>> i can't. >> you don't think an ak 15? >> we don't think so. >> all three were victims of gunshot wounds? >> all three were gunshot wounds. >> were all three shot multiple times? >> they had multiple injuries. >> you kants ccan't confirm the multiple injuries. >> when you say they, every person had multiple injuries? >> every person was shot who was here today. >> when you say they had multiple injuries, does that mean each person had multiple injuries. if you have two holes, you have two injuries. >> so no one was shot once. each person was shot more than once? >> i don't think i can say that. >> is there a reason why one is critical, one is fair and one is serious? is that proximity to the shooter? >> i can't make that conclusion. because of the injuries that the patient has, they are critical. i know you want to know more details, but i can't give you more. >> earlier in the day we were told more patients were expected here. is there a reason why that is no longer expected? >> what happens is whenever these mass casualt

host: you are on the air, please ake your statement or ask your question. caller: well, i heard earlier in the program that you said that really find that education is the key for the future and hi.n actual ly -- i heard -- host: you got to turn down your t.v. and just go ahead, we are we will give you one more chance, just go ahead and listening.re turn down the t.v., delores. caller: i'll turn it down. okay. that i was asking and you said the education, the money for education -- can you hear me or no? delores, one more chance. okay.r: host: i apologize, we'll have to cut you off at this point, there delay, reminder to callers that if you do get on as air, turn down your t.v. you are instructed, otherwise you will hear that delay and you you are be sure if talking, it gets confusing. this day, lt.u on overnor cooney, april 4, 1968, do you remember that day 50 years ago? lt. governor: oh, i certainly yeah. host: you were about 14 years old? t. governor: yeah, i was a young person and i remember that dr. martin d that uther king had been shot and assassinat

so what of the future dangers posed by my ak and. sits there is an expert on nuclear pollution. it applies to this region and also goes all the way to the i.c. norden sees these materials never existed in nature before all the human made and no one knows how they're going to behave over time activists believe my committee still be dumping waste into the region's water system russia's nuclear or thought eros atom says it complies with all relevant safety guidance little has been done to compensate victims of contamination jonah al-jazeera in the chillier been screeching of russia out l. in central india has collapsed killing ten people a four story building came down i'm not here pradesh media reports say that a car rammed into the building just before it collapsed the government has ordered an investigation now take a look at these pictures some of the volcano has erupted in hawaii but this time line spouts been spotted these swirling columns of ashura pretty rare event and it usually happens during intense wind and high humidity. poor farmers in the united states beginning to f

el cirujano campbell tambiÉn confirmo que las heridas de bala no provinieron de un rifle ak-47 como eno. pero la vÍctima de 36 aÑos de edad es la que mÁs sangre ha perdido hasta el momento. las autoridades tambiÉn confirmaron que los tres pacientes estÁ alertas y consientes de sus heridas y que no ha recibido informaciÓn de otras personas provenientes de este tiroteo en la sede de youtube. en vivo desde san francisco, luz peÑa, regresÓ contigo al estudio, ramÓn. ramÓn: los, antes de que te vayas, quiero preguntarte: entonces, podemos decir que la condiciones de las personas que resultaron heridas tras este incidente se encuentra relativamente bien? podemos afirmar eso? luz: lo que el jefe de cirujanos de este hospital nos confirmÓ es que esas tres personas estÁn estables. una de ellas en condiciÓn crÍtica, que es el hombre de 36 aÑos de edad. y las dos mujeres estÁn, una de ellas en condiciÓn seria y la otra en condiciÓn... en una condiciÓn que se considera como estable. pero aun con una herida en su, ramÓn. ramÓn: ojalÁ que se recupere. gracias, los, por tu reporte. muy cerca del luga

narrator: these units come armed with satellite phones, night vision goggles, and ak-47s. elephants are also shot from helicopters, as was the case with 22 elephants killed in garamba in march 2012. hutson: we do know for certain that the elephants werere killed from a helicopter used as a shooting platform. they shot the e elephants throuh the top p of the head. they first hererded them, and elephants instinctivively group into a circlcle, with h the babs and juveniles in the center and ththe adults f facing outwad fofor protecection. and that's how their bodies were found. narrator: more than 90% of elephants in garamba park have already been killed as a result of massive and continuous assaults. ruggiero: it's well understood that eleleants have a sense of mortality. they understand that a carcass of, say, one of their family members has had its s trunk cut off and its tusks are no l longr there. they will go to an elephant that''s died if the tusks are there, they w will remove them fromom e carcass and pass them around frequently and carry thehem off into the bush, fo

they tell us about the 26th amendment. .ake a look >> happy birthday. >> thank you.ome on in. >> i'm here bearing gifts. 26th amendment. >> voter registration? >> how would you like to go on an amendment adventure? >> right this way. >> here we go! craig c guys later. thanks for everything. >> why did he leave his own party? >> we are here. >> i see that, but why are we here? politics. part of it is the perfect place to learn about youth voting and the 26 amendment. >> i agree with learning about voting but what is looking at the building going to do? are exempt done plenty of research and people had a great lot to say about the importance of voting. >> getting an 18-year-old to vote was very much connected with the saying, old enough to fight, old enough to vote. goingetnam war was still on. there were casualties. it was a commanding argument. >> they have a lot of stuff going on. i need you young people to vote. >> one of we read the constitution, lo and behold there was something there that was the 26th of amendment. that basically said that it will have the young

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so that future generations can .tudy or learn more by studying get ak what we will glimpse of when we analyze the and get down to excavating and analyzing the bottom is really rich information. we will have artifacts that will , pieces ofut diet ceramic that will tell us about choices and fashion. this will continue to add to our data set on residents in that period. sometimes we can reconstruct blocks of histories and begin to learn more about the demographics of the people living on the block and connect that to the tangible material remains. >> you can watch this and other american artifacts programs by visiting our website. >> monday on landmark cases, cu cooks leader was convicted of hate speech under in ohio law, but the supreme court unanimously ruled the state law violated its first amendment right. and law professor at new york law school in manhattan. a senior attorney at columbia university. watch landmark cases monday and join the conversation. follow us on c-span. am he have resources on our website for background on each .ase . and the landmark cases podcast. >> our c-sp

people can come and interact with volunteers and staff and see the archaeological process aking place and ask questions. what you are seeing is processing artifacts from the ell. the first stage of archaeology that happens after all the artifacts come out of the ground is they come into the lab and the artifacts get processed. first we take the dirt off, and that allows us to begin the process of identification of what these things actually are. wells are important archaeological features to study. they are really time capsules of the past. people use them for a successive number of years as a well and then other things. archaeologists study trash. ventually the wells get cap, o they don't create hazards. new indoor plumbing gets put in epending on the situation. all of that information is maintained. archaeologists get excited when they have the opportunity to excavate archaeologically. of that information is this is the very top of the well, the beginning of the excavation. what we expect to find is a broad range of artifacts at the top level. you may have them dating back to the 18

. >>> corren tras el balÓn como se persigue un sueÑo, lo esto to can como se ak cia un amigo y juegan corren y pasan el balÓn sin parar jamÁs aquÍ el trabajo en equipo es como la vida misma. >>> nos ayuda a nosotros a buscar espacios, todo eso y tambiÉn a ver cuÁl lugar esta libre. >>> entre los niÑos... es una luz que brilla es la Única niÑa y cada tarde le recuerdan que la fuerza no le ganarÁ a la inteligencia por eso quiere ser maestra cuando sea grande. >>> me gusta ver los niÑos, enseÑarles. >>> aquÍ lo mÁs importante es formar a las mejores personas. >>> y para entenderlo, yo mismo juguÉ como un niÑo, pasar y correr, correr y pasar, un gol a favor es Éxito alcanzado, uno en contra es fracaso que debes superar, no es fÚtbol, es la busqueda de ven destino 6789>>> quien se dadapta a los cambios porque la vida es como un balÓn que nunca deja de rodar. noticias telemundo. >>> y recuerde faltan 70 dÍas para el mundial que verÁ por telemundo. rusia 2018. con esto llegamos al final, hay mÁs noticias esta noche a las e por telemundo, buenas noches. >> yo me entero hace poco tiempo el eng

la jdz ciudad de mÉxico serÁ su Última parada donde una bÚsqueda de la vida mejor se convertirÁ en akante. >>> este domingo el grueso de la caravana se mantenÍa en el estado de puebla. donde los migrantes han recibido asesorÍa legal para solicitar asilo en ahÍ tambiÉn hay denuncias de amenaza. >>> el gobierno dijo que Íbamos a tener libre paso y no fue asÍ nos mintieron >>> de ahÍ irÁn rumbo a la capital mexicana en un reconorro de 80 millas a mÉxico. y en la basÍlica tienen dormitorios y atenciÓn mÉdica gratuita. sin embargo, sus necesidades no estÁn del todo resueltas. >>> aquÍ lo que mÁs necesitamos es agua tambiÉn y mucha gente de mis compaÑeros no traen buenos zapatos y ropa >>> y aunque oficialmente las actividades de la caravana concluyen en los prÓximos dÍas, para muchos de sus integrantes el camino hacia un mundo mejor reciÉn comienza. >>> el nÚmero de 334 jueces de in migraciÓn en estados unidos e resisten aplicar las directrices del secretario de justicia jeff sessions. la asignas de cuotas de los tribunales de inmigraciÓn segÚn los expertos es entorpecer el reporte de los

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a gunman went into a waffle house at 3:00 a.m., and opened fire with his ak-15. perhaps you saw at a press conference earlier, james shaw jr. who was able to tackle reinking and wrestle the gun away and throw it on the counter and reinking was able to get away. and reinking was interviewed by the secret service because he was in a restricted area at the white house. they were able to take away his weapon license in illinois and also his ar-15, but then somehow along the way, perhaps even a family member say, may have returned this ak-15 to reinking, and in the early hours this morning, he killed four, injuring four others at that waffle house and now an active man hunt under way, he may have, according to police two firearms with him in his possession right now. >>> all right, meantime, history will be made this week when leaders from north and south korea meet friday in the demilitarized zone between the two countries. the talks are also expected to lay the ground work for an upcoming summit between north korea's kim jong-un and president donald trump. the presi

objected to ak greatly. >> do find the issues resonate today? >> very much so. electoralssue of the process, some issues are exactly the same. >> let me ask you about the detail of the work. let's get back to this image. explain what this represents and how it resonates today. the 1880 time, the republican party was much as it is today. the republican party was the one in power. you can see the president are -- president garfield in charge. but over to the right, cutting off the limb because the republicans were fighting among themselves. puck was saying republicans are not able to get along and they are going to destroy the franchise. senatetake a look at the group of donkeys that are out of color.they have no it is like the situation today where the internal fight of the republicans and the democrats are in the indolence hoping to get -- are out in the hinder lens hoping to get their power back. would immediately recognize roscoe conard then. the would also recognize president. in recognize these are the faces of politicians. the thing they would like most is

ak accupu in rks cture. >> are you at all the pta meesings?i'm the queen of the pta. >>> this should be the happiest time in khloe kardashian's life. as she prepares to give birth to her first child, was tristan stepping on with other women? could this be the night of one of tristan's alleged infidelities? according to our "e.t." source, the scandal left khloe completely de stated and has put the kardashian family into crisis management mode. this footage saturday night at around 8:30 p.m. tristan followed closely by a woman who was photographed seemingly kissing the basketball player earlier that evening. four hours later, around 12:30 a.m. the two reemerge. tristan wearing different clothes. an eyewitness tells "e.t." they headed to the soho house. around 5:00 a.m., they returned to tristan's hotel geb. the next day, 8:00 p.m., she left the hotel by herself. >> have you talked to khloe? how is she doing after seeing tristan kissing another girl? >> courtny has stayed silent. mom kris is in cleveland to be by khloe's side. she's due to give b

cristina londoÑo muestra como este ak titi vista, filÁntropo y otro aprovecha este negocio. >>> parteepresenta nuestra cultura y algo que trae sonrisa a la cara >>> exalta la cultura con fragantes imÁgenes de (cantaca cantinflas, frida y juan gabriel >>> y tambiÉn los insultos de donald trump >>> para nosotros era mÁs importante reÍrnos de las cosas que Él nos, que el decÍa que enojarnos porque si no Él estÁ ganando >>> y Él quiere que gane fu chila da becas para que jÓvenes de minorÍas abran su empresa >>> por pura coincidencia me dice rubÉnchila da becas para que jÓvenes de minorÍas abran su empresa >>> por pura coincidencia me dice rubÉn fuchila queda en la ciudad mÁs apestosa en estados unidos >>> especialmente en el verano abrimos unos cuantos mÁs >>> ya listo para perfumar la temporada los aromatizante del mundial. >>> oiga un mundial por cierto que usted podrÁ ver aquÍ por telemundo, asÍ llegamos nosotros al final hay mÁs noticias esta noche a las 11/10 centro y gracias por estar con nosotros, muy buenas noches, feliz fin de >> mi madre sale a buscarla a ella, ella, doctora, le

le fue cercenada una parte de unos cinco centÍmetros de su fÉmur por un proyectil de ak-47. >> cuandoue puedes imaginar. jamÁs podras deshacerte de esa imagen en tu mente. >> [locutor] mientras que un oficial del equipo swat recoge a los heridos, massa y el resto de su equipo estÁn listos para abatir al pistolero solitario. emil matasareanu, cuyo auto de rescate estÁ fuera de servicio, fija su atenciÓn en esta camioneta. >> Él hace unos disparos a travÉs del panorÁmico al panorÁmico del conductor del jeep. el conductor del vehÍculo lo deja en parqueo y deja las llaves, pero tambiÉn hace algo que nadie mÁs puede notar: activa un interruptor que traba la bomba de combustible, salta del vehÍculo y se aleja corriendo. >> [locutor] matasareanu cree que tiene un auto de escape. y comienza a transferir las armas, hasta que se da cuenta de que no podrÁ ir a ninguna parte. [disparos] los equipos swat se protegen con su auto de patrulla. es la batalla de sus vidas. [disparos] >> estamos tratando de abatir al sospechoso disparÁndole rondas al vehÍculo porque en este punto no podÍamos verlo. >> [

ak period. and you had a bullish outlook, you are at $82.50 for each months?nd john -- it has been a busy day. john: it has. john: as an investor in this space, we are hesitant to assign a specific rice target. -- price target. but we think the possibly's persistence. and the curve is going to increase, which is good generally for investors in the front end of the curve. alix: i want to move on to another topic of the day. trade. wilbur ross, the commerce secretary, weighed in on that . >> china needs to import very, very large amounts of lng, and from their point of view, it would be very logical to import more of it from us then for no reason other than to diversify their sources of supply. but it would also have the side effect of reducing the deficit. alix: and if you take a look at where we are, the u.s. is boosting its oil exports to china. we are now at about $1 billion. jeff, is this a realistic conversation to be having? jeff: commodities represent a very small portion of the trade deficit with the united states, for the united states outside of petro

. >> abc news was at or ak acle aa where they donated -- each three-point shot made during the season. the warriors up to $440,000 so far in donations with ten days left in the regular season. >> a teacher goes above and beyond to give her students an easter they won't forget. >> south korean perform in the north for the first time in 13 years. one surprising group got rave reviews from ♪ ♪ get high speed internet from at&t. $30 per month. no extra monthly fees. more for your thing. that's our thing. visit att.com/internet. >>> welcome back. we're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. want to give you a better idea of what to expect out of this atmospheric river. at least three days of rain. it could spill into sunday morning. but the heaviest of the rain could fall friday. could be a little bit of flooding. not supposed to get this much rain in april. show you how much we'll get coming up next. >> mike, thank you. >>> landmarks will be lit up in blue for autism awareness day. it's aimed to promote awareness of those with autism. the united nations, the wh

. >>> bill cosby's lawyers said they'll appeal after cosby was ak convicted of drugging and molestingyears ago. she >>> they came under fire yesterday. questions about scott pruitt's spending are mounting. >> and in this instance, the process failed. >> reporter: with husband job on the line, epa administrator scott pruitt said he isn't to blame for the series of spending starting with two raises for two of his close friends at epa. >> i was not aware of the amount. >> not aware of the amount. were you aware of the raises? >> reporter: he also said he wasn't aware that a secure phone booth in his office would cost $43,000. >> frankly i think it should not have been made and i would not have made the decision if i was aware of it. >> reporter: atz for his pricey travel. >> did the taxpayers pay $30,000 for a security detail for a nob >> reporter: for a week his answers have irked lawmakers and the white house. >> i think your actions are an embarrassment to president trump, and if i were the president, i wouldn't want your help. i'd just get rid of you. >> reporter: some republicans wh

. >> anthony: is that an ak piÑata?iÑata. >> anthony: wow. >> david: so, i mean, this place is in downtown l.a., so i try to have as many weapons, like, hidden throughout. i got ninja swords and ninja stars and stuff. >> anthony: you need -- you need a puppy, man. [ laughter ] >> anthony: you need a puppy. >> david: i do need a puppy. [ laughter ] i'm going to paint you today. is that cool? >> anthony: yeah, sure. >> david: all right, so, just sit. >> anthony: sit? >> david: right there. and -- sorry. don't usually paint this early in the morning. okay. i'm going to go more expressionistic, if you don't mind. >> anthony: i want to know, and you were on record, you said, you know, young people, uh, looking to follow your road to success, your advice is, whatever you do, don't date a korean girl. >> david: oh, okay. i try to be open-minded about things, right? but, well, i'm racist. you know, for me, i've given it a shot. and then i end up in a situation where i feel like i'm dating my mom. >> anthony: so, what characteri

she got an ak tat. >> justin: ak tattooed on her arm. >> chase: i've lived in canada for a long time,e, sweden for quite a while. no matter how long i'm gone, i always come back. can't just load the jeep up with a bunch of guns and stay out there for 7 days and, you know, you can't really do that anywhere else. >> justin: that's probably one of the greatest things about you know, we can enjoy whatever we want to enjoy. i'm not trying to force my opinions on anybody else. that being said, we will defend ours. ashley yeah, we will. tony i was guessing. ashley yeah. tony i grew up in an environment, you see somebody at the super market carrying a hand gun, that would be cause for red alert. do you think there can be common ground between somebody who grew up absolutely thinking guns are a bad thing? >> justin: i say no. >> tony: okay, you're an honest man, i appreciate it. >> justin: i'm a responsible gun owner, why should i be crippled in what i'm able to do as far as protecting my family? >> tony: look, i hear you. but there's a fair number of people in this world who are just, you kno

sit ncicap.org] ake sure to join me and cohost kristen fraser in london for "beyond 100 days" on mondaye biggest e sues impacting both sides of the atlantic andll provide analysis for how they are shaping our world. we look forward to seeing you here on pbs. national prentation of bbc world news is made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> ♪ >>> hello and welcome to kqed newsroom, tonight, a special edition of our show, youth takeover. we will be featuring the input andperspectives of bay area high school a students as the guests and interviews. >> i'm a junior in high school and i'm one of many high school ents participating in kq production. >> and on this program, we will discuss various issues before the u.s. supreme court, gr including imion. >> also, how e-cigarettes are being marketed and especially to youth. >> and something that is important to students every day. school lunch. s let'srt with e cigarettes. >> y

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but gwen, with her hands still aking, announced her upcoming "just a girl" residency.t kicks off june 27th at planet hollywood's zappos theater. gwen says this is beyond her wildest dreams. >> sometimes i just feel like i'm in a dream, especially when it comes to, like, just being able to fulfill some of my fantasies. >> our "e.t." source says boyfriend blake shelton encouraged her to take the lucrative sin city deal. planet hollywood resident artists like j-lo and britney have reportedly earned at least $300,000 each performance. ♪ if i was a rich girl >> our source says gwen's three sons with ex gavin rossdale are on board. and during her appearance, gwen sure made it sound like the ball is in blake's court when it comes to getting engaged. ♪ why you have to go and make me like you? ♪ >> i do, i think about it all the time. >> and does he think about it? >> i swear. what do you think i should do about it? >> i think you sd >> really? >> how does ellen get away with that lean of questioning. only she can do it. while gwen is making music moves in sin city, there's ano

and there always is that probability when ,here are three or more running because it takes up floor akes a majority to win, then it would wind up in the house unless it was settled in the electoral college. delightful college meets first, and therein lies the solution that is election of the president. be number onell in the electoral college instead of number three. when i was trying to say when we have everything to gain and nothing to lose, is that if i were not a candidate for the presidency, one of the two major international -- major parties would win the election and they are tweedledee and tweedledum. so my running for the presidency, and even if i did not win, we would be in no worse position had i not run. everything to gain and nothing to lose. >> let's ask another hypothetical question based on the premise of you winning presidency. what would you do about riots? gov. wallace: the first thing i would say as the president, i would get my moral support to the police and firemen of this country. , a first thing i would do is continuation of the breakdown of law and how it exists

and on or before the 12th, well ake a decision. that doesn't mean we won't negotiate a real agreement. jane:lo for more on the o for the iran nuclear deal, i spoke earlier with zalmay khalilzad, former ambassador to the united nations. first of all, how credible do you think these israeli claims are? zalmay: they are credible in terms of demonstting that iran did have a military nuclear program before the agreement, that they were working on nuclear fuses, nuclear weapons design, highly enriched uranium, all the things that you need if you have a dedicated military program. but israel was not sayg that iran had been violating the agreement and carrying out the activities now, but it was saying that should it decideo get out of the agreement or should the agreement lapse -- there is a timeline for when different parts of the agreement finishes -- then it could quickly go to a nuclear weapons program that is preserving the scale, the knowledge that it acquired before the agreement. jane: so why make this allegation now? why offer thi

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we've seen a lot of injuries from handguns and we've seen injuries from ak-47s and ar-15s and these are not today as far as we know, but what happens is that when it gets shot, it creates a major crisis. >> dr. campbell added that the thing about trauma patients is that their condition can change from minute-to-minute and while the hospital is not expecting any sort of major updates, they are going to brief us if there is a significant change in the status of one of the patients and this update took an unusual turn when dr. campbell came out here and the first thing he said was parkland in las vegas and orlando. this has got to stop so we seem to be taking a political stance, and i will remind you, raj and vicky, that we found out in this case that it seems to stem from the domestic situation. reporting live from san francisco, mark matthews. >>> a spokesman for youtube talking to reporters for the first time since the shooting four hours ago. here's what he said just a few moments ago. >> we are an incredibly tight-knit community within youtube and it feels like a family. today it feel

we have seen injuries from hand guns and ak-47 or ar-15, and these are not those today. >> reporter: the weapon today that was used was a hand gun. and we also heard the word stable. no plans for any other updates of these patients. as for who the victims are and their names, we don't know yet. live outside wayne freedman. >> twitter lit up with reaction. >> kristen sze has this part of the story. >> right now i want to show you a tweet by chard hurly tweeting prying for my friends @youtube. many, my friends of urse still working there. jeff bezos from amazon tweeting horrible and truly tragic day for youtube. and google, we are wishing all of our best. that extends to jack dorsey. who says i can't imagine what our friends are feeling. tim cook from apple says from everyone at p will we send our sympathy and support to the team. senator diane feinstein tweeting my stomach sinks with yet another active shooter alert. pring for the safety. president trump sounded out. he tweeted our thought and ts o prayers are with everyone involved. nancy pelosi tweeted the situation. she thanks quot