confident given all the overwhelming evidence on the other side there i agree completely with jim hansen he would he would say the exact same thing but it's not irrevocable if the radical then it's. it was to try to do anything about it i'm saying it's not irrevocable that we should face the challenge and look for solutions as jim hansen is not on an irrevocable but that's exactly what i'm saying it's not irrevocable if we make certain decisions on what is your solution to the climate change problem which seems to on face value undermine this kind of positive picture you play on the book given this existential threat we face from climate change too soon to say because there are pathways to solving the climate crisis one of them would be. carbon pricing which would. mean that every decision that people make factors in the damage to the atmosphere and to the climate and the other is the development of carbon energy sources and eventually negative carbon energy sources because we've got to start sucking c o two out of the atmosphere as well as stopping adding to it but you believe those thi

to level things that say a late equaliser was your hansen's first when does. good goal since september two thousand and sixteen. beds fire in tactics and his squad a vital point at that. meanwhile shall care about playing at the other end of the table just a point or second place. they host hats off to beating fellow top teams leverkusen and tough times. can they keep up their run of good play. looks like it events are slow neymar code gets a notched his second goal of the season lights in the first half. but nail shaka. caps and put up a decent finds find it wasn't enough. help his go help and shell can celebrate that third straight victory. highflying frank thurston nipping at shall his heels and a half points behind us but visiting canada undefeated away in two thousand and eight it was more like a street fight than a game. as far as a late definitely was not a footballing highlight i liked was it was close on. but when they did feel like playing football right but with a better team danny de costa proved it bulldozing through the bumps to his first step of

jannik hansen scores his first goal of the season... 3-1 sharks 2nd period...ht continues... barclay goodrow... makes it 4-1 then logan couture... lights the lamp... 5-1 and finally... mikkel boedker ... finishes it off... 6-1 sharks after 2 periods final... sharks win 6-2... five striaght wins for san jose amd "canadien don"! the a's have an opening day starter...starter... kendall graveman will get the nod march 29th against the march 29th against the angels... he also got the honor last season because sonny gray was injured... but this year, graveman receives the nod because he's the team's longest-tenured starter and has the most experience among the group that opened camp with the club. yesterday a graveman pitch broke the wrist of the dodgers star justin turner... who should be out about the giants open the season against the dodgers on march days from today (weather) coming up i'll have the seven day forecast. i no wondering, "what if?" uncertainties of hep c. i let go of all those feelings. because i am cured with harvoni. harvoni is a revolutionary tre

electric cars a project bosch has invested heavily into it is unclear why bosch is taking this step and hansen battery efficiency and thereby extending the range of electric cars has been a key challenge to the automotive sector by twenty twenty five the battery market should be worth two hundred fifty billion euros and now it looks like they'll be built without any german or european influence leaving european color makers dependent on foreign suppliers. i would guess i would like to cross over to our financial market risk correspondent daniel cope who is hopefully standing by for us in frankfurt daniel there you are genuine i would bosch drop its research in electric vehicle batteries especially now after a court here in germany ruled that diesel engines could be banned and everything points towards electric cars. well you're right it seems to me that the timing would be great to make a lot of money with immobility bosch has an ounce of this is still going to be their focus they want to be where twenty twenty the number one in the immobility sub contractor market but for them it seems that f

the franchise single assist railroaded by defenseman, to jannik hansen. 2-0 sharks. 2 -. chris tierney with the putback what's the defense doing in blowing by evander kane for the easy gel. martin jones the first star of the game. 37 saves on 3 shots including kane had 4 goals last time the teams met up added two more today off the skate on the double deflecten. sharks win 5-1 extending the streak to games. >> our lines contributed in a capacity for us to win. and that's been huge on the winning streak obviously. it's been a a real team effort. it's. >> a good step forward we have seven more games here. and we're trying to get ready for playoffs here with solid games. >> this was our sloppiest of the 7 but we found a way to win and the goelter was great. we'll clean it up but you never complaint too much about winning. >> pga tour the dell technology match play set up like the na down to the ian polter knocked off in the evaluate 8. he will face alex moren the sweden who took kir of cameron smith with putts like this. he advances 4-. bubba watson, he is playing as well as

is stillstan hansen with us. us get your thoughts on another subject and that is around the global trade story. we were talking in the last hour about the precious -- about the pressure points for investors. including fx. wed?is the end of the -- of the wedge? see if: we will have to it is the end of the wedge. we don't know what the response will be. the terrorists -- the tariffs apply to quite a small area. on the currency side of things, yeah, i mean one should not be worried about being confused about currencies because they can be quite confusing and they can move in a lot of counterintuitive ways. the yen has a bit of a bid but it is not a massive move. saying 100.was and nejra said under the clinton era, the dollar-yen was -- anna will not join the punting on that. in terms of market reaction, the five-day s&p -- this is the tariff tantrum. lastbillion was wiped out week in the u.s. in equities. --you run the numbers, point -- the market reaction so far has far outstrip the negatives in reality but this is

michael hansen/ schertz chief of police: "we're confident that neither this facility nor any location in the schertz area was a target."more than 350 special agents from the fbi, atf, and forensics investigators from quantico, virginia have descended upon the area, hoping to find those responsible, and put an end to the attacks.rep. mike mccaul/ -r- texas: "hopefully finger prints and surveillance photos, and we can finally take him down. this is terrorizing the city of austin right now." ((pam)) within the last hour.. texas attorney general ken paxton spoke live on a different network and said, law enforcement officials on the ground in austin tell him, the latest incident at the goodwill store is believed to be connected to the same bomber. so there is conflicting information tonight coming out of austin.. this is a story we will continue to follow tonight. (pam) we told you with a push alert when police said the latest blast was not tied to the others. you can stay connected on breaking news by downloading our mobile app and enabling push alert. (steve) another march storm is movin

michael hansen/ schertz chief of police: "it's very early in the investigation, obviously, but we're confident that neither this facility nor any location in the schertz area was a target."more than 350 special agents from the fbi, atf, and forensics investigators from quantico, virginia have descended upon the area, hoping to find those responsible, and put an end to the attacks. rep. mike mccaul/ -r- texas: "hopefully finger prints and surveillance photos, and we can finally take him down. this is terrorizing the city of austin right now."in austin, i'm kristen holmes. (vicki) and in the last hour... the texas attorney general spoke live on a different network and said, law enforcement officials on the ground in austin tell him, the latest incident at the goodwill store is believed to be connected to the same bomber. so there is conflicting information tonight coming out of austin.. this is a story we will continue to follow tonight. (vicki) tonight... the c-h-p is still searching for suspects in two freeway shootings. the latest incident happened last night along interstate- 580 i

joining me now from phoenix, the reporter ron hansen.l reporters are back with us in d.c. y kr krs with all of these similarities to you see this translated into another surprise cricketly for demes? >> i think the victory would be more than they can deliver in this case. i think they are poised to do much better than what they've don in recent cycles. improvement is pretty hard to fail to accomplish this time. >> when you look at one of the biggest issues about this, it is the border wall. this battle of what president trump wants to do on the border. you saw in those ads we played. debbie supports the wall. let's look at some exchange. >> it's very disappointing and didn't fit our district that hero is opposed to the wall. she'd be a better fit temporary tucson or san francisco or something like that. >> please respond to the border wall question. >> i have to take offense with that because i'm a 21-year return of this west valley. i understand it makes people feel safer it doesn't make anybody safer. instead of fare mung ring let's ta

at this time, i would like to recognize our chief of police michael hansen who will provide you with some additional information. chief? >> thank you. good morning. at approximately 12:25 this morning, an explosion was called in to the police department. it occurred at the facility at 9935 duer lane. members of the schertz police, fire and ems responded and determined that in fact an explosion had occurred. shortly thereafter, members of the san antonio police department bomb unit, the bureau of alcohol, tobacco, firearms and explosives, and the fbi arrived as well. a package had been traveling along the automated conveyor when it had exploded. one employee that was standing near the explosion later complained of wringing in the ears, she was treated and released. we were very fortunate that there were no injuries. it is very early in the investigation, obviously. but we're confident that neither this facility, nor any location in the schertz area, was a target. with that said, need to reiterate the message that we heard so often recently that if you have a package that was not expec

we tried to block out this came is a standout game and focus on hansen germany and leave much of theteam this morning, and it was difficult to speak to both players who are not saying. because ultimately they want to play in this game but what i said to the players that are not involved is the other day i made six substitutions and every one of those made a difference. and i will do the same in the second half against the usa. they are a team that plays aggressively. and they press time and they try and get the ball from you in your defensive third so they're straight onto the back four. they are ready direct and play inside so we have to defend well. it isa inside so we have to defend well. it is a big game tomorrow for the fullbacks. can you imagine what it must have been like to see muhammad ali on a bus, down your local street? believe it or not, more than a0 years ago the one they called "the greatest" took a flight to tyneside from the united states to visit south shields. for those who were there it was an unforgettable day — and it's now been turned into a musical, which open

the franchise single assist railroaded by defenseman, to jannik hansen. 2-0 sharks. 2 -.the putback what's the defense doing in blowing by evander kane for the easy gel. martin jones the first star of the game. 37 saves on 3 shots including the pad save there. kane had 4 goals last time the teams met up added two more today off the skate on the double deflecten. sharks win 5-1 extending the streak to games. >> our lines contributed in a capacity for us to win. and that's been huge on the winning streak obviously. it's been a a real team effort. it's. >> a good step forward we have seven more games here. and we're trying to get ready for playoffs here with solid games. >> this was our sloppiest of the 7 but we found a way to win and the goelter was great. we'll clean it up but you never complaint too much about winning. >> pga tour the dell technology match play set up like the na down to the ian polter knocked off in the evaluate 8. he will face alex moren the sweden who took kir of cameron smith with putts like this. he advances 4-. bubba watson, he is playing as well as

and cole phelps made match adjustments a dull substitutes to read don't often read your hansen connected to level things that say a late equaliser was the offense is fast food industry good though since september two thousand and sixteen. phil says fire and tactics. and his squad of vital points at that. meanwhile shall care about playing at the other end of the table just a point or second place. they host hats off to beating fellow seems level and often times. can they keep up their run of good play. looks like it even says learning marcos gets a notched his second goal of the season lights in the first half. one nil shall. have to put up a decent finds find it wasn't enough. help his goal of health and shell can celebrate their third straight victory. high flying from certain nipping at shall his heels if points behind the visiting hanover undefeated away in two thousand and eighty it was more like a street fight than a game of. as far as of late definitely was not a footballing highlight was it was close on. but when they did feel like playing football in frankfurt with a better team

and cosell smith match adjustments it all substitutes to read don't often read your hansen connected to level things that late equaliser with the hunches fast food industry a good dose in september two thousand and sixty. two says fire in tactics and to. this was a vital point at that. meanwhile shanker about playing at the other end of the table just a point of second place. to host terrence after beating fellow top teams leverkusen and oftentimes. can they keep up their run of good play. looks like it even to slowly marco piazza notched his second goal of the season light in the first half. was a nail shocker. but up and decent finds front it wasn't enough. that says go health and shell can celebrate their third straight victory. high flying from certain nipping at shuckers heels and left points behind that visiting hanover undefeated away in two thousand and eighty was more like a street fight than a game of football. is from definitely was not a football the highlight was it was close on. but when they did feel like playing football right but with a better team danny de costa pro

here with me are the chief of police michael hansen. assistant special agent in charge james smith from the fbi and frarnk ortega. at this time i'd like to recognize our chief of police michael hansen who will provide you with some additional information. chief. >> good morning. at approximately 12:25 this morning an explosion was called in to the police department. it occurred at the facility at 9935 dewer lane. members of the schertz police and fire responded and determined in fact an explosion had occurred. shortly there after members of the san antonio police department bomb unit, the bureau of alcohol, tobacco firearms and explosives and the fbi arrived as well. a package had been traveling along the automated conveyor when it had exploded. one employee that was standing near the explosion later campaigned of ringing in the ears. she was treated and released. we were very fortunate that there were no injuries. it's very early in the investigation obviously. but we're confident that neither this facility nor any location in the sche

hundred five millimeters why vital for maximum traction out of a rear spoiler and side skirts and hansen aerodynamics while the rectangular projector headlights are so bright you can illuminate the darkest woods. but with good one trick the v.w. engineers came up with to improve the body stiffness and was simply to glue the windshield in a bit rather than set it into rubber trinity all in all these were ideal ingredients for rally driving and i'm best at the top for the any piston. of course the rally package includes a stiffer suspension a special edition golf dispensed with the lowered suspension so popular at the time . this uncompromising sports model was produced solely as a three door all add on parts like the radiator grille bumpers and sides kurds were painted in the same color as the rest of the car. riccardo bucket seats give aggressive drivers plenty of stability the speedometer goes up to two hundred sixty kilometers per hour making you curious about what the big bad govt has under its hood. yeah then newly launched corrado is one point eight leader four cylinder engine was s

china wants to control its event china and hansen's control over. monasteries and he bet and it does not want the world to see these. there's a lot of discussion about what will happen when the dalai lama is gone he's eighty two years old how is that discussion going in china. china has made clear that it wants to have a say in who is going to be the next dalai lama when the dalai lama dies he is reading can i hid in a child that has gone around the time he died there is a religious process to find this child in a religious tradition and china is hoping that with controlling the next dalai lama from childhood it would get better control of tibetans minds the has been a precedent for this the punching lama he is the second highest authority in tibet the second highest religious school for eighty died in one nine hundred eighty nine and when a successor was found to be the chinese government made me disappear this child and named another child the new punch and long. story has still a lot to go mathias building out there for us in beijing thank you so

that is not to rush into any action, the largest since we arrested robert hansen 18 years ago.ther: but the same - >> this will -- i don't know if it will deter vladimir putin from taking future action. the attack on social networking sites and espionage, those are extension evidence of his machine security and national security strategy. not sure this will stop him but it will limit his effectiveness and an important signal to the kremlin and those behind enemy lines spying on our behalf. heather: top us commander in afghanistan accusing russia of arming the afghan taliban. >> they consider the united states there main enemy and a couple benefits, to spill more treasure and that is in their interest and they are trying to develop sources in the taliban and to have some influence over that group. some are fighting isis, the television controls swaths of territory and by providing material support, engenders some goodwill from the taliban to russia. heather: russia at influence spreading. that's what the reactions today. thank you, daniel. the time is 19 minutes after the top of

tammy hansen! mike. tammy moved away a long time ago. no, no, w-we live together. uh...um... mar-- mary. it's... it's "rita," mike. [ voice breaking ] rita. ♪ maxie, what are you doing here? you don't have an appointment today. nina. i was not expecting to see you. [ door opens ] oh. hey. maxie. um, i have to step away for a moment, so please go ahead in. and i will be right back. nina, take care. [ chuckles ] hey. um, listen. i didn't know you had an appointment. i thought we synced our calendars. we did. um, this is a last-minute appointment. oh. okay. is everything okay? i just needed to get a-a test done. i was just gonna get it over with and be done with it and... i ran into peter at the office. i insisted on coming so she wouldn't be alone. what kind of test? an amniocentesis. a-a lot of women, uh, get it done and -- i know what an amniocentesis is. i know what that is. but why a last-minute amnio? i mean, is the baby okay? that's what i'm here to find out. you're saying that franco tried to kill me when we were kids? what were we? 3, 4 years old? [ elevator dings ] how

people first started talking about it in the late 1980s that the scientists and climate alarmist hansen gave his testimony to the committee that sweden had alreadydy been obsessing about global warming for a decade and a half. in 1974 the swedish prime minister said climate change would be the big issue at the end of the century, sweden. the country that the progressive left wants america to become of the welfare state, a foreign-policy, the longest period of one-party rule in any western democracy, social democratic policies to the correct lineal dissent a policy they want the democrats here to be. there's a lot for good reason. in 1971 the observer correspondentde wrote a book called the totalitarians. he had a new form of the soft authoritarianism and two centuries before napoleon, sweden developed a a centralized apparatus when they formed their first in 192 1921 i gave them a critical system that adapted to the swift enactment and intentions to theen bureaucracy and legislated the executive machine. does that sound at all familiar it sounds to me very much like what the state wants

places because now you can also see that very clearly on the one hand simply seen vee's warhols and hansen's and rothko's they are really so important in the history of art especially that of the second half of the twentieth century and they'll finally be seen again because that's one thing that it is and then of course there is already such a special interest in the fact that it comes from iran and of course then you think back to the shah's time when the collection originated the works from this museum have a great history as a mathieson vacuum. he said i need to share difficult. expectations for this cultural exchange were high and not just in germany. preparations were in full swing for the eagerly awaited opening day. all the difficulties it seems had been resolved and everyone had great hopes for their own form of dialogue between cultures. but then things suddenly took a turn for the worse the pression cultural heritage foundation canceled the exhibition. for once what are some in the mission here to go in the end it became increasingly difficult for us because everything that needed

always sam or dylan i know that you would never care a lot of friends would never chris hansen would never nuclear would never marks the u.k. i worry i would never peter wang would never have asked would never jamie gothenburg would never have met okalik would never. pretty powerful stuff marchers demanded a ban on assault weapons and high capacity magazines as well as closing the gun show loophole on background checks meanwhile after dick's sporting goods recently announced an end to sales of assault rifles in its stores they posted a weak sales report some gun rights advocates rejoice however analysts say dick's bad news said more to do with excess inventory and price pressures from competitors then gun policy change will have more on that and keep an eye on the story on this front firearms manufacturer remington officially filed for bankruptcy on sunday with their c.e.o. citing falling sales severus capital management will divest itself from a stake in remington while franklin templeton management and j.p. morgan asset management will trade remington debt for company equity also c

if always sam are doing i mean it would never carolina grimwood never chris hansen would never call year would never marxism do k.-i we are no it never peter language never. would never to me gothenburg would never have maddow polic would never pretty powerful stuff marchers demanded a ban on assault weapons and high capacity magazines as well as closing the gun show loophole on background checks meanwhile after dick's sporting goods recently announced an end to sales of assault rifles in its stores they posted a weak sales report some gun rights advocates rejoiced however analysts say dick's bad news said more to do with excess inventory and price pressures from competitors then gun policy change will have more on that and keep an eye on the story on this front firearms manufacturer remington officially filed for bankruptcy on sunday with their c.e.o. citing falling sales severus capital management will divest itself from a stake in remington while franklin templeton management and j.p. morgan asset management will trade remington debt for company equity also citi group announce a new p

and with coffee new food items similar to the park's constantly changing views they hope to entans hansen the experience with a rotating menu. >> you want to be healthiy and hike we replicate menus that will facility that concept. >> along with the new dining hall almost 100 rooms at the majestic yosemite hotel have undergone ref innovations. some are excited to get a cup of joe before the hike oerps expected it to come sooner or later. >> that's going to happen as the world evolves it's going to happen. >> some say the commercial chain should keep their coffee out of the park. >> i would hate to see a starbucks here. i would think it would be a commercialization of the park. i don't think it's a good idea. >> the base camp eatery will open doors to park visitors this friday. but the renovation isn't over just yet. the dining area at the vil will undergo a remodel starting fall of this year. in yosemite, natalie grande abc 7 news. >> wow. >>> time for one last check on the weather. >> oh meteorologist drew tomba is back with. >> the quiet conditions will change tomorrow. life doppler show

ucla and bon venture jaylen hansen with a three. 17-9 early.dams with the penetration. dhied, la darren griffin with the left. game tied at 51. st. bon a venture. from the back of the key. the ucla done. they record the first win since 1970. i'm not sure drew tomba couldn't have been born then. 65-58. drew wasn't in existence. st. marys number one seed in the. mckeen pavilion. emmett nar to cutting jock lan dale. jordan ford with the steal here. fast break layup. but the play of the night here it comes. ford spin cycle once and twice, and the floating finish. ford with 19 got to see it again. 360 after 360 it's like a 720. shawn white lyn dale led the way with 26 points. sets the season scoring record with 725 points. they advance in the nit. 89-45. all right so we knew kirk kurt cousins was paid by somebody. he agreed to a three-year deal worth $84 million with the minnesota vikings. the contract might be ground breaking because it is fully guaranteed ppt the crazy things about nfl contracts is most allow players to be cut at any time and the

returned to today's focus, i wanted to say later today senator murray and i and senator is young and hansen will introduce legislation to help address the opioid crisis. dr. collins, heads of the -- the the national institutes of health, has predicted a new non-addictive painkiller could be achieved in five years with consistent funding and more flexible authority to conduct research. more bill would give nih more flexibility to address the opioid crisis. the committee plans to hold a markup on this bill as well as other legislation to address the opioid crisis as soon as march. senator murray and i will each have an opening statement, then we will introduce the witnesses. after their testimony, we will each have a round of five-minute questions from the senators. the opioid crisis is particularly heartbreaking for families and children. no one understands that more than jesse, and east tennessee woman who lost a baby in the nearly two decades in which she struggled with an addiction to opioids and other substances. when jesse entered recovery in 2012, she had no driver's license, no formal

his 49th right here to yannik hansen. sharks short-handed.ary bad line change, chris tierney with the puck. what's the defense doing? they blow by etcheder kane he's wide open. 3-1 san jose. martin jones was the first star of the game. 37 staves on 38 shots including that pad save right there. kane four goals last time they added up. added two more today. this one off the skate on the double deflection. sharks win it 5-1, extending their win streak to seven games. >> our lines contributed in a capacity for us to win. that's kind of been huge on this winning streak, obviously. it's been a real team effort. >> it's a good step forward but we know we've got seven more games here and we're just trying to get ready for playoffs with good solid games each night. >> this was probably our sloppiest of the seven but we found a way to win and our goaltender was great. we'll clean a few things up, but you're never going to complain too much about winning. >> this abc 7 sports report brought to you by river rock casino. and the cinderella story is just a

. ♪ ♪ kin town, just outside of naha, right by camp hansen, one of the larger bases. >> archival newscasterand. >> anthony: kin is a small slice of americana, both the mainstream america and its dark underbelly. the okinawans have made the kind of adjustments that people do when saddled with neighbors like thousands of marines, and sometime in the '80s adjusted food as we knew it to this. a mutant classic. taco rice. >> waitress: taco and rice, that's taco rice. >> anthony: wow. >> vivian: wow, it's big. >> anthony: is this chili sauce or is it ketchup? >> vivian: um, it's original taco. >> anthony: oh, it's taco sauce. >> vivian: taco rice sauce, but it's, um, a bit spicy but not, not super spicy. >> anthony: oh good. vivian ttakushi has lived in both the u.s. and okinawa. and her aunt sumiko, an entertainer who began singing in american bases after the war. wow, that's good. there are duing claims as to how taco rice might have morphed into existence. but sayuri shimabukuro is certain. in the 1980's, american servicemen introduced the standard taco to okinawans. and her grandfather matsuz

jannik hansen behind the devils defender on the break away. and just like that shark up 3-1.ame score second period. deferrals come undplud barclay goodrow on the odd man rush, easy money. moments later, virtually identical goal this time logan couture 30th of the season, san jose is up big 6-1 in the third looking for season high fifth straight win this season. >>> all right. the niners prize free agent of the corner back richard sherman spoke with the media on camera for the fires time as a niner. the former stanford man will be a good fit for this team. the 7-yee yearn veteran loves to talk trash but he backs it up. he will will be a great presene in the 49ers young locker room. the super bowl champ is coming offer achilles tendon and had bone spurs removed this season. that's the only question mark of the signing. he has 32 interceptsens and 99 passes defended the past seven years. more than anyone in the league. gm john lynch broke the ice in today's presser. >> kyle and i would like to aapologize our taylor worked long and hard but weren't ready today we- we'll be dawni

followed by michael hansen, the chief of police.se two individuals will be the first two speaking. after those two individuals have an opening statement, we'll have questions answered by both the atf and fbi. the atf will be the acting special agent in charge, frank ortega, o-r-t-e-g-a. frank, f-r-a-n-k. who is the acting assistant special agent in charge for atf. and then from the fbi, federal bureau of investigation, it will be the assistant special agent in charge, james smith j-a-m-e-s smith s-m-i-t-h. assistant special agent in charge for the fbi. >> what's your name? >> michael exciknight public information officer, atf. just to recap, the mayor will begin followed by the chief of police and then the questions will be posed by and answered from atf and fbi. there may be others individuals that are up around the podium and those are representatives from various components and departments within the city that are all part of this investigation. so we're about five minutes out. anybody have any specific questions regarding the in

let's ask jim hansen, the terrorism expert and the president of security study group.haven't seen these stories covered really anywhere except a few places online. let's start with a man who pled guilty. >> he apparently decided that u.s. policies required him to go ahead and start killing. he was targeting gay people which is something that is called for in a couple of places in some of the islamist literature. he pled guilty to it, tracked them down and he was on what he called a jihad. if this is not someone else deciding that's going to fit. he said he was doing it and in the end he actually has done isis's abating in a way that lets them take credit for what he did without them having to actually do anything about it. >> laura: born in the united states, radicalized online and says this is what i'm doing to fulfill the jihad. doesn't mean that all muslims believe this or want this, but nevertheless it's a disturbing development and targeting gay americans in the process and one college student just randomly hit by him. let's talk about this other case. after the p

our next question comes from ryan hansen, from pasadena, california. there is a microphone coming. >> my name is ryan hampton. i am in sustained recovery from a substance use disorder. i felt it necessary to have a drink or drug, and importantly, heroin or opioids. i have not felt it necessary to have a drink sense 2016. i know how incredibly lucky i am to have made it out of this crisis alive, but i know recovery and access to recovery should never be about luck. in 2015, when i got out of treatment for the last time, i was able to access stable recovery housing and support that came with that. if it were not for those 18 months of that stable housing, i probably would not be here. in the last two years, i lost way over a dozen friends to accidental overdoses. the majority of them were not able to access the full continuum of care. my question to the panel would be, since we know that the first five years of someone's recovery how can weortant, support people through that full continuum, specifically when it comes to stable, qualified, and ethical rec

"hamilton" creator lin-manuel miranda and then platt, the star of "dear evan hansen," have unfilled thee song, "found tonight." it's a combination of "the story of tonight," and "you will be found." proceeds will benefit the march for our lives, a gun control rally held in washington on saturday. smaller rallies are scheduled all over the country. demonstrations are in response to the school shooting in parkland, florida on valentine's day that killed 17 people, most of whom were students. >>> the family of a utah teenager with autism and down syndrome is suing the boy scouts of america, alleging discrimination. 15-year-old logan blythe has been a boy scout for the past 3 years. his father says because of his son's disabilities, logan had to earn some of the 22 badges needed to advance to eagle scout rank with special accommodations made by the local scouts chapter. in november, the chapter approved him for the rank of eagle scout. but his family says the national leadership promptly block the approval. >> the national boy scouts will say, no, you have to go by the hard and fast rule th

he's my best friend in the world, and from, you know, "dear evan hansen," and-- >> stephen: okay, sos. >> yeah. we went to high school together, and we are best, best, best, best friends since we were 14. >> stephen: well, i asked if this was-- okay, they got it. i asked if this was achievable. i-- may i show this? >> yes! >> stephen: this is an exclusive, right? no one's ever seen it. >> i don't think so, no. this is us in, you know, pre-prom. >> stephen: pre-prom photo. >> yeah. this is when we were at his house. >> stephen: this is you and ben platt when you were about to go to prom. >> yeah! ( cheers and applause ) we look like such babies! ( applause ) >> stephen: you do. he is-- getting ready for prom, he has gotten himself-- he has gotten himself a deep, deep tan, i can see. ( laughter ) so-- >> i know! we lived-- we grew up in los angeles. you would think we could get a little more-- >> stephen: so, did he do a prom-posal? >> he did. so, as i mentioned, we're really into theater. and i was out in new york, and i was auditioning for a production of "funny girl," the musical. a

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i would like to recognize michael hansen who will provide additional information. >> good morning.explosion was called into the police department. it occurred at the facility at 9935 dual ln.. members of the police fired, ems responded and determined an explosion had occurred. shortly thereafter, members of the san antonio police department bomb unit, bureau of alcohol, tobacco, firearms, explosives and fbi arrived as well. a package had been traveling on the automated conveyor, and one employer near the explosion complained, ringing in the ears. she was treated and released. we were very fortunate that there were no injuries. early in the investigation. we are confident neither this facility nor any location in the church area was a target. with that said, i need to reiterate the message i heard so often recently, that if you have a package that was not expected, if you are suspicious of the return address, if you come across any specific suspicious object do not touch it, do not move it, contact 911. we should thank the assistance provided by the fbi, texas department of public s

jumps exceeded one hundred forty meters as the peak countryman but ski with ease favorite robbie hansen who became an internet sensation during the olympics because of his the star he came in. and that is all sport for now more later joe thank you very much mexico is famous for its highly patterned ornate indigenous clothing and the fashion world has taken notice major brands and designers have been selling clothing inspired by traditional designs but the communities where those designs originate from say they often don't see the benefits john heilemann has a story from mexico city. it's taken as a cue a lifetime to get to here when the pain seems to go so what he sees in his community of to mango mexico flies off the page made flesh by his wife this intricate dream world has been built up in the imagination of generations of cross people together the community has become famous for these type histories. now they're worried that their shared heritage is being exploited by big brands who use their designs but don't share the profits but i must proportion. we can make anything we're asked

michael hansen/ schertz police> "a package had been traveling along the automated conveyor when it exploded." "there was one other package that we believe was also loaded with an explosive device.(vicki) two new bombs in texas today. one of them exploding at a fed=ex facility... the other discovered before it went off. police say they believe they are related to four earlier bombings in austin.(grant)and that the serial bomber appears to be varying his technique. catherine heenan is here with today's developments.catherine? (catherine) if all these explosions are the work on one person, as police believe, then the latest evidence could provide new clues to the serial bomber's identity. the new bombs were reportedly mailed from austin 'to' austin. "there were nails and metal in the bomb, package was going to austin."the 911 call came in just after midnight from the fedex center outside san antonio. we had a package explode in that facility. female worker was knocked off her feet.the building was evacuated as federal agents converged on th