i worked on the staff of this committee when senator rock feller and hutchinson conceived of safe net and this mission erose in the wake of the 9/11 attacks when the work of the first responder was impaired by the problem with communication. we are proud of ow role helping to stand up and support this program. this is a difficult mission but we are confidant first net is making strong progress toward meeting its goals. a nationwide first responder network will enhance safety public communications across agencies and jurisdictions. first net is an independent authority within the national tell communication and information administration to develop and maintain this network. this is one of the most significant initiatives and it is challenging the self sustaining world class network within the government. that has challenges suffice to say. the department supports and oversees first net. senior leadership from the department, nti and first net meet on a regular bases to discuss the status milestones and potential risks. now it is maturing it depends less on our staff in day to day acti

the republican governor of arkansas, asa hutchinson, saysñr he will sign a bill, allowing businesses services to groups whose lifestyle violate the owner's religious beliefs. for instance, a bakery not having to make a cake for a same-sex wedding. proponents say the measure upholds religious freedom. opponents say it fosters discrimination against homosexuals. indiana passed a similar law earlier this week. several corporate leaders have criticized the legislation, nowxd on the books in 19 states. in colorado, a judge has dismissed a lawsuit to hold ammunition retailers liable for the 2012 aurora movie theater shooting that left 12 people dead.Ñi parents of one of the shooting victims had sued four ammo dealers charging that they sold bullets and other equipment to alleged shooter james holmes without fully screening him. in his ruling yesterday, the judge said, the plaintiffs failed to prove negligence on the part of the retailers. holmes faces trial next month. the prosecutors are seeking the death penalty. he has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. a new study suggests that

completely customizable what ever you could imagine you can create traps buckles colors we have over hutchinsonl to choose from a huge range of styles and shapes plasticizing a wrench into 1/2 to 16 which reflected care for a smaller and larger shoe size as well as with the adjustment in these people who have it have to find racial the past now log have the problem. >>: the typically one of the style you want. >>: the ticket to the design process but also we have amazing issue stylist who could sit down with the 101 to help you create the perfect shoe for sizing. >>gabe slate: is delivered to your home with the four weeks until the along considering this bill from scratch in the mail to you that i guess it's not too bad. the shoe design studio they're testing this out in america time will tell i do believe will see more and more of this type of experience with technology blending into retail fashion. >>reporter: 8 patrick's day one of the few holidays with think it comes pretty cheap right? from where for some over the sec had to the spirit the semi decorations not to mention the broadcast said

massachusetts, senator barbara mikulski of maryland senator angus king of may, senator kay bailey hutchinson of texas, senator kay hagan of north carolina, senate majority leader tom daschle of south dakota, senator shelby white house of rhode island, senator amy klobuchar of minnesota senator carl levin of michigan senator don ringle of michigan senator gordon smith of oregon mrs. irene noa, wife of the late senator daniel inouye of hawaii, senator chris dodd of connecticut, ms. catherine states -- stevens, wife of the late senator ted stevens of alaska, senator bob graham of florida, senator paul kirk of massachusetts, ladies and gentlemen. welcome back to the senate. [applause] please be seated. i would like to ask members of the house of representatives with us today, including the massachusetts delegation to stand as a group and be acknowledged. [applause] thank you all for being here. please seated, and i also want to acknowledge the government leaders from the commonwealth and from the city of boston that joined us today, the lieutenant governor, attorney general healy, state treasure

for these reasons we are asking governor hutchinson to veto the legislation. how much does that concern you that walmart is going to come out and criticize what you're saying? >> i have a tremendous amount of respect for walmart. i think they're missing the point. if mr. mcmillan had the time in his day to read this bill for himself, he would understand that this is about first amendment freedom of speech and he would agree with me. >> where do you draw the line? you said you have to bake the cake but you don't have to butt congratulations if it's a gay couple. so if my religion says i do not believe in blacks and whites getting married, i could also bake the cake but i can't refuse to put congratulations on the cake? >> it would allow them a defense. but i certainly do not believe discrimination in any way and i wouldn't support it. >> senator hastert, thank you very much and i appreciate your time tonight, sir. >>> the next break with iran-- >>> and how snoop dogg helped martha stewart prepare for her justin bieber roast, with one word, brownies. bring us yo

a mark hutchinson a senior at the school. >> look at these two. >> this is what it will look like fridayht. >> pretty much. >> we will have a bunch of teachers, eight or ten that will be facing off in a nice little tournament and at the the end one of the students will have a chance to wrestle. >> you're wrestling teachers and students. >> no, no. >> but there is a chance for students to take down a teacher. >> there will be a raffle and within student takes on a chance to take on the championship teacher. >> mike and alex have been together six months. mike gets on her case. alex has been ready to take him down for quite sometime. we will let these two duke it out while we talk about the seriousness of this graduation. >> thinks project graduation, established in 1991, and it is, to give kid a safe environment on graduation night drug free and alcohol free. >> so we get support from community, businesses, parents but we need to raise 35 to put this on. this this is a fun way to support. >> yes. >> our normal event. so i'm exited to see. >> how much money are you trying to raise. >> $35,

governor hutchinson vowed to sign it when it hits his desk.y sanction lgbt people under the guise of religion. the measure was signed into law on thursday. boycott indiana was one of the top trending hashtags this week. joining me now from indianapolis is matt mccutchen from wthr. matt, with a good morning to you. these protests had a denial of service attack on the state website. what's the latest there? >> well good morning to you. that is exactly a big deal and a big concern here as state leaders are bracing for the possibility of more attacks. they're not sure where the attacks on the state's website came from. however, that is something they are beginning to look into the possibility of it being directly related to the passage of that law. boy cat indiana is a major concern for family-owned small businesses. for example, a customer in california recently mailed a letter to an indiana winery that has been in business for generations saying because of legislation passed this week, they would no longer buy wine from them because they are fro

i think senator hutchinson is right.e here not simply to look at the south, which used to have these and still in some cases does restrictive things. i think the thing is to look at the whole country. you have states like ohio who are reducing the amount of time that's available to go vote. that's not a southern state. and they need some supervision as well. >> so who would have the political capital to fix this? >> well, i think the democrats will do it. partly because our party is very diverse and that's our base. and partly because it's simply a power play. it's good for us when more people vote. so i think -- i don't think this congress is particularly interested in dealing with the voting rights. >> senator, we should note though, that speaker boehner put out a statement recognizing the anniversary of the selma march. neither he nor senator majority leader mitch mcconnell came to selma, and they didn't offer an explanation. what kind of message does that send? >> well i think that mitch and john boehner have both be

. >> michael hutchinson speaking to me there. >>> india's ndtv network stopped programming in protest of the banning of the bbc documentary, "india's daughter." they ran a slate referring to the film's tire during the hour-long slot when it should have aired on sunday night. indian authorities say the film was banned because of objectionable content. >>> let's get you the business news now. alice is here a momentous day for european economies? >> it's almost like d-day, isn't it philippa? finally here after months of speculation and weeks of debate on whether it will work. today, the european central bank finally starts its quantitative easing program. the plan which will essentially pump new money into the financial system aims to trigger growth in a stagnating eurozone. deflation and high unemployment means that the region's economy continues to struggle seven years after financial crisis first kicked off. >>> and later today, apple is expected to reveal more details on its offering for your wrist. as the neck giant strives to innovate will fans be impressed by a watch? there are pl

. >> governor hutchinson is already said he will sign the bill into law. >>> i'd like to cast a law nowinter weather is allowed. can you second the motion. >> i would definitely second that motion. >> how about this? 8:00 o'clock this morning i go out to my car to take my kids to school. it's flurrying i got flakes on my windshield. i got to wipe the windshield. >> were you horrified. >> i was horrified. >> he was. first thing i say hey iain, he said it was flurrying outside of my house. >> really was. we saw a front move through this morning. with some of the snow out fall but temperatures responded nicely into the mid and upper 50s. we're not done for the snowfall for this month. >> more snow tomorrow. but it depends on where you live and i think most of it will come far north and west the lehigh valley and the pocono mountains. to night the turns chilly the cloud cover rolls back in during the day tomorrow with afternoon showers for most. however, the lehigh valley and the poconos we're look at more snow. take look at ultimate doppler from earlier this morning. here the snow that we

. >>> joining me jonathan capehart and earl hutchinson author of the book "from king to obama." witness to a turbulent history. thanks for being with us this morning. earl start with you. saw subdued protests last night. how much do you think thursday's shooting marked the progress we have seen but yet mileage that still needs to be made as far as progress there? >> you know i think attorney general eric holder and president obama put it best. it is not going to stop change. change is going to come. it is going to take time. we heard everyone say it is a healing process, time time time trust, trust, trust. these are the watch words. but just having a senseless act of violence is not going to stop anything. i like what the president said. legitimate protests and they are legitimate, they marginalize that element. at the same time still keeping focus on several things. i think we have seen over and over again, justice department pointed it out, it is not just leadership at the top or change of leadership that's important. there are deep seeded structural problems not only in fergu

from charlotte, heather whitcomb, mom of a boy and girl and from sterling, virginia, ded hutchinson,ware cleaner to get rid of nasty kitchen grime. >> maybe i can use this on my cooktop. >> i hope so. >> got a little bit out. >> reporter: heather tries it out on her stovetop. >> yeah, this is really easy. i'm really not having to push down really hard to clean it off. it looks really nice. i would use this cleaner. >> reporter: for dee it cut right through old buildup. >> picking up stuff that's been on here for years. look at that. >> reporter: and for jill she liked the fresh smell. >> has a very nice lemony smell. not too chemically. >> reporter: and the results too. >> oh, wow. >> reporter: this product earning the trifecta, all of our moms approved. >> introducing wobble wag giggle ball. >> reporter: next up a wobble wag giggle. >> the interactive ball that makes the most hilarious sounds. turing a lonely day into a fun day of play. >> reporter: a toy to keep your furry, four-legged friends occupied. >> go that way, buddy. go debt it tucker. >> reporter: well, tuck erer never we

hutchinson said he will sign it. so much for his plan to attract tech businesses to that state.t employer is wal-mart. that liberal worth. the house leader in the state in north carolina introduced a similar bill. governor mccory may have learned the lessons that mike pence has been mumble mouthing at the front of the class. when he was asked about the bill today he governor said it is not necessary. he said what is the problem they are trying to solve? arkansas and north carolina still have time to avert this disaster. but in indiana the deed is done. this is the law now. it really, really is not going well for indiana thus far. so what are they going to do about it? the answer to that question is next. suddenly, you're a mouth breather. a mouth breather! well, put on a breathe right strip and shut your mouth. cold medicines open your nose over time, but add a breathe right strip and pow, it opens your nose up to 38% more. so you can breathe and do the one thing you want to do sleep. add breathe right to your cold medicine shut your mouth and sleep right. breathe right. and loo

at more hours of arriving here talk to one officer uses this one very much gruesome and from the hutchinsoneo this all started at around 650 in the morning whereat a half hours into the standoff at this time the state had to believe he was alive and was a hold in the apartment complex with his wife brought swat team members and then about two minutes later an officer came up to the insect will confirm that the suspect was found dead on the balcony. >>will tran: this is a frightful sinful people at 7:00 or the scanner the police were saying this all the lights and one of the unison the come on the domino of that was the suspect the corners offense we're not hearing if they have given a ride at the scene. he says that this time they're not making any comments is still much emotional the officer they're all numb one officer told me that was his friend and they work a shift for six months they rotate every six months either to stay on the same shift our move to another shift he says the six months there recalls when you're on the field he cannot know the officer's name he said do you know what

. >> the billionaire hutchinson snaps up 02 for a 15 point $3 billion price tag.eal paves the way to create the uk's biggest wireless provider. >> u.k. house builders report earnings. we bring you the numbers ahead of the general election. ♪ >> welcome. im caroline hyde. >> let's bring you some of those numbers. >> pretax profit is 158.9 million pounds. that's for the first half. the gross margin is when 3.5%. operating margin of -- 23.5%. challenges for the housing market are very obvious. we are going to get mortgage lending a little later. over one point one billion pounds. operating margins cracking along in the first half. a dividend of 25 pence. what have you got? caroline: this is the infrastructure player. it's about power. this is a company that had a torrid time of it. they have lost the chief executive, both stepping down last year. they struggled with mismanaged projects, lack of demand, and rejected takeover targets. we are looking to see what the overall numbers are. revenue underlying it hundred 44 million pounds overall. they say pretax loss was 80

hutchinson could seal the deal to buy from telefonica. the deal is worth 10th 5 billion pounds and could create the u.k.'s -- is worth 10th 5 billion pounds and could create the largest mobile carrier. euro's largest investment bank is looking at three options to produce possibilities. whereas the hsbc has to rewrite plans showing how they could not be unwound in a bankruptcy by submitting a living will to -- living wills are required by the dodd-frank act and are meant to show the banks can be closed without threatening the broader financial system. and david cameron who is campaigning for reelection rules out a third term in 2020. he named george osborne and boris johnson as potentials to succeed him. ryan: join the conversation on twitter and let us know what you think of the show. in general, feel free to spam us. i am ryan cho killed -- ryan chilcote, this is caroline hyde. caroline: apparently it is national puppy day-to-day. i don't know if i can respond to your barrages on puppies. ryan: special shout out to mark barton who is out

i worked on the staff of this committee when senator rock feller and hutchinson conceived of safe net and this mission erose in the wake of the 9/11 attacks when the work of the first responder was impaired by the problem with communication. we are proud of ow role helping to stand up and support this program. this is a difficult mission but we are confidant first net is making strong progress toward meeting its goals. a nationwide first responder network will enhance safety public communications across agencies and jurisdictions. first net is an independent authority within the national tell communication and information administration to develop and maintain this network. this is one of the most significant initiatives and it is challenging the self sustaining world class network within the government. that has challenges suffice to say. the department supports and oversees first net. senior leadership from the department, nti and first net meet on a regular bases to discuss the status milestones and potential risks. now it is maturing it depends less on our staff in day to day acti

hutchinson last month allowed another measure to go into law that prevents states from allowing the protectionsere. >> thank you. >>> joining to talk the director of truth wins out radio host wayne best in. pleasure to see you. >> hi there. >> what clarification are you looking for when the governor speaks at 11. >> i would like to see the law thrown out and see lbgt protections in place. the governor has been disingenuous, he made it clear protecting them from discrimination isn't on his agenda protecting discrimination is. by digging in he is digging the grave of the reputation of indiana, and his bunker mentality is disaster for big business. he should listen to apple ceo tim cook when he says this is dangerous, or marriott ceo when he says this law is pure i did i don't see see. he is putting right wing interests over best interest of the citizens of indiana. >> i spoke to the indiana house speaker last hour. want to play part of his response to the law. >> this is the same law that's in effect in 30 other states. most of the ceos and others we hear from when they say we are not coming to i

you've got carl davis on top, chandler hutchinson on the bottom. is like punch him in the face. this is like ballet. >> beautiful photograph. let's move to a lucky shot captured over lockh ness in scotland. >> there was a meteor shower in scotland. this local media guy got up for a wee walk i assume. his name is john outdair mcdonald. it just happened that scotland requesting going to a meteor shower. this is the particles of dust and debris coming in from space and burning up atmosphere. it confused a few locals who called in the coast guard thinking it might be flares from a distressed ship. >> i understand it also killed the loch ness monster. >> yeah. >> unbelievable images next up. siberian husky. >> yes. this photographer took his two siberian huskies on a walk across the frozen lake. but because spring has sprung and the ice is starting to thaw you have this beautiful effect with the layer of water on top of the ice and you go et these beautiful reflexes. call me clicken, but having grown up in a tropical environment like australia, you're n