earlier i spoke with connor from the international space station. larry, this mission makes you the first person in history to reach space and the deepest part of the ocean within one year why was that a goal? and what does it feel like to accomplish that? >> i don't really know that that was a goal it really started out with this endeavor to try to go to the international space station and not be a tourist but do some serious research and educational outreach and then after that was announced a research vessel contacted me and the research they were doing in the mariana trench it was a tremendous opportunity and challenge, but i would also emphasize that at the end it's really not about me, it's about education, research and trying to make not only the u.s. but worldwide a better place to live in >> you told us a year ago that the future of space travel is in the private sector this is the fully private mission to the international space station. after heading to space yourself, are you still thinking tourism is viable for the masses or no >> well,

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christina: so connor jack is safe and sound.which is also autism awareness month. arthel: thank you, christina coleman, great story. i'm glad they are back together. eric: hoffa is not the head of international of teamsters, he's retired after 23 years as teamsters president, mr. hoffa upon retirement said, quote, serving our 1.4 million members in north america has fulfilling beyond what i could have dreamed when my fellow brothers and sisters first elected me in 1998. i am forever grateful for given the opportunity to follow in my father's footsteps in teamsters president's. riddle, the search for james hoffa and we are continuing of what happened to hoff after he vanished in detroit and our probe led us to this spot in new jersey city, new jersey, word is claimed hoffa was buried after he was murdered by the mob. >> frank said he is father boaried jimmy hoffa in a metal barrel in sky way in new jersey city, new jersey, that confined metal buried under ground. we discovered metal that could corroborate frank's story. the fbi i

>>'s family says they never saw or heard from connor again. they say they have no idea where his journey has taken him over the last 30 months. >> we are just grateful that he is safe, he is alive and we have our son back. that's the most important thing ever for us. >> the teen's family says he is now safe and in a treatment facility. some parents in michigan are fumingft kindergartner shared a bottle of tequila during snack time last week. an unidentified student passed around a jose cuervo mixed with four classmates before a teaches to the parents letting them know what happened. alexis smith's five-year-old daughter was one of the students who drink the tequila. she is livid. >> my daughter takes medicines and first off, no kids should be drinking. just the shock itself. it burns. how do you feel? anything could have happened. >> school officials say they have disciplined the student who brought the bottle to school and parents are also being question. coming up, harassment on amtrak. the story coming from someone making the long trip to t

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el portal para niños desaparecidos y explotados y después de 16 hojas dio el volante reportando a connor de septiembre de 2019 en el norte de california >>la noche del 9 de abril oficiales lo hallaron a 740 millas de allí. una cámara corporal captó el encuentro con su padrastro que llegó para identificarlo, supieron que era poner la orden de arresto en nevada. la madre de connor en el teléfono pregunta si es el a lo que el padrastro responde que un poco más viejo pero sí minutos después la madre estoy en la emoción pidiendo que sólo llevaran en 2021 el centro nacional para niños desaparecidos y explotados advierte a las autoridades con 28.000 casos. >>los efectos del fentanilo se sigue sintiendo en el país, la agencia antidrogas ha alertado a los departamentos de policía a nivel nacional sobre estos incidentes. y que es una sobredosis masiva?es cuando tres o más personas se intoxican al mismo tiemp? en los últimos dos meses se han registrado siete sobredosis masiva involucrando a 58 personas de las cuales 29 murieron, la más reciente el 10 de marzo en el sur de la florida donde seis pers

. >> reporter: police by the camp but it puts deputies interacting with connor jack oswalt nearly 3 years after he disappeared from his california home hundreds of miles away. >> honestly i'm still dumbstruck by the whole situation. >> reporter: the sheriff's department found him sleeping outside the store. >> you want to sit in the car a warm-up for a minute? mark >> reporter: the teenager, who has autism, let them take a fingerprint which led to his identification. >> after about 16 pages of scouring through names and photographs and trying to find something that might match up, came up with a name connor jack oswalt. >> reporter: his stepfather drove to utah to confirm the good news. >> a little bit older but that's him. >> my sweetheart is alive. >> we are grateful he is safe and alive. we have our son back. that is the most important thing ever for us. >> reporter: where he has been for all this time remains under investigation. k smith cbs news. >> the family never stopped searching for him. they handed out flyers, contacted missing persons organizations and even moved back to the t

>> reporter: i spoke with larry connor, the pilot of this mission which was organized by axiom space.. he described those cosmonauts as very gracious hosts. they invited them over to the russian segment of the spaces. they shared two dinners with them, and the russians also said that they would be happy to share their toilet in the russian segment. i will let larry connor explain why. >> it's a remarkably durable piece of equipment that the russians developed. that's the other reason why we have to operate as one group. all the international partners. if the toilet ever goes down -- by the way, we had one day when it was down for a couple of hours. well, we go -- in our case escorted to the russian side, and they're happy to let us -- yeah. let us use that. >> reporter: despite those two dinners and all of the interaction, larry says the situation on the ground in ukraine never came up. larry connor had more than 1,000 hours of -- 1,000 training hours at johnson space center and at spacex's headquarters in hawthorne, california, to train for this mission. this was a massive research m

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because she's going to have a son john connor who will be the leader of the human resistance army to the so, you know, they're ai led the robots to to launch nuclear strikes against all of humanity and to try and seek to exterminate humanity john connor is the only hope and boy that is a negative film in 2000 in 1991 terminator 2 arnold schwarzenegger comes back as the hero. and in fact, he is the robot that learns to care for john connor learns to care for human life doesn't actually kill anybody john connor the kid eddie for a long tells him like he can't kill anybody so he only shoots police officers in the knees. and the you know, there is no fate but what we make so 1980s. it's like the future is terrible 1990s. it's like well there might be nuclear war and robots might be trying to kill us but some of the robots can learn to love deep in their hearts. there's been there's a new new ish. hbo documentary about woodstock 1999. so there were two festivals to celebrate woodstock's 25th anniversary and 30th anniversary 1994. there was lots of like peace and love and harmony and it wa

connor jack was just 17 when he left his family home during lunch one day. earlier month, sheriff deputies in utah picked up a shivering man outside a gas station. you can see him here they say they let him warm up and have something their squad car. that's when they realize the homeless man was connor jack just a month shy of his 20th birthday just a month shy they captured the moment they learned their son had been found alive. >> is it him >> a little bit older, but yeah. >> my sweetheart is alive. oh, my god >> connor's parents say they relocated to his birthplace of idaho falls hoping that some day he would find his way back home. investigators say it's still unclear where he was during the nearly three years that he have missing. >>> johnny depp is expected to testify against his ex-wife tomorrow in court. the movie star suing amber heard for defamation and $50 million a legal expert on what depp will face face. >>> ever since mahrch 13th >>> ever since mahrch 13th it's been stuck. if you're a small business, there are lots of choices when it comes to

. >> reporter: connor lamb has been known to buck his party, including by opposing nancy pelosi as speakerve views such as gutting the filibuster, he has struggled to keep pace in fund-raising and the polls and he is sharpening his attacks against a front-runner. >> i know a lot of people in our party like him, but it's an awful big risk with an election as high stakes as this. >> reporter: there's also this reality. biden's approval rating is underwater, but none of the democrats here are running away from him yet. >> we're going to embrace joe biden. >> i've campaigned with him a lot. there's no downside to that in my mind. >> reporter: but one dilemma confronting democrats, voter anger over gas prices, inflation, and frustration over washington gridlock. >> i think people are looking around, for real, and just saying what the -- what the hell are we doing? what the hell are we doing? >> reporter: and as for the moderates blocking the democratic agenda -- >> i would call it full of crap. >> reporter: jake, fetterman's democratic opponents are already attacking him over a 2013 incident wh

we know that connor jack oswald is receiving health resources at the moment. >> well, now an update on a story we brought you earlier. we told you how russian forces had entered eastern ukraine. now, the head of luhansk region military says control over the city of criminal is lost, adding that heavy fighting continues. the town has been under bombardment for weeks now, as russian forces have pushed west into the donbas region. the governor says russian forces entered with a huge amount of equipment. we continue to watch that story very closely. and i'd want to thank you for spending part of your day with me, i'm rosemary church, be sure to connect with me on twitter at rosemary cnn, and our breaking news coverage of russia's war in ukraine, as it continues now on early start. you are watching cnn. right before mike decided to say yes... he learned he had ibs-c and could treat it with linzess. it explained why his constipation with belly pain wouldn't go away. and why the belly pain, discomfort, and bloating couldn't be kept at bay. after mike learned his symp

back to our pilot larry connor. as i said he will also become the first human to reach both the deepest ocean depths and end of the bounds of outerspace within one year. that's crazy to me. larry has been actively involved with the mayo clinic and the cleveland clinic for many years helping to understand the effects of aging. this mission will add -- [inaudible] >> crew is go for launch. >> all right. so that is fantastic news. that's basically four thumbs up inside crew dragon right now. yeah, some really good news. >> continuing on a crew, moving on to mission specialist will become the second is really ever to fly to space. anyways today's mission is a return to flight for the nation of israel after the columbia tragedy and 2003. eytan serve more than four decades as a fighter pilot waitress to serve the distinguished babied and metal and today he's an impact investor platypus. he will fly to the iss and there is no drink the on retreat during his time on the iss he will facilitate scientific experience, educatio

i know connor connor jack went missing in the in late september, but it's just something we see thise of year. it's just a good time to really raise awareness about the issue in the wandering in a little problems. families of children who have autism do face day in and day out. >>any advice for people if you come upon a child that you do suspect is missing. how do you approach that child and you know, potentially offer them some help. >>you know that the encounter jack's case here, i think communities are wonderful job. they notice something that was out of place. they noticed something that didn't look right in. the first thing they did was just call police. and then of course, we know what the police did. they did an amazing, amazing job as well. and for the community. same thing. keep an eye on the individual there that they don't have to necessarily approach but notify the of the local authorities. they're the ones we're going to be boots on the ground. they're the ones who are going to be able to interact safely with the individual. and hopefully find information that they're lo

everyone who has been involved in the program and in working on the symposium and in particular, connor sullivan from the d.c. program who has given so much support and assistance putting on this together. thank you to connor, and let me just say that this is, you know, extremely great timing to have director inglis with us here today. as i'm sure many of you know, just last week, we had another joint federal warning about new types of industrial control system malware that have been discovered in the u.s. networks. so there's no doubt that the risk is going up. so thank you very much to director inglis and to david for being with us today and i will now turn it over to them. >> well, thank you very much. thanks to all of you who are here and thanks to adam and the cfr for putting this on and mostly, thanks to directorderfu opportunity to come here. and he has a truly challenging job that would be challenging under almost any circumstances, but the fact that he is the first incumbent in the job means that he's got to go navigate the politics of creating a new position while also trying

john connor is the only hope. boy, that's a negative film. in 1991 "terminator 2," arnold schwarzenegger comes back as the hero. in fact, he is the robot that learns to care for john connor, learns to care for human life. doesn't actually kill anybody. the kid, eddie furlong, tells him he can't kill anybody so he only shoots police officers in the knees. and there's no fate but what we make. so, 1980s it's like the future is terrible. the 1990s is, well, there might be nuclear war and there might be robots trying to kill us, but some of the robots can learn to love deep in their hearts. there's a new-ish hbo documentary about woodstock 1999. there were two festivals to celebrate's woodstock's 25th and 30th anniversary. 1994, there was lots of, like, peace and love and harmony and it was not a greatly run festival, but it certainly emphasized the peace, love, and harmony. woodstock 1999 is this dystopian vision of people tearing things down, setting stuff on fire, dancing in mud. >> -- acid, i hear stuff like about woodstock -- i might be -- >

it's your opportunity to ask a question. >> connor, is for representative lam. how do you feel about your endorsement, joe manchin endorsing you and would you vote similarly to him in the senate? my fear is that i think we have one joe manchin is enough in the senate and his endorsement of you in the race i found troubling because i absolutely disagree with his voting record. >> to be honest when john wh said that i'm not sure what he's referring to. when i was a member of congress i helped fund raise with many senators and other members including senator manchin. and the question of how we vote is already answered by our actual vote. we both have voting records. i voted for the john lewis votingrights act three times . i voted for the women's health protection act and voted for raising the minimum wage and i voted for the bill back better act to my knowledge he's been about against all four. >> he is connor's mentor and he did post a post a fundraiser and he said recently he wouldmake a heck of a senator so that's an endorsement . and i'm just saying do you emb

-- segregationism with bull connor and so forth, and jackie said that was not ok. but he wanted to be out there and own his opinion and help to have people pay attention to these issues. there's a lot of what he did and said that you could sort of transfer from him saying it in 1965 or whatever to now in 2022 and it would make a lot of sense. susan: about eight minutes left in our conversation. i think what i want to do now is actually show the clip from cbs news from the night he passed away. they played a long segment. this is only one short of it. their correspondent talking about jackie robinson. we will watch and wrap this story. >> the 28-year-old rookie with batchelder's at a bad knee played because he felt a right to, and his odd, pigeon toed run which was so clumsy yet so fast, was a sign of his determination. jack felt all the usual pressures multiplied in terrifying multi fold. in a sense, he was at that for every black athlete, hitting against all the curves a hostile world could throw. he faced that shadowy world -- he represented that shadowy world ca

[crying] >> connor was reported missing in clearlake, california, september 20 9, 2019.own sighting was inie hope over the last two and a half years. honestly, i'm still dumbstruck by the whole situation. >>'s family says after his disappearance, they never heard from connor again, and even gave up hope. they say they have no idea where his journey has taken him over the last 30 months. >> we are just grateful that he is safe and alive and that we have our son back. that is the most important thing ever for us. jobina: happy for them. that teenager's family says that he is no safe and is heading for a treatment facility. today is the 160th anniversary of the 1906 earthquake. every year a moment of silence is observed to remember those killed in the 7.8 magnitude earthquake. amy hollyfield was there for the moment and joins us now for more. amy: the celebration just wrapped up. we sucar ago, and they paused at 5:11 and silently remembered. silence, they had sirens blaring. as they did, 116 years ago, after this huge quake hit. 3000 people died in the aftermath. 28,000 bui

chief o connor. and let me first find out is there public comment on the chief's report? >> there is nobody on the public comment line. >> all right. public comment is closed and commissioners. vice president nakajo. questions? comments? >> thank you very much. thank you very much. chief for your comprehensive report. just as a point of clarification, thank you for acknowledging supporting [inaudible] i believe i think the chief told me -- the lieutenant and my question is is this out of recruitment, i believe to issue corrected as this is out of fire prevention. she was out there with al joe to staff? >> that is correct. there both weekends. al joe assisted on the second weekend. i believe. >> that is housed out of fire prevention or is haa part of recruitment? >> fire prevention and they work with recruitment it is a double function. okay. >> i wanted to thank you and the staff in terms of having that exercise. during april. i believe that was it is first exercises live in the period of time. i wanted to acknowledge it and chief, was that a live interaction compared to

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connor, thank you for taking the time. it's often the case those who have the least are the often the ones who give the most. that seems to be happening now in mol dough have so how can the rest of the world continue to help moldova and ukrainian refugees? >> i think to -- to your point, that is exactly what we are seeing here and in the last segment, i saw that we have -- that you referenced around the grace of people. we are seeing the exact same thing in -- in moldova here. moldovan citizens continue to open up their doors and their hearts to ukrainian refugees. but we must remember that moldova is a very small country. it's a poor country, as well. and we are moving towards half a million ukrainian refugees that have passed through or come into moldova, as well. and that puts a strain on the country, as well. so from an international community perspective, our humanitarian agencies, such as catholic relief services, we have to support and sustain moldova to be able to provide relief, immediate relief for ukrainian refu

my name is connor moran, director of the wisconsin book festival. it is my pleasure to welcome you and to welcome our guest to the first time we have celebrated the wisconsin book festival in person in two years to the day. [applause] >> yep. it is wonderful. i really thank you for coming out in person. i want to say hello to the audience watching at home. it is the 20th time, that madison, that wisconsin, that the country has come together to celebrate the wisconsin book festival. i feel a tremendous sense of kind of weight y history as i stand up here today. i want to take this moment to thank madison public library, the library foundation and all of our sponsors. their support, particularly over the last 18 months, but over the last 20 years to ensure that we have free cultural events like this where we can celebrate great wisconsin authors like megan. it's been steadfast and unwavering. a quick round of applause for the library foundation. [applause] to the matter at hand, megan is a writer who is raised and still lives in the midwest. it is alw

in their first home game since sacking sean dyche, they were in front on 12 minutes thanks to connorto get his first goal for the club, and just before half time burnley got their second. nathan collins heading in and that's how it finished. the win moves burnley to within one point of everton and safety, though they've played a game more, as interim boss mike jackson looks to keep burnley in the top flight in what would be a seventh successive season. we haven't changed a lot for that a couple of things put up the strength of this group is all along, the strength of this group is the group that they been together for a long time and that's the strength of it. i'm not reinventing the wheel here, all i'm doing is preparing the team, tweaked a couple little things that the drive in the effort is the identity always been here. theyjust remembered what it's about. erik ten hag says he is "hugely excited by the challenge ahead" following his apointment as the new manager of manchester united. the ajax boss will take over from interim boss ralf rangnick at the end of this season on a three

over the shoulder previously commander mla was on the left and pilot larry connor was on theright . live view inside the cabin. they just got the okay to lift their visor. all right. we can see that everyone is in space. you can see that 0g indicator floating around, great view there of dragon and death are now in space with the axiom one crew on their way to the international space station. >> this is a day of first. this is my first time to participate in a launch like this and the first for spaceflight . it's wonderful to see such a picture-perfect launch. we saw 0g insertion at the same time. it was wonderful tosee . as i just said today's launch is one for the history books so to punctuate this milestone nasa and commercial companies are able to achieve we go to a kennedy space center where megan crews is with leaders. >> i am up your right now with theassociate administrator ofnasa space operations and mission director, so great to have you here , what did you think of the launch ? >> it's always right in the bottom of my throat. can't breathe, can't breathe but what a beautif

. >> connor? >> it's much the same as the utilities trade. there is a lot of correlation.have two charts and how extreme this is. so first you see the ratio. this is tlt in reverse. the relative performance, i shares to utilities then you have a collapse of epic proportions to all-time lows one versus the other. the tlt itself, the second of these charts is down to tran. this is the all data chart looking at tlt. we came down to the trend line with the 2018 event and levels that mike was siting. i think sequencing calls for a bounce and the long and will start to reflect some recessionary issues. those are around the corner. >> okay. so tony, you have the charts and trade. where do you stand? >> the expectations. my streak goes out to june. if you look at june the breakout on 132 and retest of that level certainly points us to 112 to 114, the low in 2018. looking at a spread like this it might look intimidating. break it down into 120 a debit spread similar to the trade mike is using on xl and selling an additional one put against it to offset the cost of the debit spread

. >>> nhl, connor mcdavid and the oilers. sharks have a 1-0 lead, trouble here near the 8 minute mark. bottom of your screen. ryan nuggent hopkins and the extra period went quick. burns stopped it point blank range, the goalie, mike smith, flipped it. far ahead and up. mcdavid, skated down and sent it home to win it 2-1 the final, sharks hosting calgory on thursday. >>> nba, no lebron james, lakers no chance for the phoenix suns, they needed a win. the third quarter, suns up, 22. chris paul, to bridges, symbolic of the lakers season. just ran right off of the court and out of the gym. suns won it 121-110. eliminated the lakers from post season. it was the lakers seventh straight loss, l.a. is at the warriors on thursday. >>> finally, a shout out to liz cook. not one, not two, but three ncaa bracket challenge championships on her resume. [ laughter ] >> congratulations. >> thank you very much. it is, it is an honor. i wish i can say a lot of thought and care went into it. it did not. it just goes to show those brackets are nut

i g, but then again, just so mid them us conner, nakano, couldn't she me, connor america. then he got a new duster. no. cool. so you store what the sure meet them us, me a little real piece going on as the victims of world war 2. the japanese built to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the end of that war. oh, the people who want peace gather the ceremonies to mourn and come in ah ah ah, the war is to blame, save a japanese people who come to moon last love ones me. i see it keeps me i came in ah, with the so called enhanced interrogation techniques used by the u. s. officials were basically designed as techniques to break down the human mind. if you force a human being to stay in a certain position doesn't take very long to the pain involved to become absolutely excruciating, but nobody's lean finger on you. you are doing it to yourself. and we started adopting those techniques when i was stationed in mosul among them worse press positions, sleep deprivation. inducing hypothermia. there's already beginning to be evidence that these old techniques are now being used on im

larry connor, a real estate mogul from ohio, canadian investor mark pathy and a former fighter pilota pin, recognizing them as the latest space explorers. >> i'm thrilled and honored to be up here, thanks to spacex's phenomenal ride, i mean, no pun intended, but out of this world. >> wow, just amazing to be here. it's hard to find the words. >> reporter: nasa astronaut tom marshburn welcomed them aboard and recognized the momentous occasion. >> historic day. we expect long term cooperation with nasa, with our international partners and private companies and private astronauts. so we are ready to go to work. >> reporter: the mission made possible with close coordination between axiom and nasa, since the iss is government funded and operated. axiom hopes to one day build its own commercial space station. phil lipof, abc news, new york. >> our thanks there to phil. i feel like we blinked and suddenly space tourism was a thing. >> except i'm still too poor to participate. >> the next axiom two takes place in 2023 and will include a crew member chosen through a reality tv series, because

larry connor, mark and are each paying millions of dollars for the trip. commander is a former nasa astronaut, michael lopez alegria who retired after logging within 250 days in orbit . >> i have been advocating for commercial human spaceflight since i left nasa. and now i get the first and goal . it is a wonderful opportunity . >> reporter: spacex is providing the right but axiom space is managing the mission. the crew will work alongside professional astronauts. lopez says it makes them more than space tourists. >> these guys are eager, smart, and the most important quality is that they want to perform. >> reporter: the ceo spent 30 years at nasa. >> this is the first step in a number of flights that will allow us to work with nasa to learn how to operate together. >> enjoy your trip. >> reporter: it is all eyes on axiom one expected to dock at the space station saturday morning for a new era of space adventure. and the crew is scheduled to return on april 19. the businessman paid $55 million each for the ride and their stay. i am about $55 million short

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connor jack oswalt ran away several times during his teen years. he'd been diagnosed with autism. they got the call they had been waiting for. police in park city, utah found him outdoors in the cold. when he was reunited with his family, there wasn't a dry eye in the room. >> oh, my, that is incredible. >>> jeff ranieri is here, we can see behind the clouds and the rain. it was very soupy and wintry today. >> nothing severe. we just got a good soaking. a lot of us have really been wanting, you know, with all the dry weather we had to start 2022. so let's bring it into our live sky camera network. we have it at san bruno mountain. it's located, the doppler radar, that is, right inside this dome. and because their is closer to the surface, it gives us a more accurate scan of what's happening. you can also get it on our app. as we head through tonight we do have the scattered rainfall with us. tomorrow, a mix of sun and clouds, and check it out. two, yes, two more storms on the way for us. let's bring it in to storm ranger. you know it's active when you can see the red scan on our m

foxes connor hansen has more now from cocoa, florida. the woman accused of calling in that bomb threat is denying everything. this all started here at coco high school when a bomb threat was called in back in february, but other than the fact that that happened the man who was arrested, said she didn't know anything about it until police showed a better door and took her to jail. we captured the moments after students had to leave from cocoa high because of a bomb threat. months later, police saying they connected the threat to a parent and a smith. what's your reaction to hearing what they're accusing you of stopped? don't shout. it was just total shock. especially you know you're sitting in there. you know you haven't done anything wrong. the threat came in the form of a voicemail allegedly riddled with obscenities, saying the school better start feeding their children better or the caller would blow it up. i don't even talk like that's not even my normal. anybody knows me? no i don't talk that way. police say they linked the threat to

winner gets 70 jugs -- just kidding, and everyone, connors is buying the round. that is the worst rule of sports. i don't know why the person is buying. three shot >> ring that bell, baby. ring that bell. [ laughter ] >> and this is the great news that we love to end on. legendary college basketball commentator, dick vitel rang the victory bell after doctors said he is now cancer free. he battled for seven months, missed many games last college basketball season. things that you love to see is that right there. we got one thing to say to that, that's awesome, baby! >> back to you. >> that is good news. >> thank you. >>> all right, up next, we will introduce you to an initial who is the ta >>> he has done it all with legos. bill fields constructed more than 200 models over the years including the coliseum, multiple stadiums, a t-rex, he says he loves it, his love for projects began with puzzles and his son gave him a lego kit and he was hooked. >> look at that. >> sometimes i will get hung up, three, four, five hours working, go right through lunch, go right throu