raymond go, a businessman, has been researching the graves here for the last ten years.e uses an unusual tool to study grave stones. flour. since chinese headstones don't usually record the name othe deceased, goh must figure it out from the year the stone was ee regulari erected and from the names who put it there. >> so this is 1899 tomb. she must be very old lady when she died. if i can find name, and then the tomb, again, many generations. i can reconnect. more than 100 years, i reconnect. i bring them. this place is so much history and herheritage, but when the government announced the road at that time, they just think it's tomb stones, just dead people. they don't know so much history inside. >> goh has been called a tomb hunter because of his research. he uses his extensive knowledge of those lying in long forgotten plots. he has already led 50 families to the graves of their ancestors. two years ago, he made headlines when he discovered the maternal graves of singapore's first prime minister. lee kwon yuh. the road project have given rise to a sudden flood of at

with us today is john raymond who is going to tell us how to get our because of the crews were forced quantities of products are severity of winter crews were forced john raymond who is going to tell us how to get our cars ready for the spring! because of the severity of winter this year, road crews were forced to use significant quantities of deicer on area roadways. de-icing products are important for remove all de-icing their vehicles as quickly as possible. aaa offers these - remove de-icing undercarriage and drive-through spray proceed the carwash to washed away. spring/summer for roadside the nation's most trusted advocate for motorists is gearing up for spring and summer travel by expanding its legendary aaa roadside rescue team in greater cincinnati. a special career fair will take place on monday, march 7th at the aaa fleet garage located at 642 w. court street from 2pm-6pm. ideal candidates for emergency road service technicians will be highly motivated, possess a high school diploma or equivalent, a good driving record, a professional work ethic and top-notch skills. applic

to point out to everyone that they should, if they want to look at this in more depth, go to the brookings raymond lo go to roger and jonathan rauch. you can get it for free on the brookings website. thank you very much for participating today. [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [video clip] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] announcer: a discussion of states rules on this day of primary voting. four states go to the polls today, michigan, mississippi, we will beidaho area -- i hope. we will be covering those results tonight and taking your calls. of thisissed any discussion, you can watch it any time in our video library at .ww.c-span.org at 5:30 today, a conversation between politico and government officials on the state of u.s.-canadian relations ahead of minister'sn prime visit to the united states later this week. for live: join us coverage of the white house state dinner for canadian prime mr. justin trudeau beginning at 6:15 p.m. eastern on c-span. -- prime

raymond kotomski. she didn't look surprised. >> she kissed me as she was going. she almost started bawling, but something -- god come over her, and she was okay. >> i was crazy happy. it was like, "wow, we finally got somewhere." >> reporter: after a few days in jail teresa was released on bond. law enforcement officials knew the case had problems. mike dewine's people gave ray's family a depressingly realistic appraisal. >> we told them all along, "this is going to be a tough case. be prepared. be prepared for a loss." >> reporter: we might not win this. >> we might not win this case. >> reporter: coming up -- >> proof teresa is innocent or proof of the perfect crime. >> did you find any dna on teresa? >> no dna. >> no fingerprints, correct? >> that's correct. >> when "dateline" continues. and how it's available 24/7 and then our car overheated... what are the chances? can you send a tow truck please? uh, the location? you're not going to believe this but it's um... it's in a tree. i wish i was joking, mate, but it's literally stuck in a tree. (car horn honking)

raymond, one thing i disagree with, you everywhere. an addict can spot another addict. you can spot a dealer. it's everywhere. it's all over. i could goo the 7-eleven or and i could tever spot somebody. it's that common. it's not subtle. it's out there. it's everywhere. disagree with daniel raymond on you cannot function as a heroin addict. morning, p every you're dope sick. you can't get your kids on the bus. and that'so to work, just how it is. host: wendy, did you lose your job? caller: i lost everything, yes. i lost my job, my house got driver's license, my car broke down on the side of the road. left it dope sick, i there. they towed it. i never got it. you don't care about anything. my kids from school one day, cps came to my car and said you're not taking them. this was just in october 2015. you can't get them here on time. they say you're a mess every morning, and that was the day god interfered in my life and i came up here and i got clean. and i still used from october to january, even though my kids got used., i still overdosed three times. just had to get clean. host: wendy, why did you go to west virginia? caller: because

raymond spent weeks following. >> it was more than just doing something. it was helping the community and people. >> i didn't know they were going to do all of this. >> reporter: raymond's petition asked for lights to be added to a single pole near the crime scene. the city responded, though, with much, much more. last week lighting improvements were completed up and down the block. this admittedly shy 15-year-old had gotten the attention of his city leaders and earned their respect in the process. >> i think what a positive role model for the community. for his friends. this young man chose to take a different course of action. to be better for the community. to make the community safer. >> reporter: raymond says he never expected his plans to work so well, though he's happy it did. his was a simple hope, that this spot will never be darkened by violence again. >> it's one of the great examples of somebody what faced the challenge for justice and positive for the community. >> he put himself in a big role. >> let's talk about that rain. >> yeah, i know. >> it's a whole lot more. it's the beginnings of everything. we had a stati

that they should, if they want to look at this in more depth, go to the brookings website and go to raymond lo roger and jonathan rauch. you can get it for free on the brookings website. thank you very much for participating today. [applause] , politicalk on q&a and peteran glasser baker, who are married, talk about their careers and their plans to move to israel. lamb: what you get into this business? susan: what exciting way to earn a living while learning something new every single day.

raymond spent weeks following. >> it was more than just, you know, doing something. it was helping communities and people. >> didn't know they were going to do all of this. >> reporter: raymond's petition asked for lights to be added to a single pole near the crime scene. the city responded, though, with much, much more. >> last week, lighting improvements were completed up and down the block. this admittedly shy 16-year-old had gotten the attention of his city leaders and earned their respect in the process. >> i think what a positive role model this kid is for the community, for his friends. this -- this young man chose to take a different course of action, to do better for the community, to make the community safer. >> raymond says he never expected his plan to work so well. so he's happy it did. his was just a simple hope that this spot never be darkened by violence again. >> after the shooting of chiante murphy police did release sketches of three people they're looking for, but so far no arrests in the case. garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> if you know someone doing something nice for others garvin would love to hear from you

go away. this memorial stone to raymond jackson. a life long west ender who dedicated to community. the tot lot, a safe place for children to play was of him. when he passed away grown men came here crying" tears are expected when the new park is dedicated. it will now be the raymond jackson memorial park.deborah dixon local 12 news 3 the park is expected to be dedicated in may. 3 time/temp ...tensions remain high between north and south korea ...and kim jong un's latest warning is only fueling the fire ...plus ...shocking new details in the death of a maryland police officer ...the tragic way investigators say he died ...next, on good morning cincinnati. break two3 we're following new information on the killing of a maryland police officer.the accused shooter and his two brothers now face 27 charges. investigators say 22-year old michael ford opened fire outside a police station in landover.. and officers fired back..detective jacai colson arrived in the middle of the firefight.. and he got caught in the crossfire..colson was hit and killed by a bullet from a fellow officer.ford's

sweet reverse by raymond. 42 seconds to go. middle tennessee up 5. up shaw finishes them fatcly.uarterback goth through for scouts today answering all question about the arm strength and supposedly small hand. completing 61 of 69 had couple passes dropped. in one drill the coaches handed him a soaking wet football to throw an adverse condition like theyuq might have in cleveland. recall at the combine hands considered small at then inches today they remeasured him and his hands were bigger. >> how did get your hand to be bigger than they were. >> they got me a new measuring tape made for small handed people i guess. >> what are your thoughts about possibly playing for the frirn frirns. >> be grit be great really cool thing. growing up a fan of them is awesome. same time more than happy to play in where. >> giants tonight. matt spring training debut against the padres. got the perfect double play ball here. joe panic. crawford. bell. crawford like that and he liked this as well. here he comes there it goes. deep to right center for third home run of the spring. ì&hc-%in the second

raymond james the u.s. couldn't get anything going. mallory pew to carli lloyd, the shot deflected. 2nd half still scoreless. here's a chance for england now and hope solo gobbles that one up. finally in the 72nd minute watch. this crystal dunn with an absolute laser to the upper corner and there you go. the u.s. a winner 1-0 and now plays france on saturday. >> you know, i had a really great ball played in by megan clingenberg and i just remembered taking a touch inside and i kind of glanced over and i was like oh, that defender is not there any more and looked up and took a chance. >> it's great for us to play quality competition before going into the olympics for to us have some of the younger players who haven't played in a really big tournament to step up. >>. so u.s. plays france saturday in nashville. germany won the first game today. so they're tied for first place they played three games. >> good stuff. and 500 some feet, that's got to be in the strays the >>> the weather is looking beautiful. the stretch continues. >> we see

coming up, we're going to talk with daniel raymond. he's with a group called the harm reduction coalition, and we'll talk about what his group is doing to cut the number of heroin-related deaths nationwide. after that megan mccarthy will be here. she's chief of a newsletter called "morning consult" and we'll talk about state and federal governments and what they're doing in response to this heroin epidemic. first, back to the hearing from this week on capitol. this is representative john micah of florida talking about the death toll and the toeth of drug overdoses.death toll of drug overdoses. * death toll. rep. mica: unfortunately, america is experiencing drug overdose deaths. today, drug overdoses are the leading cause of accidental death in the united states. in 2014 -- i don't have the 2015 figures in yet, but in 2014, listen to this, there are 47,055 deaths caused by drug overdose deaths. that means that this hearing lasts for two hours, 10 people will die in the next two hours in the from drug overdose death. for americans -- and

. >> and now,raymond green has been sick he's going to try to play and warriors hope not to lose backgames for the first time this season. >> we need that win tonight. thank you, shu. >> some people tried to get to the game on bart now are facing delays. this is the crowd in san francisco. so if you're waiting for someone to come home, they may be late tonight. be sure to join us at 9:00, local officials say this shouldn't be happening in a drought. why the federal government released thousands of gallons of water today and a club drug bust in santa cruz. $100,000 worth of mdma was seized. we're gathering details on the students accused of operating this drug ring. >> that is it for this edition of abc7 news. >> thanks for joining us. >> good it took joel silverman years to become a master dog trainer. but only a few commands to master depositing checks at chase atms. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. this is "jeopardy!" please welcome today's contestants -- a board game designer from pittsburgh, pennsylvania... an educational researcher from rale

. >> and now,raymond green has been sick he's going to try to play and warriors hope not to lose backgames for the first time this season. >> we need that win tonight. thank you, shu. >> some people tried to get to the game on bart now are facing delays. this is the crowd in san francisco. so if you're waiting for someone to come home, they may be late tonight. be sure to join us at 9:00, local officials say this shouldn't be happening in a drought. why the federal government released thousands of gallons of water today and a club drug bust in santa cruz. $100,000 worth of mdma was seized. we're gathering details on the students accused of operating this drug ring. >> that is it for this edition of abc7 news. >> thanks for joining us. >> good night. it took joel silverman years to become a master dog trainer. but only a few commands to master depositing checks at chase atms. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. - oh, look who's back reporting for duty. - oh, look who's back reporting for duty. - hey, guys. all: hey. - hey, pam, ah! look what i can do

raymond spent weeks following. >> it was more than just, you know, doing something. it was helping communities and people. >> i didn't know they were going to do all of this. >> raymond's petition asked for lights to be added to a single pole near the crime scene. the city responded with much, much more. last week lightening improvements were completed up-and-down the block. this admittedly shy 16-year-old had gotten the attention of his city leaders and earned their respect in the process. >> i think what a positive role model this kid is for the community, for his friends. this young man chose to take a different course of action to do better for the community. to make the community safer. raymond said he never expected his plan to work so well, though he's happy it did. his was just a simple hope. that this spot never be darkened by violence again. >> after the shooting of murphy police released sketches of three people they're looking for but so far no arrests in the case. >>> if you do know of someone doing something nice for others, we would love to hear from you. >>> today in the bay is back after this break. we'll continue our te

raymond @stadium. @an initiative every time you go @a recycling and a trash bin. @you have an option every single @time. @>> reporter: the program of @collecting food scraps at the @cafeteria to make compost. @they set the bar high when @going green. @>> right now we are at the @recycling center and huge bins @so people from usf and the @community can come by and drop @off their recycles and get on @with their day. @>> reporter: a month-long @mania, usf competes with @hundreds of universities around @the country to recycle the most @materials. @the fifth year they completed. @>> we won the recycle one last @year but main thing is getting @more awareness. @>> this isn't recycle be @because it is contaminated with @food. @it is contaminated with the @cardboard and they won't @recycle it. @>> our last week the four rs of @>> our last week the four rs @of. @reduce, reuse, recycle and @recover. @>> this will inspire community @members to change their habits @and continue recycle @and continue recycling and not @making as much waste.you can @make an impact. @>> reporter

raymond moore didn't stop. >> they are lucky. if i was a lady player i would go down every night on my knees and thank god. they have carried the sport. >> we as women have come along way and we wouldn't drop on her knees. >> she denounced these remarks and it set the tone of the response from the women's court. >> williams is a bigger draw that her male counterparts. her presence in the u.s. open women's final tournament for the men. what is believed to be the first time ever. others joined williams and her outrage. patrick mcenroe says more should resign. >> i am livid when i read those remarks and heard that. >> billie jean king pleaded he is wrong on so many levels. we issued an apology. i made comments that were in extremely poor taste and erroneous. daniel nottingham. >>> the women's tennis association calls his remarks disappointing and alarming. >>> this video out of new jersey is getting attention. a man dressed as the easter bunny exchanging punches with shoppers at a new jersey mall. the video was posted on sunday afternoon and you see the man in a bunny costume brawling with a customer before s

raymond spent weeks doing. >> it was more than just, you know, doing something. it was helping communities and the people in them. i didn't know they were going to do all of this. >> reporter: raymond's petition asked for lights to be added to a single pole near the crime scene. the city responded, though, with much, much more. last week lighting improvements were completed up and down the block. this admittedly shy 16-year-old had gotten the attention of his city leaders and earned their respect in the process. >> i think what a positive role model this kid is for the community, for his friends. this young man chose to take a different course of action, to do better for the community, to make the community safer. >> reporter: raymond says he never expected his plan to work so well, though he's map it did. his was just a simple hope -- that this spot never be darkened by violence again. after the shooting of keyante murphy, police did release sketches of three people they're looking for, but so far no arrests in the case. garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> if you know of someone doing something nice for others, garvin would love to hear fro

raymond james. u. a l. was down greated. the price target was cut. the company came to a new agreement with its flight attendants. they think it's going to be negative in the short term and the raymond james down grade is weighing on u.a.l. the disk drivemakers, citigroup says you want to own western digital. both are down. it looks like investors are not necessarily taking the advice today. according to the analysts at citigroup, western digital trades at a discount despite having a better market position, a higher margin profile and it's coming acquisition of sandisc. both stocks are down today. david: thank you, julie. still ahead on bloomberg markets, the oil industry may be seeing slumping prices, job cuts and low rig counts. we'll hear how private equity could come to the oil industry's rescue next. looking at oil, $39.40. more bloomberg markets coming up after the break. ♪ ♪ from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, this is "bloomberg markets." mark crumpton is at the news desk. were signs that the islamic state networks carried out the attacks in brussels and paris. many of those blamed for the violence lived in brussels.

now, ray -- raymond, of the blue raiders, now, they get it. going under the defense.at poise, great involvement. now, slamming it down, the point for the blue raiders. love that name. they clinch it 90-81. now, green happy with the warrior game. not with what happened in that game. it is michigan state. he tweets out there goes my bracket. more importantly my sanity. oh! >> someone wake me up from this nightmare i am living in right now. somehow hard to think he is in a nightmare. there is kurt warner, quarterback of arizona seeing his alma mater. here is your buzzer beater that beats all. northern iowa, studies texas, jefferson with the half-court shot to break a tie. he will remember that the rest of his life. celebration up in the 6 seed. that is your buzzer beater. if any bay area team is going to make any damage go for it in the ncaa. it is going to be the women of stanford or usf. not both. because they play each other tomorrow. now, scott will explain. >> stanford, usf knew they were both heading to the ncaa turnments. and yes they suspected this might happen.

raymond from way downtown and the foul must be living right. michigan state going home early, losing 90-81. big south champs ashville squaring off with two seed villanova. trailing by 7 in charlotte. he had 6 points coming off the bench. just too strong in this one, over five seconds to play. unc ashville one and done. nova wins. on the women side, one seed south carolina hosting jacksonville. the pride of providence day, tiffany on fire, she nails the three. mitchell with 11 points as south carolina rolls to a 77-41 victory. while it's playoff time in college basketball, they may maim some noise in this year's nba playoffs. walker and jefferson had 21 points and a big win over miami last night. behind atlanta in the southeast division. right now, they are the 6th seed in the playoffs and they'll be back home tomorrow night hosting denver, but normally tip time 7:00 p.m., it's going to be 6:00 tomorrow night. so write that down. >> you don't want to be late. >> thanks, lawrence. it's been years. a construction obstacle course in the middle of one charlotte neighbor

go kill jobs. i particularly admire the former. both nimitz and raymond, his sometimes piece chief -- sometimes chief of staff was described as being more like a professor the naval officer which is probably why like him. i will probably pick surrogate for much the same reason and just to stir the drink stephen decatur because although he was the bit in the teeth sort of commander he died so young and age 30 that is brilliance never had an opportunity to show on the world stage. >> the nimitz, chester nimitz, raymond spruance, david glasgow surrogate from the civil war era and stephen decatur from the age of sail. they were the quiet warriors. thoughtful rather than reactive commanders. last one was stephen decatur. the bit in the teeth go get the bad guys. and you need some of those. you want one on your side things get tough. but maybe not at the dinner table. >> 282 active ships. give us an idea? >> i cannot off the top of my head. there is a wonderful book that comes out every year from the most recent addition, and it outlines the navy of every natio

go kill jobs. i particularly admire the former. both nimitz and raymond, his sometimes piece chief -- sometimes chief of staff was described as being more like a professor the naval officer which is probably why like him. i will probably pick surrogate for much the same reason and just to stir the drink stephen decatur because although he was the bit in the teeth sort of commander he died so young and age 30 that is brilliance never had an opportunity to show on the world stage. >> the nimitz, chester nimitz, raymond spruance, david glasgow surrogate from the civil war era and stephen decatur from the age of sail. they were the quiet warriors. thoughtful rather than reactive commanders. last one was stephen decatur. the bit in the teeth go get the bad guys. and you need some of those. you want one on your side things get tough. but maybe not at the dinner table. >> 282 active ships. give us an idea? >> i cannot off the top of my head. there is a wonderful book that comes out every year from the most recent addition, and it outlines the navy of every natio

. >>> firefighters decended on raymond james after a jumbo tron caught on fire. there was construction going on. tampa fire is not saying what they thought started the fire. it was out quickly. out for anyone on the ticketed until today. he announced on his facebook page he is endorsing donald trump. scott said it is time for republicans to come together and support trump. he spent million of his own for 2010. >>> and marco rubio, as you know, ended his campaign last night after a brutal loss here in florida. miami-dade county, the only where he beat trump. now the question is what is next for him. he is not seeking reelection for the senate. there are rumors corun for governor or try another run for president in 2020. >>> some floridians were confused by the primary. more than a quarter of voters could not participate in the primary because they were not registered as a republican or democrat. people with no party affiliation or minor political parties can not vote in the republican and democratic primaries. officials say there were voters could not. some people want to change that. >> the

. >> reporter: so, if he was going to see teresa or if he was gonna stalk raymond nobody would've known about it? >> be a fair assessment. >> reporter: he certainly antifreeze. everybody has access -- >> everybody has access to antifreeze. >> reporter: while detectives were trying to find out if teresa's ex-boyfriend turned letter bomber had anything to do with ray's death, they dug deeper into teresa's past. but the investigation went slowly. weeks became months. ray's family counted the days. >> it just felt like we were gettin' swept under the rug. >> reporter: some people woulda given up in that instance. >> how could you? it's your father. your father was murdered, you're not gonna give up. >> so what'd you do? >> i pressed on. i did what i had to do. i made sure that there was justice. >> reporter: that was easier said than done. hard times were coming to ashtabula county. >> coming up, the case goes cold, because instead of looking for killers, detectives are looking for work. >> all kinds of things go wrong in murder investigations, but of the things you think of. >> no.w they m

raymond, you're at in newdio on 42nd street york. you know, very commercial, nice neighborhood. could you gout in 15 minutes and get some heroin from where right now? guest: well, i think one thing understand is how the heroin market has changed. the image that a lot of us have is from back in the '70s and the '80s, that you find some dealer corner, that you go into what seems like a bad neighborhood and you score some drugs. a lot of heroin dealing is much more subtle, invisible. you have a contact that you text. they arrange a meeting location. it could be a parking lot outside of a coffee place. so it's not so much that visible we've been that used to seeing from the '70s and '80s. it's almost like an uber or eamless model that you have a connection, you meet your dealer heroin.ace, and you get host: if you want to participate in our conversation this morning about the heroin epidemic in this country, 202-748-8000. impacted by heroin use, 202-748-8001 for medical professionals, and 202-748-8002 for all others. e want to show you this map, nd this is the -- the redder parts of the map is w

of tennissot - raymond moore / garden"in my next life when i come back i want to be someone in the wta, because they ride on the coattails of the men... // if i was a lady player, i'd go down every night on my knees and thank god there is a roger federer and a rafa nadal was born...because they've carried this sport."raymond moore, the director of the b-n-p paribus tournament in indian wells, california....sp arking a firestorm...with the comments he made ...before the women's final on sunday. and top athletes...wasted no time firing backsot - serena williams / tennis player "there's only one way to interpret that....get on your knees...which is offensive as enough! // we as women have come a long way and we shouldn't have to drop to our knees at any point."the comments - igniting an international discussion about which sex contributes more to success of the sport. the top men's player novak djokovic while denouncing this.(gfx)"stats are showing that we have much more spectators on the men's tennis matches. i think that is one of the... reasons why maybe we should get awarded more."a bitter battle of the sexes in the sport of tennis now erupting on twitter, as the con

raymond this morning. @>> reporter: a huge state for @this right now and there's going @to be so many candidates coming @in and out of cleveland over the @next ten days up until the @primary and this will be @sander's third stop in northeast @ohio ahead of the primary on @march 15th and his second time @in the last ten days. @so today this is going to begin @around 2:00 all of it at @institutional baptist church and @they're calling it a community @conversation and it is @invitation only. @downtown cleveland office opened @last week and a couple thursdays @ago sanders brought his campaign @to brooeia. @he can win the buck eye state @and channel 3's tom baers sat @down with him one on one. @sanders is continuing to fight @for an economy that works for @>> i would say 80%-90% knew what @stood for. @i think it is fair to say @objectively that all over this @momentum. @>> reporter: a recent bald @baldwin @race. @it separated the two by a @percentage point with sanders @out in front. @sanders and clinton will both @speak at the 2016 legacy dinner @in columbus this sunday before @the primary and this will be t

wasn't for someone like him >>> we wanted to talk to raymond about the dinosaur and his work as a private seller of bones. at first he agreed and we were going to go to germany to meet him, but then he cancelled on us before we could buy our airline tickets. he said he was too ill and wouldn't be talking to techknow after all. in the end, little al didn't sell, not at the auction and not in the period afterwards. scientists we spoke to said they would value a chance to study the juvenile specimen. what is al's fate? will his bones sit in boxes in a basement like samson or end up in a museum like joe. scientists and dealers not involved with this sale said they were concerned this may not be a single juvenile after all >> the chances of two juveniles of the same species being preserved in the same area, it's virtually inconceivable that? >> that's not the case. you definitely have many instances in which multi juveniles have been found together. i'm not saying that that skeleton is not of one individual. it could perfectly well be >>> in terms of history, the business of bones is a relative upstart. but the true value of our past lies in the

raymond moore also added that female players are lucky and should go down on their knees every nightthanking god that male players were born because they carried the sport. many people criticized moore's comments including tennis great billie jean king. >> moving to this. chris christie isn't giving tine atlantic city's mayor. >> his reaction to the resort town shutdown next month over money problems. >> plus, we continue to follow breaking news in brussels where we're learning new information about today's deadly attack. the latest on the investigation and how local belgians are responding. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. in the last 10 years our competitors have received a few awards. but we've received a few more, including jd power who ranked us highest in customer satisfaction for the third year in a row. only fios has the fastest internet on the most awarded network. now get super-fast 100 meg internet tv and phone for just $69.99 per month, online. cable can't offer internet speeds this fast at a price this good, only fios can. >>> nbc 10 is following breaking deve

that they should, if they want to look at this in more depth, go to the brookings website and go to raymondon the brookings website. thank you very much for participating today. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] and himand him and him -- announcer: next, a donald trump rally in ohio. and then talking about the republican presidential campaign at a democratic fundraiser in dallas. republican presidential candidate donald trump held a in ohio justy outside of dayton. he discussed foreign-policy issues and the cancellation of the event in chicago on friday night. ohio holds its primary event on tuesday. this is just over one hour. ♪ ♪ [crowd cheers] mr. trump: the best. the best. number one in his position. thank you all very much. [crowd cheering] what a good guy. i love ohio. i worked in ohio, i love

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raymond moore didn't stop there. >> they are lucky. they are very, very lucky. if i was a lady player, i would go down every, every night on my knees and thank god that the because they carried the sport. >> obviously no woman should be down on their knees thanking anybody like that. we as women have come a long way. we shouldn't have to drop to our knees at any point. >> for serena williams to come out as soon as she did set the tone from the response of the women's tour verys forfully. >> williams is arguably a bigger draw than her male counter parts. her presence last year led to a sellout of the women's final tournament before the men's in what is believed to be the first time ever. others joined williams in her outrage. espn commentator patrick mcinrow says moore should resign. >> i'm absolutely livid when i read those remarks. >> billy jean king tweeted he is wrong on so many levels. moore quickly issued an apology. i made comments that were in extremely poor taste and erroneous. >> laura: are you kidding me? >> "q": somebody should step down. after saying all of that. >> laura: roger and r

michelle: raymond moore said women tennis players ride the coattails of the men in the sport. he added that they should go and thank god for roger federer and rafal nadal, because they carry the sport. moore stepped down overnight from his role as director and ceo of the indian wells tournament. one of the nations most prestigious tournaments. two people are dead after a hot air balloon crash in x ago. this happened on monday in a rural area. 12 people were on the balloon at the time. two of them were seriously injured. investigators still haven' t figured out what caused the crash. brett: an incredible discovery expected in the pacific northwest today. an abandoned boat is about to wash ashore into oregon. it has been floating since the 2011 japan tsunami. the coast guard is keeping an eye on the 30 foot boat as it comes toward shore. month it lands, officials will determine exactly where it is come from and see if it has any invasive species on board. new today, south korea has reported its first case of the zika virus. diagnosed with the mosquito-borne virus. he had recently travelled to brazil. as you

raymond moore didn't stop there. >> they're lucky, they're very, very lucky. if i was a lady player, i would goown every, every night, on my knees, and thank god that roger federer and raphael nada were born. because they've carried the sport. >> he should be thanking me. we should not have to drop for our knees. >> for serena williams to come out really set the tone, very forcefully. >> williams bigger draw than her male counterparts. her presence last year led to sell out of the women's final tournament before the men's, and what's believed to be the first time ever. others joined williams in her outrage. espn commontator patrick mcenroe said moore should resign. >> i'm absolutely livid when i read those remarks and heard them. >> bill jean king tweeted: he is wrong on so many levels. moore quickly issued an apology. i made comment that were in extreme poor taste and erroneous. danielle nottingham, cbs news, los angeles. >>> all right, still ahead, many people go vegan to stay healthy. coming up: a warning about how a vegan diet may be lacking in some important things, not just talking protei