part one of "the bachelor" finale is tonight. >> let's talk about becca.or love when she got engaged to garrett, and now the duo are jumping for joy, literally for another reason and our lauren zima was there. >> you're going sky diving together. who is more nervous? >> i'm just nervous i might pee my pants a little bit. >> where are we at? is there any type of wedding plan right now? >> no. no wedding plans. that's what everyone asks. >> do you have a time line? spring, fall, next year? >> it's a time frame. >> becca and garrett say they have been together 24/7 since they got engaged ten months ago. even though he was in nevada and she was in minnesota, they finally moved in together a month ago and confessed they're happy being away from the cameras and letting colton take center stage. >> who do you want colton to pick? >> i don't know. i mean -- >> i have got to watch the show first. >> all right, guys. the plane is overhead. how are you feeling? any fear or anticipation? what's going through your mind? >> i'm excited. i want to get up there. >> i'm ex

now for analysis on the story leadss acrcross life by failingo mlb becca. she's a french algerian recession and the author of whatever happened to the islamists who joins us from out yes thank you so much. for being with us which say it's still raw though primatial to refer to this move on some observers have been doing so in algeria. as a punch of potentially the next. hi good evening no i don't. location bar six seven day where we thank you withdrew from up to the word which will be effective control had connect floyd -- really yeah -- there where no. no retention box here people laugh how could be able to work together to keep the company from how. lucky had been jeweler through them through the nineteenth -- i had a conflict with what the country on the green revolution because whether a numbeber. e et pepeople were happy you'd be whe not afraid. of the wororld who are trying to reach their relationship with the police. you could see a lot of discussion with both men trying to company that makes to get ideas. of where you can get each other and you can

spirits and not a not be sort of harmed by this attack rebecca rose for us and thanks very much for becca. it's to britain now and with just ten days to go before britain is due to pull out of the european union there's a new crisis in law that the speaker of the house of commons john bercow has announced that a third vote on prime minister teresa mayes backs a plan will not take place because it breaks the rules rules dating back to sixty four only a plan that differ substantially can be voted on burgos ruling came as a surprise both the government and parliament let's listen to what he said. what the government can all legitimately do is to resubmit to the house the same even proposition or substantially the same proposition as last of last week which was rejected by one hundred forty nine. this ruling should not be regarded as my last word on the subject p.d.s. simply meant to indicate that test which the government must meet in order for me to rule that a third meaningful vote can legitimately be held in this parliament chris session. let's go straight to london and interview correspo

a friend of my son mark, our daughter-in-law becca, our educators here in ohio. our data anna volunteered in inner-city middle school for a year. our granddaughter isabel, is currently volunteering in a crystal race school. i was just tell you, from all of them, each one of them, i continue to learn so very very much, and i am grateful for what they are doing, and i am grateful for every teacher out there. then, there is ohio. let me take a moment to recognize and take my amazing lieutenant-governor houston, and his wife tina. tina, stand up. john is doing transformational's things for our state through innovate ohio. innovate ohio's issue is to look through every state service to the eyes of our customers. ohio citizens, our job creators, innovate ohio will take a leading role in technology projects across our state. it will corneille projects across our administration, across our administration to use data to change the way we solve problems. already, already innovate ohio is working. already, innovate ohio is working to better collect and use data across agenc

the afghan taliban sas has held talks with us becca stands foreign minister in doha the group says is back astonished as promised to promote peace and provide economic assistance it appears to have happened without the afghan government's consent the meeting took place as negotiations between the u.s. and the taliban continue and both sides say significant progress being made will stephanie decker joins us now from where the conference is taking place stephanie says day six of these talks has there been any progress really so far. what both sides seem to be indicating is that there is a positive move going on but there are difficult negotiations as you mentioned you're also seeing side talks between the taleban and is back to spawn's foreign minister here in doha you've had the russian foreign minister we've actually just seen his plane leave overhead whether he sergey lavrov met with the taleban is unclear but the russians also involved have hosted the taleban before the meetings are ongoing in that hotel behind me but they're being very secretive about what exactly they're negotiati

the afghan taliban says has held talks with us becca stands foreign minister in doha the group says it's back to stand as promised to promote peace and provide economic assistance it appears to have happened without the afghan government's consent with the meeting took place as negotiations between the u.s. and the taliban continue in both sides say significant progress being made on the armed groups saying the talks are a very important and sensitive phase stephanie decker joins us now from where that conference is taking place stephanie says day six of the talks has there been any progress so far. for both sides are saying off the record from the the few sources that are actually giving some leaks is that there is progress but they're providing difficult disease say it six days but it is spanning into two weeks they took a two day pools to consult on the issues and we know there are two main issues on the table one of them the u.s. troop withdrawal a timetable for that that we understand is a sticking point the taliban wanting that to happen much faster than the u.s. forces say they ca

leaving patients without doctors food or medicine there's a new man reports from the town of perry becca and to cheer a state and a warning viewers may find some of the following images disturbing. half hidden at the end of this road is what was one of the news whalers most respected psychiatric rehabilitation centers that now the only person left there is but not of the are seeing it as the watchman for the last fifteen years evil get us to have a why did they close the institute i ask. because there was no medicine or food there used to be three hundred patients but in may the last fifty were transferred dr phillips the last call worked at the institute until the last day and he tells a disturbing story documented was shocking images. it began five or six years ago the state national government started cutting the budget half of the three hundred patients were released to their families the rest had nowhere to go they began dying from starvation eventually we had one hundred and insufficient funds for food or medicine between forty five and fifty five more patients died of starvation e

and becca from new hampshire ght she would drown. >> we got ocean in our mouth. we thought it wasit. the ship was tilted. >> reporter: victor and gina from california phoned. home you called your family from the boat to say, something's going wrong. how did they respond? >> they're panicking. crying. i said when we hit land, we'll call you. oe reporter: what was the call like when you got to land? thankfully, the viking sky is back i harbor, everyone is safe with stories to tell andoday, norway has launched an investigation as to why this ship heade into a storm know thag a storm was coming partly because norway has had to pay for the entire rescue operation, but i was distraught meeting those passengers by how positive they were after such a terrifying experience. kier simmons, nbc news, norway. > a proposal to ban virfrnia driver holding cell phones while driving may get a second chance. aaa asked ralph northam to amend the ban on all roads. he has a midnight tuesday deadline to sign, veto or seek to amend the bill. lawmakers will return april 3rd to take up th

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we will also be hearing from becca on our own staff. she will be talking about our promotions. our role for clean power s.f. at the department his not so much the implementation, but to help on the community outreach, and the uptake, so our department kicked off a 100% renewable super green program, and we thought it would be great to have the two together so you could see how our department is working with the san francisco p.u.c. in concert. with that, mike? >> thank you, director for that nice introduction and background and for having me here this evening. item seven b.... >> thank you. i the history is really helpful. i think it does show how long this has been in the works. it is an honor to be here tonight, especially on the night to are honoring cal broomhead. i worked with him in 2003 and 2004 when the city embarked on trying to launch a community choice aggregation program, so i can't think of somebody more committed to the environment than him. so he has inspired me, and i know a lot of people around here it is an honor to be here and share all the progress we have m

and this is becca who has, i guess -- soft bones and a ruer body. [ light laughter ] it's really -- shees.it and for meas such a joy to see this many doppelgangers. it really speaks to my sort of brain damage. [ laughter ] yes.sp >> seth: whae to me, watching that new york thing of just the metal door --st >> yes, you void the ascent. >> seth: that leads to the basement stairs. >> you're a father. w you can't king around willy-nilly. >> seth: you know, now more than ever, because people are on their phones all of the time. i can't believe every day the front page of the "new york r times" is anotrson fell down. >> but maybe it is and we're just ignoring it. >> seth: yeah that's true. >> we don't pay atteany more. >> seth: i'm looking at my phone. i'm not reading the "new york times." >> well, i mean, and definitely, i think, you know, the most problemac, and i've been -- you know, intensely vocal in a way that no one listens to, is the bicycles, seth. the bicycles. >> seth: you're no fan of the bicycles. just listen, who loves the environment more than me? and yet, this bicycle lane is