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who wrote collie a letter.ember how we said he wanted to skype with us? he wanted to do a little bit more than that. let me introduce him. >> i am so honored to meet him, meet somebody like collie sweeney who changes lives every day. >> to see the full story of collie's surprise or nominate someone you think should be a cnn hero, go to cnnheros.com. >>> well, the kentucky derby is about to get underway in louisville and the smart money is on, well, mud. no, not a horse named mud, actual mud. it's the only sure thing going into the race with rain soaking the track at churchhill downs. derby hats doubling as umbrellas today. the rain is a curveball for gamblers. changing the odds. some horses perform better than others on wet ground. right now, race watchers are looking to horses with a record of winning in this rain. including frenzy fire, free drop billy and my boy jack, just to name a few. i'm ana cabrera in new york. i'll be back tomorrow night at 5:00 eastern. still ahead tonight on cnn, van jones sits down

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last year we shared the story of coach collie sweeney, a top ten cnn hero from detroit, uses boxing, on a path to academicccess, gets them to understand ruure,iscipline and sacrifice. his story has inspired many but it really struck a chord with a social studies student from alton, new hampshire, who wrote him a letter as part of an assignment. she had no idea the power she had to inspire. >> come up here for a second. remember we said that he wanted to skype with us? >> yes. >> he decided to do a little more than that. can i introduce mr. collie sweeney from downtown boxing gym and youth program from detroit, michigan. >> i am so honored to meet him, meet somebody like collie sweeney who changes lives every single day. >> for the full story on the surprise visit or to nominate someone who you think should be a cnn hero, you just have to go to cnnheroes.com. >> i love that reveal. >> i love it, and i love what he does. when i learned about him, i looked at that program and it reminds a lot of what we see with the police athletic league. people think you're teaching kids to fight. tha

i often relate edison to a border collie and if anyone of you know dogs for collies are known for being incredibly hard workers because they get such joy out of hurting sheet. they will hurt cats and children and chickens and you don't have to train them or reward them they do it because they love it. a saying among thought people is if you don't give a border collie a dog it will come up with its own and he will not like it. all of the people were like this and they were happiest when they were working hard. >> sense of separateness, extreme confidence, creative mind, higher purpose, driven to work. let's go back to the separateness. especially because in innovation how much of this talk in recent years has been about the power of groups and collaboration. >> i have to say that this is a surprising finding for me in particular because the work i've done is on collaboration. i do work on networks and everybody in networks believes that social networks are hugely important not only for developing ideas for importing ideas and getting them diffused so how could possibly be that these brea

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fight against madrid catalonia has been without a government since late last year when madrid sacked collis push to mons cavernous . thousands of people have been marching through the polish capital. demonstrators angry about reforms to the country's the courts made by the ruling law and justice party the opposition says the changes threaten judges independence the government says the changes are necessary to combat corruption and inefficiency. u.s. president donald trump has declared a major disaster as a volcano continues to erupt on hawaii's big island scientists are warning of new eruptions and more destructive lava flows dozens of homes have been destroyed since a volcano erupted more than a week ago. italy could soon have a new prime minister two months after the country's election resulted in political deadlock talks in row between the populist the five star movement and the nationalist league party appear finally to be making progress the two party leaders hope to propose a new prime minister by sunday. they could be the end of the waiting game material salvini head of the far right

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you guys, this is the first time these six border collies have been set loose. they instantly started chasing the sheep. >> look at the big things with legs. >> they are herding the sheep and they team up and say we have to get them herded together. >> the funny thing is wouldn't you think the sheep would be like you know what? they are not going to hurt us. >> they say the dogs have the stare that sheep they know how to work together. >> thank duncan ton the bottom and sassy on the top. >> this dog is like i'm just standing here. >> you know how they get that look like you're not sharing with me? sassy is eating everything. a third dog comes in like see, that's where i told you the treats were. >> it wasn't me. >> it's almost time for the you choo give away. >> i choose you amazon echo. >> to enter you'll choose buzz words. the buzz word coming up in just a little bit. standby for the rtm you choose give away. >>> it was one of our best and dumbers and easiest ideas we have ever done. >> they are professional scooter riders. they have got an idea today. it's a

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a 3-month-old border collie standard poodle mix. she joins the brown family more than a year after his other dog passed away. >> she's still in training and she's a little shy. cute of the do you have anything to say about her? >> no. but we'll take any questions. >> governor brown is pretty funny. the first lady said that they're still trying to decide if she will have her own twitter account. we did reach out to callie for comment. >> she's still warming up. >> she's just barriking at us. >> lester holt joins us next. >>> tonight, growing outrage over a white house staffer mocking john mccain. sources tell nbc news she joked in a meeting, it doesn't matter what he thinks. he's dying anyway. mccain's daughter now firing back. >> i don't understand what kind of environment you're working in when that would be acceptable and you can come to work the next day and still have a job. >> tonight, the white house refusing to apologize confirming that staffer still has a job. >>> also tonight, the soaring cost of prescription drugs. preside

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people said bearded collie earlier. it is not a pure breed.l managers, how they cheer up the fans at christmas time. this has been around online for quite a while. it is not a dancing dog. i love that. do you know what, does he have to be anything? cardi b a scruffy old mutt? —— can't he be a scruffy old mutt? i liked the video. do you know the music? no. david wagner has more important things on his mind, trying to stay in the league against manchester city. and it is time for southampton to start winning at swansea. i could go on but i won't. don't go on. parting shot would be... don't go on! it is 9:43am. nasa's latest mission to mars blasts off today with the aim of mapping the red planet's interior for the first time. the rocket carries a robotic probe which will be dropped onto the surface to test for tremors known as marsquakes. they are hoping to find out all sorts of things about the planet looking at it from surface to the court. —— core. we're joined now by astrophysicist chris copperwheat. everybody loves mars. this is the first ti

it happened yesterday afternoon near collie street and 70th avenue. the father and son found the explosive device. police arrived on scene, evacuated the home and blocked the area. >> it's a little bit long, not that wide, and it's still intact. >> reporter: what did you think when you first saw it? >> it's going to explode. >> chris couldn't wait to show off his discovery to his friends. luckily, no one was hurt. >>> most homes in the bay area sell quickly and often over asking price. some sellers wondering if paying a 5 to 6 percent commission to a realtor is worth it. we'll see the new crop of companies offering what they say are less expensive options. >> if i put them up like they have them in the motels. >> reporter: the bathroom may be a bit dated but david knew he wouldn't is any trouble selling his san jose home. >> i watched houses sell in this area in a heart beat. >> reporter: instead of using a traditional full service real estate, david tried farrah, a real estate start-up that claims to save the average seller about $20,000. >> we remov

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signed a bill awarding nearly $2 million to a man wrongfully imprisoned for almost 40 years np craig collie was convicted of killing his give and her 4-year-old son in seemy valley in 1978. dna testing proved his innocence. brown pardoned him just before thanksgiving. this is the largest payment under the state's ee roenz convicts program. police are looking to weather the murders are actually tied to the golden state killer. suspect joseph deangelo was arrested last month and has been charged with 12 murders. >>> abc 7 will have the special program next wednesday called chasing the golden state killer. you can catch that on may 23rd at 6:30 p.m. >> now to breaking news. state assembly woman kristina garcia cleared of allegations she groped a male staff member. but outside investigators did substantiate allegatins of vul ar language and other claims made by four former staff members. garcia has been on unpaid leave from the assembly since the allegations came to light in february. she is expected to be back at work on monday. the man accusing her of groping says he may appeal the decision.

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sure we're in is in the russian capital moscow and the collie is in kiev for you nick want to give you the first word extraordinary turn of events that tell us about this a press conference that took place earlier. well indeed these have been a pretty extraordinary couple of hours so we. called at last minute to this press conference it all happened relatively quickly where we had the head of ukraine's spy service and the interior minister parading. telling the world over an operation they say lost it about two months from the time they discovered plans from russia they say to organize his killing not only his thing they say other people were talking to other russian emigres which august but his operation and they explained quite how they had involved in this telling him slightly later and even. supposedly planned killer was it seems working with the ukrainian security services so there was a plot within a plot and the only person not within this built within the plot seems to be the person they say is the organizer who is now being taken into custody ok has what i had to chuckle to hi

. >> that's why we reached out to the universities and collies -- colleges in our counties and said, what can we do to reduce sexual assault in the first place? we signed different agreements with those universities to strengthen cooperation between law enforcement and the universities. >> i think that's the productive thing to do with the passion people feel around this issue. not scapegoating a judge. >> absolutely, and what can you say about your involvement in the actual case itself and the prosecution? >> this was a case that i was very focused on, and i attended parts of a trial. i was actually present at the sentencing in the case when emily doe stood up and read her incredible impact statement. i was a few feet from her when she read that and i was incredibly moved by what she had said, as were millions of other people. this is a case i feel very strongly about and very much want to make sure there is justice for the next person who is sexually assaulted. >> santa clara county district attorney, we appreciate your time. >>> first and it's kind decision from the richmond city

colly sweeny from downtown youth boxing program in detroit, michigan. >> i'm so honored to meet him,ery day. >> to see the full story of the surprise or nominate someone you think should be a cnn hero, go to cnn heroes.com. that's it for us tonight. thanks for watching. >> good evening. quite a day. even more than most. keeping them honest, at the end of it, we are left even more than most days, with fresh evidence the white house is being neither truthful nor transparent with a country

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word yet on whether the pup improved the forecast accuracy >> it looks like a mix between a border colliese mountain dog what was it doing inside there >> emotional support dog, leslie >> emotional support companion >> i have an emotional support bat under my desk. you have never seen it >> given the weather we've seen this spring or lack thereof, it may be necessary >> there's no spring your screen going to all black represented how grim the spring has been thank you very much. >>> do you care about gas prices we have you covered. we'll give you the five big stories playing out in the oil markets now and how much higher will gas likely go over the summer and how much is it likely to pinch your pocketbook that's a crude rlieaty coming up next happy anniversary dinner, darlin'. can this much love be cleaned by a little bit of dawn ultra? oh yeah one bottle has the grease cleaning power of three bottles of this other liquid. a drop of dawn and grease is gone. >>> welcome back if it seems like there's a bunch of different story lines swirling around the oil market now, you're right. it can b

will economics and politics continue to 00 or be colli -- continue to collide or be better as powell and clarida take the help? alan: outside of the fed their collecting like mad. we passed a pretty miserable, although it had some good 2017, blowingt in the lid off the budget deficit. but the fed is a shining island. jay powell was an excellent appointment, rich clarida is an excellent appointment. the president has shown no overnation to send incompetent people with wild ideas to the federal reserve, although he has done that with many, many agencies of government. indeed, in many agencies of government, he has sent people that seem to have a mission to destroy the agency. when he has done with fed nominations is completely different from that. it has led people like me to applaud the decisions that we just hope it will keep up. there are more vacancies to be filled. caroline: would you applaud the views we have heard already in the statement was released ahead of time by richard clarida saying that you would see a balanced approach in terms of the dual focus of the fed but also in

yes, so indeed it was a very narrow victory for the senate and they won by 52-47 with collie republicansport of the resolution. as you rightly point out it's unlikely to be long lasting because a similar resolution isn't expected to pass in the house where republicans do have a majority. but some republicans are saying that perhaps a new law should be introduced that tones down some of the 2015 regulations and doesn't repeal it altogether. but for the time being it does look as though the repeal for net neutrality laws will go ahead according to the fcc. speaking of laws, the ceo of bumblebee has been filed with criminal charges into price fixing. a jury has said that he has conspired with others in the industry to eliminate competition in the area particularly in setting prices for canned tuna and the u.s. has been investigating this price fixing charges amongst star kis and chicken of the sea for more than two years now. bumblebee has agreed to pay a fine of $25 million. >> ford is resuming production of its f-150, they're going to extreme measures. what can you tell us about it? >> ye

colly sweeny from downtown youth boxing program in detroit, michigan. >> i'm so honored to meet him, meet someone who changes lives every day. >> to see the full story of the surprise or nominate someone you think should be a cnn hero, go to cnn heroes.com. that's it for us tonight. thanks for watching. >> good evening. quite a day. even more than most. keeping them honest, at the end of it, we are left even more than most days, with fresh evidence the white house is being neither truthful nor transparent with a country nor it seems concerned about transparency or the truth. some of the key stories we've been told by the president and his people have now shifted. some of what we have been told we now know is untrue. many of those lives reveal how little we know about the president of the united states and how much was hidden from view when people elected him. last night you may remember the new attorney rudy guiliani and changed the official story on stormy daniels and the firing of fbi director comey. on daniels, he admitted the president had, in fact, repaid attorney michael cohen

connect what though it is straight-- legislation allowed for them to assist colleagues when their collies if there was a disagreement in the workplace, if there was a sexual harassment charge, if there was a grievance , so these individuals who are being supported through official time are helping their fellow employees. i see nothing wrong with that. >> okay and you talked in your testimony about the benefits of official time. listen to the narrative so far in this hearing with the exception of you and me. one would assume that official time is just a sinkhole, no good comes out of it, it's all on the taxpayer dime. it's a ripoff. it's unions exploiting the taxpayer and once again not truly putting in a full day, in some cases not putting in a day at all. now, are there specific benefits that come from official time? for example, does official time cover whistleblowers, mr. west? >> the legislation did not actually set up a whistleblower process and it enabled those working on official time to assist others who were helping to protect the federal government in terms of the waste of taxpa

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him my collie, all i can say is god bless m america.ting next to him because i knew my very existence as the first african-american woman to represent the state of alabama was only made possible because of his sacrifice in his struggle. people come to selma but they come once a year to march across that bridge. they keep on marching to montgomery, to birmingham, they do not spend much money here in selma. my challenge as the member of congress representing my hometown is to figure out how this wonderful history that lets is not selma -- selma only the birthplace of the civil civil rightsnt -- voting movement, it also has a long history of civil war. this place has this important history living side-by-side. it is a history that people come back to revisit. i think it is important to me to learn how to leverage the history of selma to help selma economically. 19,000 and the median in our city is less than $20,000. it is important to understand that not only does history live here, but people who need opportunity, need better resources an

from the financial contributions but the intellectual capital that they are able to draw from their collies in the banking sector. it was a big loss to our state when they decided to give up banking charter due to the regulatory environment, including the volcker rule. i would be interested in your thoughts regarding industrial bank sectors. have you had a chance to review the safety and soundness of the ilcs? >> i am very familiar with them. it has not been a project of the federal reserve up until now to kind of consider our regulatory system and how that applies to the ilcs. but i am very aware of the importance of the issues the you're stating in the importance -- >> you would agree that ilcs have been the stable source of capital in our communities even during the financial crisis. >> that certainly was my experience, yes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. >> the chair recognizes the gentleman from arkansas, mr. hill. >> thank you, mr. quarles for being here. i want to talk about cost risk analysis. i know back in 1979, the fed agreed to -- cost-benefit analysis rules but have not over -- i