so how far is the moral arc bent? i claim that today's conservatives are more liberal than liberals were in the 1950s. [laughter] just think about that for a minute. just think of the social attitudes. i'm not talking about economic policy, but just social attitudes of how people today treat blacks and women and minorities and so forth, gays what not animals compared to, say, the 1950s. so i'll come back to that in just a moment. there's, of course, exceptions, what about terrorism? so i have to address this issue because it's in the news pretty much every day. so it's a problem, but i'm not sure it's a problem really of what we're told we should be concerned about. although it may work by terrorizing governments into spending trillions of dollars on saving just a handful of lives. but, in fact the real, supposed real threat was debunked by a political scientist who has this really amazing data set for the last three-quarters of a century or so of every campaign for political change both violent and nonviolent and tra

so how far is the moral arc event? i claim that today's conservatives are more liberal than liberals were in the 1950s. just think about that for a minute. social attitudes, i'm not talking about economic policy budgets and social attitudes of the people that they treat blacks and women and minorities and so forth gays want not animals compared to the 1950s. so i will come back to that in just a moment. there's of course exceptions. what about terrorism? i have to address this because it's a news much every day. it's a problem but i'm not sure if the problem really, what we are told we should be concerned about although it may work by terrorizing government is spending trillions of dollars on saving just a handful of allies but, in fact the real threat was debunked by political scientist erica chenoweth who had this really amazing a data set for the last three course of a century or so of every campaign for political change both violent and nonviolent then track the percentage of successful campaigns. to nonviolent cam

named theodore parker and he said his eye reaches little ways and i cannot tell but it looks like the arc of the moral universe bends toward just. it worked. the civil rights movement the demanding of equal rights resulting in the voting rights act of 1965 and about four or five months later you can see doctor king looking over his shoulders. and granting the franchise to all adults in a society is what we mean by a liberal democracy where everyone votes. i will have a few data sets here and it shows there were none in 1800. it wasn't until after the first and second world warp was there a burst in democracy. some are more transparent and some more corrupt. money doesn't influence ours you know. i think mish america shred from an eight to a seven. that is a sign of moral progress if you think expanding the spear to let more people have equal rights that is a part of it. the women's rights and the franchise granted to women is another part of this. i have the slide clicker thing here. do i need -- here we go. sorry about that. >> that is okay. i am just use my hands. you can see this isn't

that is pennsbury school district and saint michael the the arc angel. so again this is all still active. we are being told that people are being asked to stay away from the area the levittown parkway is shut down between spur lane and route 13. we are waiting for the the chief to come out here. we were told he would be out here a half an hour ago and then fire police told us he is tied up in the middle of the action right now so he cannot come and talk to us. we are waiting for those updates, mike and alex. >> hang in there, we will check back with you. 6:06 on this monday morning. a 13 year-old wilmington is hospitalized after a shooting. police responded to south lovedell street to find the teen shot in his legs. the the unidentified victim is hospitalized, at du pont children's hospital, in stable condition, and the search is underway for a suspect. >>> three fire fighter in chester county are on the mend after being hurt during a house fire. >> it happened in charleston township, last night. crew where is called out to a home on highland hill home.

here it says the arc was march 18 *t. i thought it was february 18th. is that what pushed them out another month? >> commissioner pearlman, if i may, rich met with them and they are not ready to present to the arc so it was a combination of accommodating the subcommittee schedule as well as the project sponsor schedule. >> i just wanted to make sure they weren't getting pushed back for no reason. >> commissioner hyland. >> several things. one is a disclosure i was contacted by the 20th street owner that we just spoke about. if the arc is meeting on the 3rd or 4th, the 4th of march, i won't be here. so we'll have to have president hasz attend in my absence. >> they are not going to like that. >> anyway, second thing is that we just had the acronym will be the cha, the cultural heritage assets committee had a fantastic presentation by dianna pons deleon from the mayor office of economic and work force development. she spoke about the invest in neighborhoods program and she is leading two of the 25 districts, one is japan town and the other is 24th street.

how far is the moral arc bend? i claim today's conservatives are more liberal than the bulls were in the 1950s. just think about that for a minute. social attitudes, not talking about economic policy the social attitudes treating blacks and women and minorities and so forth animals compared to the 1950s so i will come back to that in just a moment. there are of course exceptions. what about terrorism so i had to address this issue because it's in the news pretty much every day. i'm not sure it's a problem of what we are told we should be concerned about although it may work by terrorizing governments into spending trillions of dollars and saving a handful of lives but in fact the real suppose it real threat was debunked by political scientist ericka chenoweth who has this to merit -- amazing dataset for the last three-quarters of a century or so of every campaign for political change most violent and nonviolent and the percentage of successful campaigns. nonviolent campaigns are twice as successful as violent campa

the saint michael at arc angel a and pennsbury school district. been on delay watching and wait fog they're situation to unfold. >> they won't send kid in the school until the situation has been figured out by the the cops apparently there was a break n a guy then apparently was on the roof. but when the the cops went up there, jenny, they didn't find anybody. >> reporter: not from what we're seeing. we have been rolling on it, and, we will show you a a look at a some of the footage where you can see the the police officers up there on the roof of mike's gun shop which is on levittown pike. they had a k-9 up there. and, the scene never escalated. we didn't see anything happen but we saw officers, exit, and, exit the the roof, and, official update by police. we can only believe they did not find anything. we initially heard that police believed that there was a burglar on the roof of that gun shop, the the burglary alarm went off around 2:00 this morning. subsequently police told thaws there was a barricade situation, and now it is unclear what is

the board will look at conditions leading to the electrical arcing. that arcing created smoke causing the death of one person and sending dozens to the hospital. the hearings will also look at emergency response. the driver of a dump truck who ran two prince george's county police cruisers faces charges of attempted first and second-degree murder. the incident happened january 7th. the officers were standing between their parked cars at woodmore town center when jean brandon allegedly drove up and said the officers killed his brother. during the exchange, brandon was accused of hitting the vehicles. there will soon be two vacancies on the arlington county board. chair mary hines announced today she will not seek re-election this fall. hines says she wants to focus on her family after eight years on the county board and a previous 12 years on the school board. board member walter tejada announced last week he too won't seek another term. the school board meets in less than an hour to discuss potential budget cuts. all day kindergarten is among the prog

i'm like that dude's arc angel in his ear trying to do the right thing. >> i try to be an arc angel for that is as close as i get to an arc angel. >> yes. >> that is right. >> so, are you stunned by the success, when you signed up to do this thing called empire, did you have a clue it was such a big hit? >> for me this has been deja vu, you know, 20 years ago i feel like we wrote the blueprint before urban truthful tails using music fashion, lot of the same guest stars are on empire are also on new york under cover were also on empire and the dna of the show felt very similar to me. so the entire time i was telling lee especially, don't worry this will work even some executives at fox literally on the night of the premiere were not breathing the night of the red carpet. we hope this works. i said, you know i feel like we have been here before and new york under cover 20 years ago. i'm at the fox station here in new york and you wouldn't walk through the station and see poster for insuring under cover, you didn't see a billboard or any of that but we were still getting very similar numbe

>> another big arc, an enormous arc, and it burned through the cables that hold the basket and the ballooneparated. >> the balloon itself is cast off to sputter through the air. as for the gondola, it is hard to imagine anyone on board it could survive. >> oh, jesus. >> they've endured a series of potentially lethal, high-voltage shocks and a 30-foot drop. >> and it's like slow motion. that basket, you can just see it going down. and it hits the ground. you think, oh boy, if they live through that, they're going to be in really bad shape. >> but incredibly, both balloonists are alive. the pilot sustains a broken shoulder, fractured pelvis and ribs, and the passenger just bruises and a broken wrist. >> i was absolutely amazed that they both weren't more seriously hurt or dead. but it happened so fast, and you are just thankful that this tragedy wasn't worse. >>> coming up, police deliver a wedding present of 50,000 volts. >> let it go! let it go! >> how to start off a marriage having a groom get tased in a restaurant on his wedding day? >> when caught on camera, high volta voltage, continue

it is really a fascinating historical arc where t has changed a lot but it has straighthe garden-- stayed true to its mission of demonstrating to the american people the importance of plants although we are set up for. by congress, we are open 355 days a year, 356 on leap years free of charge. we get visitors from all over the world. we aim to delight people in the wonders of plants and put a smile on your face. and with that smile, we believe we can educate about some of the wonders and services the plant kingdom provides to human beings. >> aside from the white house, this missoni and's portrait gallery has the largest collection of presidential portraits. join me as david ward gives a virtual tour of the gallery's presidential paintings including those of andrew jackson, abraham lincoln, and harry truman. tonight at 6:45 eastern on c-span 3 as american history tv. >> each week, american history tv's "reel america" brings you archival films that help tell the story of the 20th century. ♪ >> this is the state of virginia in the springtime of 1956. springtime reckoning to a small boy, urg

>> there are various classes of arcing incident. the one that occurred on june 12th was way out of scale. >> metro officials remain vague. >> we're working on a daily basis to make it even safer. >> >>> we heard from an array of elected officials all expressing concerns about the findings including maryland senator barbara mikulski who described this as shocking and said it's an example about how equipment there to protect passengers failed with deadly consequences. reporting live stephen tschida, abc 7 news. >> and stephen metro had to deal with another smoke incident just this afternoon when an insulator caught fire near the courthouse metro station in arlington. it took about 40 minutes to find and extinguish that fire. the courthouse station briefly closed as trains single track through the area. no one was hurt. >> d.c. mayor muriel bowser is making it easier for first responders to talk with one another in a crisis situation. she eased the district's encrypting rules. first responders can now switch back to encrypted channels

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well, long arc of history will prove us right.ople who will die while you're waiting for long arc of history to love you right. if you are wrong then we're in bigger trouble than we are today. martha: here is what the president said in interview with fax in december. >> the trajectory of the this planet overall is one towards less violence, more tolerance less strife, less poverty. i said this before. i think some folks in washington, ah, he is ignoring chaos and all the table stuff that is happening. of course i'm not ignoring it. i'm dealing with it every day. >> let me tell but the long arc of history and how we're getting to be better more civilized world and global community will take over. the 21st century was the most lethal, violent century in american history f they think somehow is is all going to disappear, that numerous r human mate ture is going to change, think again. how are we going to feel if there are nuclear weapons introduced to the middle east and in the hands of these people who are happily, cheerfully, burni

this afternoon, we will be talking through with our partners on netflix about the series arc and we areround the single pilot but we are able to take the liberty and luxury to push out the storytelling and allow the characters to flourish and develop throughout a series as opposed to eight episodic concepts and i think people are responding to that storytelling. the shows don't always have a beginning middle and and like those traditional dramas on nbc. it's not like "law and order." it's not a full meal in one sitting. it's how they played together. one of the things about when you watch netflix, when they put on the shows, you become your own lead-in. it starts clicking on the upper right-hand corner -- 10 seconds to the next episode and you are very likely to keep watching. it's the best lead-in for the show. >> how does the fact people are binging on content and their social media implications change the way you design those shows? >> binge watching means we are not just making a single episode . we have to make episodes that are connected together and make sure the people sitting d

cyber arc. it's a gargantuan move. up absolutely huge.he newer names, to your point, matt, they have to do it on the top line. if they miss, buy back a billion dollars' worth of stock. okay, that's cool with us. speaking of which, clean living, healthy, organic, that's the lifestyle. it's all the rage. but a little sin might be better for your bottom line. we'll explain it all when we come back. because we're here to make you money. charles: let's blow that whistle again, guys. open up another page from payne's investment playbook. you remember last night whole foods or as some people call whole paycheck. they posted great earnings report. $4.7 billion. a new record for the company. and really looking closer at same-store sales which came at 4.5% for the quarter. that was much better than the 3.1% from the fourth quarter. and so far, this year, the current quarter 4.9%, obviously they have a wind in their sails. no doubt this clean food, organic healthy eating craze, it's gaining tremendous amount of momentum. part of this lifestyle is fo

maitÉ arce parte de una coaliciÓn que logrÓ que el gran caÑÓn en colorado fuera nombrado monumento nacionalbajando asegura que haya lugares verdes para salir con nuestras familias, presidente que estÉ debe tener la oportunidad de designar monumentos. >> es otro ejemplo de la lucha contra las Órdenes ejecutivas ex presidente. >> el poder debe declarar monumentos nacionales y lo entregÓ el congreso. todo esto se estÁ dando dentro de un marco en el que el congreso y el presidente estÁn librando muchas batallas. lo hemos visto en la reforma migratoria. >> desde que el congreso le dio esta autoridad hace un siglo los presidentes han designado 140 monumentos nacionales. desde washington fernando pizarro, univisiÓn. >> gracias no se vayan que ya regresamos con mÁs noticias. >> al igual que los adultos los niÑos sufren de estrÉs. cÓmo detectar si su pequeÑo estÁ en problemas? >> noticias univisiÓn 65 es patrocinado por... >> nunca faltan motivos de estrÉs que muchos sentimos y los niÑos no son la excepciÓn. marÍa fernanda flores no dice por quÉ es imprescindible detectar el estrÉs en estos niÑos. >

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"variety" magazine writes "moore guides us through the tragic arc of how it must feel to disappear before one's own eyes accomplishing one of her most powerful performances." here's a trailer. >> welcome, dr. alice. >> thank you. i hope to convince you that by observing these baby steps into the -- into -- >> where the hell were you? >> went for a run. >> i hope you enjoyed that because you completely blew our dinner plans. >> i need to talk to you. i got something wrong with me. >> what is going on? >> oh, boy. >> are you going to break up or? >> i have alzheimer's disease. early-onset. i can see the words hanging in front of me and i cannot reach them and i don't know who i am. i don't know what i'm going to lose next. millennium, hedgehog. i would like to see you go to college. >> you cannot use this situation to get me to do everything. it's not fair. >> i don't have to be fair. i'm your mother. >> we have to keep the important things in our life going. we have to try or we are going to go crazy. >> it might be the last part of myself. >> please don't say that. >> i am not suffering.

at the arc? >> yes. >> in southeast washington. tell us about "forever free." what is it?nd welcome. >> nice to see you. it's a musical celebration of four ye luminaries of the civil movement. abraham lenken, harriet tubman rosa parks and martin luther king jr. it tells the story of their lives and impact on history. >> and it's narrated? >> it is. >> i'll there be to narrate that for you. >> so lucky you're there to narrate. >> lucky to have been asked. and then music goes with each of the stories? >> yes. well i think in so many of our lives music touches us in unique ways and certainly for each of those figures, that music was in think lives and impacted their decisions. we tried to pair the music with all of their life stories. it moves along musically and through the narration. >> will there be pieces of music we will recognize? >> oh yes. the battle hymn of the republic. go down moses, spirituals and music from the '60s. "we shat not be moved." "we shall overcome." this little light of mine. >> and the singers the manhattan girls chorus. how did that happen to be? >>

and some arcing powerlines and power outages. >> reporter: pge spending the day repairing power to thousandsficials say today is a good opportunity for you to check your gutters and get ready to hunker down. . >>> thousands of environmental activists had a message for the governor today. end fracking. fracking involves injecting water, sand and chemicals to break apart . >>> this is video of the crash. police say on april 21st louis bernabei jr. rear ended a car. the suv was traveling at a high rate of speed. and police say they later determined the suspect had methadone in his system. he was prescribed the medication but wasn't suppose today be driving taking it. >>> bruce jenner involved in a car crash killing one person and injuring others. >>> and the california wildfire destroys dozens of home s and people are facing evacuation orders tonight. >>> and another storm approaching the bay area. we have the forecast ahead. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ great rates for great rides. geico motorcycle see how much you could save. have you heard of the new dialing procedure for for the 415 and 628 area cod

she went 3-3 beyond the arc. now here this, the seattle seahawks general manager said he is not sure whether marshawn lynch will play next season. the beast is fed up. he has one year left on his contract. he is 29 years old. here is my take. lynch went to cal berkeley. he is a smart guy. he will not leave all of that money on the table and he will be back. michael butler -- malcolm butler. the truck that brady tried to get. he tried to give it to butler. there was going to be a $20,000 gift tax. the wizards have won two in a row. it is the last game before the all-star break. bradley beal will miss it. >> it is ok. we have the second half of the season. are you happy at work? >> absolutely. >> how a new device can measure that emotion and what it could mean for the future of your office. (vo) after 50 years of designing cars for crash survival, subaru has developed our most revolutionary feature yet. a car that can see trouble... ...and stop itself to avoid it. when the insurance institute for highway safety tes

wichita state was outstanding from behind the arc. they were 11 for 24.oing to blow it open. northern iowa came back. fred van vleet and 14 assists and cotton and the shockers are the missouri valley conference champions. >> xavier hosted villanova. >> xavier up by 9 in the early going. early in the second half. villanova. jenkins finds ochefu inside for the layup. here come the villanova wildcats. 10 straight wins now. arcidiacono from downtown. and the outright big east regular season champs for the villanova wildcats. my partner thinks they could be a number 1 seed. >> could be. >> 14 and 2 in the big east. at phog allen, under way in the second half. 5 minutes in. 42-38 the texas longhorns with the lead over 8th rated kansas. jayhawks trailing. 2 manhattan, kansas. iowa state paid a visit to the kansas state wildcats. >> this game was crazy. iowa state led by train points in the first half. the wildcats came storming back. monte morris for iowa state. the hoop and the harm. put them up by 1. the steal. wesley iwundu. iowa state on the next possession.

the supporting actor is cyber arc. the lead is palo alto. they're saying palo alto has a much bigger market just a total adjustable market. but cyber arc has been way too hot. this is all since they reported. they're saying cool it. it's a little boeing-like in the sense that the stock is so so up. i totally get that. pacific crest raises its target for palo alto, which has been the broader one. cyber arc has the master key that's supposed to stop -- it allows you to be sure that you can lock your system at the top. palo alto's is -- >> let me just stop you for one second. i'm looking at the one-year performance. 320% in a year. earlier we were having a discussion about the nasdaq. both of us were concurring i think -- we concurred that it's not reminiscent of 2000. this group is hard to value. fire eye had a good quarter. these are our netflix. they -- sign-ups. if you sign up a lot, they had a lot of customers. now, on the other side lower valuation, colgate hold the buy, citigroup. underperformed yet in many ways it's better than the grou

first half gw taking c than to a hot hand behind the arc. mcdonald. feeling it too. about another? bang. unstop mcdonald took six shots. he made five three-pointe. gw beats them 69-46. > comb k and kuk. visiti virginia tech. this one close throughout. we pick it up final minute. down two. inbound pass. hits tt jumper. game tied at 77. duke fans nervous. ka fore puts it up scores he had 30 and they go >>> that's going to do it for us. another big sw >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- ice-t -- andrew rannells --

center pocket, ring it up, two-to from bend the arc.extending the defense, the bucket, the easy deuce. brogden had 18. virginia beats pitt. the georgetown hoyas are not in the top 25, but they are still a tournament team, probably a seven seed, but they have had seven days between games and host st. john's tomorrow night. the battle of new york, the rangers and islanders. in the third, the rangers on the attack, kevin kline -- not the actor -- the game-winner. 11 goals scored in the nassau coliseum tonight. baseball, the auction of the year, the glove worn by jeffrey mayer when he caught derek jeter's home run and cap the orioles out of the american league championship series will be auctioned sunday in new york. the umpire refused to call for interference. it turned the series. pictures and catchers report to any camp later this week. and golf fans, david love iii is expected to be named the usa ryder cup captain. >> that was interference. >> oh, absolutely, without question. >> take that glove and burn it. surrendering to the wicket w

as long as we have the asbestos turning into a fly away situation and we are running into a lot of arc logical items of interest so we definitely probably through even some of the build up we'll keep the the archeologyist on board. >> we're paying for them? >> as part of our mitigation measures under the environmental document have to make sure we have the archeologist on board to document all of the finds we have. >> all right. that's my questions i'll call for the vote now. all those in favor. >> aye. >> opposed? the motion carries . the next item. that was 12 and 13. >> we are now going to go into closed session. could you please read the items in closed session? >> public comment? any public comment on 12 on 12 and 13? seeing none, could you please read the items for closed session. >> item 16. >> item 17. >> item 18. >> item 19. >> item 20. >> any public comment on the items for closed session? >> motion to assert the attorney client privilege. >> second. >> all those in favor. >> aye. >> opposed? the motion carries. he sfgtv city of san francisco public utilities commission, has

primero estas designaciones que ellos dicen restringen el acceso del pÚblico a lugares naturales, maite arceonde podamos salir con nuestras familias, el presidente que estÉen la oficina en este momento debe de tener la oportunidad de designar monumentos. >> segÚn este analista es otro ejemplo de la lucha contra las Órdenes ejecutivas del presidente. >> el poder de declarar monumentos nacionales es un poder del congreso otorgÓ en el momento el presidente pero el gobernador de idaho quiere limitar el poder del presidente goza todo esto en un marco donde el presidente y el congreso libran batallas de muchos frentes. hemos visto el tema de la reforma migratoria... >> desde que el congreso dio esta autoridad hace un siglo los presidentes han designado unos 140 monumentos nacionales. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> mucho cuidado con las imÁgenes que usted toma su celular y la subes a pÁginas sociales podrÍa tener consecuencias judiciales, toda la informaciÓn a continuaciÓn. >> continuamos con la advertencia de baja sensaciÓn tÉrmica en todos los condados hasta el viernes, el pronÓstico en segundos. >> las autoridades es

judge this, but if i had to pick one, i do tend to think of google as the one that is on an incredible arc at this point. >> why? >> the core search monopoly is powerful. they are trying to extend it into all these other areas. >> their monopoly is exploring so many different things, robotics, google glass, self-driving cars. what kind of project are you most excited about? >> i think self-driving cars is going to change transportation maybe as much as much as the development of the car itself. >> you compare compelling startups to cults, should they be like cults? >> they should not be like cults but there is always an intense understanding that something is true that very few other people do. my friend, elon musk, believes that he has a unique set of ideas to motivate people there. it is not a cult and that it is a wrong believe but it is unusual and a unique set of ideas that motivate. >> something else you say is that a messed up startup cannot be fixed. why not? >> foundations are important. if you get some of the first things wrong, it is extremely hard to recover. >> i am guessing y

but liz, my publicist character, has the biggest story arc of the season, and that is that she gets bangss it, she -- she has to leave her office, she goes off into the woods, into another reality show about gold diggers. it's a real -- >> seth: it's hard for her. >> it's really hard. now was this a thing that you had observed in your life? like how sometimes bangs can destroy a person and you wanted to bring it to the show. >> it was. it was like obviously like i'm still broken up about saddam hussein being gone. [ laughter ] >> seth: we all are. >> and it's hard to tackle that. >> seth: yeah. >> so i felt like liz getting bangs -- sort of -- >> seth: oh i see. it's like your way of doing that. that's your way of doing that. >> exactly. bangs are liz's way of getting stuck in a trench. >> seth: spider hole. >> yes, exactly. yes. >> seth: your characters, two of my favorites are the rich dicks. >> yes. >> seth: do people -- because you play the worst two rich guys. >> thank you. >> seth: who love drugs. >> yes they do. >> seth: they don't care for other people. >> not in the least. >> set

. >>> college hoops sun devils shot 47% from beyond the arc. blake had 14. under a minute left. bo barnes had 18 from way downtown. nothing but net. asu in the upset of sixth ranked arizona. 81-78 that final. >>> four seconds left, game tied. the drive, beats the buzzer. the fans storm the court. the upset 73-71 that final. >>> hard it believe the giants pitchers and catchers report to training camp a week from thursday. the majority of the players and coaches were at at&t park to meet and greet with fans. great day for everyone, because this is the first time they've been together as a team since the world series parade. >> it's the first time we see each other again, you know, unless we see a few random guys here and there. it's nice to get back together and get back on that mission again. >> the off-season is the off-season. we're also working. and you always have that date in mind of you know this is when i need to be ready by this is when i'm going to spring training. but to be around all these fans and be at fanfest, it's like the date, now it's really time to start buckli

stanford perhaps, current lay palo alto resident is screening his oscar nominated documentary short, white arc. with his documentary, white earth, playing on the silver screen, j. christian jensen watches from the back of the theater. >> i never fathomed my student film would ever reach the oscars. >> but it has. the 20-minute short chronicles the oil boom in north dakota as seen through the eyes of might grandchildren. their stories are raw, the images are haunting. it's exactly the kind of film embrace build the international documentary association. >> to bring attention to stories which i think are critical for an informed, intelligent connected electorate. >> jensen spent nine months in north dakota making his movie. hi he is not from there or the bay area, burt he concedes he is now a californian, living in palo alto and teaching at stanford. >> i'm a huge fan of stanford and the film program is second to none. so i feel like i've been embrace it by the bay area, and i have green a lot there as a filmmaker. >> from student film to an academy award nomination, bringing with it exposure an

stanford perhaps, current lay palo alto resident is screening his oscar nominated documentary short, white arc. with his documentary, white earth, playing on the silver screen, j. christian jensen watches from the back of the theater. >> i never fathomed my student film would ever reach the oscars. >> but it has. the 20-minute short chronicles the oil boom in north dakota as seen through the eyes of might grandchildren. their stories are raw, the images are haunting. it's exactly the kind of film embrace build the international documentary association. >> to bring attention to stories which i think are critical for an informed, intelligent connected electorate. >> jensen spent nine months in north dakota making his movie. hi he is not from there or the bay area, burt he concedes he is now a californian, living in palo alto and teaching at stanford. >> i'm a huge fan of stanford and the film program is second to none. so i feel like i've been embrace it by the bay area, and i have green a lot there as a filmmaker. >> from student film to an academy award nomination, bringing with it exposure an

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and now, beyond the arc, and looking automatic, and the fadeaway from the top of the circle bottoms.with a season high 42 point, and steph curry with 18 of 5 of 17 shoot ging, and steve kerr's face says it all, the warriors lose 110-99. >> the pac-12 better late than ever showing for stanford and oregon state at maples. give peyton style points there on the two-handed slam. and mou, in the second half chasson randle part of the 13-point cardinal run they win, and cruise 78-45 in the final. and now, in the the second period tied 1-1, and patrick marleau able to finish his 13th of the season, and puts them in front. and now late in the third, and we are tied 3-3, and now beating anty antti niemi loses that one, and they lose. >>> and now, buster posey is not taking anything for granted. >> well, it is important to appreciate the championship and any time you are reckognized by the fans, it is really cool. >> congrats to b what's that thing? i moved our old security system out here to see if it could monitor the front yard. why don't you switch to xfinity home? i get live video monitori

. >> a preliminary ntsb report issued in days after is so-called arcing as the source of the fire. investigators want to know why these sparked all through the third rail tunnel. it came where two came together. >> in findings yesterday, ntsb investigators revealed that they were using fans that supposed to clear out some of the smoke. >> rather than using two crucial fans to suck smoke out of the tunnel, the fans were turned inward. causing the smoke to be further pulled in. choking the passengers those fans were supposed to help safe. -- save. >> leon and maureen, at a hearing today, the subject of safety came up briefly. ntsb investigators say it's going to be several months before they can issue a final report telling riders what they think happened. rebecca cooper abc 7 news. >> it helped to push the board's proposal to table an increase of fares while cutting service. metro is trying to close a projected $46 million budget shortfall in the coming year. the finance committee chairman is asking board members to find the ways to increase revenue without raising fares or cutting

the hearings will take place in june and focus on what caused electrical equipment to arc, causing the smoke, and the emergency response and the efforts to improve safety. 61-year-old carol glover died as smoke billowed through the station. her sons are suing metro for $50 million. >> governor hogan is being put on the press over the line. today the executives from both counties asked regional business leaders to convince hogan not to abandon the project has the federal government has promised to kick in half the money. well, business leaders say there are already as many as 30 new developments planned in the purple line corridor that could generate thousands of jobs and billions in new economic activity. the governor has promised to roll back taxes and has expressed skepticism during the campaign whether the state can afford the $470 million share of what it will cost to build the purple line. >> jurors will continue deliberate rating the case of the so-called beer pong rapist, accused of sexually assaulting four different men. >> they lured him back to his home after giving them alco

i know he's our best shooter especially from beyond the arc but the wizards are playing too much one-on-one defense is not intense. and turnovers are a serious problem. 19 last night. 26 turnovers against the warriors on tuesday. can't win with that. our play of the night comes from brooklyn. throwdown markel brown. makes the steal and watch this the 360 degree slam dunk! and not only is it the real 360, it looks so easy from throwdown brown! and congratulations to bowie state men's basketball team. they defeated their opponent today in the quarterfinal of the ciaa tournament down in charlotte, north carolina. >> great news for bowie. congratulations to them. here's a story today we could not take eyes off. off of. llamas on the run. a black and white duo in sun city arizona. they dodged the traffic. they ran through neighborhoods for close to an hour.ly safely lassoed into custody and the animals are safe. they are part of a mobile petting zoo. apparently decided they wanted to see the sights in sun city. what's the latest on winter? >> it's warm out there. that's good. let's take a look.

>> the good thing about the long arc of history bending towards justice, most people who opposed justicetood in the way, have come to be clearly on the wrong side of history. >> larry: reverend, you're against gay marriage right? >> absolutely. >> larry: do you feel like you're on the wrong side. during the super bowl, when the seahawks lost and started punching the patriots, that seems like the antigay marriage movement. >> the when he who has decided all things is the judge. god is the ultimate judge and the arbiter. that's my belief system. so right and wrong sides of history will be determined by god at that time when all things are judged. >>so hate me, but that's where i'm at. >> larry: lance, you grew up in a religious house. >> i'm southern baptist. so i get it. i understand the conversation. >> larry: what is your relationship with the religious part of it? i still believe in a god, and i have my particular walk with the god that i believe in. it doesn't really follow what i grew up with. it's changed. it's evolved for sure. i've seen the craziness with religion what it can do.