. >>> and when we return, kara swisher joins us after her sitdown with facebook's cheryl sandberg andhe fallout for facebook stay with us with the dow up 153 'lbepots wel right back. but i'm not standing still... and with godaddy, i've made my ideas real. ♪ i made my own way, now it's time to make yours. ♪ everything is working, just like it should ♪ >>> coming up on "the halftime report," is wall street overreacting to the trump trade turmoil? we'll answer that question with jim cramer and the new name cramer recently bought and where stocks could go in the weeks ahead and the money manager behind boon pi boonz pickens esf joins us >> all right thank you so much, scott looking forward to it. let's show you what is going on with the markets we had a big turn around here. we hit solidly in positive territory. the dow was down 150 points. it is now up 180 add this to yet another day where we have larger than 300 point swings and mike san thoolsantoli -- >> we're right back where we were wednesday there was a selloff thursday and partial come back on friday. so you essentially got back t

i want to bring in a woman who certainly knows this space, kara swisher, executive editor at recode. take us back. because elizabeth holmes was this 34-year-old silicon valley wonder kid, on the cover, "fortune," "forbes," next steve jobs. the world wanted her to be the next big thing. >> let's be honest, we didn't cover that much because it was medical stuff and we don't cover medical stuff. and it really is a medical device. it's not a tech story. it was medical devices. but she was there in silicon valley, had these high-profile investors, larry ellis and a bunch of other people and that's why it got the attention. she had a board stuffed with famous, older men, really. >> george schultz, james mattis. how did she get a lineup like that? two senators? >> you get one, you get the others. they come like a string of dolls. i don't know. i don't know how she got it. but it was super impressive to a lot of people. and the investors were -- huge. it was a whole bunch of people in there. so that's why it was a silicon valley story. and she had this compelling story of she wore the turtle

. >> more kara mcdougal tonight. thatt that's ahead. and the naming of john bolton as mcmaster's replacement. something the white house said last week was not happening. >> sarah, you took to twitter last night to ensure the public that mcmaster's job was safe. but has the president spoken directly to mcmaster, carson, scholtens to tell them that their jobs were at stake? >> i spoke directly to the president last night. he asked me to pass that message along to general mcmaster. >> well, that was the old message. the new message is more like thanks and good luck. the latest from jeff zeleny who's at the white house. so sarah sanders, that was a week ago, what happened? >> reporter: a lot of things happens in six days, one of the things that happened was the leak of the phone call of the president with vladimir putin. his national security advisers giving him a message, do not congratulate putin. he did congratulate him. but the reality is, this has been in the works for weeks. we have been reporting that the president has sort of fallen

. >> you should name your daughter kara. what better name to have than kara? >> got to be creative so you stand out. >> this should be an international search engine that gives you the meanings of all the countries of the names that exist. >> if you want to play it's easy. >> you go to our website, to the bracket, you'll see two names. pick the name you think we would pick. >> it's easy. if that's too complicated go to their facebook page. if you win you get a prize as big as their baby. >> hopefully she's not huge. >>> we. pets growing up, gerbils, hamsters, guinea pigs. they have a sugar glider but they found the sugar glider at the bottom of its cage motionless. you can see in this jukin video they're trying to give it some chest compressions because the poor little sugar glider -- >> we're sure it didn't take a nap? >> no, they don't sleep that hard. >> they don't know at this point what's wrong with this thing. do they have to take it to the vet in what if the cpr doesn't work. >> they're children. they have warm hearts and hope in their hearts and eyes.

prohibited in france where clients have been handed down big fines since twenty sixteen that has made kara a kind of eldorado of sex tourism. to change our villages image. we have great potential. culture and. sports organizations as with you and as the us and we also have great commercial potential. which is very important. sony a martina says tougher laws are needed to bring about that change confirmed catalonian she accuses the central government in madrid of being too lax. in for this sort of the united states could solve the problems but the spanish government boy is that there is no progress on the issue is that enough. for martinez the biggest problem is street walking and curb crawling she has learned to put up with the brothels when the paradise first opened in twenty ten claiming to be europe's biggest sex club it sparked a public outcry among locals. when. the paradise with something that people from didn't want. whether a business like that as well or not should be up to the local community in my opinion therefore they after all we're not talking about a supermarket a drugstore

kara swindle/owner "they've been sending us updates like crazy we've been so adamant that they send ushour letting us because i don't want anything happening. this dog is our baby." (steve)the swindle family says that irgo will now travel in a private charter flight landed in wichita tonight. (steve) two bald eagles were born this week and a third is expected to hatch in the next few days in santa cruz. the channel islands national park reports the two bald eaglets were born in a nest about 14 hours apart. since disappearing in the 1960's due to the pesticide d-d-t and what the park calls "human persecution"..... bald eagle populations have been steadily growing on the channel islands, thanks to recovery efforts. right now there are 13 active eagle nests and at least 22 known eggs laid. you can keep an eye on them thanks to five live bald eagle webcams available at the institute for wildlife studies webpage. (pam) the pittsburgh zoo's newest additions got their 'well- baby' checkups in front of the public today. four north american river otter pups .... were born in january, at the zoo

swisher and guest host and former defense secretary ash carter kara spent time with sheryl sandberg hi. >> trump and silicon valley. >> yeah. >> doesn't seem like there is any. do you think for all of the conversation we have constantly about this issue and the potential for regulatory action, that regulatory action from washington is really coming? >> no, i don't actually, i just did an interview that's going to broadcast on monday, i think, with chuck schumer, senator schumer. >> yeah. >> he didn't think there was any regulation coming. he was concerned but he seemed to say that they're trying their best they're trying their hardest to soften them, but he didn't feel there was any significant -- >> is all of this hot air -- all of the conversation that we're having about these issues almost daily, if not hourly >> no, no, no, no. i was at a facebook event last night, it was a private event, and i spoke in front of their gay and lesbian employees. they were concerned. they were asking questions about this, what do people think i think it's top on their radar screen to do something

. >>> digging deeper into facebook joining us kara fisher great to have you with us. what is the latest that you are hearing when it comes to zuck and whether or not we'll actually hear from him, or slash see him. >> well he probably will appear on facebook. i hope he doesn't do what he did in puerto rico and appear as a cartoon character but probably a statement and does that and a blog post. it is not clear whether he will do a video or a live video he's done that before to different levels of success. he's going to have to appear all kinds of places. the key thing is where he appears before people where he doesn't have control he has to appear before reporters in a public setting or the congress wants him and the european regulators want him to appear so he'll have to make a lot of appearances and some very tough ones i think the key thing he has to do is, one, apologize immediately and very earnestly that is the key part that he has to do to start >> that is what i was going to ask you. because it sounded like what you were suggesting, there was nothing he could s

a day later he was rescued by helicopter kara loan the tsunami killed around twenty four hundred people each he refuses to tear down the devastated house the ruins serve as a reminder. today rikuzentakata is one big construction site they've taken soil from a mountain and used it to raise the center of the town twelve meters higher japan has earmarked eight hundred thirty million euros for the project but it still wouldn't be enough of a powerful tsunami struck again. yuichi has built a new house on top of the mountain far from the sea his daughter tyler was born just a few weeks before the tsunami her grandparents spent only a few days with her. not me no money did he not explain to her that her grandparents were swallowed by the waves and she understands the meaning of death. such eco says she hates the sea she suspects what happened but she refuses to say that her husband is dead. turning now to some of the other stories making news around the world british authorities investigating the poisoning of a russian spy and his daughter say they found traces of a read of agent at the pub an

(grant) that was kara finnstrom reporting. evacuation warning went into effect at eight this morning... the storm that's forecasted could dump up to two-thirds of an inch of rain per hour at times. (vicki) a big storm is pushing it's way across into the bay area... this is a look at stormtracker 4 radar. (grant) you can see (grant) you can see where the rain is falling right chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here now tracking this storm... lawrence, how much rain are we going to get? a powerful storm is now on final approach and headed toward the bay area. a few showers have already started showing up on doppler radar, but much heavier rain is on the way. it will be loud tonight as the winds begin to howl especially toward dawn tomorrow morning. a wind advisory has been posted for most of the bay area. wind gusts of 40 to 50 miles per hour are possible. on the satellite you see a well formed storm with plenty of cold air behind it to keep the showers coming after the main front passes tomorrow morning. rain will be heavy

kara finnstrom has the latest. >> reporter: the rain is coming down right now. there's a flash flood warning in this area until 6:45. behind us this is all of mill road. you can see it is closed off at this point. this is where that torrent of mud, water debris came rushing down in january before it covered the 101 and if we pan down you can see the 101 there still open at this point. this morning deputies are on patrol up in the hillsides all around downtown montecito here keeping watch. the emergency operations center is also fully staffed. so far, they have not gotten any reports from deputies of problems. let's get to some video of the door to door evacuations that took place here yesterday. the sheriff's department says it ended up doing more than 2200 house checks. it focused on areas near creeks because they couldn't possibly cover everyone under that mandatory evacuation order. they are saying the red zone the highest risk area, about 87% of people have left. only 10 to 15% evacuated in january. now, one of those who packed up and headed out last night w

kara finnstrom kara finnstrom talked to many who are nervous about the possibility of more rain.ervantes/homeowner: "i'm getting ready for the storm, packing one side of the creek so it doesn't get rid of any more of my property."a surreal morning for victor cervantes.he filled sandbags to shore up his montecito home against the possibility of another devastating mudslide. cervantes was in his home january 9th when a roaring rush of mud and debris killed 21 people and destroyed more than 100 homes.victor cervantes/homeowner: "there was this white suv going down the creek, looked like somebody was driving it."the winter storm forecast to move in thursday night is now tracking to drop up to two- thirds of an inch of rain within an hour, so this morning emergency operations staff in santa barbara elevated what had been an evacuation advisory to a warning.commander kelly moore/santa barbara county sheriff's dept.: "they need to prepare."the county's recommendation states there is a high risk for loss of life and property and includes the recent burn areas in parts of goleta, santa ba

will cramer, zoey galosso, gia soriano, andrea fryberg, nate hatch, christina rexroad, lyla bush, kara goldman, dana klein, tammy keiser, leroy launch, wayne anderson, judy anderson, scott anderson, erica anderson, olivia anderson, nathan anderson, paul lee, sara williams, maxine harrison, samantha harrison, jamie harrison, heather harrison, james harrison, george brown, jeffrey hicks, alex kelly, wesley jennings, and the list goes on. i ask unanimous consent to put the remainder in the record and to remind all of us, mr. president, that this is just a fraction of those we know that have been lost. the presiding officer: without objection. a senator: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from maryland. mr. cardin: thank you, mr. president. i join my colleagues in recognizing that we must take action to protect safety in our community. senator van hollen are on the floor, proud of maryland students that are here today to speak in solidarity with the students from parkland, florida, and recognizing and remembering the 17 victims of that tragic episode but also to point out ma

. - [kara-murza] a new era began. an era when we had genuine freedom of the media in russia. when elections actually mattered and when the outcome of the elections was determined by how people voted. (epic russian music) - [narrator] russian president boris yeltsin faced the task of implementing an array of political and economic reforms. the seeds of which had been planted by the soviet union's last premier, mikhail gorbachev. - [sachs] almost everybody was facing extreme uncertainty and alarm at a collapsed economy, empty shelves, high inflation and tremendous political turmoil. - then under the advice and guidance of western economists, western business leaders and western politicians russian started to implement what has been known as shock therapy reform. (mournful music) - [news reader] a chicken costs nearly two weeks' pay. only those with hard currency are assured of getting something. - [narrator] tens of thousands of state-owned enterprises had to be privatized, reshaping the entire russian economy. - [buchanan] it was seen as really something like the period of the

. >> reporter: playboy playmate kara mcdougal says she was paid off to stay silent by an associate of president donald trump. she claimed she had an affair with mr. trump in 2006. ? a lawsuit filed today, she said ami, the company that owns "the national enquirer" and whose chief executive is a friend of president trump's paid her $150,000 to keep her story secret. she says the agreement was invalid because the media company and her lawyer at the time misled her about the deal. and the parallels are striking to stormy daniels. her attorney releasing this photo today which he says shows the adult film actress taking a lie-detector test in 2011. nbc news has obtained the polygraph report that shows the examiner determined she was truthful. michael avonoti saying they paid for the video. >> we caught wind of the fact that there were a number of third parties, some in the mainstream medias, attempting to purchase the video and file for use in what i will describe as nefarious activities. >> reporter: the exam was requested by "life and style" magazine, which interviewed her about her alle

kara gonzales is due to graduate in a little of it to me is she hopes mexico still be making enough cause them to have to get a job. the current u.s. administration complains about american firms losing out to unfair competition around the world at the same time the european union argues that huge and often very profitable u.s. internet companies and of paying their fair share of taxes in its member states the european commission has drafted new rules on taxation and has even produced a video to set out the issue of a look. taxes nobody likes to pay them but everybody does but if you two companies pay much less tax than traditional businesses under today's rooms a company can only be taxed on the profits it makes in the country if it is physically present that this is not fair to other businesses. it's time to change the rules. well time to change the rules the success of large online retailers like amazon has hit small businesses on the high street very hot in southern germany has now set up its own online marketplace with a run fifty local retailers participating but is that enough to t

. >> reporter: kara swindle and her family are relocating to kansas from the west coast.ent to pick up ergo from the kansas city airport on tuesday, united airlines gave them a different family's dog instead. >> we walked over to the kennel and i called his name and up popped this great dane instead of my german shepherd. it was just instant tears because this wasn't my dog. and i had no idea where my dog was. it's been the absolute worst nightmare. we already have so much going on and then to throw this into it, i don't know how much more i can take. >> reporter: this comes after a 10-month-old bulldog died on a united plane earlier this week when the owners say a flight attendance made them put him in an overhead bin. united transported more than 130,000 animals last year. 18 of those died and 13 were injured. a much higher rate than any other airline. united has apologized for the mistake and flew ergo back on a private jet. but kara says it's not enough. >> i hope they somehow put into some policy that this never happens again. just so we can make sure that nobody eve

kara swindle and irgo are joining us live from kansas and kara and irgo, welcome.inally be reunited with irgo? >> it feels so good to finally have him back. it's definitely unmistakable events. >> irgo is 10 years old. this was his first flight. supposedly an hour, it turned into a 16-hour one-way ordeal to japan. he has an ear infection, was on medication. how is he doing now? >> you know, he seems to be doing okay. he's a little restless but hopefully once we get him back home, he can finally start to relax a little. >> he looks happy right there with the family when you're being reunited. was he able to get his medication for the ear infection while going through this whole ordeal? >> yes, yes, i did have it in my luggage so he does have it now thankfully. >> united airlines said they were going to fly irgo first class with an attendant. so how was the return flight for irgo? >> so, from what originally was planned, it had changed a lot. he was supposed to come back just in a cabin on the regular flight. but for some reason united wouldn't let him fly in the cab

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reporting from washington kara vonnie project. you know your headlines from the future in one week you'll read a. company refusing to reveal code behind algorithm that cost forty thousand rubles to eat owners. and then a couple more weeks. friends not sure whether to tell john bolton about a little bit of napalm stuck in his moustache. that's our show but i have live comedy shows coming up in new york city columbus ohio new haven connecticut rochester pittsburgh and more you can get all of that and find out details and tickets at redacted tor dot com also we're here rossett washington d.c. every week until next time good night. time about email bend of the entire you might even want to get. them but again. and again and i mean by my mind how many i mean god knows you won't think me going to be. making such a move to india that in. the end just read them and you can see so if you want. any know by other natural again that he may as well see a good deal i'd say because the. patient is full of them feeling hopeful and kind of cool fo

kara moore, just two years old, had it not been for the tragic events of yesterday afternoon, she wouldt's understood that two—year—old kiara was left in the silver mini while a family member went into offices nearby. by the time the family member returned the car car had disappeared. the police we re co nta ct car car had disappeared. the police were contact and a search was under way. they believed the car to be stolen. it transpired that the car was in the river teifljust yards away. the toddler was airlifted to the university hospital of wales in cardiff, but doctors were unable to revive her. young families in the town today have been paying their own tributes by laying flowers by the river. she was a very lively little girl. very smiley. cheeky little girl. very smiley. cheeky little smile she had all the time. she... her and her little smile she had all the time. she... herand her mum little smile she had all the time. she... her and her mum were always together, always fun days out. and... she had a happy little life. short life, but a happy little life. commenting on facebook,

and hopefully with meeting kara fairly shortly hopefully a film will reach out to people who maybe don't generally look in an alternative direction so i mean this is fifteen years now since you blew the whistle on g.c. h.q. and they say collusion connivance to get us into a war that killed wounded or injured maybe tens of millions of people what does it feel like with as i describe it in a press conference it's like if you see an elderly person struggling with their bags and somebody comes and tries to rob them of their purse or something. what would be your instinct you'd run and try and assess the elderly person if you see a child crossing the road and this traffic coming you try and leap in and grab them it's an instinctive kind of reaction and when i saw that memo. i just thought this is a red flag you know i had no choice i had to do something i was. just immediate response of the incident give reaction to break the official secrets act and possibly harm relations between london and washington and to to expose a memo that talked about the u.n. security council and britain's getting

i got to introduce rheem and nicole, but i see kara and koch who helped to run the capital program that is responsible for building these amazing parts. we talked about assemblyman ting who couldn't be here today, parks mvp of 2017, so accepting the award on behalf of assemblyman ting is his aid alex walker! >> thank you, phil. good morning, everyone. it's great seeing so many friends and neighbors here today. my name is alex water, here on behalf of phil ting. i want to say myself personally, i've been a neighbor of the project, at mission terrace, i've been a neighbor here 7 and a half years and it makes me so proud to see this coming to fruition. i know we had a lot of people to thank, because so many people with the hands in our project. i want to recognize the surrounding community leaders. al harris here from the omi and thinking about all of the children and the people this is going to serve, i see joel from the outer mission merchants and residents association. i see mel from the excelsior district. and you know, we're also going to be seeing across the street, housing built by

station in venezuela tear gas was also fired at family members demonstrating outside the facility karabobo states they're demanding to know what happened to the prisoners dozens of inmates are thought to have been killed but there's been no official word on the number of dead or what triggered the violence the gunmen have attacked a hotel in central mali killing at least one person injuring two others it happened in the town of daraa five men reportedly approached the entrance and opened fire malala yousafzai has returned to pakistan for the first time since being shot in the had six years ago she's expected to meet top officials the twenty year old was attacked by the taliban those are the headlines on al-jazeera inside story is coming up next they with us. a surprise silence between.

station in venezuela tear gas was also fired a family members demonstrating outside the facility in kara bobo say they're demanding to know what happened to the prisoners malala yousafzai has returned to pakistan for the first time since being shot in the head in two thousand and twelve she's expected to meet top officials the twenty year old was attacked by taliban gunmen for her work supporting girls' education those are the headlines al jazeera world is coming up next they with us. well the word. was the only thing he. was not. part of the us and i love woodward and of mexico i never got the story until this mystery man and then as you might find out by the end of. my lives it might be a very special i saw no one other than a senior john i moved to feel this way than. not. that i knew none of them. for us then suddenly shifts from the coast. with by out to them so i'm not. just so lucky. as i'm so far the real cause of that. oh i say can't have. michael no clothes on oh i can make can't help pile no his sick mother. and us. but one of our institutions and said to him. that in feel a.

kara swindle was with her family flying from oregon to kansas city, but when she got to the cargo facility to pick up her german shepherd, she was given a great dane instead. >> he's probably so scared and freaked out. and probably hurting, too, because he doesn't have his medicine now, either. >> reporter: she says the airline told her the dogs were accidentally put into the wrong travel kennels. irgo will now be flying back first class to kansas tomorrow night. but united's apology for this mistake comes after the tragic death of this puppy, kokito, on a flight from houston to new york on monday. >> he was a member of our family. >> reporter: the family and other passengers said the flight attendant demanded the puppy's carry-on case be moved from under the seat in front of them into the overhead bin. >> we're like, it's a dog, it's a dog, and she's like, it doesn't matter. you still have to put it up there. >> reporter: when the plane landed at laguardia after three hours, the family discovered kokito's body. >> she took him out and opened the thing and then she got the dog and he was d

totally exhausted and traumatized the people from kara costs were stranded in abil a large kurdish town in northern iraq all the refugees had was what they carried in a few plastic backs. it is almost a miracle that father not was able to save his precious manuscripts fortunately he only had a few still with him at the time he had taken most of the books to abil just a few days before the mass flight from ca to caution a premonition he reckons. father not jeeps library receives a constant stream of newcomers this book was brought to him from baghdad. twenty years before monks had concealed it in a monastery to prevent it from being seized by saddam hussein's cultural thora. unfortunately it was then forgotten and it was only recently rediscovered for centuries people read the book by candlelight as evidence by the spots of wax. off. the manuscript was cleaned and prepared before been digitized with a truly professional technique and professional equipment it technique of the situation so this room is extremely important although storing all be extremely old manuscripts and documenting t

(grant) that was kara finnstrom reporting.alds is also flipping the golden arches on shirts, hats, and packaging in honor of international women's day. (vicki) this is one opportunity to say "i'm loving it!" (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(granti) steve aveson and catherine heenan are here with kron 4 news at six. (steve) thanks (steve) thanks grant and vicki. coming up new tonight at six.. coming up new tonight at six.. a scary armed robbery at a bay area gas station.. and the gunman is on the loose. tonight -- we have new video and audio from the crime that you don't want to miss. (catherine) then - we are continuing to follow breaking news...president trump will meet with the leader of north korea. we have new details from the white house. kron4 news at six is next. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too

kansas resident kara swindell saying the airline shipped her dog to japan. to pick up her dog, but the dog was nowhere to be found, but a great dane. >> she says ergo was flying for the first time and had no food or water on the 16-hour flight. united is flying the dog back with a humanes kor escort. it is following up with the vendor where the pets were kept to find out what went wrong. >> we reported yesterday with united with the dog dieing in the overhead bin -- dying in the overhead bin. the flight attendant said she did not know there was a dog in the bin. the family says the flight attendant was told there was a dog in the bin. >>> john kennedy of louisiana said he wants to hear an explanation from louisiana. he is on "new day" today. >>> toys r us closing all u.s. stores. more on "cnn money" next. est rec. wil ...you could learn you're from ireland... ...donegal, ireland... ...and your ancestor was a fisherman. with blue eyes. just like you. begin your journey at ancestry.com but i'm not standing still... and with godaddy, i've made my ideas real. ♪

embassy in turkey shutting down today over security threats warning that americans in kara should avoid the building come to stay from large crowds and keep a low profile. not sure what security threat prompted the closure. no word on when the embassy will reopen. top south korean nonbiased are holding meetings at north korea's leader and hoping to take away talks with the u.s. both countries seeking to build on the momentum created by the north or dissipation in the olympics after the meeting the south korean envoys will fly to washington to consult with the trump administration. the u.s. navy making history today. and historic called to vietnam by the uss carl vinson makes the first time the ship of this size has visited vietnam since the war ended at the trip is meant to demonstrate the country's military ties at a time when china's regional influence in south china sea is growing. lea: dow futures pointing to a rocky start to the markets this morning. dow futures down over 200 points overnight. dow futures lower by 43. much of this appears to be reaction to present at times call for

alisa, scott, martin, nicholas, erin, jamie, chris, luke, kara, gina, joclin, allana, nieto, helena, alex, carmen, and peter. 17 individuals who are missing now in the lives of their families, missing from what their classmates are experiencing every day, missing from the lives of those classmates, sometimes their best friend, sometimes their brother -- in the family contacts the brother or the sister or the son or the daughter. so as they -- as the songwriter says, those 17 are missing when they shut out the lights, they are missing when they close their eyes at night, and they are missing when they see the sunrise, and we have an obligation, we are dutybound as an institution, but maybe more importantly as a people to take action. the time is now, maybe not to finish action, but the time is now to take action. mr. president, i would yield the floor. the presiding officer: the senator from florida. mr. nelson: mr. president, as the senator from pennsylvania is leaving, those are the people whose names he just read. and that's why i'm here to tell you that teachers, students, and sta

these individuals who seek to privatize veteran health karas an alternative to government-run v.a. care, unfortunately failed to engage in relationic plans regarding who will care for the more than 9 million veterans who rely on the department for life-sustaining care. he is sounding the alarm on the way out. >> and trying to say this is largely about a policy debate. to some extent it may be. also will somebody who wasn't about white house in-fighting, which the president rewards. >> and we got somethibusted for european vacation. >> governing by gut has a bad track record when it comes to major decisions. this is another example from the president. who is nearby, who do i like, you like you. >> who has complimented me. who likes me a lot. let's just remind people of what dr. jackson said when he was telling the press about president trump's glowing health record. >> there's no indication whatsoever that he has any cognitive issues. the president, you know, he's very sharp. he's very articulate. the president's health is excellent. it's genetics. >> oh, genetics. >> there you go.

the driver was kara struck and killed the woman on sunday night, investigators say he she was walking her bike across the street and may have suddenly appeared. she was not a crosswalk and the were operated dash -- uber operator was not impaired.>>> interest was made at a shooting on a freeway, it's the third shooting in the past three days.>> reporter: this is the pellet gun like the one used in the latest freeway shooting, this time in marin county. a man was driving his previous west on 580, near the richmond bridge around 5:30 pm when he became the victim of road rage.>> the suspect may have cut off the victim, at which point the victim honked. it appears that that was what it took to get the suspect angry and escalated the situation.>> reporter: the suspect opened fire with the pellet gun denting the vegan victim's car. >> the victim was also a good witness, they were able to obtain that license plate which was critical in our investigation. without putting themselves in harms way.>> reporter: police arrested christian torres perez.>> it escalated to the point of firing a weapon

kara would never. chris would never. luke hoyer would never. peter wang would never. alyssa would never. meadow pollock would never. >> leading off our discussion this evening, edna chaves. a 17-year-old student in los angeles. she also spoke at today's march in washington. they both marched in washington today. from parkland, florida is another of their fellow students, junior adam bookwall who spoke in parkland, florida. edna, you were up on that stage today. >> i was really nervous. who wouldn't be? >> can i say something about that? you did not appear to be nervous. fl none of these high school speakers up there in washington today appeared to be flefrs. i've got to tell you, we were all standing out there when you would be introduced with your ages and grades. when we were juniors in high school, we couldn't do this. >> i was very nervous. i asked for god to give me the strength and make sure my voice is loud. now i'm here sitting with you. >> some of the people stayed in parkland. how did you make the decision about whether to come here or stay there? >> well, i