vince collier suffered a heart attack last week during a surf trip to mexico. collier was considered among surfers as the godfather of santa cruz and known as an enforcer on santa cruz's west side during a rougher surf scene during the late '70s and '80s and vince collier was 57 years old. >>> a group of teenagers rallied today to highlight value of making others feel welcome at school and to prevent young people from feeling isolated. abc 7 news was at oakland's lake merritt when a group called beyond differences shared its message of inclusion, friendship and love. the students say sometimes all it takes is saying hello. >> so beyond the fact that you're making someone else feel welcome and safe you also understand yourself on a deeper level so there's a benefit to everyone involved. >> and we're trying to help you embrace your differences and trying to make you feel happy because you're different. >> yeah. should be celebrated. organizers believe ending social isolation can reduce violence in schools. >> well, just ahead, an e-bike promises to take you the d

i'm sorry. >> judge collier cannot allow that to happen. is saying, after all, the justice department. the executive branch made the application. she have told you she said for some time now, not just in this case, that you are not restricted in terms of turning this over to congress. >> sean: this is new to me in the sense that we can actually get the application before the american people. sara, let me go back to you. i would like to see that application. i would like to see the footnote that says it may have some political connection. we know now, everybody knew clinton bought and paid for it we know that nobody verified it. we know that they went to a fisa judge because they wanted all of that information and they got what they wanted spying on an opposition party candidate in the weeks leading up to an election and for an entire year thereafter. this is what -- ohio do you say that -- how do you lie to a fisa judge or any judge? >> well, you can't. and the american people deserve to see the facts. and this is why judge collyer, she is

and governor jeff collier of kansas, a surgeon who just took office. so we have the full lifespan of our governors here. thank you, we hope that you will join along with #3 with #360 -- #axios360 and we appreciate you're reading axios where we make you starter, faster on the big to thaks matter most to you. now we're welcome on to the stage, governor. >> good morning. >> thank you so much for coming. >> apex you say. >> yes, the peak of good living. my brother scott is there with mize wife sheri, his son evan is here who -- >> just so you know i'm dreeping of oatmeal, brown sugar and bananas right now. >> i think we can probably make that happen. while you're here that will probably happen. governor, i was saying this is the beginning of national governors association weekend and stlos many rituals that go along with that for governors, for the press, for the staff, and you were telling me that as you get used to your nga meetings you said that there's a little north carolina and nga comes to mind. >> barney five says go, go, go, that's what this is. w

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collier's has approached the prospective tenant to the second floor, and i've also contacted greyhound to see if they're interested in expanding into that space. this is the master schedule slide that shows overall readiness as compared to the construction timeline, which has the bubbles missing, similar to ron's. the only change from last month on facilities is that i extended the april -- to april the timeline for the roof park in consideration of taking another look at the place of entertainment permit. ti at this point, i'm going to turn it over to sidney. >> good morning. i'm going to come back to this slide. so later in the meeting, i'll be presenting the code of conduct item and the cyber security item to the board. standard procedures are under development, and they'll be in place prior to opening. the preopening security training is on hold until ten weeks prior to opening. four weeks prior to opening with a fully operational building, safety and security systems will begin in building training on standard and emergency procedures for the security team, which consists of the s

where we're living in interesting times is one of the interesting times as professor over in collier he's an economist at the john f. kennedy institute for university welcome d.w. to be here this talk of still seems to have sprung out of nowhere has it well the exact timing does seem absolutely arbitrary and all reports indicate that it is a really a surprise for much of the establishment treasury was out of the loop defense was out of the loop the department of state was also surprised by this everyone knows that this is been a campaign issue and something it's a promise and so one can imagine among all the things that are cooking. in the white house bubbling not getting resolved that this was a time when donald trump just wanted to go back to one of his greatest hits which was to him or at make america great again be the king of the hill in international trade and it is a thing so he's done this before there are going to do this big big big big thing but this is for next week he's juta sign this is maybe announcement next week do you think he will actually have to do. i wouldn't be

. >> good morning, erica elliott from colliers.n today's report you will notice a continued movement towards more tours and more offers, our prospects are being called and brought to the center for tours. the response has continued to be very positive and interested, so you'll notice that the touring and letter of intent columns are getting larger by the month. in our status, you will notice at the far right that we have 35 spaces and we have 24 offers as of to date. our schedule we were supposed to by this time -- by the end of first quarter, which we haven't reached just yet -- we were supposed to have 13. we are at 24. so we are well on our way to making our schedule. in doing that our continued efforts prompting, campaigning and touring, obviously, in full swing. and tenant placement and making sure that it complies with our co-tenancy that you have all approved and working with our partners to make sure that the mechanical requirements fit each space and our budget. and negotiating letters of intent with all of those points. t

sara carter reporting that foreign intelligence presiding judge,ie her name is rosemary collier, sheold devin nunes and bob goodlatte in a february 18th letter that documents they are requesting from the fisa court can actually be obtained from the doj with the approval from the white house. ins her letter, this is where gt interesting, she writes that requests for fisa court information related to the approval of a fisa warrant to spy on carter page, "prevent novel and significant questions." meaning new, never happened before, significant, yeah, this is pretty profound, and the judge asked that the court does not have any problem with the executive branch releasing any material from the fisa court to congress. here's my take away. it sounds like this one judge and probably the other three are now saying we'd all pretty darn well we were lied to. we were manipulated. but we now have to go through theo proper process to get the truth out.. at that as a major development. we'll be following the story very, very closely. i also printing tonight. that clock is ticking for the obama admi

this is rosemary collier, the presiding judge, keep in mind, the judges on the fisa court are picked the supreme court. she wrote in this little order, the has received a pleading titled motion for leave to appear as a me can you say curiae on and on. >> explain that. >> five days later she says although presented as a request to appear, there is no matter pending before the court with respect to which such an appearance would be proper this warrant extended three times. this matter was still appearing before this court. that's number one, number two, the court has ongoing jurisdiction to supervise the conduct of attorneys, the fbi, the justice department, before the court. contempt may reach backwards. even after a case has been concluded. in other words, this fisa judge and quite frankly, was misdirecting when she said the matter is not before us anymore when it was still before them and this court, like any federal court, still has the power to reach back and hold people accountable. she did nothing. she did not call in the fbi as far as we know. she did not call in the justice de

it's a major highway that runs all the way across the florida everglades and all the way to collier county, which is naples, all of that area, the everglades city. so it goes across that. this is an enormous highway and in the city here, the western side of the city of miami. the degree -- we don't know the magnitude of this. we were talking with leonette asado that observes a restaurant called the green chicken. you explained before the news confroerence that you heard the need and ran over there. i was curious to know what you saw in the early going. >> we heard the noise. my husband and i and a worker started running that way. begging everybody in their course to come help. we had got to the bridge per se. you know, not knowing what to do when you see a bridge that way. it's about 900 tons or cars that look like sardine cans at that moment. my husband saw the one -- two of the construction workers were attached with their harnesses to the top of the bridge. he run -- he's a miami-dade police officer. so he has experience with cpr. he has experience with resuscitation processes. so he we

stay on this, it would become highway 41 and head across alligator alley over towards naples and collier county on the west coast. here is the tamiami trail, southwest eighth street. it's busy. right now they have a disaster on their hands. the local coverage is koling fr -- is coming from the news station in south florida. ralph rayburn is in the chopper. let's listen. >> the rescue team should be arriving at any moment. you can see the pedestrian bring crushing two cars there along southwest eighth street. these are the first pictures from the ground. we enter the 3:00 hour. you know, still getting developing information. the technical rescue team will use pulleys and air bags to do their best and left the concrete. waiting to see if anyone is alive. that's the urgent situation we're dealing with. rescue teams trying to see if there's any one alive. ralph, as we approach the top of the hour, any new information that you're getting from the scene? >> the technical rescue team, they are hear on the scene. the cluster of firefighters that you can make out in the screen, the guy with the y

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great time to go there but there are a couple of forest fires in collier county. 7,000-acre blaze. 25%ing up across the area as we go through the next day or two. temperatures in the midsection of the country, the northeast will get to be above average. finally, maybe not all the way to new england but will feel warmer than it is now. this segment brought to you by well, before it was even founded, a french teenager, bienville, scared away a british warship with just a story. and great stories kept coming. [trumpet playing] some make you move to jazz, funk and bounce. some of our stories aren't quite as straightforward. blocked by the saints! [crowd roaring] while others prove that great things can happen... even on a monday night. cause for three hundred years, great stories have started the same way. one time, in new orleans. [crowd applause] >>> "good morning america" is brought to you by t-mobile. america's most loved wireless company. join the un-carrier today. >>> good morning south bay. let's get up and get going. >> this is abc 7 mornings. >> good morning i'm natasha zouves fro