frederick brown, one of john brown sons, was very physically strong. young man in his twenties, but he had a seizure disorder. he'd have debilitating headaches, and they could be brought on stress. and there's nothing more stressful than a battle. john brown knew that, and he was worried that if frederick was up on the firing line with, his brothers and his father, he might go into a seizure. and if he did, what was john brown to do? stop the battle to help his son, to keep his son from dying or to let his son and keep the battle going to avoid that he had left frederick back over the crest of the hill behind them, taking care of their horses but not too long after pat's horses began dying, there was a commotion. the creek brown looked up and there was frederick on one of his brother's horses, who rode down from the crest of the hill out into the area where men had just been firing at each other, waving a saber over his head, shouting, father, we have them surrounded and have cut off their lines of communication and rode off. pete thought frederick was

captain with amy brown. now, thankfully, amy is not here tonight because if was here, she's much more charming to me. you all would have no time for me. you would ask me to take a seat in the front row, and we'll have amy talk. but as a teaser to those who? who do want to get into this, amy has, a chapter that she wrote all on her own and then the rest of the book is asked kind of writing and telling our story. so this is coauthored by my wife, amy brown. but with let's just jump into the to the prolog here. starts off you're invincible. his voice came through clearly on my little cell phone even though he was on the other side of the world. i slowly paced in the gravel circle of the motor pool, grateful that the sun was low enough in the sky that i could step away from shade of our small combat outpost where the other guys were winding down. i grant, i don't know about that, brother. it was the first chance i'd had to touch base with daniel in a weeks. my younger brother and best friend daniel was following

with that i turn it back over to shontel brown. ms. brown: thanks. good morning, everyone. i'm congresswoman shontel brown of ohio's 119 quongal district. i want to let folks know i am the daughter of parents who are seniors. the proud aunt of six, great aunt of two. my siblings, one has a childcare center and one is an aspiring entrepreneur, but also a labor union worker. i say all that because i think it's important to know who we are and how these policies are impacting people across the country. i am proud to be here with my women's caucus colleagues to call out donald trump and elon musk and their all out assault on women and families across america. so what's really going on here? they claim that all of this chaos and confusion is about finding waste, fraud, and abuse. elon musk isn't finding waste, he's blocking spending he doesn't personally agree with. elon musk isn't finding fraud, he is recklessly assessing sensitive payment systems and our personal data. elon musk isn't finding abuse, he's blatantly breaking laws with no transparency or accountability. dare i wo

so the cop told brown he had to go. sandy went inside, i was told by the security guard that they were loading-- hauling stuff up out of the house. keith morrison: meaning people working for the binion's were taking things away without her permission. she was upset, she said. how dare they. so sandy called rick tabish. i get the phone call from her. she's concerned about what's going on in her house. hair on my neck raises up. she's my friend. where i come from, this doesn't happen. i guess if i was in las vegas, you mind your own business. you don't worry about everybody else's backyard. maybe that's what i should have done. keith morrison: maybe he should have. because what happened next would create a big problem for both of them. coming up, sandy documented on video what was happening at the house. i want everything shown. i don't want anything missing. her exact words when she called us were, they're stealing from teddy. keith morrison: who was-- ted always said, when i die, they come out like vultures. keith morri

brown and devonta smith.ou got to believe kellen moore, as much as we talk about saquon and we know he has the better running support in the running back behind him, as much as we talk about saquon, he has to do something in this game to propel his team to win. we heard the fox crew talk about it. strahan, the quarterback has to make plays. if he is able to get the ball into a.j. brown's hand, i ove your guys on defense with spags, and d. smith, it's a wrap. he's going to be the mvp. they will possibly win this game. it's all about jalen hurts. he can do this. >> i agree with a lot of what you said but i would diminish his chances of outplaying mahomes to slim. one, i think mahomes is going to be great. but i think hurts will play well. you're right. he does clearly have the better weapons, and he has shown us that amidst all the doubt about him, he's risen to the occasion. obviously, in the super bowl, the last two years ago, but recently, whenever, you know, against pittsburgh and late in the regular season

willie brown. rafael mandelman, chen and danny sauter.nd administor david chu and rmen chu. the chu siblings.■e setting up to announce i will ask ed. after the i dotting the god of waling will lead i miniprosecute session all of you will follow the white crane folks will come behind you and go down. [♪music♪]ill i miniprosecute session all of you will follow the white crane folks will come behind you and go down. e will lead i miniprosec session all of you will follow the white crane folks will come behind you and go down. [♪music♪]a will lead i minipros >> >> >> >> >> my name is bal. born and raised in san francisco. cable car equipment, technically i'm a transit operator of 135 and work at the cable car (indiscernible) and been here for 22 years now. i grew up around here when i was a little can i. my mom used to hang in china town with her friends and i would get bored and they would shove me out of the door, go play and find something to do. i ended up wandering down here when i was a kid and found these things. ♪ [ music ] ♪ ♪ >> fas

but a year later, a local bartender named kayla brown and her boyfriend charlie carver also go missing. in addition to bartending, kayla worked odd jobs cleaning properties for a local real estate agent named todd kohlhepp. >> hello. how are you doing? >> doing well. a normal seeming business leader, kohlhepp tells detectives kayla and charlie were hired to clear brush on his farm the day they disappeared. >> several of the questions that we asked you. okay, are inconsistent with what phone records say. >> he tells investigators they were only on his farm for 90 minutes, but cell phone records tell a different story. >> she was on your property for more than an hour. hour and a half. okay? she was on your property for several, several hours. okay? that's conflict. >> and when they discover that todd is a registered sex offender because of an arizona juvenile kidnaping and rape conviction, they get warrants for his home and farm simultaneously. >> would you say that she was only there an hour, hour and a half when she was there? pretty much the whole the whole afternoon, i. okay. all ri

alton brown here. the famed foodist alton brown is embarking on his farewell tour. alton brown live last bite. it's making a stop at the san jose center for the performing arts. this is the ultimate culinary variety show with comedy songs and some potentially dangerous food demonstrations. tickets go on sale tomorrow at noon at broadway san jos >ryan>well, coming up at 430, cleanup crews are working against the clock to clear mud in the north bay before the next round of rain returns. we'll have a roundup of the storm damage and the latest on when the next round will arrive. that story. much more coming up at 430. well, that's it for the afternoon edition. remember, we're streaming 24 over seven on the free cbs news app. our next newscast is at 430 with anne makovec. i'll see you back here at five. have a great afternoon. (vo) struggling with moderate to severe crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis? talk to your doctor about #1 prescribed entyvio, offering two maintenance options, including the entyvio pen. infusion and serious allergic reactions can happen during o

>> yeah, i can't speak to tabitha brown, um, necessarily. i don't know her or what her contract situation with target is, but what i lean into is the principles of change in this country. right? we've seen it with the montgomery bus boycott, um, and many other boycotts that this company, i mean, excuse me, this country is a capitalistic country. and so if you want anything to change, oftentimes you have to hit people in their wallets. and so i lean into that, right. as an individual, as a person who does have products in target, i, i can't speak to other black and brown people telling people to continue to shop there. i don't know that that benefits the vast majority of people. the average person doesn't have products and is making millions of dollars in target. the average person is now not being supported by target publicly, not only publicly, but if i'm if i remember correctly, target rolled that out just eight days before black history month and then also had the unmitigated gall to then ask black people on the first day of black history

willie brown. rafael mandelman, chen and danny sauter.y attorney and administrator david chu and carmen chu. the chu siblings. >> and as you are setting up to announce i will ask the dignitaries to stay seated. after the i dotting the god of waling will lead i miniprosecute session all of you will follow the white crane folks will come behind you and go down. [♪music♪]ill i miniprosecute session all of you will follow the white crane folks will come behind you and go down. e will lead i miniprosecute session all of you will follow the white crane folks will come behind you and go down. [♪music♪]a will lead i minipros >> making to may grandkids a program all about pop ups, artists, non profits small business in into vacant downtown throughout the area for a three to 6 months engagement. >> i think san francisco is really bright and i wanted to be a part of it revitalization. >> i'm hillary, the owner of [indiscernible] pizza. vacant and vibrant got into safe downtown we never could have gotten into pre-pandemic. we thought about opening do

willie brown. rafael mandelman chen and danny sauter.se our city attorney and administrator david chu and carmen chu. the chu siblings. >> and as you are setting up to announce i will ask the dignitaries to stay seated. after the i dotting the god of waling will lead i miniprosecute session all of you will follow the white crane folks will come behind you and go down. [♪music♪]ill i miniprosecute session all of you will follow the white crane folks will come behind you and go down. [♪music♪]e will lead i miniprosecute session all of you will follow the white crane folks will come behind you and go down. [♪music♪]a will lead i miniprosecute i'm chanel joyce i'm a firefighter for the san francisco fire department. i currently am the station 4. in the mission bay districtism lived in san francisco in noe valley. grew up with my mom and i went to high school in san ma te'o. after high school i went to mississippi where i played volleyball in university of southern mississippi. what got me going after college was i was applying to place relat

doesn't matter. >> thank you reverend brown.you to the next speaker please. >> hello, my name is paulette brown and i'm a member of district five and we're talking about this safeway being closed . you know, they're having a lot of meetings, a meeting before the meeting and none of us are there. we're all here right now pleading that we have some kind of place to go and walking distance. i am a senior and i suffer from ailments and i like to be able to you know and and i do gradually to booker t you know i do get my food from there and that's a good thing. i have 12 grandchildren that i have to feed and i'm in here supportive some kind of thing being put their food mart or some place something being put there so that we can be able to go to these places that instead of you know i mean i know a lot when when when when covid came. safeway was one of the districts that we can go to and booker t so what do we do? how are we going to change this? we shouldn't be having to be here and it's we're suffering people of color suffering. >>

my name is randall edmonds and i agree with james brown wholeheartedly. i also want to thank you for calling this hearing but you're doing things backwards. >> most importantly the ball or the stop and start with safeway right now. >> safeway stole their property practically $400 for nothing and now be wait until they got an opportunity to sell it for a big developer and leave us out the deal you got people from the city stood up here and said that they've been meeting with community and talking with folks to make this deal sweeter. that's not true. and right now safeway is getting the biggest in this deal. they're lying and they're not being truthful. >> they still hold a large commitment to this community. dills was made when they came in to here is all the way back to justin herman but deals was made and when those deals was made the need to cooperate and cooperate with the community to make sure people stayed there safeway didn't even get an opportunity to have the place have a street turn off a webster street. >> people come up here from waiting for

here's jeffrey brown with his second report from havana for our series canvas and art in action.he intersection of art and democracy. ♪ >> one word says nothing, sings carlos. at the same time, it hides everything. a renowned and beloved cuban singer-songwriter, he's a master of imagery and language. singing wards as in one of his best-known songs that have spoken loud and clear if often through metaphor and poetry to several generations of cubans. >> it is a mystery. but the power of words, the power of a verse, the power of song, the power of a book, that is a blessing. his words can transform, they can read your soul and your heart, they can shake your bones and change her life. that cannot be lost. >> we recently joined him as he rehearsed at his havana home studio. and talked about his unusual life in music. a star in a country he loves but has often been at odds with. >> i've dedicated myself to know the problems of my people because for me, songwriting is not a job, it is therapy. i don't write songs, i go crazy. this is my way of saying all i feel based on what i see, rea

is it just palestinians as an artist, the brown people? i think it's people who yeah it's, it's, i think black and brown people make up the vast majority of the demographic. but i think it's people who express an employer because you know, in, in uh, in the north of ireland the, the item is the iris skin did not really absolve them from the, from the vine and send it in and not, you know, we did not velo right, them as national heroes or resistance heroes when they engaged and under this sense, against the british empire. so you know, it's something to say, i think the majority of the population is black and brown, but i think it's anybody who purchased the empire. but yeah, and i think it's sometimes it's like, like you said, it's so staggering. it's almost comical. there was a i, i read about this one of the top. there is what it was like, a study that was done by the new york or crimes, which is a collective that, you know, is not sparkplug newspaper. the threshold near times are comfortable, and they just did a comparative study of how

and he's on television casting aspersions and imagine the chilling effect it has on black pilots and brown pilots and women that people. air travelers are now going to be looking and saying, is that a di hire? should i get on the plane? i mean, it's repulsive, but finally, i mean. >> he should have. >> said, finally, let me go to this. i'm out of time. but i have to ask you, this afternoon, democrats elected ken martin, head of the party in minnesota, to be the next chair of the national democratic party. you served as dnc chair from 2011 to 2016. what role would you like to see the new chair play as we move ahead into this new trump term? >> well, ken. >> martin was the most experienced candidate. he was the chair of the chairs, the association of state democratic chairs. and his vision that he laid out was very clear that the dnc needed needs to make sure that we're building towards grassroots operations on the ground, that we need to make sure that. >> we are. building up from. from the bottom. >> up, not the top down. we need to make sure that we invest resources in winning the house b

brown has praised the book on social media. he wrote, quote, i bring it to every game and i read it between each drive. i use it to refocus and lock in. despite what may transpire in the game. good or bad. and now i look at the us book market. well, brenna conner is a book industry analyst with a company called circana mishcon. what is circana? circana is a market research company. we track the performance of industries across the u.s. and globally. and when it comes to books, how do you count how many books are sold and what are bestsellers? that's a great question. so our books industry is just one of many that we track at circana, and i am the book's industry analyst. so i work with our books data almost every day and our books data is post based, which means point of sale. and we're getting data across more than a thousand retailers in the us. so every time someone buys a book, we're capturing that sale along with all of the metadata attributes attached to that book. so that includes the amazons and the local bookstores, et

it's outrageous and why democrats are beginning to lose black and brown support. polls show that black and brown parents living in the inner city want school choice and democrats are adamantly opposed to it. liz: larry, the point has been made. we won world war i and w world r ii without the education department. to your point, this feels like stage 4 trump derangement sin dromoand trying to stop dog and he recollects trump and got a u.s. debt and we can't afford stuff that would help public school children and interest cost alone on the debt are bigger than switzerland and maxine waters is lying trying to claim oh, musk has all of our social security numbers. no, she doesn't. that medicare, medicaid and social security checks going to stop issues that you've seen the numbers and government is wasting more than $3 trillion over the last generation on fake payments out of medicare and medicaid. it's social security under biden. jowski aversion to billions in the government and >> one of the richest persons in mexico owning part of the new york times and gorge soros

which reminds me, this segment is sponsored by miguel kosta's brown gauc.nd applause] i knew you would love it. moving on! it's been a crazy week in the market and my phone has been cha-cha-chinging off the hiz-hiz-hiz-ook. there's a trade war, there's not a trade war, the market's up, it's down. but as i always say, volatility means prof-a-tility. >> phrase: coined! >> that phrase is coined. and with panic in the air, no company is capitalizing on that more than daddy starbucks. i said, hit me! >> you now need to buy something at starbucks if you want to use the bathroom or just hang out there. starbucks' ceo says the goal is to bring back the coffee house vibe that's diminished in recent years. >> hell yeah, starbie! more places need to do stuff like this to fight loitering. like my local park. hey, buddy, buy a tree or get the [bleep] out! but seriously, this is a genius new business model. people need to take dumps, so what do you do? make 'em buy coffee. which guess what? makes 'em need to dump more. which means they buy another coffee. get it? next th

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lord browne, welcome to the programme.last few weeks and trump's agenda signal and mark a long—term i think fossilfuels have been part of today and part of tomorrow for a very long time. in order to change the energy mix, we need something which will i think, actually, that there's an awful lot continuous surpluses of oil and gas with some constraints by opec to wall street in a sensible way. let's turn to renewables now. of activities, widespread across the united states. so, it was a start, but it's by no means enough. and obviously over time, it will vary. some of these supports, and i'm sure some of it will be on the other hand, some of the states of the united states are going to take quite an aggressive approach to this, california being one of them. we can see it around us. were completely crazy. they cost so much money that they were really symbols rather than pieces of business. which will solve problems of producing electricity, energy and goods and services at far lower greenhouse gas emissions over and right no

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brown from ohio -- miss brown from ohio. rep. brown: this very moment, an unelected unaccountable billionaire is rating our government. instead of raising the alarm, the oversight committee is running cover as their president strips of the -- strips the government for parts. two weeks in, president trump attempted to freeze funding for vital programs, try to make it easier to fire tens of thousands of federal workers, pressured more to resign and has attempted to bus union contracts. meanwhile elon musk who has been tasked with running a fake governmental department now has access to the federal payment system and apparently the personal information of every american. none of this is happening with congressional approval and apparently my colleagues on this committee also want it to happen without any congressional oversight. this is no way to govern, but they know that. instead they want to bully and intimidate federal workers into submission. they want to replace experienced workers who are loyal to the country with lackeys loy

brown was here.when i was little, i had a funny interaction with the secret service. >> jimmy: did you meet them at the airport? [ laughter ] >> yeah -- >> jimmy: were they creepy in any way? >> i was apprehended at the airport. no, when i was little, my dad was a white house correspondent. >> jimmy: right, your dad david bloom worked for nbc, right, yeah. >> my twin sister and i would go visit him at the white house. and we got to go on a tour one time. my little sister, who was 3, came with us. suddenly, we walk into is first room, every alarm goes off. the secret service rush out. we were like, what's going on? we couldn't figure it out. everything was clear. they sent us into the next room. alarms go off again. turns out my little sister had had a procedure the day before, and they had put a little bit of radiation in her system. and it was setting off each alarm. >> jimmy: wow. >> so it was the toddler who was toddling around room to room setting off the alarms. >> jimmy: is she like spider-man

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anthony brown, maryland attorney general derrick davis, maryland state treasurer. brooke lieberman, patrol comptroller of maryland. currently mayor. church street members of the church freetown council. lady fifer president. dorchester county council members the dorchester county council. thomas hutchison, maryland state delegate, district 37 being edith patterson maryland state delegate district 28. members of the maryland assembly multiple members of the governor's cabinet, lieutenant general donna martin, the inspector general of the united states army, brigadier general andrew collins, deputy attorney general, maryland national guard. brigadier andrew dockery. commander maryland air national guard. brigadier general amy kritzer director. joint staff. maryland national guard. lieutenant general. stop dingle. retired major linda singh retired command sergeant major david senior enlisted leader maryland guard. we've seen a very special welcome to the family members of harriet tubman who have traveled today. flowers will now be presented to the family. this token o

he was, he literallyjust had a _ he literallyjust had a brown suitcase, _ he literallyjust had a brownbut before i do the music next, but before i do that, once you put on that, once you put something on the blue screen, at this. oh, yeah! tell me more about the music, alison mcgourty. how you got clips like we have just paid, but also with this documentary was you up i was fascinated, you ended up playing tracks in their entirety and you don't normally see in a film, so explain see that in a film, so explain that. j j j, that. yes, it is like a musical. _ that. yes, it is like a musical, - it| that. yes, it is like a i musical, - it is musical, actually, it is designed to be seen multiple :-=: 7 like going to the 7 �*show, >ing to the 7 �*show, for to the 7 �* show, for example, 7 �*show, for example, a horror show, for example, a sort of concert a sort of concert experience, a hybrid doc you concert film, some people have called it. we also used the to drive also used the music to drive the forward, to propel it the story forward, to propel it because we don't a forward because we do

the cook islands priming as a mark is priming as a mark brown is saying that the cook share of chinaher ways we must have a sustainable as we must have a sustainable economy and partnering with ecehemy ahe eartherihg with countries is like-minded—countries— -' -' important. just before i go, an u date important. just before i go, an update on _ important. just before i go, an update on the _ international regarding the international criminal court, the us sanctions imposed by donald and staff. there's trump and its staff. there's been a joint statement by 79 of the countries party to icc, the countries party to the icc, saying the to raise the of impunity and would j all severely dndervfiine all” currently under situations’cdrrently under for the morn that investigation for the morn that coming stay us here on coming up. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. areas today, certainly for england and wales. and particularly so for parts of wales and northern england over the pennines. now we've had this feature pushing up from biscay, to the mix, but also strong easterly winds. thro

they described about 5 foot 10 brown eyes and brown hair. and if you see him call the police.ancisco is increasing police presence in downtown as part of the new initiative that he caused hospitality task force. the mayor says this will kick start the economy and make downtown san francisco safer. the task force will primarily be focused on areas around the moscone convention center. your bubbling to gardens and union square. the patrols are directed to work with local businesses and hotels to make the area safer. >> the task force will be an important part of our public safety plan for next week when we have the lunar new year parade and we have nba all-star weekend. but let's be clear. it's going to continue after that. every single day, the hospitality zone task force will provide residents and visitors with the security. they deserve 365 days. a year. >> the mayor emphasized that is a cure downtown will attract more visitors and eventually create more jobs and boost the economy. >> all right. we're going to take a break. but coming up the next hour of kron, 4 morning news.

it would be counter to the very premise of brown. the department of education began because we recognized the need for there to be national standards and national oversight of our public education system and for there to be a federal apparatus to enforce our federal civil rights laws as they pertain to education and other laws. rep. lee: thank you. how do you think, if at all, do these conservative policies or proposals make our students more competitive, improve the global standing of the united states, or prepare our students to enter emerging careers, or ensure that our students will be prepared to address the significant challenges on the horizons? ms. nelson: no, to the extent that these conservative policies attack diversity, equity, and inclusion, basic principles of fairness, those are america last policies. those are not policies that will advance our students to become competitive in an increasingly global marketplace, in an increasingly global economy. we should be leveraging our diversity. it is our greatest strength. we

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he's about 5 foot 10 and has brown eyes and brown hair. police would like to hear from you. if you see him. >> oakland city workers now being ordered back to the office after years of being able to work remotely employees are now required to work in the office at least 4 days a week. the expectation will begin in april for all city workers. the in office mandate comes as we've received word that about 100 city workers have been laid off. across the bay in san francisco. mayor daniel lurie is increasing police presence in the downtown area as part of a new initiative that he calls a hospitality task force. so the mayor says this will kick start the economy and make downtown safer for everyone. the mayor says the task force will primarily focus on areas around the moscone convention center. you're but when it gardens union square pretty much where lot of tourist and convention goers are the patrols will work with local businesses there and hotels to make sure the area safe. >> the task force will be an important part of our public safety plan for next week when we have the lun

he's described as standing about 5 feet. 10 inches tall has brown hair, brown eyes.know where he is, please let police know. yet. another incident now involving an airplane after a flight goes missing in alaska. the small plane carrying 10 people went missing yesterday. the bering air sesno was schedule to to make about 150 mile flight from a small community in western alaska to the city of nome. that plane was in the air for under an hour during dangerous weather. the coast guard says its last known location was 12 miles offshore over the bering sea. and this marks the 3rd major incident involving u.s. aviation in just over a week. >> oakland city workers are being ordered back to the office after years of being able to work remotely employees are now going to be required to work in the office 4 days a week and that's begins in april for all city workers. the in office mandate comes as 100 city workers have just been laid off. >> well, mayor daniel lurie is increasing police presence in downtown san francisco as part of a new initiative that he's calling a hospitali

it helps to brown it and get it nice and crispy. >> i love it. >> it's goldlden brown then you have thisnto this a delicious cheese sauce. you can't have enough molten cheese sauce on anything. the trick to this is we will add in some whipped cream, whipped cream cheese. that's going to keep it nice and cheesy. lots of shredded cheddar cheese. monterey jack cheese. whatever you have. you can add pickled jalapenos, pulled pork or chopped brisket. form them into balls. same breading. >> no b.p. take your time. they will fry for about three or four minutes or so until they're nice and golden brown. >> here is a three-peat. >> that's right! well done. >> thank you so much. grab that recipe on our website today.com/food. we will have more game day treats to share just ahead coming up in the third hour. testers, thank you. check it out. >> anything you need, come on by. we have it all for you. >> thank you, brother. good morning. it is 856. i'm kris sanchez. a high profile san francisco murder case returns to the courtroom today. when convicted killer nima momeni appears for a hearing tied to

erica brown, cbs news, the white house. >> and those tariffs on products from canada and mexico may beor now, but levees on chinese goods are still in play. the three countries are america's biggest trading partners, responsible for almost half of everything we import. cbs' cali o'grady reports on how prices could be affected. >> reporter: the tariffs on mexican imports are on hold. but if they're eventually imposed, it could affect prices for fruit, vegetables and other goods. jesse's shop near dallas sells imported candy from mexico. >> suppliers will have to rise their prices, which in turn will cause retail locations like myself to raise our prices. >> reporter: canada is the number one foreign supplier of beef and poultry to the u.s. the tariff on chinese goods could impact almost every u.s. industry, according to supply chain expert patrick penfield. >> we import a lot of base ingredients from china that is used in a lot of various industries. so you're talking pharmaceutical. you're talking the toy industry. you're talking electronics. so almost every industry in the united stat

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cbs' erica brown has more from the white house. >> reporter: federal employees will have a little moreration's resignation offer. u.s. district judge george o'toole ruled that employees will have until at least monday afternoon to consider taking the buyout when he'll hold another hearing on the issue. unions representing federal workers have sued, saying the buyout violates the law, and that the government doesn't have the funds to back the plan. democratic lawmakers echoed those concerns. >> i don't believe it's been funded. i don't believe donald trump has any history of ever paying his bills. and i fear the federal employees may be marked for later riffing, potentially without any compensation. >> reporter: the white house says more than 40,000 federal employees have already accepted the offer as president trump tries to slash the size of the government. >> we encourage federal workers in this city to accept the very generous offer. if they don't want to show up to the office, if they want to rip the american people off, then they're welcome to take this buyout, and we'll find high

brown.rtable in a newsroom but we are glad you are in our newsroom. this is so much fun. it is a who's who of british cinema plus a little antonia bender thrown in for fun. how did you get involved with the project? >> it was hugh bonfield who plays my husband in the movie, when sally hawkins who was mrs. brown in the original movies wasn't going to be able to do it, said i think it should be emily mortimer. so he anointed me mrs. brown. when you get the call to come and join paddington, you feel your country needs you. >> and hugh is of downing abbey fame. this is cool because we are learning things about paddington that we didn't know. >> you didn't know that he came from peru. >> this was new to me. >> any self regarding english person knows. he comes from peru and arrives at paddington station with a little label on him saying please look after the bear. but he originates from peru. so we go back where he has found family but we take him back to check on his aunt who is his original fami