>> so joining me now, barbara bowman, alleges she was raped by bill cosby. >> bowman tells her storynn. >> i have been speaking out publicly and trying to have this story believed and heard since 2004. >> rape allegation. >> now the media are finally picking up the story. >> allegations against bill cosby. >> the smithsonian where bill and his wife, camille, displaying their african art. >> this gives me no pleasure, mr. cosby. >> there have been serious allegations raised about you in recent days. you're shaking your head, no. i'm in the news business. i have to ask the question. do you have any response to those charges? shaking your head, no. >> the associated press also tries to get a response. >> i have to ask about your name coming up in the news recently regarding this comedian. >> no, we don't answer that. >> cosby berates the reporter for even bringing up the subject. >> and i would appreciate if it was scuttled. if you want to consider yourself to be serious, that it will not appear anywhere. >> it didn't play well, didn't look good for bill cosby. >> under mounting pressur

georges and bowman are recognized by animal add kay khasy for saving spiky's life. it's an honor st. georges takes in stride. the humble paramedic insists he's no hero. it's all in a day's work. >> there are 3,000 firefighters within the city of laejs and i don't think there's any one of them that would not have done what i did and i can really almost say that for any firefighter across the country. it's what we do. >> coming up. >> these are brutal people that just saw something and wanted it. >> two thugs want a surprise attack, leaving this bartender facing his own last call. >> that's when i saw the knife. >> when "caught on camera, heroes and villains" continues. at ally bank no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like mute buttons equal danger. ...that sound good? not being on this phone call sounds good. it's not muted. was that you jason? it was geoffrey! it was jason. it could've been brenda. a woman's body changes over 500 times a day, i he'sthere's a guy out there whose making a name for himself in a sport where your name and maybe a number

bowman looked towards the race and when he looked back he saw the bag unattended. moments later, it exploded. when he heard the second explosion, bowman testified, it clicked. i knew we were under attack. a day later from his hospital bed, bowman scribbled a note. i know what happened. he helped the fbi identify tamerlan tsarnaev dzhokhar's older brother. new video entered into evidence shows the immediate impact and heart of the devastation which has been described in emotional detail by the people who lived through it. inside the courtroom, jurors and others could be seen fighting back tears. tsarnaev sat slouched in his seat rarely turning to make eye contact with the witnesses he's accused of trying to kill. colton kilgore was cheering at the finish line when the first bomb exploded. he left his camera running, showing his extended family absorbing the brunt of the blast. 5-year-old noah calling out mommy, mommy, mommy, to rebecca gregory, who could not stand up. quote, my bones were literally laying next to me on the sidewalk testified the young mom. ball bear

so with bowman coming back the 49ers feel good they don't like to lose patrick willis one of the all time greats but they feel like they have some depth there to compensate for his efforts. >> matty, thank you. appreciate your great work all the time. one other note to tell you about. 49ers hit big in free agency today. picking up wide receiver torrey smith, agreeing to five-year $40 million deal. he ask expected to replace free agent michael crabtree in the lineup. that wraps it up for me here live at levi stadium. nbc bay area. raj, jessica back to you. >> a lot happening at 49ers stadium. thank you. >>> the odds of the next big one hitting california just went up. the new research tonight at 11:00 after "chicago fire."

in that instant, jeff bowman lost both legs. he remembered thinking this is how it's going to end. >> i had a great life. >> reporter: testifying in court, bowman recalled locking eyes with one of the bombers moments before the explosion. he wasn't watching the race. i thought it was weird. bowman later described tamerlan tsarnaev from his hospital bed, a major break. prosecutors showed jurors surveillance video of the second bombing they say shows tsarnaev placing the bomb and walking away. 8-year-old martin richard was killed. his father bill richard described that nightmare. i knew he wasn't going to make it. it was at that time i saw my son basically for the last time." mr. richard lost some hearing that day but he said i can still hear the beautiful voices of my family. while dzho tsarnaev seems deedee actived his trial is drawing emotion. >> i looked at you in the face and realized i wasn't afraid anymore. so now while you're sitting in solitary confinement awaiting the verdict on your life, i will be actually enjoying eve

bowman says i looked at him. he wasn't having fun.ced a bag on the street and told his friend maybe we should get out of here. moments later bowman said tamerlan disappeared and then the bomb went off. testimony will resume on monday. kris van cleave, cbs news, boston. >>> the defense has admitted tsarnaev's guilty but trying to spare his life. they say he was under the influence of his older brother. >>> the philadelphia police department is in mourning today after the deadly shooting of one of its own. officer robert wilson iii was shot in the head during an attempted robbery of a video game store in north philadelphia. two suspects are in custody. one with gunshot wounds. wilson was only 30 years old and the father of two young children. he was an eight year veteran of the force. >>> alsod a news this morning -- sad news this morning in new york. cardinal edward egan has died of cardiac arrest. he was 82. pope john paul ii appointed him to lead the archdiocese back in 2000. he held the post during the 9/11 toe or attacks and -- ter

i just thought it was weird, bowman testified. then the bomb went off.owman said he thought, this is it. this is how it's going to end. you know i've had a great life. laettnerter in the hospital he described the man to police. he took the stand over the trial's first two days. rebecca gregory testified wednesday, walking into court and onto the witness stand on a prosthetic leg. for the first time directly lylying the man both the prosecution say detonated the bomb, dzhokhar tsarnaev. >> at first i was adamant i didn't even want to sit near him. they almost made special arrangements that are closer to the judge and last minute i was like, no i'm going to sit exactly where the witness stand is supposed to be because i do not want to be afraid of him anymore. >> reporter: that's exactly what happened. gregory wrote in a viral facebook post that said it was a crazy step forward he needed all along, but she left the stand unsatisfied in one regard. >> i kept looking at him hoping i could catch his eyes one time. he would not look at me. not once. >> reporte

. >> bowman spent years as a research speaker. kids by name, and watched them grow up. >> i tried to reach the people i was dealing with, whether it be students or the parents in the community, and you just, you know, treat the kids give them respect in their programme. we'd play kick ball, we'd have races and, you know, i did double dutch and foursquare with the kids. you try to build a relationship. >> bowman said he lived in the area, spending time in the community, meeting people in the neighbourhoods. >> it's something activists say doesn't happen enough with mostly white officers living outside the city, policing a community which is mostly black. >> fast-forward to the latest from ferguson, where the justice department delivers a first look at the findings of its investigation to the leaders. in it evidence of the routine discrimination against black residents. force, profiling and racist jokes about president obama in official emails, more details spelentth on wednesday. >> next - when force meets focus. >> a new claim of

jeffrey bowman the one scene in the photo being rescued by the man in the cowboy hat, he was injuredduring the first bombing, the one that happened near the finish line. he says on that day he noticed someone later identified as tamerlan tsarnaev he stuck out in the crowd to him, wearing a black hat, black coat backpack wasn't with anyone wasn't watching the race bowman said when bowman later woke up at the hospital missing both legs he remembered that face right away he told police he knew what had happened. christine, john. >> so sad. thanks alexander, for that. >>> the family of michael brown is moving forward with plans for a wrongful death suit against officer darren wilson in the city of ferguson missouri. comes after a justice department report found widespread discrimination in the ferguson police department. but that report cleared officer wilson in the michael brown shooting. an attorney for the family says they disagree with that finding. >> officer darren wilson did not have to shoot and kill mike brown jr. in broad daylight in the manner that he did, that he had other op

anna we also heard fromover bowman. image around the world where he is wearing the employ cowboy hat. he said that when he was at the marathon before those blasts went off, he noticed someone who didn't seem to fit in. that man later identified as tamerlan tsarnaev. he said this man was acting oddly and wasn't having fun and wasn't enjoying himself like the rest of the crowd. he stuck out in that dark hat pulled down low a black jacket and black bag. when jeffrey woke up in the hospital he didn't have either of his legs but he remembered something and scribbled a note to a friend saying he knew what happened. soon investigators were there and he is one of the first victims to help them piece this together and to give them that really key description that led them to identify tamerlan tsarnaev in some of those surveillance pictures that they released in the after-math of the bombing. >> incredible. thank you. >>> coming up in our next hour we are going to actually hear from one of the survivors who testified in the last

the sensors are gone on the weekend and jason and bit too good at a fun time jason apple bowman bip robertsrthern california and nobody is in the ncaa tournament for monica the woods . 7 >>> the tv host candidate for what he said about the first lady. >> what is wrong with people? >> i don't know. >> unbelievable. >>> and then meanest tweets ever. >> how do you make obama's eyes light up in shine a flashlight in his ears. -- light up? shine a flashlight in his ears. that's good. >>> and the guy that wrote one of the tweets. >>> plus, i blew it. >> the lottery winner who can't get his million dollar check because he can't find the check. >>> and i quit. kathy griffin's shocking decision to leave fashion police after just serious complaints shows. >>> plus, he killed american sniper chris kyle. now his

. >> well, this is chris bowman do you not have mop. >> go right head. >> okay. fine on the 240g9 of january i'm surprised my - the secretary didn't get it is made out to tom nolan and ed reiskin and others as well as with the board of supervisors i read the 19 page review from the planning department what is called for an exception from ceqa that was complete based on traffic data and in mid-day and at 4 o'clock as people testified the draft is worse between 5 and 8 o'clock at night inform studies about those and that was years ago we have the two lanes of traffic going to polk street there's not going to franklin it is already jammed you're going to have c n mc a densification of housing under plan bay area both long polk and van ness none of those issues were taking into account the coalition of the san francisco neighborhoods asked for eir that has absolutely essential about you go forward you need to see the human impacts your only advisory committee called for environmental impact report before you go forward as to the impact of taking away thirty percent o

. >> and jeff bowman says he locked eyes with one of the bombers shortly before the blast. dzhokhar tsarnaev has reportedly shown no emotion in court. >>> harrison ford is expected to make a full recovery after yesterday's plane crash, he was threeing a vintage plane and they call his crash landed on a golf course beautifully executed by an experience pilot and he was near doctors that were playing on the golf course at the time and they helped him. >> stabilized his neck that is a common area of injury. >> he was able to speak and he expressed he was in pain, which was no surprise. he had a significant head wound. >> a smokes woman says that harrison ford was banged up but alert as he was rushed to ucla medical center. >>> several schools in lake side california were on lockdown after a woman made a threat, they did not specify what school and their worry turned to anger after a fellow parent was arrested for making the alleged threat. >> to know that somebody would pull something like this against children blows my mind and i hope whoever did or said what they said gets p

bowman remembers seeing the brothers before the explosion. yesterday tsarnaev's lawyers say he admitted to the attack. >>> los altos police officers are holding a meeting tonight to address recent burglaries. they say there were 118 burglaries last year which is up 50% from 2013. this year alone, there's been 36. officers say the thieves are looking for cash and jewelry. tonight's meeting is at 6:30 at the los altos youth center. >>> tonight the light display on the bay bridge will shine for the last time at least for now. the world's largest l.e.d. light sculpture has been glowing for two years. but tomorrow morning, the lights go out so caltrans can do maintenance on the cables. the lights will later come down and then be reinstalled early next year in time for the super bowl. >>> the 9ers beefed up their defense today by signing defensive end darnell docket. he signed a two-year, $7.5 million contract. docket is coming from the arizona cardinals where he spent the last 11 years. he missed all of the 2014 season with an acl injury. >>> it's

. >> right now the 49ers do have a fit with bowman playing the middle line backer the mike and wilhoitelaying the jack line backer where he played last season. so at least the guys are in the right positions, but now that depth that we talked about and the 49ers raved about is no longer there. >> onto oracle. doves and lakers with a chance to clinch a playoff berth. the visitors think haing around. jordan hill with a tough shot in the paint. tied at 95. finished with 26. next lakers possession. andrew bogut knocking the ball away on the defensive end. doves on the move. steph curry behind the back to iguodala for the two-hand flush. warriors go on to win it 108-105. they know they're in the postseason but no bubbly needed. >> it's not like baseball where if you win it all, you have like five different champagne celebrations like after you've clinched. win the first round, win the next round. doesn't work that way in the nba. but we're happy to be in. >> new major league baseball commissioner rob manfred appears to be picking up the torch in terms of the a's stadium issue. he addressed t

bowman noticed a bag on the street and told his friend, maybe we should get out of her. moments later he said tamerlan disappear and the bomb went off. law enforcement officers also took the stand. police officer lauren woods recalled how she tried in vain to stay boston marathon bombing boston student lindsey lu. she said, say strong. they plan to argue for life in prison instead of the death penalty saying he was under the influence of his older brother tamerlan who died in a police shoot-out. testimony is set to rae assume on monday. kris van cleave, cbs news, boston. >>> coming up on the "morning news," deadlocked jury. convicted killer jodie aryan escapes the death penalty thanks to a single holdout. we'll get reaction. this is the "cbs morning news." tant. is that really a thing? it sounds made up. mucinex fast max night time for multi-symptom relief. breathe easy. sleep easy. let's end this. what we eat and drink can stain our teeth. new colgate total lasting white mouthwash strengthens teeth and has an invisible shield that helps block stains like this. for a hea

if you look at the natural michael hendricks that might rifle what we saw with patrick willis and bowman phillies are playing preseason baseball. they played the yankees again today. two tom pa. miguel franco who probably won't make the team at the start of the season will be up at sometime gets single in the fifth inning. now, herrara scores but dom brown -- there's an error at third base. and you stay there. hey, hey genius, you stay there. and he's out at the plate. phillies however won the game flee-one. two-zero. it means absolutely -- wait a minute. wait a minute. phillies won. that's right. they tied yesterday. excuse me. they tied yesterday. so it was a tie. so they're still undefeated. not that it means anything. >> you know what numbers that do mean things the numbers this man has. >> all about the temperature as we go throughout the remain of the evening. by 10:00 o'clock when you're watching the fox 29 news at 10:00 after empire temperatures still above freezing except in the pocono mountains and then as we move toward midnight, we really start to see things changing over nor

bowman looked at his legs and could see flesh and bone. he told the court, this is how it's going to end. >> right before i walked in, wi us dreading it. >> reporter: for rebecca gregory, testifying provided comfort. she lie on the pavement after the second bomb exploded leaving her with a devastating injury to her left leg. she posted an open letter to tsarnaev on facebook. i have been truly scared of you and because of it fearful of what others might be capable of. >> what was going through your mind? >> when i walked into the courtroom and was able to look him in the face, i realized that fear was gone and i wasn't afraid and he became a nobody to me again. >> reporter: the trial resumes monday. it is moving faster than expected because the defense team has chosen not to cross-examinen most of the witnesses. norah? >> elaine, thank you. elaine will have continuing coverage of the trial on our 24-hour digital network cbsn. you can watch coverage any time on cbsn.cbsnews.com. >>> police say a palestinian driver rammed his car into a crowd

one of the lasting photos of the tragedy is of jeff bowman lost both legs in the bombing and recalled seeing tamerman tsarnaev. i looked at him. he wasn't having fun. then notice add bag on the street and told his friend, maybe we should get out of here. seconds later, he was knocked to the ground. bowman looked at his leg and could see flesh and bones and told the court, this is how it's going to end. >> right before i walked in i was dreading it. >> reporter: for rebecca gregory, testifies provided a sense of comfort. she lay on the pavement in agony after the second bomb exploded leaving her with a devastating injury to her left leg. the 27-year-old posted an open letter to dzhokhar tsarnaev on facebook. i have been truly scared of you and because of this fearful of everything else people might be capable of. >> what was going through your mind when you looked at him? >> when i walked into the courtroom and able to look him in the face i realized that fear was gone and i wasn't afraid, and he became a nobody to me again. >> reporter: the trial resumes monday. it is moving faster th

so with bowman coming back the 49ers feel good they don't like to lose patrick willis one of the all time greats but they feel like they have some depth there to compensate for his efforts. >> matty, thank you. appreciate your great work all the time. one other note to tell you about. 49ers hit big in free agency today. picking up wide receiver torrey smith, agreeing to five-year $40 million deal. he ask expected to replace free agent michael crabtree in the lineup. that wraps it up for me here live at levi stadium. nbc bay area. raj, jessica back to you. >> a lot happening at 49ers stadium. thank you. >>> the odds of the next big one hitting california just went up. the new research tonight at 11:00 after "chicago fire." >> rob, hopefully, less gloomy, more sunny. or more of the same? >> well, kind of gloom pooepy. but it would be nice if it would rain if it is going to be this muggy. part of tomorrow eforecast, showers in the mix, sun, clouds. but thursday and friday skies clear out. look at saturday there. close to 80 degrees in san jose. 70s in san francisco to start the weekend.

and jeff bowman lost both legs. expect more surveillance video photos and testimony from witnesses detailing the shootout and hunt for the tsarnaev brothers. they'll also talk about the point-blank shooting of m.i.t. officer sean collier. e-mails from his computer and apartment and messages written inside the wall and on the beams of the dry-docked boat where tsarnaev hid from police. some have expressed worry about the emotional toll the trial will have on these survivors. and for that rebecca gregory who lost a leg in the attack and testified in front of dzhokhar posted, today i looked at you right in the face and realized i wasn't afraid anymore. the trial is looking like it's moving faster than anticipated, and it will resume 9:00 tomorrow. >>> a tragic milestone in aviation history. it was one year ago today that malaysia airlines flight 370 vanished without a trace. we're going to tell you why the search for this doomed jetliner has only uncovered even more troubling questions. >> translator: i wish the author

remember, navorro bowman was hurt all last year. he is coming back. you got borland, wilhoite. so that is one position i think they can afford a loss. there's no replacing patrick willis but borland is good. >> something is going on with that team, man. >> a lot. >> thank you. >> read my blog. >> dennis, we'll see you in a little while. [ laughter ] >>> paul? >> yes. >> read dennis' blog. >> i want to try to get my forecast on dennis' blog. it's so wildly possible. do you have room for a forecast there, dennis? chance of rain. wonderful news we're talking about the rain getting here about 6 to 12 hours from now. not much but something. and more rainfall than we're going to see any other day for the rest of the week and likely next week, as well. morgan hill today ahead of the onshore flow really cranking up you hit 77. livermore 75. but oakland 65. and san francisco 63. you're seeing the rain build off to the north and west on kpix 5. hi-def doppler radar there it is much of it not hitting the ground but just a sign that finally things are changing a bit. we are desperate not o

that cleared the way for witnesses yesterday, ten of them, including jeff bowman who lost both legs ins pictured being wheeled away by the man in the cowboy hat. he said he locked eyes with one of the bombers and found it odd he wasn't watching the race. another victim said testifying against tsarnaev was empowering. >> i looked at what tried to destroy me and i have come out stronger because of it. >> gregory posted an emotional open letter to tsarnaev on-line calling him a coward. the trial resumes on monday. >>> we have more new details into the investigation of hillary clinton's private e-mail accounts. abc news learned that she violated two state department policies for all four years she served as secretary of state and two years after. one a policy requiring all private e-mails to be promptly turned over for archiving. clinton didn't turn hers over until two with years later. >>> breaking story overnight from detroit. a federal judge there has been shot during an attempted home invasion. police say u.s. district court judge terrence berg was taking out the trash when he was appr

jeffrey bowman went to the marathon to support his girlfriend, who was running.n tsarnaev in the crowd saying he didn't look like he was having fun. >>> in los angeles, four people have contracted a super bug at see sar cedar sinai medical center. one person has died from the underlying condition. this is the second outbreak of the bug in a month in l.a. >>> u.s. ambassador to south korea mark lippert says he's doing well and in great spirits after a bloody attack last night that left a gash across the diplomat's face and an injury to his wrist. the attacker told police he did it to protest u.s.-korean military drills that happened earlier this week. >>> secretary of state john kerry commenting now for the first time about the controversy surrounding hillary clinton's use of private e-mail while in office confirming today the state department has obtained her e-mails, saying this about his predecessor while traveling in saudi arabia. >> we are now in the process of appropriately reviewing those for public release, as we do for any document for public release. and

police department veteran frank jeola and justin bowman a double amputee, says he locked eyes with bomber tamerlan tsarnaev immediately before the explosion. his younger brother, dzhokhar tsarnaev is on trial for the crime. if convicted he could face the death penalty. >>> well veronica tracking our storm. how much more and for how long v.j.? >> maybe another 1 to 2 inches or just over 2 across southern maryland. that snow wrapping up between now and 7:00. what's next for us record cold tomorrow morning. if you don't like those windchills 5 to 15 hey, spring right around the corner. really. wait till you see the temperatures in our seven-day . >>> right now, first at 4, winter storm hitting hard all over our region this afternoon. >> and those inches are still piling up in places. we have team coverage right now. let's continue with storm team 4 meteorologist veronica johnson. so are we almost done? >> yes, we're almost done. >> is winter almost over? >> are we almost done with this storm or with winlter? we're done with everything. and boy, do i have something for you. i know you like it

bowman testified in court he'd seen a suspicious-looking man next to him.ed and white flag. when he turned the man's bag was on the ground but the man wearing aviators and a black hat was gone. a dai after the bombing from his hospital bed bauman scribbled a note. i saw the kid. i know what happened. he helped the fbi identify tamerlan tsarnaev dzhokhar's older brother. new video reveals the horror the images described in emotional detail by the people who lived through it. >> that's my sister. this is my brother. >> reporter: inside the courtroom, jurors and others could be seen fighting back tears. tsarnaev sat slouched in his seat, rarely turning to make eye contact with the witnesses he's accused of trying to kill. the prosecution is moving very quickly through their witnesses. tsarnaev's lawyers have barely cross-examined any of them. they have already acknowledged that it was him that zaedzhokhar tsarnaev should be held for the death and destruction. had their goal is to try to spare him from the death penalty. deborah feyerick, boston. >> as deborah

jeff bowman lost both of his legs in that attack. he says he locked eyes with tamerlan tsarnaev shortly before the blast. tamerlan later died in a shootout with police. his brother could get the death penalty if he is convicted. and the supreme court released its calendar for the rest of this term today and it will hear arguments over same-sex marriage coming up april lawyers on both sides will get 90 minutes to argue whether gay and lesbian couples have a constitutional right tory everywhere in the u.s. another hour will be devoted to whether states must recognize same sex unions performed in other states. a decision is expected sometime before july. >> after years of protest today, ringling brothers announced it will start phasing elephants out of its circus act. as rebecca cooper reports, the iconic symbols should be done by 2018. >> for decksades, ringling brothers headquarters was based here in washington. when the circus came to town the elephants paraded past the capitol. after years of complaints from animal rights activists,

who found itself coming into this organization and changing it they found patrick willis they found bowman great players and for me the hope is still there dealt with that can they do it together as a collective unit. they can actually get every ballot body and rally everybody including capernick because they do have the talent. >>gary: riding how are you doing otherwise is to look like you could play. >>: i just love watching gary and i know which are white says about you every day gary which your wife says about two >>gary: are you knocking me because i miss is the she's so young you can handle womanlike at cannes. >>gary: continued good luck ronnie lott get take you good luck for you >>gary: ronnie lott has his hands and a lot of charities around the bay area. the saw works in an and the great ronnie lott >>pam: this a showers on the way and will hear more from the nascent to see if that is real. but nassau vanessa.. vanessa bezic bulldog: you don't need superpowers to help someone. sometimes, all it takes is a warm heart and a cold nose. that's why mattress discounters good deed dogs i

the 24 year old was a very productive inside linebacker last year.filling in for willis and navorro bowman >>mark:and borland isn't the only player to leave the red and gold. >>mark:linebacker patrick willis retired. >>mark:running back frank gore took his talents to indianapolis. >>mark:guard mike iupati went to the division- rival cardinals. >>mark:cornerback chris culliver will play in washington. >>mark:and lineman dan skuta is going to jacksonville. >>mark:those are just some of the prominent positions the 49ers have to fill by this season. >>darya:happening now. >>darya:the polls are open in israel for what's seen as a crucial election. >>darya:the country could have a new government, or continue to be run by prime minister benjamin netanyahu-- who you see here voting. >>darya:netanyahu made a last- minute appeal to voters before today's parliament elections. saying a palestinian state would not be established under his watch. >>darya:final opinion polls released last week show his opponent-- isaac herzog of the zionist union-- leading by 4 seats. >>mark:still ahead on the kron 4 mor

estelle 70 degrees in livermore parry @ stationery bowman's moorings slowly to the south.und. and looks impressive when dealing with bars the the rain drops are actually evaporated before they even hit the surface. nonetheless i cannot rule out a strays branco long to wait corridor. from 11:00 p.m.. of and that win tracking and ice ridge of high pressure. but wait for this system to the north and west of boston move is bound to pick up this pressure moved off to the east. right along the california coastline and the clear skies first in the north bay club the tuesday afternoon as we head into tuesday night because it a band currently in place initially states from napa county down to the city for the most bars until 10:00 p.m.. the clouds will actually pull away from northwest to southeast and us from pensacola readings in the north bay area. the bill the caller for you in the north bay upper '40's. but before in this city 53 in redwood city. through the afternoon thrall lunchtime a breezy when will begin to go rest of ride out of the northwest in a bit warmer afternoon ju

the bowman city police department others they tell me they have to go through a whole lot of applications before they can get to a few people and i'm just wondering when you talk about 45,000 to fill how many positions? >> the class of 24 my understanding that's what i heard when i first came back. >> what are the main reasons? if you no? >> again this is more anecdotal than having the stats in front of me but primarily it's drug-related past or credit issues in the past. they are to the things that rule people up at one of the things we are doing now is with this accepted service we can bring people and that we may know that may have a good background and they can get into that pipeline picker to go through the polygraph and do the background check and all that so rather than waste a lot of time while people we don't know if they are going to make it through or not they can highlight those that we know we'll probably get through the process. >> thank you. >> i thank the gentleman. pursuant to clause b of committee rule mind we will use the next 60 minutes for an extended. macroquestion o

one survivor jeff bowman featured in a photograph seen around the world entered court on two prosthetic legs. his handwritten clues helped police identify the tsarnaev brothers. the 21-year-old pleaded not guilty but a his lawyer conceded in court, it was him. still they insist he was under the dominance of his older brother tamerlan. for rebecca, getting a chance to confront her accused bomber face-to-face has allowed her to overcome her fear. you wanted him to see you. snimted him to look in the eyes of the people he hurt that day. >> reporter: gregory lost her leg, but when the boston marathon is held next month, she's running. when you cross the finish line april 20th of this year what is that moment going to mean? >> that is me taking another piece of my life back. >> reporter: but with emotions so far and dzhokhar tsarnaev admitting his role in these terrible attacks, many are wondering whether the trial will help boston heal or cause more pain. for today, peter alexander, nbc news, boston. >> "today" legal analyst karen de soto has worked as a prosecutor and defense attorney. goo

bridget bowman tweeted out a lot more greek d.c. residents have showed up to sled on capitol hill. and members of congress have tweeted out what they are doing as snow continues to fall. are present of chris stewart says he is running in the snow. and the government made it close, but the snow didn't stop penciling of farmers and didn't stop our meeting this morning. his picture is of a capitol hill office building. tonight, former astronaut, including buzz aldrin, testifying on the teacher of the space program. -- testifying on the future of the space program. hearing also from a panel of executives, witnesses testified on space. it is chaired by congressman ted cruz. can see that at 8 p.m. eastern on c-span. also, justices will be meeting tomorrow to go over the challenge of the health care law subsidies. it will impact the 34 states that declined to begin their own health exchanges. the court plans to release the oral audio of the argument in the case tomorrow. you will be able to listen to it tomorrow night here on c-span starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern. the house appropriations

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then it karen bowman build me up smack dab in the middle.'ve been there and i been there for 18 years. it's sad that the room is divvied up with a hierarchy. radio -- i call radio the vassar child of white house reporting. it is tv, wires, then the newspapers, then magazines, then you go down the radio. there are a lot of radio folks on the second and third row. i'm proud to be one of that number. host: do take it personally when you are not called on? guest: oh yes. it is ego. if you have a question, but it's about your work, you have a question that may not be the same question that everyone else has. they could be asking isis or benghazi, or the e-mails, or netanyahu. i want to hear that, but you're not going to assess fairly about the nigerian girls, or the new labor fax that affect minorities. they're not been asked that. i'm going to cover that, but they're not ask those questions. host: on her twitter page, weighing in on this question -- modern presidents had handled race on a business as usual basis, in a word, poorly. our guest is

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do you think his and bowman has saved the internet for the future?hairman wheeler: i think that this is a much bigger issue, congressman. i think that the internet is the most powerful and pervasive thought form that has ever existed in the history of the planet. and that it has an impact on every aspect of our economy. and for that to exist without rules and without a referee -- representative walker: you testified that you do not feel obligated to follow the president's suggestion. my question is, what exactly was the president's suggestion? chairman wheeler: the present filed saying we should have title two. and we did not follow that suggestion. we did title two plus 706. he said we should not do interconnection, we did interconnection. he did not suggest that we should have the scope of forbearance that we had. representative walker: i am actually sort of getting towards your actions with him, when you said he suggested -- there was, what, nine or 10 trips to the white house? to remember which time it was suggested as far as there was disagreeme

jeff bowman recalled making eye contact with dzhokhar tsarnaev older brother tamerlan before the bombt watching the race. a thought it was weird. prosecutor showed jurors never before seen surveillance showing dzhokhar tsarnaev placing his backpack bomb and walking away. meanwhile, survivor rebecca gregory who lost her left leg, overwenned with support after posting a powerful letter to the accused bomber. >> because you can't handle the fact what you tried to destroy you only made stronger. >> reporter: one person, a stranger wrote. >> you, rebecca are an amazing unstoppable life-changing inspiration to all. these are strangers. >> that's a lot. i don't -- i don't feel like that. but i just feel like i am one of the beacons that god is using to inspire people. and if my words can do something like that for someone, then i would get blown up again tomorrow. >> reporter: peter alexander, nbc news, boston. >>> peter, thank you so very much. >>> secretary of state john kerry wraps up his dep makeiplomatic trip today one in iran. the european leader said this morning a good deal is at han

. >> kimberly dozer, maybe you can get congress bowman's microphone and move up a little bit.hanks. press the red button, yeah. >> two-part question on countering violent extremism. first of all, how do you keep the pressure on? and second of all, how do you deal with the fight over what to call the militants? on cve a number of people i spoke to who attended the meetings this past week said, great ideas, but the same ideas as before. and the moment the attention is gone, there's not enough money, there's not enough consistency. and in terms of calling them islamic militants versus criminal extremists, which are your arab partners that asked you to call them criminal extremists instead of the other? and how do you keep the republican comments about this from destroying your neutrality? >> i've got to say i sat through a big part of the meeting last week and then read the parts that i wasn't able to stay for. i learned a tremendous amount. from listening to people who had been confronting this problem in different places and different aspects of the problem around the world. an