and that he had an illness. reports unconfirmed by abc say he was severely depressed and had medication for a psycho psychosomatic illness. had sought treatment for problems with his vision. a potentially career-ending condition. the hope is tomorrow, authorities will reveal the extent of his illness. in the meantime today, german newspapers printing a full-page letter from lufthansa offering condolences to the loved ones of the 150 people that died. tom? >> alex, thank you. >>> and a new law in indiana leading to outrage across the country. it's called the religious freedom act, but indiana's governor is standing firm and speaking out in an exclusive interview. here's gio benitez. >> reporter: with a firestorm brewing over indiana's new religious freedom act, the man in the middle, governor mike pence, coming forward today to defend the law in an interview with our own george stephanopoulos. >> we're not going to change the law, okay? but if the general assembly in indiana sends me a bill that adds a section an

an officer was here making an arrest. there was a scuffle. he was hurt. next the timeline of what happened next. ambulance sirens blaired in northeast today. but at this time yesterday, an injured police officer was waiting and waiting for an ambulance to take him to the hospital. he was hurt during an arrest near a liquor store. news 4 obtained dispatch records. 6:38 first call for officer down. seven minutes later, they report an officer's leg injury. then five calls for transport to take the officer to the hospital. at 7:06 an ems officer is dispatched to the scene. police stop waiting and take the officer to the hospital in a cruiser. this is 30 minutes after the initial officer down call. then the ambulance is dispatched and then recalled. 31 minutes after the first call of an officer down. they are looking into this trying to determine why there was a delay. >>> developing tonight, just about an hour from now, students will rally after allegations that alcohol beverage control agents used excessive force against this uva student. he was arrested aft

an exchange, not an exchange established by the state, an exchange may not make available any health plan that is not a qualified health plan. so -- >> qualified health plan. but what's the provision you were referring to when you said that an exchange may enroll only a qualified individual? >> well, i what they 20 what the statute says throughout is that qualified individuals are eligible to purchase on exchanges, and it's the necessary meaning of that phrase that if you are not a qualified individual, then you are not eligible to purchase health care on an exchange because otherwise, the word qualified would not have any meaning. the whole the meaning of the word qualified is to distinguish between people who are eligible and people who are ineligible. and as a policy matter, it wouldn't make any sense because think of the people who are not qualified individuals. the people who don't live in the state, the people in prison, and they're unlawfully documented. >> this is part of section 1312. a person qualified to purchase on an exchange must, quote reside in the state that establis

has made an appeal for help. >> reporter: an attack on an oil facility last month has left it unoperable. most by by fighters linked to islamic state of iraq and levant. they destroyed equipment at an oil field on wednesday. a pipeline and oil field came under attack last week in dahra. 14 were killed at the mabrouk oil field. lib why's oil industry is a prime target production falling 1.6 million barrels before the revolution with muammar gaddafi, to 300,000. there has been so many asacks that the nation -- attacks that the national oil corporation said it will not fulfil the contracts, saying it may close all of libya's ports if the situation does not improve. the rival governments are in a power struggle. the delegation was at this airport when it was targeted. >>> we are here. as we were going for the dialogue meeting, war planes were carrying out attack. an attempt to stoppize going to the meeting and sabotaging efforts of the government. >> the airport was hit by forces loyal to the tib rock government -- tib rock. expectations of a solution are old. dialogue based on fixed foundat

it is an option. other transit agencies have deployed it to limit bike access. >> okay, my next question is about an ada coordinator. is there a full time ada coordinator at bart who can help you get it better the first time in the future? maybe not completely perfect, but maybe avoid some of the difficulties that happened this last time. >> i am the ada coordinator for federal purposes. so i am the chief point of contact when dealing with the fta for a variety of reasons and i was appointed for this process. i think that we are never going to get it right the first time. we put in a detectable pathway and we made a right turn. every time it deviated and made a right turn. it's a zigzag that is really hard to follow. it seems like we are always going to have to -- we have to try it in a small area. so with the new cars, our current fleet, if you look at our current fleet we have reconfigured it. even though there is controversy, it can be adjusted. it's a change order to bart. the solutions are we can

hbo documentary the jinx awailts an -- awaits an extradition hearing. robert durst was arrested for the murder of susan burrman back in 2000. he appears to confessed to multiple killings during the documentary. >> reporter: today it is back to court for 71-year-old millionaire robert durst previously investigated in three separate killings, but never convicted of murders. they were profiled in the jinx and his possible confession even recorded on tape. >> killed them all, of course. >> reporter: fbi agents arrested durst over the weekend where he checked in using a fake name and i.d. his attorney saying he will not fight extradition, but fighting the charges. >> there are a lot of people out there who think i killed my wife that i killed susan burrman and a intention a littlely murdered morris -- intentionally murdered morris black. >> reporter: his first wife disappeared in 1982. susan burrman was murdered when she was about to talk to police about the first wife's disappearance. >> family members think they should have been tougher. >> reporter: a yea

it's reflecting an unconscious process. trigger is they are. >> it is told to shoot all armed targets. and not hit unarmed ones. >> the research shows that subjects shoot unarmed people quickly. they decide not to shoot an unarmed whiteman sooner. he says although he figured hout what he should be doing, it was tough to avoid bias. >> i realise it will be emotionally racially. i mean, it's tough. i'm not a plefr, i can only imagine the stuff we go through. performing doesn't make a racist person. people conducting the study see their open un unconscious biases affecting their actions are you shooting unarmed black me. >> and failing it shoot unarmed white men. my unconscious brain sees white people as safer. >> i hate to admit it. i was surprised and disappointed. >> accidently so the an unarmed black man. not doing well. >> you would be surprised. people tend to respond the way you are responding. >> we'll flip the board around. point to the person you believe is different. >> as this shows, blacks can demonstrate on bias

they wouldn't give me an address i could write to. the only thing i could do is call day after day and talk to these frontline people who i think, you know, really weren't trained to deal with this. >> reporter: it turns out one in five americans has a mistake on a credit report from either equifax, experian or transunion, most often the result of bad information, credit theft or fraud. getting them removed can be very difficult. >> the credit reporting system in america that we're addressing today suffers from inaccuracy and often from outright injustice. >> reporter: today, an agreement between the new york aeg and the three major reporting agencies requiring them to train employees to review consumers claims and documents, to no longer include tickets or fines and a new six-month grace period before late medical bills are reported because insurance payments are often late. >> these new rules will allow you to more proactively manage your credit. >> reporter: consumer advocates also recommend all americans check their credit scores

it should be an obligation. we also have a duty, a duty to protect what has made the internet the most dynamic platform for free speech ever invented. it is our printing press. it is our town square, our soapbox and our shared platform for opportunity. that is why open internet policies matter. that is why i support network neutrality. we cannot have a two-tiered internet with fast lanes that's beat the traffic of the privileged and leave the rest of us lagging behind. he cannot have gatekeepers who tell us what we can and cannot do and where we can and cannot go online. and we do not need locking, -- blocking, throttling, or paid prioritization schemes that undermine the internet. for these reasons i support the chairman's efforts and rules today. they use are a distinct -- a tory tools, including title ii -- statutory tools, including title ii authority to put in place a sick open internet policies we all rely on but our courts took away last year. the result honors the creative collaborative and open internet

we got an officer down! it also has its very own 18-man swat team - and last summer, they received something known as an "mrap" through the federal program. it's a "mine-resistant ambush protection" vehicle - it was designed to protect us troops from roadside bombs in iraq. >> we average about once a month. >>once a month? >>once a month we'll be in this. >>but this is something that's not really designed for civilian use, right this is a military vehicle? >>we could get shot at in any particular time, we sign on for that yea but that don't mean we don't use tools that are readily available to use. that's all this is. it's a tool, this is no different than our gun. >> the swat team is often used on drug warrants, most of the time the mrap goes along too. >> there is a criticism that people are concerned that stuff that's being used in conflict zones is ending up in small towns, what's your response to that? >> you've been in an mrap? >> i have. >> i mean it's a big truck with big thick steel on it. that's re

legalize the in-law units and how to proceed with specific remolding projects director huey is drafting an article with the focus on building inspection services and code enforcement due to insure the life safety elements and fire safeties it was timely particularly in the multiple alarm fires in the mission and the tenderloin neighborhoods deploying welcomed the opportunity to communicate with the owners of the apartment building and key action items that are owners be responsibility for the issues and the whole sprinkler systems we'll be talking about and kudos and thanks to the dbi staff celebrating the year of ram and the plan review staff attend and code enforcement staff and others inspector ken and housing inspectors and dennis and others the dbi was busy with code quizzes and free smoke alarms with the new 10 year battery thank you for dbi they're participating in the annual project pole that the city high school interning program that is is an 8 week program the students are meridian from june to august 7th in the past is two years dbi has projects with the interims and have provi

not require an id.oter fraud is bad, and there is some so why not have an id. >> your own reporting shows 31 out of a billion votes cast so that is a completely diminishing problem, whereas you clearly have more than 31 eligible voters who's constitutional rights to participate in our self government are overly burdened by these laws and a lot of them have an voterly discriminatory tinge -- >> do you have estimate of how many people are not able to vote because of this. >> in texas they said something like 600,000 eligible voters don't have the required photo id. because the point is that suddenly whoever shows up can cast a ballot. we have an effective system in this country. we don't need to change it but we need to expand access to the ballot. make sure americans are being brought into the process. >> you want to make it easier to vote? >> absolutely. voting in america should be free, fair and accessible to everyone. that's the way our government is able to functionally represent all of us together -

an ounce and a half or an ounce, rather, of half and half. 1%, who cares? whatwho are we kidding? you just need the creaminess. dip it in either raw sugar or chocolate syrup or hot chocolate mix. you put all the liquid ingredients in a shaker with ice, and then you strain it into the chilled martini glass. it is like chocolate milk infused with bad decisions and a certain hangover. you will love it! and, of course, if you are a mixologist ask have your -- and have your own recipe, id love it. have one more me since i'm all dried out til easter. happy chocolate martini day, and i have to say i'm starting to like these made-up holidays. e-mail, kennedy fbn, and when i toast you, it's always in chocolate. good night. sandisk. filling in for stewart tomorrow morning at 1 11 o'clock. lou dobbs is next. lou: good evening, everybody. i'm lou dobbs. french authorities say the copilot of the germanwings flight that crashed into the alps acted deliberately to destroy the aircraft and all 150 pim 150 people aboard. he was 28-year-old. andreas lubitz. he

an official autopsy pointed to suicide. rock newman has or are mo. >> results from an independent team confirmed what many suggested. alberta nisman did not die of his open hand. >> i want to let you know that alberta nisman did not have an accident or commit used. he was killed and his death is an assassination that depends answers. he was found dead in his apartment. state forensic studies wound no kun powder on his hands. he died the night before he was to deliver a report to congress. allege that the forker nirns consired to cover up its involvement in a cultural center. the results also indicate that the prosecutor did not die significantly and may have suffered. the debt casting doubts on the president. and suggests he was murdered by members that wanted to implicate him. son spir si theories abounded. there seems little doubt that alberta nisman did not commit suicide. there's no hard evidence at pointing the finger and who might have pulled the trigger. >> still to come - egypt's president shakes up his cabinet. who

leaving an incredible ecological disaster. it wasn't an accident.distinguish this from the case of british petroleum that was an accident, and in many other cases -- a tanker that had an accident and oil was spilled. no here we are talking about 30 years of oil operations. now, having the adequate and sufficient techniques for processing the waste matter and impeding it from going directly into the rivers, regrettably, in the case of ecuador, texaco dumped the oil production waste directly into the rivers and the jungle. they devastated a huge area of the ecuadorian amazon. so i want to draw that distinction. it is not an accident. it is, regrettably, decision that was made so as to get texaco to have higher earnings just running -- destroying our amazon. if the waste have been processed, it would have cost them some, and they would not have burned more, but they would have predicted the amazon. that is what is at the origin of all of this. a few days ago, i think it was march 11, the court of arbitration at the hague took an important decision, whi

how is it that you will continue to learn as an actor? because storytelling allows us to learn things about ourselves examine things about other human beings that we might not necessarily agree with or understand entirely, that there is something very humanizing about the role of being an actor, and that the most remarkable thing about it is that we can write our own endings. >> rose: mmm... and we can make something -- i just had this extraordinary experience in the middle east with my foundation where we'd try to -- i wanted to do a project called homegrown which is to try to encourage the leaders there that while building national theaters with all the facilities that you can want is a wonderful thing farming in cirque du soleil is not necessarily the answer in terms of developing your own cultural identity and having work written about your country. so we did a project called homegrown in which we auditioned 300 emerging actors from 17 different nations and put together a group of 34 of them and they represented yemen saudi arabia, eg

then an arrest warrant. eventually she was stopped and jailed. >> if you're poor and black and standing in front of a court and saying i can't afford this i think the court is less likely to listen to you. >> reporter: nelson said her dream job is to join the navy but the answer is no until she clears up the problems with the court. >> it stresses me out, because i can't start my career because of these little tickets. >> reporter: officials say the justice department probe found that ferguson overwhelmingly charges african-americans some 67% of the population with minor or petty offenses that cost crippling debt loss of homes, and jobs. ferguson's leaders have been meeting with federal officials all day, and they tell us they are digesting this report. and the sweeping reforms to force them to make to start rebuild trust with the community, they're supposed to protect and serve. >>> a protest in the streets of los angeles today over the police shooting of a homeless skid row. the incident was captured on a

>> i don't have an answer to that. i know our security operations did an inquiry. i believe they have that answer. >> i would make this point. training has to be crucial. if the tso had the authority you have a training problem. in terms of the tso's knowledge of what their opportunities and obligations and authority is in the supervisor approached by the tso gave the approval of him going through. is it in the inspector general's report as to why the supervisor allowed the person to go forward? >> the tsa has a rule that the tso's men increased level of screening a passenger receipts at a checkpoint based on a belief that can be put into words and explain to others that is based on observations that suggest an individual -- >> this person decreased it by telling the tso let him walk on through. i want to emphasize that we have a double issue here, in protecting the perimeter of the security checkpoint were a person may need to be stopped and may be agitated. i'm not suggesting a counseling of law enforcement on our travelers. i'm suggesting we need to protect our

-- an attempt to hijack our debate about human trafficking. this amendment is out of place and out of step with everything i believe we stand for in the senate. it's an amendment to a bill that seeks to amend the constitution of the united states. it is an amendment offered by a republican colleague that grows the government and increases taxes. it is an amendment to a trafficking bill that could make people more likely to be trafficked. i'm talking about the amendment to eliminate birthright citizenship and end the people's right to be citizens by being born here on american soil. birthright citizenship is a bedrock principle found not in law but in the constitution. the 14th amendment states clearly that all persons born or naturalized in the united states and subject to the jurisdiction thereof are citizens of the united states and of the state wherein they reside. for 115 years the obvious and plain meaning that people born on american soil are american citizens have been a.f.c. firmed before the supreme court -- have been affirmed before

an fbi investigation revealed his cousin planned an act of terror on a military facility south of chicagoe in aurora. the plot discovered by an undercover fbi agent who friended him on facebook. >>> developing now, saudi arabia launched new air strikes in neighboring yemen in what's become an escalating proxy war between saudi arabia and iran that's because saudi air strikes that started wednesday target shiite rebels backed by iran. the rebels have taken control of large parts of yemen once hailed by president obama as a model for fighting the war on terror. as yemen spirals out of control, the u.s. is providing intelligence support. at the same time, they're bombing isis targets in iraq fighting iran in the battle against isis. richard engel joins us live from istanbul turkey. richard, how does the united states find itself aligned with iran in iraq but yet against iran in yemen here. break down the complexity especially when it seems it contradicts the alliance. >> reporter: it is actually more contradictory than that because in syria you have the u.s. fighting both with iran and again

. >> there's an i.t. that we have disagreement with in terms of entire use of licenses for software, as to whether in fact we had lost money by not using them and it was abn issue of how you measured it. we have taken actions to make sure, because i am a big supporter of igs. when they raise an issue like that, we deal with it. >> and we'll visit with the ig about that. >>> during a hearing last month senator grassey asked you about the tax pons and whether it would allow individuals to claim billons of dollars in tax benefits for unaut rised work. your follow up lotter to him last week that individuals may claim up to three years of refunds on income even if they were working off the books or never paid tax social security truly startling. why are you allowing individuals who cheated by not paying any taxes to now claim a refund that will be financed by hard-working americans who have been paying taxes all along. >> it has to be cleared that you're eligible for the earned income tax credit only if you ha

>> we an notate our records it's an unverified report. and we would have to verify in order to process for our records. >> once it's processed it goes on to -- is there a public and internal on this death master file? i'm trying to figure out the way it occurs. once we go through the verification -- how much does it cost to verify someone that is a nonverified name coming from a state? >> it's not a discrete unit cost? >> is there an average cost? >> usually what we do we have one of our technicians contact the family member and confirm the death. >> according to the omg report, they found 180,000 individuals who died while receiving disability payments but were not recorded in the master death file. more than 90 voter registrations in that group that were already dead. help me understand this process. as you see it, ssa is verifying the records the states verify the records yet we have 6.5 million over 112 years old, and 180,000 individuals you found that are already dead and on social security. >> that is our biggest concern on this thi

it's an enormous challenge for the staff. the tv station that was once the official channel of the former independent republic was left in limbo since the unification in yemen. it's been technically the case. last month the houthis cut off the transition of the satellite. >> they disconnected the tables without prior warnings. they were obliged to find alternatives. we have now begun to transmit live. >> the houthis were reportedly afraid that the south may announce independence. the decision has ipp advertently served aden tv well. now it has started to broadcast to the world independently from aden. that's not the end of the changes as they try to get the message across. all of yemen's tv channels and papers are located in the north. the majority are under houthi control or censorship. the internet speed in aden is next to zero. it's like the shadow of a channel it once was. most of the equipments goes backs to the 1980s. most of the programs and news channels come from other channels. it will need funds. since his arrival

ordinance e-mailed the zoning map on ocean avenue within the heath street from an rfp to an rh1 to the transit district and include to - sorry ocean avenue and 19 avenue from nc one to nc t one a 30-day extension for the planning commission to review the short-term rental that was sponsored by supervisor kim and is supervisor campos to the short-term rental ordinance could be continued it will be heard on april 23rd and an ordinance amending the administrative code to have the family and membership council by supervisor yee to be a voting member on the counseled and voting staff to have family housing in the city this will not come to you for review that concludes my report. >> commissioner antonini. >> sorry a question changes proposed on ocean avenue what are those in brief going to entail. >> sure they're proposing to extend the ocean avenue closer to the freeway and catching more properties in the neighborhood district and the other one a small little areas on nc one to nc t one that gets rid of parking minimums and also sorry - residential density bans lot areas so. >> that didn't

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. >> the security council -- this is an international agreement, an agreement that would be made with the other members of the u.n. security council. it would be normal for the security down take note of any agreement and then create a basis for lifting the u.n.-related satisfactions -- sanctions and congress has to decide whether to itself u.s. sanctions. >> my time expired but suggesting congress has a role to play by voting on sanctions relief years from now once a deal has run its course that to me is disingenuous. that's my view. will go to mr. engle for his questiones. thank you. >> thank you mr. chairman. let me first also emphasize that the trepidation that all of us have about the negotiations involves at least for me, what the chairman said that any deal that would sunset in ten years, or however much, we're very obviously concerned about and i know yous are well, and we obviously want to push that back as much as we possibly can because we really just don't trust iran. i think the chairman's right on the mark in terms of our concern with the sunsets in ten years or so. anot

where it does about a tenth of an inch. not a big rain event but enough to get the ground wet for the morning commute. and then snow is expected by tomorrow morning, half a foot before 6,000 feet. after tomorrow and tuesday, a warming trend. 70s and 80s by thursday and friday. a roller coaster here this week across the bay area. guys, back to you. >> measuring that rain in hundredths. wow. we really need some. anthony, thank you. >>> still to come what chris bore lands plans to do with his signing bonus. the linebacker surprised everyone last week by announcing his retirement just after one year in the nfl. plus. >>> it was a wake up call for the entire industry, no question about it. >> a sniper attack that shut down pge power station two years ago. tonight we investigate the security precautions that have happened there. don't wait for awesome... totino's pizza rolls... ...gets you there in just 60 seconds. go bold with flavors that kick. (humming) oh yeah. (humming) they're magically delicious. ha! very funny, kyle. >>>

a couple lulls along the way but this is still an an all day event. if you see things wind down they are in the done but just taking a break. 36 degrees at philly international. thirty-eight ac. do you see how we are split with that rain/snow line. this is still expectation even though we are not completely into the the snow every where yet, it looks like brunt, heavier sweet spot will pick up here through southern tear have of our area vittoria. >> good morning everyone. the right now we are seeing wet road. we are not seeing so much accumulate on the highways and byways. this is vine street expressway or actually schuylkill at vine street expressway. traveling to and from 76, i-95, just really maneuvering around center city right now, it is still nice outside. you will notice road are slick, damp and wet. the as we continue we will take you in toward western suburbs because if you are traveling on 422, we are seeing some of that snow stick. you will notice it sticking toward embankment and very snowy shot as headlights are picking up that precipitat

an energy?> not necessarily, that would be the last thing if things are going wrong but under normal scenarios, the breakers would be pulled. >> and the crash last december, any similarities based on what we knew about that crash and what we know about this one? >> there's talk of icing ice crystals possibly forming on the feeder tubes, and that's the only similarities, but at this point that's just speculation like it was with airasia. >> what would be the first thing when they have the flight data recorders that the investigators in france and germany will be looking at. >> they will be looking at both the cockpit violence recorder, and those will be synced out. and the they will have the information for the cockpit and the airplane. >> when you heard the news that there was no distress call in. >> that tells me that there's a serious problem on the airplane that the pilots have to divert all of their attention to, and they didn't have time to give their attention to. the rule is aerate and na

we have wind gusts up to 30 miles an hour. sustained wind speeds at 18 miles an hour. feels like temperature in the 30s and it will stay that way as we head into the rest of the night. poconos feels like temperature of 18 degrees. feeling like 34 in allentown. 34 in trenton. feels like it's only 34 in mt. holly. 35 in atlantic city. the feels like temperature right now in dover at 38 degrees. so it's a chilly night ahead for us. it will feel a little better once the wind speeds die down a little bit. our 24-hour temperature change map shows we're 20 degrees colder in atlantic city same in millville and parts of dover. actual temperature, 40 degrees in allentown. 48 degrees in dover. here's our wind speed, gusting up to 36 miles an hour in atlantic city. gusting up to 33 in mt. holly. 30 in fchl. 29 in allentown. up to 30 miles an hour in the poconos. it's a very gusty evening. our satellite radar shot shows our next system a system that will bring snow and a wintry mix heading into friday. that will affect your commute both in the morning and as you head home from work

according to an official. they fired at white, stopping the rampage, hitting in the face chest and leg. >> what the zers did was instinct. it was the responsibility that all law enforce. officers have - swiftly, forcefully and commanded the situation. >>> at the same time carol, a t.s.a. agent, pursued white and was hit by a bullet intended for white. >> she saved my life. originally i thought the machete hit me. i didn't realise it was a bullet until i got to the hospital. >> after ethan white was disarmed officials spotted a bag dropped. inside were six molotov cocktails. >> he had a barbecue lighter in the bag and a letter opener plastic, and there was crushed powdery material found near his body with green fuses or wicks which we have determined preliminary at this point in time to be smoke bombs. >> police found white's abandoned car parked at the airport much pt fbi joined with local and state officials. motives are unclear. >>> frightening moments. i.s.i.l. is calling on backers to attack american milit

turkey is an old friend of the united states and we are an ally with nato.ast four months where we have had a number of conversations with the turkish leadership one of which specially late one evening with the prime minister resulted in the turks. my direct conversation with the leadership resulted in the turkish decision to permit the peshmerga to reenforce the defenders of kobani by moving through turkey to do that. turkey has made a series of additional decisions ultimately to expand its support to our coalition efforts. we continue to have productive conversations with turkey. we have more ground to cover in terms of how turkey might participate. but it's not just in the military context. turkey is now co loading the coalition working group on stemming the flow of foreign fighters. it's in turkey's interest to do that and they have embraced that as a responsibility within the coalition, so we'll continue to work closely with both countries and they are critical to the outcome. >> thank you. >> yes, sir, thank you. >> thank you mr. meeks. now, recognize

>> no. >> it is my understanding that it is not an audit but an investigation. we you be willing to cooperate with this investigation? >> of course. >> i think one of the key things -- and it was brought up on both sides -- the process of openness and transparency. my personal opinion, there could have been a lot more done to maximize the transparency and openness. the rules do allow you latitude to give it more transparency than you did. i think one the things our bodies should look at is compelling that openness and transparency rather than making it simply discretionary. and that is something we will have to take that because there are warnings that go one direction and others, some are happy, some are not. the idea that the public would say have a 30 day opportunity to see the final goal, i think rings true with a lot of people. this notion that right up until the time he voted for it, nobody outside that commission is allowed to see the final product . it does not lend itself well to maximizing openness and transparency. that is my comment and not a questio

first, an excerpt from tonight's episode.at happened to olivia blair, a toddler diagnosed with an acute type of leukemia that has spread to her brain and spinal column. the film follows her as she and her parents struggle with difficult decisions, including this moment when doctors discuss the option of radiation to her brain. >> so, obviously, the question is what does this mean. >> well, i'm automatically thinking that the leukemia is in her spine in her brain. it's more serious, it's high risk. >> what that means is her therapy will be more intense, that she will get extra chemotherapy and we also will recommend that she gets spine radiation and radiation to the brain. >> i don't want to do radiation. know. so -- >> why are we doing that? because we know that radiation will treat it. but we know that the radiation therapy could potentially have affects on her cognitive abilities going forward. >> i just... come on. you're right. >> we gave you the scenarios yesterday. >> she's a smart child. is and she will continue to be

although an empty jumbo is almost 80 times heavier. built into the wings, there are more than 17,000 ultra-efficient solar cells. they transfer energy to four electrical motors powering the plane's propellers. the pilots will have to stay awake for most of their time in the air. they're being allowed naps of just 20 minutes confined in a cockpit that's not a lot bigger than a phone box. mark lobel watched the launch in abu dhabi. >> reporter: preparing for the ride of their lives. the moment the swiss explorers have been waiting years for has come. >> in an adventure like this one, you have a lot of unknown, a lot of unexpected, unpredictable. >> reporter: despite being surrounded by state of the art equipment, the pilot flies five days and five nights in cramped conditions in an aircraft that's difficult to maneuver. rather dauntingly, the battery-powered propellers pass over sea water, there's no room for error. the fragile plane needs extremely good weather conditions to take off and got them. after a small technical hitch, the sola

it is an injury accident.>> a truck driver fell asleep at the wheel before the truck slammed into a school bus and another car in washington state. according to the police the truck crossed the center line of a rural highway and hit the other two vehicles head on. a woman in the car died. 43 students were taken to the hospital for evaluation but have been sent home. >>> a nasty insect spotted in the bay area is threatening bay area vineyards. it's the glassy-winged sharpshooter also known as the vampire bug. marin county inspectors found one of the bugs in the shipment of plants from southern california. it wreaks havoc on crops by sucking the juice out of fruits. >>> some people say that a plan to reroute san francisco's garbage really stinks. the city wants to send tons of waste to a recology landfill near vacaville. san francisco city planners say the garbage won't have a significant impact on the environment. but a former solano county supervisor is not buying it. the plan has spurred an online petition to

it's an emotional grind.really is tough to be a kid nowadays much tougher than when i was a kid. >> now we watch you, followed you on "taxi" and "who's the boss." mayweather and pacquiao. >> i bet against mayweather every time he fights and every time i lose. i'm going one more time with the pacman. >> tickets for the students versus teachers show are available through the northeast high school alumni association. the show takes place on march 23rd. the cost is $8 in advance or $10 at the door. that's a great bargain. >> it's a great show. come on out and support your community school. >> go to nbc10.com with the nbc mobile app for more information. >> thanks, vai. >>> and "honeymoon in vegas," i want to give you that plug. >> i guarantee that show i promise you. >> right there at the nbc 10 app or nbc10.com for more information on that. >> you're the man. thank you. >>> clouds are moving in. so far so good though the temperatures have been climbing in spite of now mostly cloudy skies in the area. 42 degrees

in what had to be an uncomfortable exchange, an official said the president made the same comments in private. taking netanyahu to task over his racially tinged call to arms against israeli arab voters and in particular over his disavowal of the two-state solution, the pillar of american policy in the middle east for decades. in an exclusive interview today with nbc's andrea mitchell, netanyahu attempted to undo some of the damage. >> i haven't changed my policy. i never retracted my speech six years ago, calling for a demilitarized palestinian state that recognizes the jewish state. what has changed is the reality. i don't want a one-state solution. i want a sustainable, peaceful, two-state solution, but for that, circumstances have to change. >> the too little too late. unusually harsh language, white house press secretary today continued to criticize netanyahu's n-stage campaign strategy. >> that cynical election day tactic was a pretty transparent effort to marginalize arab israeli citizens and their right to participate in their democracy. >> and denied reports that the administr

the wind southwest at 11 miles an hour. that southwest wind plus the cloud cover will help keep the temperature up tonight. 48 degrees in allentown and atlantic city. east philly at 53 degrees right now. and toward the shore it's a little cooler because we have that wind coming in off the ocean. look at the ocean temperature, 37. that is very cold for this time of the year. and that may play a role in that chance for snow on friday. normally the ocean temperature is way warmer so it's hard for snow in march. look at that. 75 in cincinnati. 81 in st. louis. all-time records but in the middle of the country. warmest ever in spring. but still, up in canada it's plenty cold. 17 below zero in the middle of the afternoon. so we've got that clash of air masses coming. there's the cloud cover around us now. and back to the south, way south, in mexico that's where the moisture's building up from this next storm. that's a lot of moisture too. here's the future weather computer. this is one of the models. this happens to be the world

i think this block will have an important -- an important role in supporting the palestinian struggle for independence and freedom and the occupied territories but also it will have a bigger power in terms of protecting the rights of the palestinians who are subjected to racial discrimination in israel itself. and defending their right. the fact they all managed or the unified in one list, regardless of the fact they have ideologic differences, is an example for us to follow to end the internal division between west bank and gaza and also have a unified palestinian front in the occupied palestinian territories. >> what kind of relationship exists between the palestinian leadership and the parties of the joint list? are you holding discussions? have you held discussions all along? >> all the time. we have good relations we are in solidarity with them, they are in solidarity with us. of course the palestinian official side avoids interfering directly in the elections in israel as much as we expect the israelis not to interfere in our affairs although they do on a daily basis. the relati

kind of an observation. the report is great. it has many details and in fact all the components that we asked about and i like the quarterly approach and the to date approach because it gives us an idea if we had a good quarter or continuing on a good trend. so some of the questions that have been asked with the ones that i had but i guess the big picture question i have and i don't know if you can answer it directly is it seemed like while the numbers overall essentially are healthy if you will, when you kind of break them down or look at them kind of more specifically and this is before i got your very nice handout. i just looked at the report itself. it seemed to me it's many of the names are reoccurring which is great. which i look at the general contractors i see cahill a lot, i see some of these other generals, so i know that's not obviously we don't have any control over the generals but i look at the subcontractor level and i see some names that are reoccurring and i see hardly any names for instance in the latino catego

it has been runs an a deficit each year of $18 million. >> pg&e is hard at work installing an underwater power line to meet increasing demand in san francisco. today, workers helped install a 50 ton underground vault with 2.5 miles in the bay from portrero hill to embarcadero. san francisco does not have power generation facilities so it is completely dependent on electric transmission lines to deliver power to the city. we want to make sure we have a very resilient and reliable system to several our customers. >> the new power line helps take the strain off the electric grid in the event of a massive earthquake with work to be completed by the end of 2016. >> a long-term democrat leader in the senate will not run for re-election. how a united states astronaut hopes to make history after he blasts off for the international space station. >> too short for school? a young boy's buzz cut got him kicked out of >> nasa astronaut is frying to set a record for longest stay in space the brother of mark kelly husband to congresswoman gabrielle giffords. scott and mark are you guessed it identical

he's an engineer. in our senate commerce committee, we hold admiral brown in such high regard that we have reported his nomination twice one last congress and again during our very first markup, and it was unanimous. now, the second nominee is mr. carlos monje an assistant secretary for policy. he will play a major important role in shaping national transportation policy and priorities. the department of transportation, for example plays a critical role in helping ensure safety in the airspace, as well as protecting consumers. so last friday, since i did not go back to my state i went with the f.a.a. administrator we went to the next generation air traffic control modernization progress that is being made in the f.a.a. research and development center at the atlantic city airport. nextgen capitalizes on existing technologies such as g.p.s. capability provided by the department of defense satellite network, and what it will do is make our air traffic control systems safer and more efficient. mr. presiden

this comes in the midst of an investigation into the controversial police shooting of an unarmed man. but the investigation is turning to the county attorney. jeanette reyes is live in fairfax with the new developments this noon. jeanette? >> right now a board meeting is under way. we're told at any moment the fairfax county attorney will have to answer to some serious allegations that could possibly end in disciplinary action. long time county attorney will have to answer to alleged missteps in the handling of the investigation into the police shooting of an unarmed man. supervisors say the county attorney failed to tell the board that the county refused to provide files to federal prosecutors in 2014. he also allegedly did not tell them that the county prosecutor wanted to meet with the supervisors. board members say they just learned about this last week from a series of e-mails between 2013 and 2014. >> the most serious one is a breach of a basic attorney responsibility and that is to inform your client when something like the commonwealth attorney wants to speak with them. that's

an airbus 320 filled on a previous flight. trench president was hosting the king of spain on an official visit that has now been cut short. we will do everything in our power to understand the cause of the september. the accident had taken place in an area that is especially difficult to access, and it could take some hours to research the site. german wings is owned by a low cost subsidiary airline that flies nearly short journeys around europe, it has an excellent safety record with no previous crashes. the passengers onboard flight 9525 are thought to include german spanish and turkish nationals. >> we are all deeply shocked. the flight of the german wings crashed at around 11:00 a.m. now our thoughts feelings and prayers are with the loved ones of the passenger and of course our crew on this dark day for us. >> the rescue will be dangerous and challenging. the most it can achieve is bring some comfort, and crucially, to determine why flight 9525 ended in disaster. barnabie phillips al jazeera. >> andrew brooks aerospace ex

does that set out a process for new residential project that are going within 3 hundred foot within an existing night life venue so when this residential developer summits an application the entertainment commission receives a notice the venue receives notice the entertainment commission length angle hearing not whether or not to issue approval for the project or a building permit what we competently sell at it excelling the entertainment commission the opportunity to hold a hamburger to bring the developer and the venue in and the venue patrons to talk about if this goes thr be flagged and how can we that makes sure the venue is protected and the residents are happy they have the opportunity and in addition there's a provision if a venue is operating within the terms of the permits the city has set out not deemed a nuisance so in terms if the city has the terms we shouldn't come back in spit of the permit we're going to changer our hours or shut down we should live up to the terms lastly i think probably the motion impactful the legislation says in development near a venue and somethi

he wanted to get an early start. a great place to get attention. >>> a poll from republican voters put ted cruise behind the presumed republican candidate. let's do a little calculus. first going on the favour and what is working against him. >> what has ted got going for him? >> what is going for him is rising name recognition. he doesn't have the recognition that some have. you remember huckabee won in iowa in 2008. he has a skill that is underrated and will be well seen, certainly in the primary season, which is ted cruz is a great debater, he debated david dewhurst in texas, wowing people in the debates, and he'll put his opponents on their heels when it comes to debating. that's what is going for him. against him is a stridensy that americans are tired of now. he is, as you heard now in the peace you ran, let's get rid of obama care. let's get rid of the i.r.s. he'll want to be strong on immigration, build the wall type of mentality on immigration. he is not someone that bends easily. that works against you in t