you met her in the piece, austin and max's mother. the fate of this drug has been in limbo for quite some time. the fda did lay out a road map for the company, to conduct more trials, to get the drug possibly to more children and potentially lead to its approval if the ruls pan out. jen, you and i had a long conversation about this. the new trial is not going to launch for a few months. when it does, first thing is first, will austin be able to get the drug, do you think? >> you know, the fda has allowed for a flexible trial design with no placebo, including nonambulant children. so, in theory, austin fits. again, we don't get special treatment. he will be in line with all the other boys that could possibly benefit from this drug. >> i had a chance to talk to austin. he's a smart kid. we talked about a lot of different things. have you told him this most recent news? does he know he may be a candidate? >> oh, yeah. the morning we got the news, it was 6:55 and actually, we were kind of thinking we were going to get some news because ju

we will win cheated by trade she commented in the south of tully but it is an official visit to austin on friday in a large meetings as well as a press conference with two leaders were already have an awkward up as a president of context and as often as a biased eating contest and mcrae should increase trade and economic cooperation moreover the official austin i believe that my mama is one of the most important allies among arab states the parties have signed several agreements including an agreement on cooperation in the film industry investment in development of small and medium sized enterprises and food security moreover the leaders of the states discussed opening of direct flights between the two countries that stage dressed ate the support of the people will be provided at the airport. in addition the parties discussed a number of internationally she's worked i opened the scoring will support our country entering a non permanent members of the un security council as a member of cic a very intense to be juried to the process of the transformation of the cic eight. i was ready to

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>> kristen welker and the high wind in austin.ntering the aust continue library there, the exhibits. well, kristen was just mentioned that the president will speak to the voting rights act and you're leading the charge, you and your teams of lawyers all over the country. >> yeah. >> at what you see as efforts to push back on voting rights. >> yeah, i fear that many people in the country don't really know what's happening in many southern jurisdictions. we just beat back the effort two weeks ago by the georgia legislature which tried to reduce early voting by 21 days. we've been in small communities and counties trying to reverse efforts to change polling place changes and closing polling places. we've seen the efforts to change district elections and we're just kind of astonished and frankly disappointed that the country and many jurisdictions in the country have responded to the supreme court decision the way they have but we're not surprised. we knew and this is the information we presented to the supreme court when we litigated

because living in austin i will be constructed already in two years the project and eighty eight storey skyscraper on the b class that was presented today the total cost of the gigantic structure is estimated at more than one point five billion dollars it became known that the local content of the project amounts to seventy percent contractors will lead to increases in the government of context and in turn promises to support local producers great to listen to it so it was a chore. it was the project is one of the most advanced in the ca as in eastern europe is multi functional complex with more than five hundred thousand square meters. it is clear that only those companies that provide quality offered this debate in this project. so this is going well for the rest of just to keep it going to go when you go over this distance. the crime rate among cars extent this was in the city and everything in the office of the century communications services but because of minister of internal affairs cuomo come it because team of ministers noted that the last three years the number of violent crim

yesterday i was in austin, texas. to dedicate the county courthouse to the plaintiff, heman marion sweat, who was a plaintiff in sweat versus painter. he was a young postal worker who finished college and decided he wanted to go to the university of texas law school. thoroughgood marshall was his lawyer. in that courtroom, the black women who fed marshall and put him up, because everything was segregated, were in that courtroom. that was a great moment. they need to know who heman sweat was, and what his sacrifices were, how his wife left him because of the threatening telephone calls. one of the great experiences of my life is that heman marion sweat worked for me at the national urban league. he's a real hero. nobody knows him. primeus king the plaintiff in king versus chapman, the georgia white primary case, was an itinerate baptist preacher, who the establishment of columbus, georg georgia, muscogee, followed suit in challenging the white primary. and they told him if you don't withdraw that suit, you could end up

we want to take you live right now to the misdemeanorble library in austin texas, the president there will be speaking in just a few moments. but mike right now, the white house with more on how the president is marking the anniversary. set the scene for us. >> in some of our lifetimes that jim crow laws were still in effect, there were zillion separate facilities. bathroom facilities. cafeteria counters and the 1964 civil rights act, fist proposed by john f kennedy taken up by lindon banes johnson passed 50 years ago, this june. that is why president obama, president carter, clinton, both president bushes have been in attendance there in austin texas to commemorate this landmark legislation, and also we might add, to sort of rehabilitate the image of lindon banes johnson, of course known as the master of the senate, thrust into the presidency, used all of his wiles that he learned why the majority leader, to get not only the civil rights act passed the voter rights act, medicare, medicaid passed under his watch, and yet his tenure, his leggingsy has been weighed down over the course

the first meeting of kazakhstan and azerbaijan the teams will be held on the twenty fifth in austin on the return meeting scheduled for may second. the bicycle races could not reach the top ten on the prestigious one day tour of flanders. this one a classic race was won by swiss re's if i can cut somewhere up from the team truck factory. olympic champion in two thousand a four time with cheap and won the sprint star in the individual start so they can go to boise from austin a protein to the head of the tote on until the last kilometers but failed to qualify that for the decisive got income and finishing on the forty ninth on the sparkle also. it was at some of them. these will just twice and forty kilometers before the finish line there was a gold record for the mountain. the group was divided into three and then we caught up. there were no cars in our research cheese the wheel a disaster situation with nothing depends on you the opening item on his was the best parts of it. some of the session was a bit silly i know. sure or scolding the book is a rusty so it will show. two of the ma

. >>> an incredibly cruel on-line video fad could land some folks in austin, texas, in some hot water. that fad is called smack cam. >> going to do the smack cam on this [ bleep ]. all right. about to get it done. >> a young boy heads into a wendy's pretending to place an order. watch what he does. he runs out of wendy's laughing into the waiting car and continues to drive down the road, giggling, laughing the whole way. >> [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. >> like that's hilarious. >> right. >> that's funny. >> that's assault. >> yes. >> and that poor girl, a 16-year-old, working there behind the cash register her name is calaybra jones. keye in austin spoke to calaybra. >> i just feel embarrassed, sort of sad, i'm angry. >> as you can imagine it made her mother angrier. >> luckily it was my daughter who is nonconfrontational but had it been someone else that maybe had a weapon or something this could be a totally different headline. >> this is a fad that's been around for about a year. it started out as a vine fad and people are posting these videos to youtube as well. calaybra and h

it's a timed event from austin, texas, to vegas. 1,300 miles. the rules?ou have to buy a car for $2,000 or less. dress in a cop suit. drive that car to vegas. sell that car. take that money. put it down on one single bet. roulette, craps, blackjack, or war. you can win or you could lose. all this has to be done in costume. >> okay. technically you're just a winner participating in this thing? >> yeah. absolutely this is also benefiting a charity. it looks like a ton of fun. the event just started. teams are on the road as we speak. and joining us from the road "right this minute" is the griswold team. >> whoo! >> you got annette and rene snyder and brian golly and heather st. peter, they are playing the role of the griswolds. guys, this sounds like so much fun. tell us where you are and what's happened so far. >> we are just getting out of albuquerque, new mexico. we left austin, texas, earlier this morning and basically just been on the road all day. >> what happens to the person who gets to vegas first? >> it's a clock in, clock out time of deal. >> what

austin plays guitar, piano, drums. and, oh, yeah, he sings, too. >> ♪ there won't be many other nights like this ♪ ♪ when i'll be standing here with someone new ♪ >> austin plans to make music his career. chase isn't sure about what his future holds, but one thing is certain -- they'll always have music in their lives, and they want other kids to have it, too. >> when is a full moon even fuller? when it's closer to the earth. as we learn in science class, the moon's orbit is not a perfect circle -- more like an oval. so as the moon travels, it actually moves closer or farther from the earth. the closest point is the perigee. the furthest is the apogee, so when a perigee moon rises, it's 14% bigger and 30% brighter than the other full moons, unless it's a cloudy night. >> "teen kids news" got a chance to visit the culinary institute of america and get some recipes and cooking tips. here's a taste of what we learned. >> when you get home from school, you're always looking for an afternoon snack. i'm gonna show you how to

you're looking at video moments ago of president obama arriving in austin, texas, about to speak at the lbj library marking the 50th anniversary of the civil rights act. as soon as it gets started we'll be taking you there live. we will talk about another dramatic story, the mystery airline flight 370. search crews or look going for the signal of the black boxes. sources tell cnn, the plane disappeared from radar about 120 nautical miles after crossing through malaysia meaning it must have dipped as much as 4 or 5,000 feet. malaysia's airlines scrambled signals but didn't tell military officials until three or four days later and the pilot was the last to speak to traffic controls with good night malaysia 37 zero. nic robertson joining us from kuala lumpur. walk us through what you're hearing from sources how long the plane was out of radar contact and what exactly this means. >> reporter: this is the first time we've been told of an altitude variation of the aircraft. the many ply indications are that the aircraft was taken down an altitude under control and taken back up under control

establishment as when the sun historical agreement on establishment of this integration association austin are still a country show their interest economic potential is very high the problem of the economies of the three countries will amount to two point two trillion dollars billabong of investor production to three countries will make one point five trillion us dollars to a specialist dusty or asian economic integration provides us with the overall strategic advantage properties events in general we see huge positive role specific result of eurasia integration process. we'll check in with the numbers comparable to perform such vocal about the removal of the eurasian economic unit revival of the soviet union and people should be afraid by the so called mythical reincarnation but such an appeal to soften them i've addressed to some experts and politicians the president noted that there are absolutely no prerequisites to recreate the soviet union. she wouldn't live. it is somehow simple says russell the result is that a framework for the reincarnation of the post soviet simple every day has

after witnessing the action of austin on moscow and minsk other cis countries became active too for example official hinted on presented an action plan on joining the customs union in the common economic space on tuesday. thus the eurasian economic union may become even wider in the future. i need to learn the top three leading toward integration associations expressed by the president of the extent of lecture at moscow state university can be achieved by cooperation say russian experts a conference investment of cooperation and industry cooperation between kazakhstan and russia within the framework of the recent economic space was held in moscow. that is consistently one probable aspects of investment activity between the two countries and prospects for functioning of the tree eurasian economic union. and when i get to him of course we support the position of the president of kazakhstan has all come to mind regarding the actual operation. this is due to the fact that a huge new market has good prospects while in cutting crime malay mining and metallurgy of complexes in our countries where

two thousand seventeen the ceremony of the laying of the cups on the construction site was held in austin up in three years already a mother can view the object will be constructed right here the theme of the international exhibition is future energy than was shown to the war of the possibilities of alternative energy using and demonstrating how the sun wind and water can serve with a good man. the total area of the exhibition complex is one hundred and seventy four chapters the heart of expo city will be the main building in the form of a spirit made of high tech class also an art center a congress all in a hotel will be constructed in the exhibition area there will be entertainment and shopping civilians along the street. it is expected that within three months of the exhibition about five million people visited in the future unique objects of expo will be an excellent platform for the development of new discoveries on the basis of the survived university. to you. lewis the star movie last summer the city is already wonderful the twentieth anniversary coincides with the opening of the e

in increased in from austin and domestic buyers. the first cousin to present a project at a scientific conference in prague vienna to their present in the process of biology and plastics. both of them were having assessed the un scientists became the lord of the seventh international conference of pupils and students. he worked on these projects for two years before going to the conference is the only one to compare the meaning of the names income in english the steamy yet each person has a name they mean something binding commitments and intricate english names also meaning for example joy means happiness thing because it name from waters also means happiness to you on the ski mountains isn't it the boy received the second award for his invention used in the treatment of the human respiratory system. he suffers from respiratory problems himself. therefore he studies the qualities of indoor plants used in treatment of respiratory systems are also wants to make a project in chemistry and learn one more foreign language. members of th

the boxes which will be installed electronic stores the first such boxes are expected to appear in austin on by the summer by the way this is the modernization programme of solid waste management has already been developed in kazakhstan. we took the solid house on which program would not only included the addition of the project on recycling electronic waste but in general their use of an entire system was always to that extent including playing construction and establish a proper control systems in the regions by twenty twenty we will witness tree was on to win high quality systems oss always management would have been realized in the country. stir until well covered zones universities have created their own company at present the enterprise providing loans to the university for the construction of a stadium it is just one of the project. other then that does cause expected a national program this program creates a new generation of leaders combining theory practice and vital power therefore the project involves the conditions of maneuvers and students forty five universities of the coun

the ch recession and assembly of the people of kazakhstan has been held in austin are over four hundred delegates from all regions of kazakhstan for dissipating in the event the subject of the session the strategy two thousand to be caught rookies get rowdy in harmony speaking at the opening ceremony present in their supplemented by noted that extends multi ethnic unity is very important for the implementation of strategy two thousand fifty therefore the main task of assembling is to maintain peace and harmony with us to use we found a way to unite people. we live in open country we're linked with the world. she's open to the world would develop the country's close to what will be under the bow. thus we have made a good choice thus the inception of this chakra is that just are. over the minister to us the president instructed the assembly to develop a plan for operation of upcoming events such as expo two thousand seventeen in your side it isn't going to show the world bank of the court heard that aren't mastermind said. this emily will turns twenty next year the president announced two

a four time with cheap in one this point start in the neutral start so they can go to boise from austin a protein to the head of the two went on until the last kilometers but failed to qualify them for the decisive got income and finishing on the forty ninth on the sparkle also. it was at some of them is when pierced twice and forty kilometers before the finish line there was a gold record for the mountain. the group was divided into three and then we caught up. there were no cars in our research cheese to relate to such a situation that nothing depends on you the opening item on this was the best parts of it. some of the session was his village i know. sure or scolding the book is a rusty so you can talk show. two of the market decide. speed is director since two thousand and six. still makes show up all the students arrive on time with liz i still get to it. one last ditch bid to show good people in austin he has this issue the local cpa which developed a severe blow one up on it. gonna start as a scene that improvements in its educational services before the fall of the top bunch who

the president is in austin, texas this hour.ending a summit marking the 50th anniversary of the civil rights act. and 16-year-old is charged today after attacking 21 at his high school. police are saying the teen is confused and unaware of the injuriesing he caused. ♪ >>> we're looking at a bright sunny day across much of the east coast, but an increased fire threat actually. we have reports of a brush fire in edison, new jersey, and we have live pictures coming in. the area hasn't received significant meaningful rainfall for quite a bit of time. we're looking at this ridge of high-pressure staying in control. eat thing to mention is the winds will be gusting up to about 20 miles an hour. when you factor in that with low relative humidity, gusty winds and high-pressure being in control, that's when you get the increased fire threat. in terms of temperatures, philadelphia climbs to a high of 70, washington, d.c. at a high of 73 degrees. the winds are gusting quite a bit out ahead of a cold front that continues to track in. we'll

and as the president prepares to speak thea the civil rights summit in austin, attorney general erice made at the national convention of the action network headed by reverend al sharpton, the attorney general said he and president obama get treated by congress the way their predecessors never would have. >> i am pleased to note that the last five years have been defined by significant strides and by lasting reforms even in the face of -- even in the face of unprecedented, unwarranted, ugly and divisive adversity. [ applause ] >> if you don't believe that, you look at the way -- forget about me. forget about me. you look at the way the the attorney general of the united states was treated yesterday. what attorney general has ever had to deal with that kind of treatment? [ applause ] >> what president has ever had to deal with that kind of treatment? >> the attorney general was referring to a testy exchange with texas republican congressman louis gohmert the day before at a house hearing. take a look. >> i think what we promised to do was provide you and your staff with -- >> sir, i've

so to me austin's like seattle. i went there.here because austin, it's like artsy but it's texas. so i was like, oh, an artsy cowboy. that's who i want to marry. like an artsy guy who like eats steak. you know? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: there aren't that many of those, are there? >> no. i love artsy guys. but the problem is in l.a., i eat -- like i was saying, to keep this i run like three miles a couple times a week. but i eat like a guy who's 6'3". so i have to do it. and i thought like, that would be kind of cool. austin seems like a place -- but i didn't meet anyone. >> jimmy: you didn't meet your husband? >> i just ordered barbecue room service. [ laughter ] and i watched "anchorman 2" and ate like a barbecue sandwich on my bed. >> jimmy: so it was like will ferrell is your husband. and he's just kind of the guy you're describing in a way. >> it was nice. you're making it sound sadder than it was. [ laughter ] it was pretty sad. >> jimmy: to me it sounds ideal. it doesn't sound sad at all. keep bringing those men in, slobbering

and they boarded a plane to austin. let's talk about the obvious, del. the civil rights act in june, signed by lbj, and president obama the first african president, and obviously there's more to that. lbj has been ignored by history, mostly because of his clouded record on vietnam and all of the history on that, but if you look at what he passed. the civil rights act, and medicare, and the albatross has been vietnam, but we have more presidents talking about the landmark legislation that he pushed through ar the assassination of jfk. and all of the other things that he accomplished. and we can expect president obama to talk about the civil rights act and laud lbj as well. >> some people forget that lbj was a senator from the south and this state, texas, which shows how tough the politics were back then as opposed to how they are meow now. >> if you remember in the healthcare debate in 2009, everybody is saying, why doesn't president obama get his lbj on, and people use the phrase to kang ol and twist arms, and log rolling and swapping stories, and that w

. >> maxwell austin is a toledo resident who follows politics closely and takes them to task.id he broke a pledge of ethics not to run for mayor. >> he said i plan to stay my term, i'm going to do what i'm going to do, not running for mayor, only a few weeks later to come out and say, you know what, i'm going to run for mayor. >> this is an important issue. >> austin is not happy when he sees him campaigning literally at his front door. >> i was sitting on my porch one morning. people showed up. someone approached me to let me know who was going to be coming, and would i want to put on a t-shirt and come dunn and join. i let him know what i thought and told them no. >> his staff updates him on the situation. >> i think there was some indication that there was a guy there who was, you know, a bit ornery, but we decided to go forward with it. >> we have a situation in toledo. >> as he launches into his talking points about faulty water line, austin makes his voice heard. >> run for mayor somewhere else. i seized my opportunity to boo him and call him a liar. >> liar. >> over and

struggle against discrimination, civil rights leaders and four of the living presidents gathered in austin, texas, to commemorate the landmark legislation. >> because of the civil rights movement, because of the laws president johnson signed, new doors of opportunity and education swung open for everybody. >> ifill: good evening. i'm gwen ifill. >> woodruff: and i'm judy woodruff. tonight, gwen leads an extended roundtable discussion on the civil rights act-- how far the country has come, and how far it has to go. >> it's really hard to talk to that today to young people because they can't imagine places in atlanta you couldn't go, or shop or try on clothes. >> many children in our country still grow up today and maybe college or their first job is the first time that interact with people of another race. >> ifill: also ahead this thursday, two takes on education. hari sreenivasan profiles one new york city high school putting its kids on the fast track to a college degree for free. >> i can make something out of myself with this degree so that i'm not another stereotype, that all women co

austin's a great city. we're talking about shows i love, there was a "game of thrones" exhibit. [ cheers and applause ] yeah, great show. and you went to this "game of thrones exhibit," one of the things can you do is sit in the iron throne. and take a picture. pretty cool. i was there with andy samberg -- [ cheers and applause ] -- one of our guests tonight. and he was like, "you should get a picture." and i was like, "you should get a picture." and then we were like, "you know what? i don't want to be fighting over the throne with you." [ light laughter ] i don't want to do that, and we came up with a solution that i'm not going to tell those guys how to run their show. [ cheers and applause ] just two guys who -- showing you can run a fictional place without bloodshed. [ light laughter ] you could be friends. the other highlight of my time in austin, andy cohen from bravo's "watch what happens live," he's also there, he's doing a show in austin. he asked me as a favor to shoot a "friday night lights" par

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at the lbj library in austin, texas, to mark the 50th anniversary of the civil rights act. there today. bill plante reports on how president johnson pushed through the landmark legislation. >> no memorial oration or eulogy could more eloquently honor president kennedy's memory. and the earliest possible passage of t pass rhts bill for which he fought so long. >> rep0 s or ther by battin the streets over racial equality, passing president kennedy's civil rights bill seemed out of the question for the new president. he brought up the civil rights bill and said pass this as a testament of john f. kennedy. >> one of the things about lbj, he was in the best sense of the world brilliantly opportunistic. >> reporter: joseph califano was part of johnson's domestic policy team. >> the assassination of kennedy, he used other things to get the civil rights act of 1964 passed. >> reporter: getting civil rights bill through the congress controlled in part by southern segregationists took all of lyndon johnson's guile. here he is using his persuasive powers on congressman russell. >> i t

see austin v. michigan chamber of commerce. the end." end quote. of course, that's not the opinion the court wrote in citizens united. the court's opinion was a lot longer and a lot worse. here is the one phrase that sums up the citizens united decision -- quote -- "we now conclude that independent expenditures, including those made by corporations, do not give rise to corruption or the appearance of corruption." end quote. the majority of the court told us that there is no reason at all to be worried about unlimited corporate money in politics anymore, that it does not give rise even to the appearance of corruption, and the logic goes since there is no reason to be concerned about it, there is no constitutional basis to regulate it. that's what the court tells us. but we know better. the court's analysis not only is disconnected from precedent, it's disconnected from reality. the minnesota league of women voters recently issued a report in which it concluded that -- quote -- "the influence of money in politics represents a dangerous threat to the

the chairman of the house homeland security committee michael mccaul joins us from austin. mr. chairman s. there anything new on this session? what do we think that caused this? >> if i can say a texan like yourself, this package hits home. our hearts go out to the families and the victims. this fort hood community has been resilient and i'm proud of what they have done, the great place in standing up. this is the second time we have seen this now at fort hood. i did attend the commemoration service when major hassan killed 12 soldiers and one civilian. it's difficult to see this happen again. and in terms of new information coming in, we do know that mr. lopez applied for leave of absence. he appeared to be a disgruntled employee. but at the end of the day you are dealing with a mental health illness issue. not unlike what we saw at the navy yard shooting. i'm disturbed about the uptick in shootings and violence at our military installations across the nationment and one last bit of information with respect to mr. lopez' state of mind, he did put on his facebook comments about

we will have highlights from the civil rights summit at the lbj library in austin and our own summit with tavis smiley from cbs, nicole hanna jones of republican a and eric dyson of georgetown university and evan wolf son and look back at the boston marathon attack one year later. plus an all-star panel of analysts. 60 years of news, because this is face the nation. captioning sponsored by cbs >> schieffer: good morning again, pro russian militants seized police stations in eastern ukraine, there is chaos and confusion today, ukrainian officials say gunfire was exchanged. pistol lard of sky news is there and filed this report for sky news by phone. >> the we are at the police headquarters, which remain firmly in the hands of those armed protesters and carrying ak-47s, pistols and holsters on their hips and remain firmly in control of that building. they are reinforcing their barricades, there was a new delivery of, deliveries while we are filming and also filled sand bags, bashed wire and they are preparing to defends themselves, people are walking in the streets, there is a crowd in

an estimate of kazakhstan was written on watching austin and the corresponding statement was made by trying not to get up at a briefing after a meeting with the country's president according to him the question on the construction of the backup center is being sold now i have to get them believes that the future by nature a leader of the eurasian economic union to be located in oman to work on harmonization in financial markets will be conducted within the union of two thousand twenty five consequently a supra national financial regulator will be created over the chairman of the central bank reiterated that no stoker and cute designs within the framework of the year were sacked the geese which is a listing of sneaking into the water the introduction of a single currency and turn toward a common economic space is not being discussed within the framework of the treaty on the eurasian economic union in general on astro interests are protected just as cool. so on. she will post it because it's a pity considering it's the muslim community has changed the bill would make a monthly basis th

it was announced with the vice minister of finance financial loss on wednesday in austin on the tree on the establishment of the original comic union between cut it for ten dollars is expected the sun in a separate section that specifies requirement republican chairman for all parties is provided in the document. and that it began. this section of the chairman's aims at developing economic cooperation and exchange traded economic relations harmonize legislation that the republican chairman and ensure equal access to the german market of each other. currently the final version of the section on until it is being developed by parties and candidates he is doing the settlement covers it up and chairman of the tax committee on leisure mall to buy him announce that the taxpayers will have the opportunity to spread the payment of in direct payments up to six. within the customs union. each of the party's internal dimensions of indirect taxes to the brink understand is twelve percent in russia eighteen percent of the true story percent questions concerning the activities of the taxpayers of

chuck todd is with us from austin, texas.ngton post" about this. how is the white house approaching this debate here? clearly it didn't make its way through the senate. i don't think the president ever thought it would. what's the latest on this issue? >> this has been if you look at what they've been doing on particularly economic issues focused on women, this is all part of the election year strategy for the democratic party. so, you know, this is -- i think ruth is just being very clear eyed about what this week has been about and what it's not. and that's what this has been about. this has been about giving the democrats something to run on. by the way, this is a preview of what the fall campaign is going to look like. you're going to have democrats having one conversation with their set of voters about issues that they know do fire up democrats whether it's raising the minimum wage, whether it is paycheck fairness, whether it is some social issue. then republicans will have a totally separate conversation about health ca

that is showing a portuguese person without one is like showing humphrey bogart without a cigarette austin came up with the idea of an oncoming one day when he found himself holding two plastic bags looked around and saw that almost everyone else was carrying them too in portugal plastic bags are omnipresent and unavoidable for the new looks for relieving to be the country's biggest weekly paper in a plastic bag for less. the ou just east of the state bank as the symbol of the everyday birth of the modern consumer like yourself. the patchwork and two boys who have to be picked up from school grocery shopping and cooking. these things turn the artist into a perfectly normal person. so does a routine trip to the supermarket. supermarkets are the bottomless source of plastic bags one of them pour out of shopping centers every minute and a portuguese have surrendered to this without resistance. it was awful. we portuguese are very good at pointing our fingers at others set the governments and our neighbors. a lot but we don't accept our own responsibility for the common welfare. the environmen

after witnessing the action of austin on moscow and minsk other cis countries be connected to the temple official hit on presented an action plan on joining customs union and a common economic space on tuesday. thus the eurasian economic union to become even wider in the future. i need to learn the top three leading toward integration associations expressed by the president of kazakhstan in the lecture at moscow state university can be achieved by cooperation say russian experts a conference investment of cooperation and investment cooperation between kazakhstan and russia within the framework of the recent economic space was held in moscow that dispenses costly when practical aspects of investment activity between the two countries and prospects for a functioning of the eurasian economic union. many of them live but due to an appreciative. of course we support the position of the president of kazakhstan has all come to mind regarding regional cooperation. this is due to the fact that the heavy engineering market has great prospects. all income but is primarily of mining and metallurgy o

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. >> austin hines is the ceo of a start-up company in san francisco, california.e's also the company's leading inno va tor andvator. >> we're literally printing genes here? >> we're literally printing life. >> so if there's some gene in my body that lead to an early demise. >> we make the dna to fantastic the mista -- fix the mistake. so you can take out what's existing and put in what you want. >> nothing on earth exists without dna. it makes me me and you you. but our dna also contains mistakes or mutations. and just one of those mutations can cause anything from a minor health problem to a deadly disease. austin is creating technology today that can change all of that in the future. >> we scroll down here, mor goon spurlock has one copy of a mutation in a hexigene. you contain the recesssive gene for tay-sachs. it's basically losing the ability to function cog nnitive. you usually die by the anyone of 4 years old. so if you have another kid and your partner has it -- >> my kid would get it. >> here's the error. >> that's the one error that's wrong. >> we're goi

. >> austin heinz is the ceo of cambrian genomics. a startup.e's also the leading innovator and a bona fide bio hacker. >> you're literally printing genes here? >> we're literally printing life. >> so if there's some gene that's messed up in my body that may lead to an early demise -- >> we make the dna to fix the mistake. >> that's crazy. >> so you can take out what's existing and put in what you want. >> dna is the building block of all life. nothing living on earth exists without it. it's the unique genetic code that makes me me and you you. but our dna also contains mistakes, or mutations. and just one of those mutations can cause anything from a minor health problem to a deadly disease. austin is creating technology today that could change all of that in the future. >> so we'll look at your 23 m.e. test results. >> okay. >> other than risk for getting type 2 diabetes, you scroll down here. inherited conditions. morning spurlock has one copy of a mutation in the hexagene. you do carry the recessive gene for tay-sachs. >> okay. and what is ta

yesterday in austin marking the 50th anniversary the sifcivil rights act.nd this morning back in washington to accept the resignation of kathleen sebelius. joining me now, mark halperin and ezra klein. thank you for hanging with me. mark, it's been a big week for the president and i want to start with the news today today. kathleen sebelius is leaving. i feel like there is a lateness we're seeing. into the just someone so associated with a glitch plagued rollout is actually leaving, but the new numbers on health care are very good for this administration. it feels like there is a sense of relief from the white house. >> chance to turn the page. incredible respect in the administration and even amongst republicans. that is a good pick, burwell, because a lot of talk about if sebelius stepped down, did they want a confirmation fight. sylvia burwell solves that problem as much as anyone can. so there is alikeness about it. and also you saw in the president today more spring in his step, more passion than we've seen i wouldn't say in a long time, but certainly

bill plante, cbs news, austin. >> pelley: and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight with.ob schieffer college of communications at t.c.u. for their hospitality. and for all of us at cbs news all around the world, i'm scott pelley in fort worth, good night. captioning sponsored by >>> your realtime captioner is linda macdonald. >>> breaking news right now an ongoing ocean rescue for firefighter's son. kpix 5's andria borba is at ocean beach with the latest. andria. >> reporter: 3:45 this afternoon you can see the activity out here on ocean beach right now. it was two children playing in the surf. they got sucked in by a very strong riptide that's happening here at ocean beach this afternoon. their father went in to try and save them and that's when a firefighter's son a 17-year-old surfer by the name of joe saw them and went in after them. >> well, i saw a boy out there, you know, arms flailing playing in the water with the dad and then the dad points to me and back to the son. so i go over to the son and he's mentioning to help him so i pull him on my board and take him in