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alpine skiers vince egan and sue white along with join the cloud will be headed to austria. the three athletes combined have competed in special olympics for more than 80 years. congratulations to those guys. >>> a broncos win, especially at the super bowl is always a good thing but the bad thing is tickets go up. only about three dollars but they will at up. ticket sales are expected to bring the broncos $62 million next season, of $2 million from this last year. >> they need a couple extra bucks to pay their free agents. that's for sure. the peyton manning deadline is fast approaching. what is he going to do? as of this moment, we don't know. when you get one gig internet from centurylink and prism tv and they're both delivered on a super-fast fiber network directly to your home, it's amazing. it is amazing, but do you think his delivery was a little flat on that one? just -- yeah. um, paul, i think it's a little bit more like, "it's amazing!" oh, wow. oh, mom, that was really good. thank you. wow. [ sighs ] feel like a hollywood insider... okay, i'll work on it. ...with p

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and eventually buzzby, investigators say, about egan to stab her in the back. investigators say eventually the victim made itack to the gas station and got into her parked vehicle. she trove herself to the hospital and from there she was transported to jackson memorial. buzzby is out on bond tonight. his attorney rereased a statement, mr. buzzby looks forward to the day that he can challenge the baseless allegatitis the the sheriff's office releasas a statement, too, these allegations are very disturbing. kendrick busby will be suspended without pay. throughout the course of the day we spoke with several people who live in the area. th say prostditution is a common thing around here. but they say if the allegations are true, this is an awful crime sglfrlts the deadly hollywood car accident that killed a man friend. cameras captured the moment the car came barreling inside the building. it happened monday on hollywood boulevard and 17th avenue. the impact killed 24-year-old david le more, who was not wearing a seat belt at the time. his girl trend was, and she i

egan says that's not enough. she wants to increase it to 40 minutes of entirely unstructured playtime for kindergarten through fifth grade. >> just let the children be free to socialize. >> reporter: it also wants to make sure kids get outside as much as possible even in the winter. and that recess is not taken away as a form of punishment. >> if my child has missed recess for some reason, that they are really feeling upset. and i don't want my children to learn that way. >> reporter: a psychotherapist believes recess is just as important as time in the classroom. >> it provides an opportunity for kids to develop social skills and learning how to problem solve on their own. conflict resolution, compromising. >> reporter: a group of parents plan to present the petition to the board of education during a public meeting next month. from montclair, tracee carrasco, cbs2 news. >> there will be a lot of >> as long as they come home tired. that's what i'm talking about. elise finch is here. >> we really do. >>> today wa

. >> reporter: gideous egan knows his way around the ronald mcdonald house in camden. >> giving me a comfortable bed and they are all going to come here to help volunteer, and make things comfortable. >> reporter: adopted at age three, gideous is being treated for a problem. >> i cannot walk, so i have strength in my legs, so i cannot walk. >> reporter: he was born with the condition and some doctors say he would never walk again. but his parents, found a specialist at shriner's hospital to said he could. since 2011 he and his mom have traveled to camden from kentucky several times a year for surgery and treatment, almost every time they have stayed at the ronald mcdonald house in camden. >> it just makes it so much easier because you don't have to worry about where your meals are going to come from. you don't have to worry about, the huge expense of a hotel room. >> reporter: that means he a and his family can focus on healing and working towards the ultimate goal: walking. >> i get a cast on but i think in a month and then i start physical therapy, so i can starting able to stand a

really makes difference for families like younger and the egan family, too. absolutely. >> and we do want to say very quick moment to thank doctor pepper folks, snap he will group for providing beverages for our workers, volunteers today, yardsburn company and all event party rental. we send it back to you. >> katie, thank you so much. we want to remind you we are continuing to fall major developing story of the day out of brussels the terror attacks there. >> terror attacks there, of course, have claimed more than 30 lives this morning, nearly 200 people are injured. and you can get the latest of course on "eyewitness news" starting at 5:00 tonight. any time on line cbsphilly.com. >> and that is "eyewitness news" at noon, we will be back throughout the day of course checking in with our great volunteers. thank you so much for those who have called in to make a donation: 844-977-cbs3. we will be here through 8:00 p.m. tonight. give us call now. we want to hear the phones ringing. >> absolutely hey we got valerie, frank i is getting left out here from the brea

and even appeared together in "hellcats of her lm >>egan think maybe you were playing the south sea surface. >> you knew better. >> how could i know? did you give me a post-dated check in. >> from then on by her own description her life was devoted to her husband. as mother to their two children, patty a ron, and stepmo his twoldre b rmer jane wyman. then came politics and her long career as a first lady. first in california to governor ronald reagan in 1966. >> what's ronnie's greatest asset for the women voters? >> i'm guessing ronnie, i guess. >> reporter: then to president reagan in 19'll19 1980. after the president was shot by a would-be assassin just two months into his first term, his wife was forever shaken. >> every time he went out and talked to thousands of people, >> reporter: but she carried on. steadfast in her chosen roles as the president's protector, best friend, and partner in efforts like the anti-drug campaign for which she was forever linked. >> when it comes to drugs and alcohol, just say no. >> reporter: she was criticized for consulting an astrologer about the presid

while egan present with his kids said all you did was instill fear and confusion an some ran from the church in fright. possibility of causing a panic and harm was very high. your organization's actionses are reprehensible and irresponsible. and then there are those who agree with collectively free positions but question their choice of venue says honestly we shouldn't be protesting in churches outside would have been a better choice. >> and asking yourself why what is and why easter sunday? st. pats because they knew there would be a large gathering here, a large audience, and easter for christians of easter lamb. lamb of god but as in centerpiece of the easter feast and so they felt as if this would be the appropriate place their message. robert and juliet if i can share one more thing. as people started to calm down yesterday during's this mass, the priest who was celebrating the service decided to say a prayer for these people who disrupted mass as everyone to pray for them. very christian thing to do. that is the latest from midtown. >> is anybody else inu pureuated by this this.

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book segment tonight, recently there was a very tough column in "the new york times" written by timny eganly said folks supporting donald trump are morally wrong for doing so. he's the author of the new book "the immortal irishman" and bill recently spoke with him. >> so a column you wrote recently caught my eye. you're basically blaming the trump phenomena on the folks. "hatred of immigrants, racial superiority, a disregard for the civility that binds a society." hatred of immigrants or illegal immigrants? >> there's a survey that showed 35% of americans think that immigration is not a good thing, which is astonishing. we're a nation of immigrants. to have that percentage of people say that immigration is not a good thing tells me there's something else at work here. >> i think you boiled it down wrong. i'm for strict enforcement of immigration laws and the wall. i'm for that, because i believe that the situation has been allowed to get out of control. i wouldn't consider myself, as you said, having a hatred of immigrants. i hire tons of immigrants. >> my point is, people know what he's g

. >> giddian egan knows his way around the ronald mcdonald house in camden. >> giving me a comfy bed,e here to like volunteer, cook food. >> adopted from china at age three, giddian is being treated for arthur gryposis. >> i can't walk so the strength in my legs so i can walk. >> he was born with a condition and some doctors said he would never walk. but his parent found a specialist at shriner's hospital who said he could. since 2011 he and his mom have traveled to camden from kentucky several times a year for surgeries and treatment. almost every time they've stayed at the ronald mcdonald house in camden. >> it just makes it so much easier, because you don't have to worry about where your meals will come from, you don't have to worry about this huge expense after hotel room. >> that means giddian and his family can focus on healing and working toward the ultimate goal, walking. >> i get a cast on for i think a month, then i start physical therapy so i can like start like to be able to stand and then walk, and then crutches, you know, just step-by-step. >> a little boy with a big dre

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book segment tonight, recently there was a very tough column in "the new york times" written by timny eganically said folks supporting donald trump are morally wrong for doing so. he's the author of the new book "the immortal irishman" and bill recently spoke with him. >> so a column you wrote recently caught my eye. you're basically blaming the trump phenomena on the folks. "hatred of immigrants, racial superiority, a disregard for the civility that binds a society." hatred of immigrants or illegal immigrants? >> there's a survey that showed 35% of americans think that immigration is not a good thing, which is astonishing. we're a nation of immigrants. to have that percentage of people say that immigration is not a good thing tells me there's something else at work here. >> i think you boiled it down wrong. i'm for strict enforcement of immigration laws and the wall. i'm for that, because i believe that the situation has been allowed to get out of control. i wouldn't consider myself, as you said, having a hatred of immigrants. i hire tons of immigrants. >> my point is, people know what he

egan, went is bernie >> [laughter] bernie is never done. bernie race $40 million in february.e raises money from small donors at a clip we have never seen in the american political system. -- healmost made obsolete has almost made obsolete the pac's we thought would up and american politics. bernie is showing that a comprehensive ground game and turning out people online to give you $2, $5, can make a big difference. is he done in terms of being the democratic nominee? probably. busy done in terms of making his message resonate, and making hillary clinton adopt positions to the left of what she would have done, on wall street, on income inequality, on social security? those are the issues that will resonate and impacts the campaign. hans: i think that is a good point. we thank you for joining us, staying up so late. impact ofght -- the the trump phenomenon and the bernie phenomenon, regardless of how long they go, this will be a new reality in american politics. a bifurcated party, parties having conversations and debates of themselves, with each other, but they have to have t

that was timothy egan, and in just a few minutes, another prettier prize winner -- in about a half hour -- t.j. stiles. and he'll be talking about george custer. this is live coverage from the tucson festival of books on the campus of the university of arizona. right now joining us on our set here in tucson is author and political correspondent for "the nation," ari berman. his book, "give us the ballot." mr. berman, what's going on in north carolina when it comes to voting rights? >> guest: sure. so in june of 2013 the supreme court overturned a key part of the voting rights act that said those states with the longest histories of voting discrimination had to approve their changes with the federal government. a month later, north carolina passed a sweeping rewrite of its election system that not only requires strict id to cast an early ballot, eliminated same-day registration, eliminated public financing, eliminated free registration for 16 and 17-year-olds, this really sweeping rewrite to make it harder for a lot of people to vote. many of those restrictions are now in place, and the

agencies about egan running passengers' names to determine who was onboard and who may be a threat. record that includes fraud, fake identity, theft, and drug charges. this is the man accused of hijacking an egypt air passenger plane, around his waste is what he claimed was a suicide belt. the egyptian hijacker was caught on surveillance camera inside egypt's alexandria airport. he walks through a metal detector and airport security pats him down before he's cleared to board flight 181 to cairo. 45 minutes after takeoff, egyptian nationals takes the 69 people onboard hostage, and warns he's wearing an explosive suicide belt. >> one of the people told us we've been hijacked. but she didn't even say if he was armed or not or who the guy is. >> reporter: the hijacker forces the plane to divert to cypress. >> most flight crews have been trained not to give over the aircraft. the flight crews are to make a safe landing somewhere so a proper tactical intervention can take place, or a negotiation to dissuade this individual from killing anyone. >> reporter: about an hour afte shall and egy

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