. >> dang. >> this could have been deadly.. >> the fire department was called in and when they got there, they found another one of those tanks was leaking. they are examining the tank to figure out what exactl wrong. >> you will not believe, you see that guy there getting some gas something to fire bomb a restaurant. is in taiwan. this man identified as 37-year-old tsai. the good news is the restaurant wasn't consumed, only a few chairs got burned. police came and arrested him and when started talking to him, he admitted he fire bombed the place. he said "i live next door. i go to bed at night and i can't sleep, people come out of there loud, get drunk and i decided to do this." his family told the media and press he had an accident a while ago and sometimes abuses alcohol. the owner of the restaurant felt sorry for tsai and didn't press charges. only that, he gave the family money and tsai said he promised to curtail his drinking. >> wow, what a beautiful turn of events to something that could have been completely different. >>> it looks like a black eye, people ask if i got in a fight

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dang, i want to ask her advice about everything. >> too bad they're not confident.ey just lack that confidence. >> they have that >> these ckids are amazing. >> take it twice. >> i'm going to have to rip it off little kids. >> that's all for today's show. right this minute never closes. check it out. and catch us on the all new "right this minute." island off the coast of australia. their boat was smashed up during a freak storm. >> after spending eight hours, rescuers spotted them on a beach, thanks to their own smarts. they smelled out the giant word "help" in the sand. crews knew someone was on the island. i suppose when you land on a void island, it's not a good sign. >> yeah. >> they had cuts and bruises, but otherwise, they were okay. >> they were fine. and quite a story to tell. >> the skipper wasn't there. neither was the millionaire >> nor mary ann. >>> coming up, remembering billy graham. hear his answer when asked what he hoped people would say about him after he was gone. >>> in "the skinny," ryan reynolds. here is a look at today's forecast. ♪ cleaning

. >> dang, that hurts even to watch. >> it's described at one of the most unpleasant and violent experiences that the giraffes will experience. >> it's time once again to check in with the fellows from exploring the unbeaten path. we have seen them go all over the world exploring all kinds of things. in this case, they are exploring a quite dangerous abandoned quarry in the netherlands. i was amazed by what they were finding. to begin with, it looks like an empty quarry. this tunnel. >> that looks like the inside of a pyramid. >> right. it starts getting interesting. at this point the first -- a little art that people have been putting on the wall. the pictures get more intricate. it's almost like some sort of portrait. >> how old is that in. >> the video is in dutch. we were able to get is that some of the art may date back over 400 years. >> around every corner there's a new piece of artwork. >> it's like a hidden art gallery. then it gets crazy. see the paintings, depictions of jesus here and there. >> you could charge ed admissio. an underworld gallery experience. >> as we keep going, we

dang it. do you ever get hosed by your bank?t santander bank, they personally ensured my account we give you and your money respect. not surprises. and, at santander bank, respect adds up. not surprises. >> bill cosby's daughter ensa has died. the 44-year-old died friday in massachusetts from renal disease. ensa was a strong supporter of her father and believed he was innocent of the sexual assault accusations against him. her death comes a month before cosby is set to be retried for sexual assaulting employee andrea con stan. >>> federal investigators will finish inspection on wednesday. 70-year-old howard sexton of gloucester county was killed when a section of an electrical conduit fell through the windshield of his delivery truck. the northbound tunnel doesn't have conduit over head. >> roosevelt boulevard has five more cameras. there are 30 in operation. these are five more. the project will be funded half a million dollars from state grants from previous red light camera tickets. >> it just so happens one of the intersecti

you get too close you you go dang i'm bit too close, the eye is sensitive.oo wide, six inches would notice. >> just six inches is enough to make a difference. >> now i'm now artist assistant give me pointers tell me what to do. >> boundary between shaded and unshaded needs to be nicely flattened. >> and flat is the unshaded. >> absolutely. you go twice and get nice soft edge. try to smooth down the edge. nice curve along the edge of the boundary. >> reminds me of hiking. >> it's actually really nice to do something very simple and creating something beautiful. what about the fact do you find it beautiful that it will not always be here. >> just a fact of life. look at blank canvas wasn't destroyed by the forces of nature. don't think i wouldn't do it if i knew it would be destroyed by forces of nature. >> what's the high point for you. >> definitely when you get good result when conditions are right. >> 45,000 steps later the vision in simon beck's mind has come to mind. >> when you realize wow i'm doing this and lot of people are interested in having piece

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. >> oh, dang. >> okay. >> is that a malfunction? is that not meant to be played in?alfunction. it seems as though all the other kids are fine playing in it. it lifts her off her feet and that's when an adult rushes in and grabs her. she's fine but it's probably just the way she led into it and the way it came out of the ground it just all met at the right time. >> need to dial that down. >> fire hose pressure coming out of that thing. >> let's move over to russia. this dude is drunk. this bus stop has a heated seat. it gets cold in russia. people taking the bus are like, thank you, city officials, for thinking about us. he's stumbling and steps back into the space and then -- >> whoa! >> well, now you've ruined it. it's awfully drafty in here now. >> back to the cold weather. the glass incasing this bus stop is supposed to be vandal proof. but it's not drunk proof so there you go. >> perfect. >> well, he's okay. >> is he, though? >> like, it's fine. he stumbles to his feet and walks right on out the door and back up the street to carry on about his night. >> you want

notice the wind, 15 to 30 miles per hour keeping fire dang r high.on saturday and stay dry through february the 20th. hard pressed to find rainfall, it won't be hard pressed to find olympic coverage, starts this thursday. opening ceremony 5:00 p.m. >> we are all excited around here. thank you, jeff. >>> upnext the cure for baldness found at mcdonald's french tries could be the answer. >>> we're playing catchphrase and we have music. stay tuned it's a great show. >>> happening on twitter. mountain lion spotted earlier this evening in portola valley. neighbors are on alert. under fire for his controversial sentencing in the brock turner case. and - we )ll be there as olympic athletes leave the bay area in the morning... bound for south korea. join us on )today in the bay )- 4:30 that )s how much u-c berkeley spent on security for "free speech" month last year. this was august through >>> nearly $4 million, that's how much uc berkeley spent on security for free speech last year. that was august through september, it's about $130,000 a day. most of the m

. >> oh, dang. >> your chair went up. >> it sounds like a gun fight. >> we don't play that, we don't play that noise. >> it sounds like a gun fight to you guys and also to these guy. >> don't question me and say that you didn't hear anything when we were sitting right there and heard cannons going off. >> this guy's parking lot is full of cops, several of them w their guns drawn, asking this guy who's got the gun. >> take your hand out of your pockets. >> nobody got a gun. >> you see these officers with long guns walking around searching the property very concerned about what two of their officers nearby had heard. >> you didn't hear the gunfire? >> no. probably you know what happened? >> yes. i had an officer sitting right there that heard a gunfire. two of them. >> listen, this car i test it because i'm going to bring to commerce. >> did it go 30 times. bang, bang, bang, 30 times. >> opportunity to hear? >> i do. >> this is mistake. >> crank it up. >> i will -- >> stop talk. crank it up. show me. >> the officers do not believe this guy. now this guy goes back into the same red car

. >> dang. i want to ask them advice about everything. >> me too. >> right?too bad they are not confident. too bad they lack that confidence. >> they have an x factor. it's dripping off them. >> they are dripping in swag. advice, take it twice. i'm about to rip off a little kid. >> i prefer to ride motorcycles. this guy prefers to dance with them. >> he is popping wheelies and doing a two step? >> he is all over this thing as he is rolling the quad on two wheels all the way down the street. it looks like a public street. you know how we feel about that. >> that one where he ghost slid it. he was sliding his foot. he let go of it. it continues. he got back on. it's totally wrong. very impressed. >> he has moves. he is all over this thing, skidding down the street on his sneakers. he goes by the name of 87ike the cool part is at least in my mind that he has only gotten a motorcycle within the last three years. it's not like he has been riding his life and practicing forever. this is something he picked up and has been stunting and doing tricks kind of in the la

elevated fire dang we are ther lower humidly. 75 in east san jose, and 7 6 in gilroy. danville at 79. over to hayward, 73 degrees. peninsula, 75 in palo alto, and daley city, 70 degrees. sunshine right into san francisco. nothing in the way of cloud cover or fog. 72 in the mission, and 69 for the marina. marin, napa to sonoma county, the trend of upper 70s continues. sonoma, 78. 79 from napa over to santa rosa. i do see a change coming once we hit the weekend, but no rainfall with it. the thing it will do is drop temperatures down, anywhere from about 5 to 10 degrees. it's this upper level of low pressure, it's also going to get cooler temperatures back. but what about the rainfall chances? let's bring in the long range forecast. we have scoured all the models. the gfs is showing maybe a pattern change that's signaling by february 21, which could bring rainfall. we'll continue to monitor that. the next 60 days, la nina phase. that means below average rain likely through the end of the season, possibly more above average temperatures coming our way. extended forecast, s

it's designed to prevent human error by taking control automatically when it senses dang danger. >>> a maemo that says the republican memo is slanted and lieding. republicans claim that it shows bias in the russia investigation from the start. the president claims it vindicates him. democrats and some republican lawmakers disagree. they say the document released by devin nunez does not explain the big picture. >> i think it's very possible that they coordinated the whole effort with the white house. >> chuck schumer is urging the president to back the release of the rebuttal memo. democrats fear that president trump will use it as an excuse to fire deputy attorney general who is overseeing the mueller investigation. >>> let's take a look at what's going on as far as live doppler 7. you do not need the umbrella today for rain. it's going to be another dry one out there. not quite as warm as yesterday. but well above average. here's my 12-hour planner. starting out at 48 to 63 at 7:00. a gorgeous sunrise as we get rid of the clouds. take a picture, we'd love to see it. 67 across the bo

. >> she posted on facebook, dang, i caught the flu, that darn flu. >> reporter: her boyfriend says thathen her chest started h hurting she went to the emergency room where she was diagnosed with the flu and sent home. she got worse and went back hours later. do you remember the last thing that tandy said to you? >> i don't know what is going on but i am scared. in between all of the breaths she got it out. >> reporter: and they dtandy di the doctors mystified why she was not diagnosed the first time. and this young girl died hours after the paramedic said that she could stay home. >> who is to blame? god? the world? the doctors? >> flu, and it is sneaky and devilish. >> reporter: dr. william schaffner says when it comes to flu, we have no crystal ball. >> we have thousands and thousands of patients who are coming in and evaluate and sent home and do wonderfully well, and trying to pick out who among them is going to take a turn for the worse is something that we can't do. it is a gap in our knowledge. >> reporter: but could medicine be doing more? >> we need better dying niagnos tests t

and i got the worst dang memory bruce no kidding you just asked him that ten minutes ago if my kids and my wife make fun of me and i'm fifty one i'm going lord what lives did you just prayed outside yeah it's a a it's a you worry about it it's a little bit so in the times you got we got more to be worried about so we forget more yeah. and how you doing today good it's been four months since they had a stem cell transplant today. the technology they have the stem cell transplant see if i was diagnosed ten years ago would have been a death sentence what did you learn about that how how did this help you in addition to maybe normal chemo or any of that you go through an awful lot to get the stem cell done i went into the hospital they cut a neck and they put a tube down and they had three poor. so that they don't have to keep sticking you when you're in roscoe had to lay in a bed for about six hours. and the. blood through a machine just goes in a circle and they take the stem cells out and they put them in a bag and then they freeze it. and then when you go to have the transplant i had th

> put up a wall, you have a 'no trespassing' sign on one side and a 'help wanted' sign on the same dang. >> quijano: a state of emergency in west virginia over rising floodwaters. and hazardous road conditions cause a 70 car pile-up in iowa. and breaking down barriers. >> it's okay to be proud to be african. >> quijano: gayle king sits down with the director of "black panther."

. >> dang. >> this could have been deadly.. >> the fire department was called in and when they got there, they found another one of those tanks was leaking. they are examining the tank to figure out what exactl wrong. >> you will not believe, you see that guy there getting some gas something to fire bomb a restaurant. is in taiwan. this man identified as 37-year-old tsai. the good news is the restaurant wasn't consumed, only a few chairs got burned. police came and arrested him and when started talking to him, he admitted he fire bombed the place. he said "i live next door. i go to bed at night and i can't . >> ♪ >> good afternoon, the eagles have landed. the super bowl champions back on philadelphia soil following an incredible super 52 victory. >> rick williams along with monica malpass here. we're in the studio but we're also looking at the airport right now. the plane just touching down at philadelphia international airport. the american airlines chartered plain the team bringing back that coveted lombardi trophy. >> they are still flying high on cloud nine after that incredible vict

boycotted saying it was never going to be a fair fight so kenyatta was eventually sworn in but oh danghasn't gone away this past week he held his own swearing in ceremony declaring himself the people's president now k t n was one of three kenyan television networks that plan to cover that event the authorities ordered all three of them off the air so katie and provided live coverage online we're leaving you now with some images from both swearing in ceremonies kenyata s. and o. dangerous note the similarities and the katie an anchor struggling to characterize this latest swearing in ceremony that really wasn't we'll see you next time here at the listening post. this. as president of the republic of it was. was this. year and i thought it. was. the right. that it was kind of a day that kenyans have been waiting and we did see to read that maybe doubting whether it really will get down to business it is come to pass a rhino dingan nasa need there has just to take an oath of office as a president off the people's eyes as president. the nature is news as it breaks the u.s. cut the funding

> put up a wall, you have a 'no trespassing' sign on one side and a 'help wanted' sign on the same dang wall. >> quijano: a state of emergency in west virginia over rising floodwaters. and hazardous road conditions cause a 70 car pile-up in iowa. and breaking down barriers. >> it's okay to be proud to be african. >> quijano: gayle king sits down with the director of "black panther." this is the "cbs weekend news." >> quijano: good evening, i'm elaine quijano. in florida today, mourners walked hand in hand to pay their final respects. three more victims of the stoneman douglas shooting were laid to rest. this as we learn the fbi wasn't the only agency to let alleged shooter nikolas cruz slip through the cracks. here's manuel bojorquez. >> i just feel so heart-broken over what these poor parents have to go through -- it's just so tragic. >> reporter: as people gathered outside stoneman douglas high school to leave flowers and pray, newly-obtained documents reveal even more potential red flags about accused gunman nikolas cruz. the florida department of and fd his home a year and half befo

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dang, i want to ask her advice about everything. >> too bad they're not confident. too bad they just lack that confidence. >> they have that egg factor. >> these ckids are amazing. >> take it twice. >> i'm going to have to rip it off little kids. >> that's all for today's show. right this minute never closes. check it out. and catch us on the all new "right this minute." being victimized in one of those swatting incidents. >> he was confronted by police in los angeles. they swarmed his home after getting a 911 call claiming a mother and son were trying to hang themselves. >> i was scared people would do it again. >> we open the door, they come in, rushing in. the service call, what's going on? i'm like you tell me what's going on? >> he said he saw comments from other online users telling him he was about to be swatted but he didn't believe them. >>> coming up the incredible story of the batman. not that batman. we're going to show you a different batman, just as impressive. okay - let's try this. it says you apply the blue one to me. here? no... make every day vale

every last single right, for dang near 80% of my adult life. >> joe knows that he owes his freedom and his life to one man. >> if it wasn't for neil, i would have been murdered ten years ago, easily. and the state wouldn't have batted an eye. >> it was just a matter of i think common human decency and a matter of justice. i was astonished at how far wrong the system can go. and how slow it works. and how much is at stake. >> joe and neil travel around ohio speaking out against the death penalty. >> i started finding out the things that he was telling me could be independently verified. >> that i'm here is a blessing from god. i prayed for him to end this nightmare. i wanted it right then and there, but he answered my prayers. it just took 22 years. that's all. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com > on this episode of death row stories, a family is found brutally murdered. >> the severity of the crime puts it on another level. >> and an escaped convict is sentenced to death. >> they caught him, they should do away with him. >> but just hours before his execution, a new defense team rai

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. >> the vice president office says north korea did dang l this. but it's not just the nuclear weapon's capability that's concern, there's also this discussion about the fire eye report, the neck sneaks that they're news, that north korea's using, essentially saying fume rous campaigns have employed social engineering tactics to design targets adding websites specifically to south korean's organizations, adding identifying sight including south korea conservative media and news site for refugees. how concerned should we be here in the u.s. that north korea could target the online? >> i think we should be very concerned. when we talk about cyberattack, we've talked about russia and china, but north krorea is a capable adversary. we've watched their program develop. it started in the early 2000s where they were really doing capability building and trying out these attacks. primarily on south korea through the mid 2000s until 2014, when we saw north korea launch an attack against a u.s. company. it was a destructive attack that really rendered physica

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. >> you have the signs on the same dang wall. >> a state of emergency in west virginia over rising floodwaters and hazardous conditions causes a 70 car pileup in iowa. >> breaking down barriers. >> gayle king sits down with the director of "black panther." >> announcer: this its the cbs "overnight news." >>> this is the "overnight news," i'm elaine quijano. in florida yesterday, mourners walked hand in hand to pay their final respects. three more victims of the stoneman douglas shooting were laid to rest. this as the we learn the fbi wasn't the only agency to let alleged shooter nikolas cruz. >> i just feel so heartbreaken over what these poor parents have to go through. it's just -- so tragic. >> as people gathered outside stoneman douglas high school to leave flowers and pray, newly obtained documents reveal even more potential red flags about accused gunman nikolas cruz. florida department of children and families visited his home a year and a half before the shooting after cruz was on snapchat cutting both arms. the investigator did not recommend further action though depression and adhd a

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situation has the ability to put on the extra armor, helmet and with the handgun to move toward the dang>> what do you think that every teacher would have a nine millimeter on them? >> my colleagues and i personally don't approve. but it going to be an individual state decision. by and large i think police leaders understand how difficult it is even for a trained officer who is continually being trained to actually hit something that they're shooting at. and the confusion of going into a situation with additional people with firearms, not knowing who's who, it just raises the tension level for responding officers and basically raises also the potential for unfortunate crossfire between basically the good guys. >> yeah. from 200 yards to a first responder, an english teacher with a nine millimeter could look like a gunman inside a school. always a pleasure. thank you. bill bratton here with us in the studio tonight. >> just how bad, how consequence is this russia investigation just over a year into this new presidency? found in jellyfish, prevagen is the number one selling brain-health su

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. >> he said it would be reckless to release it and incredibly dang remember.ranking member of your committee, adam schiff who of course is behind the democrat memo to oppose this that hapt been released, he said it could cause a constitutional crisis. and the house leader nancy pelosi said this earlier today. >> he has abdicated his responsibilities as commander in chief to protect the american people by protecting our intelligence source ance ts and rest. if the president uses this fake, horrible release of distorted intelligence as an excuse to fire acting attorney general rod rosenstein or mueller, it could lead to a constitutional crisis. >> two questions for you from this. but first this congresswomen, fake, horrible, constitutional crisis. doj saying extraordinarily, reckless. was there a little bit of hyperbole coming from democrats on this? all the names in this we knew would be in there. >> we have a new normal in this country. and unfortunate because the president spews out fake for virtually everything, i mean, it's becoming part of our vernacular.

. >> she posted on facebook, dang, caught the flu.r boyfriend said when her chest started hurting, she went to the emergency room where she was diagnosed with the flu and went hole. she got worse and went back hours later. >> do you remember the last thing tandy said to you? >> i'm scared. i don't know what's going on. i'm scared. in between all the breaths, she got that out. >> tandy died, leaving her family mystified why didn't doctors keep her in the hospital the first time? she's not the only one. 6-year-old emily died hours after a paramedic said she could stay home. >> who is to blame? do you blame god? do you blame the world? do you blame the doctors? >> flu is sneaky. it is devilish. >> the doctor says when it comes to the flu, there is no credit tal ball. >> we have thousands upon thousands of patients who come in, are evaluated, are sent home, and do wonderfully well. and trying to pick out who among them is going to take a turn for the worse is something that we can't do. it's a gap in our knowledge. >> but could medicine b

. >> she posted on facebook, dang, caught the flu, you know, that darn flu. >> reporter: tandy's boyfriend, she went to the emergency room where she was diagnosed with the flu and sent home. she got worse and went back just hours later. do you remember the last thing tandy said to you? >> i'm scared. i don't know what's going on. i'm scared. in between all of the breaths, she got that out. >> reporter: tandy died leaving her family mystified, why didn't doctors keep her in the hospital the first time? she's not the only one. 6-year-old emily muth died in north carolina hours after a paramedic said she could stay home. >> who is to blame? do you blame god? do you blame the world? do you blame the doctors? >> flu is sneaky. it is devilish. >> reporter: dr. william schaffner says when it comes to the flu there is no crystal ball. >> we have thousands upon thousands of patients who come in, evaluated, sent home, and do wonderfully well. and trying to pick out who among them is going to take a turn for the worse is something that we can't do. it's a gap in our knowledge. >> reporter: but could

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the work is the inspiration of the belgian director at antique dang and to his writer for the heart devoted. to me could you give us your own did you give other french all that matters is that they had a place for the tests and the scientists had some right they could move their program forward they forgot all of us living around them and the impact the test would have on a form which. it was that sense of a community exploited which propelled and to put these experiences on film. i realized there was a something tragic which every person had inside which was linked to the nuclear tests but also to the grand scale of. colonisation they had suffered and many people spoke about having a sense of shame of having been complicit in the fast that happened here which broke a traditional culture. that feeling of a threatened culture is present in the film three thousand which profiles the in which population of north america using the black and white of yesteryear to contrast with the vivid colors of today it's a cinematic chronicle of the people and is the work of emerging director jack she told m

they are in the hospital a day, a week, a year, they'll go back out, and still going to have this dang remember. and in this country it's easy to get any kind of a gun. so we are going to encounter this for the long run. i don't see anyway around it. whether people say something or not. >> he was expelled but then bragging to some other students as we just heard showing off weapons, making outrageous statements, then we see what happens. truly heartbreaking day, 17 people, mostly students dead. our live coverage of the deadly shooting in florida continues right now with jim sciutto. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >>> good evening i'm jim sciutto in for erin burnett. outfront you can sake heartbreaking news in florida and all too familiar one. 17 people are now confirmed dead. we know at least three people still in critical condition. after police say that a shooter believed to be just 19 years old opened fire at his former high school. over and over again, this year we have seen reported on sad and harrowing scenes like this one. how many depends on how

. ♪ ♪ alpine, freestyle, dang, what's next? amazing outfits?? daily highlights keep you up to date. ♪ ♪ restart a live broadcast when you're running kinda late. ♪ ♪ 2000 hours of coverage, get your mind blown. ♪ ♪ 50 olympic channels, yup, you're in the zone. ♪ ♪ and if there's something that you want to see, ♪ ♪ pick up that voice remote and just say "show me..." ♪ whoa. experience nbcuniversal's coverage of the olympic winter games like never before with xfinity. proud partner of team usa. >>> a new national poll shows that the majority of americans want our leaders to do more to stop mass shootings. 62% say they do not think the president is doing enough. that number soars to 77 president when it comes to congress. so what will lawmakers do now after the florida massacre? let's discuss with two former u.s. representatives from the republican party. we have david jolley and cnn political commentator, jack k g kington. it's great to have both of you. you're both republicans and you can both speak freely because you're out of congress. jack, i

steve: dang bongino former new york city cop, secret service agent. nratv as well.ower i would imagine. but still, what did you think of that? >> you know, what was absolutely priceless, i wassing on thii waswatching on k loop here. what is this? is this the national anthem of this country or another country? ainsley: she has been through a lot, dan. she and her husband just broke up. she looks great. steve: she got us all talking about her. ainsley: i like her hair cut. >> she looks great. what is the song she is singing is the question. brian: when i heard controversy with the national anthem. i thought oh my goodness did these all-stars take a knee? i'm glad we can talk about the musical element of it. >> good point. brian: friday afternoon extraordinary press conference took place and 36 page narrative was released that showed what the russians did. and 13 russians sanctioned about the intricacies of their cyber attack on our election system everything from bernie sanders to marco rubio to ted cruz and especially president trump bolstered by this russian operati

[laughter] >> dang harvard students. >> yeah, right. [laughter] one of the things about this is that often it's hard to know if one's in one of these moments. it's easier for historians to identify you're in a period of opening. i think, well, i think our political system runs on multiple streams. so there's certain things that are open, there's other things that are not. one thing that's very sticky is our constitution. it's very hard to change our constitution. people ask about the electoral college and, you know, changing the senate, and, you know, there's all sorts of proposals that people can dream up of why our constitution is something we should just junk, but it turns out it's very hard to change american political institutions in particular. so i think that's very sticky. i think something that's not sticky and something where there is a potential for opening now -- i don't know, steve may disagree on this, but a kind of realignment of the political parties. you know, we have these two parties. we kind of know what they stand f

death from infection, stroke in young children and adults, lung problems similar to pneumonia, chronic dang to organs, including the kid -- chronic damage to organs, including the kidney, and pulmonary hypertension and severe episodes. in fact, pain episodes are a hallmark of sickle cell disease. they are unpredictable in many ways. both the time and when they occur, how severe they will be and how long they will last. for those with the disease, these devastating pain episodes can start as early as 6 months of age and can span a lifetime, impacting school attendance and participation in the work force. in fact, these pain crisis contributes significantly to the 200,000 emergency room visits collectively made by sufferers of sickle cell disease each year in our country. a typical crisis will result in a hospital stay of six to 10 days. mr. chairman, we've made a tremendous amount of progress in the treatment, research, and effective ways of dealing with this disease. i note that more than 20 years ago i worked with the project at the university of illinois running a sickle cell education pr

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you have a no trespassing sign and a help wanted sign on the same dang wall.a has jobs that need to be fulfilled. and we have people on the other side of the border that want them. >> reporter: for cbs this morning, mireya villareal, california. >> think of the imagery, no trespassing and help wanted at the same time. just shows you behind all these policy there's people's lives. you can feel his pain and compassion for this topic. >> a businessman who has work to be done and fields to be tended to and a close relationship with them. >>> team usa suffered some big disappointments today at the winter olympics. we're in pyeongchang with how two gold medal favorites fell short of their goals on the slopes and the ice. we invite you to subscribe to our cbs this morning podcast. you'll get originals. app. we thank you for that. we'll be right back. and sometimes, i don't eat the way i should. so, i drink boost. boost high protein nutritional drink has 15 grams of protein to help maintain muscle and 26 essential vitamins and minerals, including calcium and vitamin d