the 18,000-seat stadium opened across the street from san josi airport. 10,000 people headed to today's game to get their first feel of what the stadium is like. the stadium features an open concourse, wi-fi, ground-level seating and what is called the largest outdoor bar in america. >> all the different areas of the stadium are designed to have a fun experience. you don't even need to be a supersoccer fan to enjoy it. >> the stadium took two years and $100 million of private money to build. single-game tickets for the season-opener are march 2nd are sold out, but there are still a few hundred season ticket as valuable. they start at around $300. >>> it's hard to belove, but it's been 50 years since a small town in alabama made headlines across the world. >> we take a look back at iconic images that helped to push the civil rights movement and people who played role. . >>> 50 years ago on march 7th a tiny town in alabama would make headlines across the world. hundreds of black americans demanding civil rights would leave selma to walk to the montgomery bu

>> uh-huh. >> thank you so much josie.aking time to talk to us. >> peace suckers. >> did you say peace, suckers? >> three complete idiots trying to move a couch. they may seem slightly familiar. >> what's going on mike? >> we're trying to move a couch from upstairs to downstairs. >> how's it going? >> not well. >> there's the couch. >> oh my. >> oh no. >> of course as you are aware, some people at home mike our esteemed mike from our web team decided to go off and be amazing on the other side of the country. as a part of this he was trying to sell all of us his furniture, tvs, socks, whatever. britney was going to buy his sofa i said i have a pickup truck, i can help. >> you're the third idiot. >> i am the third idiot. this is where we're at so far. it's completely jammed. it doesn't matter which way we took it always ended up getting jammed. mike had a great idea. >> i saw this on an episode of "benny hill." going to toss the sofa over the railing? >> we got to the point, there's no other way to get it down let's throw it

he's doing his job. >> reporter: josie wells was a deputy marshal since 2011.nforcement and his brother is a police officer in jackson, mississippi. one of his brothers from jackson university a professor, said that he was discipline and always dreamed of becoming a police officer, and wells never thought of it being p a dangerous job, but he just knew that he wanted to do it. >> these guys are going out several times a day, serving out warrants for violent crimes, they're prepared and ready for it. but you can't be ready for every scenario. >> reporter: especially when a cold-blooded killer breaks out fire. and josie learned the day after his murder found out that his new bride is having a baby boy. randi kaye, cnn, new york. >> our thoughts are with his family, his friends, and all the colleagues in the marshal service. let's get the latest on some of the other stories we're following. amara walker has a "360" bulletin. amara? >> marco rubio made sure it clinches a nuclear deal with iran. kerry denied the strategy to defeat isis. at the boston bombing trial,

and josie learned the day after his murder she's having a baby boy.k. >> our thoughts are with his family his friends, and all the colleagues in the marshal service. let's get the latest on some of the other stories we're following. amara walker has a "360" bulletin. amara? >> marcho rubio made sure it clinches a nuclear deal with iran. kerry denied the strategy to defeat isis. at the boston bombing trial, sean collier in blood in the squad car three days after the bombings. prosecutors say dzhokhar tsarnaev and his older brother murdered collier during an unsuccessful attempt to steal his gun. and in south africa mugged at gunpoint while waiting to a live report and minutes from going on the air. assailants got away with cell phone and thankfully no one was hurt. incredibly brazen crime. >> unbelievable. amara, thank you very much. >>> coming up his instagram pictures are full life of the jet set but with taxpayer money? drew griffin caught up. >> looking back do you think you made a mistake? can you understand why people are concerned? >> i hope you

it's horrible. >> josie, it might happen next time. that's the fear. >> and it might. >> josie, thank you. joining us now is the council member who called that emergency meeting and reportedly told his fellow city officials "we have blood on our hands" panama city beach councilman keith curry is with us. why do you say you have blood on your hands? >> because in the starting of spring break and watching it this year it was just a matter of time for that to happen. you have to be accountable for your actions and accountable leader. and the blood of those children are on our hands. >> but the sheriff's been warning, did you not believe the sheriff? the sheriff he's been saying it's a recipe for disaster. i talked to the sheriff before spring break started this year before our cameras went down there. and he told me the same thing we're one bottle away from a riot and this is a recipe for disaster and we can't stop it and nobody's listening. are you going to listen now? >> i have listened, sean. again, that's why last thursday night at th

>> from golden sisters, josie, mary and teresa. huge internet hits. >> must be the diesel. >> they're dispelling the myth that diesel engines are stinky. >> it's not the diesel, josie. >> oh, my goodness it smells like marinated camel crap. >> who farted? >> you're about to find out. there's another youtube star about to make an appearance. >> not the diesel. oh it's tuna. you need a bath. >> ah! >> steven is also a huge youtube star. that's what it is. >> get out of here mary. >> fantastic for too many reasons. the dog, amazing. the clean diesel technology also amazing. i have one. >> yes, you do. this ad is for the volkswagen passat. >> i get crazy mileage. >> melts my heart, whatever the hell that means. >>> this guy's acting like a russian hit man. see it next "right this minute." >>> and still to come the driver with the dash cam stops to let the lady in yellow cross. but, all of a sudden she flies back into frame. the miraculous escape after taking a major hit. >>> plus, they're all busting a move. >> just doing their thing.

and, of course, we want to express our condolences to the death of deputy marshall josie wells killed in the line of fire. and we wish our police officers in ferguson a good recovery. so we have a big job to do. and the way we start with respect i believe with the right resources. while we are looking at the law enforcement agencies of the fbi, dea and atf make up most half of the justice department's budget, close to $15 billion, i think that's a bargain. i think that's a tremendous bargain for what we get in the way you are out there protecting america. there is only a modest increase in here of $98 million and i'm concerned whether that enables you to keep hiring the people that you need to do the job, to be able to sustain the effort with the people that you hire and also will we be able to do the cost of living adjustments for the people who work with you whether they are agents or intelligence analysts or computer analysts? these needed increases come in the context of the president's request. yes, we do know it is above the caps and will be having a robust discussion. while man

we will stand with them as we bid farewell to josie this weekend as we recognize yet another fallen u.s. marshall service hero. our total request for nearlyincludes $1.2 billion for salaries and expenses and $1.5 billion for de tension and $15 million for construction of courthouses nationwide. the agency's many accomplishments over the years as we celebrate our 225th anniversary this year recently would not have been possible without your support from this committee in particular. in recent years, you have acknowledged and provided resources for us to safely guard the nation's federal prison inmate and detention populations. you recognize the importance of those resources. over the past year we had worked carefully to assess the agency spending and where necessary, make improvements and reduce costs. the usms has also benefitted from this committee's decision to restore our resources in 2014, on salaries and expenses. this allowed united states to fill 200 vacant u.s. marshals and i thank you for that support. i can assure you we take our fedish airresponsibilities financially seriousl

. >> josie. >> talked about we're one incident away from a riot. >> one beer bottle. >> and then not listening to the sheriff. now, i spoke to the sheriff. is that true? the sheriff has one plan and they have their plan and they're giving in to the money and the lure of letting the kids drink on the beach? >> she and the sheriff are very tight. and she was one of the councilwomen that decided to talk to us. we did get a phone call from a councilman today and i spoke to him on the phone, his name is john reachcurt. he thinks everything is a lot better than what josie is painting it out to be and what we have painted it out to be. >> why do we get attacked for just showing what's happening? >> well here's the thing. he said when you stand behind the world's largest nightclub and then the fifth largest nightclub and you take pictures, what do you expect to see? of course you're going to see that. it's an isolated event. >> that's what's happening all over the beach. but isn't that happening everywhere? you said to me yesterday you can't walk the beach at all and not smell drugs. >> that

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high in the 80s even into the 90s and the warmest places santa josi a high of 89 degrees 80s for san francisco 85 in concorde concorde and lots of record highs in the bay area. b reaking the old record and san jose smashing the record of 89 we where also in the 80s for san francisco and those records as well for oakland and warm temperatures are hanging on because we where warm during the day is going to be a warm evening right now temperatures in the 70s for most of the bay area. a gorgeous saturday evening. temperatures currently and san jose after 8:00 p.m. in the winter, 80 degrees and just north it is a different story. there is a weather system appear and eureka this will slide into the south and it will help cool temperatures down a little bit so look for cooler readings and cool temperatures like upper 70s and low '80s. and more updates on the forecast and what to expect the week ahead coming up. >> today was the annual parade for st. patrick's day >> it would not be a st. patrick's day parade without beer and lots of green. >> reporter: the 104th annual parade and festival c

public high school, where girls often aspired to be baton twirlers with the marching band, irene and josie were reluctant. it was the 1940s. was it unusual for mexican-american teenagers to do twirling? >> it was. my mom says, you go ahead and try out. they have a new music director, and we'll see if he'll get you in. and he was impressed with the two of us, and he let us in. >> irene went on to become mcallen high's first mexican-american drum majorette, an inspiration to her younger cousins. >> in essence, it really did not matter what race she was. she was just irene. >> irene also made an impression in the local beauty pageants, eventually being crowned miss south texas in 1958. >> she was everything i think that all little girls, especially the young cousins, wanted to grow up to be because she was so poised. i don't know if it's just the right word, elegant? >> after graduating from college, both irene and her sister became elementary school teachers in mcallen. it was both a mission and a joy to be with the children. >> she taught second grade. we had hilarious stories to tell each

marshal josie wells who was killed in line of duty on tuesday while participating in a fugitive task force in baton rouge rouge, will a l.a. deputy marshal wells was attached to the marshal southern district office in mississippi and had dutifully volunteered for this recent task force. our thoughts and prayers are with his family, friends and the entire marshals service community for their loss here. the constantly changing landscape of criminal activity at home and abroad challenged the justice's department ability to deal with the emerging threats. we expect federal law enforcement agencies to be more anymore pell and sophisticated than the criminals and terrorists they pursue. the goal of this joint law enforcement hearing is to determine how the 2016 budget would give law enforcement agencies the tools and capabilities to tackle those changing threats, whether they are cyber attacks drug trafficking, financial fraud or terrorism. i believe our federal law enforcement agencies must work together, particularly in tough budget environments to target limited resources in a manner th

she stopped at her aunt josie's where everyone shouted "what do you think of the news? isn't it splendid?" they were all in a tremor of excitement. these kinds of divergent responses made for by the lashes between black and white southerners. in portsmouth, virginia for example, it was dangerous to venture out at night, one northerner explained. since the return of so many rebel prisoners. the fact was confederates were angry too. one of my richest discoveries in might research was the diary of an ardent secessionist and proslavery lawyer named rodney dorman, preserved at the library of congress here in washington. living in the occupied city of jackson, florida, he was disgusted with lincoln's mourners. as he saw black people in soldiers uniforms, and people teaching black people to read and white, he could not contagious. . lincoln and white abolitionists were in his words " ignorant wretches, craven hearted knaves, desecrated prostituted, and perverted." when dorman caught the u.s. marshal in jacksonville a dog, he apologized to dogs. there were also white partners t

we will stand with them as we bid farewell to josie this weekend as we recognize yet another fallen u.s service hero. our total request includes $1.2 billion for salaries and expenses and $1.5 billion for detention and $15 million for construction of courthouses nationwide. the agency's many accomplishments over the years as we celebrate our 225th anniversary this year recently would not have been possible without your support from this committee in particular. in recent years, you have acknowledged and provided resources for us to safely guard the nation's federal prison inmate and detention populations. you recognize the importance of those resources. over the past year we had worked carefully to assess the agency spending and where necessary make improvements and reduce costs. the usms has also benefitted from this committee's decision to restore our resources in 2014, on salaries and expenses. this allowed us to fill 200 vacant u.s. marshals and i thank you for that support. i can assure you we take our fiduciary responsibilities financially seriously. and we will work with your sta

out state-of-the-art transit and you can go to the heart of detroit and to the heart of buffalo and josie the cities coming back. it's still a very small land mass, but when you put the innovative economy on steroids one innovative job equals five other jobs. it can basically expand that into the neighborhood if we are smart about skills and education. there's a recipe out there. it's about collaboration. it's about public-private at its core. it will fundamentally i think it will change with the national government does. in some cases the national government really does need to lead to a lot of this advanced research is really coming out of the national government. no one else does the same work on basic science or even applied research, but on skills, infrastructure, and national government needs to be a better partner in the service of city priorities and city vision. so there is exciting work out there and there is a roadmap for prosperity shared prosperity. but it does mean that we need to recognize the world has fundamentally changed. >> thanks in which. sector kaster, i'm actually

they say 28-year-old josie wells was serving a warrant tuesday on a suspect in a double homicide when he was killed. the suspect identified as jamie croom was wounded. >>> the senate plans to take up the nomination of loretta lynch for attorney general next week. majority leader mitch mcconnell making that announcement today. her nomination cleared the judiciary committee last month with bipartisan support. if confirmed by the full senate lynch would be the first black woman to serve as attorney general. >>> a lot of people complaining saying it's been a long time to get that nomination going. >>> markets mixed after the u.s. markets' steep plunge yesterday. stocks suffered their worst day of the year. the dow tumbled 332 points erasing all of its gains for the year. the s&p 500 also now negative on the year sank almost 2%. the surging dollar folks, the big story, and that really spooked investors. the dollar at a 12-year high against the euro. the euro slipping even more this morning. this is great news if you're traveling to europe. really great news if you're traveling to europe. b

and we certainly are thinking of him and director hilton we want also to express our condolences to josie wells, killed in the line of duty on march the 10th, family and friends, i think this again, these things illustrate what's y'all are about and we really do appreciate you. in regard to really want to follow up on what senator was talking about. in a different way and just the tools that we've got out there to try and fight the drug epidemic and fighting that director jones, as a response to crime in arkansas, i understand that both are potentially candidates to be made a violence reduction network. can you talk about that and that initiative and how that's helpful? >> thank you. the reduction in the work is an initiative that the old becomes new and it really is a collaborative effort. with not only federal law enforcement across the board, but with state and locals to address violent crime at a multitude of levels and make it sustainable. i know that little rock in particular has been discussed not only as a vrn potential site, but also is a site that we've done some work for. to tr

and director hilton, we also want to express our condolences to josie wells killed in the line of duty on march the 10th. and again to family and friends, and the u.s. marshal's service. i think this -- again these things illustrate what you all are all about. and we sure do appreciate you. in regard to -- i really want to follow up on what senator mccow ski was talking about. just the tools we've got out there to try and find the drug epidemic, and then along with that, the violent crime that comes with that. director jones, as a response to the crime in little rock and west memphis, arkansas i understand that both are potentially candidates to be named of violence reduction network. can you talk a little bit about that? and that initiative and how that's helpful? >> thank you senator, for the question. and the vr violence reduction network is an initiative that the old becomes new. it really is a collaborative effort with not only federal law enforcement across the board but also with state and locals to address violence crime at a multitude of levels. and make it sustainable. i know

marshal in josie wells in the past month and he's from south mississippi. it was in the line of duty and he left a wife and unborn child to carry on his legacy. so we know what y'all sacrifice day in and day out and some of the best people in the world serve in our law enforcement. i would like to follow up real quick on, you know, chairman rogers mentioned, he brought up china. and china is in from armed services and homeland security, my former committees always pique my curiosity. they seem to be aggressively building up their military and their space capabilities. and it sounded -- i don't want to put words in your mouth -- that we know china, the government of china is involved in cyberattacks on american -- on the american government and american enterprise. and so knowing that and just indicting five individuals to expose them and shame them, i don't think it really works with china, since they have the consent of their government. so with that, how do we counter the -- what would you recommend to us on how we counter the cyber threats both certainly

deputy josie wells was killed after getting into a shootout. the suspect was wanted on state murder charges, linked to a double homicide last month. he's in the hospital after being wounded in that incident. >>> a city manager of ferguson missouri has resigned following the scathing justice department report. it found ferguson officials, include city manager john shaw, saw residences sources of revenue. that report found widespread racial bias in the police department. and in his system. in his letter shaw said he never instructed the police to target african-americans or the poor. calling the report's finding simply false. >> more fallout. >>> a photo of a blood-stained letter introduced as a key piece of evidence in the trial against boston bombing suspect dzokhar tsarnaev. >>> and hillary clinton says using a private email account was all about convenience and using just one phone. but did she change her story? and the big question why won't she release her server? and as new as tomorrow. you can have a yard. or slightly less. gardening isn'