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to the right people have, including maternity and paternity rights. the emphasis in europe now needs to be making sure that we expand our single market and make it more successful for businesses, recognizing social benefit matter as well, but principally they are a matter of the house. >> millions of u.k. citizens live elsewhere in the european union. european decisions about the environment reduce carbon dioxide emissions. relations between member states have been softened and perfectly dialogue and agreement where it's truly a huge improvement on confrontations. will the prime minister concentrate on the positive argument for e.u. membership and protect the approach of projects here. >> by arguments about the stronger and the european union and better off than the reformed european union are all positive arguments. i would add that things like pollution crosses borders and make sense to work together. the fundamental point he makes, he had died are both poor store children. we should never forget when we sit around a table that 70 years ago this cou

recommendations include patients and doctors should first consider pain therapy that doesn't including opioids. before prescriek opioid , physicians should clearly outline the risk of addiction. and if opioids are needed, they should be low dose and short act. >> a lot of people who get into problems with opiates start with acute pain. that's why we say for most episodes of acute pain, three days will be enough. it is very rare that more than seven days will be needed. >> reporter: the c.d.c. also hopes clinicians will check an online database to see if patients are going to other doctors to get those drugs. >> pelley: and opioids can be jon, thanks very much. in a moment, what the chinese say about trump.ving for retirement. then we asked some older people when they actually did start saving. this gap between when we should start saving and when we actually do is one of the reasons why too many of us aren't prepared for retirement. just start as early as you can. it's going to pay off in the future. if we all start saving a little more today, we'll all be better prepared tomorrow. pru

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i will check with the organizers of the event and if there is anything that we can include. we may be able to include maps or information from san francisco architectural heritage about their program. >> and maybe create a list about legacy businesses. >> sure. that's a great question. >> if there is nothing further we can move on to item two, review of the past events at the planning commission and staff report and announcements. >> good afternoon tim frye. no formal report for you regarding the recent events of the planning commission but i have a few things to share with you. one is that the planning department hosted a table at the san francisco history days at the old mint last week on march 5 and six. we answered general questions regarding the department's preservation program and property information and we did have a map posted where members of the public could write down landmarks they think should be designated in the future and we compiled the list and will share during the next quarterly report. second is the department began the public outreach portion of the n

including the descendants of indigenous people and immigrants alike. no matter what they look like, no matter what their gender, no matter whom they love. our unwavering commitment to democracy and human rights will be plain when the president visits cuba. last week, i met with represents from civil society and human rights organizations, journalists, clergy, and young people. some of them shared stories of living in cuba. others spoke of the aspirations of their family and friends who remain there. it was powerful and at times emotional. i assured them that human rights will indeed be a key part of our agenda in cuba and that this administration, not the cuban government, will determine which civil society leaders the president meets with. the message president obama will deliver, privately and publicly, is simple. we believe the cuban people, like people everywhere, are best served by genuine democracy. when they're free to choose their leaders, express their ideas, and practice their faith. so the united states will keep championing the human rights

russia wants ethnic kurds to be included but they have not been invited. arguesnal and he will nus are a front have been excludedel nusr have been excluded. >> spoilers will try to upset the talks by incident, by whatever you will be seeing, and we will be seeking. it will need to be called and i mentioned keeping that type of capacity. public rhetoric will try to cast ire on preconditions but this is a moment of truth. >> to james bays in geneva. james, steffan desura says this is a moment of truth. what's going to be happening today and in the coming days in geneva? >> reporter: well, it's going to start with the government side coming here to the united nations. remember these are what they call proximity talks. so both sides meet with the mediator, but they don't meet at this stage anyway face to face. >> first meeting for this round -- remember we had a failed round of talks that really got no where a matter of weeks ago but this first round taking place in the next ten minutes or so at the u.n.'s headquarters for europe in geneva. we understand that

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and mary, the tough questions up there, including from you. but you spoke with some of the families from flint who traveled to d.c. what do they make of what they heard today? >> reporter: david, the families we spoke with said that someone has to be held accountable. but what they want more is david? >> mary bruce with us live from mary, thank you. >>> now, to breaking developments, new images coming in at this hour, after the capture of a young american, reportedly from virginia, accused now of fighting for isis. we reported earlier this week on the 26-year-old captured, taken into custody by kurdish forces. tonight, a new video here, explaining why he left the u.s. and adding that he, quote, made a bad decision. the new video. >> reporter: accused by kurdish authorities of fighting for isis, the young american, born in virginia, tells a very different story. it was all about a girl, he told kurdish tv in iraq. >> i made a bad decision to go with the girl, to go to mosul. because i wasn't thinking straight. >> where are you infrom? >> united

including that temporary ban of muslims coming into the united states. but take a look at this. you see 27% of republican voters today say they would not vote for donald trump in the fall. in the general election. the key thing here is, though, look at the other candidates. you see almost the same number saying they would not vote for john kasich, marco rubio, ted cruz. the bottom line, a deeply >> all right, jon karl, thank you. >>> and stay with abc news for the primary results as they come in. we're live tonight throughout this pivotal evening. team coverage on "good morning america" in the morning, as well, and of course, tomorrow right here on "world news tonight." >>> meantime this evening, another breaking headline at this hour. a tornado watch across several states, including illinois and missouri, where, of course, they are voting. and, in ohio, this tornado sweeping through, in the past 24 hours. and to south carolina tonight, dangerous driving, a hailstorm near greenville. ginger zee is standing by, but first, abc's alex perez in the storm zone. >> reporter: tonight,

states, including illinois and missouri, where, of course, they are voting. and, in ohio, this tornado sweeping through, in the past 24 hours. and to south carolina tonight, dangerous driving, a hailstorm near greenville. ginger zee is standing by, but first, abc's alex perez in the storm zone. >> reporter: tonight, ohio residents recovering. >> get underneath something sturdy. >> reporter: those five confirmed tornadoes tearing through the dayton area. >> i looked out the window and the whole neighbor's house was coming at it. >> reporter: ripping the roof of this house. that same system, pounding south carolina with that golf ball-sized hail. in louisiana, the national guard bringing black hawk helicopters to fight flooding. sandbags northwest of and the sabine river, now shutting down a major highway, interstate 10. the swollen waterways devastating communities along deweyville. >> reporter: here in deweyville, water just keeps coming, shattering 100-year-old flood records here. >> reporter: russell losing both his home and his restaurant. >> all washed aw

they sat down to a meal that included food that was not kosher, including oysters.his is a menu from that event. this is an oyster fork from the caterer that is on loan to us. this was a big controversy. not all the rabbis who came were reform minded. a lot of people kept kosher and were faced with all these nonkosher foods at this meal. it was a big controversy that became known as the trafa banquet. food.being nonkosher at the end of the century, about the 1870's to 1880's in this gallery, a lot of the central european jews who emigrated from europe in the mid-19th century have made their way in america and settled in and they have professions and jobs. they start to become interested in giving back to the community, that to the wider american community and the jewish community. one of the ways they start doing that is they start to get organized and hold balls in supported different charitable causes. this is around the time the some of the first jewish federation charities get founded. a popular time to hold these balls was during the holiday that is very focuse

including taylor swift. ed sheeran, and farrell. it don't matter if you are black or white >> proved to be the pop star's most lucrative investment in a business career riddled with you've been hit by a smooth criminal >> jackson's estate agreed to sell its stake in the company to sony for $750 million. the sale is expected to finalize in march. and more than 17,000% increase on what jackson paid for atv originally. >>> overseas, china's communist government is moving to combat the terrible air pollution around beijing with pedal power. seth doan is there. >> reporter: we have seen plenty of pollution busting gimmicks and cans of fresh air. this was a publicity stunt. now beijing is looking at another way to combat smog and bad traffic. and about as low tech as you can get. early each morning, he prepares or well braces for his commute. the 39-year-old zig-zags through beijing traffic on his 30-minute than 5.5 million cars. it is dangerous he admits. cars and bikes are fighting for space on the road. what can you do? 28,000 new cars

the process included development of marketing materials and the which included plans for the facility showing very clearly with the opportunities were for retail open space management as well as promotional platform. we had telephone calls and in person presentations we also did site chores around the construction areas so we could inform the respondents but the construction progress as well as the general vitality of the neighborhood. the scope for the rfp calls for four very very specific things. we are asking the master lease to provide for the fit out leasing and management of the facility wide retail space. the master lease will also be responsible for development and operations of a high-quality promotional platform, which includes advertising assets, name rights, sponsorships public and private events. the master lease will response for the management and production of public and private events and finally the master lease will be responsible for managing the facility the maintenance and capital improvements. as mark mentioned, we went through a cutie outreach process starting

it will also include a where they can build resumes. the district estimates that there are more than 23- hundred homeless students in the county. also in volusia county... students will have to wait a bit longer to find out what they'll be wearing to school next year. the daytona beach news journal reports.... the school board decided last night to move back a vote on the issue. the uniforms would include matching polo shirts... khakis... and closed- toe-shoes. the board is set to hold discuss uniforms further on march 29th. after months of waiting.... u-c-f is set to make a splash in downtown orlando. ool... getting the green light to break campus. coming up-- find out how the new facility will impact the surrounding area. plus.... q no spring break for local law police are out in full force... trying to keep the beaches shocking number of people being hauled look, i know you're a cow and all. and you may not know what i'm talking about, but, uh. the yogurt made from your milk, is delicious. get ready for sun protection that stays on .

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we ask to include this on a holistic manner. fiscal year 2016 included substantial increases for ihs and other programs that we are hopeful that the 2017 budget will build upon and those investments made. tribes have made some progress and there are key advantages of underfunded services. i am appalled at what happened in flint. over 200 members and my tribe were affected by this and i'm glad that congress and the rest of the nation is paying close attention to what can happen when community infrastructure breaks down. i am equally appalled that no one is paying attention to the structural needs. in our citizens have been under comparable conditions and i ask you to consider this when they include the quiet crisis later this year. the commission is undertaking a review of the federal funding of obligations in indian country. we call on congress that is necessary to reverse the trends on the underfunding that has long-standing impacts on the nations people. we provide services such as law enforcement and social services, and ener

his style of thorough realism included dramatic use of light and shadow. it had a huge influence on baroque paintings, which became a major trend in the 17th century. this art historian curated the exhibition. >> what would you say is the allure of his work? >> translator: his paintings aren't the same as other realistic painters. his realism is sour and ugly, a true observation of the human state. the people in his paintings are the same people we see on the street today. that's why we may feel more familiar with them than those of rafael. he depicted people in life size. the second is light. the subject's vivid expression is floating in space. the strong light that normally comes from the upper left side hits the faces and a few other parts. the rest is all in darkness. he painted with the viewer's reactions in mind, to draw them into the picture. >> reporter: he created many masterpieces. and became the most popular artist of his time. since then, his notoriety has only grown. at this exhibition, historical documents can also be seen. they include polic

hey jude >> reporter: including the beatles. i want them to >> the rolling stones. >> reporter: and bob dyalan. jackson purchased atv publishing for $41.5 million. and included the beatles catalog and many lennon/mccartney classics. in 1995 jackson sold half interest at sony to create atv publishing. the deal gave jackson, now his estate, 50% control of some of the newest generation of stars. including taylor swift. ed sheeran, and farrell. it don't matter if you are black or white >> proved to be the pop star's most lucrative investment in a business career riddled with failures and debt. you've been hit by a smooth criminal >> jackson's estate agreed to sell its stake in the company to sony for $750 million. the sale is expected to finalize in march. on what jackson paid for atv originally. >>> overseas, china's communist government is moving to combat the terrible air pollution around beijing with pedal power. seth doan is there. >> reporter: we have seen plenty of pollution busting gimmicks and cans of fresh air. this was a

dozens killed and hundreds wounded including americans. scenes of carnage from the airport and the subway that have stunned the world. the suspected bombers caught on camera. and at this hour, a massive manhunt is under way for the one suspect who apparently survived and remains on the loose. there have been raids going on across belgium today. that's where we begin with nbc's keira simmons. new information just coming in. keira what can you tell us? >> reporter: well, good evening. lester. tonight nbc news has learned that authorities believe they have located a bomb-making

depends on depends on what you include in that. it's not an enormous part of our budget but it is a critical part of our budget. >> for a 5%. >> it doesn't cover things that were talking about the bills that will come in the future to keep it that way. it is just what we are paying in this year for nuclear deterrence. >> i ask, because of the sizable bills coming due to modernize and infrastructure, sometimes hear people say when we spend so much money on weapons we never use, my response would be first, we don't spend that much money on them in context of the defense budget and second, we user nuclear weapons every single day. there is a sea -based deterrence fund created last year in anticipation of the large expense of the ohio glass replacement summary. obviously we need to upgrade our bomber, that's why that's why we have the be 21 program and there also lambaste infrastructure modernization that is needed. rather than having nearly a fee-based fund, should we should we perhaps have a nuclear deterrence fund? >> i think that m

humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you've been to areas where certain fungal infections are common, and if you've had tb, prone to infections, or have flu-like don't start humira if you have an infection. raise your expectations. ask your gastroenterologist about humira. with humira, >>> we'll have more on the brussels terror attack in just a moment but first some of the day's other news. rob ford, the former toronto mayor whose misconduct made him internationally famous has died. he was battling a rare aggressive form of cancer. ford scandal plagued time in office made headlines, including in 2013 when he admitted smoking crack cocaine while in office. his re-election bid was cut short when he was diagnosed with cancer. instead, he ran for his old city council seat a

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without including rosalio munoz. this is a photo of him at ucla, to be elected.no he had the courage to take on selective service by refusing to be inducted into the military. ofng the historic day september 16, mexican independence day, he proclaimed that he would not allow himself to be inducted by a military and government that profits on genocide, as he put it, on chicano men by a proportionately -- disproportionately dropping them -- a drafting them. draftganized an anti- organization to assist other two condos how to challenge their draft status. -- to assist other to challenge their draft status. this led to him becoming the key organizer of the chicano moratorium community that organized the largest and missed movement the chicano and the largest protest against the war in vietnam by any minority group in the country. they did that will live in infamy come august 20 9, 1970 when 20,000 or more chicanos marched against the war in east l.a.. 1970 when 99, 20,000 or more chicanos marched against the war in east

the cease-fire in parts of syria does not include the islamic state it does include the ancient cityleppo. elizabeth palmer reports. >> reporter: for three years, in the heart of aleppo, rebels battle syrian soldiers. and by the time the army won, the world had lost one of its greatest cultural jewels. the city's ancient market. there are some things that people on both side of this very bitter conflict have in common. one is the destruction. terrible here in the government controlled area. and down there, where the opposition hold ground it is just as the bad. the other things they share are exhaustion and misery. you see that on every side in a poor neighborhood right on the front line. where tarps shield residents and families eke out life in the ruins. scan we come up and see you? the ganzi family invited us inside. there is no running water or electricity. in their tiny apartment, she explains that her son, a soldier, was killed in action. without his salary, everyone including the five grandchildren is surviving on charity. downstairs there is a soccer game. hamid is fast on hi

it included many lennon/mccartney classics. in 1985 jackson sold half of it to sew nay to create atc publishing. the deal gave jackson, now his estate, 50% of control of some of the newest generation of stars including taylor swift, ed sheeran, and pharrell williams. if you're black or white >> reporter: it's proved to be the pop star's most lucrative investment in a career that was riddled with failures and debts. on monday jackson's estate agreed to sell its stake in the company to sony for $750 million. that sail is expected to finalize in march and is more jackson paid initially. it does not include the master recordings or songs that michael jackson did. >> it sounds like he was a very good businessman. >> it was. you think of the collaboration he had with paul mccartney. they were buddies and then he went out -- >> a bit of betrayal. >> he should have called to say i'm going to do this. >> i think paul mccartney should get that library. >> it's strange to not own the music you wrote. >> that's >>> thanks for being with us

that includes strengthening intere international rules. we will have to ensure that iran fully meets its commitments under the nuclear deal to make sure that we're enforcing effective sanctions on north korea, that at our upcoming summit here in washington we are continuing to increase nuclear security. in europe, with our nato allies, we're continuing to bolster our common defenses. we are continuing to push to make sure that the minsk agreement is upheld and we are supporting ukraine's right to self-determination. on climate change, we have to ensure that nations meet their paris commitments, that the united states does so as well, and we invest in new clean energy solutions and help developing countries deal with climate change and ensuring that they do not feel that they have to choose between uplifting their people economically and preserving the planet. we're going to have to continue to work on transnational threats like cyberattacks. making sure that we have put in place an architecture so we have rules governing that space. preven

laws, including north carolina. wendy weiser studies electioning >> these laws are a backlash against increasing participation by new voters in the political process. >> reporter: but republican state representative david lewis supports want new law. how many documented, verified instances of voter fraud in the last five years do you know about? >> we don't know if-- how widespread that may be or may not be. but isn't the integrity of our republic worth maintaining that somebody is who they say they are when they present themselveses to vote? >> reporter: sanchez thorpe did get to vote, but by midafternoon, roughly 1,000 voters without valid i.d.s had to cast provisional ballots, which means they need to be verified before the votes can be counted. mark strassmann, cbs news, raleigh. >> pelley: now, we've been talking to voters in these states as they left the polls today, and demarco morgan is keeping track of that exit polling information. demarco, what are we finding out? about. we have all heard about t.p.p. and

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