pendent doctors confirmed juneau and milton have injuries consistent with torture but the u.k. home office has rejected their asylum claims. because i was working in my uncle's shop in. my father was a fisherman and i don't get paid to help him there was no economic hardship if my life was not under threat i would be in my family. the sri lankan government and the police denied there were just sites in the country they say the asylum seekers economic refugees seeking a better life run the risk. there were. against the border to live there before. me i don't the in the newsroom for anyone. as you have on your confident that the days of the white banner. you're not after these different. despite those denials the office of missing persons wants to investigate all wideband abductions and military bases where torture is said to have occurred can you say testimony from people who have survived what. yes yes we have and there is provision even by video link to have. to listen to weaknesses. who are not in the media presence of the commission are the forces. destroying can government

this man who we'll call our juneau was accused of trying to revive the tamil tiger movement an allegation he denies. them and the other not and there was there from april to just. be of use to me and beat me many times but i can't tell you certain things about how they talk to me and i'm with two or three times i resisted but they beat me up by david on my back with a hot iron door i still have the scars. after the readings i've been. a junior says he was held at a military base called joseph camp where he was tortured insecurely abused at least thirty times he could hear the screams of other men being tortured these tamil asylum seekers still carry the scars gina remains haunted by the experience. and people say that i scream a lot in my sleep at night i have bad dreams dreams that i am dead that i am being beaten with it. in our therapy at a london city church other tamil asylum see. has captured the beauty they knew. but i do know can't forget the horrors of war independent doctors confirmed juno and milton have injuries consistent with torture but the u.k. home office has rejected the

. >>> nasa has released new tadata collected by the juneau mission during its fourth pass over the planet. its infrared companytures were to give an insight how the inside of the polls work. the lowest is negative 117 degrees pharfahrenheit. >> not quite that cold. >> draw tooma here with the weather. >>> a few high drouclouds from to time, but that's about it. we do not have any moisture at the time being. for now, though, 40s to 50s for next hour, some patchy fog stretching down towards santa cruz. a reel start high it for the day, high on thursday. 65 in san francisco, about 69 in oakland, 74 in an jose and 78 the high in sans santa rosa. it's only a nice looking day. we'll have party cloudy skies early on. otherwise a lot of nine for most and temperatures pretty much where they should be. bright and breezy tomorrow and guesty in our hills. saturday and sunday spring and warmth and mild inland monday before temperatures drop a bit tuesday and into wednesday. >> thank, drew. >>> well, if last night win over the wellkens, the golden state holders tickets go on sale. >> warriors insiders

, when did you know in the odyssey of committees and approvals a nuclear launch approval, went to juneau it was going to fly? >> that did not come until the end. in the book describes it well. even just a few months before the flyby there were instances that we needed to clear for nuclear launch approval, some technical issues with the rocket, getting enough fuel for the power supply. that only came together in the last few weeks. then, it was altogether when the spacecraft was on the launch vehicle and that was rolled out on an interesting day. it was friday, january 13. that was our big day. i remember going out and looking at this monster of a rocket, the size of a new york city size trance skyscraper. standing there with little horizons perched in the nosecone. i was thinking we are going to do this thing. look at this and look at what we pull together. >> this is an 2006. this is how many years after the glimmer pluto? >> 17 years. now to see it on the launchpad at the top of the rocket, you are both there for the launch. i imagine you are busy. >> it was an incredible experience. i

i don't think it is as good as juno but they are calling this a trilogy from juneau to young adults toere seeing for sure. it is not a superhero film. it is very realistic at times. jillian: he will send the control room overboard if we don't wrap this up. what do you rate it? >> two out of five, nowhere near as good as the original, watch the goldie hahn, kurt russell movie. rob: thank you so much. jillian: 24 minutes after the hour, press briefing showdown. another reporter trying to take on sarah sanders. >> i didn't use the term. >> you actually don't know much about me in terms of what i feel and what i don't. >> april riots's exchange, accusing the secretary of politics. you got to hear this one. rob: off to the races, the kentucky derby is tomorrow. and cinco they mayo. janice dean is there for all the fun. look at that. >> look at this hat. what do you think? am i styling this morning? the 144th kentucky derby. the weather is going to be spectacular. stay with us, live from the 144th kentucky derby at churchill downs, stay with us. it was my very first car accident. i called us

juneau, alaska, we go to michael. caller: i disagree with these ladies.the rate at that which kids these days are vaccinated, they have so many vaccinations given to them, it is absolutely insane that you could think anybody's immune system to take advantage in a positive way. if you read on the inserts, routinely it says a definite additive of mercury and aluminum. that stuff is not good to be pumping into little kids' bodies and expecting good things to come from it. about the cdced study that developed the issue of vaccines. where is the research focusing on potential environmental or other factors behind asd? guest: this has been looked at quite a bit. the research is really inconclusive. i want to respond to the caller's concern and say the american -- of pediatrics has set up what is the best schedule and timing of the vaccinations to reduce risk, and manage preventable diseases. i very commonly hear this concern from families about the mercury additive. the type of mercury connected to neurodevelopmental disorders is an entirely different chemical

in juneau, when i got involved i said -- you have to help me with this because why have you never been pass tax cuts? you might've heard the story. they said to me, sir, i don't know, we just can't pass them. i said, can i see a few of these bills over the years. i looked at one from tenures ago, 20 years ago, 30 years ago. it does not say tax cut. it says, the tax reform act of 1994. tax reform! it says things. what does reform mean? it means you might pay more taxes. it did not say cut. so i spoke with leticia and to have been doing a lot longer than me. but we have common sense. i said, wait a minute when you pass the tax reform act of whatever year, nobody knows it is tax-cut. i think they do. great, let's give everybody an education. let's give 350 my people and education. you have to call it the tax cut act. the tax cut act! they want to pass it. kevin brady, a lot of good people. knowledgeable. i being serious about it. i wanted it to be called the tax cut cut cut cut act. for cuts. we all agreed that was a little bit hokey. but we called it the tax cut act, ok? and it was, i do

we have a preferred bypass route it's called the juneau creek alternative. everybody involved agrees that it's the best option. the finalize the ais. the longest one in the country. were not very proud of being in the first in everything and certainly not that. this is a big moment for us. thank you for helping us to get to this place. but the next piece is get a beat to complete a land exchange between the refuge and siri. my ask of you this morning is to give me an update on where you believe the land exchange may be and when we can anticipate that you will be able to initiate it. as you know, it was signed on march 8. the record of decision is nearly done. and we should have that shortly within days. i'm and we start then we start with the crook inlet. to look at that. given the success of king cove i would say we can get this done. if it's a priority of the secretary of the secretary in the study. we can work quickly on things. we look at this particular project and say we are welcoming the opportunity to move quickly under your guidance here. i can say

we had a meeting in rockville, juneau 17 where we developed an association with experts from all over the world and the united states in influenza and what we call a strategic plan and a research agenda which we published in the journal of infectious diseases in february of this year. we are now incrementing that plan, from a basic science standpoint, and also from candidates that are in various stages of development. the preclinical and animal study or a phase one of phase two. i might just close by saying you may have read just a couple of days ago and an ia the sponsored phase two trial for the university flu vaccine candidate with the company beyond [inaudible] and has been beyond initiative and we started a child from the vaccine research center. things are on track and honestly as a mentioned the committee it will not be an overnight type of thing but we are well on the road in various iterations of going to the university of current universal flu vaccine. >> do you see a point that were trying to get up for every year we were not have to try to recalculate what that years flu w

we have a bypass, the juneau creek alternative. everybody, virtually everybody involved agrees that it's the best option. last week, the department of transportation and the state of alaska reached an agreement to finalize the eis. it's the longest running eis in the country, so we're not very proud of being the first in everything, and certainly not that, but this is a big moment for us, and i thank you for helping us get to this place. but the next piece is going to be to complete a land exchange between the kenai national wildlife refuge and siri. so, my ask of you this morning is to give me an update on where you believe that land exchange may be and when we can anticipate that you'll be able to initiate it. >> the eis, as you know, was signed on march 8th. the record decision, the r.o.d., is nearly done, and we should have that shortly, within days, done. and then we start with the cook inlet. it's the regional corporation. they'll look at that. given the success of king cove, i'd say we can get this done. if it's a priority o