the huntington has four. there are other collections around the world, the shakespeare library in washington i think has the most, over 81st folio's. but it's a great chance to come and see something like that. but if that was collected shortly after shakespeare's death, what about what was published during his life? see a case here, you can 1599 edition of the history of henry the fourth. and there were several versions of these plays, which appeared in smaller formatted print. scholars used these in order to reconstruct the plays and how they developed and decide which is the most, indeed, truly the most authoritative version, or how they developed, or how they appeared on the stage. so, a chance to see shakespeare so ubiquitous, but how did we get the text we had today? i think this is perhaps one of my favorite objects in the huntington library collection, and i think one of the most popular items we have here, as well. this is the ellis mirror chauffer, created around 1400, a recording of a 14th century

the huntington library. this is originally a ranch. and henry huntington discovered that, like the beautiful scenery the mountains to the north, mild climate. he bought a property here and began to improve it. that was in the early 20th century. henry huntington was a remarkable man. a great land developer, people to -- he built railway and a tramway. it was about more than that he did both. he would buy property in an outlying area. he would develop it and run the railway cars to get people there. and we'd always been interested in book collecting. but he bought in somewhat conventional ways. he bought sets of great authors then began to get going around 1911 with book collecting. he began to buy whole libraries. and he just begin to acquire in an astonishing way, building libraries in the same way that he built a city. this is the purpose built library that was constructed in 1919. which is the same year that the document which officially established the huntington as a public collection. there was the bot

-nats-michele gile/huntington beach, ca: "this little guy right here is the youngest of the bunch.is just 12 days old. at the bottom of the nest is an egg. it's non fertile but it acts like a hot water bottle. it is here for comfort and warmth." -nats-the baby hummingbirds take this mixture of bugs and nutrients.and because they eat nearly round the clock and stratton has helpers like belinda shepherd.this volunteer spends four hours every friday feeding the flock. voice of anne stratton/retired nurse: "last year alone we had 602 hummingbirds for the entire year. and this isn't even baby season yet. this is just the very beginning of baby season. so if this continues we're definitely in to break some records."> ( sara ) that was michele gile reporting. ( dave ) oh! oh! oh! ♪ ozempic®! ♪ (announcer) people with type 2 diabetes are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than seven and maintained it. oh! under seven? and you may lose weight. in the same one-year study, adu

but others are not, like wheatland, huntington park, and montebello. i am inviting these cities' leaders to sit down next week for a candid conversation. i don't intend to file suit against all 47, but i'm not going to preside over neglect and denial any longer. >> they need to step up. >> [ applause ] i'm not naove. they need to summon a political courage. and we will have their backs. i also want to acknowledge other factors beyond city planning that have limited our ability to provide housing. in recent years, we've expedited judicial review on ceqa for professional sports. >> [ applause ] >>it's time we do the same thing for housing. >> [ applause ] >> [ shouting ] >> [ applause ] >> [ shouting ] >>i want to applaud the efforts by home builders and labor leaders, who together are working to forge a compromise to accelerate production. but there is no way we can achieve our ambitious targets unless we train a skilled workforce big enough to meet this challenge and those workers deserve wages high enough to support their families. let's encourage thi

we have the huntington gardens. it is a treasure.t not only has the most beautiful gardens from around the world, it actually is the library the most precious treasures in the art world and in history, such as the painting, the blue boy, and actual copies of the canterbury tales. but i have to tell you also, it reflects diversity because it has the most authentic chinese garden in the whole united states. they painstakingly brought pieces of garden from china and re-created it right here in the san gabriel valley. it is a site to behold. if you want to think you are walking in a garden in china, just go to the huntington gardens. but then also, does jpl. my goodness -- there's jpl. my goodness, the jet propulsion laboratory. you can call and get a tour there, but it is the site of the most amazing launches in the world. responsible ones for the rover in 2012 that ended up being launched here and went 350 million miles to mars. [cheers] rover that landed a drives like a little jeep driving around on mars. every time they have a lunch

the huntington library is another private institution that is really good. and just about every major city has a museum involving american indians and also the national museum of american indians in washington, dc. >> do you think, generally speaking, that we educate americans enough on the role of native americans, their influence and impact on our history, especially as we talk about the 19th and 20th centuries? >> i think we need to educate our public and everyone more about american indians, because people get so busy in their lives that they really don't see american indians at all. they see and a very narrow way. american indians are there and we have always been there. so that indian presence is really kind of missing and it is through organizations and conferences like this one at the western history association that we see that presence. this association is one that has more sessions on american indians than other history organizations. >> and you have any thoughts on how native americans are characterized on the big screen, most notably the western

. >> and suing cities like huntington beach in orange county which is illegally blocking building. >>> today, california is struggling. >> live from sacramento with what the governor is proposing. >> reporter: he talked today about a really interesting idea. he said he had just received what he called a detailed list of excess state properties. tens of thousands of parcels of land that could be used to build affordable housing given land swaps and development teeso m w some of thosen the ver front lines in the affordability crisis. the governor said the california dream is in peril. >> when you have a third of households spending over 50% of their paycheck on housing, that puts the entire economy at risk. >> reporter: so the governor spent time with a 27-year-old struggling to pay rent. >> i'm formerly homeless of he know the struggles. >> and the senior trying to live a fixed income. >> i couldn't afford the deposit. not just the rent of the. >> this is a huge issue. >> the talk turned to housing. >> every tool is either being marginalized, minimized or eliminate. >> the point is a s

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bus s ivice going to be running between the huntington and franconia stations, all the way up to reaganational. metro is closing the stations prepare for a longer shutdown of those stations, which is set to start this summer. >>> you may have caught the pamela butler case. it was on "dateline" last night. pamela lived in northwest washington. she disappeared in 2009. police never found her body.bu er's boyfriend, jose rodriguez cruz, confessed to killing her. police may have not gotten theo confesithout the persistence of pamela's brother. going. was to keep it i felt if i kept it going, police will say, we have to get this on the news. we have to solve this case. >> t case sat cold until a tective took another look. thanks to advancements in technology, policeli rd other remains found decades beforehand belonged to cruz's ex-wife. cruz eventually told them he buried pamela's remains along i-95 in stafford county. the police have not yetth recovered. you can find full episodes of "dateline" on nbc.com. >>> happening today at national harbor, president trump set to take the stage to clos

down in huntington beach a retired nurse is taking care of 48 sick and injured hummingbirds.s at a er 10since the beginning of the year. her guest room has turned to suspects strong winds and falling branches could be to blame. >> so this is my bird room. these are the babies. they stay in an incubator so that they are thermal regulated. they can be blown out of the nest. they can be cut out of the nest when people are doing tree trimming. you should not trim your trees or hedges this time of year. >> because they eat nearly around the clock, she has a team of volunteers working overtime to help. last year she took in over 600 hummingbirds. this year she could be on pace to break that record. >>> breathtaking display of the northern lights over finland. the person who captured this spectacle says this is the strongest the aurora borealis has been in months. turns out spring is the best time to see the northern lights because of augmented solar wind activity. >> that is definitely on my bucket list. i wish we could see that here, beautiful. >> if you get a e pafic northwe week

well to sports and chris huntington is here as i talk football welcome chris saw the women's football world cup that starts in june jim nieto called to him and host of friends last night and a new coach what did we learn what we learned the new coach martina fawcett good has basically kept the team in their current form because their last loss came last march and more impressively of her debut when that loss came at the hands of france now voss tech lindbergh is a former player decorated she won four euros and in terms of her coaching she had some success with switzerland she led them to their first world cup and first european championship what voss tackling burke has promised to do is take the team on a brave innovative path to generate new excitement for the fans and the team as well is going to be very transparent and we saw a little asides of that in terms of course incorporating that the younger talent in the front and it looks good so far i mean they haven't missed a beat and the last but not least payback is for real because as i mentioned they've got some payback against the

she's overcome and i do think that she's would be a very important piece to the national team chris huntington thank you so much. if that is roger federer is just one win away from his one hundredth korea title federal cruise past the croatians our former coach in a seventy five the dubai championships winning in straight sets six two six two the swiss player could become only the second man ever to reach the one hundred title after the one hundred mark after jimmy connors will reach the milestone on saturday if he beats estefan last subsea pass and began a month in three sets to book his place in the five. was the day as ever the conversation continues online you'll find us on twitter either at the w news or at phil gayle don't forget to use a hash tag the day thank you for making us part of your day of fun because it's friday we leave you with a look at an especially intense display of the northern lights seen in the skies over finland of the night. the be. the be. the big . deal. just the be . above. listen very closely like a tiger. a seven sport back elegant glide masculine design. do you

i remember the huntington book the clash of civilisations which was supposed to set out a path for americanter the cold war, what was the grand battle america was going to be part of? i feel like we are seeing a guerilla version of that taking shape and that is what is really worrying to me, i am just as worried about white supremacists as i am the returning isis fighters. ian, just one quick last word to you on that, the guerilla battle. the question you asked, there are 3,000 foreign fighters held in kurdish—controlled syria, maybe 2,000 locals to 1,000 foreign fighters there. these are words i do not use often but trump is right. european countries should take them back. if you leave them there, there will probably be more conflict. america is only one of the major powers, russia is there, which has a huge amount of stake, turkey is there, they might take over this area. to leave people in an area where there is likely to be renewed fighting does not make sense. any western politician, western, british, french, german thinks they are doing that on grounds of security is totally wrong. th

she's overcome and i do think that she's would be a very important piece to the national to chris huntington thank you so much ok. in tennis roger federer is just one win away from his one hundredth korea title federal crews pasta croatia's up on the coach a new study finds that the body championships winning in straight sets six to six to the swiss player could become only the second man ever to reach the one hundred . to one hundred mach after jimmy connors will reach the milestone on saturday if he beats. month in three sets to book his place in the five. zero was the day as ever the conversation continues online you'll find us on twitter. don't forget to use the hashtag that day thank you for making us part of your day because it's friday we leave you with a look at them especially in tends to the northern lights seen in the skies over if and when the night. the be. bold the be. the be above the be. meaning. just the but . listen very closely the birds like a tiger. the audi a seven sport back elegant glide masculine design. do you hear anything at all. must be a hybrid of. the fifth gen

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i have been to west virgi twice, to beckly, west virginia, a huntington west virginia, talking aboutow we bring technology jobs there, new i dustry there. uld say a couple of things. one, the international climate -- panel for climate zero says we need emission energy. that means you could still have some carbon, but that carbon eds to havebon capture to be zero emission. so there will be still jobs in the coal industry but think would be jobs that are zero emissions. secondly, we need diversification in west ndrginia. they need tostand that they have more choices than just industry, ional coal and we need to do a better job of bringing new industry, new opportunities in those communities. >> all. right congressman joining us via skype from washington, d.c. we appreci.e your ti >> thank you so much. thanks for having me back on. >>> now to tech news. on wednesdayacebook o mark zuckerberg announced a major shift in the company strateg the new cornerstone now will be y. he said in a blog post, quote, a privacy focused communications more will become even important than today's open pla

i have been to west virginia twice, to beckly, west virginia, and huntington, west virginia, talkingbout how we bring teernology jobs the, new industry there. i would say a couple of ts. one, the international climate -- panel for climate change says we need zero emission ehanergy. means you could still have some carbon, but that carbon needs to have carbon capture to be zero emission. so there will be still jobs in the coa industry but think would be jobs that are zero issions. secondly, we need diversification in west virginia. they need to understand that they have more choices than just the traditional coal industry, and we need to do a better job of bringing new indust, new opportunities in those communities. >> all right. congressman joi us via skype from washington, d.c. we appreciate your time. m> thank you souch. thanks for having me back on. >>> now to tech news. on wednesday facebook ceo mark major erg announced a shift in the company strategy. the new cornerstone now will be privacy. he said qu a blog post, e, a privacy focused communications platform will become even mor

. >> i was coming from huntington, west virginia, to visit my family. gps took me down the wrong driveway. i do a little u-turn. three guys come on the porch. they shoot a gun. so, i sped up a little bit. they are following me in a car. i'm there with my daughter. >> the fauquier county sheriff's office acknowledges our right to defend ourselves with a ll leowned gun. but if someone pulls on to your driveway, just call the police. >>> here's a look at the other top stories this morning -- "the wall street journal" says nfficials investigating the max 8 crash ethiopia have reached a preliminary conclusion. e report says the investigators used the black box to determine that a flight control feature automatically activated at the wrong time. five months earlier, a boeing kraush e crashein indonesia. >>> a fifth grader has died from an injurshe suffered in a fight in her school. raniya wright was knocked unconscious on monday. she passed away two days later. the school district said the other student involved iadalso a fifth and has been suspended. no chae

. >> i was coming from huntington, west virginia, to visit my family. gps took me down the wrong i do a little u-turn. three guys come on the porch. they shoot a gun. , i sped up a little bit. car.are following me in a i'm there with my daughter. >> the fauquier county sheriff's office acknowledges our right to defend ourselves with a legallifowned gun. bu someone pulls on to your driveway, just cl the police. >>> we have some crazy video to inhe newsroom. wind so severe, look at that. >> i wasn't expecting that. >> it lifted the guy off of his feet, into the air. this is surveillance video out of turkey, showing people trying to escue an umbrella during wild burst of wind. one man steps on it. lifted ten feet into the air. look at that. amazing. he was not hurt. another guy was hurt.>> can you imagine? >> no. i screamed when i first saw this vieoo. >>> this vhows how close we are to full bloom and the cherry blossoms. we only care what happens to the blossoms. wake-up weather today. not bad at all. >> it's beautiful. we need to stay above freezing. we

as i said, west virginia really >> so places like huntington have worked hard on this issue. some of the things that the administration has done to address this issue, hhs awarded a grant to expand intellectual abilities, training, and research on nas to make sure that the science is really understood about the cause of it. they've expanded residential treatment by almost $10 million for pregnant and postpartum women, for them to be together with their children in residential care, to allow them to have that bond still there. hersa, the health responses and services administration part of hhs, they have a maternal child health bureau, that received an additional funding, thank you to congress. thank you, ma'am, of over $3 million, to help care for infant and toddlers. >> the gentle lady's time is expired. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and thanks to all of you for coming to help address this very important issue facing our country. director carroll, a year ago, president trump signed an executive order establishing the commission on combatting drug addiction and the opioid crisi

if you live in the huntington area, princeer frk, this is coming your way, right here through southern portions of prince george's county along the river, towards mechanicsville. that's not the only line we're looking at. look at this, guys. we have rain and snow back to the west and this line right here is nowg comhrough our area. this coming through frederick county, down through parts of loudon county. th one will most likely not have severe winds but could still have 40 to 50 mile an hour winds where we could see small hail or graupel with this one as well. and behind that, all bets are off. things change b time as we make our way through the night tonight. heading o tonight you need to undle up, tomorrow morning too. >>absolutely. first let's talk about your evening. seeing rarain-cooled temres across the region. washgton coming in at 41 degrees. we're under the gun with the chance for rain over the next couple of hours. by 7:00 p.m. seeing rain out of the d.c. metro area. in southern marylan rain is over for you by about 8:00, 9:00 p.m. it is still windy out there even once the r

brian: book review in huntington? janice: brian kilmeade put a sign up.nny. you guys are from texas. what part? >> nakona. >> what are your names alpine and amanda lieu hahn: janice: take a look at the maps and show you how cold it is across the country. dealing with a 7 right now. that's the wind chill by the way in north texas it feels like 50, so that's warmer and i would prefer to be in north texas. looking at the west where another storm is moving in and we will continue to track that over the next couple of days. all right. you want to coming to long island with me, ladies? >> yes. janice: all right. let's go. we will go to dinner first with brian kilmeade at his home. brian: my complex. compound. janice: fantastic. steve: look for janice dean at book review. brian: every major book goes through book review. one of the best towns in america. ainsley: you have a big crowd out there janice. steve: mostly sunny. the democratic socialist from new york has a list of moderate democrats who don't embrace socialism. 2020 presidential hopeful john delaney mi

most everybody in the 40s. 46 in fredericksburg. 44 in huntington. 41 in cambridge. 45 in gaithersburgly afternoon for this time of year, our average high is 57 degrees. that would be nice, tack on another 7 degrees. showers trying to make their way through, most of it not hitting the grou but don't be rprised to see a sprinkle ther as this storm system is making its way to the south. we have our air coming out of the north here, that's why we're on the cooler side of things. all the way down to the so h, down towards alabama, partsf o georgia, they're under freeze warnings tonight. how about orlando, they have clouds, showers, and a temperature right now of 63 degrees. that's amazingth down e. disney world, they're not feeling too good about disney world right now. the warmest on theap is dallas at 70. there's no warm air on the eastern portion of the nation, most of it on the colder side. that's the way we'reng g to be the next couple days. a cold start at the bus stop, 47 recess. up to 52 degrees when we pick up the kids. so it is a chilly day o our wednesday. chance of showers on t

it's a cool day considering we should beer in the u 50s for this time of year. 47 towards huntington.town coming in at 50 degrees a i was there earlier visiting the kids of drainsville elementary. talked aut weather, tsendhe ygr. thank you for having me out there. seeing all those smart kids today. what are we dealing with as far as the radar icoerned. they wanted to know the next olme it's going to snow. i them december 17th or 18th of this year. >> okay. >> ihink that's it. we had a chance next week, i don't think we'll see that. now i'm watching a chance for rain, and a big chance, thi storm and this storm coming together, watch what i'm talking about, coming together not tomorrow, tomorrow is dry, coming together thursday to give us rain, and i'm talking a lot 2 inches, an inch to of rain. not bad tomorrow, increasing clou 55. rain, wind, then breezy and cool conditions fortu your ay. sunday looks good. i'll show you sunday and the rest of e ten day forecast at 6:45. >> we want all the good news at 6:45. > maryland's governor holds no purchls when talking about the potholes proble

winds out of the northeast 7 miles per hour. 48 in frederick, 49 in fredericksburg. 48own towards huntington. so everybody is well below average today. t i thit trend is going to contin warmer tomorrow but not much. with more cloud cover, what would you rather have, 53 and sunny or 55 and cloudy? i'll take 53 and nny. not much here happening. tt we have two storm systems. one back herard the west. i showed you this one toward the omaha area. another one down towards florida, parts of west palm beach, that area, over 4 inches of rain from this storm. these two storms are going to come together and move right up the coast towards our region on thursday. .et's time it out for you he here's today. watch the two storms trying to come together. wednesday they're still far enough apart. we're notea dng with any rain on wetoesday. rrow will be dry. this storm actually moves down and drags this storm up across our region. look at this now on thursday. yesterday i was t about a 30, 40% chance of rain. i upped that last night at 11: and said something we got to watch. now just two days away, looks like

we may see a coating to the north and west. 41 d.c., 41 huntington. 32 winchester, 36 frederick, 31 in hagerstown. so most everybodyut at or a freezing. that's very good news here. that's why we're not expecting too much on the roadways. here's 1:30, not much going on. watch what happened during the afternoon. rain/snowig line along i-95, south and east, this is dealing with rain, nor and west this is snow. montgomery county, frederick county, loudon county, fauquier coes rht on tououn ty 7:00nu, th s allon oitut c of here. you have dinners plans, don't worry, too much can't rule out a stray shower or sprinkle. i don't thinkou'll need the umbrella tonight. how much snow? not a big snow. mostly rain again d.c. southward. maybe a coating in frederick and leesburg. that's really about it. any accumulation will be confined to the mountains. we 42 and snow todayro tom g f 70 on sunday. >> yeah! >> i'm excited about that. early showers and sunday in the afternoon. early next wemo, ay, tuesday, wednesday looking great. >> so ready for spring. >> thanks, doug. >>> scams tgeting the elderly. a

you know, if state wins the huntington beach lawsuit and charter cities are not exempt from statewideoncern, let's wipe all the bills out and create something that makes sense. this is like you continue to patch your roof and patch it and patch it and it keeps leaking somewhere. let's rip the roof off and start over. question i have, we had up-zoning here in san francisco in eastern neighborhoods markets, we did a plan eir. why is there no eir here? we have no idea of the impact of this bill nor any idea environmentally what it's going to do. if indeed this is going to reduce the carbon footprint, let's get it out on the table so we have facts here. if it's going to require additional water usage or diversion from some other source, let's get it out there and talk about the things that with going to cost, but the benefits we're truly going to get. i think environmental analysis is needed. we have pipeline. we have 70,000 units yet to be built. we know that costs are an issue on a lot of the 70,000. some are going to be rolled out over 10-20 years, so they're not shovel-ready. but i dr

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guest room in huntington beach has turned into a hummingbird hospital of sorts. the retired nurse at the wetlands and wildlife care center has taken in more than 100 birds so far this year. >> they can be blown out of the nest, cut out of the nest when people are doing tree trimming. you should not be trimming your trees or your hedges this time of year. the best time is october, november and very, very early december. winds, rain and a lot of human interference. >> she says this season could be a record breaker for sick and injured hummingbirds. >>> and check this out. people are calling this the mother of all potholes. it opened up after the storms on the road to mcclure's beach and point reyes. good news, the bay area is drought-free now. in fact, according to the latest drought monitor map, nearly 90% of the state is drought-free. compare that to the same map from a year ago when you can see most of the state was covered in yellow in a drought. >>> there's a silver lining to everything, isn't there? >> yes. >> almost everything. >> you work on that. in the me

they'll going to have buses running between the huntington and franconia stations. that'll take you all the way up to the reagan national station. metro is closing those stations to prepare for auch longer shutdown of those stations that summer.or this >>> other headlines this morning. tragic news. a local mother sharing a heartbreaking story of loss. bry boy killed. prince george's county police say another child admitted to assaulting the 1-year-old, leadin to his tragic death. paon davis, you're looking at him here, he was dropped off at subabysitter's home on pearl drive in land on saturday night. police say the babysitter left the little boyith her 11-year-old daughter to run an errand. when an adult returned home, they immediately called 911. paxton's family was initially told he had fallen from a bed. police later determined he was assaulted. >> how could you hurt an innocent baby? he's so sweet. anybody that knows my baby, they know my baby is so sweet. he's loving. en you see m, it's love. i text her, the mother, and she made it see like she was there with

if you go to ohio which is quiet, you know, you mentioned two today, key and huntington. maybe they get-together and cut costs. there are places that you create earnings value just simply by combining and by the way the big unfortunately are in the cross-hairs of the new house finance committee. >> regulatory issues well if you're right that's good news for even the small caps today dragged down by the weakness thank you for joining me >>> coming up with investor concern about what lies in apple's pipeline we got a look at what the next market that they may be targeting could be >> tariffs weighing on the beer industry and seeing a major spat between two big brewers. >> shares of anheuser-busch is down 3%. we'll look at how many factors are at play and if they are bracing for more of a slow down. as we head to the break we look at the biggest losers. nike is down yup that's what we do. and you guarantee they'll get there? yup that's great! i have two sets. you know ship sticks only ships golf clubs? right? honey are we there yet? umph! ship sticks. that hurt. servicenow p

reagannal will not have rail service today or tomorrow.l instead, theave buses running between the huntingtonl the way u reagan national. the closures are to prepareaor much longerth closure of e stations set for this >>summer. good night for capitals fa. d.c. topping the new york islanders o the road, 3-1. boys were laser focused on the ice as they faced off against their old head coach, barry trotz. both teams are tied for first in this tig division eyrace. re going to stay up in new york to take on the rangers tomorrow afternoon. >>> from ice on the rink to i on the road, slick spots out there this morning. lauryn ricketts tracking snow. >>> we've got a dry day, but it is going to be a cloudy day out there through the remaier of your saturday. maybe a new peek few peeks of . there could be i patches north and west of d.c., where the temperatures are at the freezing mark. we're going t t warm upay to right around 50 degrees. again, some peeks of ternoon sun. we're mainly going to be dry until tomorrow. mid-morning torrow, between 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m., snow pushing in from the south ands

i heard echoes in your comments of a 1954 proceedings article by a young senator huntington that saidthe strategic concept is necessary to convince the public to provide the resources necessary. >> i would love to talk about that a little later, it's a crucial issue we haven't talked about enough. >> thank you. >> i'm going to talk about strategy, war fighting concepts and the industrial base will be a quick sprint so we can cover details in the q&a on those issues that i find particularly important. the strategy you are familiar with, national defense strategy came out year ago focusing on great power competition, long-term competition with china and russia. it may not be as clear in the downgrading of core operations and day-to-day presence, the mechanism for doing that and the strategy is dynamic force employment and the idea is the administration will prioritize will prioritize requirements and reduce stress on the forces. the side effects of that is you can reduce the size of the forces, that's more of a challenge for the army but for the navy is a challenge to the kinds of ships

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west virginia, particularly areas like huntington have really fought hard and worked on this issue. some of the things the administration has done to address this issue? hhs awarded a grant to expand intellectual and developmental disabilities training and research on nas to make sure the science is understood about the cause that. they have expanded residential treatment by almost $10 million for pregnant and postpartum women. for them to be together with their children in residential care. to allow them to have the bond that is still there. the health responses and services administration part of it is just, they have a maternal child bureau with additional funding, overthrew million dollars to help care for infants. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and thank you to all of you for coming to help address this important issue facing our country. dir. carroll, one year ago president trump signed an executive order, establishing the commission on combating drug addiction and the opioid crisis. he was charged with studying the scope and effectiveness of the federal response to drug addictio

and used in hospices by people with illnesses like terminal cancer or huntington's disease.to share the ones you've seen here. two products, let's say a razor or a deodorant, made by the same company, apparently almost identical. only one is targeted at men, and the other at women. and that crucial difference means that the female version can cost more than the male version. that price difference is often called the pink tax. first up — this right guard total defence deodorant. £2 on the boots website in the men 5 section. but that goes up to three quid for the women 5 equivalent. its a similar story for this for the women 5 equivalent. the classic sensitive skin version for men was on sale on the tesco website for £1.50. but the satin care sensitive skin equivalent is £3.50. and it was also true of more luxury items. this chanel allure eau de toilette spray for men was on sale in a number of places at £78, but for women, the cost was £95. john lewis, by the way, say the items are not alike due to their different ingredients. we can speak now to christine jardine — the lib d

there's a waiting list that's like 200 people long in huntington, west virginia, sort of the epicenterem, so still, we have a long way to go. >> sari horowitz, thank you very much for helping to sound the alarm on all of this, and retrace the steps for how we got there. we look forward to your future reporting on all of this, and thank you so much for being on "new day". >>> we have breaking details on what the u.s. government knew about the pilot's concerns about the boeing jet involved in the two deadly crashes. let's get right to it. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> good morning, and welcome to your new day, it is wednesday, march 13th, it is 8:00 in the east. we do have breaking news on a major story. cnn has learned that at least five pilots reported control issues with the boeing 737 max 8 je jets while flying routes in the united states. much of the world has grounded this jet after two deadly crashes in just the last five months. >> two key questions this morning r morning, why are these boeing jets still flying in the u.s. and w

at number 5, huntington beach, california, home of the international surfing museum.place is fremont, california, just outside san francisco. sitting at third is wisconsin's capital of madison, named nor for the fourth u.s. president james madison. >> for number two, we go to irvine, california. they get a lot of snow. >> they're so happy. >> drum roll, please, the happiest place is plano, texas. just outside dallas. it's been there in the poll for eight years. >> i have been to plano, suburbs of dallas, and really i'm not joking, it is a great community. they got big streets, nice homes. friends live there. i always enjoy going there. >> everything is bigger in texas. >> everything is bigger in texas. they got nice parks. the food is great. >> even the happiness is bigger in texas. >>> coming up, the personal check that managed to stay intact after traveling 100 miles of the scene of last week's deadly tornadoes in alabama. >>> plus, what we are learning about a death of a 19-year-old college student on break in cancun. what police saw after he fell off the hotel bal

huntington gardens.his is the library with the -- theecious treasures copies of the canterbury tales. i have to tell you that it reflects diversity. it has the most authentic chinese garden in the united states. they painstakingly brought pieces of garden from china and re-created it right here in the san gabriel valley. this is a sight to behold. if you want to think you are walking in the garden in china, go to the san gabriel valley. there is also the jpl. you can call and get a tour. this is the site of the most amazing launches in the world. they are the ones responsible for the mars curiosity rover in 2012 that ended up being 350 --d here and flew 350 million miles to mars. [cheering] rover like ad a little jeep driving around on mars. every time they had a launch , where they successfully land those instruments, people from around the world tune in. --a new inspire age generation of scientists. talking about how this district is known, all the time, when i'm talking to my fellow congress , what is