congressman elijah cummins joins me along with aqua lynn laurie.ping us out with this. tell your story tonight. tell your story. how does obamacare help you? >> absolutely. i have so thankful. when i was a freshman in college, i fell ill, suddenly ill. i had a stroke, lost my speech, lost feeling in half my body. by the time they figured out what had happened, i had to have open heart surgery and a valve replacement. i went on through life, did everything i was supposed to do. i graduated. i went to work for a company that had great health insurance. i then decided you know what, it's time to go back to business school. i want to start my own birks achieve the american dream. i did all that. i started my business. i got sick and i was not on a corporate plan anymore and my insurance company dropped me after i'd been ill. $50,000 in bills later within my first year in business, i was speechless. i didn't know what else to do. it was extremely difficult for me. i wish obamacare and/or the affordable care act ha been there for me. because the insuranc

>> hello, kids. >> have you met the elasmosaurus in the new aqua car? >> oh. elmer?e dinosaur train to visit other oceans. >> heh heh. wait! there are other oceans? >> yeah, don! lots of oceans. the world is full of them. i've become interested in oceans. some are deeper, some are colder, some are warmer, some are saltier, some are even different colors. >> i like oceans, too! i like diving into them to catch fish. that's what we pteranodons do. >> how about you, buddy? >> me? i'm a t. rex. i'm a land animal. i've never been under the ocean before. >> oh, you're in for a treat. wait till you see what's under the water. you'll love it! >> really? it just looks flat. it doesn't look like there's anything down below there. >> oh, there is. stick with me, buddy. you'll see the sea. >> your home may be under the sea, but i observe that you can breathe air just like us. >> right. all elasmosaurus are air breathers. >> does that mean you can run around on the land? >> with these flippers? i can barely get around. naw. i don't like to be on land. >> heh heh! that's funny. i

thank you to steve (clapping) aqua net and i rode over the oops way on the new span and marveled at being able to do that. perhaps the only time in our lifetime expect if you're in the custody of the highway patrol. in 193 of the east and west came together to celebrate this largest bridge of its time. and i know while it took a while today wire once again coming together to celebrate this innovative design we know will be an icon around the world. thank you, mayor brown for your push for a that iconic design the the idea of opening at night will see the splendor light. because we shouldn't just have a bridge we should have a symbol of resilience, of accomplishment of honor to all the men and women who participated in this and that's what we'll have for generations to come. navigate one thousand 5 hundred years to come. thank you very much willie brown for that. and what an incredible moment in history. that we have both mayors of san francisco and oakland being chinese-americans. we're linked to help build railroads with many of the chinese immigrants coming to san francisco to join in t

$50 million addition will mean a four-fouled increase in students and cutting edge research in urban aquai have been able to hire really top notched talent. >> reporter: he is the ahead of one of four startups given $50,000 in startup. they expect to add ten employees in the next year, and just across the street, construction has begun on a publicly funded $7 million water technology park, but the water council resists giving concrete projections on job creation or expected industry growth, and some critics say the water initiative is a misguided gamble. >> there is an extraordinary disconnect between the inflated rhetoric and the facts on the ground. >> reporter: professor mark levine says the water segment makes up at most 3% of the milwaukee's regional jobs. >> so it's a tiny sector, leading companies in the sector have actually been shedding jobs in the milwaukee area, offshoring, and outsourcing jobs to other states or mexico. if this is something that is going to produce jobs for that 50% black male jobless rates, where are those jobs coming from? >> reporter: they say it will resul

these lip tints are aqua formula. they give you the ability to sheer or buildable version of that.thank you very much. i hate to leave it there we have to always split for time consideration and actually a little breaking news. good luck to you and your venture with costco. >> thank you so much. adam: another venture to tell you about, super bowl half-time performer they have chosen and it is bruno mars? lori: what is wrong with bruno? adam: bruno mars with a big question mark. singer behind pop hits as "just the way you are" and "treasure. confirmed via twitter post saying we're going to the super bowl. the sponsor of the halftime show, pepsi, responded, tweeted, excited to have you in super bowl halftime, mr. bruno mars. we know you're fan enough. pepsi's decision causing a built of a controversy. fans are questioning whether mr. mars will be able to match previous half-time performances such as beyonce, prince, madonna, and u 2. over 110 million people watched the super bowl halftime show last year. lori: welshing instead of crowning a king, maybe they're crowning a future king

with with the extraction of the water how it does impact on other residents who are tapping into that aqua for their own residential use. in terms of you know the water pressure that's available to them again though this is something that we don't have the adequate science or monitoring underway to pinpoint if this is a consequence of nestle's operation or not because of the overarching failure of the provincial government to really prioritize regulation of how groundwater. as an activist i just wanted a few a personal question do you think water is a human right and how does a personally make you feel that peter brady back the former c.e.o. nestle chairman said you know water in this way is an extreme view. so bizarre and quite delusional really but and yes the idea that there is not a human right is. the. reasonable radical perspective i mean given the fact that our bodies are more than seventy five percent made of water you know that really we couldn't go we could we could go barely hours maybe days without water to really survive when people start talking about water that water not as

metal barrels, parts of old shoes, plastic bottles, fishing floats and buoys from aqua culture farmslitter the beach. >> it's not hopeless. we just need more resources and more people. but it's not hopeless. it's never ending. >> reporter: half or more is tsunami debris. it's packed by hand and flown out by helicopter. montague island is a dumping side in the northern corner of the gulf where currents and prevailing winds drive logs, fishing boats and anything else that floats onshore. >> this is chinese or korean, i'm not sure. >> whiskey. >> reporter: conditions are a little better this year. heavier stuff is coming in now, but there is less of it. last summer in the first big wave of tsunami trash the garbage on the beaches increased 100-fold. a huge job for the crew trying to cover every inch of every beach. >> job security. based on what i've seen so far, you can't find an end right now. >> reporter: so far they've taken 30 tons per mile of plastic like this off the coast line on montague island, and they have a lot more work to do. in fact, they figure about 75 more miles to th

so many different cars for different kinds of jobs, the aqua car for sea creatures. >> what's that bigds could ride the train, right? >> well, sure, tiny, but you know they are too big to fit in the cars. >> whoa! you mean they could ride on the flat car? >> hmm. you know, tiny, maybe we could actually do it. >> [all talking at once] >> just imagine. what if all the biggest dinosaurs could ride the train? that would be so fantastic! >> it is called the dinosaur train after all. we should be able to haul every kind of dinosaur! >> oh, it's a crazy idea, but as long as it's safe, we can probably make it work. >> what if we built a guard rail around the outside of it? >> and then they could duck down when we go through the time tunnels. >> you know, it just might work. >> all right. get over there. make sure it's safe. [train whistle blows] ahem. argentinosaurus family, may i present the latest specialized car from dinosaur train industries, the sauropod flat car. >> ooh! you mean, i get to ride the dinosaur train? >> whoa! >> dad, do you want to ride the train first? >> no, son. i want y

>> it's closed right now which is right near the aqua duct there. i want to put it on a map. a lot of people use byron highway. it's an injury crash. a big rig involved. all lanes are blocked. the chp just issued a sig alert. this is not effecting interstate 580 or 205 but a lot of people use the byron highway. you may be listening and say that is me. well, you can't get through. there is no way to get get through. so please give yourself extra time in the area. also contra costa county highway 4 still slow after an earlier crash. westbound 4 right near the lodge area. this traffic will be really busy. even though the crash is out of the way. so again this crash is the main head line. let's take a look at 280 in san jose the traffic moving well there. if you are driving at the toll plaza now we have more of what we normally see here. it's about a 15-20 minute delay. let's go to steve. >>> sal, thank you. a very good morning. under most lid cloudy skies. there is clear areas. a lot of low cloud deck in place and really mild on the lows. if you feel a little warm this morning,

congressman cummings, and aqua lynn, thank you for join being us. >>> reverend al sharpton starts right now. how are you? >> great. thank you, ed. and thanks to you for tuning in. i'm live tonight from chicago. tonight's lead, gop crackup. ted cruz's 21 hour anti-obamacare clown show ended today. and then an amazing thing happened on that same senate floor. a clash between the old and the new republican party. the two broke out, courtesy of senator john mccain, who's no friend of president obama's. mccain's message to ted cruz and other radical right-wingers, when it comes to obamacare, get over it. >> we've fought as hard as we could in a fair and honest manner, and we lost. and we lost -- one of the reasons is, because we in the minority. the elections have consequences. people spoke. they spoke, much to my dismay, but they spoke. and they reelected the president of the united states. all of us should respect the outcome of the elections which reflects the will of the people. >> they lost. john mccain unloaded on cruz with the truth, the truth that was missing during cruz's overnight

first coined aqua net: albright was secretary of state. used by bill clinton when he became the president. at the presentim moment is to in effect say there is no need for us to think seriously about the implications of our various -- failures over the past gates, particularly foreign policy. i am referring here specifically to the iraq war. but also, by extension, to the afghanistan were. the president is giving his listeners permission to forget all that and to pretend they did not happen. >> after you saw what was going , early in your career, why did you make a career out of the army? >> i did not have the gumption to get out. i had gotten married right before i deployed. probably foolishly. that itime my obligation incurred by graduating was up, we had children, and the economy was a little bit soft. i do not think i had the self- confidence to say, i could do something different and make enough money to care for my family. , inhe same time, the army its infinite wisdom, offered me the opportunity to go to graduate school. they said,

metal barrels, parts of old shoes, plastic bottles, fishing floats and buoys from aqua farms as kro the pacific litter the beach. >> it's not hopeless. we need more resources and people. it's not hopeless but never-ending. >> reporter: half or more is tsunami debris. it's collected by hand and packed into huge bales and flown out by helicopter and put on the nonprofit organization's barge for the long trip to civilization. this is a national ocean dumps site in the northern corner of the gulf where currents and prevails winds drive logs, wrecked fishing boats and anything else that floats onshore. >> pole urethane foam. there's whiskey. >> reporter: he said conditions are a little better this year. heavier stuff is coming in now, but there's less of it. last summer in the first big wave of tsunami trash, the modern garbage on some alaskan beaches increased 100-fold, a huge job for the crew trying to cover every inch of every beach. >> job security, yeah. based on what i've seen so far, you can't find an end right now. >> reporter: so far they have 30 tons per mile of plastic like this o

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you know, remember, there was the whole aqua buddha thing, but, as they are both keenly aware, in there game. so i think that she is going through a very normal, you know, human thing, which is do i really want this? but i think at the same time, she's also getting very familiar with the idea that this is happening. >> this is evan from buzz feed. first, i want to congratulate you on the physically heaviest and at least the copy i saw most flagrant political profile i've read all 84. >> i'm glad you are enjoying it. >> i want to talk about rand paul's social conservetism. i'm interesting in where you see him coming dun on a libertarian spectrum. obviously, you get credit coming from his father and that whole end of things. we seen him reach out quite a bit to social conservatives. is that a split between him and libertarians? is that something that might harm his brand with that end of politics? >> well, i think that he would argue that they're not mutually exchoice off, right? you can harbor those values and be a libber tarn. what he is careful about doing is not, you know, take religi

the fish were like, aqua marine. >> yeah, uh-huh. yeah. anyway, as i was saying. diving in hawaii. and there were aquamarine fish that were quite outstanding. >> reporter: there's a smartphone backlash snowballing right now. prince, jack white, the yeah yeah yeahs, they've all banned them from gigs. beyonce just told a fan to put his away. >> you've got to seize this moment. put that phone down. >> reporter: enough is enough. her film captures our growing addiction, and she struck a nerve. more than 18 million people have watched already. ironically, a lot of them probably on their phones. ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ >> reporter: i was fascinated to hear about her next project. >> my next video is going to be about the science and chemistry. >> radio stuff. cool. >> reporter: nick watt, abc news, los angeles. >> all right. harvard business school did a study. we're going to see how we did. 70% checked their phone within an hour of getting up. >> guilty. >> yeah. 56, an hour of going to sleep. >> yeah, guilty. >> 48%, fridays, saturdays. >> i do. >> yeah. continuousl

. >> host: next call for matt apuzzo, co-author of "enemies within" comes from john and an aqua.ou are on booktv. >> caller: yes, good afternoon. to what extent the public records law at the new york state public records laws planned two-year reporting on the book? >> guest: no nowhere whatsoever because the n.y.p.d. basically ignores open records on a regular basis. the new york public advocate scored the n.y.p.d. is terrible for public records. you can get a police report as a reporter for the n.y.p.d. he can't get a mug shot, 9-1-1 call. they have a pressroom at the n.y.p.d. called the shack and they all have phones on the desk. if the n.y.p.d. wants to feature information they all rank. they summarize the report for you. does they decide that are newsworthy. is this incredible media machine that they run their, which makes it extremely hard to question what you're getting because you can't get public records. the n.y.p.d. created out of thin air something called n.y.p.d. secrets. it looks like they classified it. it's a secret on it. but as a force of law of somebody writing