hallway is closed to the chinese government and could be forced to hand over sensitive information to it some western countries want to exclude huawei from the construction of their new five g. networks a political campaign against the company one that the hallway founder confidently rebutted in an interview with the b.b.c. if i go. there's no way the u.s. can crush us the world needs while away because we are more advanced even if they persuade more countries not to use us temporarily we could just scale things down a bit and because the us keeps targeting us and finding fault with us it is false starts to improve our products and services. a political hit job or necessary protection from foreign influence our ways competitor ericsson sees the ongoing debate as a danger to the rapid expansion of fast five g. mobile networks in europe many network operators are unsettled and have delayed their decisions this increases costs and could set network expansion back here. now in times of growing tensions with major trading partners like the united states german companies are on the look out

a student i talked to said he heard the sounds of the fight in the hallway outside his classroom. that's when the classroom was locked down several hours as plain clothes and uniformed officers searched classroom by classroom. two hours into the lockdown and police had a lead. a patrol car sped away from logan high school to a nearby shopping center where the stabbing suspect was spotted. >> my heart's going 100 miles an hour. >> reporter: this father raced to his daughter's school this morning after receiving a terrible text, a student's dead, the suspect on the loose, the school on lockdown. >> fear, fear, safety. we need the police here. we need safety. schools are bad nowadays. >> reporter: dozens of parents showed up at logan only to find the school locked down and them locked out unable to reach and barely able to communicate with their children still inside. >> just worried like what happened and she told me like come to pick me up, please, and i said wait, wait because they don't let me. >> reporter: union city police arrested a teenager for stabbing a classmate in the hal

but at east top, a teacher shared a video of a hallway dance party with no school staff in sight. >> it's a problem for kids not to have teachers in class. i want to get this done now. >> reporter: a call for compromise these teachers are wi lling to wait for. morgan chesky, nbc news, denveri >>> the nati manhunt is intensifying for a georgia attorney accused of killing his own mother. tonight his family remains on edge. nbc's tammy leitner has the latest in this shocking story. >> how could you do this to us? we trusted you. >> my name is rich merritt -- >> reporter: as police hunt for richard merritt, his family is paralyzed by fear. >> we're terrified because of what we know he's capable of. >> reporter: according to police, merritt killed his mother in cold blood. his ex-wife, dr. janine merritt, says he threatened them the day before. >> i can't describe the magnitudof how he hurt us. >> reporter: she says for years he was deceiving them. d >> he stopying our mortgage. he pawned my daughter's handicapped van that we needed for eelchair. >> reporter: merritt was accused of steali

claims that its products are used by beijing for spying in december hallways chief financial officer was arrested in canada on washington's request the white house is also urging international allies to ban who are way from their five g. networks. well under pressure australia new zealand and japan have already brought in restrictions against the growing chorus of countries including france and the u.k. are challenging the u.s. on this point always found meanwhile says he's actually grateful to washington for helping to make more people aware of its products. first of all i would like to thank them because they are great figures five g. was not known by common people but now these great figures are all talking about five g. and we're becoming more influential in getting more contracts up to now the u.s. is just panicked about the technological advancements of china i mean what's really been happening over the last ten years is the u.s. has in fact fallen behind many parts of the rest of the world technologically and the attack on our way has just been evidence of a kind of a panic an

hallway denies those accusations and has its sights set on europe as a key markets. we bring. the innovation the ten orangeses to our partner. will bring the benefits to a conscious. when i create jobs? we comply. well way sold two hundred and sixty million phones in twenty eighteen overtakaking apple to become the world's launching five g. networks. enter make model smart look very hot to his right as well time for an update maybe kay thahank you very much indndeed can we do that with t the business we gona take a virtual right then go i when using headlines coming up next 02/25/19 02/25/19 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from pacifica, this is democracy now! >> e every day we are dealing wh a lot of conflicts and challenges in the planet. made a statement regarding the situation that we hope violence will end in that respect for human rights will be part of the solution. amy: as the united nations calls for a pea

hungry polar bears and their cubs rummaging through a landfill, even wandering down a hallway in this arctic town they've counted at least 52 bears. russian officials have declared a state of emergency saying locals have been attacked. with sea ice disappearing, the endangered animals are spending more time on land. >> we've seen definite trends in certain parts of the arctic where polar bears are congregating in ways that we have not seen before. >> reporter: in russia, killing them is a crime. so now a plan to scare away these out of towners and get rid of the garbage so the bears don't wander back looking for a snack. kelly cobiella, nbc news. >>> up next here, before you hear her voice on tonight's "america's got talent," hear her powerful story. "america's got talent," hear her powerful story. ts' retirement. oh, don't worry. voya helps them to and through retirement... ...dealing with today's expenses... ...like college... ...while helping plan, invest and protect for the future. so they'll be okay... without me? um... and when we knock out this wall... imagine the closet space.

revealing rich architectural details of the senate chamber, its or nate hallways, private workspaces and elaborate historic meeting rooms. this keepsake is filled with beautiful color photos of the art and architecture that pervade the senate space. and offers lots of information about the senate's rich history. to order your high-quality paperback copy of "the senate" for just $18.95 plus shipping, visit c-span.org/senatebook. >> at her weekly news conference, house speaker nancy pelosi spoke about some of the democrats' top legislative priorities. she also talked about ongoing congressional budget negotiations and was asked about the possibility of another government shutdown. ms. pelosi: good morning. it was a big crowd at the prayer breakfast this morning. lots of friendses to see. so apologies for running later today. we've had quite a week. here we are now one month into our majority. our committees are appointed. they have reorganized and they're having hearings. for the people's agenda, we've started hearings on lowering health care costs by reducing the cost of prescription

t outsidee hallway j the hearing room, almost impassable, there's so many pele there.ember of congress, there are five on this committee, by the way. any local member of congress wht s out in the hallway is sure pooto be surrounded by cameras, too. maryland democrat jamie ras kn id what he heard today was st crime again democracy. here's more of what he said. do you think anybody's mind has been changed today? >> i think there are probably a lot of people in america who are startled to get this inside glimpse on how the trump operation is operating. >> reporter: both northern virginia's democrat jerry conally and emilyorolmesn asked questions and asked questions early. they actually have seen you arty, and both asked about either mr. cohen's payments to thional enquirer or connections to all of this to dussia. republicans calt a media circus and said mr. cohen is a known liar. i'm scott mcfarlen. pat and leon, back to y. >> thanks, scott. and we invite you to keep it here for all of the latest bot on-air and our nbc washington app. we'll have continuing coverage rougho

. >> i noticed her first in the hallway. >> what did you think? >> i thought she was cute and i noticed her hard hat and they have a little personality or stickers. and hers said, it's all about me, deal with it. i was kind of thinking, this girl is kind of a feisty girl. >> soon, conrad asked heidi out on a date. >> i'm not that type usually. i don't get super serious right off the bat. but it was almost like we were inseparable after that. >> that was it, that first night in. >> yeah. yeah. >> this tough girl even shared conrad's interest in guns. >> we would go to the ran him out of towns -- range out of town and shoot into the hills. >> one year after the year, he chose to pop the question and chose a mountain on which to do it. did she know it was coming?. >> i got on the knee and started balling. she said yes right off the bat. >> reporter: conrad's sister colette couldn't believe it when he first introduced heidi to the family. >> i was actually sort of surprised when i met her, how did he land that girl? they seemed to be such a great matc

when she heard the altercation in the hallway, she opened her door and then shut her door.t she then taught to do that. anddoctor who was on duty here's all of this commotion in the hallway was sitting in his office and never looked out the window, never opened the door. testify to all of this. only opened his door after the whole thing was over and i believe the captain knocked on the door and said, can you come out and help? at that point mr. speer is an handcuffs face down and no pulse. essentially, this homicide took place within feet of the medical staff. that always stuck with me. the unofficial role of averting your eyes when there is an altercation between correction officers and inmates is something that shows up i in dr. book also. amy: you say 112 people died in new york city jails between 2010 and 2016. that is almost 20 a y year. >> more, probably. >> some years, yes. amy: so what is society's responsibility here? >> i think there are really very large policy decisions that have been made to keep these deaths and injuries hidden. so to under these problems is n

the senate wing of the capital, revealing rich, architectural details of the chamber, its ornate hallways, private workspaces, and elaborate, historic meeting room. this keepsake is filled with beautiful photos of the art and architecture that pervade the size and offers information about the senate's rich history. to order your high-quality c-span.org visit /senate book. president trump delivered his second state of the union address before congress with a length of one hour and 22 minutes. it is the third longest address about beating up his own remarks from 2018. next, we hear the entire address followed by the public response given by 2018 at a candidate for governor stacey abrams. >>

revealing ornate hallways, private workspaces and historic meeting rooms. this keepsake is filled with beautiful color photos of art and architecture. and offers information about the senate's rich history. to order your paperback copy, visit c-span.org. lectures in history, vassar college professor rebecca edwards teaches a class about the differences between 19th century political parties and their views on gender roles, racial equality, and family dynamics. she describes the transition from a patriarchal family unit before the civil war to a reconstruction era ideal of a nuclear family comprised of a husband as breadwinner and a wife in charge of the domestic sphere. her classes about one hour and 10 minutes. prof. edwards: welcome, everybody. what we're going to talk about today is the legal and political landscape of the family from the revolution through the civil war. for going tdo

overwhelmed medical staff at this hospital and a some state forced to administer help on the floor hallways hardened into makeshift wards. the latest victims of india's illegal alcohol trade complaining of migraines severe vomiting and extreme chest pain. t. plant workers who drank a batch of toxic alcohol late last week now fighting for their lives for their country i've never seen anything like it i'm a regular drinker but i've never seen such a horrible incident. in every corner casualties of india's bootleg alcohol industry anti alcohol campaign or see it on the map for all the wrong reasons. one one of the six they talk about do cover their it's very sad in no other districts have so many people died as a result of drinking illegal liquor. and more than one hundred people are still in hospital or one party look like it's the washed mass poisoning since one hundred seventy died in west bengal in two thousand and eleven and weeks ago more than one hundred people lost their lives in the top of their tainted booze. after last weekend's incident some are demanding change as locals grieve po

the or nate hallways, private workplaces and elaborate historic meeting rooms. this book has beautiful color photos of architecture and offers lots of information about the senate's rich history. to order your high-quality paperback copy of "the senate" for just $18.95 plus shipping go to c-span.org/senatebook. >> matthew whitaker has been acting attorney general since november when he replaced the outgoing attorney general jeff sessions. on friday, he'll testify before the house judiciary committee on his role overseeing special counsel robert mueller's investigation. his first appearance before the committee. watch live friday at 9:30 a.m. eastern on c-span2, c-span.org, or listen live with the free c-span radio app. >> the chair of the house oversight committee elijah cummings spoke about protecting voting rights. his committee is working on h.r. 1, a campaign finance and voter rights bill. reminder the house is in a brief recess. we do expect them to return shortly when they do we'll have live coverage here on c-span. mr. cummings: thank you very much. i am

about your way as well and in japan that's quite similar because they also have big stakes in the hallway whatever happens to them also happens to japan thing also is we also heard about germany's high tech sector being a bit scared of china buying a lot of their companies like kook of the robot maker and japan in general is just not that happy about the fact that china is stealing the spotlight for them so it's a little this question and the threat of losing you know intellectual property of course and germany and japan certainly have another thing in common it's that those ageing societies and both if you like industry champions struggling a little bit japan more so germany starting now this closer relationship or also in research it's going to be beneficial for both well in a way we can't really forget they are aging society is they have a lot of problems but they're still the third and fourth biggest economies in the world but i think especially in the ai sector and also in the autonomous driving sector they promise that they're going to work together they have promise also to work to

people sleeping in the hallway leading up to the train.efinitely a strong smell of urine in the air. >> one of the problems with bart and especially in san frisk oo stations is the homeless. a homeless man went down the aisle begging for food. everybody ignored him except for one woman, tracy lewis. your reaction is some people are put off by it and your reaction is? >> to help them out. >> reporter: a matter of a human being being human on a crowded train on a busy afternoon in san frisk oo. >> reporter: they would like them to be cleaner and safer. one issue that came up a lot in the bart customer satisfaction survey is fair evaders. it upsets a lot of bart riders. but they put their heads down, they deal with it. because they say it's better than driving. >> we are getting a tremendous response from abc 7 news viewers sharing their opinions about bart with us. >> these are just some of the comments we received on abc 7 news.com. and i like the take bart out to events in san francisco bp unfortunately two weeks ago my sister and i got on

been reports that you're walking into buildings and one instance of the area seen profiling the hallways of a residential apartment where there are problems takes a look in one of the proms and scoffers clearly looking for some food and another video of a heresy wondering between two apartment buildings and a man wanders up to the kind of confront him in danger and remarkably comes of comes our way from the incident unharmed what's being done about this well officials there say that the tried and tested methods of fending off these polar bears no longer work that's the kind of the vehicle patrol with the dog patrols. video that was posted online last year had late last year kind of showed the extent of the kind of the bigger presence in the region scavenging around the landfill say and locals are saying this is basically proof that they're emboldened like never before. yesterday declaring a state of american city in the region administrator said that people were scared to take children to nurseries the daily life was in turmoil. and so far the the environmental agency has said that there

contractor edward snowden five years ago suggested the agency hadn't found any spyware in hallways source code but security experts warn that doesn't rule out back doors and it would be possible to install spyware in later updates. mumbai has been india's boomtown for years and if you invested in real estate there used to do pretty well that is thing of the past thousands of apartments sit on sold in the indian financial power by biding their time in the hope of further price drops second twenty seventeen real estate prices fell by five percent last year again it was almost seven percent there are still hundreds of thousands of unsold properties on the indian indian market and it may take nearly two years to sell off just those property consultants knight frank dick so what happens will the next real estate prices be coming from india is our report from mumbai. the property consultant tejwani has been in the business for a long time he was always said that she couldn't go wrong with real estate in mumbai but now apartments are getting harder to sell for a good price at least. being in thi

into the senate when of the capital, revealing rich architectural details of the chamber, ornate hallwaysprivate workspaces, and elaborate historic meeting rooms. this keepsake is filled with beautiful color photos of the art and architecture that are in the senate space and offers lots of information about the senate's rich history. the order your high-quality paperback copy of "the senate" shipping,8.95 plus visit c-span.org/senatebook. tv,ext on american history we hear from historians about the world war ii commanders whose world war i experience shaped them as leaders. this talk was part of a three-day conference hosted by the national world war ii museum in new orleans. it is about 75 minutes. >> welcome back. i have spoken with the number of you and i think i can say the consensus has been this is a wonderful morning and great way to start things off. i hope you enjoyed your lunch break. we have our next session, which will look at some of the biggest names of world war ii and their experiences in the first world war. rob's panel, we have zatino.- rob he was here last year for his

but it's become difficult for hallway to sell goods these days the company's close relationship to the chinese government and military has brought up accusations of spying china are strongly denies these accusations. in the eighty's and neither the united states nor any of its allies have brought up any solid evidence that can prove one way poses a threat to their national security their reason this nothing more than the issue of china's national intelligence long. or. indeed there is no proof but governments have become cautious germany is discussing tightening telecommunication laws and making one way sign a knows by agreement poland is on the fence and under direct pressure from the u.s. to ban huawei to. we've also made clear that there are a certain set of decisions that it would be more difficult for the united states and for the french to work alongside of that pump ailment the same threat in hungary in slovakia it could block huawei from important markets and make it difficult to e.u. countries to bring their networks up to speed. every year the german city of dresden remembers

. >> hallway over -- huawei overertook applele and is currey at the forefront of launching 5g networks. of theda has been one fastest growing economies for some time now. it hit ann investment milestone. >> the country has crorossed th2 billllion u.s. d dollar mark. 173 3 projects have been registered in the country by the start of 2019. economic growth has averaged over -- percent. the president has been lauded for the recovery following the 1994 genocide. 2019 is expected to bring growth , boosted by farming, mining, and construction projects. created in the economy is the estimate related to the investments. activity promotes more activity. when we get a level of isestment, our investmenent going to be increasing and investors are encouraged to come. has releasedfett his letter to shareholders of burkert -- of berkshire hathaway. yetet to name a susuccessor to run the holding company that has a majority stake in dozens of major firms. berkshire lost over 25 billion dollars in the most recent quarter driven by craft tines struggling under an sec investigation and waning demand. buffe

may all who populate these hallways this day be possessed of good will and a sheared commitment to guarantee the freedoms and responsibilities inspired by the soaring rhetoric and subsequent actions of our american ancestors. may all that is said and done in this chamber today be to the benefit of our nation and the glory of your holy name, amen. the speaker pro tempore: the chair has examined the journal of the last day's proceedings and announces to the house his approval thereof. pursuant to clause 1 of rule 1, the journal stands approved. the pledge of allegiance will be led by the gentleman from california, mr. lamalfa. mr. lamalfa: i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with iberty and justice for all. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will entertain requests for one-minute speeches. for what purpose does the gentleman from south carolina seek recognition? mr. wilson: to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. wil

serving 15 years to life in chino, her dog attacked her neighbor in the hallway of their apartment building in 2001. whipple was the women's lacrosse coach. she pled to death from 73 dog bites. she can try again for parole in three years. >>> the body of a missing daley city woman was found in san francisco bay. christa mahony was last seen having lunch at johns grill on january 26. she was having serious health problems. her dog was picked up by animal control. her body was found friday and positive identification came today. foul play is not suspected. >>> a retired high school basketball coach was inducted a of fame. he led his students into dozens of victories. the coach who helped others overcome adversary is in the fight of his life. >> good to see you. >> he's at home in the gym of san ramon valley high in danville. on this night generations of students came to honor him. >> he is everything. to be recognized for your craft. >> his craft was basketball. he coached boys and girls teams. he taught pe, drivers ed and yoga. >> he's a legend. >> this freshman is among the students who's p

yes we are having conversations around the globe here and around to actually around the different hallways in the car it is of i do we really have to have this meeting i think there is and trees and a very news of the sincerity of the problem of the trim in the character of not just taking vessels and spurs fans are like a minor mistake by individuals but really seeing as something that is happening in the church and we just have to see whether if this doesn't work out on a global level there are actually not arrive enough competitions at the regional level within the different bishops conferences or with them the different dioceses within the different pisk of poll districts to really act on these things i think that's a job can a lawyers will be happy to watch for the knowledge that. thank you for now sarah let's go back for a second to my dad who is standing by in rome mightn't what do you think will this be enough or maybe a first step towards improving the image of the catholic church which has been tremendously damaged in the course of these emerging scandals. no i mean i don't think

marjorie stoneman douglas high school run for their lives after a gunman opened fire in the school hallways killing fourteen students and three stocks. right. order. in years over. three full lost friends and siblings quickly turned into activism was was was only six weeks after the pop one massacre more than a million young people took to the streets across the u.s. in one of the biggest youth led protests since the vietnam war. the main event in washington d.c. a learn to a crowd of eight hundred thousand pachmann students were the driving force behind the movement which they dubbed the march for our lives. among them emma comes on as one of the main voices of the protest. against the time that i came out here. it has been six minutes and twenty seconds the shooter has ceased shooting and will soon abandon his rifle blend in with the students as they escape and walk free for an hour before a rest fight for your lives before it's someone else's child. b. but the gun lobby soon hit back the national rifle association claim to come pain was straightened by gun hating elites chemical and sola

take a look at this video that we've got it's extraordinary you can see a bear walking through the hallway of an apartment building where there are problems clearly young children live there it takes a look in one of the problems doesn't find anything and scarper has and in another video that was posted online we see a man polar bear between two buildings but here are a man walks up to the polar bear and takes an almighty risk. and it gives i mean residents there saving face there's kind of the risk of bumping into people a bit whenever they leave the house and. they're kind of running out of options or they're like what are people doing i mean can they like shoot them or like this is happening to them or they're endangered so no tried and tested methods of fending off bears are no longer working this is the vehicle patrols the dog patrols and i mean a resident part of this last year that gives people their own idea of this the kind of the numbers are full of errors this is a lot of fellows either tired which was just. like ten to twenty polar bears scavenging for food and yesterday the ta

this is what it is like, you can go to any floor and you will see small groups gathering hallway. some people even crying. the integrity of his conduct and now we are laboreriing the same shadow creeping over washington during the few months donald trump had been in office. mccabe came on describing two days later. mccabe -- rosenstein asked my thoughts about whether we needed a special counsel to oversees the russia case. i thought it would help the russian investigation. later that day, rosenstein again, this is the gist of what i said. >> i feel strongly that the investigation will be best served by having a special counsel. i have been thinking about the clinton e-mail case and how we got twisted in knots about how to announce the results. had we appointed a special counsel in the clinton's case, we may not be in the present situation. robert mueller, high level meeting at the fbi and doj. this may be the most explosive part of the book about removing the president using the 25th amendment. >> there were meetings at the justice department in which it was discussed whether the

at some time these two met face-to-face in a hallway.nd what happened nt, the school sent home a letter to let parents know what happened. there was an aeged physical altercation between a student and principal gorman brown. otheois to note, we do know a portion of the altercation was caught on cell phone camera. icer wassource o watching this whole thing play out. he used a foam pepper spray on the student to break up the altercation here. also as a minor, this teen's name and word on charges are not being released. live here in springdale.n i'm jus finch, news 4, back inside to you. >> thank you. >>> looking at other top stories. police arrested r-30-yead ron ronal offutt for a shooting that included a littlerl. all of the victims suffered nonlife-threatening ejuries. >>> bowie police department is searching for a man who exposed himself inside of a michael's craft store. this is the suspect,earing a black jacket and gray or white pants. the incident happened on friday, january 18th.is michael's store is off of crane highway next to th

a police report says this all happened close to 1:00 yesterday afternoon in a school hallway. that principal was sent out to look for 17-year-old male student who was dismissed from class for being disrupttiff. the two met in a hallway and at some point their encounter did turn violent police say and here's how the school officials laid it out in aetter sent out to parents yesterday. reading in parhere, there was an alleged physical altercation between a student and principal gorman brown. the circumstances are under investigation. mr. brown has been o place leave until further notice. we can point out, too, based on that police report a schoolso ce officer was also present at the time of this altercation and had to use a wpper spray on that student afternessing that student assault the principal several times. at 17-year-old as a minor, his name is not being released or charges, if any, at this time. the county schools and police nowng loo into what happened here on wednesday afternoon. in springdale, i'm justin finch, news4. ba iide to you. >> thank you so much. >> the fight

the photo shows a hallway called the cross hall. >> this is the cross hall. it's used a lot now.sh. >> there it is. >> and this is that march to the east room. in those days, you had a grand staircase here. >> and then, suddenly, bill spots it -- off in the corner, between a chair and a potted plant. right there -- see it? look familiar? sure looks like mike's strange inheritance. and there it is, in the white house, in 1898, when william mckinley is president. >> and there is the plinth. it's the only one it could be because it's for that side. >> i'd never heard of a plinth. what is a plinth? >> it's a base of a column that runs up the wall. >> how many were there? >> well, there were four. they were in niches in the hall where originally built for stoves. >> do we know where the other three are? >> no, nobody does. >> never been seen. so now i'm wondering, how does the plinth get from that cozy corner in the white house to the meister's attic? well, in september 1901, president mckinley is in buffalo, new york, at the pan-american exposition. he's shaking hands with the public

newest book, "the senate" transfers you inside the senate wing of the capitol, revealing its ornate hallwaysprivate workspaces and elaborate historic meeting rooms. the keepsake is filled with beautiful color photos of the art and architecture that pervade the senate space, and offers information about the senate rich history. to order your high-quality copy of "the senate" for just $18.95, visit c-span.org/senatebook." sunday on american artifacts, we learned the story of the oldest synagogue in washington, d.c. through a tour of the interior and interviews about the process of moving the building 800 feet to the incorporated into a new capital jewish museum. here's a preview. >> i am the executive director of the new capital jewish museum. we are getting ready to move our historic synagogue down 3rd street to the site of the new museum. this building was built in 1876, originally over at sixth and g streets. this is the third time it has been moved. in 1969, it was first picked up off its foundation and they actually took off some of the first floor. the have made it easier for us this tim

so you will show them on the bus in the hallway where we shall see you all or reviling have a good go if you're one of them and. when the puzzles for. what you should read was still just not. good enough. for the result of the political problem of the will do you go in to try three of the everybody knew the pickle where we go you know. pretty good about you never come in probably don't want to do it in a line we don't want you when there's a user group of our senior special i'm sure these are notes from the movie you know everyone calls the front of the can do blow. united states can always add a. new. tax on other countries. economic sanctions or are often just the beginning another thing you like to do is place some military pressure on the countries which are talking about. and there has to be an effort to demonize that country and the leader of that country. we have a responsibility for the head. and we need to make rules for the rest. because without us there will be. tax dodgers financial survival guide stacey style feel out of let's say on the troika and your colleagues on gree

. >> some bringing scooters literally into the buildings, riding down the hallways. parking garages, speed racing down the ramps. >> reporter: and left tread marks. cam lee is supporting the policy, lost count how many times dog nearly hit. >> students drive really fast and i walk dog every day in the campus, sometimes try to run over him. >> reporter: those caught will be giving warnings to start and citations coming down the road. >>> two car companies facing new rounds of recalls right now. >> 7 on your side's michael finney is here. >> subaru is recalling more than 71,000 cars because of weird glitch that causes rear view camera to go blank. legacy sedans and outback wagons from may 2017 to june brz coupes between august 2017 and august of '18 also affected. if you own one, call subaru or dealer. no accidents reported. meantime nissan is recalling some altma sedans because of improperly installed hose that can increase risk of fire or cause engine to stall. could partially or completely disconnect. no crashes or injuries reported. good news. may 2018 through octo

the scope of work is to provide a new second exit hallway. that particular plan, we are waiting for the roof to get fixed to put in the sheetrock, but this one really got to me. and other permit, this was to add a fire suppression system, very sophisticated, i don't know if you can see that. but that is waiting for the sheetrock with its -- so they can finish the electrical. these are very expensive systems. this is the fire exit door, the second doorway, and this is looking down the long fire corridor towards that same door, again, waiting for the roof to be fixed so they can put in the sheetrock. but, if you notice, this is what got to me. this is for the sprinkling system and the fire suppression system. you'll notice that the sprinklers were signed on the file and inspection on 12619, and the fire department making representation that this is unsafe. >> can you slide it up a little bit? >> thank you. >> the fire department, way before the super bowl, signed off on this as safe and gave it a final. i was pretty shocked to see that after wh

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sometimes reporters just catch you in a hallway. not the easiest venue to have a conversation.ou always treat reporters with respect but i understand sometimes you just want to walk down the hallway. i'm not one to criticize that tactic. i am going to criticize the under lying behavior. she supports boycott investment against israel. >> dana: we can have you talk about that again when we have more time. my last question. congressman jerry connolly thinks that one outburst in history is not enough to call for her to resign. do you think she should have to resign from the committee. >> i wish she was off of the foreign affairs committee as republican steve king was removed from the committee. only people who should determine these things are constituents. the committee, yes. she should be off foreign affairs unless democrats want an anti-israel symbol. >> dana: all right. we love having you back. we'll have you back soon. a community honoring those lost one year after the horrific school shooting in park land, florida. 17 people were killed when a gun man opened fire at marjory s

yes there are a few of those, but chris murphy was saying the same thing in the hallways. why do we do that if this is where we'll end up. people on the hill have known that all along. you know, one of my -- i coverledcove ered a lot of government shut ydowns. it's never usually the president who, you know, feels immediately the political effects. nobody like congress. they're kind of fine with that. okay. but in this case everybody agreed. which is considered to be remarkable. and it was the president who threw this last-minute wrench in. i think that's really what you're feeling right now. it is republicans who they went in pretty early to their lunchings. they haven't come out yet. we'll see mitch mcconnell here in a couple minutes. we may have a better sense after that. i think they're waiting, probably playing, that the president doesn't screw it up again. >> politics aside, i sort of tried to explain what's in this deal compared to the last time. if you don't follow this very closely, it's unclear as to who this is a win for and whether this goes any distance towards

students walked through the school's hallway for a dragon parade you can see them here having lots oflasts 15 days... and the color red is associated with luck and prosperity, but it's also used for protective purposes. (pam) with valentine's day just a little over a week away... love is in the air!or is it? the national retail federation said, just 51-percent of adults plan to celebrate. spending for the holiday is still on the rise... with americans planning to spend an average of 1-hundred-62 dollars on their loved ones. sales are expected to top 20-billion dollars this year. the federation found, hose skipping out on valentine's day think it is over- commercialized, they do not have anyone to celebrate with, or they are just simply 'over it'. the study also found, some younger consumers opt to mark the holiday differently... by treating themselves instead, or spending time with their other single friends for an anti-valentine's day celebration. let's take a look outside right now... chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: cold

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