>> it comes from greensboro for green and city. >> >> i think about what my husband won't eat. >> going through that is changing the way people are eating food and find good ways to love broccoli. it's grown organically. >> the festival is about a lot more than just music tell me more about that. that sounds fascinating 4th. we'll have artists from all over the city doing art. and dee jays and warehouse venue. organic type of event. very similar at south by southwest. that sort of thing the big picture for us is to have an event that leads us into a festival that the whole city gets behind and champions as our own south by southwest. >> how many people do you generally attract? >> this is the first year for the conference but for the festivals we did almost 13,000 individuals. this year about 15,000 with the conference we should do probably about 500 people throughout the conference and the events throughout. >> so your programs and your events or movement is really about sustainability, the environment, renewable energy and economic opportunity but all of those things are inspired by y

was referring to the terminal that would be located in oregon. .p next, dan dan is calling from greensboro, georgia on a republican line. good morning. what are you concerned about on this earth day? caller: my greatest concern about the environment is the amount of rubbish left behind by environmentalists after earth day, incredible hypocrisy. host: ok. teresa is calling from redding, california on the democratic line to what are your concerns today on earth day, teresa? caller: i live in beautiful shasta county in northern i am surrounded by natural forests, rivers, and lakes. my biggest concern is trump is bound and determined to get rid of the protections of these places come of these beautiful places, and that is what concerns me most today, is the regulations being lifted on these beautiful lands. that was it. host: ok. in from tampa, florida on our independent line. good morning, mary. caller: good morning. happy earth day. have been around. i graduated in 1974 and i and when i am onerson vacation i spend at least 1-2 days doing beach cleanup and things like that, however, i do beli

calling in from greensboro, north carolina. an independent. good morning, tina. morning. d wo weeks ago, donald trump refused to acknowledge or denounce that 20 children and who were women were killed at sandy hook, and he laims that -- and some even claim that was a rigged or disingenuous act on our soil. he was not sympathetic for children. and it's hard for me to to ieve -- and women -- believe that he has all of this and regret fory, syrian children that he does not know. he was moved hat does not ictures just hold water and it is a great eflection though from the collusion that may be occurring with the russians. to not the first president use the military industrial to reflect bad publicity and boost their ratings. we saw it with johnson in vietnam. we saw it with bush and reagan. with w, we are seeing it donald trump. i think they need to start procedures now because aggression begets aggression. hate, and i am not did. f what he actually, it is appalling. host: and the last call for this segment of the "washington journal" comes from jana who lives in washington d

it is the third fatal shooting in greensboro in just 24 hours. back to you. >> all right, erika. thank you. >>> today family and friends will say good-bye to a soldier killed when a black hawk helicopter crashed on monday. jeremy tomlin w he died when the helicopter crashed on a routine mission. it's not clear how that helicopter went down. two other soldiers hurt in the crash are still in the hospital. >>> the navy is paying attention to the nude photo scandal plaguing the marines right now. they've updated regulations when it comes to sharing private intimate images without consent. doing that now is an explicit violation of navy rules. this wirule also applies to marines. they learned that hundreds of female service members had nude photos of themselves shared on a private facebook page. >>> breaking now, new developments about an attack on police in paris. >> let's go back to erika gonzalez at the live desk. >> we just learned the name of the man behind this attack. karim cheurfi lived on the outskirts of paris. to normal. new information that he was detained in february for

they met in a railroad car near greensboro, north carolina, on april 12th. davis sitting at a small desk surrounded by what was left of his cabinet. i don't really have an image of that, but here is davis sitting at a desk, so this will have to do. johnston told the president, our people are tired of the war, they feel themselves whipped and will not fight. davis was fiddling with a piece of paper he was holding in his hand, turning it over, folding it, unfolding it, did not even look up to look at johnston in the face. but after a brief pause he said, well, general johnston, what do you propose? that was the opening johnston needed. he asked permission to send a note through the lines to sherman requesting a conference to arrange an armistice that would, this is now quoted material, permit the civil authorities to enter into the needful arrangements to terminate the existing war. davis hesitated. and he said, well, sir, you can adopt that course, though i confess i am not sanguine as to ultimate results. with that grudging assent, johnston then invited sher

julius is calling on the democratic line from greensboro, north carolina.re you confident in the president foreign-policy? caller: absolutely not. we are getting bamboozled by donald trump doing what he did in syria the other day. off thetaking the eye ball from him and russia. i am sick and tired of listening to all these people talking about give him a chance. yes, give him a chance to get us in three or four wars at one time. i want everybody that says give him a chance to go and fight these wars for donald trump. you have a nice day. host: eric is calling in from california on our independent line. good early morning to you, eric. caller: morning. administration thus far has done a pretty good job. they toned down the fear. as far as syria goes, one ofnately for obama, the major mistakes of his foreign-policy is when he drew the line and never did anything. exactly the opposite. that mightssad goes, be a negotiating ploy. whateverm line is can be done to reach peace in syria should be done.that is about it . host: ronnie is calling in from stamford, con

two hours later seen on tape at a cracker barrel restaurant in greensboro. checked into the hampton inn in hillsdale, virginia. this is him front desk. 11:00 p.m. and him again at midnight. he also made a phone call around midnight. and that was the last time anybody heard from jason young until he made another call at 7:40 the next morning. >> a normal person would look at this and say he was 170 miles away. he's got an alibi. >> that sounds like a great distance, you know? but 170 miles you can get between the crime scene and the hotel in about two and a half hours. >> reporter: perhaps. but there were curious anomalies at the crime scene. couldn't explain them. a jewelry box was missing two drawers. so was it a bungled burglary? then there were footprints near the body that seemed to eliminate jason. an obvious print on the pillow was a size 10. but jason wore a size 12. but this was weird. there was another partial footprint. it defied easy identification, so they began calling in shoe experts. and now they wondered were there two attackers? of course, i

. >> greensboro will host the first and second round of the mens basketball tournament in 2020. raleigh will get the games a year after that. the new legislation doesn't go far enough to protect the lgbt community. the ncaa felt the change put north carolina back in the game. the verizon center will be hosting in 2019. >> should be exciting. >> it's going to be great. >>> under fire for its handling of sexual assault accusations. baylor university has hired its first female president. >> she's from this area. linda living stone comes to school from george washington university. a 2016 investigation found baylor had mishandled sexual assault claims for years. the football coach art briles was fired. the former president was demoted and then resigned. baylor faces lawsuits from about a dozen women, as well as criticism from state lawmakers and prominent donors. >>> what's inside these coat hooks that has lipoce asking you to keep a close look at them. >>> a woman claims a vicious animal came into her home and snatched her dog. stronger is blasting without risking her bon