senator booker: mr. meissner, have any of the sensational exciting drone things happening because of amazon? mr. misener: no, sir. sen. booker: we need to distinguish between commercial operations and private use. we have a problem with private use and i was happy to see my colleagues bring up private use. but the commercial use -- have you given permission and authority to fly over public spaces? ms. gilligan: no we have not. senator booker: we are slowing this country where innovation is going on overseas at an extraordinary pace and we are being left behind. mr. vanderwerff, thank you very much. you talk about the revolutionary impact allowing drones to be used could have on agriculture. those revolutions are happening overseas correct? now as we speak, our competitors are using the technology. is that correct? mr. vanderwerff: yes, sir. sen. booker: it is hard to believe the slowness with which this country is moving. if the actual aviation industry was regulated at the back of the time of the flight

booker: in section 333, what mr. vanderwerff had said about on a large farm, no people and no other aircraft in the area, can you understand that an exception might be worthy for an agricultural purpose for the risk of and in air collision where might be significantly, if not dramatically lower? i can imagine, mr. randall lord -- vanderwerff, that other countries are using other drones in agriculture. mr. vanderwerff: that is my understanding, yes. sen. booker: can you imagine the united states catching up to that? ms. gilligan: we might make the case for an exception, but we need to understand the other operations in the area. the u.s. has a very active general aviation community. we have a very active agricultural committee who has raised their own's concerns about the use of drones in the airspace they are operating as well. we do need to make sure what the risks are and that we are mitigating them properly. sen. booker: you just feel like the other countries like germany, france, new zealand -- they are all just

all right, booker, you can lay back on your bed there.ll come back around a bit later and finish the rest of your property. >> booker survives the initial search, but the narcotics dog is relentless. >> residue. >> this was where? >> under the box there. the one we just shook down, you know, that i told you about. >> you found the -- this was up under the box and had that residue smell on it? >> yeah, the dog alerting on it. >> and the sticker was up under that box, too? >> yes, sir. >> that's disciplinary action for a weapon. of course, he's going to claim he don't know nothing about it. i wish they were going to go through and charge him with it, let him defend himself in court. >> you can allow him to get dressed. 804's calling. go see what he wants. >> do you know anything about that? >> i'll come back and pick him up. >> hold on just a second. do you know anything about that? >> no, what is that? >> this was found underneath that locker box here. and they also pulled this out from under that locker box. that's what the dog was hittin

senator booker, how would you respond to that comment? mr. booker: we're entitled to different opinions, different conclusions from the facts but we should not be debating facts when we have them clearly before us. let's take a look at those facts. in 2011 the sentencing commission issued a comprehensive study about the mandatory minimum sentences. the study found that almost 55,000 people were in federal prisons and serving mandatory minimums for a drug crime. that was more than 50% of all federal drug offenders and more than a quarter -- 25% -- of all federal prisoners period. second the great majority of federal drug offenders do not use violence. let me say that one more time because it's very important. we're talking in this bill nonviolent offenders and the drait -- great majority of drug offenders do not use violence. data show that less than 1% of offenders use or threaten violence in committing their crime and no weapons no weapons were involved in more than 80% of drug cases. third, many of these those serving mandatory minimum drug

booker. towns back to booker. open three. trey lyles goes for it. can't control i. jim: that was a good example of their unselfish play. booker got it to the post and a better look to take his shot. verne: chievous, jumper. rattled it in. jim: the interesting part to me vernon, we've spoken about it guys at the ncaa level a college level are just not used to turning on the perimeter and having this many tall guys to come out and really attack you on the perimeter and then can retreat if you go by them. they have one guy who is about seven feet tall and they let the other two taller guys in the front line go after people. verne: ulis answered a three with a three. here's chievous. 73-47. chievous has 22. he's actually a graduate student. [whistle] out of chicago. jim, take a look at him. jim: he's limping a little bit right there. but look at the action. he's not really concerned who's in there looking to block a shot. he comes out limping after that one again this guy has really put a courageous effort in the last verne: he began his collegiate career in knoxville p

booker. towns back to booker. open three. trey lyles goes for it. can't control i. jim: that was a good example of their unselfish play. booker got it to the post and a better look to take his shot. verne: chievous, jumper. rattled it in. jim: the interesting part to me vernon, we've spoken about it guys at the ncaa level a college level are just not used to turning on the perimeter and having this many tall guys to come out and really attack you on the perimeter and then can retreat if you go by them. they have one guy who is about seven feet tall and they let the other two taller guys in the front line go after people. verne: ulis answered a three with a three. here's chievous. 73-47. chievous has 22. he's actually a graduate student. [whistle] out of chicago. jim, take a look at him. jim: he's limping a little bit right there. but look at the action. he's not really concerned who's in there looking to block a shot. he comes out limping after that one again this guy has really put a courageous effort in the last 10 games. verne: he began his collegiate career in k

about a reunion. >> booker said excited you are all coming back on. look forward to watching x files 2015. that's your morning dish of scrambled politics. >> in washington i'm joined by a reporter for the hill. great to see you, kevin. >> happy friday. >> ncaa. i know we're talking politics but also basketball. the group is just a little nervous ahead of next week's final four in indianapolis. and that's because businesses could now turn away gays and lesbians. >> this is obviously part of a larger debate in our country. but sport supporters say it protects religious freedom but it could allow businesses to turn away folks who are gay. and so you know this is coming under a lot of scrutiny as the final four tournament and march madness is underway and a lot of athletes are weighing in including jason colins on twitter but indianapolis has a huge convention industry and a large convention just pulled out. that brings $50 million to the city 'loan. from a business land point this is getting a lot of attention. >> it could damage the reputation of the ci

colleagues like chris coons of connecticut and cory booker in new jersey.y of our policy proposals are part of it at all. particularly when it comes to higher education. you'll read about how i'm working with mark warner to make higher education more affordable how i'm working with cory booker to provide more access to wi-fi and internet especially in disadvantaged neighborhoods. these are important initiatives as well. they are not easy to put on a bumper sticker. they don't win a lot of elections but they are critical to the future of our country. so we still have time and space and we should debate the issues we disagree on but i hope we can come together and cooperate on the essential issues of our time because what we have before us is an extraordinary opportunity and that is to usher in the most prosperous era in all of our history. and that's saying a lot for a country with a history like ours. i appreciate you being here tonight and i look forward to talking to you in person more. thank you for this opportunity to allowing me to address the book. th

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i think it was well said by senator booker. and that is that -- that the technology can't be successful if it's hampered by regulations, overburdensome, time-consuming approval process. and that's the complaint i'm hearing today. i guess i'd ask ms. gilligan this question. there's no doubt there's privacy issues that you guys have to overcome. and i give you credit for the hard work that it's going to take to overcome that. but these first steps of just testing have become very, very restrictive. and i believe it will destroy a lot of companies and a lot of people from using some of these test sites and devoting the kind of resources that will be necessary. i guess my question to begin with would be quite simple. if the faa weren't required by law to begin work on integrating drones into the national air space, would the agency be working on it at all? >> yes, sir. we have applicants who come in who want to fully certify their vehicles and those are under way in our los angeles office. and we building what are the set of standa

but younger politicians like ryan paul and cory booker and cresting kg know that this about is gonna be remembered for a long time and is in something they need to get right if they value their careers. i hope to see increasing numbers of candidates and elected officials coming to an understandable we believe to be true. >>reporter: those senators are expected to lay off that piece of legislation tomorrow on wednesday was still have to be approved by the senate. >>grant: tonight the searches on four missing one year-old boy and his father. police say that the father is armed and dangerous. jade is santiago was last seen around 1:30 a.m. this morning in san pedro section of loss angeles county. police say his dad geobotany santiago in reggae went to his ex- girlfriend sal's early this morning and stabbed her new boyfriend. they say he then took off with j and and has not been seen since. santiago enrage get as a context in this state of washington and as mexico. this bad man is 5 ft. 8 in. tall and weighs about 200 lbs. he was last seen driving a 2006 gray nissan also mahon. >>pam: a

colleagues like chris coons of connecticut and cory booker in new jersey. many of our policy proposals are part of it at all. particularly when it comes to higher education. you'll read about how i'm working with mark warner to make higher education more affordable how i'm working with cory booker to provide more access to wi-fi and internet especially in disadvantaged neighborhoods. these are important initiatives as well. they are not easy to put on a bumper sticker. they don't win a lot of elections but they are critical to the future of our country. so we still have time and space and we should debate the issues we disagree on but i hope we can come together and cooperate on the essential issues of our time because what we have before us is an extraordinary opportunity and that is to usher in the most prosperous era in all of our history. and that's saying a lot for a country with a history like ours. i appreciate you being here tonight and i his life and political career. he recently wrote a book a life in politics from the great society to same-sex ma

booker and i put together a bill, called the redeem act. it takes these minor felonies, mostly drug possession and says, if you have been punished, out of jail, he paid your debts to society, and a certain amount of time, you should be able to get rid of your records. we are talking about nonviolent crimes. in the bill also, that i have with cory booker, and gets rid of solitary confinement for teenagers. why we're putting teenagers in solitary confinement, i don't know. i can tell you one story that horrified me, in the new york times, a few weeks ago. a black man, teenager from the bronx, he was picked up for doing a crime. i don't know if you did the crime are not, but it was a crime that he was sent to writers for three years, -- he was sent to rikers for three years in solitary confinement. three years in prison and he was never tried. these people not heard about the six amendment? a speedy trial. he tried to commit suicide three times. i don't know what happened to him and rikers, but it certainly wasn't good, fair. -- it wasn't fair

colleagues like chris coons of connecticut and cory booker in new jersey. many of our policy proposals are part of it at all. particularly when it comes to higher education. you'll read about how i'm working with mark warner to make higher education more affordable how i'm working with cory booker to provide more access to wi-fi and internet especially in disadvantaged neighborhoods. these are important initiatives as well. they are not easy to put on a bumper sticker. they don't win a lot of elections but they are critical to the future of our country. so we still have time and space and we should debate the issues we disagree on but i hope we can come together and cooperate on the essential issues of our time because what we have before us is an extraordinary opportunity and that is to usher in the most prosperous era in all of our history. and that's saying a lot for a country with a history like ours. i appreciate you being here tonight and i look forward to his life and political career. he recently wrote a book a life in politics from the great societ

i think it was well said by senator booker. and that is that -- that the technology can't be successful if it's hampered by regulations, overburdensome, time-consuming approval process. and that's the complaint i'm hearing today. i guess i'd ask ms. gilligan this question. there's no doubt there's privacy issues that you guys have to overcome. but these first steps of just testing have become very very restrictive. and i believe it will destroy a lot of companies and a lot of people from using some of these test sites and devoting the kind of resources that will be necessary. i guess my question to begin with would be quite simple. if the faa weren't required by law to begin work on integrating drones into the national air space, would the agency be working on it at all? >> yes, sir. we have applicants who come in who want to fully certify their vehicles and we are building what are the set of standards that those vehicles need to meet. we have an exemption process that anyone could have applied for to authorize operations in t

she also interviewed cory booker of new jersey using the same technology. this technology is the newest way to live stream video from your cell phone to the world if is sort of frighteningly easy fast, and free to the user and it has freaked out most of the political establishment. joining us now is kaci hunt great to see you b with thank you for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> how do you get josh ernst to be interviewed like that with completely live no take backs. it was pretty casual. i was at the white house briefing on monday. i meerkated a little of it. people felt like i was providing a public service. i said do you want to do an interview on this new thing called meerkat and he said i think we're interested. and we said let's try something new, let's get outside of the box a little bit talk about what the white house has done with social media and other implications that surround it. my thanks to josh for being game for something new, and we weren't sure how it would pan out. we had to make sure we could get a recording of it. we had about 3

colleagues line booker of new jersey and coons of massachusetts. many of the partisan proposals are not partisan at all. particularly with higher education. you would see how i am working with mike warner to make it more affordable and working with booker to get more wi-fi access. these are not easy to put on a bumper sticker and don't win a lot of electrics for you but they are critical to the future of the country. we should debate issues we have disagreements on but i hope we can come together and talk about the problems of our time. we have an opportunity before us and that is to usher in the most prosperous era in history of the country. and that is saying a lot. i look forward to talking to you in person more and thank you for the opportunity you have given me to address the book. thank you. [applause] >> booktv is on twitter. follow us for publishing news schedule updates, author information and to talk directly are authors during live programs. twitter.com/booktv. and you are watching booktv on c-span2. tonight at 7:45 p.m. eastern, harie t

i see the chairman benchpress mother wants to take them off. >> thank you senator booker. deferred that one from the record. we have senator daines up next. snack that's quite a statement from senator booker. >> my background was 12 years in technology and cloud computing part of start up we took public and we were part of their freewheeling wild west of the internet and to see what that does for value creation and jobs. i am one that believes in speed up like commerce and i'm just hoping the only constraints we will see in this incredible story of the internet is technology constraints but not regulatory constraints. it just gives me pause and i have great respect for my friends across the aisle here and some of the points demonstrated that the capital markets in move with these announcements and ceos are saying things are going to be okay and his companies. i'm more concerned about where this goes long term. there've been a lot of hearings in washington and i go back and minister the record says what began as perhaps well-intended and good ideas turned into overreach. i'

senator cory booker was here. federal monday -- money to fund a possible urban light rail extension. obviously sen. senator bob menendez is facing federal corruption charges. he has not been handed the charges yet, but the justice department announced they are planning on bringing charges against him. he felt that the charges were retaliation by pres. president obama because he opposed the president on his grand policy. >> that is the only thing i we will say about this issue. >> sen. menendez did not seem worried about the pending charges. i asked senator rucker what he felt. >> what are your thoughts? >> i don't know i don't know what happened yet no charges, only speculation and rumor. >> we will wait to see if the justice department hands down those charges. in the meantime for sen. bob menendez senator bob menendez it is business as usual. you can follow this on twitter @chasingsibile and the show @chasingnews. bill: former host got himself in all kinds of hot water for these unbelievable texts that he was se

none other than booker t. washington remembers in his classical autobiography how when the war close, the day of freedom came up. the u.s. army officer belatedly read the emancipation proclamation, announcing that lee's surrender had brought of deliverance. we also have is a source for accessing african-americans a remarkable set of interviews conducted in the 1930's by a new deal agency to works progress administration. these were interviews conducted with men and women who had been alive in the time of slavery. there were quite elderly at this point in the 1930's. they have been usually children in the days before the civil war. more than 2000 have left this remarkable testimony about slavery. it's all available on the website of the library of congress. appomattox echo reminiscences like booker t. washington's. they remembered slaves in virginia burst into spontaneous song when they learned that lee had raised the white flag. at that moment, they knew they were free. slaves far away from events at appomatto

booker's appearance comes days have the announcement that camden will be turning over leadership of five of the most struggling schools to charter organizations, come september. >>> the montgomery county commissioner will hold a series of six town hall meetings, beginning tonight. leaders say that the gallonnering is called conversation was your commissioners and will offer county residents a chance to discuss wide range of subjects with the commissioners. this meeting will be held at the the library any lower merion in bryn mawr. it is five south bryn mawr avenue and it will begin at 7:00. >>> giants food is following through on its commitment to alleviate hung's cross our area grocery chain is donating a thousand hams to food banks as part of the meet the need program. the food bank of delaware ace machining recipient and will get 200 hams very timely with the easter hams a traditional food. >>> 4:35. young boy battling a rare disorder and not letting it stop him from reaching his goals. coming up how the eight year-old got the surprise of his life. >>> plus also, television streaming

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you will read about how i am working with corey booker to provide more axis to wi-fi and internet platforms, especially in disadvantaged neighborhoods. these are these are important initiatives, not easy to put on a bumper sticker don't win a lot of elections, but they are critical to the future of our country. we still we still have time and space and should debate the issues but i hope we can come together and cooperate on the essential issues of our time because will we what we have before us is an extraordinary opportunity to usher in the most prosperous era and all of history and that is saying a lot for a country with a history like ours. i appreciate you being here and look forward to talking to you in person more and thank you for this opportunity you have given me to address the book. thank you. [applause] >> is there a nonfiction author or book you would like to see featured on book tv? send us an e-mail. >> april 467 in new york city speaking at the riverside church in manhattan giving a speech called beyond vietnam. in that speech king calls america the greatest purveyor of viol

i don't want to tick him off. >> thank you, senator booker. we have senator danes up next. >> i'm not cory gardner. good to it be up here. my background was 12 years in technology, cloud computing we were part of the free-wielding wild west of the internet and seeing what that does for innovation and value creation in america here. i believe speed of light commerce and i'm just hoping that the only constraints that we'll see in this incredible story that's called the internet is technology constraints. but not regulatory constraints. so i -- it just gives me pause. i heard -- i have great respect for my friends across the aisle here about -- and some of the proof points they've demonstrated in terms of the capital markets didn't move with these announcements, ceos are saying things are going to be okay in some of these companies. i'm more concerned where this all goes long term. there have been a lot of hearings in washington. history with the records what began as perhaps well intended and good idea turned into overreach. i've not seen many f

i don't want to tick him off >> thank you, senator booker. >> that's quite a statement from senator booker, too. >> i'm not cory gardner. i just got moved up from the kiddie table here. it's good to be up here. my background was 12 years in technology cloud commuting, we took public and we were part of the free wheeling wild west of the internet and see what does that for innovation and value creation here in american jobs. i'm up with that believes unconstrained innovation, speed of light commerce, and i'm just hoping that the only constraint that we'll see in this incredible story with what's going on with the internet is technology constraints, but not regulatory constraints. so it just gives me pause. and i heard you know, i have great respect for my friends across the aisle here and some of the proof points i've demonstrated in terms of the capital markets didn't move with these announcements. the ceos saying things will be okay with some of these companies. i'm more concerned about where this all goes long-term. there have been a lot of hearings in washington. what's began is well in

i don't want to tick him off >> thank you, senator booker. >> that's quite a statement from senator bookeroo. >> i'm not cory gardner. i just got moved up from the kiddie table here. it's good to be up here. my background was 12 years in technology cloud commuting, we took public and we were part of the free wheeling wild west of the internet and see what does that for innovation and value creation here in american jobs. i'm up with that believes unconstrained innovation, speed of light commerce, and i'm just hoping that the only constraint that we'll see in this incredible story with what's going on with the internet is technology constraints, but not regulatory constraints. so it just gives me pause. and i heard, you know, i have great respect for my friends across the aisle here, and some of the proof points i've demonstrated in terms of the capital markets didn't move with these announcements. the ceos saying things will be okay with some of these companies. i'm more concerned about where this all goes long-term. there have been a lot of hearings in washington. what's began is well int

colleagues like chris coons of connecticut and cory booker of new jersey. many of our policy proposals are part of it at all particularly when it comes to higher education that you will read about how important it is to make higher education more affordable and working with cory booker to provide access to wi-fi and internet platforms especially in hispanic neighborhoods. these are important initiatives and they are not easy to put on a bumper sticker. i am won a lot of elections but they are critical to the future of our country. we still have time and space and we should debate the issues we disagree on but i hope you can come together and incorporate on the essential issues of our time because what we have before us is an extraordinary opportunity and that is to usher in the most prosperous era and all of our history and that is saying a lot for history of a country that i appreciate you being here tonight and i look forward to talking to you in person and thank you for this opportunity to address you. thank you. [applause] [applause] >> in 2008 i got a

there are three words you want to get out to all democrats whose boners are on the bookers -- whose phoneumbers are on the books. the talking point memo appears to be missed by james carville and james mccaskill. jame: you wonder why the government is not following this, they know where it is. it is something she did which was legal. i suspect she did not want people going through her e-mails. it seems like a reasonable position for someone to take. just like everything else before it, it amounts to nothing but a bunch of people flapping their jaws about nothing. >> i think she assumed what was supposed to be public would be public and what was her own personal stuff was not going to be public. i think she might have been too focused on the latter part of that. there should be some thoughts about whoever was making the decision to have some kind of credible shine of independent. john: claire mccaskill says an independent person should have done it and james carville thinks she would've held the e-mails. there is also not great news about hillary clinton in a new cnn poll. 51% say her e-ma

are finally where maybe politically for the first time you see both republicans and democrats, cory bookerand paul, both saying this has got to stop. john: and it is -- a lot of people have referred to the mass incarceration of especially black males. the number in prison if higher than any place in the world except south africa. some people refer to it as the new jim crow. marc: in 1980, there were 41,000 inmates on drug charges. today there is over 500,000. this is the new struggle. eddie ellis, who was in the atticq uprising once said, the story of the african-american male is from the plantations to the projects to the prisons. the fact that we have imprisoned so many and that our schools fail, and then where do they go to learn? prison. i think this is the new civil rights movement. it's hard to believe, but sometimes the people who have lived it have the most credibility in talking to others at risk of why they should change. john: although change is going to be hard in this area, it has reached the top of the pop-culture pyramid. this is something we are talking about from the stage

. >> reporter: senators cory booker and marco rubio introduced the act -- [ inaudible ] >> we're ensuring the safety needs of the auto industry will be met while also giving more opportunities for more innovation, more job creation. >> reporter: the bill has bipartisan supporters in congress and would require the fcc to evaluate if wi-fi and v2v can company inexpies. dr. peter swetman has been working on the technology for five years and is asking congress not to pass the bill fearing it marks open season on v2v's bandwight. >> our concern is -- band wit. v2v could be standard in cars in a few years but sweatman worries the wi-fi sharing bill could expand that. >>> wusa9 is proud to -- proud to announce a brand new partnership with the "washington post." starting today our video, stories and links to more content will appear on the post website. and "washington post" video and photography will appear on our newscast and websites. the station manager and news director says, we believe this will extend our brand and improve the overall quality of our product on television and online. >>> wi

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later today senators rand paul cory booker and others with introduce a medical marijuana bill.e kentucky republican and two democrats are spearheading a push to legalize medical marijuana under federal law. >> wisconsin governor signed a right to work bill into law yesterday. president obama wasn't happy about that. saying in part it's an inexcusable that over the past several years there's been an assault on unions led they powerful interests and their allies in government. >> i'm joined in the studio by best selling author ellis hennigan. it's a good morning for a lot of us but maybe not for some of those two signed the all right. >> astounding is the word i would use. the notion. >> is this cunning or is it way out of line because look at the daily news. calling them traitors. >> yes, and i'm slow to use the t word but i have to tell you it's almost unheard of in american politics for congressional people to go behind the back of the president and make an effort to communicate directly to undermine the negotiating power in a highly delicate situation. i'm shaking my head. i

senators bob menendez and corey booker plan to be there this afternoon.d to the obama administration's plan for offshore oil and gas drilling. they say the consequences of a possible oil spill near the jersey shore could be catastrophic. >>> the plans call for 160 homes to be built along beaver valley road in concord township. the group save the valley is fighting to keep the land preserve as open space. they were supposed to vote on it last week but postponed it until tonight. >>> some are not happy with plans for an old school. a drug addiction treatment company is planning to open a rehab center on the site. bancroft announced last year it was moving to a new home and selling to the highest bidder. the founder of the group opposed to the plan said the rehab center is inappropriate for the area. >>> from our delaware bureau you may have to go outside to puff on e-cigarettes. they are adding them to the clean indoor air act. it makes smoking illegal indoors. >>> the philadelphia police department is looking for more hispanic candidates to meet the growin

second half, devon booker, carl anthony town for the dunk and the wildcats win 84-67. so they stay unbeaten with a 29- 0 record with two regular season games left. fans of 11th ranked wichita state excited for their game. first half, shockers up 21-20. baker led the shockers. final minute, 70-60. cotton throws down the jam, wichita state wins, clinching their second straight missouri valley conference title. >>> well in the nba, warriors backup center has been suspended for tomorrow's game at boston for this incident with toronto's tyler hansboro. golden state was planning on sitting center, but suspended, he may have to play. >>> well one of the biggest story lines for the giants this season as they try to defend their title is a big loss of third baseman, pablo sanduval. santa cruz, casey mcgee, who is playing for his sixth major league team. in 2013, he won a title while playing in japan with the golden eagles, which was the epicenter. but mcgee says he was never worried about playing in the devastated area. >>> part of it was me being naive, not realizing how bad t

second half, devon booker for the dunk and the wildcats win 84-67 to stay unbeaten 29-0 with two regular season games left. >>> fans of 11th ranked wichita state excited for their game against northern iowa. first half, shockers up 21-20. ron baker puts the layup. baker led with 17. final minute now. 70-60. cotton throws down the jam. wichita state wins clinching their second straight missouri valley conference title. now to the nba. warriors backup center has been suspended for tomorrow's game at boston. for this incident with toronto last night. golden state was planning on sitting center, andrew, but he may have to play. one of the biggest story lines as they try to disban their world series title is a big loss of third baseman, pablo sanduval. casey mcgee is playing for his sixth mayor league team. in 2013, he won a title while playing in japan with the golden eagles. which was the epicenter of the 2011 earthquake and tsunami. mcgee was never worried about playing in the devastated area. >> part of it was probably me be naive, not knowing how bad the situation had been over there. on

senators cory booker, rand paul, and kirsten gillibrand will outline their legislation. they say it is the first ever proposed bill in the senate to legalize pot for a medical issue. erica? >>> mike, it is definitely still raining out here. that's not going to stop until at least tomorrow morning. we'll track the rain for you with 9 nut cast. -- 9 futurecast. we're also looking at a bump up in temperature >>> let's go back to our breaking news. a biodiesel spill on i-95 right near the intercounty connector shut down the southbound lanes. stephanie ramirez is live the at the scene with what she knows so far. steph? >> reporter: if you know anyone traveling, you want to tell them to avoid i-95. we're at an overpass. i'm show you the accident there this overpass here. the lanes still blocked. that cleanup effort still under way. you can see there are blue drums there. i know, mike, you got to talk to paul gomez about the cleanup effort. they're trying to fill those with the biodiesel fuel now. if you saw the helicopter video, you saw what looked like miles and miles of traf

karl-anthony towns find devin booker crosscourt. he splashes that three.aron harrison steps into the passing lane. gentle throw-down and the kentucky wildcats off and rolling towards 31-0 on the regular season. >> greg: after kentucky's perfect regular season coach john calipari telling the media "you're not going to ruin my day, dudes." >> there will be some stuff written and said. i want to tell you all, no one will steal my joy. if you want to attack what we're doing, if you want to be nasty about it have at it. you're not stealing my joy. coaching this team with these kind of kids you're not stealing my joy. [laughter] >> greg: this is just a guess on my part but i don't think anybody is going to be able to steal john calipari's joy. >> seth: i want to know who he's listening to. i know people are going to take shots at him here and there but most quarters in the media and everybody around the country is praising the job he's done with his team the way they play their unselfishness, their teamwork i would tell him ignore the detractors and be joyful. >

karl-anthony towns find devin booker crosscourt. he splashes that three.aron harrison steps into the passing lane. gentle throw-down and the kentucky wildcats off and rolling towards 31-0 on the regular season. >> greg: after kentucky's perfect regular season coach john calipari telling the media "you're not going to ruin my day, dudes." >> there will be some stuff written and said. i want to tell you all, no one will steal my joy. if you want to attack what we're doing, if you want to be nasty about it have at it. you're not stealing my joy. coaching this team with these kind of kids you're not stealing my joy. [laughter] >> greg: this is just a guess on my part but i don't think anybody is going to be able to steal john calipari's joy. >> seth: i want to know who he's listening to. i know people are going to take shots at him here and there but most quarters in the media and everybody around the country is praising the job he's done with his team the way they play their unselfishness, their teamwork i would tell him ignore the detractors and be joyful. >

well as an ewaste recycling program and he has that idea and then, also, and i am excited about what booker t washington is doing to develop the property for emancipated foster use and i am excited and i just want to give out a shout out to hanabal williams and rogers who are instrumental in community development in the neighborhood. >> thanks. >> thank you very much. >> next speaker please. >> address the signs of geography to define the nature need of a safety security force not with the production and labor and exchange for basic needs. and united field effort to resolve conflicting movements, and understanding evolution and periodic table of elements, and nature's feeding upon itself. and to corroborate the need to answer an inability of the state to orient to the community cooperative and collective public ownership of production and labor, human animal brain is a physical crem cal, and constructing the vocab of words and actions to resolve as in housing and human rights. and the food and ingesting and it is the need and the commodity and value exchange and based to the capitol currenc

it has burp support being sponsored by death penalties like cory booker of new jersey and republican rand paul from kentucky. >>> time now for the weather from across the nation. a rainy day from new orleans to nashville. showers elsewhere in the south and moving into the mid-atlantic. springlike weather in the midwest with temperatures 20 degrees above normal. mostly dry there and in the west. >> yeah spring-like we're talking now, high of 61 69 in kansas city chicago and detroit will reach into the 50s and 60s and 80s for both miami and l.a. >>> still ahead, the apple watch, the cost the release date and what will be able to do. >>> a 2-year-old snatched from the street in the arms of an abductor. you are seeing it there caught on camera. >>> collision course two ships smashing into each other in a busy american channel. the environmental concerns this morning. >>> okay we have a date we now know the apple watch goes on sale april 24th. how much it will cost prices start at $350 with the right wristband and finish could run up to $17,000. that version will only be sold at high-end