kirby and mr. sanchez felt that the project now the planning project requirement and the board had placed on the variance. part of the conditions the board placed were that they would approve any construction of any necessary firewalls. and, again, as i mentioned, because this is a complete reconstruction of those rear decks, fire walls were required because they went all the way to the property line on the south side, as mentioned by the sponsor. that firewall is reduced in size to some degree compared to what was proposed as part of the original variance. and planning department staff's opinion, the permit that was issued and is under appeal met all of the conditions of the variance that were placed by the board of appeals in their decision. i have copies of plans to go through and show if you need, if you want it. otherwise, i'm available for questions. >> president honda: first of all, what was the reduction in the firewall from its original until now? >> i believe the permit holder's brief had

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john kirby, you're a retired u.s. admiral. what do you think?hat are we going to hear from the defense secretary? he's going to be speaking first at this upcoming briefing in the next few minutes. >> i can't remember the last time a secretary of defense went to a white house briefing, a daily briefing, to open it up. that's incredible to me. mr. mattis is not really doing a lot of press briefings in his own pentagon. this is remarkable. i suspect the purpose is to talk about this budget deal and to laud it and try to encourage quick passage of it. he was on capitol hill yesterday testifying about the nuclear review and was very eloquent about the damage these continuing resolutions and sequester has been doing to military readiness training and maintenance. i think that's his main purpose. i don't think he's going to talk about the parade, but i have no doubt that he'll get asked about it. >> when asked about it, i suspect he'll say that he understands the task he's been given by the commander in chief. they're going to work up some options and

dividing us as a people and essentially eroding a trust in the country and institutions. >> admiral kirby, according to the reporting, the president, his nelgtds briefers, don't want to bring up russia because they think by bringing it up, they will offend him because he takes everything personally, he thinks it's all an attempt to raise doubts about the legitimacy of his election. >> yeah, he's making it all about himself. that's the last thing. i defer to mr. gergen given, who has more white house experience than, you but it's the last thing you want your president and commander in chief to do, take things personally. he's got to look after the welfare of the country. i'm reading harry truman's memoirs. i read where he says, you can't defend the country, you can't protect american citizens, if you're disengaging and ignoring the world. he seems to be willing to ignore this aspect of the world around him, which is that russia is an adversary. as i watched your lead-in, which was excellent, i kept wondering has he read his own national security strategy? it lays it all out there, what rus

i agree with general marks and admiral kirby completely. we have veterans day, we have memorial day, we do have it will fourth of ju the fourth of july, but we don't need to be rumbling tanks down pennsylvania avenue to honor america's independence day. >> here's -- i want to show you this map, admiral kirby. i want you to pay close attention to it, because the question is for you. it's showing the route for donald trump's inauguration parade last year. can you envision what this military parade would even look like? i mean, where would a parade go through and could the streets stand up to it? >> i think there's a real honest question about the questidegree which the streets can maintain -- >> and the cost? >> that's the other thing, the cost. we're talking about a military who can't get solid funding just to operate and maintain its equipment. and we're now costing -- this is going to cost millions of dollars. it's ridiculous. >> yeah. >> and it's just -- again, it's just beneath us as a country. and i want to associate myself with what th

he has to work really hard at it. >> admiral kirby, thanks for being with us.reciate your insight. >> you bet. >> just ahead, the battle over guns and who should be allowed to buy them and which guns, if any, should be off limits to everybody. stay with us. ♪ if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis, little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable after just 4 months, ... with reduced redness, thickness, and scaliness of plaques. and the otezla prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. otezla may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. tell your doctor if these occur. otezla is associated with an increased risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression or suicidal thoughts, or if these feelings develop. some people taking otezla reported weight loss. your doctor should monitor your weight and may stop treatment. other

i'm not convinced that we're having big breakthroughs on the peninsula. >> so admiral kirby, you knowyou wrote an op-ed for cnn earlier this week where you suggested that the vice president may have overplayed his hand a little bit at the olympics. why do you believe that? do you believe there should have been a moment where, whether it was eye contact or some sort of dialogue taking advantage of this opportunity with the north korean leader's sister just feet away? >> what i meant was, he really needed to go into this olympics striking a fine balance here. i have no problem with him going and criticizing the north and being honest about how brutal the regime is. he had to be careful not to undermine president moon jae-in who is trying to find a way forward with some kind of diplomacy. and i felt like he didn't really strike the right balance here. i mean, i think if i'm kim jong-un and i look at the way the vice president behaved, i'm thinking that the timber of our alliance is soft enough to drive a wedge through and that's probably what he wanted to know. i just think that the vice

we have on the phone with us paul kirby of the """lexington ledger."er we understand and what did you see? >> when i got here ems and firefighters just arriving on the scene. immediately i pulled in as close as i could. from the top of the bridge you could see what the firefighters were calling the walked wounded and people not injured enough to have to be carried. and they were -- began to immediately triage, set it up. a helicopter began to circle right away and eventually landed in our state farmers market which is within a few hundred yards of where this occurred. we are at a place where they unload cars off of freight trains on to a yard where they put on trucks for distribution, new cars. apparently, that is where this accident occurred. >> so what did you see in terms of the passenger trains or the passenger cars that were derailed and the csx train? >> yes. it's very hard to see much of that part. apparently up closer to the front is where the most damage is. our firefighters, we have a fire station called -- that is close to here. our battalio

i want to bring in rear admiral john kirby, spokesman for the pentagon as well as the state departmentse rear admiral, you've had a top security clearance, top secret security clearance, we should say. also with being able to see additional secure and sensitive information. walk us through the difference between what kushner did have and what he is going to have now. >> glad to do that. we're talking about top secret and secret. as you know, brianna, there are three levels of clearance, confidential, secret and top secret. it's important to remember that the clearance level itself is not enough. you also have a need to know. can you have a top secret clearance but if you don't have a need to know a certain bit of information or material you won't have access to that. that's important as we get a little later on. highest level of sensitive information in the united states government if it's disclosed without authorization can cause exceptionally grave damage to national security, very, very strong language there. and so the -- it's the most rigid storage and handling and access protocol

admiral kirby, what do you think of the military parade in washington?don't like it, not at all. this is not about showcasing our military. this is about the president showing off, his ego. that is an inappropriate use of time, talent and resources. the second thing is this is beneath us as a nation. we are the most powerful military on earth. we don't need to be parading our military hardware down pennsylvania avenue to show that to anybody. thirdly, i think it is a waste of resources. millions of dollars could be put to other better uses. operations, training, not to mention just taking care of our people. spouse education programs, that kind of thing. i think this is just a tremendously bad idea. >> so general, you were, i think, in iraq during the 1991 parade they had to celebrate the unofficial end of the war back then. i guess that was president george h.w. bush. so odd they are having a parade while you're still out there fighting. that's sometimes the nature of things. what do you make of this? the counter argument is let's show off our greatness

joining any now, retired admiral john kirby.nk you for being with us, you don't like this idea, why? >> no, i don't john. i worry it's more about honoring donald trump than it is honoring the troops. and it's really about feeding his ego and love of pomp and circumstance and being honored. the other thing that bothers me about it, it just an thet cal to american military culture. we're not against parades, troops march in parade all over the country on fourth of july and not about the parade itself. it's about going down pennsylvania avenue allegedly with tanks and missiles and that kind of aust ten ashs military hardware display, not something we do. we're the world's most powerful military in the world we don't need to show the gear to do that. last thing that bothers me about it is the money. some people say what's a few million dollars when your budget is 700 billion? it's still a few million dollars we could be applying to other more important problems 22 veterans commit suicide every single day, we have gold star families

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. >> doug kirby is the author of two books on roadside attractions. >> the golden age was after world war ii. gi's came home. they had families. they were starting to have money to buy better cars and take summer vacations. the u.s. highway system was built out across the whole country. attractions could find an audience. then all of these things started to crop up. >> these entertaining, and sometimes bizarre, roadside attractions become an american phenomenon. ernie the accountant figures a dinosaur park is a sure thing. what made your dad think that this was gonna be a winner? >> when you have an absolute passion for something, you think that other people feel the same way you do. >> before he can bring forth his creation, ernie must find his eden. he comes across 70 acres of lush forest in southern oregon, right off the famed 101, pacific coast highway. it's listed for 17 grand. did he have the money to buy that property? were you rich? >> no, no, ultra-poor. they had practically no money when they came down here. >> but ernie works his accounting magic, selling his home and busin

. >> i'm joined now by john kirby, cnn military and diplomatic analyst, former state department spokesmantary of state was very proud that policy hasn't been changed without him knowing, but the news there, it seems to me, was that he had to ask, the secretary of state had to ask if the president was changing policy on twitter because he didn't know. >> yeah, stunning, isn't it? you would think they would have ironed that stuff out as margaret rightly asked in her question before the president gets on twitter and says stuff. that policymaking process should be deliberate, should be calm, should be measured. it should take time. and then once it is developed, and crafted, everybody is on the same sheet of music. the problem with the president's tweets is he's off on his own symphony and nobody else knows where he's at. the other big problem with this, john, is that this might make tillerson feel really good. that the policy hasn't changed and he is good. what about other foreign leaders who are trying to track what we're doing in our world and our foreign policy. it is chaotic and it is no

paul kirby of the lexington ledger. bring us up to speed in the accident details and latest in the investigation. >> the passengers that are not injured are at pine ridge middle school, which is part of our school district 2 system. they are being taken care of by responders and the red cross. a bus just pulled up at that scene, a large size passenger bus, one that is an over the road bus, not one that would be a local bus, which it looks like it's there to take the passengers either onto the destination or wherever they are headed. but it's just pulled up on the scene there. but for the most part now, the scene is clear. dehec is on the scene conferring with csx officials to get the fuel off the ground. our responsibility here in lexington county was just to stop the leak which our firefighters did a great job of with the hazmat team. but now it's just -- the road is blocked off at pine ridge drive and charlton driveway and pine ridge drive, and a lot of government cars pulling up, white unmarked suv, a big truck that

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good explanation, john kirby. thanks very much for that. let's get more analysis on all of these extraordinary developments. joining us now, cnn legal analyst, former federal prosecutor, michael zeldin, and cnn political analyst gloria borger. you look at all the tumult going on, is it worth it? what does he bring to the table that would allow him in the face of this assault to continue? >> well, i think that's up to the president, honestly. it's a decision the president has to make. i think it's very clear that jared and jared and ivanka would not want to leave town right now because it would look like they were under assault and were leaving under assault. you negotiation he know, he is criminal justice reform. he could continue to do that. i spoke with someone at the white house last night who pushed back on me very hard and said, you know, he can continue doing exactly the job that he was doing, but this white house adviser seems to be the only one who was saying that, to be honest. if he's going to be very involved in mideast peace, he

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colonel mike kirby, a native of iowa, retired after 26 years in the air force and moved to arkansas to start a business because of our commitment to the military and this block. adam and brittany, originally from texas decided to remain in arkansas after adam retires from the air force because we passed act 41 giving that income tax exemption for military retirees. [applause] i want to thank the bill sponsors representative charlene and jane english for their leadership on this important legislation and all of your support to make that happen. not only is it agriculture but tourism attracting people to our state like never before when people see arkansas they want to stay in arkansas and invest here. that is an attraction for us that we need to build upon. let me pause for a moment to thank those who are serving in the arkansas national guard. this last year we have seen deployments overseas and disasters at home in the arkansas national guard is ready to serve. in 2017 we had nearly 2000 soldiers and airmen in iraq, afghanistan, kuwait, djibouti, kosovo and central america. that is se

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well former cia analyst and whistleblower john kirby told us he believes the elements laid bare some of the f.b.i.'s more on savory practices. this contains some troubling evidence of f.b.i. malfeasance those of us who are critics of the f.b.i. have been saying this for years this is how the f.b.i. does business they do it surreptitiously they do it by stabbing people in the back they do it by setting people up by entrapping them by tricking them and that's exactly what they did with the face of court they played the face of court judge by not telling them the source of this deal does the a they plead that judge by not telling them that this was a a partisan. report and and they got their warrant they got their warrant any way. two people have been killed and over one hundred injured after two trains collided in the us state of south carolina the collision between an amtrak train on a freight train happened to run two thirty in the morning local time the amtrak train was operating between new york and miami with of least eight crew and one hundred and thirty nine passengers on board

kirby cabrera was arrested...lting a victim with a weapon. ( marty ) aside from the big game ... a zip line is taking center stage as one of the most popular attractions in minneapolis. jon schaeffer reports that thousands of fans are taking a fast ride while celebrating super bowl week. the hottest ticket in minnesota "how often do you get to enjoy doing something like this in downtown minneapolis."may not be to get into super bowl 52-- no-- it could be the bold north zip line(dave vest/tower boss) "the super bowl called us up and said hey i know you did one six years ago. would love to have you guys come back and we're going to zip over the mississippi."and zipping they are(nats of zip line)and the reactions seem to all be the same(nat's that was awesome/ oh my goodness/ that was awesome)(meranda zinda/zip liner)"oh my gosh first time doing it that's insane it was a little nerve wracking when you're stepping off those steps but amazing experience. the cold really added something to it."(elizabeth boulton/zip lin

though i think most people that are watching our show would completely agree with you this is the kirby fashionista who says in a perfect world i wouldn't be relegated to shopping online only i could walk into every store knowing they'd carry my size and style a static masters would have race and size diversity there would be ignorant comments made and would be fully welcomed and celebrated train the last few seconds of our show here what would be your perfect world. in a perfect world we would just be more open to diversity i think were and again age where so much is in the mainstream and social media and i think we just need to be aware and just celebrate our differences instead of tearing each other down because of those differences i personally believe that those differences and the diversity of the world are what make it such a beautiful place to live and to try and charlie in hyannis to me as a human thank you for making the show so incredibly stylish trying before you go you were all new york fashion week you walk that catwalk in street was what was that experience like. it was e

ten kirby pal mary is a journalist based in italy joins us on skype from milan good to have you with us so. the atmosphere very much author has the campaigning with some of the political parties contributed to an atmosphere of hostility intention towards immigrants. we should give a brief about context because surely the campaign about. the election are coming only in a few days by now march the fourth and the campaign about immigration has been that one key point in their election although almost much another as i said we should give up on that we're talking about a seat on the very moral seat in the sun so easily over forty thousand people are always. on the what are the. lately in the last five years they have seen the. movement of immigration coming over that i mean. for the size of the city that we are talking about something that that the city was an account to and. something that was on the march complete all that by not it is also many granderson immigration. causing with these a mass immigration the law by the. allies and as i said that we aren't talking about defeating a li

to diversify sanctuary hall, voting unanimously to remove the statue of confederate general edmund kirbyelocate it back in florida. after months of debate it will be replaced with the statue of and educator mary macleod is given the outstanding citizenship award by president truman. marijuana convictions going up in smoke in san francisco. century city wiping thousands of pot convictions, misdemeanors and felonies. san francisco prosecutors opting to throw out all convictions dating back to 1975 without requiring an individual to file a petition. the move coming as they legalize marijuana earlier this year. a controversial proposal that fourth high school students to apply for college even if they have no intention of going. new mexico lawmakers will be made a bill that would require students during their junior year to at least one college in order to graduate. exceptions will be made for students entering the military or internship, the bill is designed to help declining college enrollment rates in the state. that wraps up this hour of "fox and friends" first. tomorrow is friday, see y

there kirby cabrera was arrested... accused of assaulting a victim with a deadly weapon. (jrstone) in pleasant hill... a man is arrested after police say he was carrying an assault-style rifle. it started around 10:30 last night near an apartment complex on boyd road. police say the received reports of the man from residents at the apartment complex. authorities say the man carrying assault rifle and wearing a bullet-proof vest. police put the area on lock down as they searched for the man. one resident told kron4 that he made eye contact with the man.i figured that he saw me and he knows i saw him and if he had his rifle with him he might do soemthing authorities tracked down the man at the same apartment complex today and arrested him. police say the man is mentally ill and is receiving treatment at a hospital. he is now facing weapons violations. (jr stone) in the north bay-- police arrest a man on suspicion of driving under the influence... after hitting a parked car... and toppling his pickup truck in petaluma. it happened friday night on elm drive... just north of m

. >> kirby the french bulked is 13 years old he is healthy but has trouble getting around. which is why the veterinarian got him a pet pace collar. >> it marens dale activity, temperature, respiration, heart rate, activity level. tell you which side he sleeps on. >> the electronic collar offers a lot of data some of way you may not need or want. but the doctor points out that information goes into the app which you can show your pet's vet if needed. and when you take your pet in they can get a little anxious too. >> sometimes you take a dog to the veterinarian, the pulse a racing the respiratory rate is higher because they're nerve. >> it detects normal and high range and alerts in a major change. >> it's great for the veto look at and know how things go normally at home. >> there is another tracker called the whistle three. and this doctor likes it because it's part gps and part nanny cam. >> you can set a perimeter. and if your pet goes outside the perimeter you get an alert. and then you know to turn on the gps and uk actually follow your pet. >> since the whistle three

retired rear admiral john kirby, the u.s. is gravely alarmed. so what happens next?> that's the big question. these reports have to be confirmed. from that video, clearly, there was some chemical agent. chemicals being weaponized is against the law and that is something that the u.n. security council will have to answer. you saw ambassador haley express extreme frustration that they doesn't even get a condemnation statement out of security council because the russians wouldn't allow it to go forward. the other thing that the administration is worried here is is the assad regime trying to fly under the radar here? in other words, sort of gray zone use of chemical weapons? they know they got hit for the use of sarin. will they continue to use gas to stay under that threshold? >> last april u.s. launched tomahawk missiles against a chemical weapons attack that killed dozens of civilians in syria. is the u.s. about to get to that point once again? >> again, i think that's what they're trying to figure out. i don't know. it was very clear, convincing evidence about the us

let's bring in our military diplomatic analyst john kirby, our cheer correspondent dana bash and ouref legal analyst gloria borger. this is a huge embarrassment for the white house today, that the fbi director together with the intelligence community, on this issue the fbi director completely disputed what the white house has been saying over the past week. >> it makes you wonder, what were they thinking? they knew the fbi director was going to come and testify today. i don't think they should have assumed that the fbi director was going to do anything other than defend his agency and their security clearance process and come with a timeline of his own. the problem now for the white house is compounded here. because his timeline is different from theirs. he makes it very clear that at least by the fall, at least by the fall that there was knowledge in the white house about this. and i think the question that jeff zeleny raises is the right question, which is, who knew what when? when did don mcgahn know? did don mcgahn go to kelly? did don mcgahn keep this to himself? we need to hear

. >>> joining me rear admiral john kirby and laura coates.dmiral, among your many, many jobs, you served as press secretary in both the pentagon and state department. was part of your job to tell white lies for your bosses? >> no, john, not at all. if i had and anybody found out that i did, i would have been fired by the secretary of defense and/or the secretary of state. when you take an oath for the american people, one of those oaths is you protect and defend the constitution. that means telling the truth, being honest both off screen and on screen. think about this, john. this is the communications director of the white house, not just a staffer. where is that line between a white lie and what she considers to be substantive. i think the american people deserve to know that. >> laura coates, is there a case precedent for white lies? is there a difference between a white lie and a big lie? >> not if you're robert mueller. you've already seen at least two to three people, if you're lying generally, then you're going to get prosecuted for it

kirby campus. our event is cosponsor idbid real clear politics. and i recognize david, in the back, there he is. the pressurer and john mcintyre who is with us here as well. our discussion deals with a collection of essays m-ed on the 35th anniversary of the new cite tieran ming. the title of the book is "vox poply, the perils of populism." it means the voice of the people. the old adage, the voice of the people is the voice of god, which was often times used in history to attack monarchs and attack people who said such nonsense. the idea of populism is also not new to america. one thinks of will william jennings bryan, roosevelts, andrew jackson, ronald reagan more recently. not surprising in a regime of popular consent based on human equality. there's always been a tension between popular government and constitutional government. that sense of the potential of populist demagogues. hence, promises and peril. so, populism abounds from ancient rome to brexit england, from bernie sanders to donald trump elected president as a populist vote. the spea

so when she started singing, i said that is not fergie, that must be kirby. no way.ad to put the dish down and walk over to the tv and said fergie, come on girl. >> i love the fact when you saw lauren, she had this look like she did this. so confidence. >> yes. >> what if you say there is three things, one is never sing the national anthem. too tricky. never know what will happen. audience will be desecond. >> you hit notes, forget some word. >> i think, i missed the national anthem. i missed her performance live. what i did see was beginning, opening act, skit with kevin hart and the musical, all-star musical. >> he wanted to do more of a, kind of a roast up instead of introducing players and giving them praise. >> do you think that. >> it went on for 30 minutes. >> you thought that was war then fergie that was awful. >> was it worse then fergie. >> yes. i know he is a philly guy, we have to support him. but the production of it, it was like, i felt like i was watching a cartoon with adults >> no. >> but when it comes to the national anthem a lot of people are still

you'll mind will probably win any more you'll marry him furbelows have a kirby you. when . from a fresh coastal breeze. to watching the sunset on the australian outback. most the rain in rio falls in the summer here sometimes on the carnival as well and it has done recently you just see the back edge of what was some pretty substantial shourie stuff that caused damage in rio itself there's not much more to come there are showers around to mislead the drifting sas to its power and they're not as constant as they were we maybe should be more concerned about bolivia still in the sherry regime again they don't look particularly pokey but they don't have to be if they fall on the mountain there's been flooding recently in landslides they may well be again south of all that and it looking five in order not tina thirty five for the north of the constant as well and you don't see much by satellite on the of showers for we in the caribbean but they have been and they've been hitting the coastal strip of panama costa rica and there's still that they're not a big feature fact is a nic

representative ryan kirby supportethat, saying students were being force fed one-sided arguments. >> they just said, "man has x, y, z impact on the environment," or, "these things are bad," versus saying, "hey, student do some research, let's talk about the good things and the bad things that man do to the environment." the public has overwhelmingly disagreed. science education should not be a political issue. >> not some watered-down censored version. >> i ask that we not only keep the standards, but that we appreciate and accept all they have to offer. >> reporter: that did not sway the idaho house education committee, which this month voted again, this time deleting one science standard that linked air pollution with fossil fuels, and scraping pages and pages of content that backed up every area of science instruction, including global warming. >> the motion passes. >> reporter: representative scott syme led the charge, saying he was deleting sectionst idn't allow students to do their own scientific discovery. >> when you have conclusions in standards, it stifles inquiry. e'at we'

. >> joining is a diplomatic admiral john kirby forty-seven a pyeongchang, cnn correspondent will ripleye meeting happened four hours ago in pyeongchang at an undisclosed location. the north korean delegation saling their south korean counterparts they are willing to engage in talks with the united states and south korea's president moon jjae-insaying thy need to improve. for it to improve they need to improve the their relationship with the united states and dramatic shift in tone from the north koreans who today put out a state media article threatening the u.s. over the latest round of sanctions and heaviest sanctions ever imposed on north korea target their shipping industry and the transfers of raw material that bring in money for their nuclear program and calling it tantamount to active war in their state media but the delegation on the ground here came with a message and the message perhaps the time is now or at least soon for talks with the united states. before this situation shraits even further. a word of caution here. there is still major issues that divide the us and south k

joining me is paul kirby from "the lexington ledger," a local newspaper.s going on there? >> well, things are going on and winding down here on the scene. we had a fire station in a town called south conerey just minutes from here. chief busby got here and they immediately encountered the walking wounded coming towards them, people that were not trapped on the train, that were not heavily injured. they began to address that, began to call for assistance and immediately got the unified command together. we have had people here from lexington county fire service that is right outside the city of cayce. but even the city of columbia came over, richmond, county. we have a helicopter here from the local medical center, the state farmer's market, our coroner has been here, but the train is up under an overpass at a yard where freight trains unload new cars. and then they are then put on trucks for distribution. and apparently near that, the train hit the other one. now, some cars are off the track and the further they went towards the head of the train, the more

>> oh, well, as you say, it's been 50 years, yeah, stanley and jack kirby penned "black panther requestinght of the, initially i have to go back and say folks say what are you up to? oh i'm filming "black panther" and 50/50 shall oh, will the ab oakland panthers, about the comic book "book panther." that was interesting, that revolutionary group of that time, people were just i think folk are just, have been, we've heard rumor of it happening, of other actors interested in bringing it to the screen, and it would get a bit of a momentum, and then it wouldn't happen, but i think now is the time, you know, marvel has a track record. they have, you know, when marvel comic comes out, the faithful are there. we know what to expect, and they're killing it. this was the time. it took them as long as it had to get ready for "black panther." >> you made an appearance in "masters of none." lena said "angela bass set a freaking legend. without angela bassett there is no viola davis or halle berry. she's the one who came in and did things meryl streep was doing as a black actress." we have the me to m

. >> brown: the original "black panther," created by stan lee and jack kirby, two white men, dates to6, amid the civil rights era. >> amazingly enough, the character of the black panther came before the black panther party. so, there was no real connection between the two, but as years have gone by, the black panther and the other african american comic book chacters, they've become symbols. >> you get to decide what kind of king you are going to be. >> brown: in the story, t'chla, played by chadwick boseman, returns to the technologically-advanced and secret natn of wakanda after the assassination of his father' challa's quest to protect ain rareeral from falling into the wrong hands ignites a battle for control of the kingdom. >> he's a king, he's a scientist, he's a billionaire, he's someone who can get the job done all by himself, and i think that resonates with comic book rvns. >> we have here a universe that is unapologetically black. >> brown: oscar-winner lupita nyong'o plays nakia, a wakandan spy and warri >> to see usccupy an african country with kingsnd queens and warriors,

as victoria kirby—keyes explains.n six—year—old jack adcock, a child with down‘s syndrome is, died of a cardiac arrest at leicester infirmary. he had developed sepsis. dr bawa—garba stopped others from performing cpr, thinking that the was a notice is not to resuscitate. if he had been given the treatment and passed away, we would have been devastated, but we would have been devastated, but we would have been devastated, but we would have been able move on instead of having to fight. dr bawa—garba was found guilty of malpractice. it was found that there had been problems with the system. the general medical council has challenged decisions in the high court and one. now she has been struck off, i would like to think thatisit struck off, i would like to think that is it and they leave us alone and let us grieve and get on with oui’ and let us grieve and get on with our lives with our beautiful daughter. but now many of dr bawa—garba's fellow medics have given their support. they have raised £200,000 so she can begin an

this is cathy kirby from 0fsted. proportionately. this is cathy kirby from ofsted. school and learning, and not out of school and excluded from any reason unless it is necessary. is there much sympathy for the schools? ofsted are not blaming the schools, they say they must have that sanction, and schools need more help for troubled students. we have spoken to parents in scunthorpe, students. we have spoken to parents in scu nthorpe, and students. we have spoken to parents in scunthorpe, and the parents have very strong views, many of them saying today that many seem to be blaming parental control or lack of pretend —— parental control at home. it has to be said that scunthorpe has one of the highest rates of exclusion in the country. it is unusualfor exclusion in the country. it is unusual for 0fsted to talk out like this, and it is not a reputation that they particularly want. but as you know, some very bright and sassy people do eventually emerge from scunthorpe! they certainly do, and they end up marrying equally sassy people down south! he is talking about my wi

favorite daughter kirby was there that night.n tv but the players seemed to be having trouble and jimmy kim mel had a hard timing keep his face straight but -- >> haters going to hate. you know who that is? >> i'm trying to stay out of this conversation. >> she dropped a little taylor that day. >> all right ahead dana jacobson shows us how many athletes in pyeongchang face two challenges, doing their best and paying their bills. >> the olympic experience may be priceless but getting here comes with a cost. coming up on "cbs this morning," we'll introduce you to one of team's usa medalist. because of the financial burden, he was thinking about giving up his sport for says because of the financial > >>> we're inside a secure lab with what's been calle >>> and how it was recovered from the ocean floor? >> something like this would be $250,000. >> these gold incas came from the california gold rush and sank to the bottom of the ocean in 1857. now they're ready for public display. we'll tell you what it took to recover $50 million in

it is created by stanley and jack king kirby. by these types of people who have been doing a lot of great works. i am glad to see it but it is a long time coming. >> you have been in hollywood working as an actress/creator, it is not that easy for a woman of color, led alone from a woman of color to get projects from start to finish. >> no, it is not. i got into comic books because i was trying to sell a film in television show and people saw the black and brown faces, we had people said to us, black people don't like science fiction because they don't see themselves in the future. that's a deep thought and it forced us into comics. it gives us another platform where the entry is lower. that's why you have a lot of creator there in those basement comic rooms that you see comic conyer con years after years trying to follow the story. >> lets look at this. this is an amazing feature that you have here. it is beautifully done. >> thank you. >> i am going to show people a few panels in here, it is jur gorgeous. this comic space has r

favorite daughter kirby was there. she said it didn't sound as bad in the hall as we hear it on tv.y kimmel had a hard time keeping his face straight. when you hear it out loud, it does sound jarring. i say leave her alone. >> haters gonna hate. >> haters gonna hate. she tried something new, and it didn't work. >> you know who that is, right, haters gonna hate? >> yes, i'm trying to stay out of this conversation. >> dropped a little taylor the other day. gayle and i are big taylor swift fans. >> we are. >>> ahead, dana jacobson shows how many athletes in pyeongchang face two challenges -- doing their best and paying their bills. >> reporter: the olympic experience may be priceless, but getting here comes with a cost. coming up on "cbs this morning," we'll introduce you to one of team usa's newest immediatalists who says -- medalists who says because of the financial burden he was thinking about giving up his sport for good. says because of the financial >>> jamie yuccas is inside a secure lab with what's been called america's greatest lost treasure, and how it was recovered from the