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dr. bill anderson. i'm going to introduce him. dr. anderson a local peace activist. he's the chair of the center for peace and justice. he's been over 15 missions all over the world for peace. he's a retired faculty from the university of virginia. as you know, amnesty international is the human rights group that's been working for more than 50 years. our most interest in this local group is the -- [inaudible] so if you'd like to work on people who are being detained illegally, unlawfully for the simple expression of their opinion, that's just like we do right to now here, please join us. we meet every month, and we work on a lot of activities for human rights. without further ado, i'd like to introduce dr. anderson. >> thank you so much. [applause] it's really an honor and a pleasure to welcome you to this event on behalf of virginia foundation of the humanities and the festival of the book. and i'm sure that host of you have gotten -- that most of you have gotten this brochure which you can get down at the omni and some other stories on the mall like the new domini

dr. anderson mentioning a nurse being there for sully's delivery. >> dylan: makes sense that she would have some kind of help. >> sharon: but that's just it. i don't think she worked at fairview. her scrubs were a different color, and she wore this badge. >> dylan: do you remember

dr. anderson said. with the combination of meds you're on, she doesn't recommend breast feeding. now, give me the baby. >> sharon: no! no, don't take him!

dr. anderson said. with the combination of meds you're on, she doesn't recommend breast feeding.ve me the baby. >> sharon: no! no, don't take him!

dr. martin luther king, marion anderson, and eleanor roosevelt. final designs will come in 20. >> donald trump isn't happen by about the change to the dobill. he called it pure political correctness and suggested tubman would be better suited to appear on the two dollar bill. he told the audience that he thinks harriet tubman is fantastic, but he says andrew jackson has a great history. >>> a lot of people are talking about the decision to put harriet tubman on the 20. we want to know what you think this morning. what do you think of the decision? is this anyone else you would like to see on a bill? it's our twitter question to you. use #ktvuthe9. >> the warriors. steph curry questionable for game three against houston tonight. he practiced yesterday after the team landed in texas. he did all the drills and went through his post-practice shooting routine. he says his heart is geared towards playing, but based on how he felt after practice, if game three had been yesterday, he probably would not have played. >> back with us is ktvu's sports above a

dr. martin luther king, jr., eleanor roosevelt and marion anderson born in philadelphia anderson became thest african-american to perform witness new york metropolitan opera in 1955 and was the first african-american to be invited to perform at the white house. pretty exciting. >> it is. >>> we usually think of spring as the time of year when the housing market kicks off. >> but is that really the case? when is the best time to buy or sell a home? good question. i found out even the day of the week can make difference. >>> also, seeing a favorite philly attraction in a whole new light. vittoria woodill shows you how one park is celebrating its birthday in very colorful style. kate? >> and we've had some beautiful weather for the past week or so but you will need the umbrella before the weekend gets here as this next system churns eastward toward philadelphia. i'll tell when you the rain moves in and if it will impact your weekend plans that's coming up when we come back. ♪ >> this is cbs3 "eyewitness news" with ukee washington, jessica dean, kate bilo and don bell. ♪ >>> as the wet warms up

dr. martin luther king, jr., eleanor roosevelt and marion anderson born in philadelphia anderson became thest african-american to perform witness new york metropolitan opera in 1955 and was the first african-american to be invited to perform at the white house. pretty exciting. >> it is. >>> we usually think of spring as the time of year when the housing market kicks off. >> but is that really the case? when is the best time to buy or sell a home? good question. i found out even the day of the week can make difference. >>> also, seeing a favorite philly attraction in a whole new light. vittoria woodill shows you how one park is celebrating its birthday in very colorful style. kate? >> and we've had some beautiful weather for the past week or so but you will need the umbrella before the weekend gets here as this next system churns eastward toward philadelphia. i'll tell when you the rain moves in and if it will impact your weekend plans that's comin ♪ >> this is cbs3 "eyewitness news" with ukee washington, jessica dean, kate bilo and don bell. ♪ >>> as the wet warms up we also expect the hou

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and ton the new $5 bill, the bak will feature marian anderson and dr.luther king and civil rights lawyers. this was a decision he came to over time and he felt it was in fact time to move forward with all of this. >> we also heard about literally hundreds of ideas of things we should represent. fairly early in the process we made this bigger. we said this shouldn't be about one picture on one bill. i'm very excited about it. i think it is much bigger than just honoring one woman. this is about saying that our money is now going to tell a much bigger part of our story. >> it is going to take years to get all of this through the process but jack lou said even though the obama administration is expiring he say he's confident whoever is the next in line will keep these changes on track. >> this is years in the making. a decade for some of these bills before they actually get into circulation. what do you think the real chance is somebody tries to undo this, change this or switch some of these people? >> well that is certainly a possibility. new administrati

dr. drew pinski, new time slot at 7:00 p.m. eastern on hln. is this adding up to you at all? we talked about opioid prescription medication, misuse of it. >> yeah, anderson you know, i have been chanting about this for years. listen to this data. percocet, the opioid name that people are tossing around that they believe he may be involved with, 81% of percocet prescriptions on this planet or in this country, nearly 100% of vicodin prescriptions on administered to americans. nearly 90% of all opiate and opioid medications prescribed in the united states of america. >> why is that? >> do we have more pain here? more enlightened with prescribing pain? we have a system in place that has it that people come in, demand certain medication. it is a common treatment for chronic pain. there's no evidence it has real utility. it has gotten out of hand. most doctors are becoming aware there's a terrible problem with overprescribing. the problem is people then cut patients off and then they go to other things like heroin. this is a situation that's terribly common. i do not believe prince was an addict, i do not believe it. you don't hear a story of lifelong struggle

dr. anderson's head. >> shawn: i don't want him to go. please. >> nick: david just needs to go for tests. they're gonna make sue'