lance: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. lance: thank you, mr. speaker. i'm pleased we are considering s. 96 to improve rural call completion. it will require the federal communications commission to establish call completion standards for intermediary providers that sometimes have not routed calls properly in rural areas of our country. by focusing on these standards, we will ensure that the high quality telephone service people in big cities may take for granted will be shared by those americans living in harder to reach areas. i appreciate the bipartisan work of congressman david young and congressman peter welch. their companien -- companion bill, h.r. 460, passed the house on january 23, 2017. i also thank senator klobuchar and senator thune for their work on rural call completion. without the bipartisan and bicameral work of all of these members, we would not be here today. thank you, mr. speaker, and i reserve

what do you think, lance? >> i mean, yes, i think right now, a lot of these companies are in really weird position because they rode hard against trump. melissa: right. >> prior to the tax changes and now we're seeing this real impact on their earnings and what is going to happen with paying money, making more money. so there is a very weird moment. they do want to get into these other businesses. >> right. >> the push into health care is not just amazon. apple is very interested in the industry. melissa: the more they do, scott, the scarier they are and more you see washington gunning for them, right? >> i would agree. i would say the flipside, melissa, the more they know and do around your house the easier for your life. that is your father's and mother's antitrust thing. making business harder and making it more costly. they did the exact opposite. amazon prime is raising prices. something they should have done a year or two ago. >> big time. >> amazon prime is still probably best deal on the planet. gate w

lance: -- reelection? rep. lance: i have a suburban are highlynd they educated.ill be judged on my voting record, and i have been clear, i favor deductibility of salt and i am trying to move that forward. this is an issue at the state level in new jersey, because there is a limitation on what can be deducted from the state income tax form. i think our state legislature and our state governor should change that as well. shery: on your voting record, we are seeing the support for the tax cut, in general it is going up. the tax -- the new york times poll say support was at 30 plus itdecember, just last week was up to over 50%. are you concerned that will affect you? rep. lance: no, i indicated to the public that i favor certain portions of the tax bill. i think business taxes should have been reduced, as they went but there are%, other aspects that i did not favor, particularly regarding salt, and also i do not think we should be expanding the deficit in this country to the expect that this legislation may result . but there are certain parts of the bill that i favo

we're glad that lance is here to do that for us. lance has an incredible background. i know when i'm up here, there are people who have experience in the military or think tanks or education, and lance has a little of all of them. some things that are notable about him that you might not have known, he was the chief speech writer for a gentleman here in california, does anyone remember the name george duke mason? he was there. and also was the writer for ed meese in the reagan administration. so he has that. he's had military experience, he's now the head policy person at pri, pacific research institute, on the education track. and delighted to welcome him back. ladies and gentlemen, mr. lance are izumi. [applause] >> well, thank you very much, erica, for that very kind introduction. thank you very much, all of you, for welcoming me back here to the silicon valley to, i guess the biggest group therapy session in the bay area? [laughter] yeah. and so, yeah, as erica mentioned, i started my career after law school -- and i'm a recovering lawyer -- i started my career as

lance has an incredible background. not much experience with the military or think tanks or education and lance has all of them. something notable that you might not of known is he is a speechwriter for gentleman here in california and does anyone remember the name george duke mason? he was also the writer for ed neese in the reagan administration. he has that and he is military experience and he is now the head policy person at tr i on the education track and delighted to welcome him back. [applause] >> thank you, erica, for that kind introduction and for welcoming back here to the silicon valley to the biggest group therapy session in the bay area and erica mentioned i started my career after law school and i'm a recovering lawyer so i started my career as a speechwriter and for those of you vaguely remember governor george i was the guy who gave the duke all that charisma. so i was a speechwriter for the governor and speechwriter for annis when he was attorney general of the united states and i also tell folks that b

tenant anthony daly, lance corporal jeffrey young, and the tenant anthony daly, lance corporaljeffreya rs simon tipper. he was then just 19 years old. his family, this has been a long and continuing fight for justice. i will sleep easy again. my brother can rest easy where he is now, and that is all i ask. i don't ask any more, i don't want nothing from this whatsoever. all i want is the truth. john downey was the prime suspect. convicted of ira membership in the 1970s, he was charged with the bombing in 2014. he always denied any involvement, but his case collapsed. as part of the good friday agreement, john downey had been sent an on the run letter, giving an assurance that he would not face trial. the scheme was heavily criticised. tony blair, whose government implemented on the run letters, fiercely defended them. without having done that, we would not have a northern ireland peace process in place today. being able to pay for a civil action is a major breakthrough for the families of those who lost their lives here. there is a long legal road ahead, but now, they have hope. seven

(cover sot)sot-lance berg/oakmon- iúm really excited to see it work and see how well it works.'seville medical centerús new germ zapping machine.sot- allison gontheir r.n./roseville medical center- it's very coolallison gontheir heads infection control at the hospital. she says the staff was so excited about the new technology which uses uv light to disinfect hospital surfaces after staff manually clean them...they couldnút keep it to themselves.sot- allison gontheir r.n./roseville medical center- we thought wow we really need to share this and let everyone know what weúre doing and expand that into the educational programsa perfect opportunity, she says, for oakmont high schoolús health science academy students to learn about the threat of contracting an infection from hospital facilities. lance berg says he was surprised to learn how commonly patients get serious illnesses from hospital rooms that arenút properly sanitized. sot-lance berg/oakmont: "i figured it would be something where one out of every 200 patients would get it but we saw some had upwards of 50%." today the st

. >> many who grew up straddling this border fall prey to the perverse illusion to a life of open lance. >> if they go in the drug war they get the good-looking women and drive a car for a while. >> 20-year-old serving 70 years for his role in the murders of garcia and another person. in a state prison in abilene, he stepped down with our war stories producer for an interview. he described the life of crime that began at 13 and ended behind bars. born in houston to a father in construction and mother that as a hairstylist. he had a good life. they moved to laredo and settled into a neighborhood near the riogrande, yards from mexico. he refused to talk about his criminal career in america but did offer rare insight into the mexican cartel that seduced him to a promise of life of luxury. >> money, cars, houses. >> those people are believed to be cartel henchmen who befriended the then 13-year-old at a nightclub in mexico. parting turned to violence when the young recruit qualified for training camp and was soon being groomed to kill. >> the american teenager was now part of a well armed a

lance stevenson rubbing it in. >> flyers pushed around today against ottawa. down one, final seconds, nolin patrick with 2.6 seconds left in regulation, we go to a shootout. mike hoffman scores the game winner. flyers lose 4-3. their fourth straight loss. hopefully the eagles have better luck tomorrow. >> more "action news" in our next half hour. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the gig-speed network that powers the dreams of america's businesses is now doing the same for america's olympic and paralympic athletes. >> welcome back to our continuing coverage of superbowl lii. the focus tomorrow behind the scenes, security operations are kicking into gear. >> the security plan has been in effect for two years and is using black hawk helicopters. here's more on what's being done to keep people safe. >> die hard fan and a massive security presence. in the downtown of minneapolis, authorities have spent two years learning to protect it. black hawk helicopters are patrolling the skies, ready to intercept any helicopter that flies too close on game day. >> more than 2,000 cameras are keeping

soldiers from the household cavalry, squadron quartermaster corporal roy bright, lieutenant anthony daly, lance he was then just 19 years old. for his family, this has been a long and continuing fight for justice. i can sleep easy again. my brother can rest easy where he is now, and that's all i ask. i don't ask any more. i don't want nothing from this whatsoever. all i want is the truth. john downey was the prime suspect. convicted of ira membership in the 1970s, he was charged with the bombing in 2014. he always denied any involvement, but his case collapsed. as part of the good friday agreement, john downey had been sent an on—the—run letter, it gave him an assurance that he would not face trial. the scheme was heavily criticised. tony blair, whose government implemented on—the—run letters, fiercely defended them. without having done that, we would not have a northern ireland peace process in place today. being able to pay for a civil action is a major breakthrough for the families of those who lost their lives here. there is a long legal road ahead, but now, they have hope. seven horses wer

. >> reporter: this week two republican congressmen, leonard lance of new jersey and brian mast of florida, called for restoring cdc funding of research into gun violence. it remains to be seen whether that will snowball into actual repeal of the dickey amendment. dr. jon lapook, cbs news, new york. >>> the winter olympics ended today with a spectacular ceremony and a possible diplomatic breakthrough. north korea said it is willing to hold talks with the united states. more now from ben tracy in pyeongchang, south korea. >> reporter: there were fireworks all around the olympic stadium during the closing ceremony of the games. but inside it was a picture of peace. athletes from both koreas marched together, and north korea's delegation was seated just behind ivanka trump. she is here representing the united states, putting on a successful olympic charm offensive. >> it's very similar to what kim jong un did by sending his younger sister. she's a softer face. >> reporter: jean lee is an expert on korean relations. she says the olympics have opened up communication between the two koreas and

lance el senado para cerrar el festival que es un inmenso honor para nosotros. >> cuÉntanos un poco dea historia de "el Último traje". >> historia de un hombre que se cruza medio planeta para cumplir una promesa que hizo hace mÁs de 70 aÑos. porque fue, Él es sobreviviente de un campo de concentraciÓn. es polaco. emigrÓ a argentina y sobreviviÓ gracias a la ayuda de un amigo, y ahora, al borde de la... ya en la vejez, la Última noche de su libertad que al dÍa siguiente lo van a mover a un hogar de ancianos, digamos que va a perder su libertad, se le viene esa imagen y toma la decisiÓn de huir de su familia y cruzar medio planeta para intentar encontrar un amigo que le debe la vida creyendo que lo va a encontrar en el mismo lugar donde se despidieron hace 70 aÑos. >> un poco relacionado en tema de migraciÓn que se estÁ viviendo en este momento estados unidos, verdad? >>sin duda. yo creo que cualquier pueblo que se sienta superior a otro, cualquier individuo que se sienta por encima, que desprecio discrimine a otra etnia, estÁ empezando a llevarnos a todos hasta este tipo de errores como

lot of grief because people so how much you putting of your client money in this i say look we talk lance all along one percent in national crypto currency is another one to three percent in the picks and shovels you know the coin bases it cetera and well if you think it's going to go up so much why not more so well because there's still a non-zero risk i think is a very low but a non-zero risk that it could get displaced by a better technology i don't think that's going to happen i think the miracle of bitcoin was going from point six cents two hundred dollars the fact that that happened was the miracle one hundred thousand not a miracle thousand to ten thousand not a miracle ten thousand to one hundred thousand not a miracle so but it's still not zero that something could come in now open source makes that better the risk is lower because of something great comes out we can take copy paste that new technology onto the big block chain so i do think that over time i'll get more confidence to have a bigger position but like anything in life you start small when things go your way you doubl

with me are lance price, political commentator and steven swinford, deputy political editor of the telegrapht pages are already in. the financial times leads with the bank of england hinting that interest rate rises are on the way. the express reports conservative mp jacob rees—mogg wants to cut government spending on foreign aid. the mirror goes with nhs figures showing over 1,000 a&e patients waited over 12 hours on trollies. the metro says the last two briutishjihadi's from the beheading gang known as "the beatles" have been captured in syria. the i goes with the same story, and a look ahead to the winter olympics, which officially begin tomorrow. the telegraph reports jeremy corbyn told eu chief negotiator michel barnier that labour was open to keeping the uk in the eu customs union. the guardian leads with a government crackdown on unpaid internships. so a mixed—bag of front pages there, thank you both forjoining us tonight, let's hear what you make of some of those stories. let us start with the ft and this signalfrom the let us start with the ft and this signal from the bank of englan

you would have had informants, physical vary lance, electronic vary lance. so it's a mosaic.ges that, of course, it was the steele dossier that set off the surveillance of carter page. all you have to do is read "the wall street journal" today. he's been like willing under surveillance since 2013 for a number he had. he even lived in moscow. so there's a lot of evidence to be taken in context. >> absolutely. >> the president heard from his fb i director and decided to go in another direction. is that just a disagreement or is there a breaker to lead to l? >> i talked to several sources inside the perfectly clear this is a professional disagreement. christopheay crosswise at the president. he understands they may disagree, it'shey' going to move foofrmd i don't think we ought to view this a b and the unit. but if you're the directo not f president. >> the director used the words >> that's right. i think because it uchbdses intf the fbi. the impact is those you rely on to share informatio country may not share it with you if they have to worry about ecoming public. >> do you th

used to clean the solar powerhouse -- panels, does not use detergent, it can be used to irrigate the lancew -- plants low. the -- plants below. authorities now plan to extend the commercial cultivation to more vacant land at the airport. >> we are headed to mali. amrita: brent: we are headed to mali a place known best as a crossroad. a music festival has been returning a little harmony to the region. ♪ reporter: for the past few days, this usually tranquil city on the river has been posting -- hosting festival. it is one of the biggest on the continent. some call it the cradle of the blues. this is not just any party, the festival promotes diversity and african culture. security for the roughly 30,000 visitors is a big task for the organizers. soldiers and police have a big presence at the festival. most mullions just want to have a good time -- malians just wawnt tnt to have a good time. >> the main idea is culture and resistance. culture against the opposition of the suppression of knowledge. we are carrying the torch of peace. reporter: most of the crowd here knows the lyric to their ve

lance: thank you, mr. speaker. as a member of the house ethics committee, i rise in strong support of this legislation and resolution combating the scourge of sexual harassment. i commend the leadership of chairman harper and representative jackie speier a national leader on this issue for many years. from this day forward, as a lawmaker -- if a lawmaker commits an act of sexual harassment and breaks the trust of the people that information will be made public and taxpayers will not foot the bill. i'm pleased that this legislation mirrors my bill that would increase governmental transparency and accountability concerning taxpayer financed harassment settlements in congress. the people who come forward to serb this country, particularly young people, need to know that protections are in place than offenders, no matter how powerful, will face accountability. congress must be an emparticular for the nation on this important issue. i encourage other institutions in this country, business, labor, hollywood and the press

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opposition leader the former head of the movement for democratic change we've got lance guma on the line with us on skype pieces in darwin radio station journalist here in the u.k. in corby lawrence guma are you able to hear us it's like a new great thanks so much for joining us well we've been listening to our correspondent in zimbabwe giving us what's of insight on the life of morgan chandler i do you think that his death is a significant blow to the political scene in zimbabwe. or yes most definitely we're looking at a new look since we've been that nukes for months for the op with this it now it has lined up another kind and read you find someone you know trying to build their profile within the country within a thirty four months it's going to be a mom what. i mean the even though it's the view that there. are you dying and these and i couldn't them but the pro-democracy movement in the about where it . is is that's the law but the opposition and yet morgan tangere i had been out of the public eye for quite a long time battling colon cancer he'd been ill for a long time he was clear

lance, appreciate your time. thank you. >> no problem.when we come back this morning, several companies severing their ties to the nra following a series of recent school shootings in the last few weeks. we'll talk to former medtronics ceo bill george onset next with what ceos should be doing about it markets off the highs, dow up 94 back in a minute i've gotta say, i love the new place. oh thanks. yeah, i took your advice and had geico help with renters insurance- it was really easy. easy. that'd be nice. phone: for help with chairs, say "chair." phone: for help with bookcases, say "bookcase." bookcase. i thought this was the dresser? isn't that the bed? phone: i'm sorry, i didn't understand. phone: for help with chairs, say "chair." does this mean we're not going out? book-case. see how easy renters insurance can be at geico.com. >>> i'm courtney reagan and here is your cnbc news update at this hour ivanka trump arrived in seoul to attend this weekend's closing ceremony of the winter olympics. she attended a dinner with the south korean

i'm chan tee lance live at the art museum as the clean up continues. >> that is right.parade has gun. but that's in the all. we are busy with a few accident out there, as well, plus a disable vehicle, and updates to mass transit. all of the updates coming up. but first a quick break, stay right where you are. cbs-3 "eyewitness i like these yogurt bites. (phone buzzing) and i like these yogurt bites... ah... ooh! apparently, i like them more than i like my phone. where...ah, oh! hello? ah, i missed it. ...my mother-in-law. i'll call her back. don't tell her i told you that. you'll like them both but love our price. award-winning little journey baby essentials from aldi. simply smarter shopping. >> it is 6:30, here's what you need to know to start your day in the morning minute, today is february 9th, 2018. >> they doubted us as players, they doubted us as a team. all we ever did was step up, love each other more, and have more fun than anybody in the league. >> truely are the best football fans in the world. you make it a joy and pleasure to play for you. >> god knows wh

leonard lance joins me in the studio. thank you for joining me, i appreciate that. >> thank you, alex. i want to get the president's response to these abuse allegations. does this make you do what the new york times headline said, make you squirm? >> i add who sexual violence in any form, i've been involved in this issue for quite some time when i was in the state legislature i funded domestic violence shelters by raising the marriage license free and we should all condemn any sort of sexual violence. >> you have done that, but what about the president? >> i hope that he would and i think he should do that and i urge him to do that. and the young man should never have been permitted to stay in the white house once there was any indication that this was a problem. >> and we should say john kelly says that within 40 minutes of him getting full picture, full story, he was gone. that said, the president's tweet, the way he chooses to communicate with the american people with some alarming regularity, depending on what time of

. >>> ouft next breaking news, jared kushner security clear lance downgraded as we are learning firms in at least four countries reportedly discussed ways to manipulate curvenekushn. plus what does this say about the chief of staff? did kelly win yet? >>> plus breaking news, 11 people sick out of washington. breaking news ahead, let's go outfront. >>> good evening to all i'm erin burnett. outfront. president's son-in-law jared kushner without clearance that allowed him access to highest information in the united states. information he had access to daily more than the inauguration more than a year ago. and just moments ago our phil mattingly, he found him in the capital, followed him for four minutes, asking about the stunning develop. . kushner refusing to answer questions this is make your set back. he sees the nation's top secret information every day. been at the president's side since day one. responsibilities include but are not limited to brokers peace in the middle east. relations with china, mexico and canada, oveeeing office of, ending drug addiction, and the security cleara

lance with 14 points and nine board.n we have indy up by 12 , and vick for oldipo hits the jumper over joel and pacers win 100-92. >>> college hoops saint guess at lasalle second half, new kirk pulled up the three and good and game is tied. he led the team with 33. the hawk is excited. later explorers, bj calvin gets the ball and the dunk. he led them with 25 points. late in the game tied at 72 lasalle's jameer, hits the three pointer, and they will beat st. joes, 81-78. that is all for sports i'm leslie van arsdal have a great day, go bird. >>> of course our big story is super bowl but you have to watch out for the flu, soup ebb bowl parties make perfect place for flu to spread, what you can do to avoid getting sick while cheering on the bird is today, plus this. >> schools are getting so excited for eagles pep rallies and spirit week but one school in particular is going over the top as they hope that within of their very ownby comes a super bowl champion. i'm cleve bryan, coming up the story behind corry clement's thi

stevenson with the three, and pacers up by six, lance with 14 points and nine boards. later on we have indy up by 12 , victory oledipo will hit it over joel and pacers win 192. >>> college hoops, st. joes at lasalle second half newkirk pulled up three it is good, he led them with 30 points. hawk is excited. later explorers bj johnson gets the ball and dunk. he led lasalle with 25 points. late in the game tied at 72 he hits a three-point tore give explorers the lead for good and they will beat st. joes 81 -78. that is all for sports i'm leslie van arsdal have a great day, get bird. >>> still to come on "eyewitness news" the cbs-3 pet project, animal advocate carroll erickson is back this week talking about the special connection between emotional support animals and their own, we will be right back. >>> time for the cbs-3 pet project with animal advocate carroll erickson and spca and small's adoptable we have ever haddon our show indego, one of the cutest too, my goodness, my hearties melting. >> mine too, this is a little three month-old puppy, available for adoption a

joining me now is congressman leonard lance, republican from new jersey.an, thanks for being here. i want to play for you, if i can, what the house speaker paul ryan said today about immigration legislation. take a listen. >> we're not going to bring immigration legislation through that the president doesn't support. we're working on something here in the house. we're working on bipartisan negotiations. it's going to be a bill that we support, that the president supports. >> the president has been tweeting about immigration all morning, two similar bipartisan bills in the house and senate have been introduced. how close are lawmakers right now with that deadline quickly approaching for dreamers to finding a solution that does or doesn't include the president's proposed border wall? >> i hope we do find a solution, peter. and sooner rather than later. and i have been associated with a bipartisan bill in this area. and there are other bipartisan bills. and i think this cries out for bipartisan cooperation. and i hope we can achieve it. and i hope we can achi

lance and steve and our technical team, jim nantz saying so long from the honda classic. ♪ >> live fromhe cbs broadcast center in philadelphia this is cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> tonight on "eyewitness news" a tour bus catches fire forcing more than two dozen passengers on to the highway. the on-ramp to i-95 north just reopened to traffic. good evening everyone, i'm natasha brown. thank you very much for joining us. officials tell us that at this hour all of the passengers made it off the bus safely. now the bus broke down in the northbound lanes of i-495 at the merge with 95 north. "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden is live in boothwyn, delaware county, at the pennsylvania welcome center right now where those passengers were taken. joe? >> reporter: natasha, good evening. all of those 35 passengers are back on their way after that unscheduled stop here at the pennsylvania delawar

and you saw there's actually lance was getting his hair dyed photos. >> you want to bet on it?> oh, brittany. she was rocking that dress. she looked spectacular. you better remember earlier this week haley parks woke up from wisdom teeth surgery. she thought she missed seeing her eagles in the super bowl. >> her dad took video and posted it. it vent viral and the attention of the eagles. >> i missed the super bowl? >> no. >> oh, my god. >> no. >> oh, after seeing that video, the eagles reached out to the rutgers university junior and offered her a pair of the tickets to the super bowl. she said she'll take her dad. he posted the video. when people saw it, they thought it was so mean. her dad did it. >> so sweet. let's go back to the studios. >> her dad had a bigger plan, bigger vision and look where they are this weekend. we'll see you a little later. we're less than a week away from the start of the 2018 olympic winter games. the athlete's villages are in south korea welcoming teams from 90 countries. about 2900 athletes will stay while they compete. nbc 10's keith jones is on

. >> putting their own lives on the line, lance ojeda and his team rushed to the site. they found maddy inside. >> at first it was thought she had deceased. she looked very pale. >> she had been hit three times, including a shot to the chest. >> i looked at her, i gave her a stern rub. i go, hey, how old are you? no response. second sternal rub, hey, how old are you? she came around. she told me she was 17. >> ojeda made the split-second decision to rush maddie to broward health north as she clung to life. after three surgeries, maddie is expected to make a full recovery and return to school next week. >> i'm so grateful to be here, and it wouldn't be possible without those officers and first responders and these amazing doctors and especially all the love that everyone has sent. >> a love that will endure for a lifetime. >> that is nightly news for this tuesday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching, and goodnight. : we have new information about the latest immigration sweep in the bay >>> right now at 6:00 we're following breaking ne

there's a the lineup, for sir nick faldo and all the crew, lance and screw crew in the truck. we'll see you tomorrow. . >>> live from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs3 "eyewitness news." >>> tonight on "eyewitness news," a winter weather advisory is now in effect for our area, as a snowy system moves through the region. but not everyone is going to see flakes falling. sky cams have been rolling throughout the day. it's been a much rainier situation across philadelphia and down the shore. good evening i'm natasha brown, thank you for joining us. all eyes are on the skies right now as the mild weather we've been experiencing gets disrupted by this storm rolling through, here's a live look from the spring garden cram from center city, where roads are slick and wet. a live look in bethlehem where snow began falling earlier this afternoon. >> powder up in the poconos, there's a live look here at jack frost, big boulder at this hour, we have team three weather coverage tonight. alicia nieves is in center city. we'll get to her. we begin with lauren casey, who is

for lance and steve in the truck. jim nantz saying congratulations to ted potter jr. oh, that's lovely...so graceful. the corkscrew spin, ...his signature move, the flying dutchman. poetry in motion. and there it is, the "baby bird". breathtaking. a sumo wrestler figure skating? surprising. what's not surprising? how much money heather saved by switching to geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >> font on "eyewitness news," water raises this parts of our region as flood watch continues this weekend. this backyard looks more like a pond as heavy rain pounded the area there in bucks county of all of the rain let in some areas, storm scan3 shows that the rain is still hovering over us, at this hour, and will likely continue, into the monday morning commute. >> good evening, ' joe holden, natasha is offer. the rain has continued all day , and you know that, this was the scene in flourtown, springfield township earlier today where some local roads were washed out by the heavy downpours. now, we have team coverage this evening on the flood watch imp

lance gardner served in the coast guard patrolling and conducting rescues in the bay area. >> it createsant bond. it is a good one. >> i believe that if you serve america, we owe you a debt of service back. >> reporter: back in 2010, san francisco was the first in the nation to target veteran inmates. 86 jails and prisons around the country are doing it as well, now.>> the concept is not to punish the veteran who is incarcerated, but to give them the tools they need to keep from reset abating -- reset abating -- >> reporter: the recidivism rate is 43%. the key is wraparound services. once they get out, the sheriff office among other things, a charter school with classes and counseling. veterans justice court helps them find housing and jobs and drug counseling. >> we need to look at how we can assist them in integrating back into society, especially if their criminality is somehow related to their military history. >> reporter: he is a retired sheriff's captain who spent 4 years in vietnam. he remembers how veterans were mistreated. >> i'm glad people feel guilty. society should feel tha

for the pilots last words roughly translated into this is for the lance has been turned into a hushed they're circulating online and have been printed on the expanding memorial in the center of moscow. there are key city of mosul was liberated from islamic state last july but it remains in ruins with countless unidentified bodies under the rubble artie's video agency ruptly has been capturing images of the city and again you might find the following footage distressing. how many bodies have you removed since you started working in this area approximately five hundred. years in houses and although it's. your garden i challenge any member of parliament to live in the conditions we're currently living in here i bet they are even afraid of entering this area they have no idea how horrible the smell is or how critical the medical situation is. we haven't received any kind of aid since then it's. on one occasion did they receive a small box of food. nothing. arty senior correspondent what i guess the of witness the operation to liberate mosul and its aftermath and he shared his experiences

and prevention, we're in genera >> this week leonard lance of new jersey and brian lants of florida calledcdc research into gun violence. it remains to be seen whether it will snowball into the actual repeal of the dickey amendment. dr. jon lapook, cbs, new york. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," countless teens are vapg, even though it's illegal to buy e-cigarettes. >> plus could the cvs merger simplify health care or create a monopoly that limits choice. >>> and poet and best selling author ruby coor called queen of the insta poets talks about bringing poetry to the mainstream. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this monday, thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com get a steak. not just any steak. steak on the bone. the steak that made 'meat lovers' meat lovers. eat like nothing else in the world will do. because, tonight, nothing else will do. longhorn's bone-in bold flavor. the outlaw ribeye, pork porterhouse or the grilled lamb chops. the feeling. the flavor. the place. longhorn steakhouse. you can't

. >> a shop of 40 people but he is conducting his own free lance operation. >> so maybe one reason whyeople took pity on you as you sat there, as you say, humiliated in the west wing lobby, they knew you were talking to bannon. is it that they realized, oh, my god, he's talking to bannon, need to to can to him to find out what bannon said so i can -- >> that happened later on when they realized that bannon was kind of monopolizing me. in the beginning everybody was talking and confused why they were talking but they were talking. it had come on high from nobody -- nobody actually knew from where it came, it seemed, but there was general feeling that you were supposed to talk to me, i think. >> were people unburdening themselves? >> yes. >> did you feel like a therapist? >> eventually you did. what i saw in the -- this book is really about -- there's a plot line, the transformation that took place is people in the beginning, who were donald trump, arah-rah and then you got the line and then that ban to debraid. gave you the trump line and they were go, err, ha-ha. and it bake very clear

the group lance to hold more meetings and attend public hearings on this issue. ellis sa harrington, abc 7 news. >>> students who survived the florida massacre rallied in south florida demanding stricter gun laws. jim ryan is in ft. lauderdale where emotions ran high. >> save our kids! >> reporter: anger and frustration boil over at a rally in ft. lauderdale. >> enough, enough, enough! >> reporter: protesters calling on the florida legislature to push for more firearm safety. >> if all our government and president can do is send thoughts and prayers, it's time for victims to be the change we need. this is about protecting our children. >> reporter: the drive for stricter gun laws was ignited by the horrendous mass shooting that left 17 people dead at a high school not far from the site of the rally. >> the fact that all of you are out here today is showing that this is a turning point in american history. >> reporter: investigators say the 19-year-old shooter fired at least 150 rounds. >> the fact that this isn't just a mental health issue, students unite! >> rep

lance garner served in the coast guard for five years patrolling and conducting rescues in the bay area. >> he said what creates an instand bond, an instant bond and it's a good one. >> i believe if you serve america we owe you a debt back. >> back in 2010 san francisco county was the first in the nation to target veteran inmates. now 86 jails and prisons around the country are doing it as well. >> the concept behind it is not to punish the veteran who's incarcerated but to give them the tools they need to keep from resitivating or going back to jail. >> the key is so called wrap around services. once they get out the sheriff offers a charter school with classes and counseling. and veterans justice court lets them find housing and drug counseling. >> we need to look at how we can assist them in integrating back into society especially if their criminality is somehow related to their military history. >> a retired sheriffs captain who spent four years in vietnam and remembers how veterans were mistreated coming home. >> i'm glad people feel guilty. society should feel they made a mistake

nations chart her article fifty one a country has the right to defend itself as was mentioned earlier lance syria we let me correct this turkey has not invaded syria what else you were and you are with soldiers with that is you do please get ten downtown when you go around your east would have. you buy you later international more no just law to deliver mation so what is your international ledger to mation for crossing borders into another country sovereign come. i was in great hunger last week no actually it was triggered days ago proxima is a seventeen year old girl young girl who was going to high school and she got killed. missile attack that came that was started by the white peachy forces on the other side of our border what would you suggest if your country was under attack and if your historical mosque got attacked while people were praying we have lost fifty citizens innocent civilians over the last couple of days so when your country is attacked from the border by terrorist organizations tearing down tearing down i will tell you what country what should we do about that interestin

so i discovered that lance will not come here someone is rattling around so i made relates. to them but someone who was walking around but they were not there. and so the solar powered line lights were born of the solar system has quietly richard figured out that by connecting l.e.d. lights to a solar powered battery through an indicator from a motorbike he could make the lights flash mimicking the patrollers torch. so this is the one of them. those are the loans that i'm walking around because normally when you walk with a torch it looks like it's rushing because you're watching your footsteps and making the list look like it's flashing it's the last the oldest but running around and. sleeping. so what did your parents say when they saw the church put one of this up and that it worked i think their friend award was there i just brought up. since installing the first set of line lights over two years ago richard's family haven't lost a single county line attacks and that was only the beginning news of his invention spread quickly first his neighbors and then farmers across t

. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> this short program is a masterpiece, choreographed by lance vipon. for two seasons now and this last step sequence, guys, is brilliant. ♪ ♪ >> it's these moments that make it so great. you can tell the audience is immediately engaged. ♪ >> well, she's usually a short program specialist. today she had that bobble. she said she always struggles with the nerves, with mental focus when it comes to the technical elements. and that's why she's never on the top of the podium. she could compete with the best of them. >> but even with those mistakes, her technical score currently very close to that of carolina kostner. that turn between the triple flip and the triple toe loop, the first jump element, is definitely hurting her on the grade of execution, how well she performed the element, but both jumps were judged as cleanly. and that short program is just breath-taking. it's my favorite of any of the ladies in the last few seasons. >> will it top kostner? we'll see. carolina kostner in the lead right now. so we'll get the numbers for kaetlyn osmond. one skat

from dr thanks for having me today and you're ahead of the department of free lance fire started swelling and finally the lens gets opaque and that happens with eighteen patients aged seventy to ninety already have. quite cloudy lens but it can also occur in other diseases we go to view a question from the united states eugene b. harrington is taking cortisone and he read that this can lead to listing to ration as well what can he do yes that's right he would receive exactly the same treatment as every other cataract patient we would remove the a pacifier lens but i trust honed or with a lens a laser treatment and then replace it into the old capsule back and put in the new lens in artificial lens and eye or and then visual acuity would be restored to surgery the only option can you treat a carriage different ways where surgery is the predominant choice your specialization is the retina and retinal diseases and if you want to examine the retina or to treat it can you do this through an artificial and says well for me that doesn't really matter whether i look at the retina through a natura

"eyewitness news" reporter chante lance is live at philadelphia's oldest watering hole anticipation athigh row. chante. >> it is a full house here at mc guillens. crowds are pumped. the game is starting. they are hoping that the spear witness continues and that their home city will pull off that win. whoo! >> reporter: the excitement electric. >> eagles except. >> reporter: the lines long. >> we don't have backup plan much this is our only plan. >> reporter: more than 100 eagles fans lined the streets in downtown philadelphia pumped and hopeful to secure a hundred dollars spot with all you can eat food and drinks inside mc guillen's old ale house to watch the super bowl. >> we are just so in awe. >> reporter: chris mullens, jr. a third generation owner of the irish pub. mc guillens is the longest running tavern in philadelphia opening a hundred 5058 years ago in 1860 the same year abraham lincoln was elected president. >> we realized we'd be overwhelmed with crowds. we have the best fans, the best customers in philadelphia. >> christ wrist band sales start the add 11am but fans started

lance. can't. touch. them and. starting to return to say. there's a. welcome to focus on europe i'm michelle henery germany's government has been in paralysis for months since an indecisive election last september finally however the end seems to be in sight in our special broadcast this week we take a look at what this political limbo has meant for germany and for europe after weeks of political wrangling the fate of the potential coalition between conservatives and the social democratic party now lies in the hands of the almost half a million s.p.d. party members who have a post about it on the terms of the agreement but the vote could go either way because the s.p.d. is divided while the older party establishment is keen to renew the coalition with chancellor merkel the youth wing wants the party to go into opposition this split is apparent even in families we met with welsh ticknor the deputy party chairman who was instrumental not only in the negotiations for the coalition agreement but also in convincing members to support it members like his son

suit costumes also johnson city spends in porsche trying to do just lance foreign pressure by kleenex campaign is. the pollution levels in the city. many support she decided but if i have bronchitis or an infectction it just takes me time to heal. during the day he feels. he suddenly get headaches. these are the effects of pollutants in the air four shots of angles. hello cool cool somehow the proposal. the state of baden wuerttemberg however once that ruling that it sends and is growing sort of germany's top holes to make that happen. schools in north rhine westfalia and join the challenger for a similar ban intel's little. but states a key senses of germany's alternative industry was contributes three percent of the country's gdp. german tanks data diesel calms the runs in common in the whole* scandal. the company that's an issue w. admission september size you fifteen that he had cheated on emissions tests in the us and europe. some suspects that german rivals may have done the same. comic isn't a promising sign vance speak emissions constance technology. rule so worried about fall