on march the second half of going on why make a film about bo gritz why not make a film about the great many people would think this is a serial killer as well as think he's a hero of the united states i think i'm very interested in the in the way in which we talk about history and the way in which we even get to know about history and there was this one person that has been a hero celebrated until he fell from grace and then became an outsider so for one person i could actually look at what is at stake for him but also what is the stake for us as taxpayers for example you know supporting structures that make people like him then into heroes or villains and there's this kind of very dangerous binary going on that which i think if you don't try to grapple with it in these histories we are we doomed when he mentions say general westmoreland such a famous figure in the vietnam conflict which killed four million people in vietnam does he realize that westmoreland picked him out and he westmoreland was a person the presided over things like the my lai massacre. i do think that many. soldiers

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bo alan says that speech resonated with him and his teammates. some say he could easily win because he's so beloved. kelce crushed those thoughts saying he has no interest in politics. jim? >> thank you, jeff. other eagles were basking in the limelight, derrick sprols -- they were all showing off their superbowl worthy penmanship. the line was long, and love was strong. nigel giving back to fans at dick's sporting goods. his charitable foundation, one tackle for change hosted a surprise for ten families from children's services, providing them with $125 gift cards. >> safety rodney mcleod was out as well signing autographs for the excited eagle fans. mcleod posed for hundreds of pictures with a line of fans that went around the block. >> you know you are a die hard eagle fans when you have a tattoo on your head. other eagle fans had their pride tattooed on their arms. they were there attending the 20th annual tattoo art convention. the event is a live exhibit one some of the best tattoo work of the world and it runs through sunday. right now, you

it drive necessary crazy to get row bo calls. lot of years this sat on the shelf because the previous agency was more focused on more politically salient things but to me, at least, to tackle this, i had to speak with chairs of the various agencies from india and other country and say, this is an important priority for the united states and we would like your cooperation. the agency working with ease other agencies go a long way. i realize this suspect the beggest issue, compared to national defense and other, but nonetheless it's american leadership that's important to show. >> closing thought, how should we think about the impact of telecommunications on the average american? how does it impact our society? ow does it impact our economy? >> i'll jump in. where i started from, it's about participating in the new digital economy. where you live shouldn't be the limiting factor about what you have. you should be able to stay in your home community and launch an online business and succeed. broadband is key going forward. that's wh

so thank you very much, bo and chris. [laughter] thank you guys very much. [applause] >> please join me in thank brian curtis. as you exit the venue, you will see our wonderful volunteers with yellow buckets to accept your donations to the savannah book festival. it is because of your generosity that we are able to keep the festival saturday free. please help us to continue. thankk you. thank you for coming. [inaudible conversations] >> if your mom read it, what was her reaction to this line -- and, again, that is fiction book, but -- we were made for tv family, and when he called action, we hit our marks and delivered our lines like pros. the scripts were all the same, we had the formulas down. >> actually, that doesn't have to do much with my family, but it does deal with pop culture and sort of talking about the cosby show. when the cosby show came out, a lot of middle class black people embraced it as like, oh, we're finally on tv. a brownstone in brooklyn heights, two parents who were professionals and in many ways the first time we saw ourselves in tha

how about bo. >> oh, there's bo obama. looking strapping.nn, big best in show. >> brand new. >> might be a top contender. >> the scooby-doo. lassie. >> many, many, many others. oprah's dogs are rich. >> you know their names? >> no, i don't. sadie was -- well, it could work. >> this is great. tell me more. >>> well, it has happened again. someone attempted to make a replica of the queen, beyonce. a wax one. >> here it is. the canadian version of wax bay. >> wow, this is luis tussoud's wax works in niagara falls, ontario, not new york. >> yeah. so, the main complaint is that her skin is too light. reactions online were swift and mersyless. >> that is not beyonce. >> of course, the skin color is just one of a few problems. people are recognizing. comments includes, are they manager? she looks like a white housewife. >> beyonce is a housewife, isn't she. another theory beyonce's wax figure makers have never actually seen beyonce. this isn't the first time a queen has been misrepresented in wax. here she is at madam tussauds. no relation, of cour

animal control found bo, unhurt. >> them and our facilities teamworking with them found where it wasore up part of the floor, and bo, that is the name of the snake, she was hiding underneath there wrapped around a pipe. >> whatever happened to just having fish at the school pet, right. superintendent says that there was no immediate danger, he sent students home out of an abundance of caution and to make search easier with students out of the building. >>> well, sports fans, certainly can be superstitious people, right with ritual, favorite shirts, seats or other things they must do when their team is playing. as "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff explains there is one eagles super fan in philadelphia does not want to jinks the eagles this super bowl. >> no, no. >> reporter: philadelphia mayor jim kenney's not taking any chances. >> it is all about fung sway, move furniture you have fix the chi. >> reporter: in a video that has since gone viral mayor kenney has fun demonstrating lengths he goes to to ensure that the eagles are provided with only the best vibes from salt over

likely and they tore up part of the floor and bo, the name of the snake, she was, hiding underneathir wrapped around a pipe. >> she just wanted some freedom, the superintendent says there was no immediate danger there and he sent students home out of an abundance of caution and to make search easier with students in the building. >>> well, people are seeing green just about every where, in philadelphia, these days, and as "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos shows us even a towering philadelphia landmark is going green for only the second time in almost a century. >> west side and east side has individual controls. >> reporter: some 34 stories in the air. >> brand new led technology. >> reporter: proudly sits a tribute to the philadelphia eagles. >> this is it. you are on top of the roof. >> reporter: historic philadelphia saving fund society building now lowes hotel is shining eagles green, putting a stop of sorts on it's conn i can red for only second time ever, in its 87 year history. >> when we converted we pulled all of the neon tubes out of channels and replaced it with led d

. >> remember bo jackson? >> that's true. bo knows.re talking about russell wilson, seattle seahawks, super bowl winner, record breaker, one of the highest paid guys in the nfl. >> and husband to sierra of course. >> they were married at a castle in england, had a baby last year. >> back to the sports part. russell isn't going all in on baseball. the deal allows him to join the yankees for spring camp and back to seattle for the nfl season. he's just dipping his toe in the water. >> what if he's really good? >> he's just dipping his toe in the water to see how it is. i mean, if he really likes baseball, he could leave. >> so you have judge, carlos stanton and now wilson. yankees have it all. >>> finally, to kevin hart. back on a winning streak after facing off against the fastest man in the world. >> yep. the security guard. hart was denied access to the stage after the philly win. the philly native explained he was tipsy when he tried to get on the stage. >> you see him trying to talk himself into that. >> to the the world's most gian

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he made his nhl debut in 1958 with the bos tin bruins after several years with canadian teams. >> timemie is in for jeff. there is a young man you should know about, joel embiid. >> the first of many likely all star weekends, joel embiid making his saturday night debut. >> joel embiid! >> trust the process at the skills challenge or maybe don't. emdiid has trouble with passing. i'm not sure if it's a bounce pass scenario. he made a triple with quite a bit of cheating where he skips the passing section. emdiid having a blast. he is the future. listen to what kevin durrant said about emdiid. >> he's scale for his size. he developed skills over time. he wants it. he's a great player. he's a guy you respect and will take over the league once i'm done. >> utah jazz's donovan mitchel was the winner. he brought >> ken: hart and his son out of the crowd. kevin hart is really small, but it was impressive. spring training continues in clear water. carlos santana already there. jeff skversky has more. >> the phillies are counting on carlos santana to be a driving force in the lineup. one of his t

and that we put that question to christine when bo is following this story closely for us do you think he'd be able to fill that void and what do you think would be his main priority his main priority will be the economy of south africans are in desperate need off the economy to be pushed into it to decent growth rates that people are without work and economic indicators continue to paint a very bleak picture there is also the expectation that he is going to deal with corruption i think people now understand how corruption is really causing a lot of problems in south africa that for instance money that has been educated to assist young black or troponin is for example has been found to find itself in the wrong pockets so to say so people understand that these are some of the things that he has to take care of because despite the country's if it's even if it's doing well in other regards the corruption issue has been consistently mentioned by even the investors who say we're worried about south africa because of the navels off corruption so it's that because to me and corruption and for

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onsi think it would be bo -- is a 30 year a 40 year issue, and we are about to see higher rates in germanyn particular. it has been a rough week for risk assets. coming up on this program, we will head to auction blocks. that conversation next. this is bloomberg real yields. ♪ is bloomberg real yields, i want to take you to the auction blocks and the u.s. treasury boosting its borrowing for the first time since 2009 in order to cover the budget deficit. it will increase the deficit more than 600 and six 5 billion in the last fiscal u.s. meanwhile your investment has sold more than 220 billion in january, a drop of 3% and marks the lowest total in that month and three years. million --rly $550 the company able to arrest risk .remiums still with me around the table -- kevin giddis and eric stein. kevin, you've got to say we have this selloff of risk assets at the moment. selloff in treasuries and equities. we're starting to see some cracks, but i wouldn't call it a credit stretch, would you? >> know i wouldn't. since the fourth quarter of last year, the treasury has gone up 80 points, spread

remember bo jackson? >> that's true. bo knows.n seattle seahawks super bowl winner record breaker, one of the highest paid guy in the nfl. >> and husband to sierra of course. >> they were married at a castle in england, had a baby last year. >> russell isn't going oall in. the deal allows him to join the yankees for spring camp and back to seattle for the nfl season. he just want to stick his toe in the water to see how it is. i mean if he really likes baseball, he could leave. >> so you have judge, carlos stanton and now wilson. yankees have it all. >>> back after facing off against the fastest man in the world. >> the security guard. hart was denied access. the philly native explained he was tipsy when he tried to get on the stage. >> you see him trying to talk himself into that. >> to the the world's most giant security guard it looked like. he seemed to be in form as he raced usain bolt in the 1en had-meter dash. >> wait kevin hart beating usain bolt? here's the deal. he gave hart a 30-meter head start for this race. >>close,

. >> stephen: you had joe biden on a little while ago and his son bo had the same cancer your fatherents and his family came up together in politics. i have a cold heart on television and i never cry. it was a weird experience before christmas. my father was in the hospital and people didn't know at the time, ted kennedy, bo biden had glioblastoma. if he runs for president, i'm totally (bleep) because i love him and he's such a wonderful, warm man and i can call him at yon time when i'm feeling overwhelmed by cancer. i can't express what his support and love of him and his family has meant to me at this moment because cancer is scary and having someone like him who's been through so much tragedy to empathize and give his time especially because he's one of the most powerful people on the planet. >> stephen: he's a very kind and grounding figure. if you were to run in 2020 would you be a little democrat curious? >> i disagree with his politics, like, 75%, but i have cried to him on multiple occasions about cancer so i would have a very, very difficult time, and he's never talked crap

the same source told us heather hit ritchie sam bo ra while they were married.s important to point out last night's incident is the first time heather was arrested on charges of domestic violence. "e.t." has been on set with heather since the '80s. >> i'm just taking it as it comes. >> she was sammy jo on "dynasty" and bad girl amanda on "melrose place." >> that's enough. >> heather recently appeared on "fresh off the boat" and "too close to home". >> writing is one of the best things i've ever gotten to do. >> our source tells us locklear's family is urging her to get help adding last night was rock bottom fon heather ft. >> locklear is set to appear in court. more tragic news for the cosby father we have confirmed his daughter passed away in massachusetts after a long battle in kidney disease. this is the second time cosby lost a child. his son was murdered in 1997. >> moving on to celebrity exes makes headlines starting with jennifer aniston and justin theroux. justin wro justin broke his media silence. his life as gone to the dogs literally. he posted these

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. >>> this is the steps that a bo woman and her boyfriend took to remember a home lost in last fall's fires. laura grew up in this home in california, she and her boyfriend made a miniature model of their house. they captured just the right pitch of the roof and even lighting the interior. >>> more than 6,000 runners that took part in the half marathon in san francisco took out for a run. and the first runner across the finish line in just over 15 minutes. this was a chance for participants to get fit and support the community. >> i love getting healthy, go san francisco, go kiaiser. >> this year's charities include support for families of children with disabilities. >>> record warmth for another day, many cities today, well into the 70s, if not the lower 80s, and that warmth will continue tomorrow as well. live doppler 7 along with satellite, clear skies, high pressure is in control, it's bringing us the warm weather but unfortunately it's also bringing us the dry conditions. the picture outside, our live look at the east bay hills showing you the gorgeous after glow after the sun we

yesterday flu beers to bo allen. he was dressed very patriotically, but many people were still talking about his suit. his hair and beard stylist is married to a mummer. >> from his speech to his suit, he loved it. >> on a day passed at unforgettab unforgettable, he may have been the most unforgettable. he made this guy look like a genius. he booked jason kelce to be here signing autographs, didn't know on thursday he would become one of our all-time legacy cemented in forever. >> early on, he got beat up, he was so smalg, not right fl, not eagles any more. >> hungry dogs run faster. >> just like that, he became a forever favorite. kelce his broad street in a mummer suit. >> we'll have a chair for him every tuesday night. practice starts at 8:15. >> and we're told he will lead the avalon string band later this month. tickets to this event are sold out. you can meet corey clement tomorrow, in fact he took the snap from kelce on the famous philly special play. >> that is the hottest spot to be, it is packed in there. >

this -- schools must be protected enough to prevent abduction of innocent young, naive girls. 2009, booko haram's insurgency has claimed over 20,000 lives and displaced some 2.6 million people. >> in venezuela, nicolas maduro has sworn to consolidate his power by calling for earlier presidential -- earlier collections to coincide with the presidential vote. they may recall the presidential race -- unlikely to face any major challenges. throw developments could the future of the political opposition further into doubt. now for our series, focusing on poland. the citywe travel to of devils, poland, where -- of .avos, poland when communism ended, they felt like a new era had begun. the decade for struggle of democracy -- poland seems to increasingly slip away from western values. long gone are the days when the port city -- communism in poland. three decades ago. stanislav remembers when he joined the strike, led by the shipyard electrician who became the country's first democratically elected president. >> they wanted to see where he lived. there it is. >> stanislav often drives by y e h

. >>> this is the steps that a bo woman and her boyfriend took to remember a home lost in last fall'saura grew up in this home in california, she and her boyfriend made a miniature of their house. they captured just the right pitch of the roof and even lighting the interior. >>> more than 6,000 runners that took part in the half marathon in san francisco took out for a run. and the first runner across the finish line in just over 15 minutes. this was a chance for participants to get fit and support the community. >> i love getting healthy, san francisco, go kiaiser. >> this year's cha support for families of children with disabilities. >>> record warmth for another day, many cities today, well into the 70s, if not the lower 80s, and that warmth will continue tomorrow as well. live doppler 7 along with satellite, clear skies, high pressure is in control, it's bringing us the warm weather but unfortunately it's also bringing us the dry conditions. the picture outside, our live look at the east bay hills showing you the gorgeous after glow after the sun went down, barely a cloud in the s

you know i'm fully back to bo with a look at our main stories here on al-jazeera jacob zuma has resigned as south africa's president heeding orders from his ruling party the a.n.c. his departure ends almost nine years in power play spy scandal famine to miller reports from johannesburg a reluctant announcement.

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both of them have momodesto, bo accused in the murder of liz cuesta. who was found off of tesla road. unfortunately she passed away a couple hours later at a hospital but according to the alameda county sheriff's office she was first able to identify her killers. last night her friends party gathered to remember her at the great oaks skate park in san jose where she used to skateboard. her friends lit candles, they cried and told us what made her so special. >> she was a fighter and she is a warrior and i'm always going to admire that of her. always. >> her laugh. she had such a giggle laugh and she had these little tiny eyes and she'd laugh and her big old cheeks, just so funny. >> reporter: liz cuesta lived in san jose most of her life before moving to tracy last year with her parents and sister. a friend tells us she didn't like it out there. it's not clear what happened in the hours leading up to her death, what kind of relationship if any she had with the suspects. an alameda county sheriffs spokesman tells us that they were cuesta did get into th

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just twenty twenty past the hour here in moscow the king spain paid a visit to bos alone on sunday prompting both pro unity and pro independence demonstrators to take to the streets resulting in scuffles with the police. thank. you. it was king philip a visit to catalonia since the region's referendum on independence hundreds of people many carrying catalan flags got that in the city center where they were met by riot police and that rally carried on into the night with people chanting support for jailed cattle and leaders who were of course imprisoned off to the referendum vote last october which was deemed illegal by the spanish government and here's a quick look back at how spain's biggest political crisis in fourteen view has unfolded. i was i thank you thank you i thank them for here we decided to see the president vice president and other high ranking officials from the council on government a lick of i . made sure it remains firm in its position that the referendum was illegal warning that any attempt to an old great the exiled cattle and lead a huge amount would lead to the continuat

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happy with us today the king of spain paid a visit to bos alone on sunday prompting both pro unity and the pro independence demonstrators to hit the streets resulting in scuffles with the police. thank. the region's referendum on independence hundreds of people many. in the city center where they were met by riot police. into the night with people chanting support the jailed leaders who were in prison after the referendum vote last october which of course was deemed illegal by the spanish government here's a quick look back at how spain's biggest political crisis. unfolded. it was i was thankful thank you thank you who. has been pretty here we decided to set the president vice president and other high ranking officials in the council on government thank god thank you. i made sure it remains firm in its position that the referendum was illegal warning that any attempt to integrate the exiled cattle and leader carlos put them on would lead to the continuation of emergency rule by much red thomas hiring to an expert on catalonia says simply put people have had enough. what we're seeing he

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quarterback bo barington, and wide receiver kyle kalamari. yesterday, they honored the students, and everything they had been through. >>> there's a lot happening in pyeongchang with skiing, and ice skating. a marathon, where to qualify for a medal, you have to run 5 or 10 kilometers through the freezing cold shirtless. i don't know what that means. >> reporter: they say pyeongchang is the coldest spot in south korea. so what better place for a half naked road race? organizers call this the naked marathon. some of the participants look a little crazy. now in its 26th year, more than 1800 runners participated. to qualify for a medal, you have to run shirtless. either sprint for 5 kilometers, or push harder for the 10k race. gusting winds forced the olympics to postpone the alpine ski competition. but bone chilling temperatures can't stop these korean runners from this annual demonstration of winter madness. ivan watson, cnn, pyeongchang, south korea. >>> all right, for some of you, daylight today, throw another log on the fire. we've got a lot

. >> you break into the poor bo box? to steal money that is given by parishioners or church goers for the poor? and then some scum bag walks away with change, give me a break. so hopefully with the public's help we can get some direction as to who is responsible. >> according to police st. lawrence is equipped with camera and alarm and neither was working. >> more develops in the russian investigation. special counsel robert mueller has an sign indictment on tax fraud it's fraud leapt lopz for ukranian lobbying business. they pled guilty to money lawnd are egg and other charges. >> and a new mural to honor cook taivious today. a look at how the five story muriel will look on the universal institute charter school. 15 and the mural is expected to be finished this summer. >>> well, u.s. women's hockey team scores historic win on the ice at the winter olympics over can do to win the gold. >> that victory comes after the miracle on ice is inpie inpiering young hockey players in our area. alexandria hoff talked with some of t

i mean as far as the game goes, bro, i'm excited to see our bo boys. >> whatever it take eagles cornerbackwith a pre-game speech before the temple game. temple beat ucf. >> coming up tonight in the sports zone nhl trade deadline come up will the gm another player. dave isaac will weigh in and athletic meghan montgomery murrow joining me to give us the latest from phillies spring training tonight after the late news here on cbs3. jalen got them going today. >> winning is contagious. >> i tollly agree. thank you so much leslie. we appreciate that. >> stay with us everyone. still ahead tonight on "eyewitness news" a former first lady getting real about her life and her past at the white house when you can get your hands on the new memoir michelle obama is publishing. it's very very revealing. coming up next. >>> welcome back everyone. former first lady michelle obama is putting pen to paper for second book but this time she is working on a memoir. book titled becoming is scheduled for release on november 13th. publishers suggest the book will be about more than just experiences in the white h

>> bo of those things. you're seeing trump appointing a lot of judges and you're seeth g push for criminal justice reform in massce inction. they want to change this. that's part of the motivation for them running against judges. >> are you supporting them, endorsing the public defenders who are run >> yes, i am going to support their effort. again, this is about making su that people understand why it's important have ju both sides of the aisle. >> all right. san francisco public defender jeff adachi, thanks for coming in. >> thank you for havingme. >>> now to tech. the co-founder andhief architect of next door joins me. the san francisco company allows ighbors to create private networks on line to share information about thei communities. according to the company, more than 180,000 neighborhoods ftom the u.s. europe are using next door to share local content. kqed is a media rtner of doohe co-founder is with us now in the studio. welcome. thanksr having fe, th. about? did the idea come >> about seven year