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and police chief anne kirk-patrick's summary of the shooting was "deficient and myopic." in his report -- warsaw said investigators failed to question officers about officer coradicted their account of the moments before they opened fire -- killing pawlik."get your hands up. gun shots" this is the body cam footage from the incident on march 11th of last year. oakland police said -- four officers found pawlik unconcious with a gun... between two houses in west oakland. police claim -- pawlik ignored repeated commands to take his hand off the gun...and when he began to move, he posed an immediate threat to the officers.

and police chief anne kirk-patrick's summary of the shooting was "deficient and myopic." in his report -- warsaw said investigators failed to question officers about officer coradicted their account of the moments before they opened fire -- killing pawlik."get your hands up. gun shots" this is the body cam footage from the incident on march 11th of last year. oakland police said -- four officers found pawlik unconcious with a gun... between two houses in west oakland. police claim -- pawlik ignored repeated commands to take his hand off the gun...and when he began to move, he posed an immediate threat to the officers. that's when four officers opened fire. warshaw says the video does not support that account.(grant) alameda county district attorney nancy o'malley tells the chronicle she would not file criminal charges against the officers. she says there wasn't enough evidence to find wrong-doing... and that the officers "acted in what they actually believed to be self defense or defense of others." chief kirk- patrick wrote in her report that "the lethal force used in th

the funeral for kirk vasquez is tomorrow. white house. president trump is back in washington, d.c. after his summiting kofi annan with north korea later kim jong-un. the meeting ended without a joint agreement to dismantle north korea's nuclear weapons. the president is being commended for walking away from the bad deal but also getting back less for his comments over the death of american otto warmbier. here is cbs' marc liverman. >> reporter: confusion over the abrupt ending to the summit between president trump and north korea's kim jong-un. >> i think the president had it exactly right. he said they were asking for full sanctions. that is true. they basically did ask for that. >> reporter: north korea's former foreign minister says not quite. he said his company country also only wants a partial sanctions relief. >> part of the art of making the deal is to know when to walk away. >> reporter: in washington, lawmakers praised president trump for not making a bad deal in kofi annan. >> frankly, i do not think we can give up our demand for denuclearize north korea. >> reporter: th

we are now in fact joined by peter kirk i'm a former police officer in the u.k. peter i wasn't sure you just heard me saying there on for five reports a lot of local media speak as well we're not exactly sure what has occurred here there is limited information from what we've seen how do you somalis what has happened here in new trains yes and another tragic event whatever the motivation for it as you say it's very early stages of the investigation not only the media in the public still trying to piece together what's happened to be honest the police will be as wow well obviously have more of an idea of what's going on than we do but it's still in this stage in of the first few hours after an incident like this they will be desperately trying to establish exactly what's happened and get full control of the situation and then they know what they're dealing with sadly it does look like the type of incident that we've seen many times before around the world. where a terrorist attack has come in the form of a an active shooter. yet again. there is a link to public tr

>> reporter: tsujihara allegedly helped this actress, charlotte kirk, score auditions for small parts in "ocean's 8" and "how to be single." the two began their affair in 2017, and while tsujihara initially denied the claims, the sexual nature of the relationship was unveiled by "the hollywood reporter." the publication discovering sordid text messages between the two with the actress writing, you're very busy, i know, but when we were in that motel having sex, you said you would help me. that help according to the article came in the form of meetings with studio executives on warner brothers film and tv projects. in a statement to abc news, warner brother says, quote, it is in the best interest of warner media, warner brothers, our employees and our partners for kevin to step down as chairman and ceo of warner brothers. and the company says it will continue investigating. tsujihara's attorney denies his client played any role in getting kirk hired. >>> time now for a look at your weather forecast on this tuesday morning. >>> good morning. unfortunately, more unwelcome rain for grand

i know -- sorry to take this moment -- >> chair fewer: excuse me, miss kirk patrick. can you please repeat that and can you speak loudly into the microphone. >> okay. can you hear me? >> chair fewer: a little louder, please. >> so if we receive your approval today, we will be able to continue with financing and start construction april 15 or april 30. if we don't receive your approval today, i'm concerned that we will lose that deadline that we have with all of our other financing partners, and we will have to reconstitute the project. >> supervisor peskin: i thank you for that. i take you at your word. i really appreciate the chair's sentiment that we might want to slow down so we can get the information that we want, but i also think that we have the unlimited power of inquiry, and that you will produce that information any way, and i'm happy to call a hearing so that we can have that public policy information. i really just wanted to use this as an opportunity to start bringing those issues outlet. the other thing i want to say for the record, and this is really to

brian: kirk cammeron is going to be here live. tom homan.st comedians in the country if you have not seen him live i know you have seen him on the show. have you got to check him out. michael loftus, rachel cruze halfback here answering a lot of your questions. steve: big show. that's right. [cheers and applause] so, you picked a great day. and, of course it's a news channel so let's start with the news. how many of you here today were happy that the president walked out of the summit with kim? [cheers and applause] all right. ainsley: guess what? you weren't the only ones nancy pelosi even complimented him for that is he getting bipartisan support for this deal for walking away from the deal at least. steve: indeed. brian: right when he was done he went over and talked to sean hannity. it's the first time they had met. only kidding. he said here's what happened. here's behind the scenes. let's listen. >> it's a much tougher deal to make. maybe it went get made. but, that's the deal that we should have. and, you can't give up everything if y

tsujihara reportedly telling kirk, i need to be careful.nd later the actress reportedly writing, you're very busy. i know. but when we were in that motel having sex, you said you would help me. his personal attorney has stated mr. tsujihara had no direct role in the hiring of this actress. in a letter announcing his resignation, tsujihara wrote, we have decided that it is in warner brothers' best interest that i step down as chairman and ceo. kirk previously released her own statement saying, i emphatically deny any inappropriate behavior. also adding, mr. tsujihara never promised me anything. warner media released a statement saying, in part, the company continues to work with a third party law firm to complete its investigation with mr. tsujihara's cooperation. charlotte kirk has released her own statement saying she is deeply saddened to see tsujihara step down. i think it is important to make the distinction, tsujihara does not face a sexual harassment or, you know, any kind of misconduct issue here. there's a california law that basica

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he called o-p-d chief anne kirk-patrick's summary of the shooting "disappointing and myopic...calling multiple ivestigations..."deficient." the monitor... warshaw... says police over-reacted when they shot and killed 32-year- old joshua pawlik. the shooting was last march. oakland police said officers found pawlik unconcious with a gun... between two houses in west oakland. police claim -- pawlik ignored repeated commands to take his hand off the gun... and when he began to move, he posed an immediate threat to the officers. that's when four officers opened fire.(grant) the monitor though says the video shows pawlik, "roused to consciousness... and any reasonable officer should ánot have expected him to remain perfectly still." alameda county district attorney nancy o'malley says she will not file criminal charges against the officers. chief kirk- patrick wrote in her report that "the lethal force used in this case was within law and policy." new ahead at 8 a b

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stock market but within the overall market are there maces you want snob. >> we agree with kirk.e emerging markets. the one area where it's a little bit different than last year is the bond market and stock market don't agree on the outlook right now. beginning of last year the bond market and stock market were optimistic, rising interest rates and a rising stock market and now it's like an adventure story. if you want to believe the bond market you're looking at weak chinese data overnight and if you want to believe stock market -- >> one of the hallmarks of the stock market has been low bond yields. >> sure. when you have central banks globally -- >> that's the story then, right? >> they are not going to be tightening nearly as much as we thought even three months ago. that's been tremendously helpful and global disinflation is allowing that to happen. now necessarily great news for stocks if the economy is slowing down just enough so the central banks don't have to tighten it. >> kirk, do you have a central bank forecast as part of your overall view of liking u.s. stocks this

you really got a sense of who kirk voofkez was notorious >> reporter: vafbez had already committed to playing baseball for the university of the pacific. >> reporter: on tuesday night, he was coming home from a basic game when he lost control. wet roads and feed were factors. two days after his death. his classmatesoringed a candlelight vigil. >> in is amazing. >> reporter: hundreds gathered in the dark lighting up the field with sameandle. family in live of in the live he left behind. fshz >> he was just a part of our team and our school. >> reporter: the countless memories they left behind. >> we love you. thank you. >> reporter: they called him a urine corn, a rare lefto baseball who could do it all on the field. >>> an update tonight on a developing story out of sort oakland. the shootout happened about 4:30 one street. one victim did s been released. threes were are searching for suspects. >>> we expect to find out if anyone is facing chargesly incident. >>> i family speaking out after their son was shot and killed by heyward police. as far as >> reporter: it's been nearly four m

. >> kirk! you have entered the restricted zone! prepare for your demise! wait, what's that on your lip? ( laughter ) don't try to cover it up. we can all see it. that looks ripe. ( laur essingnen dointt captaining? ♪ ♪ ( laughter ) >> word of advice, mark your drinking glass with a piece of tape and your name just so there's no mix-ups. ( laughter ) i apologize. i was so distracted by that glowing red moon of alphanius 3 on your face, that i forgot to destroy you! wait! what are you doing! no! damn you, kirk! i have a date tonight! >> it's "the late show with stephen colbert." tonight, check and unbalanced. plus, stephen welcomes chris hayes and nico parker featuring jon batiste and stay human. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: wow! wow! please, everybody, have a seat! thank you so much. please, sit, sit, sit! you're very kind, everybody. welcome, one and all to "the late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. you know how-- ( cheers and applause ) you know how we'

be less flexibility which is the fundamental element in our line of four back on the road it done kirk on the french coast before noon from here it's a two hour ferry journey across the channel but today the line to get on board is already several kilometers long it's the fourth day a french customs officer strikes they fear they won't be able to manage stricter border controls that could come into effect following backs it by delaying the process now they want to show what their situation could look like much to the annoyance of the customers waiting in london. for the. delay everything. about the thousand talks yesterday. to get a cause. and the situation doesn't look much better today it's already even ing when eric finally passes customs french inspections first followed by a british checkpoint. cameras are not allowed before continuing eric has to wait here for half an hour this is also the time the transport companies estimate it would take to check a truck leaving the european union and route to britain. after spending the night in the parking lot if it is finally allowed to boa

like can do so in, charlie kirk. we need more leaders like that. we need more young people.the rnc brought them here. they have little badges on. these rising stars are the future of our party and we need to mentor them and bring them into our fold. we are often told that the democratic party is the party of young people. how does the republican party attract youthful supporters? >> we have to go to college campuses. we have to talk to people that have not heard enough from our party. you have to go to places where you do not think republicans will be like college campuses. tell them about what democrats are going to say. free education. we have kids that cannot read right now in elementary school. we have kids not graduating from high school. let us fix the education system we have now so people are not bound by their zip code. they will talk about free health care. they want to take away your relationship with your doctor and your ability to make decisions. we don't want that. we don't think the government is the best place to make decisions for your health care needs. abo

chief kirk patrick says that she underdegrees that department needs change. >> my goal is to get to best practices if there are any in this country regarding people who are either asleep or unconscious and they are with guns and the waking up. >> the chief goes on to say if there are not any guidelines on how to handle those situations, she wants oakland pd to be the first to develop those policies. >>> accusations that workers from mexico are lured from mexico and locked in shipping containers. >>> and why the recovery effort along the russian river may be slow after last week's devastating floods. >> we do have traffic moving along pretty well in all spots except one. we'll tell you where that is. for the most part, you are off to a nice tuesday morning start. >>> a lot of cloud cover. some rain is on the way if you live right now, unless you are in santa rosa. just cloudy. we'll have an update on the tuesday forecast. >>> a 26-year-old man is scheduled to return on a san mateo county court on murder and arson charges. he set fire last month to a san mateo home on south humboldt street

charlie kirk we do as much as we can to make sure that they are not alone, the time is now, we have a there defending us, yet people like me that are finding our voices and refuse to give up, i will never stop speaking on college campuses and we have tons of events all year so they can find each other so they don't have to hide and they can come out and they can say i'm proud to love this country and i'm proud to love america and i support free markets and capitalism. jillian: is it disappointing what is happening in college campuses and the responses from colleges? >> it's terrifying, i wasn't in college too long ago and what's happened over the last 10 years, it's a different space. when i was in college i was a democrat, i had republican friends and that was totally fine. today it is just absolutely polarizing, the kids get chased in bathrooms, they get things thrown at them, if they're wearing a shirt that they love america, they are actively learning from the communist professors that they should feel ashame for loving the country. i don't know what happened. someone said that a

rob: years the founder of turning point usa, charlie kirk.. >> this is a story on what you are covering. it shows the state of the democrat party. there is an old adage that goes when we conservatives believe liberals are wrong, but liberals tend to believe conservatives are bad. so true right now. the democrat base believes conservatives are bad people. mike pence is a decent person and joe biden comes from a different time in american politics where it was okay to say people were decent, now the democrat party is so angry, the democrat base is filled with rage, you can no longer say anyone is decent whatsoever. i don't know if vice president biden wants to engage in that kind of democrat party or if he will be successful with the state of american politics the way it is. jillian: that is one of the questions. is there a place for joe biden in the democrat party? voters want joe biden to run. look at their choices for 2020 democrats, 30% have joe biden at the top followed by bernie sanders at 22%. it seems the voters want him. >> one thing t

ferrari had looked impressive in pre-season testing that their pairing of charles with kirk and sebastian vettel struggled so much miss a reason red bull red bulls much to stop and overtaking vettel is white's with third place finish was. out in front also claimed the extra points on offer this season for the fastest lap of the race on his way to a first girl prix win since twenty seven saying i bet. dogs really get. it was definitely my best race ever. i don't know what happens i just felt so good and everything was under control and. color so good today truly enjoyable i mean i turn georgia day i know it's going to get we can for the for the team so i be happy for everyone and really fantastic job from everyone that got you driving an incredible race today so you truly deserve it and we just got some work to do but still it's you know it's a great great start to the year five time champion hamilton will be concerned at how far ahead of course was for rory to be desperate to finish on the podium at the next group perri in bahrain and the richardson al-jazeera. defending n.b.a. champions

kirk martin.nts as the previous d.a., saying the evidence pointed to cal harris killing his wife. killing his wife. the trial took three months. finally, late april, the jury got it. and the waiting began. michelle's family still convinced that cal was guilty. is there a corner of your brain that thinks, god, maybe it was somebody else. >> not at all. not at all. >> well, cal and his family hope the jury had been persuaded otherwise. >> you know, you have been confident before when you've gone on trial because you have said, i didn't do it. i should be acquitted and, yet, you weren't. so how does that impact your thinking now? >> just by what bruce and his team have done in the investigation. it's got to create some dough. we didn't have that before. >> so uncertainty. by this time it was a way of life for the children. >> so i think, you know, that things don't go our way, it will definitely, you know, turn all the world's upside down. i think we're -- i know we're tough enough that we'll get thr

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kirk wood 9. south lake tahoe at 3. that's your next two day snow total. the current snow pack average to date, 160% of normal. so at this point once we reach april 1st, i don't think there is anyway we would have a below average snow pack, so certainly great news for the drought. so, what about the california drought? let's take a look at the current data. this is live data coming in to us from the u.s. drought monitor. you can see it is abnormally dry in the northern part of the state and a little bit of drought down near the border, but 95, 97% of the state continues to remain drought-free right now. that's all due to the most recent rains over the past three to four weeks. what about right now? we're trying to shake this rainfall out of here. storm ranger mobile doppler radar still shows some scattered spotty light to moderate rainfall, keeping the roads slick tonight. you can see that's the case here across milpitas, sunny vail, campbell, san jose. i expect this picture to stay into place as we head through tomorrow morning. so again, some hit and mis

you see people like candace owen, charlie kirk. go say hi to them. they have little badges on.hese rising stars of the future of our party of our party only to mentor them and bring them into our fold. >> we're often told the democratic party is the party of young people. how does republican party attract youthful supporters? >> we have to talk to people who have not heard from our party enough. we have to go to places where you don't think republicans are going to be. you have to go to college campuses and say, here's what democrats are saying. they're going to talk to about free education until you college will be free. we have kids who cannot read right now in elementary schools. we have kids who are not graduating from high school. let's fix the education system we have now and be proponents for school choice of people are not bound by their zip code to determine the type of education and quality of education they have. they're going to talk about free health care. they want to take away your relationship with your doctor and your ability to make decisions. we want you to m

his attorney insists tsujihara had no influence on kirk's roles. >>> a person is receiving thanks forcovery mission with a child with autism. >> thank you for helping me. with teddy bear. >> that is 12-year-old ryan hugging officer hari manzy. ryan unbeknownst to his parents called 911 after his little teddy you see there disappeared. the officer came by minutes later, helped ryan find freddie. >> he said the bear was okay and didn't have any injuries. >> oh, that's nice. the dad said, ryan, did you call 911? he said, yes. he asked him why? he said teddy bear rescue. >> he had prior training for -- >> a teddy bear? >> -- children with autism. so he nigh knew exactly what to do with children with autism. >>> coming up, a possible break in a cold case, a really cold case. researchers in britain say they know know who jack the ripper was, more than 130 years after the serial killer terrified london. >>> but first, the new developments in the killing of a reputed mob boss. right here in new york city. the suspect makes his first court appearance with a handwritten message on his hand. we

ki kirk, can he right? >> they control one small dot. are they really gone? no.. under this president, we have destructed their capability to gone and control territory from which they can train and teach optatives how to go out there and conduct terror attacks. will the attacks continue? probably. will they continue to the extend and with the lethality before? no. >> neil: one of the many things i've learned over the many years, having the honor speaking with you and your service to this great country, terror groups can morph. they morph to something. we remember the taliban that morphed into another group and they combine and then you have isis and on and on, al-quaida. back and forth. so they could become a new entity. the president saying isis as we know it is on the run. is he accurate saying that? >> i would say he is. you have to remember with terror groups, they tend to be proactive in what they do. they can look for ability to adapt, look for the ability to try new techniques and tactics against their opponents and against countries they're going after.

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kirk vasquez was killed on tuesday in a single vehicle crash on the expressway between winchester boulevard and bud avenue he was driving home from a baseball game when he lost control of his car and crashed into a tree. students from westmont high school pay tribute to his memory today. >> he brought a smile to your face, if you are having a bad game, he would cheer you on from the dugout, he was a leader. everyone looked up to him. >> the school district is making additional grief counselors available for students. >>> while oakland teachers prepared to hit the picket lines for the seventh day -- >> striking is threatening to postpone oakland high school's first musical in some 40 years. the oakland high students have been rehearsing since november getting ready for their big performance of the musical hairspray but this strike has forced them to practice off- campus. now there are two shows scheduled for next week are in jeopardy but they say getting up is not giving up is not an option. >> we are stressed out and we are really trying to get this show on. >> this is our first play in so

. >> i remember different-- parties and luncheons in the summer, where we'd have frank sinatra, kirk douglas. >> oh, really? >> gregory peck, yeah, come by. >> it's nice to imagine sinatra around here. ( laughs ) >> i'm steve kroft. >> i'm lesley stahl. >> i'm scott pelley. >> i'm anderson cooper. >> i'm sharyn alfonsi. >> i'm bill whitaker. those stories, tonight, on "60 minutes." >> cbs money watch sponsored by lincoln financial, helping you create a secure financial future. >> good evening. the fed is expected to leave interest rates unchanged when it meets this week. lyft hits the road tomorrowli fm investors for its i.p.o., and shake shack tests a four-day work week to improve employee -, cbs news. feel the clarity of non-drowsy claritin and relief from symptoms caused by over 200 indoor and outdoor allergens. like those from buddy. because stuffed animals are clearly no substitute for real ones. feel the clarity. and live claritin clear. forget injections and look up to 5 years younger in 12 weeks with no7 laboratories new line correcting booster serum. it works so well, 76% of

kirk vasquez died in a car crash tuesday. a go fund me page is working to raise money for his family and so far more than $7,000 has been raised. vasquez was a student and baseball player at westmont high school and had committed to the university of the pacific to play baseball, after graduation. the cause of that crash is still under investigation. >> 6:05. happening today, attorneys will be back in court for another preliminary hearing, tied to the deadly ghostship warehouse fire. most of today's hearing is expected to be just procedural, but the judge may rule on a recent request for cameras in the courtroom made by a documentary filmmaker. the judge previously said she has concerns about allowing that, but said she may decide as early as today. the trial is still on track for april. >>> president trump is back in washington this morning, after a quick stop in alaska. mr. trump used that brief visit to tout the state's roll on the nation's defense. >> now he's set to deal with domestic troubles including the congressional

a vigil was held for kirk vasquez last night. he was alone in his car when it crashed near winchester boulevard on tuesday. vasquez was a student at westmont high school and was set to attend the university of the pacific to play baseball. his baseball club, the california bulldogs, retired these jersey in his memory. the cause of the crash is still under investigation but investigators believe the wet weather may be to blame. >>> happening today, at least 6,000 acres of a napa county wildlife area will reopen now that it is recovering from a fire last july. the state department of fish and wildlife says it is reopening the eastern side of the knotsville wildlife area those burned areas. the entire eastern side of the wildlife area had been shut down after the county fire in july. is admitting caused the deadliest wildlife in state history. the camp fire cause is still under investigate but in a filing with the securities and he can change commission, pg & e record a $10.5 billion loss in anticipation of damage claims from the ca

host: kirk, go ahead. yes, do people that were shot and killed or run over, do they have time to say goodbye to their family for the next 30 years? guest: i think that is a rhetorical question. the answer to that is obviously no. that is the case whether someone gets sentenced to death or sentenced to life. host: we have been talking about the states. what should we know about the federal death penalty? we think of the death penalty, and many think of it as a national policy. people on0 -- 2700 death row, only 62 are on federal death row. 2% of the death penalty in the u.s. many people think of it as being reserved for acts of terrorism. rowpeople on federal death have committed offenses that are typically punished by state law. it is a must a lottery who on federal death row, the federal government prosecutes for capital murder. you can understand it if it was a crime committed on federal land or in acts of terrorism, but what we see a lot is just using things like the interstate commerce clause is the ju

kevin tsujihara had worked at the company for a decade the messages between tsujihara and charlotte kirkr media's chief executive has said kevin has acknowledged his mistakes are inconsistent with the company's leadership expectations. >>> "usa today" reports forensic scientists say serial killer jack the ripper has been identified through dna. the research published in the journal of forensic science suggests that jack the ripper was 24-year-old polish-born barber aaron kosminski. researchers ran genetic tests on bodily fluid found at the scene of one of the murders. >>> "sports illustrated" reports that espn apologized after it leaked the women's ncaa tournament bracket hours before the show appeared. the bracket appeared on espnu yesterday afternoon ahead of the official reveal. espn's selection show was then moved up and aired two hours earlier at 5:00 p.m. the bracket shows louisville, notre dame, mississippi state and baylor are the number one seeds. >> i feel like for the first time in a long time that every region got as close to an s-curve. and that just does my heart good for w

ferrari had looked impressive in pre-season testing that their pairing of charles with kirk and sebastian vettel struggled so much miss a reason red bull red bulls much for stop and overtaking vettel on his whites with third place finish. out in front also claimed the extra points on offer this season for the fastest lap of the race on his way to a first girl prix win since twenty seven c. i thought that. yes daughters really get. it was definitely my best race ever. i don't know what happened so i just felt so good and everything was under control and. color so so good today truly enjoyable i mean i'm going to enjoy today i know it's going to get we can for the for the team so i be happy for everyone and really fantastic job from everyone that got to drive an incredible race today so he truly deserved it and we just got some work to do but still it's you know it's a great great start to the year five time champion hamilton will be concerned of how far ahead of course was for rory to be desperate to finish on the podium at the next room prix in bahrain and the richardson al-jazeera. pakis

charlie kirk, who you heard from before, founder of turning point usa. and now i am going to throw to a video about donald trump jr. [laughter] >> in business, i was trained by my father to make the tough investment today to ensure a brighter future tomorrow. a --e most basic as aspect thing the first. the second, protect that. that seems to be at risk. ♪ [applause] >> failed to mention the two most important people on the panel. my wife, becky, and kimberly guilfoyle, vice chairwoman of america first policies and america first pac, also a prosecutor. i am a recovering lawyer too and she has many other credits. but welcome, kimberly guilfoyle. >> thank you, pleasure to be here. >> got to debate the audience tonight. >> that's right. you want to have a seat? >> i was doing an interview this morning, and i had a reporter ask me how colleges and universities, mainstream universities, have become so intolerant of conservative viewpoints and students who are conservatives, they ridicule them in the classroom, single them out. a reporter asked, what is the imp

charlie kirk is the group's founder. he had a big, big speaking slo at cpac this year, as did candice owe communications director. and, you know, there is a lot of interest in that group. and it was given a lot of space and cetainly a lot of peoe are joining. >> sreenivasan: all right, osika nwanevu, a reporter for "new yorker." thanks so much. >> thank you. >> sreenivasan: u.s.-backed forces in syria contioded operations in the last piece of islamic state controlled territory.pe a spokon for the syrian democratic forces said kurdish- led fighters advanced neto the area the town of baghouz overnight. the s.d.f. claimed there was heavy ground fighting and that isis extremistssed booby traps and sniper fire. there were also reports of an explosion and thick black smokou in the area t to be from a u.s.-led coalition airstrike. rean leader kim jong-un left hanoi vietnam today two days after his summit with president donald trump ended abrupt. before his departure, kim laid a wreath at a war heroes monument and visited the ma