first he got a call from president obama who thanked mr. kelly his service and sharing his journey on social media. correspondent: the man who fell to earth. >> scott kelly, back on mother earth after 340 days in space. correspondent: unused to gravity , he has to be carried from the space capsule. first, a call to say he has arrived home safely. no american has been in space longer. >> i would like to relinquish command of the international space station to my friend and colleague. correspondent: his journey back began hours earlier. then came the goodbyes. first a hug from tempe -- from others on then the board. soon the spacecraft is on its way. king has occurred at 7:02 central time. correspondent: a farewell to the international space station. reentry intoer, the earth's atmosphere. >> this is what we were waiting for. correspondent: the capsule plunges below the clouds for hard landing. scott kelly took some of the most stunning images from the space station. he amazed people on earth with scientific ministrations. him test out ad new type

. >> mrs. kelly, how are you doing. >> the kellys filed a lawsuit against the fbi and defense department accusing them of violating their privacy rights for political gain. triggering a relentless media onslaught. their lawsuit dismiss the permanently just last week now leaving her free, she says, to speak out against the dangers of government abuse of personal information. >> that's why i felt like it was important to write the book because she is guys, resigned in shame. retired in humiliation and continue to live their life with the! them. and my family and it's not right. the truth needs to come out. >> reporter: i'm juju chang in new york for "nightline." >> next, what's 20 feet long and fond of alligator sushi. the wild burmese python. but first, the new video released today showing trump's campaign manager allegedly assaulting a reporter. there's trump making his way through the crowd reporter michele fields by his side in the light colored jacket. campaign manager corey lewandowski right behi

my lifetime thank you. >> thank you. >> jackie . >> good afternoon, commissioners general manager mr. kelly my name is jackie i'm the executive director of the institute of san francisco and as a think outside the box service provider to hundreds of names if the southeast i understand the importance of delivering a reliable and save watering service just as important to provide the clean water it is just as important to provide a reliable and safe sewer system it transport our rainwater one of the critical issues we face as californian our drought and by improving our sewer system we're exploring more innovation ways to conserve water but deserve a sustainable facilities many of the community members stated that important and we deserve a facility that use the best technology to minimize the odor it is about due times a thirty years old commitment we have the time to - we need this not only to small businesses but really career pathways and over families deserve it they really do and i encourage you guys today to not delay any further and adopt the newly s example i p program budget thank y

. >> mr. kelly, thank you, 5:19 the time. attack on fishtown building housing christian mission all caught on camera. building houses cents homeless services, worship services and drug recovery counselling. many in the neighborhood want to know who would attack a building like that. now, police are is her clinic for two men behind the violence. take another look at this. the two men are vandalizing the building. then, they ray tack two men outside early saturday morning. the pastor says the attackers made threats earlier in the night, then came back swinging, with baseball bats, and they even started fires. >> when you are dealing with the homeless population, and dealing with addictions, and so for the there is type of program, you are going to always have the nay sayers. you'll values have the people who are against this type of thing. and people trying to get their lives together. >> police say the men in the video said they would be back to burn the mission to the ground. and they hope to catch them before they damage or

mr. kelly: it seems it's the southern -- ms. kelly: it seems it's the southern border. what are the percentages or --? mr. vitiello: our resources are dedicated to the southern border. that's where the activity is represented by the large numbers, volumes of people, volumes of things because of the nature of the real estate and the differences in both economies, etc. but we also have important work that we do with canada and we similar things as it relates to identifying where we need to be situationally where on the border, technology to help us patrol and monitor and then obviously the relationships are key in understanding the threats that are faced. ms. kelly: ok. your testimony continues, quote, d.h.s. works with our federal, state, local, tribal, international partners, particularly canada and mexico, to address transnational threats. what types of help or information does canada and mexico provide that the u.s. would not otherwise have access to? mr. vitiello: so they -- at c.b.p. and it's true with other federal law enforcement is we help identify the criminal ne

. >> funny how they discus discussed it with mr. kelly in outer space. >> apparently the weight of the job is not so heavy. >> especially as he is heading out. >>> thursday. what a gorgeous day we have coming your way. a live look at reagan national airport. 57 in northwest washington u. we are heading to the 80-degree mark. allyson has the rest of the forecast and a little bit of a cool down in the next few days as well. >>> flint will stop sending water bills to residents until april so the city can account for $30 million in aid from the state of michigan. recent bills have caused frustration and anger among the residents. lawmakers are sending $30 million to flint to pay for 65% of the water bills. the residents are using bottled water or filtered water because corrosive tap water from the flint river allowed lead to leach in from old plumbing. >>> a federal appeals court decided hold a new hearing on whether the texas voter id law discriminates against minorities. a judge ruled in august that it does. an order issued yesterday says a

. >> thank you for being here and sticking it out [inaudible] and mr. kellythank you, good afternoon supervisors, [inaudible] kelly the general manager of san francisco public utilities commission. i would like to give a high level overview of the agency and our two year budget for fy 2017 and 18. first of all, i would like to talk about the agencies high priorities. if you look at the big picture, these are all the agency priorities that may not show up and when i highlight the budget presentation but these are in the forfront of my line as we look at the next budget cycle. ones i will highlight is the managing the drought. seeing a lot of rain in the last couple weeks but still want to make a point we are still in a drought and managing the agency with this context. clean power sf you know that is important piece of what we are currently working on, we started the program but we are still managing the implementation so we can have a successful launch. the other program that we are really focusing on is suing system improvement program. that is something we

thanks for listening. >> thank you mr. kelly. next speaker. >> my name is kelly and i'm a human rights organizer with the coalition on homelessness. i took notes as people were taking so i'm going to narrow it down. our brother daniel nailed it with the analogy. going in and someone is drowning in your pool and taking them out and tossing them into your neighbor's pool. i was down there for a lot of the sweeps and that was going on. that summed it up really well. of course, the criminalization of homelessness is a major, major issue here. and one of the things that -- during these last sweeps, not only do we not have the emergency shelters for el nino, but on top of that, we're tossing people's stuff and i took the picture of the walker in the back of the truck and i tried to stop them. please no. they were following orders. they don't want to be doing this, but they're ordered to do this. the things with the neighborhoods, can you tell me a neighborhood that we're not going to face because it seems like every neighborhood we're g

. >> mr. kelly, thank you, sir at 5:49. donald trump could soon find himself being in a high profile case. attorneys for u.s. army sergeant beau bergdahl sent a letter of request to trump's offices in new york. bergdahl's lawyers say trump a's comments about their client could make it difficult to have a fair trial. on the campaign trail trump has frequently called bergdahl a traitor. he is being charged with desertion and misbehavior after walking away from his have again stan post in 2009. he was captured by terrorist but released in 2014 after u.s. agreed to a prisoner swap. >>> positive health news for former president carter. he no loaning need treatment for his cancer. this is great news. carter shared the news at his church in georgia. carter revealed in august he had been diagnosed with melanoma that had spread to his brain. the former president was treated with a combination of the radiation and drugs. spokesperson for carter says doctors will continue to perform scans to ensure that the cancer cells have not yet r

60's, so whatever snow is on the ground, it will be gone by the middle of the week, good morning, mr. kellyg, dave. 6:47 on this friday morning, what a cool shot this is of the schuylkill expressway, curb check looking live from the conshohocken curb. the in problems at all. we are seeing sunrise here to the eastbound side on the right, heading in toward philadelphia, starting to pick up some volume. live look at the benny from the new jersey side, in problems at all heading in to downtown. yesterday's building collapse, caused havoc here in olde city, everything is opened, today which is good. race street is opened, fourth and fifth are both opened, you do have access to the benny, from the philadelphia aside. that is good news for folks leaving olde city. now septa says that throughout the day, a watch for some delays or overcrowding on some of the regional rail lines and trains. there is an equipment shortage. they are basically a six car train and knocking that down to four so they can make repairs on those to second contracts. the throughout the so, then a special weekend schedule on m

commission this is a very hard for me i want to say thank you to the commission for doing this thank y of mr. kellyknow harlan and i we're very last hour espenosa taught us to do proper protocol so everybody see will not be speaking that's not the way espenosa will know it and commissioner moran you knew her and commissioner caen so we're going to do that that way for her so the two people that will be representing to speak for the family and friends will be mother shirley jones and espenosas daughter jackson thank you shirley >> i'd like to say we thank you there is no words we can say to tell you how much we preshlth this day she's up there looking down smiling very pleased as we are and we thank god for you all taking the time to give this resolution of whereas and i want to say she was a wonderful person a loving money a 65 old friend of mine and my sissy know she's pleased we all are so pleased and delighted to, here to accept this resolution gogd and thank you. >> on behalf of our family and friends thank you honoring my mom for the work she had done we know her legacy will live on and throug

mr. kelly for being here as well. some issues are truly bipartisan. i believe that protecting our great lakes is really one of those. the great lakes are a vital part of our life in michigan, particularly my district. you know, i have more great lakes frontage than any other district in the country. i have three great lakes in my district. over 1,500 miles of frontage on three of the great lakes. we have more shoreline than any district in the country other than the state of alaska, but that's all saltwater up there. so i don't think there is a person in my district who doesn't consider the lakes a vital part of their lives, whether it's fishing or swimming or sailing or kayaking, just plain sitting by the water. we love our lakes. it's a pure michigan experience, and i encourage you all to visit. since coming to congress, one of my top priorities have been working to keep the great lakes clean so that future generations may also enjoy them. i want my grandkids and their kids to experience the

secretary, and this is a steel worker, mr. kelly. >> hi. nice to see you, and i'm a 47-year-old -- excuse me. i'm a 47-year-old laid off steel worker from lower merion, ind n indiana, and i have a wife, and two kids and a car and a house, and there are thousands of steel workers ready to lose everything because of the illegal dumping of foreign steel. >> right. >> and the federal government came out and helped the auto industry by giving out or giving them loans so they could keep running, and they also helped out the baking systems. my question to you is, do you think or doyou believe thatit is possible for the government to do the same for the steel industry, and if not, why? thank you. >> how long have you been laid off? >> since november, but i have friends that have been out since m march of 2015. >> well, i just finished speaking about this at the democratic party dinner. and i think that number one, we have to take much more aggressive action to stop the dumping. i believe that the dumping is illegal, and that we have to summon up t

thanks for listening. >> thank you mr. kelly. next speaker. >> my name is kelly and i'm a human rights organizer with the coalition on homelessness. i took notes as people were taking so i'm going to narrow it down. our brother daniel nailed it with the analogy. going in and someone is drowning in your pool and taking them out and tossing them into your neighbor's pool. i was down there for a lot of the sweeps and that was going on. that summed it up really well. of course, the criminalization of homelessness is a major, major issue here. and one of the things that -- during these last sweeps, not only do we not have the emergency shelters for el nino, but on top of that, we're tossing people's stuff and i took the picture of the walker in the back of the truck and i tried to stop them. please no. they were following orders. they don't want to be doing this, but they're ordered to do this. the things with the neighborhoods, can you tell me a neighborhood that we're not going to face because it seems like every neighborhood we're g

. >> thank you for being here and sticking it out [inaudible] and mr. kellyhank you, good afternoon supervisors, [inaudible] kelly the general manager of san francisco public utilities commission. i would like to give a high level overview of the agency and our two year budget for fy 2017 and 18. first of all, i would like to talk about the agencies high priorities. if you look at the big picture, these are all the agency priorities that may not show up and when i highlight the budget presentation but these are in the forfront of my line as we look at the next budget cycle. ones i will highlight is the managing the drought. seeing a lot of rain in the last couple weeks but still want to make a point we are still in a drought and managing the agency with this context. clean power sf you know that is important piece of what we are currently working on, we started the program but we are still managing the implementation so we can have a successful launch. the other program that we are really focusing on is suing system improvement program. that is something we w

mom. >> congratulations mrs. kelly. >>[applause] >> with that i like to recognize supervisor john avalos from district 11. >> i would like to call up bridget diving the- >>[applause] >> so i rise to honor bridget who is the district 11 residence and also was just recently in 2014 elected to the city college board of trustees. bridget has been someone who's been very very actively involved in politics and in education and a much or where she's had the greater impact probably the more fruitful impact has been on education. she herself has been a product of a family that, despite parents who do not have a lot of formal education valued education so much they were to ensure that she would have a very formal informative education experience. she got her undergraduate degree and be a in rhetoric from uc berkeley and she went on to get her law degree from the same place as well. she is now a teacher, a professor, and the college of ethnic studies in san francisco university and about the honor, several times of going to her cl

fox news anchor megyn kelly. >> mr. trump. >> nice to be with you megyn. >> nice to have you. >> you're looking well. >> thank you. >> you called women you don't like fat pigs, dogs, slobs, and disgusting animals. your twitter account -- >> only rosie o'donnell. >> no it wasn't. [ applause ] >> your twitter account -- >> thank you. >> for the record, it was well beyond rosie o'donnell. >> i'm sure it was. of trump tirades. the candidate even suggesting she was having her period. >> you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes. blood coming out of her where ever. >> tonight she questioned him about trump university. a failed business venture that trump claims had an a rating from the better business bureau. >> we went back and looked at this. the rating was a d minus. that's the last publicly available rating in 2010 and it was a result of the number of complaints they had received. >> but it was elevated to an a. >> that's never been released. >> trump university was an business school. >> we teach success. it's

. >> thank you for being here and sticking it out [inaudible] and mr. kellyhank you, good afternoon supervisors, [inaudible] kelly the general manager of san francisco public utilities commission. i would like to give a high level overview of the agency and our two year budget for fy 2017 and 18. first of all, i would like to talk about the agencies high priorities. if you look at the big picture, these are all the agency priorities that may not show up and when i highlight the budget presentation but these are in the forfront of my line as we look at the next budget cycle. ones i will highlight is the managing the drought. seeing a lot of rain in the last couple weeks but still want to make a point we are still in a drought and managing the agency with this context. clean power sf you know that is rtant piece of what we are currently working on, we started the program but we are still managing the implementation so we can have a successful launch. the other program that we are really focusing on is suing system improvement program. that is something we want

kelly and i cosmo flawt are krenelkocosmonaut misha,cornence earth. taking part in six space walks and carried out space walks that included growing edible be veg establishes mr. zero kelly says he feels fine physically but last a keener sense of the social ice lakes of space travel and after spending almost half the time in a box the size of a phonebooth kelly points to the challenges for those designing a human journey to mars that could take 500 days or more. >> so making that private area as perfect as possible, i think, will go a long way towards reducing fatigue, reducing stress. >> while scientists will collect data from both kelly and cornienko, it will be kelly who will have moreo together with his identically twin mark. >> i'm going to produce samples, blood, saliva, and other things i'm not going to mention. >> to the chromosomes that determine aging and to their immune systems after both received the same flu vaccine. >> we are using the latest technology for sequencing these genes in these particular t cells to really identify each t cells in mark and scott to see how they react to the flu. >> scott says he'll continue to be the close study for r

commission this is a very hard for me i want to say thank you to the commission for doing this thank y of mr. kelly if you don't know harlan and i we're very last hour espenosa taught us to do proper protocol so everybody see will not be speaking that's not the way espenosa will know it and commissioner moran you knew her and commissioner caen so we're going to do that that way for her so the two people that will be representing to speak for the family and friends will be mother shirley jones and espenosas daughter jackson thank you shirley >> i'd like to say we thank you there is no words we can say to tell you how much we preshlth this day she's up there looking down smiling very pleased as we are and we thank god for you all taking the time to give this resolution of whereas and i want to say she was a wonderful person a loving money a 65 old friend of mine and my sissy know she's pleased we all are so pleased and delighted to, here to accept this resolution gogd and thank you. >> on behalf of our family and friends thank you honoring my mom for the work she had done we know her legacy will live

mom. >> congratulations mrs. kelly. >>[applause] >> with that i like to recognize supervisor john avalos from district 11. >> i would like to call up bridget diving the- >>[applause] >> so i rise to honor bridget who is the district 11 residence and also was just recently in 2014 elected to the city college board of trustees. bridget has been someone who's been very very actively involved in politics and in education and a much or where she's had the greater impact probably the more fruitful impact has been on education. she herself has been a product of a family that, despite parents who do not have a lot of formal education valued education so much they were to ensure that she would have a very formal informative education experience. she got her undergraduate degree and be a in rhetoric from uc berkeley and she went on to get her law degree from the same place as well. she is now a teacher, a professor, and the college of ethnic studies in san francisco university and about the honor, several times of going to her cl

mom. >> congratulations mrs. kelly. >>[applause] >> with that i like to recognize supervisor john avalos from district 11. >> i would like to call up bridget diving the- >>[applause] >> so i rise to honor bridget who is the district 11 residence and also was just recently in 2014 elected to the city college board of trustees. bridget has been someone who's been very very actively involved in politics and in education and a much or where she's had the greater impact probably the more fruitful impact has been on education. she herself has been a product of a family that, despite parents who do not have a lot of formal education valued education so much they were to ensure that she would have a very formal informative education experience. she got her undergraduate degree and be a in rhetoric from uc berkeley and she went on to get her law degree from the same place as well. she is now a teacher, a professor, and the college of ethnic studies in san francisco university and about the honor, several times of going to her cl

being taller isn't perk enoughke to go to space mr. kelly is also younger. still worth reporting.i according to astro physics expert kelly is 1,100th of a second younger. you that is because time passes morm slowly in space. as explained in albert einstei einstein's theory relativity.. he touched down in houston.. kelly commented on his age difference.differ >> it was a very long trip when i left here in february i don'tn even know what day it was inn february. i was 50 and now i'm 52. 5. so but it feels great. gre one of the things i thought a lot about during this year iseai there's no great privilege thant serving your country, however hw and wherever you might do it. >> nasa says it will wait a fewt months to begin further testingh of the mission on scott's bodytd to give him time to readjust to life with gravity. gravity but when they do, they will gett help from his twin brother markk comparing their genetic make upu to see if there are any changess he's the first american to speno that long in space he doesn'te e hold the record for overall time spent

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commission this is a very hard for me i want to say thank you to the commission for doing this thank y of mr. kelly if you don't know harlan and i we're very last hour espenosa taught us to do proper protocol so everybody see will not be speaking that's not the way espenosa will know it and commissioner moran you knew her and commissioner caen so we're going to do that that way for her so the two people that will be representing to speak for the family and friends will be mother shirley jones and espenosas daughter jackson thank you shirley >> i'd like to say we thank you there is no words we can say to tell you how much we preshlth this day she's up there looking down smiling very pleased as we are and we thank god for you all taking the time to give this resolution of whereas and i want to say she was a wonderful person a loving money a 65 old friend of mine and my sissy know she's pleased we all are so pleased and delighted to, here to accept this resolution gogd and thank you. >> on behalf of our family and friends thank you honoring my mom for the work she had done we know her legacy will live

mr. royce: robin kelly of illinois. ms. kelly: thank you, mr. chairman. yesterday i returned from cuba with president obama's delegation where we discussed the opening of u.s.-cuba relations. while we have made steps toward bilateral relations, president castro said relations with the united states will never be fully normal as long as the united states occupy the guantanamo bay facility. how do you imagine the continued use of the guantanamo bay acility would affect normalizing relationship between he united states and cuba? mr. wolosky: as the president aid this administration has no plans to leave, to turn over the base at guantanamo bay, uba. we are in fact, as you know, to close the detention facility at that base, we would expect to continue to use the base for dealing with mass migration ontingencies and also to support coast guard operations with respect to counterdrug operations in the region. ms. kelly: to what extent do you believe this local diplomatic security could contribute to advancing our national security efforts? mr. wolosky: president

mr. kelly, one and all. president obama standing by his promise to take in more migrants.t, a former jihadi who is working now for us. do you remember this lady a latina business owner who supports trump. she was seen on the stage with him and now she's getting death threats. she joins us later in the hour. oh, yeah, a lot on varney. ♪ break on through to the other side, break on through to the other side, yeah ♪ the pursuit of healthier. it begins from the second we're born. because, healthier doesn't happen all by itself. it needs to be earned every day. using wellness to keep away illness. and believing a single life can be made better by millions of others. as a health services and innovation company optum powers modern healthcare by connecting every part of it. so while the world keeps searching for healthier we're here to make healthier happen. you can't breathed. through your nose. suddenly, you're a mouthbreather. well, just put on a breathe right strip which instantly opens your nose up to 38% more than cold medicine alone. shut your mouth and say goodnight mouthb

mr. kelly: thank you, mr. speaker. thank you for yielding. today i rise in support of the blocking regulatory interference from closing kilns act, the brick act. rules handed down by the e.p.a. have real world consequences on businesses and our economy. you have heard the back story today regarding the 2015 brick mact standards and the impact it will have on the brick manufacturing industry. in my district, columbus brick company, a fifth generation family-owned small business, will be forced to spend millions of dollars in compliance costs and significantly downsize or go out of business or either tell 85 dedicated employees to find a new job. what is even more disappointing is that columbus brick has been forced to navigate this decision before. the e.p.a. promulgated brick mact standards in 2003, and then the rule was vacated by the federal court in 2007, but not after -- but not until a significant monitorry investment had been made by columbus brick in attempt to be in compliance. that is why it is imperative that we pass the brick act t

. >> thank you very much, kelly. mr. mcclendon died earlier this morning in a single car crash on a country lane in oklahoma city, and here is the spokesman packo baloramma. >> he pretty much went through a well. right before colliding into the embankment. there was plenty of opportunity for him to correct or get back on the roadway, and that didn't occur. he went straight into the embankment and ultimately died from his injuries, we believe. >> the car, of course, was engulfed in flames. mr. mcclendon was 56 years old. the indictment was handed -- he was due to appear in court this morning or midmorning. keep in mind he denied it vehemently. according to the justice department there were companies involved and the companies decided who would win the leases. the winning bidder allotting an about the to the other company. that was the allegation of bid rigging and lease rigging for oil and gas properties. he said that he did not do that, he is going to defend his reputation, he had retained an attorney for that purpose. h

mrs. obama's "62-million girls initiative." singers kelly clarkson, kelly rowland, and rapper missy elliott are just a few of the powerhouses who sing on the track. the song debuted during the "south by southwest" music festival in texas. the single is available for download now and proceeds will go toward the peace corps "let girls learn" fund. 3 plus... march madness kicks off today. but it's not just humans who are getting their heads in the game. 3 check out these guys! these dogs... 3 cats... even turtles and birds are showing off their basketball skills. kyoot animals put together this awesome montage... let's just second.... 3 3 after the break... we have a long list of places celebrating st. patrick's day! plus: dave has another check on the saint patrick's day forecast. now at havertys furniture, it's our spring home event, where you can create the perfect home. from now until march twenty-first... you'll find huge savings on stylish pieces, plus you'll save an extra one hundred dollars, on every thousand you spend. and, we're offer