but the big ticket item is beck's 276th drawing. >> overall i think it's pretty good. result today. >> he's always wanted to filet stadium this is his first. target field. >> this is engineer's drawing cut down to the grass area to give an idea of the scale of the drawing. go out here in straight line. that red cone in. >> he secures his snow shoes for beck his painter's brush and begins. >> going to go anti clockwise. got to step over. after 275 draws still feels like the first time. >> the precision worked almost meditative the him of the city slowly dimming against the cadence of his step. >> never seen an artist create like simon using his physical self to use a beautiful shape emerge in the snow but he does it using his body. definitely surprising you, this jufr journey has taken you where nobody has before. >> i was amazed found that out on the internet. that's what i took it seriously. >> he used to pay the bills making maps but along the way training his mind to hold complex designs. >> the first one was a simple pointy star. >> he showed a bit of his process m

. >> thank you, madame adviser, bob beck and toronto board members. hi.ison boyce with mercy restaurant. i'm happy to finally stand before you and actually say we're open. we've been open since martin luther king jr. day and we have been overwhelming and -- overwhelmingly busy and incredibly happy about that. but certainly has its challenges as well. i can't thank bob beck and tida, the board of supervisors and his team of jack and dan and everyone that's been involved and in particular support by, of course, we all know sherry williams from one treasure island. yay. and for their support in terms of helping us commit -- the commitment to employment. currently, we employ 15 employees and of the 15 employees, nine of them are treasure island residents. it's lovely. they just walk over and so they can't tell us that they're late because of the traffic. [laughter] so, that's very helpful, actually. and then we have mike bartel who's also part of the veteran programme and he is our number one employee, first employee and we call him ambassador. and then we al

. 0thers that will suffer badly from becks. others who disagree with me would say there is plenty ofntries able to take up the slack. the metro, this story on the front—page of a number of other papers. beatles jihad front—page of a number of other papers. beatlesjihad dis seized. this was the gang led byjihad dijohn, they are saying these two have also been captured. they have been at the top of a kill list for the us for some time. the daily telegraph disclosed that a while ago and the fact i have finally been caught comes after exhaustive effort from the us, surveillance, one of the questions is where will they end up. it looks likely this report has come out of the us, it looks likely they will end up in guantanamo bay in the us i imagine. and that presumably would be controversial for some. and a headache for the british government. the british government has been going to lengths to try to get british citizens out, we oppose it, interestingly, also, apparently, these two guys have been squealing, they have been talking to the, their cap for —— captors and giving high level info

followed by judy beck? followed by curtis wu. >> judy beck is giving up her turn. >> i will give up my turn. >> she's not here. >> if you don't want to speak, stand up from your seat and say you no longer want to address the commission. >> i will use my minute to audit the crowd, if you don't mind. how many people would like for them to vote now? how many? >> yeah. just vote now. >> i give up my time. >> we are bound by law to call your name. if you don't want to speak, stand up and say you don't want to speak. >> i will speak, but very quickly. i want to mention that we voted in favor of a resolution to seek divestment. and in march, the chief investment officer divested $200 million. he did it because of an economic reason as well as for an environmental and e.s.g. reason. and i also want to mention where engagement has gotten us. i believe goldman sachs invested $244 million in energy transfer partners as recently as 2016. one of the members -- >> time. thank you. up next, we have judy beck followed by c

simon beck's work shared and sought after around the globe.geometry reaches the power of the internet. and an oxford trained engineer who hated his day job, suddenly a new career doing what he loves. >> i decided to make a drawing. areas of level snow. >> what happened that day an astounding design he later saw from a ski lift. >> i really had had no idea how good it would look and -- >> reporter: over time beck's snow shoes taking him on a palace trek from around the world. from advanced national park to summit pattern in utah. to minneapolis, minnesota. welcoming to the great northern. the great ticket item is the 276th drive. he secures the snow shoes for his painter's brush. along the way training his mind with complex designs. the work can take hours, even days. this installation will take roughly 10 hours to complete. so i'm off to help. >> well on the way to be completed. the boundary in the shaded area and unshaded area. >> and this is the shaded area and the unshaded. flat is the unshaded. >> it's a nice curve along the edge of the bo

the big ticket item is beck's 276th item. beck used to pay the bills making maps.he way, training his mind for complex designs. the work can take hours. this will take roughly ten hours to complete. so i'm off to help. >> well on the way to being completed now. the boundary needs be nicely flatted down. >> reporter: this is the shaded area. this is the unshaded area. okay. >> you'll get a nice little. curve around the end of the boundary. >> reporter: it reminds me of hiking. it's nice to do something simple in creating something beautiful. 45,000 steps later, the vision in simon beck's mind has come to life. gloria riviera in minneapolis. >> that is incredible. how can you draw such perfect shapes without even being able see them? >> as one of our producers said it's tough enough to make a snow angel and get out. >> wait, it's possible to do that? >> i have never done it. >> we have to look into it. >>> coming up. it's wednesday. that means we're getting a little weird ---er than normal. and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember the three p's.

it's go to nbc's catie beck along the procession route in black mountain, north carolina. ka catie, good day to you. how do the people there feel about billy graham? >> reporter: a lot of the people in this town actually knew him, alex. he made a home here in the north carolina mountains, where he felt most at peace, his sages to -- his sanctuary. people remembered the six decades of ministry that is behind this man and obviously feeling like they really needed to be here today to be a part of that. so many of them telling us they can recall being children, watching billy graham on their living room black and white televisions. so many of them sad as he passed, and then feeling some relief, saying that he is now in a better place, and so happy that they got to be part of his last journey, his last crusade, if you will, as he heads home to the library and museum where he will be in repose. this is something a lot of people here wanted to be a part of. people traveled hours from states around to try and be here. as he passed, it was a moment of silence. people sort of taking

because as these studies show, even those with the flu shots aren't guaranteed protection. >> catie beck, thank you. >>> over the strong objections of the fbi, president trump is expected to approve as early as tomorrow the release of a controversial secret memo accord to a senior white house official. the president has now read the memo, aides say, and one white house official tells nbc news that the white house is still reviewing possible redactions but leaning toward not making any. the memo compiled by house republican staffers is believed to allege anti-trump bias within the fbi and justice department. the fbi opposes the memo's release expressing grave concerns about its accuracy. democrats call the memo an attempt to undermine the special counsel's russia investigation. >>> tonight a warning for the more than 3 million breast cancer survivors in this country. while they are surviving at unprecedented rates, there's another health risk to be aware of. doctors say some treatments can put you at greater risk for heart disease. nbc news correspondent rehema ellis has the details to di

nbc's catie beck has the story. >> let's do it!e is known as razzle-dazzle, a nickname earned for sticking tricks with stunning precision. >> puts it to his feet like a champion. >> ryan stassel first discovered his talent in kindergarten. >> this is kind of where it started. >> reporter: at hilltop ski resort in his hometown of alaska. >> it was kind of like a blank canvas, and i was the brush. and i was able to paint whatever i wanted. >> reporter: ryan, now 25, has had a board beneath his feet ever since. in sochi, he placed 14th in slopestyle. >> everything perfect. >> reporter: he went on to win the world championship title in austria. >> not even bending his knees. >> this is where i grew up. >> reporter: ryan's bedroom wallpapered with memory and victories. >> this is the last big one. i hope to add a 2018. >> reporter: but ryan has another career he loves just as much. when he is off snow, he is on the water. >> hey! >> reporter: spending every summer working as a commercial salmon fisherman in coastal clam gulch. it's a fa

catie beck leads our coverage tonight. >> reporter: faces of tragedy. grief and disbelief. as we learn more tonight about the 17 lives cut short. a hopeful teenaged girl, a college-bound swimmer, a beloved football coach. aaron feis also a school security guard, gave his life protecting his students by using himself as a human shield. >> he died saving his students. he died saving us. without him, some kids wouldn't even be able to go hug their parents last night and say, mom, i'm alive. coach feis is a hero. >> reporter: so many kids did not make it home last night, like luke hoyer who loved basketball. junior peter wang active in rotc was seen holding a door so others could escape. joaquin oliver also lost his life. he was born in venezuela and had just become a u.s. citizen. >> i'm going to miss having him beside me always, but he'll still be there. >> i heard two shots. >> reporter: junior samantha grady was in class with her best friend helena ramsey who died when the bullets began to fly. >> he shot quite a few bullets into the glass, and it hit a few people behind me

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catie beck has our story. >> reporter: kikkan randall has spent her career blazing trails. >> we worked incredibly hard and we want to put the u.s. on the map. >> reporter: the cross country skier from alaska was the first american woman to win a world cup title in h the sport. she's also won 17 national championships. but one title has been just out of reach. not just for kikkan but for the entire u.s. women's cross country team. >> definitely that olympic medal is still -- still the one i want to get. >> reporter: after missing the podium in sochi, she thought about giving it up. >> it was a decision, well, do i want to keep racing or i know i want to start a family. >> reporter: kikkan chose both. her son was born in 2016. >> i really felt like being ale mom has just helped me be a better athlete. >> reporter: now 35, the first-time mom going after what could be her last chance at gold. this is your fifth time at the olympics. this is your first time as a mom at the olympics. do you feel like you're going to be more calm? >> i don't think i'm going to be sweating the expectation quit

german community half warehouse half refuge but always a place of worship and for this church the new beck master hammond hoda was to paint a magnificent old her piece dedicated to simple nicholas the patron saint of sea men and merchants. in the crow's nest of the sailing ship st nicholas. on the flags on the bow of the ship the head of st maurice. these were vows best years the town was bursting with self-confidence there was still alive the trade exchanging third cereals and wax for salt and class with grain bought in cheap in the autumn and stored in the warehouses till it could be sold at a high price in spring one hundred was beginning to bite. but the monopoly was not to hold for much longer the handy attic league was showing the first signs of losing its firm grip and russia was putting pressure on the rich merchants in revel. nothing lasts forever that's the message of the rev al dance of death band had the loopback master painted the picture it reminds the living of the transitory nature of the things of the inevitability of death. almost defiant the memorial slab of a reveille m

earlier we spent time with the executive chef owner of beck's to break down all of the bold flavor that♪ >> reporter: happy mardi gras, philadelphia this fat tuesday it is time to party, so i strutted down to the reading terminal market for some of the best tasty cuisine from beck's cajun cafe. >> born and raised in new orleans and i come here all the time. they have the best most authentic new orleans food. >> reporter: for nine years chef bill beck has been serving new orleans style food so good you could not guess he was from new york. >> i've always loved southern and especially new orleans cuisine. >> reporter: he is going to break down all of the favorites that pleases a hungry crowd. >> big day to day, big party day to day. >> absolutely, mardi gras, fat tuesday. >> fat tuesday. >> reporter: and when you celebrate this, what do you eat. >> jumboaya, dough boys, and king cake. >> reporter: before we get for sweet lets head into the huge pot of jumboaya. >> thinks jumboaya with shrimp , chicken, sausage and holy trinity which is celery, peppers, onions and you put tomatoes tonight,

exploring this case with us are sarah peterson, associate law professor at the university of beck,niad mark killen the author of "macola versus maryland: securing a nation." watch or listen with the free c-span radio app. for background on each case, order a copy of landmark cases. an additional resource, there is a link on our website to the national constitution center's interactive constitution. >> next, a discussion of ernest hemingwa

this hour glen beck is here and he has lots to say about the town hall in florida and the conspiracy theories about the students who survived the mass shooting. one those students is also here to respond to the attacks against him. there's been a lot of news about the nra this work, the organization claiming that the media loves mass sheetings. we're going to talk about how offensive that remark is with a 23-year-old journalist who's had to cover three of these in three years. first, let's take a trip with that man right there. let's go open a trip to president trump's fantasy land. everything he says, it's rosy. everything's up, everything's getting better he says even as robert mueller's probe is looking worse aworse for his white house. the new approval data showing president trump at 35 percent. this matches his record low in cnn polling and he remains at a historically low level for a president at that point in his presidency. 35%. i want 0 show that you data first before i show you the fantasy land version. had the spin that's out there courtesy of fox news. president trump cal

. >> i have to tell you beck's going little extra, jam by lie a, oh, this looks yummy.killet meals discover organic ancient grains, like barley or quinoa. just add protein and vegetables to create delicious new flavours. new knorr one skillet meals don't just eat, discover. >> here comes sue with the weather. >>> 9:45. finally get a chance to dry out after such a wet weekend. colder air, your trade off, moved in. at least not getting the freezing rain that they are down in southern virginia,& that's where our cold front went after it left us yesterday. so, it is finally up to the 30's for an actual temperature in philadelphia. it is 31 degrees here and in wildwood. and it is 21? mount pocono. as is we've been telling you all morning, got to factor in the breezes out of the north northeast. this is what it feels like outside. we haven't bundled up quite this much in a few days, 23 degrees, is the windchill here in philadelphia. few windchills are still in the teens this morning. forty-two today. fifty-two for valentine's day tomorrow. look at thursday, high of 64 degrees

young people every single day falling out of protective status and they'll be in a position where they beck deport he from the country. for man of them who were brought here at infants and toddlers they would be sent back to some country they don't even remember. to face a language day don't speakment that would be a terrible outcome. and that's why we need to talk up this debate and pass on a bipartisan basis a measure to correct the situation, that challenge created by president trump's actions. and we need to do it now. because if the house of representatives is take action before march 5th we have little time left. both the house and senate are gone a week in effect so there's little time left before the march 5th deadline and i hope we can tackle it and get it down if the question that needed to asked it, what will be debated this sneak i think a lot of things. it's an actual open debate on the floor to some extent. and it could conceivably not only deal with daca and the dream act, it might even get into other immigration issues. there was a recent poll taken by quinnipiac on the issu

katie beck in advance of the super bowl.ith millions watching tomorrow, many wander if players will make a political statement during the national anthem. al sharpton spoke to jah mel hill. her opinions on players kneeling for the anthem prompted a twitter attack. trump went on the attack during his state of the union address. >> how did you feel when you heard the president in a state of the union address still taking a shot at people that are standing up about injustices. >> it's a very easy dog whistle. it's low hanging fruit. i like to call it racial porn ogty. >> you can watch the entire interview tomorrow morning on "politics nation." roads nowhere. and it's exactly what you're looking for. a trip back to the dthe doctor's office, mean just for a shot. but why go back there, when you can stay home, with neulasta onpro? strong chemo can put you at risk of serious infection, which could lead to hospitalizations. in a key study, neulasta reduced the risk of infection from 17% to 1%, a 94% decrease. applied the day of chem

commissioner richardson attended the graduation as did director beck. but he can share some of that. and then echobay, which has been an extraordinary private partner who is really going above and beyond in terms of the training component and the hiring component is also here to talk about their role and we also have a graduate from one of the first programme that will also be speaking. >> good afternoon. i'm with one treasure island. i'd like the share with you some of the results from our first training cycle. the first training cycle, we had 35 folks who have expressed an interest and we were able to enroll 15 of them. of the 15 of them, 75% of them graduated from the programme, which is 11. of the 11, 75% also got employed by echobay. and so that is about eight of them that got employed by echobay. the other three didn't get employed because they didn't pass the drug tests. however, we continuously work with them and work with in collaboration with city bill and refer them to other jobs so they did get other placement and other construction jobs. of

proposed immediately issue a public and also install the plaque proposed quotes they should have sot: beck smith, stanford sophomore// "i mean it's her words, it happened to her. she's the one who should decide ultimately everything." ((cont vo)) so the space for the debated plaque remains empty. stanford university proposed three quotes they felt were more positive one of which said quote:((take fs)) "you are beautiful, you are to be valued, respected, undeniably, every minute of everyday you are powerful and nobody can take that away from you".tag emily reportedly did not want that and gave up the fight which the students have now picked up.a petition for her own quote has gathered nearly 700 signatures.live at stanford university ella sogomonian kro n4 news. kro n4 news.sogomonian kro n4 news. (grant) another big story tonight... a big fire in oakland... sending thick smoke pouring into the sky. the fire started around two this afternoon... in a spot known for criminal activity. the building used to be a landmark library... on east 15-th street. it's been boarded up for decades, but tha

katie beck in minneapolis this afternoon. let's turn to our panel now. sophia nelson, author of "reclaiming our founders' vision of united america." also joining me, sports radio host jason page. let start with you, sophia. i want aceps of what culmination this is to the season we've seen when it comes to politics and football. what does it symbolize to you in light of the conversation that's been had here over the season? >> well, i think one of the things we're all going to look for, who kneels and who stands up when the pledge allegiance happens, is there anybody to kneel today in the super bowl, will that be a point of controversy? i think super bowl sunday is a time when we as americans come together. you know, our founding motto is out of many, one, and i hope that on this day we take the opportunity to fellowship with each other, et cetera, and come together, but i'm not naive enough to think there won't be points of controversy if someone kneels and it gets back to what president trump has been saying and the nation is very divided on who should

sort of non-linear word connections. ♪ i'm a loser, baby, so why don't you kill me ♪ >> beck is definings throwing the kitchen sink in. ♪ >> out of the ashes of nirvana dave grohl created the foo fighters. >> this is the first time in my life i've ever fronted a band, had to actually stand up and sing. and seem charismatic or whatever, which i can't do. but i need to just keep playing and making music. ♪ looking to the sky to save me looking for a sign of life ♪ ♪ looking for something to help me burn out bright ♪ >> in an era when everything was serious and had a heavy tone especially after kurt cobain's death, the foo fighters create the "learning to fly" music video. they found this perfect balance between making people laugh with also having the ability to play incredible rock music. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] up to a gillette shave. erig and at our factory in boston, more than a thousand workers are starting their day building on over a hundred years of heritage, craftsmanship and innovation. today we're bringing you america's number one shave at lower prices every day. putting money

katie beck, we'll check in with you tomorrow.r many the most anticipated part of the super bowl is not game but the commercial breaks. ad time is officially sold out and according to reports is expected to rake in $500 million. here is a sneak peek of one commercial. >> doritos blaze, bold new flavor that brings the heat. ♪ hush your mouth i told your mother y'all can't stop me now listen to me now i'm less than 20 rounds ♪ >> that sounds fun, rap throwdown there. declining viewership, industrywide allegations of misconduct have advertisers trending carefully, creating spots to entertain without relying on sexist tropes. >> obviously, alex, what we're going to see this year is less frat and less trump. the thing is, in the age we're living in right now, metoo, time's up movement, advertisers have to be very careful about how they handle this spot. and, remember, you're looking at an excess of 110 million people. 110 million sets of eyeballs potentially on sunday. what you do and how you project your brand in this environment is g

it was designed by architect may beck. after the exhibition, most of the buildings were torn down. so much, they decided to keep it. today, people come from all over the world to visit. with the rotunda and pond, it makes it an ideal location for weddings and events. i personally enjoy walking around the palace and taking in the beauty. public works led a project completed in 2009 that included seismic upgrades, restoration of walkways and others to preserve the history of the palace of fine arts. if you haven't already, come check it out. >> the slide has been a popular spot for generations of san franciscans. the park opened in 1979 and was developed by local artists, activists and employees. you can find the park tucked away on avenue in the heights. it's cared for by a group of volunteers. what makes this place so special, side by side, 40-foot slides that can bring a smile to children and adults. as one of the kids who was lucky enough to have grown up in san francisco, it's been a very special place to me for a long time. i'm sure once you ride the slide, you'll know why. >>

. >> nice to meet you, beck aka. >> you may have seen her, 22-year-old rebecca martinez's further reported her missing after her daughter told her she was going to work on a marijuana farm. mart snez eventually called her mother but her name was never taken off the missing persons list. this week her photo was featured in a newspaper article and that's when someone recognized her from tv. >> we need to make direct contact with that person in order to ensure they are in a state of well-being. our deputy says that she laughed a lot on the phone and sounded like she was doing okay. >> now at least one other person featured in the article also was not missing. police put him in touch with his siblings in san mateo county who had, searching for him for two years. >> a santa rosa man who made a rare free climb up yosemite's el capitan hopes to spread his love of climbing in his hometown. in 2015, he scaled a 3,000-foot face of el capitan in 19 days with a partner. he plans to build a $6 million climbing facility off highway 101 in santa rosa. it would feature 47-foot walls and be one of two clim

katie beck is here with the update on the victims. what do we know about any more people that may be released from the hospital today? >> reporter: well, right now, there is a silver lining for those injured in the shooting. of the 159 transported to area hospitals injured, there are now only seven that remain hospitalized and one in critical condition at this time. so we have seen several discharged over the past 24 hours which is a reassuring sign for the community that is offering a lot of hope going through a lot of grief at this point. as you said, yesterday, we learned more about the 17 lives lost in this terrible tragedy. we know 14 of those lives were of students, three of them of adults. a high school administrator, a beloved coach, a teacher and then the students. we're learning details about these students. how their dreams were interrupted. these were students that had tremendous promise. they were a swim captain headed off to college, an amazing soccer player, someone in rotc, a merit scholar, people that had dreams and w

. >> reporter: kelsey beck and creative crew at ridley rainbow have been working 12-hour shifts to make your valentine's day perfect. >> we were here all day long. we're really busy, but we enjoy it. >> reporter: they're park sorting, cuts and a ranging order after order for people like tom dooley who planned ahead. >> i'm a day telly for valentine's day. i don't want to be late. report roar or in trouble? >> definitely don't want to be in trouble. >> reporter: he's picking up flowers for his daughter and granddaughter and special star gazer lillies for his wife of 45 years. >> i'm going to put one on the grand piano tonight so my wife comes home from work she'll fine it there. >> reporter: bill and his daughter ava picked up roses and lillies for the lady of their house. >> i just saw what i want and they do it. >> steve was also pleased with his pick up. >> my wife likes the little sun flowers. >> reporter: smooth as things are going today, kelsey says tomorrow they'll be swamped with late bloomers and you won't believe how desperate they get. >> start picking up artificial. they'll e

you say, put it in a little tie, we even said for tom beck , mrs. six in a bow tie. >> yes, around the bottle. >> i care but, i know you like to drink beer. but 12 bottles are for guys. >> for guys and girls, they are just, cool and usable and something you will pull out, think of your wife every day when you of it up. >> and this is manly. >> what do you think, i can see you running around working out with this thing, give us on a scale of one to 10, how did you do. >> i want to be snarky and say i don't like any of them but i really like all of them. >> good. >> really. >> yeah. >> especially the money clip, just on saturday, i had to go to the wedding and i don't like my what will net a tuxedo , so put the money in that money clip i like that, cuff links i always needy never can find them. >> these are all from penn reid in rittenhouse square. >> i really like them all. >> yes you have you have it all figured out then. >> they are simple but that is stuffy would not buy myself. >> just to let you know we're thinking about you. >> that is all i wa

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the victim known as emily doe that a plaque would be place here with a quote of her choosing.sot: beckore// "i mean it's her words, it happened to her. shes the one who should decide ultimately everything." the university denied her selections saying they were a trigger and did not fall in line with the calming environment that's replaced the crime scene. one of those suggestions by the university is as follows in emily doe's own words quote "on nights you feel alone i am with you. when people doubt you or dismiss you i am with you. i fought every day for you. so never stop fighting i believe in you."emily reportedly did not want that and gave up the fight which the students have now picked up.sot: michelle pham, stanford asap cofounder// "we are demanding that stanford rescind it's proposed quotes immediately issue a public aplogy hopefully and also immediately install the plaque with the proposed quotes by the victim as they should have done ages ago."a petition for her own quote has gathered nearly 700 signatures. ( marty ) in national news ...new details about the deadly high schoo

here's nbc's katie beck. >> reporter: a a new investigation led by senator mccaskill reveals ties betweens. >> i believe the groups were fronting for the opioid industry, and that's what we found. >> reporter: the congressional review of donations from a handful of opioid manufacturers, names like pudue and insys found $9 million in various amounts funneled to various advocacy groups over five years. >> you see the nice sounding names, but you don't realize many of them are funded by the very people that manufacture opioids. >> businesses that don't give money to advocacy groups without getting return on investment. >> reporter: this doctor studies drug markets practices and has been hired to testify in state lawsuits against oe opioid manufacturers. >> they have minimized addiction and lobbied to fight laws that seek to prevent overprescription. >> reporter: some, according to the report, even found faults with cdc guidelines, seeking to curve opioid dosing, and the national pain foundation defended a convicted doctor charged with overprescribing up to over 1600 pills a day. >> where, in

we got our catie beck on the ground at the scene. tom costello has the latest on some of the disturbing details we're learning on the suspected shooter. alley, you're there outside the high school. you've been talking to people all morning long and we know that we're going to see the suspected shooter again later on this afternoon in court. >> reporter: right. yeah, so this is the school behind me. it's about 2,900 students enrolled in the school. very big school for a residential area. a lot of local notables have gone to the school. yesterday at 2:30 p.m. it just mayhem was unleashed. the shooter shooting a few people on the outside before going in and that's where it became tricky. that active shooter text went out to the students and the teachers but at the same time he went into the school pulled the fire alarm apparently which got people out of the classes. we're getting these stories from people about the conflict that they were going through. do they go out or stay in? they're hearing the shootings. a lot of students with pho

indicate can i beck has more from minneapolis. >> reporter: super bowl madness in minneapolis has 8-year-old henry walter wide eyed but in the thick of a brutal flu season has his mom sarah watching out for germs. >> we'll be washing hands and sanitizing and kind of very mindful. >> reporter: as the flu continues to tackle health, filling hospitals across the country, concern is high about spreading illness at the biggest u.s. sporting event of the year. >> we're of course, we're all kind of nervous about being out with this many people. >> reporter: sanitizing surfaces for the 65,000 fans expected sunday and close to a million at surrounding events throughout the week, more chances to get infected says one of the nation's top infectious disease experts. >> it's not a one-hit wonder. it is a whole week of one-hit wonders. >> reporter: while doctors have been telling us the defense is a shot, today researchers reported in canada vaccines this season have been just 17% effective overall and only 10% among working age adults. >> it's essential we have a new and better vaccine. >> reporter: with

and that hilarious ad, eli mangan beck hal showed off their dance moves dancing together to the tuneancing. maybe perhaps the other nfl teams were doing during the super bowl? >> ♪ >> ♪ >> fans are going crazy over this dorito's and mountain dew commercial, the ad shows game of thrones star peter, and rapper buster rhymes, teaming up in a singing battle against actor morgan freeman and rapper missy. the ad shared this year, already has over 10 million views on line. >> and while there were some favorites, also some that fell flat. >> critics are saying this next commercial just missed the mark. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> well, do you get what this ad was all about? it is for square space, and shows actor kianna reeves standing on top of a motorcycle riding through a test he earth, it is a website , use the service to build his website for his own motorcycle company, but critics say the ad did nothing but explain what he was doing or what the it was for. >> i watched it, i had no idea count me in for that. >> well, time now 4:51. time for check on business news. >> money watch's diane king hall joi

explore the was with university of virginia associate law proffer fara peterson and mark kill len beck, university of arkansas law professor. watch landmark cases live monday at 8:00 eastern on c-span, cspan.org or listen with the free c-span radio app. for broupd on each case, order a copy of the landmark cases companion book. it's available for $8.95 plus shipping and handling. and for an additional resource, there's a link on our website to the national constitution centers interactive constitution. >>> next a tour of springwood estate in hyde park, new york. the birthplace, home, and final resting place of president franklin roosevelt. we'll hear about president roosevelt's live inside the home which is now a national historic site. >> this was home. this is where his heart always was. he always told his friends and neighbors this is where my heart was and it always will be. this is where he drew strength and happiness throughout his entire life. franklin eleanor roosevelt the 30 second president of the united states was born and raised in this house and he was buried right here on

office german exports hit an all time high in twenty seventeen home country of diamonds are the dozen becks beer shipped close to one point three billion euros worth of goods to the rest of the world an increase of more than six percent compared to the previous year's figures which already. was a record at the same time imports increased as well but last year to just over a trillion year us it's trillion with a t. that had a welcome side effect that narrowed germany's notorious trade to two hundred forty five billion euros slightly. lower than twenty six teams all time high germany has been drawing fire is live from the u.s. and other trading partners over its high traits. and here's a second piece of the good news china another economic heavyweight on the world stage is reporting similar figures for january china's trade picked up after stumbling that previous months what's new is a surgeon imports put it with china's economy onto a new footing imports surged almost forty percent year on year exports jumped to by eleven percent china's trade surplus narrowed to that's being closely watched

as a willing to meet with kim jong-un's sister adela becks? -- at the olympics? mr. shah: there are no plans for a meeting. i do a lot everyone. -- thank you a lot, everyone. announcer: hearing from the white house earlier today, we will show president trump from earlier at the national prayer breakfast. update you onto where things are at capitol hill. facing another government shutdown three hours from now, midnight eastern time. the senate trying to make some headway earlier today on a continuing resolution that was passed in the house earlier this week and also on a full, two-year budget deal. -- $300 billion over those caps of the next two years, funding the pentagon for a year and some domestic programs for two years. that is stalled in the senate right now partially because of rand paul. congress is stumbling towards a second shutdown with resistance from rand paul and house democrats could push the government over the brink. preparing for a government shutdown at midnight as a budget .eal stalled on capitol hill one of the deals that was trying to move forwar