can we see the product specs? >> i'm not sure i can answer that question.e don't currently have them. i don't know if they're releasable. >> okay. it's also widely understood that products of this type pick up not only individual cell phone numbers and locations but by virtue of the fact that they're mimicking a cell phone tower end up pulling information for other phones as well. is that correct? >> we cannot track a phone unless we have the code, and the code comes from the cell phone company via a search warrant. >> was there a competitive procurement process on this? >> no. it was single source. >> that was supervisor joe simitian grilling sheriff laurie smith. simitian voted against the plan. his fellow supervisors approved the purchase with a caveat. the sheriff's department must develop a policy outlining how it will be used. we asked a department spokesman, sergeant kirk stenderup, for more details about the plan. >> sergeant stenderup, thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> why did your department need the stingray device? >> so it all started

it's oc f marijuana f very spec patients. you may r when david culv intervieweds young girl and her family she has epilc seizures. and sometim hundreds a day. and the only treatmt is a spec type of marijuana oil extrt that doesn't give that high. and th what is being legad today. we now know what caused this frigg explosion at a new neighborhood. invests believe gas leaked from a cracked steel pipe overt collecting in the base and appliance in the house then ignited the gas. 15 people were injured and the home was leveled. gas service was shut off around 300 homes. it is now back on. >>> i'm richard jordan at the desk following a developing story. the securit team for the turkh ambassador in afghn came under attac by a you suicide bomber. all happening in cairo. suicide bomber packing a vehie with explosives rammin to it a turkish embay vehicle. there two turkish soldiers in. one died, the other was seriouhurt. happening just outside the gates of e iranian embassy which is next to the turkish misse taliban has claimed for the

did you carnivale goers were caught by surprise by another ven he's spec tech calling. >> there is one other event aside from carnivale, which is typically ven ishan, high tide. on sunday venice got both. flooded saint marks square but it's not a little bit of water that is stopping ven he'ses from partying. venvenitivians from partying. ven ven. a grand piano for a grand opening. >> nothing can stop us. water, air, from enjoying life. >> typical ven he's venvenicians ven. the main attracts the grat machingz masks and lavish costumes. >> food is like carnivale. it's a celebration of life. . >> the first was held in the 13th century as a street party for the lower classes. hidden blind the masks, rich and poor looked equal even if for just a few days. for the for the next two weeks, it will be less about hiding behind a mask and more about dressing to impress. claudia longa, al jazeera, venice. >> all the color, more updated on our website 24 hours a did a. aljazeera.com. headlines are next.

these guys are starting to position themselves, the specs are out there, and they're going long at ins level. i think they're feeling like $48 might be a low. even though we were lower today, look at the products. look at heating oil. there were some delivery problems, that front month spread really blew out -- liz: yeah, 3% here. >> yeah. because it was a delivery problem there. but if you look at the cracks, you know, the difference between the product and the crude price, it has really rallied the last couple of weeks. and i think that over time will keep crude oil from really falling out of bed. my opinion. could be wrong but careful. liz: somebody who knows what's going to happen in december of 2016 -- [laughter] i want to know that person. i mean, chris robinson, are you that person in chicago? >> no, i want to, i i want to know what's going to happen tomorrow. [laughter] liz: i know, me too. >> so, no, just watching here with the things that we've looked at, you know, record highs. a lot of bears out there, and i think we're trading a 5% risk -- liz: do you think it's realistic

there are 5000 parts made to my custom spec. i was stunned. i got chills that i had gotten robots in china to work for me. and they took paypal. >> how did you go from journalist/drone enthusiast to drone company ceo? >> after i started the community and it takes off. people started talking about doing things together. designing drones. the software, the hardware, etc. initially, i started putting parts into cardboard pizza boxes with my children. that was the manufacturing line. that did not work well. it was clear it had to be like a real company. making real stuff, was someone doing it full-time. i invited the smartest guy on the site and said, you want to start a company with me? and he said sure. initially, he was 19. in tijuana, mexico, he just graduated from high school. by the time we started the company, he was maybe 20 or 21. by 2012, he had been doing it for a couple of years. the company was doing like $5 million in revenues. i realized he had built a real company with his friends, many of them from tijuana. i was like, it is amazi

sunshine returns and mild con dieciouses are spec -- conditions are expected. the high pressure is the dominant feature and so we are going with the dry pattern continuing until about 10 days from now. the long-range forecast shows you what is coming. sunday the sierra has a slight chance of snow showers this upcoming sunday. rain chance here in the bay area . friday february 27th. if you continue to look at the long-range models the end of february and into march it is looking wet. it was showing the possibility of rain for february 27th. let's see what happens. widespread low cloudiness first thing in the morning and may be a little misty out there. make sure you bundle up. mid40s to the low 50s to start off your morning. and really the cloud cover we will have tomorrow morning will preel away most of the bay area and you will enjoy a milder day. the sun will be out in the 50s and ict ises for your wednesday afternoon. specifically in your neighborhood 67 san jose and 63 san francisco and 68 in santa rosa. oakland 66 and 68 in livermore. the aing could you we

in retro spec we can easily have run it and wouldn't be talking about think. >> johnny football is nowohnny rehab. according to his agent johnny manziel voluntarily check himself in to an unspecified rehab facility to quote figure out his value system. i love this. he wants to be a better family member a better friend and a better teammate. ladies and gentlemen welcome to the off season. >> yeah. >> now what? >> incredible stuff. >> we'll find out about johnny if he's back for training camp. all ice and ears. >> that will go it for us tonight at 6:00. we'll see you back here at 10:00. have great night ♪[ music ] ♪ >>> biggest super bowl ever. all the behind the scenes action you didn't see on tv. >> katy perry now flying over the audience. it is so cool! >> with special correspondent shawn johnson. >> hi, how are you? >> good, how are you? >> i'm a big fan of yours. >> lenny kravitz, kevin hart. and we're right there after idina menzel's star spangled triumph. plus, most depressing super bowl commercial ever? >> i couldn't gro

students earn them through specs activities. >> you basically can earn your red wristband by giving. that's amazing. >> reporter: students raised money to buy goats for families in nicaragua. each ghost -- goat cost $50. for a family that gets them, it's like winth lottery. >> the goat makes 15 cups a milk aday. >> reporter: students have raised more than a thousand dollars for 22 goats. they can watch educational videos on civil rights videos, participating in no name- calling week or a canned food drive. >> it makes me feel like i've changed someone's life. >> reporter: as much as the students do at school, they are learn -- their learning doesn't step when the bell rings. >> i've made peanut butter and gemmily sandwiches for the homeless in san francisco. >> homeless -- jelly sandwiches for the homeless in san francisco. >> it helps a lot of people. >> reporter: they can't wait to meet other like-minded students at "we day." you are doing something that's impacting the world. >> the big event is tomorrow in san jose. claudine wong will be there covering it for us live during "morn

. >> what about journalist going in, trying to get the story, knowing they have to get it on spec, many are not employed as you were not, you were freelancer, selling material to others. and news organizations that know they are less risky than those that send in their own people. >> it's a hard subject. i've never been staff anywhere. i'm still freelance. i'm at a point where i have been through so much that i will only work for publications that i know have my back like the "new york times," national geographing times. i know they'll try to get me out or do what we can. there are publications that say you go in on your own and sell me a picture. it's ridiculous. news organizations that buy material need to up the price or need to give security. >> what kind of security can be offered. when you were kidnapped, you had two things going for you. you were kidnapped by a quazi government organization. i don't know how much that helps. you had the "new york times," and international media. did you know at the time people out? >> no, there was a moment we were in prison, it was the first tim

. >> knowing that some of them have it on spec, many of them are not employed, as you were not in the early days, you would sell your material to others. news organizations that know that that's less risky for them than sending their own people. how do you feel about that? >> it's a hard subject. first of all i've never been staff anywhere, i'm still freelance. i'm at a point where i've been through so much that i will only work for organizations that have my back. i know if something happens to me they will try get me out, do what they can. there are something publications that say, you go on in your own and sell it to me. organizations that buy from freelancers need to up the price or give freelancers some kind of security. >> what kind of security can they offer? when you were kidnapped you had two things for you. you were kidnapped by sort of a quasigovernment organization, i don't know how that helps these days and had you new york times media. did you know that people were working actively to get you out? judge no, in prison it was the first time -- >> no, in prison it was the f

part it says the decision boy little league international will in had way effect the level of row spec that we have for the jrw players. on the field they competed with discipline and class and played the game the right way. off the field they carried themselves as gentlemen and represented their city and their families as well. they should be proud of their accomplish manies. little league officials said back in december they reviewed the roster after another chicago team complained but found to residency violations. citing new information officials met on tuesday in williamsport pennsylvania where the series is played and decided that jackie robinson west knowingly expanded its boundaries to include they are to they are belonged to other league in the district. that title now going to the mountain ridge little league team in las vegas. iain? >> dawn, thank you. >>> pennsylvania governor tom wolf wants higher taxes on natural gas to help the state's public schools. the governor says he's pushing for 5% severance tax on natural gas drilling. he says the tax could produce $1 billion a 8

sunshine returns and mild con dieciouses are spec -- conditions are expected. the high pressure is the dominant feature and so we are going with the dry pattern continuing until about 10 days from now. the long-range forecast shows you what is coming. sunday the sierra has a slight chance of snow showers this upcoming sunday. rain chance here in the bay area . friday february 27th. if you continue to look at the long-range models the end of february and into march it is looking wet. it was showing the possibility of rain for february 27th. let's see what happens. widespread low cloudiness first thing in the morning and may be a little misty out there. make sure you bundle up. mid40s to the low 50s to start off your morning. and really the cloud cover we will have tomorrow morning will preel away most of the bay area and you will enjoy a milder day. the sun will be out in the 50s and ict ises for your wednesday afternoon. specifically in your neighborhood 67 san jose and 63 san francisco and 68 in santa rosa. oakland 66 and 68 in livermore. the aing could you we

. >> what are the different specs on the cameras? are they intended for different purposes? >> different uses. there's basically a daytime camera, a nighttime camera, an infrared camera that detects body heat and temperature. >> is the sensor ball the most expensive piece on the equipment equipment? >> it is. i don't know the exact numbers, but the cost of the ball is approximately half the cost of the aircraft. >> so this is the aircraft that's actually launching today? >> this is the aircraft that's launching. my crew are doing their preflight checks, and they work with the pilot. the make sure the plane is in working order before it takes off. >> it will take off at 6:00 a.m. where will it go? >> we're tasked to fly up to the fire area and check out the fire as its burning. >> how long will it stay up? >> we have a full fuel load, and it can stay up over 20 hours. >> so where are we headed now? >> this is where the pilots and operator since when they control the aircraft. >> this is the cockpit, essentially? >> you have the pilot on the left-hand side and the operator sit

. >> what are the specs? >> the specs are not announced yet.ot even drawn up a rendering. they don't have any idea what it's going to look like except that it's going to be big. all of the cars they currently make, including there to door are huge. maybe it will defend phantom size or even a little bigger. it will be sitting higher on the road, the question is will it have a third row? you can expect to pay $500,000 would this and may be up to a million dollars with all the customization. >> and i thought a stretch from the was the dream car. >> at your bachelorette party. >> thank you. when we come back, they say they won't play favorites during the republican presidential primaries, but a lot of people are assuming the koch brothers have one. ♪ >> you know the koch are the -- the koch brothers are the king makers of the republican party. they don't plan to endorse a candidate in the primaries, but by some accounts there personal favorite is the governor of wisconsin, scott walker. julie bike with has been covering this story. let's begin with

the suss spec's cause of death is currently under investigation investigation. >>> and new tonight, friends and family are mourning the loss bensalem police officer. detective kevin cornish collapsed during a 5k in northeast philadelphia this morning. officers did cpr on him until emergency crews rushed him to aria torresdale hospital. he did not survive. >>> islamic state militants meantime they have now released another video claiming they killed a moss statue this time the victim was japanese journalist kenji goto. the man diplomats have been negotiating for days to save. cbs news correspondent omar villa franco has more. >> isis released this video claiming the show the be heading of japanese journalist kenji goto. the masterman with the british accent appeared in similar execution videos stood behind goto holding the knife. >> he says goto is being execute executed because of january pan's support in the war against isis. >> he told reporters i feel indignation over his immoral and heinous act of terrorism and vowed japan will continue to provide humanitarian aid to countries fighting

the chase started after rob bro at the coventry mall and that suss spec was not caught. >>> a frighteninginvasion in medford tonight the search is on for two suspects who told the victim if he called police they'd come back and kill him. take look at these sketches of the suspects. police say this duo burst into a home on chief mass soy road sunday night attacking 6484 old man. they duct taped gnome chair repeatedly hitting him with pipe or something similar. the suspect stole money and his car. but they did leave behind these two bicycles at the scene. and police want the public to be on guard. >> victim was surprised. he actually asked the suspects if they were in the wrong home. because he believed the way they were asking about the money that they had just pick the wrong home. >> the vick testimony was taken to the hospital for treatment and releaseed. >>> well now only on "eyewitness news". police are warning mainline they ares after two mask men pre 10ing tubifex ex drivers terrified a mother at her bala cynwyd home. officers are searching for these men tonight. they showed up at he

sunshine returns and mild con dieciouses are spec -- conditions are expected. the high pressure is the dominant feature and so we are going with the dry pattern continuing until about 10 days from now. the long-range forecast shows you what is coming. sunday the sierra has a slight chance of snow showers this upcoming sunday. rain chance here in the bay area . friday february 27th. if you continue to look at the long-range models the end of february and into march it is looking wet. it was showing the possibility of rain for february 27th. let's see what happens. widespread low cloudiness first thing in the morning and may be a little misty out there. make sure you bundle up. mid40s to the low 50s to start off your morning. and really the cloud cover we will have tomorrow morning will preel away most of the bay area and you will enjoy a milder day. the sun will be out in the 50s and ict ises for your wednesday afternoon. specifically in your neighborhood 67 san jose and 63 san francisco and 68 in santa rosa. oakland 66 and 68 in livermore. the aing could you we

. >>> gps device called a blood hound helps police catch a suss specced bank robber right outside theranklin institute. only "eyewitness news" was there today asthma tuesday was taken into custody. he was captured just minutes after police say he robbed the susquehanna bank on written house square. a gps device was slipped into a money nag allowed officers to track their suspect down. >>> new tonight a sprinkler pipe bursts flooding part of movie theater at the christiana mule mall. this happened earlier this evening in the lobby of the sin mark theater that. theater was evacuated. it's now closed until repairs can be made. >>> a mailroom mix up leads to a fake id bust involving college students on the mainline. radnor police say a dean at an unidentified college received a package that was mistakenly delivered to him. that package was supposed to go to a person named dean unaware of the mistake the dean opened the package and found an empty picture frame. eight fake ids attached it to. the students will not be charged because they did not use them. >>> well happening right now thousa

. >> this is affected every single as spec of my life. >> mistake could happen anywhere anywhere. raul got his shot at a hospital clinic. his case is still pending. >> not to be able to do the things i was able to do. because of a simple flu shot. it's horrible. it's horrible. >> health care workers who give any type of flu shot are supposed to have training. but the rules on how much and what that includes vary from state to state. i'm stephanie stahl cbs3 eyewitness news. >>> well the cold is here to stay through the rest of the month. and we are looking at a few systems moving our way. one will bring some snow showers. it will bring some snow to places that don't usually get it. take look outside and we'll check our current conditions. right now we're looking at a clear sky in philadelphia. some places seeing clouds. otherwise, just a cold night here we go again. on storm scan3 you can see some snow showers brushing by our shore points. this from an area of low pressure moving off the coast of the mid atlantic. we're on the northern fringe and the same thing is going to happen

so, let me show you on our weather graphic, at this point, what we're spec.ny areas above freezing, but not all. so areas to the north where you are likely to find colder temperatures of covers, be particularly careful. then goes into the afternoon and evening some of this air can be starting to cool, as this colder air starts to filter down. that's when you really want to watch for some of the change-over. freezing rain possible, and then by tonight we've got some light precipitation that's going to be ending, but still, these temperatures will be dropping below the freezing mark tonight. any residual moisture is a problem. right onto 95 at the present time. we will take that old phonecall and see who is calling us at this point. but we're going to be looking at a day that i think is less troublesome than it could be. but still with any amount of precipitation, with temperatures getting close to that freezing mark, that's when obviously we've got to pay very close attention to what is under foot. so roads right now where we are, on 95, just leaving center ci

walk you through some of the main specs here, the drones in question, must weigh less than 55 pounds,perator must maintain line of slight, operators must be 17 or older but don't have to have a pilot's license, they have to pass a written test and submit to the t.s.a. for vetting as well. this is, again, rulesing zines -- guidelines, not as tough as they expected for the f.a.a. but still a long process from here. >> really interesting stuff. i can't tell you, around here there are so many companies working on this big idea of drones and they've been waiting for these rules. maybe the roads, or the skies, are open. i'm going to duck. i'm too tall for this new world. what do the new rules mean? the big guys like amazon and google, joining me now from washington, michael drobek, part of the small drone coalition also senior policy advisor at akin gump. what's in these rules that are good and what's bad? >> i think the fact that we have rules is in and of itself great. it gives us a platform upon which to build. i would say that there are some problems to the extent that the rules will pr

and there are lots of questions out there, but what is charlie ergen going to do with all of this spec room? >> i think you can expect that was the dominant thing throughout the call. i have to tell you, we left the call not closer to any potential clarity on the wireless strategy here. still there are the potential partnerships monetizing through potential sales of the spectrum. we still believe that building out the network is the least possible path here. but i think the results of what the last auction did was reshuffle the deck and we think dish has become much more attractive as a potential partner to maybe t-mobile or even sprints. i still believe there are a number of options here as a result of this spectrum acquisition, pardon me. >> yes, alec sherman, let me bring him out who covers deals as well as anyone. i wonder, does this make them a likely acquirer, acquiree partner? >> i think dish has always won it to be an acquirer. that has always been charlie ergen's strategy. and partly why he renamed himself ceo today. he has been behind the scenes orchestrating dish. now that t

i will walk you through main specs here, the drones in question must -- must weigh less than 55 pounds must fly in the daylight only. below 500 feet and 100 miles an hour. operators must these veneers are older but they will not -- 17 years or older. they must submit to the tsa for vetting as well. these are rules and guidelines for a lot of people that are not as tough as asked and did, but it is a long process from here still. >> really interesting stuff. around here, there are so many companies working on drones had they been waiting for these roles. skies are open. thank you very much. what do the new rules mean? all the startups are developing drones. amazon and google. joining us now is the executive director of the small uav coalition, a lobbying group working for the likes of amazon, google x, and also a senior policy advisor. what is in these rules that is good and what is that? >> the fact we have rules is in of itself great. it gives us a platform upon which to build. i would say there are problems to the extent that the rules will prohibit operations commercial operations o

esports has become a massive spec tate offer event with millions watching live broadcasts.s weekend video gaming fans have descended on london's royal opera house to watch the call of duty championships. now, the u.k. is still playing catch-up with the likes of the u.s. and korea. sum shus sets and the cream of operatic challenge. this weekend, they are being replaced by the automatic gunfire and teams of 20 something boys who shoot to kill from their consoles. >> it's our faith. >> the stage has become an arena. 28 teams from europe and the middle east battling it out to win the call of duty mean championships. $10,000 in cash and a shot at the world finals in la where $1 million is up for grabs although it's unlikely any of these gamers will win it because u.s. teams take the big money. >> the audience might look small, eating pizza and chatting on twitter. millions more are watching online making pro-gaming bigger. the u.k. is playing catch-up with the u.s. and korea. >> grassroots taking hold over here some the top players in europe and north america are starting to be

think there have been reports that actual functionality has been scaled back even from the original spec like they are going to make this a must-have accessory. cory: talk to me about this. apple has always been sort of brand focused. i wonder if this is a different take for them. mitchell: it is terranova for them, their first big foray since the ipad, and they are betting pretty big on it. it is interesting they are taking this fashion look at it. cory: i wonder if apple is going to start to have a more segmented product line at much different price points. what did you not know before you saw this? tim: you just hit on the things we have seen before, the style. it is more about the placement. in "vogue" in china, doing things in paris to get into the fashion world. there are big questions a lot of people want to know in march when they do this event, that really will be about the watch. we only know the base price will be at about $350. cory: that is the cheap edition. tim: we do not know about the battery. if you wear it all day with a charge, people are looking at that. the case for

charbroiled to crispy burnt per specs it's served on a crusty lunch bread. not so adventurous?rket officers a variety of smoked, cured and fresh meat. pthe stuff looks good. i've heard this cheese is amazing. >> it's good, yeah. >> could i have one? >> a berber favorite, fresh goat cheese wrapped in palm leaves. >> yeah, they're beautiful, aren't they? >> it's good. [ speaking foreign language ] >> a little cheese, a little flat bread, the perfect moroccan breakfast to go. we're headed in to the jabal foothills in the mountain range about 85 kilometerses south of tangier to a place called jajouka. the village is home to the people of the al sharif tribe, which loosely translated means the saintly people. jajouka is also home to one of morocco's better-known musicians, bashir attar. jazz and rock and roll musicians have traveled all over the world to jajouka to meet this the guy. he's part of a lineage of master musicians, all from this small mountain village. ♪ >> famously dubbed as a 4,000-year-old rock band, by william burroughs, bashir, his son and these musicians maintain o

th new law will allow a very spec type of marijuana oil extrt that does not ha that high and is onlyor patients like her. >>> if you havet heard by now small amounts of pot are now lel in d.c.. that law took effect overnight. the ma went ahead with it even after members of congress sa that doing that would land jail. the d.c. government d d.c. poli say that there are four words tha you need to know. home grow home use. here's what that means for you. you're allowed to have up to two houpss of it but you can only smoke it at home. yon also grow up to six plan at home, but only three of them can be fully grown at any one time. you can also share up to one ounce with other people but sell buying pot is not alloweu can smoke it in public or pub housing. that includes parks, bar your car. is still totally illegal on federal l around here. you also cannot smoke and drive at t same time. the drug is also banned for anyby und the age of 21. >>> wee watching as the snow star to accumulate. here is a live look the storm team 4 x 4 is in stafford. drivers there need to know. > plus when the sno

united states condemns the terror attacks, the first attack was a meeting to discuss free speech the specgainst a synagogue. our deepest condolences and our those are with the individuals required. she goes on to say the u.s. is staying in touch with danish authorities, and the that the u.s. stands with denmark in standing up to anti-semitism and bigotry. as we discussed last hour we were waiting to see if the administration would lay out this characterization in light of president obama's comments last week that the attack on the kosher deli in paris was random following the "charlie hebdo" murders. he got some criticism from that but now we're getting a clearer, stronger statement, and on top of that we know of course the fbi is assisting in this investigation. >> erin mcpike in washington thanks so much. >> of course. >>> for more information on how you can help people impacted by the terror attacks in denmark, go to cnn.com/impactyourworld. >>> he is on al qaeda's most wanted list and also survived the copenhagen attack. ahead, the interview with lars vilks, what he saw when the gunma

provids wou not be able to block or slow web traffic to spec sites. now, we are expecting that these provids wil sue the fcc to try to block these regulations, t that is the ruling that was just handed down the fcc g net neutrality. >> thanks richard. we're learning more about the murd of a 95-year-old man in marylan belvin was found stabbed to death. a 60-year-old resident claims he stabbed belvin in response to unwant sexual advances. his name is eric dyson. he also charged $5,000 to belvin credit card after his death. now faces murder theft and fraud charges. >>> charlottesv police are invest a possible sexual assault inv a university virginia student. the "daily progress" says the scho sent out an e-mail yester saying the woman was found unconscious in an apart on sunday nighd taken to the university's medil center. e paper added she had no memo of hours spent with the man she met online who had serv her control. e schl not issued a statement. >>> wee the results of an alarmi new study. h adhd. and the most popular breed of dogs the top choices wo

a specs person for the japanese government say it is priority now is making sure japanese citizens abroad are safe and to add stronger security to their schools. >>> coming up in the week ahead, a virginia woman facing terrorism-related charges will be in court on monday. heather coffman has a plea hearing in richmond. she was arrested late last year following a series of facebook posts she made promoting the militant group isis. she also allegedly offered to help an undercover agent travel to syria to help the group. coffman's attorney has previously said his client has no connection to isis. >>> tomorrow navy yard building 197 will reopen following the deadly shooting rampage. a ceremony will be held at 8:00 a.m. to reveal the $63 million renovation. it includes a remembrance area to honor the 12 people killed. 400 human resources employees will move in tomorrow. others will move in in the coming weeks. >>> maryland governor larry hogan will make his first state of the state address this week. hogan has faced criticism related to his proposed education cuts. those cuts could impact scho

i yield back. >> the gemini of spec is time. mr. bipartisan right there in the middle of the crowd. [laughter] let's hope there's a crackle of the airwaves in louisville texas to be broadcast there. your primary opponent, good gosh. mr. pullum thank you very much. as always you and i both know you are not only welcome here but we appreciate you taking time to get on our dance card in without objection the gentleman is recognized. say i think you mr. chairman and although we sometimes disagree you have always been very cordial and given everyone an opportunity to be heard and i appreciate that. mr. chairman ranking member slaughter i appreciate the opportunity to testify before the committee. on the new ranking member on the committee and protecting affordable health care for america's workers and families is a top priority. the fact of the matter is the affordable care act is working we should not repeal of perhaps those who want to repeal the affordable care act have a short memory and it's important to remind ourselves what was taking place when we pass the affordable care act. be

the only african-american teacher held a specs assembly on monday about the civil rights movement. but the teacher only invited african-american students. she said she wanted to talk about issues like the use of the n word and she thought students might open up if they were only among other african- american students. well, the school superintendent says while the teacher meant well, she didn't do the right thing. >> this is not an issue that just impacts african-american students. it impacts our entire school population. >> 9% of the students at benicia middle school are african-american. the school superintendent says any future sessions will include the entire student body. >>> it is 7:26. it's been more than ten years since the oakland police department was given a long list of court-mandated recall woulds. court-mandated reforms. coming up, pam cook will tell us if they are making progress. >>> and a man who viciously attacked a cabdriver in daly city. we'll tell you about the video police want you to look at and we'll tell you why fellow cabbies are not surprised by what happ

>> the party, fifth year so far for the party, spec being 700 people tomorrow night. >> my gosh. >> goingm 7:30 to 11:30. it really is magical. we will have -- it is amaze to go see the market like first off. it will be transform, it is worth to come just to see the transformation. >> transformed into what? >> the whole center court will be a lounge, jazz bar, my produce will be totally cleared and be a big event. >> transforming the market. >> sure are. >> so go to different stands and get whatever i snap. >> go, get anything you want. it is like once in a lifetime thing. fifth in a lifetime, fifth annual. >> now i've been asked to participate in the pretzel rolling contest. >> because you're ' a will be vet i, sue. >> very good. >> important detail, girlfriend. >> but i have no clue where to begin, roger miller. >> you'll get the advantage because i'm going to teach you today, tomorrow night. >> oh, i have an edge tomorrow, okay. >> yes, so grab the inside here. pull the left hands up like this. you twist it around, and drop it. okay? >> very easy, my friend. >> she makes it look easy,

either the equipment in the tunnels or equipment at the surface may not be fully functional to the specs we require. >> reporter: mike is head of montgomery's fire communication technology department. the key question how big a problem is this? >> reporter: does anybody have any reason to worry you guys wouldn't be able to communicate effectively? >> they do not. the montgomery country fire department and regional partners have systems in place to community communicate effectively and do so on a daily basis. >> reporter: they said they could not communicate with each other inside the station. this first reported by the "washington post." metro said this was not a problem up and down the red line only at the wheaton station. back here live metro says the problem was only here in wheaton. what does montgomery county fire say about all that? in my next report at 6:00. adam tuss news4. >>> hundreds of workers are wrapping up an emotional first day at the work site where they lost 12 of their colleagues. theyree opened with a new name and new start for workers 17 months after the shooting at

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