>> lan hue: mmm-hmm. >> anthony: pick it up and dip, right? mmm! very nice. >> lan hue: mmm-hmm.loc is very honest, you can see through, what's inside. >> anthony: you call this type of eating an choy. >> lan hue: an choy is like for fun or playing. >> anthony: recreational eating. >> lan hue: yeah. >> anthony: so it's not a main meal, it's a snacking. >> lan hue: mmm-hmm. yeah. >> anthony: banh ram it is a delicious marriage of fried and glutinous sticky rice dumplings. it starts with frying the paste in cooking oil. then, unpeeled shrimp are stuffed into dough. place the chewy part with crunchy part and sprinkle with chopped fried shrimp. >> anthony: oh wow. oh, that's -- that looks awesome. what's -- what is underneath here? >> lan hue: rice, uh, rice paste. >> anthony: rice paste, ah, okay. >> lan hue: but on the top, this thing, at the back is um, fried thing. >> anthony: mmm. oh that's great. ooh, it's nice and crispy and greasy. i love it. anybody would love this. it's just amazing. >> lan hue: mmm-hmm. it's a combination between the soft, and -- >> anthony: the soft and t

next, lan diep is an attorney. he currently serves as a san jose city council member representing district four. and finally, vincent pan, executive director of chinese for affirmative action. he's also a board member for the center for asian american media. thanks to all of you for joining us today. we have a lot to talk about. our first topic is civic engagement and how to get more asian americans involved in the process. vincent, we'll start with you. would you say that we are seeing an up-surge in political activism? >> i would. i mean, i think that there's always been a lot of unseen activism that's occurred in the asian american community that maybe hasn't been recognized by dominant culture. but if we look at things like voting, if we look at things like people running for office, we do see that we continue to increase our numbers after election. but one of the most interesting things, i think, is the way asian americans are starting to show up across the spectrum of ways to be involved, and especially in ma

my question today is, what is it like lanning the space shuttle and compare that to landing a regular plane when you're a test pilot. >> so, linda, landing a space shuttle is tricky. it's big glider. engines but no more fuel of not that you would want to land with rocket engines anyway. so, the space shuttle is a challenging vehicle to land. one of the most challenging. it's got a time delay in the flying control system that would not be allowed to exist in an airplane. it's just too long. so it's got some quirkiness about it that makes it rick to land, but the thing that makes it -- that is the worst contributor to the challenge of lanning the space shuttle is the fact you have been in space for a week or two weeks and you're, dizzy and tired and you realize a lot of people are watching you do this on television. you have one chance to do it, and it's -- kind of ratchets up the pressure. i would say, though, that the hardest piloting task that i've ever done is landing an f14 tom cat on an aircraft carrier at night, that's a scarier and definitely a more challenging piloting task tha

start and treating the road, that is very latest live from the penndot yard in norristown chantee lans cbs-3 "eyewitness news". you. >>> tens of thousands of people in the philadelphia region are still waiting to get their power restored week's storm. "eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves is live where utility crew where is working to help customers before this next winter blast alycia. >> reporter: jessica, peco crews have been scrambling to try to restore services to as many people as possible, before this next storm storms through the region. unfortunately though those crew the are not going to be able to get power to everyone, in time. not yet recovered from one storm and another one is hours away. >> right new we have lessstil impac wery to of>> rtran12,000n k,illnt be cold, forrating but know.sr: solve breo. enfer. >>chtr generators, we have no propane.eel kind that we cannot help t hardware store in huntington valley area of montgomery county is like aloft just wiped out of the crucial storm supplies. >> in came out of the left field. we are in the process of gettingeady for

"eyewitness news" reporter chantee lans is live in the sat center with details on this case, chantee. >> reporter: all of the victims parents were in tears describing life after losing their sons, they believe more should have been done to prevent the accused killer cosmo dinardo from getting a gun. >> he told me he loved me. we hugged each other. and then i told him see you later. >> reporter: sharon patrick never saw her 19 year-old son jimmy patrick walk right back through the front door among four young men shot, killed, buried on a farm in solebury in bucks county last july. on monday, the attorneys for the families of dean finocchiaro, tom mayo and jimmy patrick announced wrongful death civil lawsuit against the killer cosmo dinardo, his parents, and his cousin sean kratz. family of the fourth victim mark sturgis filed a wrongl death civil suit last year, according to the complaint, sturgis was shot by a gun owned by cosmo dinardo's mother. lawsuit claim that the parents neglect to safe guard their gun while knowing their son had serious mental health issues. farm where men is f

. >> i'm the slow driver in the right lan when reporter: now it's taking a thein same areas that is recovering from friday's deadly nor'easter. it's horrible. looks like a war zone. >> it's scary, it was a bad one. >> reporter: hundreds of thousands are without power. >> there's not been a storm of this magnitude since sandy. >> reporter: from virginia to massachusetts the storm's hurricane-force wind gusts downed power lines and toppled trees. >> restoration during the storm has been pains takingly difficult because of downed trees and i am -- impassable roads. >> reporter: surveld rippe homes -- surf their foundations. the national weather service ispecting the storm to turn into f nor'easter. a storm watch fity of northeast from tuesday into wednesday. maggie ruhle new york. suicide prevention hot line could be in the works. current hot 1-800-273-talk. some people say it's hard to experiencinge the risk of suicide decreases. >>> retailers penny is cutting jobs in anticipation of a declining sales. the company is slashing 360 jobs. jc penny0 stores ltnd philadelphia millse among those shutte

it's slow going -- oak lan. it's slow going on -- oak lan. it's slow -- oakland. it's slow going the other way. another slow day on 24 heading to the tunnel i doesn't see -- i don't see anything major. it's possible there's something new we don't know about, yet on 24. it's very slow and another bad day for the commute so far. hopefully, it will start to even out but rye now it doesn't -- right now it doesn't look that -- doesn't look that good. and looks good to and from the san francisco airport. now steve. >>> thanks. we have a lot of cloud cover over us, not much in the way of rain yet. but a little bit is expected later tonight into tomorrow morning. but cloudy skies, then partly cloudy skies, very mild conditions. temperatures will be upper 60s to 70s. and this looks like it's high based. i doubt there's much developing out of this. cloudy to mostly cloudy. and might. afternoon highs 64 to 72. light amounts of precip into thursday looks heavier over weekend. san jose south and santa cruz mountains south if everything comes in as advertise. advertised. look w

was on a desserted stretch of -- deserted stretch of lan on an isolated cliff over the potomac ure if. downstream from neighbors, schools, churches or town. and mt. vern mon was and is only about ten miles from alexandria. jefferson's monticello in charlottesville and the university of virginia. both homes were centers of political and social activities during washington's and jefferson's lifetimes, and became the targets of vast restoration efforts after the deaths of their owners. jefferson's daughter formed a foundation that exists to this day. preserving and protecting monticello. washington's home was sold to a group of ladies, patriotic ladies from the south who organized into a group called the ladies mt. vernon, and they started taking charge of mt. vernon, restored it and run mt. vernon to this vary day as one therefore greatest group of american is have ever met in my life. they're absolutely marvelous. even lee's wife didn't want to stay at the isolated lee plantation of a his death and move her and her sons to alex damp leaving the plantation home deserted. abandoned and i

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berkeley 52a lot of 53s in oak lan. there's moisture moving -- 53.t of 53s in oak lan. 46, 47 eu keyinga -- cue a and 30s -- ukiah. the snow level has gone up. a lot of cloud cover on the way and look at the train of moisture that extends south to the hawaiian islands. this is going to deepen as it moves southward. and it lifts northward and as it does, that will give us rain. here's the projection for right now. they have a tough time but it looks like pretty good rain on saturday and sunday and then we will focus to the north sloarg snow levels big time. 60s and 70s on the temps. sun breaks mace it warmer than this. these are - makes it warmer than this. these are above average temps. >>> owning property in san francisco could get more expensive. coming up, the so-called rain tax and how the city will use the money. plus, saving that cracked cell phone. the proposed new law but not everyone is happy about it. >> welcome back to mornings on 2. it is 6:55. a bill making its way through state legislature would require cell phone companies to make repa

live from the sat center, chantee lans for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> today armed police officers, started full-time patrols of cherry hill public schools. the new patrols were in response to the deadly florida school shooting. last tuesday hundreds of students and parents, filled a cherry hill school board meet to go discuss safety concerns. township will pay for officers to patrol all 19 schools through june. >>> serious crash with injuries is causing traffic delays on the atlantic city expressway. chopper three over the scene this afternoon in gloucester township. authorities say two people were thrown from the vehicle that crashed, off of the highway and burst into flames. their conditions are unknown, and the crash shut down traffic in both directions, between berlin cross keys road , and route 42, they are now, back opened. >>> police are looking for person who fired a stray bullet that hit an elderly womain her southwest philadelphia apartment. it happenedround 12:30 this morning on the 7100f grant place, the 79 year-old bet came through a first floor window and hit knee. sh

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oak lan hills had over a inch of rain. an inch and 3/4. close to an in.ountville and brentwood .59 and far less to the north more to the marin county southward. moisture stared to move south but is drawn -- started to move south but now drawn back. the air mass is saturated. we will get bands of rain going through. sometimes not too heavy. more mist gets fog and mostly cloudy skies. but for marin county and santa cruz mountains this is a day where you can probably get 2, 2 1/2 i been -- dib -- inches of rain. it look like the heaviest is to the north. but last i saw they had a half inch 3/4 to an inch north ofthey will. rainfall is really impressive for just about everybody here although we are not looking as excessive but if fresno and bakersfield gets close to that that's a tremendous amount of rain. heavy wet snow in the sierra and then snow levels come down. because it's too mild. mainly 50s for about everybody. windsor 52. 34 in truckee. so the snow level goes up to 7,000 feet if not higher. winter storm warnings start at 5 p.m. heavy wet snow at lak

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. >> "eyewitness news" reporter chantee lans is live with the latest on the snow's impact in allentown, chantee. >> hey, jessica and ukee i have even more good news for you it has officially stopped snowing here in allentown, i think personal snowfall was around 11:00 o'clock last night so a bit of the break for people out here. good news it hasn't really been sticking. we will show you by my food this is mostly slush, it is not even enough really to build a snow man. now outside on the road is here we have been focusing up the street here down hamilton street is one of penndot's offices and they have been saying that people have been staying off the roads. they have been grateful for that. on the side of the road though , something our photographer will kenworthy pointed out you can see the melting of the snow, and the stream of water here, yeah, this is water but that is likely going to turn into ice which why is penndot is urging people to continue to stay off the road. >> really have all the of trucks are out on the roadway, full compliment of drivers here in lehigh veil, north in

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this is lan done. he turns tweekend he got a chan with a bunch ofchs long right t.o jason kelce. he said i outfit, man. >> thanks. up n tell you where people were >> watching paint dry is notoriously boring. what about watching ice melt. >> that's what rowan university invited people to do tonight in downtown glassboro. the pop-up ice sculpture was on rowan boulevard. freebies were handed out. >> we've got another nor'easter to get through before we get to the weekend but it never hurts to look ahead. it looks as though sunshine will be the story on saturday with seasonable highs. at least a quiet start to the weekend but rain returns to the area some sunday. we'll keep you ♪ we buy any car ♪ any make, any model, any age, any price ♪ ♪ from 50 bucks to 100 grand ♪ we buy any car ♪ any, any, any, any at webuyanycar.com, the gimmicks stop with our ads. trading in our selling your car is hassle-free with just three easy steps. one, get your free online valuation. two, drive to your local car buying centre. and three, walk out with your check in as little as 30 minutes.

i'm handing over the microphone to chante lans. she'll be here for four, five, six and 11. as this storm continues. kind of keep up until right around the rush hour. for now we're live in downtown allentown. i'm trang dough cbs3 "eyewitness news". back to you guys. >> well deserved trang you have been on air since 4:00 a.m. so, yes, go back kick your feet up have something warm to eat. >> allentown correspondent. >> thank you trang. >>> if you have any snow photos or videos you'd like to share with us use the hash tag cbs3 on facebook or twitter you may seem them right here on "eyewitness news". >>> our storm coverage continues here on cbs3. >> live look now at philadelphia from our rooftop camera not quite white out conditions but not looking great out there. we'll go live to bucks county and check on conditions in south jersey. "eyewitness news". reminder you can fine the latest developments on our website cbsphilly.com and our twitter and facebook pages at cbs phil >>> at this point not everyone has been seeing snow from the nor'easter in new jersey along the shore this

this is lan done. he turns two next week and this weekend he got a chance to meet with a bunch of the birds. chris long right there. also jason kelce. he said i like your outfit, man. >> thanks. up next we'll tell you where people were >> watching paint dry is notoriously boring. what about watching ice melt. >> that's what rowan university invited people to do tonight in downtown glassboro. the pop-up ice sculpture was on rowan boulevard. freebies were handed out. >> we've got another nor'easter to get through before we get to the weekend but it never hurts to look ahead. it looks as though sunshine will be the story on saturday with seasonable highs. at least a quiet start to the weekend but rain returns to the area some sunday. we'll keep you posted a thanks for coming in today. when it comes to planning for retirement, i get this a lot. first comes denial. not worried. plenty of time and money. then anger. why didn't i start saving years ago?? then fear. what am i gonna do now? bargaining. what if

let's ask cnbc's lan don dowdy. >> we will see but wall street could open slightly lower this morningtors eyeing political developments in europe as italy is set for a hung parliament and german chancellor merkel is headed for a fourth term. also hanging over the markets continued concerns about a global trade war sparked by president trump's announced tariffs on steel and aluminum imports. that would hit european and nafta allys more than china. >>> amazon fires the latest shot in a fight with google. it will stop selling all nest home products such as smart thermostats and cameras. it may be available through third party vendors. nest was absorbed into google after being a standalone unit and amazon is expanding into the home business with its recent purchase of ring. but it's refused to sell to google home device and smartphones. for its part google has booted youtube from amazon fire tv and echo devices. >>> meanwhile only about a quarter of american workers say they're aware of changes to their paychecks due to the new tax law by bankrate.com. the new law allows employers to with

the heritage foundation has promoted the american conservation we call the lan itd of liberty, stewardship of america's environment and the number one principle that the outline is people are our most important, unique and precious resource and/orrc number eight principle is that the most successful environmental policies flowvi from liberty. people and liberty. so,op when i read the opening sentence ofhe chapter one of the book that i got from accounting books, i read this sentence. this book is about freedom, and i was hooked. i knew i had to read the rest of this book. the author is with a us today ad he has a final copy of his book, green tierney. and the author is rupert. he's been in business finance. he's been an investment banker, he's been in the public policy arena, he's been in government. he's seen this issue from a lot of angles and he studied at cambridge where he studied economics and history, a great foundation for writing this fine book. let me just tell you what a couple of our friends have said about his new book. michael berg on who i brown whof all of us here at herita

. >> "eyewitness news" reporter chantee lans is live, with the very latest on the conditions there, chanteeeport report hi, jessica and ukee, keyword is leaving its mark, ie, it has left, the snow has officially stop. we are at a ppl center in downtown allentown on hamilton street. it is slushy with the accumulation totals. several inches, not so bad, panning up to the road here. cars have listened to penndot pretty much stayed off the road for the most part. we have seen lots and lots of plows coming through the sidewalks, crystal clear, now earlier i spoke with a pizza delivery driver, he said that he was looking forward, to this storm. >> i'm very much a snow advocate so i was looking forward to it, so, you know, i was hoping for one big one before it was done for the year, but you know, i will take what i can get. i like it. i like it falling. it is nice, peaceful. mother nature. how can you be mad at mother nature? >> reporter: toshay how can you be mad at mother nature. she spared us this time in allentown. no reports of any outages or lots of them out here but penndot again wants to

election day in the country's history with former farquhar both taking parts in it and still active your lan rebels or serving a ceasefire yet it also proves the deep resentment that many colombians feel towards the fark and establishment politicians the results seem to show that the most hard line conservative have a clear shot at the presidency putting risk the already fragile peace agreement alison i'll just read a book. agent has extended the detention of al-jazeera journalist who was hussein by another forty five days egyptian national was arrested once on holiday in december two thousand and sixteen hussein was accused of incitement against state institutions and broadcasting false news with the aim of spreading chaos he has lawyers and strongly deny the allegations. in south sudan injuries that are relatively simple to treat by doctors in other countries often result in amputation three years of civil war have devastated the health care system and many resort to sedition or healing methods etc morgan reports from my dog by the time the injured decide to travel to a hospital it can be

so for the lan use recommendations i will be giving, and following me will be david. so the recommendations with a big shoutout to kerry tilston anne cooke who work david on the transportation subcommittee. >> with respect to the last use committee any look at many issues regarding parks and open space spaces spaces and recreational uses of those facilities should be programmed. you know short story. the waterfront parks are precious. they are very highly valued. they are an important place for the whole city and we were lucky to have state land staff, including executive officer jennifer participating in these discussions because some of the issues in the past have been about how the parks are programmed. and overall, right now, most of the marks are for passive public access and recreational enjoyment and what we were hearing from the public was a need to have a broader array of activities and recreational pursuits that are supported in our open spaces and parks. that still were responsive to have public state by land. so jennifer casey were very helpful in educatin

. >> ceo, barry zeckleman plans to add hundreds of jobs in wheat lan and peck up production if trump's 25% tariff on foreign steel becomes reality. >> steel is the backbone. we can be the backbone again. what we could do is employ a lot more people. we could be proud to walk through these plants, that are, sitting idle right now. >> he is so fired up about the president's trade plan, he pledged to give $1,000 to each of his 2,000 employees, every year, that the tariff stands. >> believe it means job security. >> that is a welcome surprise for karen yanic who is a ma veen operator. >> i truly believe we are going to get a lot of the domestic business back. >> reporter: some workers like mickey jaggers are more cautious. >> gave us host about us, what about the other industry. >> you are worried about a trade war? >> yes. >> five hours away in allentown at american architectural metal manufacturing where they make roof parts. george attia is worried about something else. your fear is? >> possibly a slowdown in, in work in orders. because of price increases. >> reporter: with less than a

i am very proud they brought lincoln to the lapd of le-- lan of lee, and also a board member of the incolincoln institute, ao thank you for hanging around a. a you had a few minutes to ask questions of the folks here, and there is always a bunch more that you wish that you had asked. i wish i had asked him this thing. so if you want to ask a question, we have live mikes only on this level. if you are up in the balcony, you need to join us down here, but please, approach the mic, and because it is recorded, speak into the mic, and we are interested in in the questions and not statements that are followed by the question, what did you think about my statement. so, the floor is open. we have got 30 minutes, and if nobody shows up, i have a microphone and i will ask questions. we have the first question. >> for the first speaker, about i did see some later pictures of the civil war with monitors with two cheese boxes on the rack. and what i was wondering about is that they -- how many of those were there and if there were two how did they keep from shooting themselves, because sooner or later the t

she's an academy adviser and team's chap lan. she even has her own custom made nikes.t 5 tall right in the huddle. this was before the start of the game. >> don't let those tennessee team members scare you with their height. height doesn't mean that much. >> reporter: truth be told, she didn't have them advancing this far in her brackets. >> i didn't think we'd go sweet 16 now we may go more than that. >>> favorite story of the night. >>> new details about two big winning tickets in the $455 million power ball drawing. one ticket in pennsylvania matched all six numbers, 22, 57, 59, 60, 66, and the power ball number of 7. the exact location in pennsylvania where the winning ticket was sold hasn't been released yet. a ticket in southern california had all five numbers excludeing the power ball number that was sold in santa monica and is worst $1.2 million. >>> in accue weather we have a mild and try start to the work and school week tomorrow. that quickly changes on tuesday as our next storm brings back rain. brings back rain for several days, in fact. >> live doppler 7,

thank you. [ applause ] >>> coming up tonight on c-span3, transportation secretary e-lan chao testifies on the trump administration's infrastructure policy. then the nation's top state education officials on equitable education opportunities and k-12 priorities in the states. >>> later, the debate between the candidates in pennsylvania's 18th congressional district race. >>> transportation secretary elaine chao testified on the trump administration's infrastructure agenda and confirmed that the president asked speaker paul ryan to b

the ecuadorian embassy has blocked you need songes internet access to stop him tweeting about castro lan issues his friend the british designer vivienne westwood told us it's vital he gets back online. really important that he's got access to the world by all the. city let me just also to come this hour the austrian foreign minister revealed that the country was pressured by the cage to expel russian diplomats over the soldier in the time and tens of thousands of prisoners used to join decide. of a murdered survivor he was recently stabbed to death.

and places like lan kaster temperatures bumped up at 40 degrees and philadelphia 32 degree the last hour and trenton 33 and millville 34 and atlantic city airport 34 degrees. and west of philadelphia this storm is done, visibility is not bad in philadelphia 3 miles right now. and trenton reporting a third a mile visibility. and a band of snow a half mile. the storm system is moving out of here about 35 miles per hour. moving quickly and snow will be completely done by 6:00. and already over west of philadelphia. and temperatures dropping below freezing and a wet fluffy snow and you want to shovel it before temperatures drop and icy spots developing overnight. more details of what is to come over the weekend if the full accuweather forecast. >> thank you cecily. great work. >>> lets go to "action news" reporter walter perez in bethlehem. you have your umbrella so things tapering off a bit here frmg i was bemoaning the fact that i forgot. right now the snow kicks back in of course because it stopped a few minutes ago and a little bit of good news, pennsylvania state police shut down eastbo

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my question today is, what is it like lanning the space shuttle and compare that to landing a regular plane when you're a test pilot. >> so, linda, landing a space shuttle is tricky. it's big glider. engines but no more fuel of not that you would want to land with rocket engines anyway. so, the space shuttle is a challenging vehicle to land. one of the most challenging. it's got a time delay in the flying control system that would not be allowed to exist in an airplane. it's just too long. so it's got some quirkiness about it that makes it rick to land, but the thing that makes it -- that is the worst contributor to the challenge of lanning the space shuttle is the fact you have been in space for a week or two weeks and you're, dizzy and tired and you realize a lot of people are watching you do this on television. you have one chance to do it, and it's -- kind of ratchets up the pressure. i would say, though, that the hardest piloting task that i've ever done is landing an f14 tom cat on an aircraft carrier at night, that's a scarier and definitely a more challenging piloting task tha

. >> in his lan, the president wants to give reported $50 million a year for school safety improvements. mr. trump is establishing a federal commission on school safety to be chaired by education secretary betsy devos that will explore possible solutions to the violence. >>> new at 11:00, the major vote that could change politics in china for a long time. the president of chin has the option of staying in power indefinitely. a vote to scrap term limits was unanimously passed. he has overseen a crackdown on lawyers. >>> a controversial group is getting its own tv network. tomorrow, the church of scientology plans to launch a network on several platforms, including apple tv and roku. the network's website says it will premier content at 8:00 p.m. eastern time. no word on what kind of content the network will air. a tweet from its twitter account says it's time for us to tell our story. >>> 110 years ago women protested against working conditions. today, women in oakland marched in celebration. here's a look at the marchers in the streets today. they gathered to mark international women wo

emmett nar to cutting jock lan dale. jordan ford with the steal here. fast break layup.of the night here it comes. ford spin cycle once and twice, and the floating finish. ford with 19 got to see it again. 360 after 360 it's like a 720. shawn white lyn dale led the way with 26 points. sets the season scoring record with 725 points. they advance in the nit. 89-45. all right so we knew kirk kurt cousins was paid by somebody. he agreed to a three-year deal worth $84 million with the minnesota vikings. the contract might be ground breaking because it is fully guaranteed ppt the crazy things about nfl contracts is most allow players to be cut at any time and the money is not totally guaranteed. that's why you see kbies get signing bonuses as a work around. in this case it's believed the viking will fully gaern the full total value of $80 million. if others insisted on this that would change the entire league. >>> packers released aaron rogers favorite target cut jordy nelson to make cap space. est coming off a down season. but still at 53 catches and 6 tds. it's believed both

father whale lan, i still remember, no, father gleason. yes. >> what does he know about it?, would show videos and pictures, you snow. >> there are videos? >> no. of what happens when things go wrong. like if you get something. std's. >> oh, i've seen some of those. ew. >> and the scary -- you do in the want to do anything. >> ahh. oh, i remember byron pile, too. >> oh, gosh. >> the part of the problem, you're having these discussions in ninth grade. you should be having the discussions cents at seventh and eighth grades. >> ah. >> byron pile stood up and actually asked this person -- (laughing) -- all right. this is a horrible seguinot way, but i'll do it anyway. menstrual cramps. well, i shouldn't even be saying this. >> what are you talking about? >> maybe you should. isn't this a man saying this? >> yes. one of my daughters has menstrual cramps all the time, complained about them her entire life. she would come to me, what do we do about it? go to store, heating pads, all of this other stuff. so there was this doctor, and it is a male, ob/gyn, he says, yes, menstrual cra

friendly and supportive in the case of stanton and grant to atrocious in the case of stanton and mclel lan and sherman is in the middle. how should we say, practical, tactical things, stanton and sherman see eye-to-eye and sherman is grateful for the rapid and full support that the war department provides to him for the march from atlanta to the sea and then the restocking in savannah and the march north into the carolinas. the issue upon which stanton and sherman disagree is black soldiers. stanton from the time of the emancipation of the proclamation, and before, is keen to recruit blacks into the army and sherman will have none of it. he believes that blacks are not ready to be soldiers in his army and he succeeds all the way through in ensuring that blacks are not part of his army. and this is the issue, the main issue. there are some others that leads stanton in early 1865 to get onto a boat and go down to savannah and see sherman face-to-face to talk about this. and amazingly, the two of them agree on what becomes sherman's most famous wartime document. special orders number 15 resef

. >> we've learned that a station in at lan tax where they don't get that much snow, has a 14 box. >>his. >> this, for theirself ear werth. winter storm? they don't have that much snow. >> for this snowstorm, guess how much snow they received? to do all this. >> how much? >> 4 inches. >> that's what they did it for. >> well, so, michael hudson in the control room gave us nine box. but it is all the same box, just infinity, just us. can we get to 14 this morning? to be like atlanta? >> with a attitude like that we'll never get doctor. >> but what's it showing? that's my thing, when you do all of the boxes, i guess to show look at us, we're the pour fuss news team. we have all of these people. >> of course that's what it means. >> just like flexing? >> it is all developed by men, men are responsible, our boxes are bigger. you know, it is all size matters stuff. our shoes are huge. our reporters have big microphones. all right. so, lauren johnson, is in bucks county, her tease was where are people going to eat in quakertown? >> because, kathy's country kitchen closed. >> all i saw was ce

lan yap is extra. my career is -- lan yap. this is what we live for. put me on a different kind of path. jill's cancer diagnosis put me on another kind of path. i want to make sure this hero of mine is healthy. anything else that comes after that, is bonus, really. >> yeah, jill, i'm so happy for you. i know this is not easy. >> thank you. >> it is not easy to come out and discuss something. but your hope is to make a difference. we have heard from people when they saw your show with harry, that they went to the doctor. that they got screened. >> that was amazing. >> hearing that more and more. getting letters. >> we got hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of responses. people came to me personally and said, one woman said, i went to the doctor the next day. i didn't know about dense breast tissue. they found a tumor. i had the surgery the day after that. we heard that so much. i'm like, you know -- i'm so proud of you for doing this, because jill's very, very private. >> it makes me so happy. >> it's an amazing thing. >> you are an amazing couple. 4 ye

florist, a hotel, and it's a complete place, and at the time it's important to remember this. '61 -- the lan was purchased in early '60 and the last buildings finished a year before the break-in in '71. this is not the prime years of american urban life. people are leaving cities. so, the idea is like you have to get out of there. you have to go -- the modern living is in the suburbs. that's where you'll have your cool mid-century house and all your conveniences, your library is modern, going to drive your door the mall, all going to be great. the watergate is designed to bring people -- to push against that and to bring people back to the city and give them a modern life that is sort of in the city, and that factors into it. lastly, i think it's -- there's a lot of people on ten acres. so, they're powerful people and interesting people and smart people, especially the area liars are 0 lot of highly educated women. single women. the billing was marketed to -- building was marketed aggressively to women, the wifes and single women, and a place where you can, a single woman in washington, you

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one thing that the lakota elders whom they apologized to said at the end of the ceremony what's lan belongsto no one, no one owns the land so i think that's something really important, really important thing to keep in mind these days, as the assault on land, sea and air, cranks up, and to me that's kind of the end game of the indian wars, this total war on the environment is all connected to what happened in this country during the 19th century. >> i've got one, maybe two more questions. i don't mean to crowd you out. >> go ahead. >> have you given your talks to any audiences that were entirely or predominantly native american and what was the response. >> i have not. >> have there been any official responses from the nations on the reservations. >> not that i know of -- all through there was a nice review in a native american publication. >> that was well-received? >> i can't say by everyone. >> right. can you tell about a book you have written before or what you have in mind next. >> okay. thanks for asking, roger. i'm very superstitious and never talk about works in progress but i'll ta

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department of transportation releasing a voice mail that that engineer left on one of their employee's lans on tuesday, two days before the collapse, but that voice mail not heard until today. the state employee had been out of the office. listen to what the engineer details. >> hey, tom, this is the bridge engineer. i was calling to share with you some information about the fau pedestrian bridge and cracking observed on the north end of the span, the pile on end of the span you moved this weekend. so, we have taken a look at it. obviously, some repairs or whatever will have to be done. from a safety perspective, we don't see there's any issue there. we're not concerns from that perspective. the cracking is not good and something is going to have to be done to repair that. >> the engineer said very clearly there, he wasn't concerned about the cracks from a safety perspective. this information released by the florida department of transportation came out right as the ntsb chairman was meeting with the media on friday night. he said his organization was not aware of any such tips of cracks i

with the major spending bill potentially on the floor of both houses if lawmakers make a push for the lan language protecting robert mueller to be included in that, fred. >> and laura, there is a twitter war or the statement war taking place today with everyone getting the dibs in. and you know, james comey in his tweet saying that, you know, you can judge for yourselves who was honorable and who is not, because people are going to be hearing his story, and he is referring to the book. >> well, it appears that way. in a certain sense, you can see that he is maybe hyping a little bit of the excitement for the book that is set to come out in april, and he is going on a media tour, and going on with george stephanopoulos and the "view" and giving an interview to "the new yorker" and clearly getting the excitement of surrounding that with the press, and at the same time, he is r l really trying the defend his credibility here. the president has gone after him as well as his former colleague andy mccabe pretty hard, and as former fbi officials, they are now free to speak out as public citizens

there's really heavy rain embedded within this from napa county back over to the east bay pi nines lanrancisco missed out on it but looks like it's filling inmarin county picking up. some low cage has over 3 inches of rain -- location has over 3 inches of rain. that's picking up. onshore and back over towards hay wavered union