and how shea is their go to product. here's a look at part of it. >> lots of days staring in the mirror like i don't know what to do with it. >> i gist didn't feel like i was supposed to be a redhead. >> i dyed my hair blond for seven years of my life. >> some people online say the company is gentrifying that line of products. the company pulled the ad issued an apology, saying they never meant to disrespect the community and the video showing different ethnicities and hair types was meant to represent of the hair -- depth of the hair journey. one tweets -- honestly man, i really feel like sometimes we are reaching. there was nothing wrong with that advert. one tweets i use it out of principle and quality of the product for years, i'll go elsewhere. it's a fun story. >>> that was not the case in san antonio, texas over weekend. rather than writing a citation or shutting down the party, the officer juan bruno decided to get a groove on. the whole thing left a great impression on the party goers. >> he brought a good vibe

supervisor shea hi believes law enforcement never should have been on the plane in the first place. he is now proposing changing san francisco city law so police officers here aren't helping airlines pull the paying passenger off

. >> >> including san francisco's supervisor jeff shea hi who took at the actions of law enforcement. >> the amount of force that was used to get him off the plane was appalling. >> chicago's airport police have suspended one officer involved and called the incident not in accordance with its standard operating procedure. supervisor shea hi believes law enforcement never should have been on the plane in the first place. he is now proposing changing san francisco city law so police officers here aren't helping airlines pull the paying passenger off of airplanes. >> i don't think our law enforcement officials should be spending their time helping an airline enforce a dumb rule and enforce their business code. >> oh my god look at what you did to him. >> although the world reacted quickly to the video it's taken a little longer for the airline to see it the same way as after firmer stance at first today united acknowledged outrage abanger and disappointment. united ceo oscar munoz said the airline will fix what's broken so this never happens again. today the airline told me it's rare whe

shea's parents fell on love with "dancing with the stars" of course.one biles has only just started going out on dates but has she already found her perfect 10. lauren zimma found out. >> i've never had a boyfriend in my life. i feel like you should've gone through those things and been on dates. i've been on one maybe proper date. >> how did that go? >> i think it went okay. you weren't there -- you were same state. >> is there going to be a second date with this guy? >> yeah, probably. i'm not going to say any more, though. >> what if he's watching right now? >> hey. he's got a good body. i'm just saying. i'm just saying. yes! >> simone and sasha will do a waltz on monday's dancing and contestants will share their most memorable year. >> this week is very special to simone because it's the first time that she can actually say something that she's wanted to say for a long time. >> why have you not been able to say it in the past? >> there's just no right words or anything like -- once you see the story you'll understand. i blocked a lot of things out

ian: yeah, shea -- they just need to be giving themselves chances. as you watch kevin tway with that 1 3-mile-an-hour into the breeze and a lot less run on the ball after the rain. swinging the club well two good weeks in a row. over to 16. peter: patton kizzire has taken relief from the casual water. they got their yardage, their club. they figured out the wind. he's taking on the left side of the cbs tower in the background. of course, the most important thing here is to make clean contact. remember, his partner already in the water hazard. that sounded pretty good. it wasn't pretty good. it was extremely good. from that situation, just a tremendous effort by patton kizzire. ball washer right next to his gone. we go back to 10. rich: and charley hoffman is going to be first to play, i do believe. basically this is just a free run. nick watney in there really close. almost a gimme distance. finish out if he wasn't standing in jordan spieth's line. get out there, work on your stroke a little bit. he made one the last hole, might as well make another

shea he killed his three-year-old son brandon because he was impacting relationship with teenage girlfriendused of killing son in october of 2015. the body was found in a wooded area near the home. jury selection is scheduled to begin next tuesday. >>> to chester county. mother pleaded guilty to murder charges in 2014 beating death of her three-year-old son in coatesville. agreed to testify against her ex-boyfriend. prosecutors say the plea agreement will spare her a possible death sentence. authorities say three-year-old was hung up and beaten and then left to die. >>> now to pike county where eric frein trial. asked for mercy and described breaking into a home and stealing food. frein is accused of kill alg strait trooper and wounding another and leading police on a manhunt for more than six weeks. >>> soon carry device saving drug narcan. used to reverse deadly heroin overdose. 300 park staffers trained and equipped with the medication. in the past few years, dozens of people have overdosed in state parks and seven died. >> meet the head of willimingto police department. formerly introdu

on-time, on-cost program, is because we've done all the basic design and development and test work to shea th show that everything is ready today. >> reporter: analysts expect a bidding dogfight that will come down to lockheed versus boeing. >> i think lockheed has an in-production aircraft which gives us an advantage. but i believe what boeing is offering is more tailored to what the request for proposal is all about. >> reporter: for now, contenders are busy taking to the skies to rack up test miles, in a contract face-off that could over coming months prove to be a wild ride. for "nightly business report," i'm morgan brennan in greenville, south carolina. >>> still ahead, the chinese auto market at a crossroads. >> what are the hottest vehicles in china? entry level suvs. and, believe it or not, they're causing a bit of a problem for those automakers who have long been having success in this market. i'm phil lebeau in shanghai. that story coming up on "nightly busine" >>> malaysia airlines is the first carrier to sign up for a new satellite-based flight tracking system. the satellite ne

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shea searched williams' home and found $32,000 in cash inside of a safe. earlier this week, muni said it may eliminate cash fares on cable cars. >> and we two girls messing in heyward were found safe. mikala hayes and samali awhile left the area at 1:30 yesterday afternoon and considered at risk because of their age. the police said they ran away, have run away together in the past. the police say the girls returned home safely but there are no other details about the case. >> and an investigation at facebook's menlo park headquarters continues after two men working at a construction site fell 40 feet off of a steel beam. it happened last night after 5:00 at an office building under construction off of bay front expressway. the men were seriously hurt and they were rushed to the hospital as well. authorities say according to a rehim -- preliminary investigation, the men were working on a construction beam when the guiling shifted causing -- building shifted and causing them to fall. >> if you want to stay lucky for surviving, yes. lucky to be surviving. >>

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we've got a chairman of a midsized bank, scott shea is the head of signature bank, vice chair of coalition of america 2. what you can see of this is broad strokes but do you see fine print that you could live with that you like or just help the big banks? >> so far everything that's been done to date has helped the big banks. since the financial crisis, the six big banks have grown market share tremendously, they are up to 60% of total assets. so we as a midsized bank and the coalition is certainly hoping that the scales will be to compete. liz: okay, so this sort of reworking how we deal with banks, big banks and financials that run into trouble, and folks we remember the financial crisis. you and i and ever taxpayer had to bail out banks who had taken crazy risks. people didn't think that was fair. you've got two bankers from goldman sachs in the cabinet. gary cohn and steven mnuchin. are they really the people to figure out the best way to make sure that you and i don't bail out when a big financial company gets into trouble? >> well, goldman sachs started out not being a bank, it was d

country is do we put our brave young men and women in the military in between radicalized suni and sheathem lose their lives and say what was it for. >> but americans are also going to weigh and measure the president based on what he's promised to do. that's happening at home and with promises abroad. they have crossed too many lines. now i feel differently. north korea will go it alone. he had written in looks he had thoughts of going after north korea. will he act on those words? >> look at the north korea situation. the trump administration's idea seems to be to put pressure on china, to put pressure on north korea. why didn't anybody think of that before? everybody has thought of that before. how many instrumentalities do you have against china and how do you use them? donald trump has one fewer and that is that he and family are financially beholden to the chinese. the chinese just tried to give the kushner family a $400 million bail out on a troubled office building on fifth avenue. the chinese recognize how the trump family does business because that's how their leaders do busine

. >> shea more, the cinema to go photographer, literally took him 909 days before he got his first shot>> so you can imagine what it is like whether sin mattick splendor is finally captured by the crew. >> you actually see some behind the scenes footage, at the end of the film. they're just cranked. >> just the emotion, roy wants movie-goers to have about this film, the visual, thought provoking message. >> these films, you want to touch the hearts. you want to educate. but you also want to show kids and adult, the wonder of life. >> and to appreciate what we have on this earth, and appreciating it we need to protect. >> matt, gloomy weekend? >> rainy day today, tomorrow, break for sure. 06 degrees for the high temperature today, rain showers starting to work their way in, that will be our case throughout the rest of the afternoon. and then 63 tomorrow. look for little sunshine for us. >> all right, matt, thank you, welcome to the team. happy to have you. that's cbs-3 "eyewitnes cbs-3 "" for now, we may be signing off on tv, always on line at cbsphilly.com. cbs this morning saturday is

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shea vote e this could be the same situation, voting for changes, reducing these guaranteed benefits that have no chance of passing the senate and still i think it's fair to say there is no democratic challenger anywhere in the country that would be afraid of running against this bill. >> and wait for the ad. they will play that over and over against them. lynne, thank you. jackry, ron, we appreciate it. still to come house republicans take another swing at repealing obamacare. are they going to have the votes. we will have a republican congressman on next who is still a no. he'll explain why. also lawmakers come up with a plan to prevent a government shut down for a week. so what about that border wall. >> reporter: >> united airlines with a big report about what happened on the airline. they say mistakes were made in this process. really? you think? and now they have come up with some new procedures. wait until you see what they are. . boost® simply complete™. no artificial flavors, colors or sweeteners, plus 10 grams of protein and 25 vitamins & minerals. it doesn't get better tha

now judge neil gorsuch shea supreme court's to justice. what does that mean for you? those reports after these messages. >> bill: the consequences of the attack in syria. also another truck terrorist incident in europe. a guy has been arrested in stockholm. joining us in washington, which in general dakota was from the heritage foundation and jillian terrien, former member of the white house security council under presidents bush and obama. do you see any unintended consequences from this attack in syria? >> um, there's always a possibility for unintended consequences. i feel like the demonstration would not do this if they had not gamed out the potential side effects here. there's always a risk wherever the united states undertake military action abroad, whether or not we have come under direct attack or not, there will be risks here. this is not offensive action, as you know. that the united states was very have taken. the russians shows a side in the syrian conflict a few years ago when they decided to insert themselves under it under the false pretense of fighting

still with us is the former ecb president, john tree shea. how difficult -- john country --uld -- sean country should jean-claude trichet. how difficult is it to set monetary policy for the countries? designed forit is 19 countries as a whole, and it is up to each country to take that into account, and knowing that the currency would be stable, that inflation would be medium-term, with the definition of price stability, it is up to them to have the national policies that would be appropriate. but let me say that thinking of the 19 countries as a whole, we see that growth is there. we see a lot of derivatives are moving in the right direction, including unemployment, which is going down regularly. encouraging -- encouraging for the policies which are pursued, and encouraging, of course, for the ecb policies. of course, a lot of hard work remains to be done, and i would say the ball is clearly in the camp of the structural reforms up to the governments. the central bank cannot be the only game in town. and this has to be very clear -- very clea

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lieutenant general linington, deven shea and all the people at the wounded warrior project, thank you for organizing this event. great deally great job and thank you for serving those who have served our nation. on behalf of the country, let me extend to all of the riders and your families the warmest possible welcome into i call it the people's house. this is the people's house. it is the white house, but it is the people's house. and i thank you all very much, especially all of the folks that are on stage with me. you are something very, very amazing as well. thank you. [ applause ] >> you have risked all that you have, all that you possess to keep our people safe and our democracy secure and we're going to keep it going, folks for a long time. that i can tell you in your honor i am going to keep it going. you have earned our freedom with your sweat and your blood and your incredible sacrifice. we salute you. we salute your service and we salute the flag you have so courageously protected. we love our flag. thank you. the story of today's event is a story about america and the stren

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while boo shea was the leading shot blocker when he got hurt, jordan bell is the leading shot blocker in oregon. so they replaced one great shot blocker with another. i think the test for oregon is can they keep north carolina off the offensive glass and get easy second clanlses because that's what carolina does better than anybody in the country. >> rose: as i remember, you predicted the final four would be before the season started. a duke, carolina? >> i had north carolina in the final. i thought they were the best team when i saw them in november in maui. i think they've proven that. they find always played their best. they have games where they have not been good on the offensive end. they didn't defend as good as they're capable of going. games where they've allowed themselves to be slowed down, whether at georgia tech, miami, or virginia where they only scored 43 points, hard to imagine them doing that. in this tournament, they have been locked in. kenny williams was injured, been lost for the years and a hobbled jouberty, point guard. north carolina is strong with four big guy

eastern tonight, 59 tomahawk missiles landed at the shea i can't tell air base inside syria in the far from homes, 120 miles from the site where the occurred in terms of . is that is where the plane plane took off that was carrying those chemical weapons that struck that village earlier this week. in the we now have video from the pentagon of the tomahawks that were fired from both the uss ross and porter, which were based in the eastern mediterranean. not clear how far off the coast of syria those two destroys we were. tomahawks can fly 1,000 miles. these are 1,000-pound missiles. so 59, one now pound munitions landed at one air base. you can imagine what kind of message that sent to president bashar al-assad the syrian regime. we also learned from the pentagon that the u.s. military contacted the russian military through an established hotline to warn them about the tomahawk strike because russian forces are based at that base. it's not clear if there are any casualties tonight. no clear if any people were at the base at the time, but again, the u.s. military went to great lengths to

. >> they are even wearing shea soes instead of -- shako instead of the other hats which shows it was shot under training conditions. >> i assume that is an officer kneeling without the battle helmet on, that was probably the training officer. >> yeah. actuallye shakos were given to machine gun crews. --ch is again kind of prewar >> what do you think at the time audiences would have thought , all this was authentic, or would they have known? >> i think it probably knew. i think they probably took it as representing reality. i mean, let's face it special , effects in the theater had not yet been developed very well. >> it depends on how sophisticated audiences were. >> i think anybody who had been in combat, anywhere. >> the germans in the audience would have been pleased and cheering and happy to see it. >> but again, you can say, it fake onbe -- it may be some level, but it is a real moxie machine gun. these are drills they are performing. >> and if you wanted to film to survive, you definitely want to take a training practice run. you weren't going to get back to america yourself. i

let's remember moody's and i just had a conversation with a moody's analyst -- >> charles owe shea. show in half an hour. >> he said 90% of all sales remain in traditional brick and mortar stores. the math says something else. so you've got an adjustment. there's no doubt. >> doesn't it feel to you like we saw manufacturing suffer for 20 years and those good jobs go away, oil suffers, those were good jobs. retail jobs were never great jobs, right? but they were jobs. they were entry level jobs. now we see that getting decimated. it feels like the middle and lower income individuals in the united states keep getting slapped around here. >> they do but, you know, michelle, the important thing about the adjustment, which is being driven by the technical revolution is that it creates a different type of jobs, transportation, logistics jobs, warehouse jobs if i were leading a city i would be looking to the future, how to capture the jobs that will emerge in the next 10 to 15 years. >> ron, take us inside the white house where you have worked before to address the question of all of the d

the airfield al shea yayrat is in the country and used by bashar al assad as he fights against an insurgencyrying to oust him. russia supports assad militarily and a drone video was released. it shows the aftermath of the attack and that its effectiveness was quote low. their list of the damage -- six mig 23s in a repair hangar. they said that the airway and runway and parking areas of the syrian air force they claim were not damaged. syrian government put out a statement from the office of the president calling the attack reckless, irresponsible and not based on true facts. surrounding that chemical weapons attack earlier this week. but the syrian and russian's governments claims the banned chemical weapons were in fact controlled by terrorists fighting in the country and not the syrian government. the u.s. government says they have evidence to the contrary. guys, back to you. >> all right. michelle, thank you very much. jim, you did say this morning the pajama traders who sold s&p down 19 stopped following you on twitter. >> yeah. these guys who just sell, they know one thing. which is tha

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madam president, with regard to the repugnant attack in con shea coon on 4th of april, we regret the council has so far not been able to agree on a resolution. there must be an investigation and the horrendous attack must e held to account. and we will continue to pursue efforts to this end. madam president, unspeakable atrocities and crimes against humanity have been committed during this conflict. while long overdue, we must now do our utmost to end the war in syria. we all agree on a political, sustainable solution. let's make it happen. this is a shared responsibility, agree on a political, particularly and not least for this security council. i thank you very much. >> i thank the representative of sweden, and now give the floor to the representative of kazakhstan. >> thank you, madam president. my delegation expresses appreciation to special envoy, for his update and commend him for his determined spirit, commitment and leadership. we also welcome our colleague, ambassador of the syrian republic. my delegation would like to make the following observations and recommendations. th

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. >> miss shea-porter. >> thank you, i thank you all for being here. i had six years of this committee, i think this is the grimmest that we are getting. clearly we are not addressing this issue. i am going to put a little bit of change of the direction of questioning. i understand that we are following behind on equipment et cetera, but i am looking out at the world now as we look on us, and i think i agree with you, when you are talking about, you are wondering or are they talking about it at home. i don't think we are talking about it enough right here. what happens is committees are like silo and everybody is incredibly busy. we have to address this. i recognize the urgency and i thank you. what i am looking at right now is what about the rest of the world. the conversation going around, you know, around your profession, are friends worried that we are not going to be keeping our commitment or like the will to keep our commitments and our enemies are hopeful that is this in our budget issue that we are not properly fund. we have to be able to offer