and shows a 15-year-old student christoph john arriving in his high school. mom, diane. >> every child going to that school have a photo i.d. when you enter the school, you have to scan the i.d. >> according to christoph, the school security dean and teacher stefan hudson asks him to step to the side when his i.d. doesn't work. christoph says when he tries to go through again, the dean becomes enraged believing he is acting disrespectfully. >> immediately i could see it was in violation of the rules of the department of education and probably it looked like something that was illegal possibly criminal to me. we went to diane's house to show her the video of her son involved in this altercation with the dean. >> when i first saw the video, i got nervous. like my belly start hurting. my stomach left where it was and went somewhere else. i see the dean grab on to him and throw him down. picks him up, throw him into a table violently. picks him up again and throw him to the ground. >> at 5'5," 120 pounds, the 15-year-old boy is no match for the dean who is more t

and two months ago during the christopher dorner manhunt the public was treated to a show of force from the l.a.p.d. so what does this say about the future of policing in l.a. we'll look into the issue ahead. it's monday april first four pm in washington d.c. i'm meghan lopez and you're watching r.t. all right starting off this hour the jobs report for march is due out in the next few days but already economists are estimating that the u.s. added nearly two hundred thousand jobs and that is good news for the economy it could be yet another sign that the u.s. is back on solid ground in terms of financial ground that is but while the rest of the country takes the slow and tedious path of recovery one place in particular is on the fast track to riches washington d.c. according to a new analysis by zip reality inc the nation's capital is the least affordable city in the u.s. here's what else the report found out forty three percent of the richest one percent of counties in the u.s. around washington d.c. the region's median home prices are seventeen times higher than the median income in th

christopher, the brothers came from a volatile region. ethnic ties necessarily influence their alleged actions? >> you know, it is too early to say, jake. these young men would have been in the region, you know, at a very early point in their lives. i think it is much more likely based on the facts that are developing right now that we're seeing a radicalization process that began in the united states when they were in their late teens and early to mid-20s. that's usually the profile for people who self radicalize, especially through online forums. >> and what we've learned in recent reporting is that according to national public radio which spoke to the roommates of the older brother's then girlfriend, then wife, he in 2008, 2009 is when he became more radical and started saying that islam was under attack. >> that's right. >> started demanding his wife wear a hijab. this trip to russia in 2012 that we now know about, six months in russia, what interests you about that? what would you be looking for if you were sent to russia to follow u

plus: it's a case of mistaken identiy during the manhunt for cop killer christopher dorner. the multi-million dollar settlement between the l-a- p-d and the victims they shot at. and: the oakland teacher honored by president obama today. for being one of the best educators in the nation. that's next. you kids should count yourselves lucky.

stabbing a man and setting a body on fire and christopher james is being arrested for helping. police say there may have been a homeless incampment in the area. >> there was conflict that led to the fatal stabbing of the victim. >> reporter: the victim has not been identified, but police say they believe he was a transplant and both suspects were as well. >>> it was a somber day at a local high school where there is now awareness about the dangers of railroad tracks. >>> >> reporter: students here are grief-stricken and the school does stress train safety and here is why. union pacific tracks running right across from the school's

christopher // -- >> i am christopher fulkerson. i agree with director reiskin, we are behind the game. it is ironic. i think that it is obvious that we need it, hausman is correct, uber has decided this for us. we have been seeing what happens with too much competition, it is oddly and we are getting literally seven and eight vehicles in a row that are empty. not enough business. i sense, mr. lazaro's disappointment and i would encourage everybody who has the program to bring it forward. the problem here is the question of who will own it? if some sort of universal system is owned in a conspicuous place it will create favoritism problems; it will create a prioritization problems, who gets to chip in first with their constructive comments. i would favor a system in which everybody is allowed to speak but not everybody was allowed on the road at all times. yeah, i think the spirit of competition has become a problem, it is no longer a virtue. thank you. >> the next speaker please. >> (calling names) >> good afternoon. it's been a lon

christopher, thanks very much for coming in. he is a u.s. citizen. he was -- he received his naturalized citizenship last september 11th, of all dates. he's obviously in a hospital. crime was committed in the united states. if they don't read him his miranda rights right away, you okay with that? >> well, look. i think the public safety exception is being greatly and overly expanded in this instance. the public safety exception as the supreme court laid out is for an instance when an officer walks up on a situation and sees an empty holster and says where's your gun. that's to prevent an imminent threat from happening right then. what they are doing now is really expanding that public safety exception to say really the fifth amendment applies when they say it does and i don't think the supreme court is going to uphold that down the line. the supreme court actually heard oral argument on a case very similar out of texas last week where their argument was the fifth amendment doesn't apply until we read the miranda rights. so we may have an answer to th

yesterday this man tim de christopher walked out of prison after serving nearly two years for interfering in a give away oil auction hosted by the bush administration in two thousand it basically right before bush left office he put up one hundred thirty thousand acres of land in utah for sale for the oil and gas industry it was an illegal auction that would have had a huge parcels of public land over the oil corporations for a sweet deal and to christopher knowing that the auction was flawed and in activist against fossil fuels decided to commit civil disobedience against it he secretly paid one point seven million dollars for some of the land and he won that bid once it see had no intention of ever buying the land what he did was illegal and he was thrown in jail. before that though he made a rousing appeal for collective action in organization against fossil fuels saying in two thousand and eleven quote i think by putting more power into the hands of human beings whether that's through community groups whether that's through local politics whatever that may be i think shifting that pow

ironically de christopher was released right around earth day and founded in one nine hundred sixty nine earth day is an annual holiday to highlight the various efforts worldwide that are taken each and every day to protect our environment including efforts like timbs which sent him to prison today earth day is celebrated in over one hundred ninety nations worldwide and the number grows larger each year unfortunately as the years have gone by the true meaning of earth day has become blurred by corporate power and by our society's toxic addiction to the fossil fuels that are polluting our environment and hastening the process of climate change while we have made some strides in fighting back against the greatest threat to our planet has ever faced we still rely far too much on sources of energy that are not only dirty but that are rooted millions of years ago in our planet's history there is any hope of preventing a complete environmental catastrophe we need to stop relying on dirty fossil fuels now and step out of the age of the dinosaurs and that doesn't mean just putting pressure on ou

the other suspect had recently transferred to christopher high school in gilroy.ice say they arrested that 16-year-old sophomore during first period pe on thursday. classmates say they didn't know about the allegations. however close friends are coming to his defense. >> i spoke to his dad. he said not guilty of what he's accused of. i don't believe it one bit. i take his word. >> the principal at christopher high declined to talk to us on camera but released a statement in which she called the 16-year- old suspect a good kid and a good student. in the next half hour, reaction from both the families of the alleged victim and the suspects. >>> developing news now out of the east bay. pg&e is trying to restore powers to hundreds of customers after a car crashed into a power pole in hayward. it happened just before 6 this morning. a car hit a fire hydrant then a high tension metal poll that runs about 1200 volts. the people in the car ran away. police say it was stolen. pg&e has restored power to 600 customers in hayward and union city but about 450 customers still d

recovering addict and well known author christopher known author christopher kennedy so, i'm workingstern intake valve, and the guy hands me a locknut wrench. no way! i'm like, what is this, a drainpipe slipknot? wherever your business takes you, you can save money with progressive commercial auto. [ sighs ] [ flo speaking japanese ] [ shouting in japanese ] we work wherever you work. now, that's progressive. call or click today. >>> were you frustrated in your on attempts to reach out to your own son? >> i tried so many times and i was barred from doing it by the security guards and stuff like that. they wouldn't even let me near him. and then one time i had thought about taking my children backed up to the gate and -- my truck and backing up to the gate and tearing it down. i didn't get a chance to get to him like that. because they kept him like howard hughes isolated. >> what is a family to do when an addict is in freefall like michael jackson was? christopher currently is working with the white house office on drug policy. a best selling author and actor. the latest book is reco

christopher's family plan ton filing a lawsuit soon.n the meantime the dental office is hiding behind hippa laws and refusing to comment. my take is there is this book that is called the bible, an eye for an eye and a tooth for the tooth. sounds like just punishment to me. until then amazing family dental in indianapolis, indiana you are our creep of the week. should jay-z and beyonce have gone to cuba? the vast majority adding they should have stayed there. it says the question should be should they have been allowed back? marilyn says no. how the cubans are starting how the blacks are treated. s aria says they wi in places they can't even go in. j an'ayon i am naeg nant. rim cargo says i would rather them stay at the prison so they can demonstrate what they are doing in the u.s. i would go buy cigars from there. >> 't eckie, can you image the uproar if it had been the romneys instead of the rich liberals? ali and says we send food and medical supplies to cuba. why shouldn't you? the embargo hasn't done a thing in years. i don't see wh

christopher lui was one of her close friends. they went on a group cycling trip three weeks ago in jordan. >> she was amazing. so passionate about doing something great for the world. it was so easy to tell that. >> reporter: near her home outside of chicago, ribbons and flags have been hung in her honor. her parents are consoled by the fact that their daughter was doing what she loved. it is this country's loss that she won't have a chance to do more. stephanie gosk, nbc news, new york. >>> still ahead for us on a monday night, there is health news this evening. the new findings about red meat that have doctors sounding the alarm for a very different reason than we have previously been told. >>> later, why the thoughts of so many went back to the beach today as people remembered a great and enduring star. ♪ beach blanket bingo >>> as we mentioned earlier there is new research out tonight. it's shedding light on how a diet that's heavy in red meat can lead to heart disease. it is a study of 2600 people that pinpointed a compound

police identified the two men as steven burns and christopher james as 25.burns stabbed the victim and james was an accessory. a man's burning body was found on highway 85 tuesday night. his identity has not been confirmed but it is believed he also is a transient. there was an argument. the victim was stabbed and later set on fire. >>> a high school baseball game and lacrosse game are cancelled this weekend along with several special classes because of a threat against a bay area high school. today classes at scotts valley high school were called off after police were alerted to a threatening poston the school's facebook page. the threat posted last night promised a shooting rampage today at the school. investigators said the postwas made from a fake facebook account. >> he was just harassing a lot of people on it. and said whoever is at the high school tomorrow he's going to come and shoot them. people were not too happy about it. >> most parents and students we talked to said they think the postwas a host but they all agreed it was better to be safe than

police identified the two men as steven burns and christopher james as 25.burns stabbed the victim and james was an accessory. a man's burning body was found on highway 85 tuesday night. his identity has not been confirmed but it is believed he also is a transient. there was an argument. the victim was stabbed and later set on fire. >>> a high school baseball game and lacrosse game are cancelled this weekend along with several special classes because of a threat against a bay area high school. today classes at scotts valley high school were called off after police were alerted to a threatening poston the school's facebook page. the threat posted last night promised a shooting rampage today at the school. investigators said the postwas made from a fake facebook account. >> he was just harassing a lot of people on it. and said whoever is at the high school tomorrow he's going to come and shoot them. people were not too happy about it. >> most parents and students we talked to said they think the postwas a host but they all agreed it was better to be safe than

making this year's job search challenging for jenny and fellow grad, christopher. >> for some, i have secured interviews but right now their company is not looking to expand, their company is not looking to hire or the jobbing process so competitive. >> reporter: the economy recovering. it is not as easy to get a job as it was, you know, 15 years ago. >> reporter: with fewer events more students are turning to online job sources where students can ask corporate recruiters questions on everything how to nail an interview to how to thrive in a new work environment. >> that is a good question. >>> job openings increased this year according to the labor department. but, the number of people being hired has decreased in recent months. that could be because businesses are being collective or they are waiting for this crop of graduates. >> jenny and christopher plan to ask questions and set up unpaid internships. they know their college journey may be over but there is still a long lesson to learn about the recovering economy, back to you. >> who is hiring the most college graduates? accordi

well, christopher dickey, i look forward to speaking with you again.hank you so much. >>> in today's office politics we're talking with our newest host here on msnbc weekend, steve cray knack ki host of up. he gets us into the challenges of producing and anchoring his two-hour show and compares it with the cycle here on msnbc. first i asked the boston native about his reaction to the terrorist attack at the marathon's finish line. >> it's this kind of feeling, families are up there, friends are still up there when the news broke. my cousin works as a manager at the hotel on boylston street. the bomb was right across the street from there. so that was my first thought, was he there. and he actually he wasn't there when it happened. so that was good. but, and then you know, i have a couple friends who were around watching the mafr than. nobody who was right there at the finish line, so i was just checking in with people. but there was something particular about seeing boston in every shot, every camera shot that i looked at, i recognized every building t

jenny and christopher plan to keep answering questions. setting up meetings and consider unpaid internships. their college journey may be over, but still a long lesson to learn about this recovering economy. sue kwon, kpix 5. >> so who is hiring the most college grads? i.t. employers rank ahead of all the other industries followed by financial services and health care. >>> all right, we'll take a look now at your weather. did i hear you say 20 degrees warmer than a couple days ago? >> 20 degrees is above average. we should be 71 degrees in livermore. so yes, yes. probably it was 20 degrees warmer in the inland areas than just a couple days ago. good evening everybody. wow, what a day. the south bay. let's head to san jose, home of the 46th annual cherry blossom festival. this is one of the most premier cherry blossom festivals in the entire country, with 225,000 people taking part in this activity on saturday and on sunday. today's high temperature in san jose was 7 degrees above the average at 73 degrees. right now in san jose, 68. and it

. >> i'm here to visit my son, christopher. at first i was a little nervous about coming here.mean, if you come once a month for several years, it kind of becomes routine. this is something that i've accepted, and this is the way i see it. >> i've been locked up for five years, and i was charged with child abuse resulting in a death, a class ii felony. >> at the time i worked for the "denver post." the way i found out that something had happened, my wife and called me and told me the police were looking for him and just gave me a heads-up about it. and i still wasn't sure about what was going on. it wasn't until that night when i went to work that they printed the story that i found out. >> my girl at the time, she had a son, and he just started, you know, crying, you know what i mean, like uncontrollably and seemed like no matter what i did or what i attempted to do, he wouldn't stop crying. so -- >> how old was the baby? >> he was maybe like 7, 8 months maybe. >> christopher pardue admitted to police that he slapped and punched the crying baby until it went limp. he was 20 ye

recover to live is christopher kennedy lofford's book.nce between the addiction to pills or cocaine. >> no difference between behaviorial, chemical addiction. if you have things underlieing that need medication whatever it takes you will find you will med kate. >> geraldo: is caveat emptor when dealing with a junk ie, should people know that you are not dealing with a straight shooter by definition? >> absolutely. i have friends who deal with relationships with people and say look they are amazing people. we are amazing people underneath. if they don't get into recovery you will never realize that and they will make your life a living hell. >> so michael jackson was he doomed? >> i don't know. he gave us some great music. he gave us the -- the world -- i mean he was brilliant at what he did. he was here for the time that he was here and, you know, i mean it was not all fun and games. >> geraldo: certainly was not. recover to live is your book. thanks for coming on. diane, thanks. >> geraldo: we will give you upyou dates as the trial ♪ usi

ambassador christopher stevens is now on display at a northern california art gallery. the piedmont native and uc berkeley graduate was killed in that benghazi terrorist attack on september 11th of last year. the christopher stevens memorial exhibition opened this weekend at the john solis gallery in davis. family and friends created the tribute featuring international artists. organizers say it's a fitting honor for the man who dedicated his life to peace and cooperation. >> we have ten different countries represented and people from all around the world are coming together because chris brought everybody together. that was always his philosophy. >> that christopher stevens memorial exhibition runs through april 20th. >>> still ahead, new questions over vacation benefits given to some staffers in the santa clara county district attorney's office. >>> and survival thanks to a whole lot of luck. how a family of five escaped death after their suv lands in a raging northern california river. >>> and here is a live look from our east bay camera showing you emeryville, looki

. >>> a authorities in southern california have released a 911 call from a couple tied up by christopher dorner. >> you guys were tied up? they encountered dorner when they arrived to clean out their cabin. he bound and blindfolded them and then stole their car. karen somehow made it to her cell phone and described that car to the police. it shows north korea has more than likely completed all preparations needed for launch. now the u.s. military says it's not when north korea fires a missile but where. if it's over the water there are no plans to intercept it. if the missile is fired over land. interceptor missiles could be used to destroy it. an initial investigation has found that north korean government agents were behind a cyber account last month. >>> president obama is proposing spending cuts. coming up our washington, d.c. newsroom gives us a break down of the president's budget. >>> time is 5:05. this morning cal tran will give us an update on this progress dealing with this new project. cal tran will breathe the metropolitan transportation commission. >>> northbound 60 at missi

. >>> a authorities in southern california have released a 911 call from a couple tied up by christopher dorner. >> you guys were tied up? they encountered dorner when they arrived to clean out their cabin. he bound and blindfolded them and then stole their car. karen somehow made it to her cell phone and described that car to the police. it shows north korea has more than likely completed all preparations needed for launch. now the u.s. military says it's not when north korea fires a missile but where. if it's over the water there are no plans to intercept it. if the missile is fired over land. interceptor missiles could be used to destroy it. an initial investigation has found that north korean government agents were behind a cyber account last month. >>> president obama is proposing spending cuts. coming up our washington, d.c. newsroom gives us a break down of the president's budget. >>> time is 5:05. this morning cal tran will give us an update on this progress dealing with this new project. cal tran will breathe the metropolitan transportation commission. >>> northbound 60 at missi

and i guess those details will come out in the fullness of time scientists christopher busby there this center this chemical factory had been the center of regs re concerns before but he didn't stop of course obviously what happened on wednesday is take a look at where it is there's a map and that's where the plant is that big area there that's the whole lot that went up but you can see the close proximity to the nursing home the hospital the middle school heck you know what it is that in a different type of a day children are playing they're awful even now. it could have been so much worse how come so much for clothes a fertilizer was allowed to be stored there well there are questions to be answered in the future of course but it's not just there there are many of these plants around the united states making fight to nitrogen phosphate potash there they are look at that some of them in heavily populated areas that's what it's looking like it's a worry no of course for people living nearby those and there's going to be a thought about how this is going to be tightened up maybe in the f

who could forget christopher dorner, the former l.a.l manhunt, and his online manifesto, he says he was unfairly fired. now, more fallout. dozens of other officers who have been fired by the same police department are coming forward and they're saying the same thing. we'll get the department's response next. i don't make any decisions about who to hire without going to angie's list first. you'll find reviews on home repair to healthcare written by people just like you. with angie's list, i know who to call and i know the results will be fantastic. angie's list -- reviews you can trust. so free credit score's redesigned site has this new score planner tool with these cool sliders. this one lets us know what happens if we get new credit cards. oh. this one here lets us know what happens if they raise our credit card limit. yeah. what's this one do? i dunno. may i respond negatively about your porcelain poodle? this should be in the trash. score planner is free to everyone. free score applies with enrollment in freecreditscore.com fancy be

also, huge fallout in the christopher dorner case.police officer who killed four people for revenge, in an angry online manifesto. it was dorner who claimed he was unfairly fired by the l.a. police department. well, today, we're now learning 40 other fired police officers want their cases reviewed now. >>> plus, this -- >> we have come down what was the elevator shaft. we had to be lowered 12 meter. they tell us the tunnel here runs about 300 meters in the direction of the u.s. border. never knew where it would come up on the other side. >> 400 yards and a mere four feet wide. look at this. we're going to take you inside this drug smuggling tunnel just discovered in mexico. but, first, this. >>> he was a box we are dreams of one day representing the united states in the olympics. "entertainment tonight" got its hands on this never before seen footage of tamerlan tsarnaev and john allen, his boxing coach. this video is from a 2009 documentary that was never released. we even hear tamerlan tsarnaev speak. take a listen. >> yes. why not?

the cause of of this explosion live now to talk to us a little bit more about that is a professor christopher buzz by from the european commission committee on radiation risk now professor the company reportedly had up to twenty tons of and hydros ammonia on his side could you tell us a more about the substance and what the risks poses. well it's unlikely in my opinion as a chemist and hydrous ammonia would be the cause of this this disaster. and hundreds of monia on its own would not be able to produce the kind of devastation that we hear is occurring over there it seems much more likely to me that like the other monium not great plant explosions in history particularly the one in one hundred twenty one in germany and there was one also in texas in one hundred forty seven is somehow the ammonium nitrate so the fertilizer material that was produced by this long to explode it now is quite easy to detonate ammonium nitrate in fact ammonium nitrate was used in the war as i am a tall as a as a war explosive and ammonium nitrate is a constituent of many explosives now so i do it for the photo to s

christopher stevens memorial exhibition opened at the john solis gallery in davis. family an friends created this tribute featuring international artists. organizers saying it's a fitting honor for the man who dedicated his life to peace and cooperation. >> we have ten different countries represented and people from all around the world are coming together because chris brought everybody together. that was always his philosophy. >> the christopher stevens memorial exhibit runs through april 20th. >>> still ahead, new questions over vacation benefits given to some staffers in the santa clara county d.a.'s office. >>> and survival, thanks to a whole lot of luck. how a family of five escaped death after their suv lands in a raging northern california river. >>> and we have a live look from our tam cam. you can see the clouds there. what kind of day is on tap? we'll have your forecast with >>> new this morning, some lucrative perks offered to deputy d.a.s in cash-strapped santa clara county. our media partner, the san jose mercury news, reports district attorney jeff ro

>> no, he didn't have a choice, christopher.e? >> he's trying to find roy. christopher, he's trying to make things right. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: jordana brewster, "dallas." the two-hour season finale airs monday at 9:00 p.m. on tnt. "fast & the furious." by the way, we didn't even talk about this. "fast & the furious." >> "fast 6." >> jimmy: "fast & furious 6" is coming out. when does that come out? >> may 24th. >> jimmy: may 24th. sixth one. i'm not even kidding. i think $1.5 billion? >> i just heard that. that's incredible. >> jimmy: it's the biggest franchise in, like, movie history. that's crazy. and you got the whole cast coming back for that one? >> paul walker, vin diesel, the rock. >> jimmy: yeah! >> who i shouldn't call him the rock, but i do. >> jimmy: yeah. what do we call him? dwayne? >> you should -- i think i should call him. >> jimmy: waynie? wayne? lil wayne? [ laughter ] >> kind of big wayne. >> jimmy: you call him lil dwayne. -- you call lil dwayne. >> i'll try that. >> jimmy: this one, of course, mo

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christopher glen of oppenheimer. daniel holland of morning star. christopher, let me ask you, how do you feel this deal to buy lufkin reflects the overall strategy for the future of ge? >> yeah. it reflects sort of a sea change in the capital allocation strategy over the long term. and refocusing that very targeted acquisitions on the industrial side where during the 2000s, you had pretty aggressive acquisitions of financial portfolios that really boosted the financial growth during the 2000s. but ultimately raised the risk profile as we saw it. now you're seeing a much more focused, targeted, as you said small, 3 billion small for ge, type acquisitions that are low risk profiles. they're really kind of pulling the portfolio very gradually away from the financial and retrenching that very methodically. >> i mean, you have a price target of 25. daniel, you think the stock is under valued as well. what appeals to you as to ge as an investment here? >> if you look at the core industrial franchise, there's a lot of strong fundamental growth drivers beh

. >> hockenberry: there's christopher monckton, a big draw at these meetings, who brings the skeptics to their feet every time. >> god bless america. >> hockenberry: republican congressman james sensenbrenner of wisconsin, vice chairman of the use science committee. >> paul krugman accused my colleagues and me of treason against the planet. (laughter) >> hockenberry: there's chris horner from the competitive enterprise institute... >> ...economic salvation. this is our way out. >> hockenberry: and james taylor, senior fellow at the heartland institute, organizer of this gathering. >> the debate indeed is over. in the years prior to 2007, the 2008 elections, we actually heard from many folks that we should tone it down on global warming, we should not talk about the issue, because the court of public opinion had already decided and we were on the losing end. but we believe that if we present the case to the american people and it resonates, if they get it, then that's going to work its way up the political stepladder. >> hockenberry: you've really changed the game on global warming. >>

then christopher helman from about theill be here impact of drought. first a news update. >> more on the health care law. drug policy reforms will be outlined today to focus on diverting nonviolent drug offenders into treatment instead of into prisons. millions of americans will be able to get that under federal health care reform. many experts recognize the country cannot arrest itself out of the problem of drug addiction. one of the accused bombers was living on state welfare benefits. and his wifenaev and daughter received the benefits. those benefits ended in 2012 when the couple stopped meeting the income eligibility levels. both of the parents received benefits and dzhokhar and tamerlan were recipients of the benefits when they were younger. obamants show the administration was warned as early as 2010 that an electric car maker was not meeting targeted goals tied to a half billion dollar government loan. they continue to receive money until june of 2011 when the energy department suspended its support. the company received $192 million before it

. >> i yim once belonging to christopher dorner is now up for auction. what the pawn shop wants to do with the money. >> trance forming a new exploratorium. amazing show you'll see tonight, how >>> federal authorities say substance that is believed to be contained in receipters sent to president obama and a republican senator did test positive as ricin. further tests are being done. it's a poison sometimes lumped in with other agents and it can be deadly. abc news reporter with more now from washington, d.c.. >> in malmaryland letter was suspicious substances were discovered tlrk news comes that a letter to be delivered to the white house tested positive for ricin. >> any time a suspicious powder is located it's tested at remote sites to mitigate risk to recipients and general population. >> positive results came from tests in the field. all leters being tested again in a laboratory to get another result. in a statement fbi says the investigation into these leters remains ongoing and more leters stay mai still be received. there is no indication of a con

. >> a heartfelt tribute to christopher stevens on display at a norway california art gallery.he piedmont native was killed in the again georgia si terror -- benghazi attack last year. the tribute opened at the museum. family and friends created the tribute that features honors from around the world. >> we have ten different countries represented and people from all around the world are coming together because chris brought everybody together. and that was always his philosophy. >> the christopher stevens memorial exhibition runs through april 20th. >>> investigators in southern california are looking into why other dump truck was on the tracks when a metrolink commuter train hit it. the crash caused the dump truck to roll over. nine of the train's 190 passengers were taken to the hospital for treatment. the truck driver was treated at the scene and released. sometime still -- >>> still to come, a dramatic rescue. >> must have done at least one complete flip. >> landed in the river on the passenger side. >> ama: the kayaker in the right place at the right time. saved a family i

and georgetown journalism professor christopher chambers joined me just a short time ago to weigh in chris began by explaining what it means for the stations have their licenses pulled. well it's just it's essentially the iraqi c.m.c. is like our f.c.c. and fell swoop they've basically cut the legs out under these all of these networks the biggest you know the outsider being of course biggest outsider being al jazeera and some local patients as well and have a license you can operate so they cannot really move around the country move around the country reporting. even even even responding sources and that's you know and so when you cut that feed off then you cut off the internet as well because those stories cross platform so they're going in the water basically and so when we say that they're cutting and taking away these licensing privileges to help me and the p.r. to understand exactly what that means it means that they will not be able to report in the country but the the airwaves they cannot block them right because they're coming from internationally right well yeah i mean they

next speaker >> good evening i'm christopher's. i live in the neighborhood and i've known those people for 15 years. they work 7 days a week and this project they've listened to the neighbors they have responded to everyone and i think you should disallow the appeal >> any other public comment? it doesn't look like it so you can rebut >> to answer sir, mr. honda there were thirty people in the neighborhood that was against the project there was no one in the neighborhood who wants it arrest they say jeff's a nice guy no one in the neighborhood is for this project. the lawyer i hate to increase my bias against lawyers i'm sorry not too many of you are lawyers. this lawyer made a settlement and we'd love to know what that settlement looks like. the lawyer doesn't live there. he was this liquid guy when jeff left the meeting that he was going to sue himself him and now jeff just made a major concessions to the building. obviously it was a legitimate complaint. we not all in the mode to sue everybody. the people who live there up the s

ambassador, christopher stevens.undreds of retired veterans from military special operations sending an open letter to lawmakers, calling for support for the creation of a house select committee on the terror attack on benghazi. part of letter, it's essential that the full accounting of the events of september 11th be provided and that the american public be fully enveloped about the egregious terrorist act, we owe that truth to the american people and families of the fallen. and catherine herridge from washington joining us on a sunday. what does the letter say and special-ops, what message are they hoping to get out. >> harris, this letter first obtained by fox news is signed by more than 700 special operations vets and urging congress for a select committee tasked with a single mission to investigate the benghazi terrorist attacks and includes 15 questions ranging from what warnings were given to the state department, the security was unravelling on the ground, if al-qaeda and islamic militias gained a food hold,

ambassador christopher stevens.dreds of veterans from the military special operations sending an open letter to law americas. calling for support of a creation of the house select committee on the terror attack in benghazi. part of that letter reads it is essential a full accounting of the events of september 11th, 2012, be provided and the american public be fully performed regarding this egregious terror attack on personnel and facilities. we owe it to the american people and families of the fallen. katherine herridge now joining us on a sunday night. what does this letter say and what does the special ops group hope to -- what message are they hoping to get out. >> this letter attained by fox news assigned by 700 urging congress to select a special committee with a special mission. it includes 17 questions ranging from what warnings were given, the al qaeda and militias in eastern libya in the months since the attack to the real time decision making from president obama clinton and defense department on the night

. >> a heartfelt tribute to christopher stevens on display at a norway california art gallery.he piedmont native was killed in the again georgia si terror -- benghazi attack last year. the tribute opened at the museum. family and friends created the tribute that features honors from around the world. >> we have ten different countries represented and people from all around the world are coming together because chris brought everybody together. and that was always his philosophy. >> the christopher stevens memorial exhibition runs through april 20th. >>> investigators in southern california are looking into why other dump truck was on the tracks when a metrolink commuter train hit it. the crash caused the dump truck to roll over. nine of the train's 190 passengers were taken to the hospital for treatment. the truck driver was treated at the scene and released. sometime still -- >>> still to come, a dramatic rescue. >> must have done at least one complete flip. >> landed in the river on the passenger side. >> ama: the kayaker in the right place at the right time. saved a family i

. >>> new sheriff transcripts shows that in the final two hours of the manhunt for christopher, deputies't fire a single shot. on february 12, 1 deputy was killed and another injured. according to the transcript, deputies were told not to fire unless they saw him. instead, tear gas was used to try and coax him out of the cabin. flames broke out and one gunshot was heard and authorities believe it was him taking his own life. >>> it was warmer out there away from the coastline. our inlands valleys were in the low 80s. in the south, 82 in sunnyville. closer to the coastline, temperatures were cooler thanks to the winds. we will see slightly stronger winds tomorrow. it will stay mild tonight. as we head into the weekend we will see warming away from the coastline, more 80-degree readings, and that will continue into monday but cooling into the rest of the next week. tomorrow morning, we will have fog near the coastline, but i think it will be pumped up along the immediate coastline. it will clear back tomorrow afternoon. we will have strong winds out of the north and sunny. temperatures tom

many has been arrested, steven burns is charged with stabbing a man and setting a body on fire and christopher james is being arrested for helping. police say there may have been a homeless incampment in the area. >> there was conflict that led to the fatal stabbing of the victim. >> reporter: the victim has not been identified, but police say they believe he was a transplant and both suspects were as well. >>> it was a somber day at a local high school where there is now awareness about the dangers of railroad tracks. >>> >> reporter: students here are grief-stricken and the school does stress train safety and here is why. union pacific tracks running right across from the school's campus. theresa hernandez heard the sound and spoke to us through a translation. >> i saw something flying in the air and what fell was the body of the the boy. >> reporter: the boy was austin price and he had been playing chicken on the tracks and was struck. >> i told him not to play those games. he is my best friend and i will miss him a lot. >> reporter: students bringing flowers and holding on tight. >> when s

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