you mentioned self-determination. seems to be missing the will of the people in puerto rico in this process, being mentioned is the responsibility of the congress of the united states or how the congress can act. but only because of one in 2012 that seems so settled the issue. those address completely still remains to be exercised. of this answer. i don't get to stuck. important as they may be. which was coinciding puerto rico satisfied with the current congressional authority, i would think not be satisfied and was presented. to me the most important part of the referendum was the 2nd question in which at least half of my political party to have a relationship with the united states every day. i think one of the greatest tax raises that has been said, this should be clarity non- territorial decision is the only clear path forward, to put in one pot the different, they wish to be part of it. and some people want to be part of it, want some men and others one other ingredients in. other alternatives, i think the possib

i have not determined what the punishment would be. >> why not? >> because i haven't determined it. >> a fine on human life which you call murderer? >> it would have to be determined. >> imprisonment if a young woman who finds herself pregnant? >> it would have to be determined. >> reporter: his comments setting off a firestorm of criticism and creating a rare moment of unity from both sides of the abortion debate. planned parenthood president cecile richards denouncing the candidate on twitter. the march for life, a group that wants to overturn "roe v. wade" agreeing. >> we would not advocate any form of punishment for a woman who has made such a desperate and sad choice as abortion. >> reporter: donald trump virtually alone on the issue politically, from his republican rivals. >> i don't think that's an appropriate response, and it's difficult enough situation and to try to punish somebody. >> reporter: to his supporters like hardline anti-abortion rights conservative mike huckabee. >> from a standpoint of pro-life i don't see any value in punis

no people may renounce to its right to self-determination.hat means a right to self-determination is an inalienable right. that means it cannot be renounced. no people may agree to colonialism, to a colonial relationship. that is not a valid exercise of self-determination. in the collective level, that cannot be done. in the individual level, no individual may consent to slavery which is also an inalienable protection that we all have always. so even if the result had been the other way around the issue wouldn't have been resolved here. as to the sanchez-valle thing, a political question, no, it is not a political question and it is justiceable and controversy that has political ramifications and consequences and that doesn't make it a political question. marbury versus madison had political ramifications and yet it was quite justiceable, right? so don't be confused with the political question. no, of course, it isn't. >> i would like to address your final part of your question. statehood wanted to place in 2012 recognized by the demonstratio

>> i am far from making any determination. this investigation is ongoing. it is common to call in the fbi. it is, for an officer to be put on administrative leave. the decision will occur at the end of the investigation. >> it appears that nobody actually saw this struggle and >> we are still asking for people to come forward. we currently do not have a video of what happened. if there is one other, we urge that to be brought to us. we are still talking to the community. different people think they saw different things. at the incident, it will be our job to take that information, compare it with forensic evidence, and that is why it is so important to make a determination of what happened. >> can you help us understand what the family's reaction to these findings was? >> i talked very much with the attorneys but also to his like most mothers, her primary concern was knowing how long he may have suffered. to the family about. she is grieving the loss of her son. in many ways, acting like any mother who just lost a son. >> [inaudible] you are telling us that

you mention self-determination. at in this debate seems to be missing the will of the people in puerto rico in this process. you mentioned the responsibility of the congress or the united states or how the congress can act. but i'm very curious that only because of one controversial decision in 2012, the same stuff settled the issue of the self-determination will of the people. and i wonder if the entire panel feel that that was addressed completely there, or the will of the self-determination of puerto rico still remains to be exercised? into all -- thank you all. >> i'll be very brief. i would just answer a little bit of the last comment. i think, i don't get too stuck on the result of the 2012 decision, important as they may be. i think that moving forward only garnered a little over 50% because the question was written in a very partisan fashion in the middle of a very partisan movement, which coincided with a general election in puerto rico in which debates -- had the question been are puerto ricans satisfied w

they once had a great phrase for, it's called self-determination of people. as integration, that is not our goal at all. that is precisely is our problem. >> so 1968 a year before in west london ball and written i had never known a negro in all my life who is not obsessed with black power. that same year, 1968, the second wife of black national who is the ported from the united states in 1927 published black power in america, located in kingston, jamaica. marcus garvey he is an interlude routes and expressions. marcus garvey, the, the cofounder of the uni universal improvement association was a black nationalist who believed in race pride and self determination. the largest black mass organization at uni a head global reach, global reach, as far away as australia. africa for africans, the the red black and green plague marcus garvey influenced in ways because he believed in lack -- and black socrates believed in black socialism. the queen of herself was to have marcus garvey influence who became malcolm x., who had the influence by mohammed who had the nation

>> the first chapter in my book, the first time i determined, i didn't know it was a state policy. carry me back to old virginia. people thought i was objecting to the word. the real objection was the second stanza of the song, saying he wants to be reunited in heaven so they keep them separated. how can you trust if you can't get past a trust? so i think the state has no business conditioning or championing anything for some people that relegates others to enter your status. so i don't think the government should be a part of projecting confederate flags and images. i had the confederate emblem removed off the insignias off the air national guard when i was the governor. it took me altogether up five or 10 minutes to do it. because i didn't have to ask anybody. i said this is wrong, it was done. and there never has been any objection to. d. what have they confederate flag? find. i friends of mine. i have no problem with and i know they are not racist but for the state or the government to promote it is wrong in my judgment. >> okay, i lied. one more question. should virginia gover

she was so determined.etermined to turn her life around and i was determined to make sure that everybody came and honored her today. >> and the crowd took the time to urge anyone with information about the case to step forward. >> nobody knows who he is. let's save another life and step up and hopefully that person will come forward. >> a $20,000 reward posted for information leading to an arrest and conviction in this case. but nadje's mother says it's not about the money. >> i don't care about the reward. there is a reward out there but i could careless. i just want to know who killed my daughter and that's it. >> once again, anyone with information is asked to call philadelphia police. reporting life from police headquarters. walter perez, channel 6 "action news." jim? >> thank you, walter. >>> the police investigating the murder of a man this afternoon. 911 called called the police to 26th and toronto street. a man shot multiple times crashed a car. the victim died at the scene. witnesses tell the polic

in determining the punishments he says, i've taken into account their past good conduct. >> all five deputies are on probationary status of the next 12 months. the sheriff's office charged the suspect after the rally. he is due in court next month. >>> new details about a shooting that left a man hurt in southeast raleigh. we brought this as a breaking news earlier. police responded to a home around 5:30 pm. that's where they found the victim. he was taken to the hospital and was accepted to be okay. neighbors were kept away from their homes for an hour and investigated.>> it's very concerning, especially where it happened because our kids play up and down this street. they play at the community center. we hear shots every now and then but nothing we thought was this close to home. >> still no word on what led to the shooting or suspects. >>> a car accident sends three people to the hospital and ties up traffic. it happened on andrew avenue around 7:30 pm. a jeep luther a stop sign and slammed into a telephone pole. the force of that crash pushed it back and collided with a lexus. ev

humanitarian duties are contextual and self-determination constrains humanitarian concerns. to put another way, no one should expect the united states or any other country to gravely endanger its own national security in the service of humanitarian principles. such self-interested concerns are not as mill sneered, meanest and worst of all attitude, it's just common sense. it's not realistic to expect a government that is empowered with specific rights and responsibilities to its citizens to endanger the security of its own citizens in the interest of a humanitarian concern that does not engage its own. i think think right away you can see how those in the criteria would narrow range of interventions. perhaps quite considerably. i think michael and his comments a mostly in his book does focus primarily on what is permissible under international law. i think we have to judge interventions and i think this i do think we have to try to assess interventions after the fact. today actually advance the cause of human rights? did it bestow upon some number people the ability to gover

in determining his whereabouts. the last time that we knew definitively where he was, he was in iran. we believe that places upon the iranian government an obligation to work with us to try and find him. that is what we are seeking to do. the iranians have agreed to do that. we are holding them to that commitment. >> you said you have not seen the fbi statement-- that phrase was not in the state department, not in the white house statement. are you saying beyond the pr statement that the white house does not--[indiscernible] sec. earnest: i am saying it's conclusiveo reach a statement like that. we don't know where he is. that is why we are working so hard to determine his whereabouts. iranians had made a commitment to help us determine his location. we are holding them to that. we continue to engage with conversations with them. obviously this is a difficult time for the levinsohn family. with them asare they go through what is an unthinkable situation. obviously that is a difficult thing for any family to go. they

back in february a group of eagles was found dead in maryland and officials determined they did not dierom natural causes. >>> drones could soon be banned from pennsylvania state game lands due to wildlife interference and in one case a drone flew too close to this eagle's nest in york county. state officials say robots can spook the birds and alter nair migration patterns. lancaster online reports the ban could receive preliminary pap approval in early april. >>> new questions about water safety are bubbling up in the wake of the flint water crisis. philadelphia city council hearing today philadelphia's water commissioner defend the city's water quality and practices. an estimated 50 to 60,000 properties in the city have led service lines that can cause contamination. the commissioner admitted many homeowners are unaware. >> need to improve our public education and, you know, we're opening to suggestions on how we can do and how we can get the word out, that if you have led in your plumbing, there's certain precautions you should take. >> lead is far from just a philadelphia problem. a

back in february a group of eagles was found dead in maryland and officials determined they did not dierom natural causes. >>> drones could soon be banned from pennsylvania state game lands due to wildlife interference and in one case a drone flew too close to this eagle's nest in york county. state officials say robots can spook the birds and alter nair migration patterns. lancaster online reports the ban could receive preliminary pap approval in early april. >>> new questions about water safety are bubbling up in the wake of the flint water crisis. philadelphia city council hearing today philadelphia's water commissioner defend the city's water quality and practices. an estimated 50 to 60,000 properties in the city have led service lines that can cause contamination. the commissioner admitted many homeowners are unaware. >> need to improve our public education and, you know, we're opening to suggestions on how we can do and how we can get the word out, that if you have led in your plumbing, there's certain precautions you should take. >> lead is far from just a philadelphia problem. a

again, self-determination, entrepreneurialism, self-help. and, again, built an -- they tried to build a strong but independent black community. bottom here, local family, grandchild who have continued -- grandchildren who have continued to share the story of importance who, as they call brand ma, many nurturing the black radical politics of malcolm x. not just of malcolm x, but of her entire family. so to conclude, rather, tracing louise little's story extends the study of the black world by uncovering the history of a transnational midwest as a distinct and important set of black protests. it illustrates the significance of women in advancing pan-africanism. for scholars of americans, little's life -- [inaudible] who left few, if any, written records and whose legacies scholars have largely overlooked and denigrated still. there are many questions that remain unanswered about her life. finally, little's life serves as a powerful model for those of us today committed to creating a more just and democratic world. she understood the importance

homes were voluntarily evacuated for about one hour until they determined there were no other devices, and to make other pipe bombs exploded in anaheim in november and december. >>> the trains are back up and running between the civic center and saint james between -- for downtown san jose, and crews had replaced a device that would allow the trains to transfer from one well to the other, and they discovered a crack in the device about a week and a half ago. the bus bridges were set up to connect the riders along the route during the time it was being repaired. >>> the largest dairy company wants to open a new facility in the drought stricken part of the u. s., sparking debate over the u. s. water rights, and the company is struggling to farm alfalfa to feed thousands of its canals. the large area that they bought near vicksburg arizona and a region that has fewer water use restrictions. supporters say this move rings the economic boost for the farmers and others concerned that the company will deplete the american wells. >>> we will get to see if the el nino storms made a big differe

they are are trying to determine what caused this fatal crash. a crash that killed two people and injured another. when first responders responded to alexandria pike they discovered a mother and "it's horrifying. it's probably the worst thing that you can see in law enforcement. 11cold spring police chief brian messer says the mother and her daughter were going north on us 27 when another car going south crossed over to their lane. that car hit them head-on. the female driver is now at u-c hospital with unknown injuries. messer says this area is not prone to accidents. the campbell county accident reconstruction team will determine the cause of the crash.04:54 we have officers over at uc trying to investigate with the other person that was in the car and determine what information they can provide for us. 02 according to the campbell county dispatchers, drugs are believed to be a factor when i asked chief messer, he said it's too soon to tell. reporting live, ashley zilka, 9 on your side. another crash tonight sent a car flying off river road in

staff had previously determined that building was a 3cs with arg's report we have changed the findings to a 6c making it not a resource. this concludes my presentation. i am happy to answer any questions. >> thank you. commissioner pearlman. >> yeah, i have one question about the flower market building. >> yes. >> there was so much information so it's hard to process it all. >> yes. >> were those -- what was the specifics about -- was it culturally related? >> i think it was cultural relations and designed by a master architect and had to do with that and the intercultural relationships. >> okay thank yous. >> any other questions commissioners? thank you. at this time we will take public comment on this item. i have one speaker card for alice light. >> hi commissioners. thank you. i am alice light director of community planning at toddco and here to speak in favor of the survey in front of you today. we have been in soma for a very long time and in addition to a very thorough survey of the buildings and the neighborhood this report also includes great information about the filipino and

a determination is important, and the process for reaching that determination is ongoing, but it certainly will not have any impact on the willingness of the commander in chief to use armed forces, to order military actions against isil to protect religious minorities in that region. reporter: [indiscernible] mr. earnest: well, these kinds of issues are quite serious. but from a moral perspective, and also from a policy perspective. that's why the state department has been so diligent in doing the necessary work to reach this determination. but when it comes to the kinds of steps that are necessary to try and protect religious minorities and ultimately to degrade and destroy a terrorist organization that targets religious minorities, i think the president is willing to use military force against those terrorists and that has been unerring. richard. eporter: the prime minister -- that thisg told relationship is important [indiscernible] mr. earnest: mr. harper, mr. predecessor, was someone who visited the white house and who met frequently with president obama when they attended summits aro

she's determined to win. i mean, everything about her. i mean, it's all the fittings of a champion, and that's why she is the champ. >> between workout sessions, clarissa stops by her sister michelle's house for a quick visit with family before hitting the road for more training over the next couple of weeks. >> clarissa is very determined. i think when a person is so determined and focus on what you want in life, you aim for it and achieve it. that's what clarissa is doing and accomplished it. all i ask her is all the trials and tribulations she's been through, coming from where we came from, living in flint, michigan, i'm just really proud of her. >> i want people to know that i'm not cocky. i'm confident and i'm a hard worker. follow me to rio 2016 so we can do it again. two times. >> sarah hoy, al jazeera, flint, michigan. >>> shields must still fight her way to the last step of qualifying, but will be one to watch in rio. >>> another young woman bringing her fight into the ring, and the unbelievable hurdles she's faced to get there i

. >> march 15 will determine where this race is going. if marco rubio is not able to deliver florida he is out. if john kasich is not able to deliver his home state of ohio he is out. that will leave trump and cruz. >> reporter: voters continue to surprise sending a message that they're not yet ready for any candidate of either party to run away with the nomination just yet >>> voters in the west african nation are choosing a president. five million people are eligible to vote. a run off poll will be held if none of the candidates win a clear majority. west african coastal are to contribute to a force. it is intended to respond to groups sup as al-qaeda and i.s.i.l.-limped fighters in the area. soldiers will receive training and support from spanish and french security forces and will be financed by the european union. one of the most important political figures in sudan's modern history has been laid to rest. he helped bring the president to power in the 1989 coup. the u.s. once called him the inkarenation of the devil. >> reporter: thou

the vessel. >> now, the coast guard will determine the water conditions to determine the safest time to salvage. >>> in new jersey, family members and fellow law enforcement officers have been saying goodbye to a former trooper. the 31-year-old was on the scene of a car fire when he was struck by a passing motorist. he leaves behind a fiance and 9-month-old son. his funeral is scheduled for tomorrow. >>> six people were hurt including five firefighters in house fire in queens. the flames started at 9:00 a.m. in a two-story home in flushing. the fire was brought under control about an hour later. the home heavily damaged. all the victims were treated for minor injuries. >>> decision 2016 coverage now. demonstrators took to the streets of manhattan today, the united nations to protest republican presidential candidate donald trump over what they call racism and anti-muslim bigotry. with a slew of primaries days away, new polls show trump leading in key states. nbc's jennifer johnson has more. >> reporter: friday night in chicago, a donald trump rally is cancelled after violent protests

humanitarian protection, self-determination and national security. i suspect this is not wildly imagined principles for anyone here in this room. i think many of us share that. my question is given those principles, what should we make of intervention and non-intervention. that's what i'm starting from. a strategy in the book was to go back to the basics. the most famous though not the first attempt to reconcile them by the great 19th century british liberal philosopher, john stuart mills in his landmark essay, a few words on non-intervention which he published in 1859 in fraser's magazine in a conveniently republished in the back of the book to help every sunday. i comment on this argument. i dissent them, criticize them, try to find others. he died in 1873. i have found that despite the fact that these are called pages i'm talking to rereading them time and time again lets me do something new each time i do something. i do four things from this, this afternoon. one is to offer a new interpretation of as long as it does not interfere with the rights

john adams reminded us we are a government of laws and if 1 million can determine what is what every man can a legal process is the essential part of the democratic process. mr. president lettuce respect the constitution. in this case to a misguided determinations with that process is to revise and consent cannot neglect a and obstruct. to do the harm to our country is the majority of these tactics. in respect this institution by holding hearings does provide for equal justice under the law. i yield the floor. >> the clerk will call the roll out. >> the senator from iowa. >> will the senator from new jersey withhold his request? >> i think we have heard some very the legitimate questions in to go back to the familiar to answer that with the biden rules and by now everybody is familiar so i will not take time to go over them again. first of president should exercise restraint and not name a nominee until after the november election is completed gore stated differently, if the president chooses not to follow this model but as it goes away then the senate shouldn't consider the nominati

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it was there determined -- their determined, marching feet that led to the passage of the voting rightsct of 1965. ,hey were not rich or famous they had very little money. some of them have never learned to read or write. they changed the nation for the better. together, for the better here today. [applause] us stood onsome of the line day in and day out. some stood on courthouse steps. some were beaten, tear gassed, and left bleeding in the streets . they were sharecroppers and tenant farmers. they were schoolchildren and college students. teachers, lawyers. some flunked the "literacy test." some were asked to count the number of jelly beans in a jar. people,e just ordinary --h a next-door new revision with an extraordinary vision. the president of the united states, lyndon johnson, members of the house and senate, and the inspired ourle pain and suffering, because of our sacrifice, they made a commitment to pass the voting rights act in 1965. it is the most effective piece passed byation congress in the last century. i want to leave you with the words of dr. martin luther king jr., wh

the determination is important and the process for reaching that determination is ongoing, but it's certainly not going to have any impact on the ability of the united states military or the willingness of the commander in chief of the united states armed forces to order military action against isil to try to protect religious minorities in that region of the world. >> do you think it doesn't matter necessarily? the u.s. taken the same action either way. >> these kinds of issues are quite serious. both from a moral perspective but also from a policy perspective. and that's why the state department has been so diligent in doing the necessary work to reach this determination. but when it comes to the kinds of steps that are necessary to try to protect religious minorities and ultimately to degrade and ultimately destroy a terrorist organization that targets religious minorities, i think the president's willingness to use military force against those terrorists has been unsparing and that will continue. okay. richard. >> josh, the prime minister and the visit. first question, we're being told th

that's what they're trying to determine . this construction stocks are stops are trying to determine the cause as roosevelt leftwich joins us. n n >> the shopping center area and crocker park is all fun and the construction stoppedheke in on the offices try to determine the cause of yesterday's a propane tank explosion and fire, and they're looking into this with assistance from the bci, their taking pictures and assess the damage that is what will eventually be their headquarters is not known if this will delay the project, the area was closed construction on the building for those who saw the explosion and called 9112 do something they will not forget.. you can see some of the damaged building you can could also see nbci giggles have been here all day to get more information, working with clean fire marshall's office team fire marshall's office, is to the fire marshall's office they said it will be quite a while and exact cause . that one of our viewers captured the moment when a freight train hit saying van had they had ha

right now, investigators are trying to determine exactly what time this may have happened and to get a vehicle description. again, this is on 21st street and 49th avenue here on long island city. this is important for your morning commute as heather said if you use this to get to the queen's midtown tunnel it is closed. at this point, the man is in critical condition and no word yet on any identification on the vehicle, but if you know anything or saw anything suspicious last night, please call crimestopper 1-800-577-tips. reporting live in long island city. darla miles, channel 7, eyewitness news. >> thank you. 6:03. one man is missing after the deadly tug boat crash that two other crew members were killed. >> crews are trying to figure out how to pull the sunken boat from the bottom of the river. eyewitness news reporter kristin thorne is live now in terry town. kr? >>reporter: rescue crews have been searching everywhere for the third missing crew member, harry hernandez, of staten island. at this point, the conditions in the hudson river are just so bad. they say they're dealing w

officials say the cause will be determined by the medical examiners office. the murder trial for a former july. the trial for stephen rankin was originally scheduled for august- but will now start in july. officials say the date change is due to witness availability. back in april-- rankin shot and killed 18-year-old william chapman in a walmart parking lot. police were called about a suspected shoplifter. chapman and rankin got into a confrontation and that )s when rankin shot chapman. new details-- one of the sailors charged with torturing and killing a cat named pirate has been found guilty. cody gerarden pleaded no contest in court today. the charge comes with a five year maximum sentence. another sailor -- matt morin -- adopted pirate back in 2011. when he was deployed-- the cat ran away. animal control and shelter costs were too much for morin so the cat was adopted out to page. two months later pirate died. new at noon- man expected to hear. the pilot - on the way home from vegas. why a middle schooler was arrested for using emoji )s on her own instagr

people must be confident that a judge's decisions are determined by the law and only the law. for a judge to be worthy of such trust he or she must be faithful to the constitution and to both statutes passed by the congress -- and to those statutes passed by the congress he or she must put aside his or her personal vuse or preferences and follow the laws, not make it. fidelity to the constitution and the law has been the cornerstone of my professional life. ands the hallmark of the kind of judge i have tried to be for the past 18 years. if the senate sees fit to confirm to the position for which i have been nominated today, i promise to continue on that course. host: this report from today's "washington post," sheds a little more light on the decision making process. it says in private conversations with aides and political ally he is president emphasized that while he might have disappointed some supporters who lob beed for co--- someone of color or a woman, he picked someone with whom he has a personal affinity. valerie jarrett said obama was looking for someone whose value

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it was justice felix frankfurter who said, quote, of one man can be allowed to determine for himself what is law, every man can. that means first chaos, then tyranny. legal process is the essential part of the democratic process. mr. president, let us not in this chamber be the one man. let us do our jobs. in this case the constitution is the law. not too a misguided determination to score political points to undermine the legitimacy of this president. the american people understand that our obligation in this process is to advise and consent, not neglect and obstruct. the american people will see the harm to our country and our courts if the majority continues these political tactics. do the right thing, let's do our jobs and respect this institution and the constitution by holding hearings and let's provide equal justice under the law. i yield the floor. >> the clerk will call the roll. >> senator from iowa. horse >> i think we just heard some -- >> will the senator from new jersey withhold his request to call a quorum? >> senator from iowa without objection. >> we heard some very

all of the twisters were determined to be e-f-zero or e-f- one. a national weather service official got a firsthand look at some of the damage caused by one of the twisters. several homes and barns were damaged or no one was hurt. up next on fox19 now... a check of your current weather and traffic conditions. plus... we showed you this video yesterday... of two men going over the cumberland falls... the amazing video kayakers riding over a waterfall in kentucky went viral... now we're hearing from one of the men for the first time... "i wouldn't encourage any bystander just watching to go out and give it a shot." the cell phone video captures nick troutman and his brother-in-law plummeting over the cumberland falls. troutman says the ride was the result of hours of training. but it's illegal.. so the pair was cited "it's quite dangerous for the people participating in that type of activity as well as our rangers and the other first responders that would have to respond." "hopefully maybe we can apply for a permit or something like that in the futu

so it would pretty much determine on the components, determine how much higher they would want to twoafter all those positions are filled. >> so you're saying you're 481 one short right now? >> no, sir, those are the positions. >> okay. how many short are you? >> so 25 positions right now for the field operations and 300 for the board. >> so a pretty good shortage. miss hutchinson, do you have a sense in terms of tsa, in terms of what the -- you know, if you could have everything you'd about, provide the security that we're really looking for in this country, what's your sense? >> i think that's sort of the million-dollar question. i think today we have 997 teams throughout the nation, so what we've been doing within that group of teams that are currently funded is figuring out how we can really maximize them, so as you saw that pse capability, we rolled that out in 2011, 5 years ago, fairly recent for this. we're learning how to best utilize their time screening passengers, deploying them at those peak periods. we're trying to maximize with what we have. moving forward, i'd see more

this vetting helps to determine if an individual has overstayed or departed the u.s. in the last two years, i.c.e. has dedicated approximately 650,000 special agent hours, each of those two years, to overstay enforcement. i.c.e. prioritizes immigrant overstay cases through risk-based analysis through our counterterrorism and criminal exploitation unit, the ctceu. review many leads and further investigate them and refer them to others on the ero side if we are unable to do anything with them on the investigative side. we are very proud to include both sides of our house in this effort. i believe we have actually as a side note, have increased the investigative responsibilities of our ero folks and i look forward to working with this committee and with our appropriations committee to discuss some pay reform with respect to our entire i.c.e. work force and i stand ready to answer any questions you may have. >> thank you, director saldana. our final witness is inspector general john roth, the inspector general for the u.s. department of homeland security. mr. roth most re

but as mary beth mcdade reports, the little dancer is determined to twirl again. kylee hoelscher/mother "she loves to dance and that's the thing her dad misses most." kylee hoelscher's five-year-old daughter's life was changed forever after, simply, doing a backbend. it was two days before christmas when her daughter, eden, started crying of back-pain. mother, kylee hoelscher "so i picked her up and i'm like, 'oh, you're fine, you're fine.' and she said, 'no, mom. my back, my legs and my hips hurt.' so i was like, 'okay.' so i picked her up and i brought her in this room, actually. and i was rocking her in the rocking chair, trying to calm her down." kylee, eden, and her older sister attempted to go christmas shopping. mother, kylee hoelscher "she's just crying, so, you know, we couldn't even go anywhere. we just turned right back around and came back in the house." kylee tried to comfort her daughter, as she continued to cry in mother, kylee hoelscher "all of a sudden, she just looked and her face just kind of changed. cause she'd been crying pretty hard and her

we see the new latin america in its political transformation thanks to the determination sacrifice of citizens and activists, today almost all people across the hemisphere live in democracy. increasingly robust civil societies are demanding greater accountability of their leaders. over the past two years, governments that were hostile towards the united states have given way to one's that are more open to partnership. we see the new latin america in the way the region initially bounced back with global financial crisis. today, we are witnessing a next wave of challenges from slower growth, weaker commodity prices to strains on the middle class. but, we are also seen countries recognizing the need to become more resilient by reforming and diversified their economies. thanks to stronger business climates and greater openness to investment many countries are better positioned than before to rebound from economic shock. in a number of places, we must do more to preserve and build on the progress we have made, including lifting millions of people out of poverty over the last two decades. a

. >> reporter: dogged by hecklers determined to keep him from speaking. earlier in dayton, ohio, the boldest effort, yet. >> i have to do it myself. >> reporter: when a protester charged the stage. trump's secret service details sprang to his defense. >> reporter: it was a different story friday night when trump laters crashed a trump rally bent on disruption. >> donald trump is not welcome in chicago. >> reporter: trump abruptly canceled the rally, citing public safety, but the violence spilled into the street. sanders called trump -- >> a candidate woe has, in fact, in many ways encouraged violence. >> hillary clinton agreed. >> that is not leadership. it's political arson. >> reporter: trump got no sympathy from fellow republicans. >> donald trump has created a toxic environment. >> reporter: on tuesday, the campaign trail winds through five states where voters will decide who gets hundreds of >>> last night, the associated press declared florida senator marco rubio the winner of the republican caucuses in washington, d.c he now has 10 additional deleg

you can see the anchored boat and officials have determined the best way to recover it. it is not clear what caused the boat to capsized. >> a construction worker is safe this morning after firefighters had to pull him from a trench in oakland. we were there after the ground gave way at the home on 17th avenue and east 20th street. firefighters had to shore up the trench before they could free the worker trapped under two concrete slabs. >> the slabs were in the front of the house where he was under the window. a couple of pieces broke away and fell on him and pinned him. >> he is only 17. he had to be taken to high lap hospital -- to highland hospital. he is expected to be okay. >> now at look at what to expect. the east bay shore where oakland and alameda and richmond at 50 to june and everyone else at 45 to hayward and union city and fremont at 49, and berkeley is 47 and elsewhere, we have temperatures in the upper 40s nearly 50 from san francisco to mountain view and san jose and los gatos and pleasanton at 47. napa is 44 and pacifica is friction. today, it will be b

it was there determined marching feet led to the passage of the voting rights act of 1965.y had very little money. some of them never learned to read or write. but they changed the nation for the better so that you and i could gather here today. some of them stood in unmoving lines, day in and day out. some stood on courthouse steps, attempting to register and vote. some were beaten, tear gassed, trampled by horses and left bleeding in the streets. there were maids and butlers, sharecroppers and tenant farmers. they were cooks and clerks, school children and college students, some teachers, some lawyers. some flunked the so-called literacy tests. some were asked to count a number of jellybeans in a jar. they were just ordinary people with an extraordinary vision, to build a true democracy in america. the president of the united states, lyndon johnson, members of the house and senate and the american people heard our cries and responded to our pain and to our suffering. because of our sacrifice, they made a commitment to pass the voting rights act of 1965. the most effective

chp hasn't determined an exact cause yet, but think speed is a factor. >> they need to slowdown. the roadway is straight, but it's dark and two lanes. one in either direction. they need to slowdown. >> drivers here agree. they travel along this highway and say it can get bad. >> people realize the more congested areas and tend to slowdown -- in the rural areas they think they can go faster. you have to be able to stop your car. >> the recent storms rolling through the area, slick roads may have played a factor in the accident as well. >> i can imagine at 11:30 at night, roads were pretty slippery and you should slowdown and be careful at night. >> but even on a clear day, it's the speed which drivers travel which makes this two-lane highway treacherous which leaves no room for error. >> do you drive defensively? >> yeah. people are trying to get to work as fast as they can, and yeah, constantly having to dodge people. >> the driver of the chevy survived and was taken to san joaquin hospital. the third adult in the town and country also survived along with the three children who a

the government is determined to shed light on the attack. it's important blow against daesh in europe. there were many individuals who would show their extreme dangerness. >> abdeslam's arrest brings a four-month arrest. the network that was involved is still very much ongoing. >> another twist in the political crisis gripping brazil. and we report from the republic of cond con--congo where the president said he would cheat to make sure he stays in power after sunday's election. ((úz@ú9 >> welcome back. the top stories on al jazeera. five people have been killed in an explosion in istanbul. dozens more injured. all 62 people on board a plane that crashed in russia are confirmed dead. investigators are trying to determine what caused it to crash. >>> police arrest suspects in last november's paris attacks. >> the police strikes. brazilian judge has blocked the of luiz inacio lula da silva. it is the latest twist in the crisis that brings protesters to the streets. >> sao paolo is the heartland of the workers party. if they weren't heard here