harsh words flew in the south carolina senate today- over the body's inability to pass a roads reform- despite the fact a bill has been awaiting a vote for nearly a year. will whitson takes a look at what the fighting reveals about the debate. amid heated tempers, high tension, and a lot of words over roads- "setzler: that's a direct tax increase passed down to the locals. rankin: i appreciate that analogy and let me close with this- setzler: do you want the dust as a direct result of the senate's stalling on road "i don't know if y'all remember the movie patton, with george c. mule and tosses it over the only reserves for two bills at a but, lawmakers say a vote to set ones, and then those issues ww wis news 10. survivors of the charleston shooting are giving a better inability to pass a roads reveals about the debate. "setzler: that's a direct tax funding and ethics reform collecting dust as a direct patented peelerism style. cherokee "i don't know if y'all remember the movie patton, with george c. scott, where the mule has balked at the bridge, and patton pulls out his pistol speci

to perform obligations and inability to pay bills. in december they borrowed $2.5 million from liberty mutual and last month asked for but didn't receive another $4 million for and suppliers. there's something else in this first time. that's that while liberty mutual is on the hook to macchie construction projects are finished, this lawsuit says that devere and its indemnify liberty mutual. anything liberty mutual pays out now, devere is supposed to pay back. because of that, the lawsuit is asking a federal judge to force devere to put up $12.5 million in collateral to offset what they may have to spend to hire a new lead contractor and pay subcontractors to finish the independence boulevard project and three others it walked away from. in this lawsuit, liberty mutual says it wanted to look at devere's books but wasn't allowed access. days before they walked away from the job, they sent a note saying good luck finishing this work. devere didn't respond to our request for comment. >>> a 9 investigation into devere construction continue

many say is a symbol of everything that is wrong with san francisco's homeless policies, and its inable to serve all these people -- inability to serve all these people who need help. >> the city spends hundreds of millions a year on services for the homeless. nearly $250 million this fiscal year alone. any reason to think that the homeless dilemma will be solved this time? maybe mayors have tried. >> yeah, they have. i think a lot of that hinges on mayor lee's proposal which is being acted on, to create a department of homeless services, putting all the services that the city currently has under one roof. philadelphia's done it, new york has done it, salt lake city's done it with -- with success. and a strong department is what's needed. >> all right. we'll see how that goes. stephanie martin taylor, thank you. >> thank you. >>> a new report on santa clara county's troubled jails has some alarming findings. widespread inmate complaints of excessive force, filthy living conditions, and inadequate medical care. the analysis found a broken grievance system that allows complaints to be hid

patrice lewis/widow "the lack of the use of your arms, the inability to walk, the inability to speak, to drink, to eat, to move." doctor "g" is a neurologist at the salem va and when diagnosing veterans the emg is one test that will confirm als. nat of emg machine testing ask, "how did this happen to me?" dr. gullapalli/neurologist "there is an association with military service with als but still it is not clear what the association is." he says he sees about ten to fifteen new military patients with als every year and breaking the news is never easy. dr. gullapalli/neurologist "most of them are shocked, i've had a few patients who have actually passed out." it's not confirmed, but according to the institute of medicine, factors that might lead into the increased risk of als in veterans are exposure to lead, pesticides or other environmental contacts, tobacco, alcohol, or extreme physical exertion. even though no one can tell terry how he contracted als, doctors do know ninety percent of patients have only two to five years to live. terry retired the same day he was diagnosed. terry c

what do you say, how do you justify and defend their inability to get through to people?ommissioner koskinen: we spend a lot of time with preparers. for the last couple of years, they have understood that the low-level taxpayer service, inability to get active in as quickly as we like is not because we don't think it is important. it is not because we don't care. people who care most are the irs employees who view it as their mission to help. when you have to stay online for a lengthy time, they are troubled by that. so as we go forward, i think people have understood, and this year will show, that the level of taxpayer service is destined -- directly responsible to the level of funding. it is a direct relationship to how many people we had answering the phone. what we will use the money for this year is to hire a little over 1000 people to have the service get better. i think everyone understands to get better, it is going to take more resources. we are being as efficient as we can, moving as many services and inquiries into online counts as we can, but ultimately, peopl

president, the lack of a plan and the inability of this administrations to provide a site alternativendicate that none of the sites visited by dod survey team met the demands necessary to hold detainees, and and more important to keep our communities safe. the fact that no site was named, no substance on those visits provided tell me there is no alternative to match what we are now doing safely and securely at gitmo. the so-called planned as outlined by the president and his speech today from the white house, it skims over four steps to closing guantÁnamo bay. first, it articulates the administration's plan to continue moving detainees designate for transfer by the president's national security team to foreign countries. in some instances this may have been successful but with regard to individuals a being rehabilitated about one third of the time d trainees transfer to the host countries a return to the battlefield. these are are just the ones we know about. surely that percentage would increase. this is called recidivism. the rates are too high for this process to be called secure a

admitted in november to having financial difficulties, inability to perform operations and inability to pay bills. debeer has not responded to our request for comments. mark taylor is following big delays on independence right now. mark? >> reporter: center lane blocked causing big backups up through the extent. it hops from east way drive. if you are heading out and you typically use independence boulevard, i aed jump on monroe road or central avenue. right now, 13 miles per hour. earlier accident at rose haven. that's clear. so we have delays heading eastbound towards eastbound 77. i would use 21 to get around keith? >>> it is cold this morning, but even though we have a lot of sunshine all day today, it's not going to warm up. barely close to 40. tonight, it'll be colder tomorrow morning than it is so we have a long way to go before we can say we have a really warm backup. >> no time outside for a while. all right, thanks, keith. >> your local news continues with "eyewitness news" this morning on tv 64. >> join us now as >>> good morning, america. political earthquake. outsiders d

patrice lewis/widow "the lack of the use of your arms, the inability to walk, the inability to speak, to drink, to eat, to move." doctor "g" is a neurologist at the salem va and when diagnosing veterans the emg is one test that will confirm als. nat of emg machine testing one of the first questions patients ask, "how did this happen to me?" dr. gullapalli/neurologist "there is an association with military service with als but still it is not clear what the association is." he says he sees about ten to fifteen new military patients with als every year news is never easy. dr. gullapalli/neurologist "most of them are shocked, i've had a few patients who have actually passed out." it's not confirmed, but according to the institute of medicine, factors that might lead into the increased risk of als in veterans are exposure to lead, pesticides or other environmental contacts, tobacco, alcohol, or extreme physical exertion. even though no one can tell terry how he contracted als, doctors do know ninety percent of patients have only two to five years to live. terry retired the same day he was

over his canadian birth inability to be president. >> what they do is incredible. >> having trouble with the soundbite. he is threatening that lawsuit soon the poll released today from pets well ahead in south carolina with 38 percent of the vote. that's 16 percent thursday 13 points ahead of cruise. >> everywhere of that estate has gone on to be the party's nominee with one exception. >> thence gathering out that nfl hecklers in new york today to and holding a counter protested this all comes after they reportedly asked those offended by beyonce 's performance to wear a blue in support of police officers could estate included symbols of black power. please killed and many connected after they say he stabbed his wife and three kids. it happened early this morning in fairfield pick man's wife was taken to the hospital with head trauma and stab wounds. she is in critical condition. the three kids also had stab wound to. >> the seattle aquarium leasing one of its occupying. >> concerns were raised over his side to celebrate the massive octopus when each potential mates. can't as now back sa

the men and women who walked peacefully from soma to montgomery, al, protesting their inability to vote. congressman louis called them ordinary people with an extraordinary vision to build a true catastrophe in america. >>> the clock is ticking for hundreds of my grants in the northern french port city of calais, waiting for a judge to decide whether to honor or postpone an eviction order. the court says the decision could come today, two days after the deadline expired. a group of humanitarian associations have asked that the state expulsion order for a large are of the camp be postponed. >> gives them a sense of community. they come here. they're english. >> authorities say the order concerns 800 to 1,000 my grants, but humanitarian groups -- 3,000 my grants. >>> improved weather conditions today allowed rescue teams to recover the bodies of those killed in wednesday's plane crash in central nepal. the bodies were flown to a resort town about 12 miles west of cat man dow where the plane had taken off. police say rescuers had found the wreckage of the small plane carrying 23 people, cr

traded jabs over the inability to pass a roads bill. "y'all are wasting my time!" some senators vented their frustration with the fact that there has been little progress on a bill, one month into the 2016 session. senate majority leader harvey peeler said yesterday it's time that senators debated the bill on the chamber floor. governor nikki haley has pledged to veto any legislation that increases gas taxes without cutting income taxes. meanwhile, another bill in the state house could make it more likely we get to see police incidents captured by dashboard cameras. senator larry martin is pushing a bill that would require a judge's permission for enforcement agencies "not" to release dashcam video to the public. martin says it would instill more confidence in police decisions. the bill would prevent police from indefinitely blocking the public's ability to see dascham video--unless a judge agrees that releasing the video would cause harm. as millions gather this sunday to watch the panthers and broncos battle it out in the super bowl..

take your time. >> devastated and feel betrayed with judge low's inability to give three consecutive life sentences about the eligibility of parole to the individual that took horrific manner discussion personally offended. >> calling richards teenage killer sentenced to life with a chance of parole tonight family says that's just not good enough. >> the ritzer family upset because massachusetts law doesn't allow juveniles to be sentenced to life without parole. christine emotionally draining day for this family so many levels. >> reporter: it sure was both the essex the end calling richards parents say that they are just disgusted in this sentencing they can't fathom the idea that calling richards murder chisholm could be back out on the streets of free man again at some point in his life. they had some very powerful words at a news conference following that sentencing. calling richards parents tom and peggy criticized the supreme judicial court ruling that now prohibits juveniles from receiving life sentences on christmas eve of 2013 two months after the beloved denver math teacher

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it is the inability for eu citizens and politicians to promise their citizens a better tomorrow.e will tolerate a huge amount of suffering if they can see light at the end of the tunnel and politicians have been unable to promise that. the other extreme way of looking at it is that this transcends economics, that this same political fragmentation would have happened in a slightly different way, even if the economy has been growing, but i would say that the economy does which heavy, dark shadow makes every other issue far more difficult. tom: in two years or five years, where is this heading? >> i doubt we will have found a solution, but have a core at least of europe, including france and germany, moving forward towards integration. or we would perhaps have seen a breakup of the european union. it is hard to see how this can roll along in this completely sub optimal way. nobody sees hope and everybody is depressed for three full more years. tom: thank you so much. sony kapoor. coming up, what a busy week in economics. off his symposium, talk about tough economics. hisill get an u

it comes back to the inability to find a job that is reliable, that pays well and work within the family life. >> that's what the employment hub is all about right next to the thrift store. it is about looking at this neighborhood with all its hard ships and finding it's gifts that make is vibrant again. deborah dixon local 12 news. >> rob: what's going on in lower price hill is privately funded. >> cammy: i admit it, i'm a fan of mamilo, good news he and t arena. it is back on april 29th. >>> shipping container homes are coming. they are going to build one in orchard pork. >> rob: that's a great idea. >>> it is going to be a little chilly tonight. >> we are going to be back the 50s tomorrow but rain moves in our wednesday then snow on thursday just some high clouds today, into the 50s for some of us, 50 in cincinnati and we will continue to have those high midlevel clouds. we may see the little bit of sun tomorrow morning but it won't last long. the atrium medical center weather camera live looking from the kof inc.ton to downtown cincinnati. noose into the 40s. we are still hanging on

it was his only bucket of the dayrodriguez just dined on xavier's inability to deal with him. the ally opp from isaiah whitehead. he finsiehd nine of 16 and with 27-points.and delgado was eight of eleven, seven of those baskets from inside the arc, twelve rebounds as well.and xavier, at times, was simply sloppy with theball. myles davis, his pass picked off by ismael sanogo. who gets the ball going the other way to derrick gordon. so you had whitehead rodriguez with 27.here's rodriguez one more time. seton hall holds xavier to 39 percent shooting. seton hall outrebounds xavier and hands the musketeers their fourth loss of the season. 90-81 was the final. and last night steph curry added to his legendc. he now holds the top three sports on the single eason three point list. and this was his 288th three point shot this year. from tulsa, not oklahoma city to give the warriors an overtime win over the thunder. curry broke his record, set last year by two...with a 24-games to go this year. he also tied the rba record for most three pointers in a game. he made 12-of the 16-he took l

failing in school because there's not a stable home life. it comes back for a lot of the parents, inability to find a job that's reliable, pay as well and could work within the family life. >> that's what the employment hub is about, right next to the thrift store, down the street from 17 new buildings that will be affordable housing. it's about looking at the neighborhood with all the hardship and finding the gifts debra dixon, local 12 news. >> what's going on in lower price hill is locally funded. they will have clients for jobs. >> and chemicals in some atlantic flooring could increase the risk of cancer. the new report says, the cdc under estimated the health risk posed by the products. 60 minutes reported last march, retailer sold flooring made in china that exceeds u.s. health and safety limits for formaldehyde. you may remember the story. cdc says people exposed are three times more likely to get cancer than the agency previously thought. >>> coming off a really nice weekend. and headed toward a week, where snow is in the forecast. >> we have pretty much in the forecast. we have win

it is not clear that student debt is a major factor responsible for inability to buy homes or get ahead in the housing market, although i understand it is quite logical that a heavy student debt burden would make it -- >> i would note home builders are indicating particularly the weakest part of the housing market is first-time homebuyers, often times, people who because they are otherwise burdened with student debt don't make those investments. i would urge my colleagues at a comprehensive approach suggested in total refinancing -- there are other steps that can be taken, whether it is better transparency. we all know higher education house may be the most expensive item you purchase. , a problem of not finishing is a huge issue, but we don't have very much transparency. the administration has made some movements there. ande is low hanging fruit businesses can provide ongoing education on a pretax basis. bipartisan legislation that would say if you can continue your education on a pretax basis, why shouldn't an employer be able to use pretax dollars to pay down student debt on both sid

hillary and bill clinton frustrated by their inability to close the gap with bernie sanders, especially with young d they are running out of time. >> i'm looking forward to it. i need some fuel. >> reporter: hillary clinton never thought she'd be on the of a gender gap, but young women are abandoning her in droves for bernie sanders, a 74-year-ol seems a little old-fashioned for feminism. >> i don't femininity femininity. i vote with logical reason. >> reporter: today bill clinton trying to stay on message. >> i have to be careful what i reporter: but clearly unhappy about the state of the campaign. why do you think berens' argument is having an impact >> young people are really mad and really apprehensive and they are right to be, but they should listen to a debate about what cause it had, what's the best and who is most likely to improve their lives and empower him. >> reporter: do you think he's been unfair to her? >> reporter: sunday night it all boiled over. >> i mean, when you're making a revolution, you can't be too careful about the facts. >> reporter: and accusing of using sexi

be cbs -- bcbs has been dealing with a big computer problem that coverage, the inability to pay premiums. the insurance department has received over 1000 complaints. tisha: two schools wanted to see how to change what they called the culture of concussion exposure among military personnel and athletes. they want to find out how they can change the mindset of those groups from reporting head injuries rather than concealing them. steve: tonight and n.c. state professor is facing charges of embezzling more than $40,000 from three different student groups. andrea blanford is live at the the details. andrea: yes, he is accused of embezzling more than $73,000 from students he advised. not only did he turn himself in to police yesterday, but his lawyer says he has paid back some of that stolen money. handcuffs, standing before a wake county judge -- >> good afternoon. reporter: -- andrea: he is in a very different place than he was. he has spent the last eight years with his alma mater is facing three counts of felony embezzlement. the animal science club student treasurer was the first to noti

they spent hours today arguing over their inability to debate the issue. he said senators were dilly- dallying and wasting time. he lost patients when it comes to the debate. here is what some were saying today on the senate floor. >> why are we putting three complicated bills into one? >> if the governor decides to veto it what more can we do? >> you have to have the other components. >> you have to have significant reform at that agency to fix the roads. >> we heard more discussion about infrastructure today than we have the whole year. i shook the hive. i may be stung or may get the hive today. >> of course many roads and bridges were already damaged when the floods hit making the problem worse. we sat down with transportation secretary today who says she is happy with the department's work but knows there are challenges ahead. >> how do we deal with these privately owned dams and working through that process and do you spend public dollars on privately owned facilities and what is the process for returning them oo service. >> -- to service. >> lawmaker

the state house today--tempers flared on the floor of the senate as lawmakers traded jabs over the inability to pass a roads bill. "y'all are wasting my time!" some senators vented their frustration with the fact that there has been little progress on a bill--one month into the 2016 session. senate majority leader harvey peeler said today it's time that senators debated the bill on the chamber floor. governor nikki haley has pledged to veto any legislation that increases gas taxes without cutting income taxes...as well as department of transportation meanwhile, another bill in the state house could make it more likely we get to see police incidents captured by dashboard cameras. senator larry martin is pushing a bill that would require a judge's permission for law enforcement t encies "not" to release dashcam video to the public. martin says it would instill more confidence in police decisions. the bill would prevent police from indefinitely blocking the public's ability to see dascham video--unless a judge agrees that releasing the video would cause harm. 8 months after the charleston churc

. >> when you go to the documents, drugs and inability >> and the man has a long paper trail of trouble in fact, in the letter that michael wrote to the judge, gillham spoke of fighting the battle of addiction for years. he was named in an indictment, that includes involuntary manslaughter and drug charges. court documents shows, josh george overdosed in a house in 2007. police believe gillium sold drugs responsible for his death. he pled guilty to trafficking and marijuana and cocaine and got a three year sentence. gillham, in a theft, receiving stolen property. possession of heroin in 2014 and another guilty plea. in a letter, gillham asked for a treatment program. deep journey into heroin. he asked for a chance to be a productive member of he society. he entereded up. and yesterday he ended up dead. >> the letter that gillham wrote to the judge is very articulate and very sad. in discussing the battle, he reached an inviting hand out to early death. almost praying for my misery to end. was it a jail house conversion or the group of drugs too strong? we will never no. back to you. >>

but then his inability to speak on his feet, that one of his great claims to fame, even when he admitted he made a mistake last night, he kept glancing down at notes and i found that disturbing. >> me, too. rubio probably played iowa better than any politician in the last 20 years. comes in third but acted like he won and the media went along with it. and came in new hampshire with all the momentum and undecideds going his way and did not have a good debate. he played in the narrative that he was scripted and robotic and kasich pounced on it, and you saw the late undecideds going to trump and kasich. rubio has a lot of work to do in south carolina. bush has a lot more money than marco rubio does. bush was going to have his brother stumping in south carolina, and i'm going to tell you this is going to be a do or die moment for the rubio campaign, they will now have come in third in iowa and fifth in new hampshire and what are they supposed to say after south carolina? if they're not in a top three finish, it's a do or die moment. charles: do or die moment for rubio and your man bush. he's

its inability to get above the high earlier in the month is a problem. if we start going lower, it could feed on itself and snowball a little bit. i would expect before we see a move back to 2000, another hundred points, i think we go another hundred points lower. >> i'm trying to find the silver lining here, but given the fact we went from 1810 in the s&p, we traded 1930 today. so that's 2 1/2, three trading days, the s&p should have been down a lot more today, given what we saw in gold, given what we saw in the bond market. again, what we saw in the banks. maybe it flushes tomorrow. but i thought overall it was good. >> i don't think we have to continually make this a polarized conversation. to me, markets are moving sideways. we're getting an earnings correction. they've been correcting for six months. hold on a second. let me finish. >> but there's a massive -- >> one at a time, guys. >> equities are correcting. that's fine. we're in a situation where at the beginning of the year, you had credit issues, you had oil, you had all these things piling on

any one of those are because of the inability to pay fines or fees. >> reporter: without a hammer of suspension, there is no incentive to pay a fine they say. >> if you take that tool away, what does a court order mean? it becomes voluntary as to whether you pay or not. them to work on payment plans that don't exceed 2% of a person's monthly income. mike vasilinda, newschannel8. >> the clerks estimate that at 15%, more people stop paying fines, it would cost them $24 million a year. >>> legislation that aims to prevent another rape kit backlog is moving forward. the bill rolled through another senate committee thursday. more than 13,000 rape kits around the state remain untested according to the florida department of law enforcement. the bill looks to standardize kit testing procedures and speed things up. >> the data collected show s that we have the opportunity in florida to help thousands of victims. there were 13,435 rape kits that were backlogged and untested. testing those kits would provide valuable evidence that would help law enforcement and >> the legislation has one more s

. >> eddie: well, we talked about the inability of blackhawks to manage the puck through the middle of the ice. patrick kane not able to get that puck in. haula off to the races and patrick kane takes him down. empty netter. >> pierre: another one of the minnesota tie-ins, born and raised in finland. haula. >> doc: automatic goal and that the net is empty and the foul is ruled from behind. so parise gives it across, darling is back in the cage. zach parise brought it ahead. half a dozen goals for the wild. 21 in the last four games. dumba tried to play it ahead. protecting pretty well and being a pass to danault that time was hinostroza. lots of things going on. wear your jersey day was friday. a lot of people did that. including the school. led back across. folin a shot. that stunned van riemsdyk he is trying gallantly to stay on the play. comes back again for a shot. and he is in bad shape. he's going to try to get to the bench. we're a little preoccupied with him and his health and he gets there finally. seabrook controls the puck. so now it is dropped on back. by teravainen and it

those like cody wallace who's inability to pay cost him five years of freedom. >> you can imagine sitting in there for five years claiming your innocence and believing you're being wrongfully held for that period of time. here, these changes only need to be approved by the supreme court. the nevada supreme court, not the legislature that could happen sometime this summer as more studies are done on the topic. as for cody wallace, his trial is expected to wrap up tomorrow. >>> coming up, he's one of the few male elementary schoolteachers in our district and tonight he's also news 4's excellence in education award winner. we'll introduce you to mr. eggers coming up. >>> great stuff. gress what. >>> from the casino to the classroom, you can say a fifth grade teacher hit the jackpot with his change of occupation 16 years og. -- ago. this month he's our excellence in education award winner. would mr. richard eggers come up? recently resurprised fifth grade teacher richard with our excellence in education award during a school assembly. he has been teaching elementary school kids for 16 years e

liberty mutual says devere admitted to having financial difficulties and inability to pay bills. liberty mutual says days before walking off the job, devere wrote saying "good luck finishing this work." they have not responded to our request for any comment. our investigation into devere construction continues online at wsoctv.com. look for your updates on the >>> this morning, we're asking whether a handgun found last night at a school was loaded. montez smallwood was charged with possession of a handgun by a minor. the gun was found after school hours yesterday, and parents were notified. no one was hurt. >>> channel 9 has learned the fbi will step in to help investigate the shooting death of the oak borough police chief's niece amy friday at her house. her official cause of death is still under investigation. the sheriff won't say if he thinks someone killed her or if he thinks it was a suicide. the family told us there's no way it was suicide. >> amy was the most kindhearted, loving individual. everybody's just in shock. it hasn't set in yet. >> no one has been charged in the

they spent hours today arguing over the inability to fix the he says senators were wasting time. he says it is past time to do something. >> i think we have cost and discussed the issue for over a year. i was hoping that it was not another delay tactic, another slow walk. we wear a shirt today that it is not. we will make sure that everybody knows what we are talking about. i think the people of south carolina knows what the dot is supposed to be doing are not doing. >> the senators are supposed to resume debate next tuesday. >>> the ray moved out earlier today. the clouds have persisted. there is dry air starting to come man. it is cloudy and the temperature is 52 degrees. the wind is from the west at 11 miles per hour. overnight tonight there is a chance we could see a shower. the clouds will stick around until daybreak. tomorrow it will be sunny but it will also be cooler. we will be seen a high temperature of 52 degrees. more on the forecast is coming up. >>> richland deputies are investigating after a man was found shot. it happened around 8:00 tonight. the victim was taken

>> compared to two years ago the threat to personnel i am concerned the embassy and the inability to move around the city of kabul or anywhere else. do you think that danger has increased? in and what can we do to mitigate those concerns? >> since the drawdown the security environment in general has decreased and the withdrawal came alaska of capital so some of the security environment from that economic instability. so no question is diminished in in callable. there are specific set indicate that the attacks are down overall but from the dod perspective but to take those precautionary measures that they are adequately protected. that with ground movements the lead is one of the calculations how much freedom of movement of that person know that is moving betted difficult security environment to ensure those that are serving there. >> are they moving on foot at all? >> there are of a couple of spots closer if you're moving out of any component. >> by vehicle? >> yes. >> is both vehicles did air movements. >> the question is what can we do if they are isolated? to replace them that ris

my few regrets is my inability to reduce the polarization and meanness in the politics.translate it the way i wanted to to our politics in washington. >> among the president's solutions a constitutional amendment to set limits on donations, the professional drawing of congressional boundaries and increased voter participation. my two guests spend much of their professional lives studying this issue. larry cramer is the former dean of the stanford law school, now the president of the hewlett foundation. they have $9 billion in assets, they have added polarization to the list of global problems they try and solve and dr. norman, the co-author of the seminole book on the subject, it's even worse than it seems. an update the version is due next month. larry, why is hewlett so concerned about polarization you're putting on a list of prover the i and climate change and education? >> well, you know, michael, it's pretty straightforward at the end of the day. government may not be the answer to all of the problems but it's absolutely an essential partner for some of them and, yo

. >> we are devastated but trade with the inability to give three consecutive life sentences without the eligibility for parole. >> two months after their daughter was killed, the court decided that juveniles who commit heinous crimes cannot be sentenced to life without parole. the district attorney says this decision redefines justice for families like the wristers. -- >> they will sit a parole hearings and relive the most devastating events of their >> they said that as they age the burden of those hearings will fall on colleen siblings. the siblings made it clear that their voice and colleen' s voice will be heard every future parole hearing. >> we pledge to apply the same vigor for life the colleen demonstrated every day to writing this moral wrong. -- righting this moral wrong. >> once available, he could appeal for parole every four years. ed: from salem, up in the air. live sky 5 over breaking news traffic is backed up for miles on 93 south after a serious car crash in canton. newscenter 5' s john atwater is live at the scene, john? >> they' re just starting to tell this car.

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it isn't, it is not clear that stiemp students debt is a major factor responsible for inable to buy homes or get ahead in the housing market. although i understand it's quite logical they have a heavy student burden would make it. >> i would note that home build, across all sectors are indicating particularly the weakest part of the housing market is first time home buyers oftentimes people who because their lives are burdened with student debt don't make those investments. i think i would urge my colleagues, there are comprehensive approaches that senator warren and others suggested in terms of total refinancing. even there are other steps that can be taken, whether it is better transparency and we all know higher education may be the most expensive item you purchase, better transparency of outcomes, clearly the problem of not finishing is a huge issue. >> that income based payment. the interest rates made some movement there. there are more. there is low hanging fruit. businesses already can provide ongoing education to employees on a pre-tax basis. i scratch my head, bipartisan legisla

the inability to gain forensic evidence.e could withstand cross-examination to the point where reasonable doubt could be your come. how about this, bill brennan? for example, within days she had changed the date of when it happened from march of '04 back to january of '04 and finally the d.a. testified, that is why i asked the court to consider this privately because i can go through that very extensively and demonstrate to all assembled here how ms. constand would be easily discredited. in a courtroom. well, if the old d.a. thinks she would be easily discredited, that doesn't speak well for the likelihood of bill cosby being convicted. react. >> michael, i agree. it's some of the most unusual and inconsistent testimony that i've ever seen. we have the former district attorney who says that he personally thinks that mr. cosby may have acted inappropriately but then basically gives a primmer for the defense on how to attack ms. constand's credibility, the inability to gain any forensic evidence, the fact that she can't decide

. >> eddie: well, we talked about the inability of b minnesota tie-ins, born and raised in finland. haula. >> doc: automatic goal and that the net is empty and the foul is ruled from behind. so's parise gives it across, darling is back in the cage. zach parise brought it ahead. half a dozen goals for the wild. 21 in the last four games. led back across. the bench. we're a little preoccupied with him and his health and he gets there finally. seabrook controls the puck. so now it is dropped on back. by teravainen and it can be ha omes up against the boards by mike reilly. jammed ack by desjardins, ld by keith. delays and fires and another knedeeling save made by dubnyk. that one is directed away. >> eddie: a great shot from andrew desjardins and dubnyk wi the good iluck pad save. >> doc: keith and then hjalmarsson. back to keith again. a strong game by dubnyk. hjalmarsson had that one blocked right down and carried back up or the wild. he would be one of my three stars today. >> pierre: agreed. >> doc: angled back for seabrook. he must go back to center. they will not play until thurs

is taking advantage of western powers inability to coordinate a united front on the ground in syria. >> all these are coordinating with actors like the y.p.g. actors on the ground are having to pick and choose who they coordinate with in terms of who they best support the goals on the ground. they were aware that coordinating with the western powers against the islamic state is a sure fire way to ensure western support, air-power, et cetera. in the operations in the north-east to secure kurdish-dominated territory along the border and with the north-east. they are aware that russia and the syrian government's efforts to undermine turkish backed militants on the boarder kind of in the more north and north-west of the country and areas around the north of aleppo links up with the y.p.g.'s desire to strengthen the corridor and expand east from avrein to y.p.g. controlled territory in the north-east. it's extremely difficult to navigate the politics as philip hammond's comments indicate >>> russian president vladimir putin spoke on the phone with syrian president bashar al-assad, talking

. >> eddie: well, we talked about the inability of blackhawks to manage the puck through the middle of the ice. patrick kane not able to get that puck in. haula off to the races and patrick kane takes him down. you see the official pointing to the net automatically. empty netter. >> pierre: another one of the minnesota tie-ins, born and raised in finland. haula. >> doc: automatic goal and that the net is empty and the foul is ruled from behind. so parise gives it across, darling is back in the cage. zach parise brought it ahead. half a dozen goals for the wild. 21 in the last four games. protecting pretty well and being a pass to danault that time was hinostroza. and quite a week for usa hockey. lots of things going on. wear your jersey day was friday. a lot of people did that. including the school. led back across. folin a shot. that stunned van riemsdyk he is trying gallantly to stay on the play. comes back again for a shot. and he is in bad shape. bench. we're a little preoccupied with him and his health and he gets there finally. seabrook controls the puck. by teravainen and it can

at what's going on in china, the chinese are trying to move to more free market, and there is an inabilitymmunicate more freely. that is generating volatility. the world's standards today for publicly listed companies and publicly listed disclosure on balance sheets and audited financial sheets, corporage governance, is pretty high and getting higher everywhere in the world. people, investors, capital is fungible around the world. capital moves at the speed of light today. people want access to chinese companies, and they want chinese companies held to the same standards. number two, they want the market place to determine which chinese companies should have access to capital. not the chinese deciding which chinese companies should have access to capital. -- to the extent you start getting more accepted financial statements. corporate governance and a market that determines which companies will be public and which will not be public. i think you will see volatility. a little bit of this is natural evolution, as you are evolving a market in real-time. unfortunately, for the chinese, they ar

he says the nypd's inability to access an iphone, despite having investigation into the recent shootings of two nypd officers in the bronx. >>> pope francis is weighing in on the zika outbreak, suggesting it's okay for women to use birth control if they've been exposed to the virus. the zika virus has been linked to severe brain defects in babies born to infected mothers. >> and president obama will make month. the white house says the president will visit the island nation march 21st and 22nd and will meet once with president raul castro. it is the first time a sitting u.s. president visits the country in seven decades. that's what's happening in the news. let's talk weather. the weather is nicer and getting nicer. nick: it is. after a cold night and after a bit of cloud cover coming tomorrow, but the weekend is going to be that milder point. ernie: high temperatures? nick: 50s this weekend. nick: well -- ernie: not quite. we're thinking about it. march can bring some surprises. we've had bigger snowstorms in march. we can all dream. i do it all the time. 36 and 27 today. a little below

reporter: and the inability to an act reforms threatens the minsk agreement arbitrated by germany and france one year ago. >> there is still a great risk. that is why we are clearly telling the separatists in russia that the pressure must stop. because, in addition to a stable security situation, a political outlook is needed. and this is where the snag lies. the people in this transition zone have not been able to elect representatives democratically. for this to happen, kiev must pass an election law that opposition is growing among ukrainians. >> the minsk agreement practically legalizes the crimes against the separatists. >> voting in the occupied areas makes no sense at all. reporter: for now, that is what the deal calls for. brent: are you in the mood for a hazardous snack? there's one story in particular to get your teeth into, but you don't want to choke. guest: on chocolate from mars -- they are recalling products from 50 countries. a piece of plastic was found in one of its chocolate bars. it includes snickers and some milky way bars. the company has traced a piece of plasti

another big problem has been the inability to get standing in the in the uniteds, states, you have to be directly impacted to bring a challenge, but it is very difficult because of the secrecy around this to find out who -- if you have been impacted. there is a vicious cycle that limits this. some of the more excessive provisions have been tamped put, in terms of trying to in better controls and some greater oversight on some of the decisions that have been made. catherine: thank you so much, eric, a legal analyst speaking to us live from new york. the international is urging perris city authorities to find a lasting housing solution -- amnesty international is urging paris city authorities to find a lasting housing solution for thousands of roma who were evicted today. many of them had left before the day's evictions. 7:00 a.m. t is french police surround a makeshift roma camp built on an abandoned railway track in the north of paris. they are here to enforce a french court's decision to evacuate and dismantle the encampment, a verdict that was based on a legal complaint by the frenc

. >> reporter: citing an accumulating deficit and the inability to raise funds, the diocese of san jose will close the school in june. more than 230 students in grades 9 through 11 will need to transfer out. 35 faculty members will lose their jobs. suzanne's daughter graduated from the academy a few years ago. they both can't believe it's come to this. >> by not knowing, they kept us in the dark. i almost feel there was a plan in place and we were never notified. >> the diocese of san jose said -- >> some kids need a small environment and thrive in a small environment. because st. lawrence is small, they have a lot to offer the students. >> reporter: barbara just applied for her daughter to apply this fall. >> maybe everybody hearing this news can support the high school as well and we can do something. >> reporter: a petition on change.org has collected more than 1,000 signatures. in santa clara, chris wen, news." >>> the victim is a 59 visiting from china. they are now inspecting the tree to determine what caused it to fall on monday. >>> a dui suspect is accused tonight of hitting an

she had an underdeveloped left side of her skin and inability to run and play with other kids. >> she still gets a little tired running here or there but not sick tired, it's just trying to build stamina tired. >> reporter: shelley had been on the waiting list for a transplant for more than two years and then they finally got the call, a donor had been found. while shelby was recovering, casey and shan dia thorns bury were trying to confirm if shelby received their son's heart, their vivacious 7-year-old boy morgan died in a tragic accident with a golf cart. >> we just wanted them to know what kind of kid morgan was. >> reporter: she wrote a letter to shelby. >> we started teasing that we were gonna send disclaimers really wild kid afterwards, and underwear. >> reporter: giving shelby a chance to try out for the basketball team. >> i would like to say thank you to them for what they did, because not only did they help us and our family but i hear they helped many other families and that's an anaidzing thing. the parents of the little boy say he loved ninja warriors and to play basketb

justify and heidi defense their inability to get through to people. john: we spent a lot of time on preparers. -- people who care most about taxpayers turn out to be the irs employees. when you have to stay online for a lengthy. of time before you get in, they are troubled by that. forward, i think people understand that the level destineder service is on how many people do we have answering the phone? did withhe thing we the money is higher a thousand people more than what we had before. if it is going to take this year, we're going to need more resources. getmately, people need to hold of the irs on the phone and there have to be people on the other end of the phone. gears, the irs .ecently unveiled a tax budget there have been folks in financial form who say you guys basically caved because of the irs scandal. what is your response to that? you anycan't tell details and that one and particular, but as a general matter we have been sensitive to concerns about people who .pplied we have taken all of the ie jeez recommendations. everyone deserves to b

a real up tick in cars left illegally parked in front of their homes, congestion in the streets, inability to really peacefully enjoy their own houses on days of worship. >> temple leaders say they want to resolve the issues as quickly as possible so construction can resume. >> new york's crackdown on uber drivers is back on. after a meeting yesterday, newark public safety officials say they will ticket drivers who violate city ordinances. the port authority says the city does not have jurisdiction. >>> and in connecticut a controversy over graduation people are up in ample rms over a decision to have all graduating students wear red gone wns. up until now, boys have worn red and girls have worn white. a student has started an online petition to reverse the change. >>> if you have a verizon cell phone you may have lost service today due to a hardware failure. verizon says many customers experienced intermittent data outages. the issue was fixed a few hours late zbleer late. >>> let's talk about this weather. >> yeah. you're talking -- some of us may lose power tonight because of the gusty