chang li: my name is chang li. i'm a ucla student, senior, fourth year. saw airplane at the airport and people flying in small airplane over there. and i watched the airplane taking off and landing for like two hours. so i found santa monica airport and i got my introductional flight. and i actually fly on my own on that time. i feel really good. name is sweet pea. it's a cessna 152. and today while flying this one. it's good. it's flexible. it's solid. okay, good. shavvon lin: my name is shavvon. i'm 21 years old. i'm a student at ucla. my major is communication, minor in theatre. i sing for a long time as well. so the project we're shooting today is china's next top model. and i feel very nervous. shincy: people come to america because of american dreams. they're aware of the idea that the definition of american dreams and what you can achieve in america. chang li: being in america not only changed my dream, they established my dream. before i come here i don't know i can fly, i can be a pilot. i don't know anything about psychology. but here i got the

premier league to chang -- li delivering abe speech.ngle will be there with live updates and big guests. on thursday, we have singapore releasing its budget. the finance minister says the government will be particularly prudent with this year's finances. singapore's economy grew 2% last year. that is at its slowest pace since the global financial crisis. expects growth of 1% to 3% next year. the myanmar stock exchange will finally open for business. ysx officially opened in december, but until now, there has been nothing to trade. five more companies are lining up to join smi on the board. one of the other big events this week is apple's new iphone launch, and the company will be hoping it's a big one. analysts are predicting a first sales drop since the smartphone was released. here's more on what could be a looming crisis for the company. apple has a bit of a crisis, and it's hoping a new kind of iphone will help fix it. apple sold more than $155 billion worth of iphones in the past year. when steve jobs first showed the iphone to the

that's a huge change. lis wiehl with me now, fox news legal analyst. s, great to see you. >> great to be with you. deirdre: this is big, right? >> right. deirdre: so far the fbi is talking to aides to hillary clinton. >> giving immunity. we knew about that couple weeks ago. deirdre: to the young man that set up server inside of her home. >> right. deirdre: now this is server. >> that they are requesting interview. that doesn't mean she has to go up to give the interview. deirdre: what are her choices? sorry to cut you off. what are her choices. >>> she doesn't want to take the fifth. i doubt she will do because she testified in front of congress. i would be shocked if prosecutors actually get new information from her. they have to do this as courtesy if nothing else. we at least tried to give you courtesy of interview of the you said no. you balked, wouldn't come forward, would give you that courtesy before we indicted you or through all the of this investigation and you didn't -- deirdre: judge napolitano, said nine out of 10 chances hillary is indicte

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obama president obama decided to change the name of lies not in alaska for mount mckinley to denali. when an example of that about a decade ago. washington, adams, pierce, and lawmakers wanted to add amount reagan. there was a big debate about that. nevada had the same thing happen. so these issues do come up. dead presidents can set trends. the old apocryphal story. that may not actually be true, but this is true. after president kennedy died and was buried, the demand for people who wanted to be buried went up so much that they had to tighten the eligibility because so many people are trying to get in that they were worried they were run out of space. you often hear the names used to make points, the aftermath of presidents in general. if he were still here, wouldn't things be different. and not just their names. bodies are sometimes used to prove points. the presence body was exhumed from a northern state and moved to a sovereign state. paraded around the country just after the civil war to commence northerners to treat the southern states. states. a 3rd president was exhumed more

but i was in the ocean city, miss ocean city, beauty contest and i change my name and i lied about it in the contest, in one knew. >> i was in the contest. >> i change my name. >> afterward. >> no. >> when i entered i didn't enter under karen hepp. >> what was your name. >> kayla, it was a huge stretch. people said was that you. >> no, it was not me. >> and, what was your talent. >> what kind of jam, ballet, or tap. >> lear california. >> yes. >> i know, i have no photos. they still have the video. but likely, i tried to hide everything. my husband didn't even know. >> why. >> i am just not that person you are a a beauty queen. >> you are very pretty. can you put some of that video perhaps on your facebook page. >> yes. >> i have to see your face. >> karen hepp, fox 29. >> what my facebook page. >> yes. >> that will never happen. >> oh, come on. >> dynamite hair. >> yes. >> did you have a question, where they asked you. >> i'm hure they did. >> i have to find out what. >> i will start right here. i'm going to talk more about secrets later because i love her secret, you can come on in

it lies in changing mind sets. when it comes to mind sets, the gentleman who blew himself up in lahore was going on an ideology that was identical to the sympathyers and those who stood up to say that he did the right thing. you cannot deal with these people who are sitting there in the same way, of course, because they are not terrorists in that sense. but the largest place is exactly the same. the challenge is much bigger than just targeting terrorists. the it has done fairy well to prevent a lot of terrorist attacks, the number of attacks have gone down since four or five years ago. but the mindset, the intolerance that very much remains and that's really the root cause and the factory and the supply chain which needs to be checked if pakistan is going to bring sustainable peace to its people. >> live for us in washington, d.c. the director of south asia programs. sir, thank you so much for sharing your views with us. >> we have loots more coming up in this hour of news including presidential hopeful donald trum

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the change adds to an already the if li league already bans full contact at spring and full season practices. >>> the mets manager has a message for the team. no more "horsing" around! here is why. yoenis cespedes rides in on a horse with pitcher noah syndergaard. the arrival was just the latest in a long line of extravagant entrances with cespedes, showing up to the team facility in a slew of very speedy cars. >>> president obama will be in the stands for major league baseball's first pitch in cuba since the restoration of diplomatic ties with the island nation. >>> the tampa bay rays will play the indian national team on march 22nd in an exhibition game in havana. the baltimore orioles played in 1999 in cuba under much different circumstances. >>> heading to havana is the rolling stones. the british rock legends flounce they will wrap up their south amereran tour with a frere concert in cuba on march 25th. >>> coming up after your local a wrap-up of super tuesday results and analysis from john dickerson and bob schieffer. plus controversy. and why some charitable donations never reach the

. >> reporter: even with the day to day changes meteorologists have a good idea of what lies ahead for the spring. the march precipitation outlook shows above average moisture. that could come in the form of snow or rain. >> with martinically can bring some -- with march typically can bring some pretty good snow >> reporter: in 2003 march brought snow with days of warm temperatures. although we don't see a blizzard at this point in the forecast, keep the winter gear ready. for natives this is nothing new. >> that's typical colorado. >> we are in an el nino year. that doesn't necessarily nine that we'll get more storms in the next -- mean that we'll get more storms in the next couple months, but it could mean they'll be stronger. so keep that jacket ready to go because this is my very first march in colorado. >> just be ready for anything. >> i will. >>> in case you hadn't heard, march is traditionally our denver. it's a pretty good bet we'll see more in the next few weeks. on 9news.com and the 9news facebook page we're taking a surveying can people to guess when we will see -- survey a

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. >> reporter: even with the day to day changes meteorologists have a good idea of what lies ahead for the spring. the march precipitation outlook shows above average moisture. that could come in the form of snow or rain. >> with martinically can bring some -- with march typically can bring some pretty good snow systems. >> reporter: in 2003 march brought snow with days of warm temperatures. although we don't see a blizzard at this point in the forecast, keep the winter gear ready. for natives this is nothing new. >> that's typical colorado. >> we are in an el nino year. that doesn't necessarily nine that we'll get more storms in the next -- mean that we'll get more storms in the next couple months, but it could mean so keep that jacket ready to go because this is my very first march in colorado. >> just be ready for anything. >> i will. >>> in case you hadn't heard, march is traditionally our snowiest month of the year in denver. it's a pretty good bet we'll see more in the next few weeks. on 9news.com and the 9news facebook page we're taking a surveying can people to guess when we wi

lies. but technology has changed allowing the boldest of claims to go viral without being checked.ow some critics say american journalists need to change too. larry bienheart wrote the book that became the film about a politician manipulating the media. he says the tradition of objective journalism often comes at the expense of objective reality. >> reporters are not supposed to have an opinion, so they can't say i went to the record and it looked it up, and it shows what you say is true. they have to go to some other opposing party who says it isn't true. >> reporter: he says some news channels later to the like-minded, but what voters really need is a reality check. kristen saloomey, al jazeera. >>> join us for special coverage of super-tuesday starting tomorrow at 7:00 pm eastern time. we will bring you the results analysis right here on al jazeera america. >>> clarence thomas broke his silence on the bench. asking questions for the first time in a decade. the case involved domestic violence convictions. this came just weeks after the death of antonin scalia. you have to go back

change of nomenclature did not do much to fix the larger issues at hand. bradley found the idea quote, nonsensical. the remedy for improving morale among replacements lies not in changing the name, but taking every possible step to see they are properly taken care of and they get the feeling that someone is interested in their welfare. you can see the story of the replacement is now the story of the reinforcement. this would be a pamphlet that most reinforcements would get. what are the remedies that occur? in the spring of 1945, some limited improvements take place. as we mentioned, by december 1944, during the bulge, they are scraping the bottom of the manpower barrel. there's no one else coming. the war department starts debating its notions of the ideal type soldier. intelligence test requirements are lowered. men with minor physical ailments who were disqualified starts earlier in the war, drafting. men excluded from service in 1942 and 1943 are increasingly finding themselves on the front lines. there are some upper 30-year-old and 40-year-old replacements arriving to the front by then. 1945 is the watershed month when the war department, after si

in the film they changed her name to kim baker because they did fix lies a the look of the characters.rs tina fey plays a war fan. the film itself is more of a drama than a comedy. you'd be also robert car lock who wrote for snl also 30 rock.k. there are some very funny parts. i believe the trailers lead youa to believe it's more of a comedy. it's more of a drama. tina fey and margaret rob i area great in this film. i think the movie does really hit a lot of different elements. when you walk out of it you don't t know was this a comedy, was this a drama? it does hit you in multiple ways. they did a really good job with the film over all. it seems very big budget. i gave them a three and a half out of five. it's entertaining and my biggest problem a little l too long at times. > my review of london has fallen, visit my facebook page, i'm kevin mccarthy, fox news. i'm looking forward to london is calling. >> i think this weekend we're going to take our son to see zoo tone yeah. > do you hear that, tony. >> ghost busters t are going on there. the trailer for the all female ghost bust terse

changed since 1976. that's really wherel problem lies . they say that the city's weekday population has grown to a million people. people in terms of this program this has 29 parking permit areas which is a quarter of the city and a public meeting about this at city college last night many say that drivers park their cars on the sidewalks. there is noen -- enforcement. they say that really just needs to change. again, there needs to be more paulk talking -- talking about this unclear on when the decision will happen we heard possibly the fall but we understand another public session is expected in april. back to you. >> parking always a sensitive subject. be expensive. thank you. >>> time is 6:40. he used to be the mayor of a city. now he is under arrest. up next what this registered sex offender was doing near a school that got him in trouble. >> a meeting is addressing a hate crime. we will tell you how police say neighbors can help find the people responsible. >> good morning. we are look agent the san mateo bridge. its clearly slower t

change of nomenclature did not do much to fix the larger issues at hand. bradley found the idea quote, nonsensical. the remedy for improving morale among replacements lies in changing the name, but taking every possible step to see they are properly taken care of and they get the feeling that someone is interested in their welfare. story of thehe replacement is now the story of the reinforcement. this would be a pamphlet that most reinforcements would get. what are the remedies that occur? somee spring of 1945, limited improvements take place. as we mentioned, by december 1944, during the bulge, they are scraping the bottom of the manpower barrel. there's no one else coming. starts department debating its notions of the ideal type soldier. intelligence test requirements are lowered. men with minor physical ailments who were disqualified starts earlier in the war, drafting. in excluded from service 1942 and 1943 are increasingly finding themselves on the front lines. there are some upper 30-year-old and 40-year-old replacements arriving to the front by then. watershed month when the war department, after significant debate, and i could spend an entire da

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lies straight. >> his story kept changing. i think he thought that his acting ability was going to carry him through this -- this performance, so to speak. and it wasn't doing it. >> reporter: detectives send wozniak back to his cell. situation sinking in, he asks to call his fiance rachel. >> hello? >> hi, baby. >> reporter: it's a call that will finally bring down the curtain on dan's one-man show. >> i need to make a phone call to the detective now. >> why? >> reporter: why? because rachel has found out that dan's brother tim has incriminating evidence. >> he had the murder weapon. and at some point, tim says, "hey, i got to -- i got to get rid of this. daniel's been arrested." >> reporter: rachel tells dan she is going to the cops. >> i need to call him and let him know before they catch me on this recording device because it looks like i'm not trying to tell them right away. >> then i'm doomed. >> did you know that tim had some evidence? >> yeah. oh, god. oh, god. okay. >> well, this is ridiculous and i have to go tell th

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school board members will discuss whether to change the rules on what to do when someone suspects child abuse or minor. >>> sex, lies and videotape. day two of the hulk hogan testimony continues. we're expecting to learn about hogan's state of mind when he agreed to have sex with the wife of his then best friend tampa radio host "bubba the love sponge." abc action news reporter rodney dunigan live at the courthouse >> reporter: in just a matter of hours, 8:00, hulk hogan will be walking through the doors of the pinellas county courthouse. he's expected to take the stand once again and today he'll be describing in further detail what led him to make the decision to sleep with his best friend's wife. in day one of testimony he described how he was in a dark place in his life at the time. he was going through a breakup with his wife and he believed that bubba and his wife heather were some of the only friends that he had at the time. at the urging of his friend he agreed to sleep with heather at the couple's home but what he claims he did not know was that encounter in 2006 was being recorded. that video made its way t

. >> politics has long been about deception if in the lies, but technology has changed. critics say american journalists need to change. >> we have more news than anybody can sort out. >> larry barnhart wrote the book that became wag the dog about a politician manipulating the media to divert attention from personal scandal. he said objective journalism comes at the expense of objective reality. >> reporters are not supposed to have an opinion, so they can't say oh, i went to the record and i looked it up, and it shows that what you say isn't true. they have to go to some other opposing party who says it isn't true. >> he says some blatantly partisan news channels cater to the like minded but what the voters really need is a reality check. al jazeera, philadelphia, pennsylvania. >>> of course we're going to have complete coverage of all of the super tuesday results. tonight, our coverage begins at 7:00 p.m. eastern time right here on aljazeera america. >>> this morning we're getting a chance to see the final batch of hillary clinton's private emails from her time at secr

talked about how ultimately, the responsibility for what happens within a campaign lies with the cabinet as we change our phone signal here. we're heading over to ted cruz's next event at a restaurant in milwaukee. he has been campaigning here in wisconsin. it is not clear if he'll take questions about this. one thing we've heard about ted cruz in the past, comments about donald trump's character essentially. so i wouldn't be surprised if he cruz does decide to respond to this. if that is something that he brings up. >> hallie jackson, on the road in wisconsin. thanks so much. we'll check in with you later. let's bring in rory cooper now, the never trump super pac. rick tyler, political analyst former ted cruz campaign spokesman. good to see you both. let me start with you. we got the cruz, strategist tweeting this, values of the candidate, i know ours does, if this worked for john kasich, he would have been fired long ago. how do you guys plan to use this latest dustup to advance your cause? >> well, listen, look at what we're talking about here right now. we're not talking about the republican part

the subject of getting a job in population arises, steele suddenly changes his tone and accuses the doctor of deceiving him. >> you lied to me so much in the past out there in population, that i don't know if i can trust you. >> i understand. now things look infinitely better. trust is earned. >> well, as time goes on, i think you'll see -- >> you can't be trusted. >> hopefully we can do things to trust your mind. >> if somebody lies to me, i never trust them again. >> the main thing is we want to get you back out to population and back out working. that's the goal. i think he's convinced i have been responsible for keeping him on a mental health unit. i guess he's right. i think if he were more open to us, we would have a better sense that it would be okay to put him back out there. >> still playing chess? >> no. >> somebody told me you were a chess player. >> no, i don't play chess. >> really? >> they lied to you. >> we checked back on steele's progress several weeks later. >> he had been telling the staff that he was all ready to begin working in population. we made arrangements for him to do that. i believe they ca

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packing bayfront park for the ultra music festival, and that means major changes when it comes to getting around downtown. local10's li lu live this afternoon to explain. hi, li anne. >> liane: hey, eric. good afternoon. nice to see you at this time of day. things are still normal along biscayne boulevarded. you can see the traffic is moving just find,d, and right beyond thers ca ultlt music festival. i don't know if you can hear it, i think it's hard to miss, though, the beat is pumping and they're doing sound checks, all the final preparations. later tonight, though, biscayne boulevard northbound wilbe closed and there's some things you need to know before this weekend. ready or not, ultra fuchs music festival is back in town. start, am to, 55,000 people are expected to palk bayfront park for each day of festival when runs through sunday. >> largest edm event planet. it's'shere it all started in >> shyann: a stretch northbound biscayne boulevard will close tighten 9:00 p.m. with closures stretching thought the weekend. >> biscayne boulevard will cse tonight at 9:00. but 38 be several serious to ensure if you node to