special thanks to mary smith.ate your endurance, your committ committee committee earlier today. thank you for being here. i want to commend the administration for detailing how the federal government will attempt to support indian country's priorities. i'm looking forward to hearing from our witnesses today in discussing how we can work together to meet our commitments to tribes. if there's one thing we should all agree on the challenges facing indian country cannot progress progress when the programs are underfunded. i strongly believe we cannot balance the budget on underfunded country. we're requesting modest increases. overall, these funds have impacts on initiatives that invest in the overall well being of tribal communities. so while i encourage funding, i believe it's a step in the right direction. the department of interior requested an increase over 2016 enacted levels. the interior has again focused its attention on native youth, among other things, $138 million for school construction. it's good the ad

special thank you to mary smith. appreciate your endurance. your committee meeting earlier today that we were at. i want to commend the administration for submitting a budget that take tails how the federal government will attempt to support indian community's priorities. i look forward to hearing from our witnesses today and discuss how we can, work together and meet our commitments to tribes. one thing we should all agree on is that the challenges facing indian country cannot be addressed when indian programs are severely underfunded. it is vital that we address the deficit and i am committed to doing that but i also strongly believe we can't balance the budget on the back of the indian country. we must fund tribal programs adequately. this year the administration's requested modest increases for many native american programs. overall these funds have a significant impact on issues that advance tribal sovereignty and invest in the overall well being of tribal communities. we all know that there are substantial unmet needs in the indian count

now, if you -- let's take mary smith who has some information in the government and she is foia, freedomf information act, give us your information, memos, e-mails, whatever it might have been. that then goes through a process. so even though the agency she works in has said none of this is classified, others start to have a chance to weigh in. i have good relations with a lot of republicans. i hesitate to mention anymore names. it will probably hurt them. i do want to work with them. i'm very proud of the campaign senator sanders and i are running and i've said publicly, i will repeat that tonight, i hope to win the nomination. if i am so fortunate, i hope to work with him. >> pollster frank luntz is in detroit with reaction from his focus group of democratic voters. frank? >> megyn, tonight's town hall was significant. lot of issues. lot of substance. lot of interaction between the democratic candidates and the voters, themselves. so let's talk to michigan voters. michigan democrats. who's going to be the next president of the united states? >> bernie! >> okay. i heard one person say t

>> what i'm saying is, it wasn't at the time, if you -- let's take mary smith who has some information in the government, and she is foia, freedom of information act. give us your information, your e-mails, memos, whatever it might have been. that goes through a process, even though the agency she works in, has said none of this is classified, others start to have a chance to weigh-in. so others might say, you know, that wasn't at the time, but now with circumstances, we don't want to release it, so, therefore, we have to classify it, i've asked, and i echo colin powell in this, release it, and once the american people see it, they will know how absurd this is. colin powell and i are exactly on the same page. >> we want to get to audience questions, we have a couple more things there. let's go to a question from a donor of the united way. >> i love the united way. >> welcome to detroit, really glad you're here opinion. >> how do you anticipate getting anything done in washington, when compromise is a bad word? >> you know, this is one of the most questions for anyone in washington. i w

>> what i'm saying is, it wasn't at the time, if you -- let's take mary smith who has some information in the government, and she is foia, freedom of information act. give us your information, your e-mails, memos, whatever it might have been. that goes through a process, even though the agency she works in, has said none of this is classified, others start to have a chance to weigh-in. so others might say, you know, that wasn't at the time, but now with circumstances, we don't want to release it, so, therefore, we have to classify it, i've asked, and i echo colin powell in this, release it, and once the american people see it, they will know how absurd this is. colin powell and i are exactly on the same page. >> we want to get to audience questions, we have a couple more things there. let's go to a question from a donor of the united way. >> i love the united way. >> welcome to detroit, really glad you're here opinion. >> how do you anticipate getting anything done in washington, when compromise is a bad word? >> you know, this is one of the most questions for anyone in washington. i w

mary smith from coldwater is one of them. if you live in branch county, you know mary. family. over the last 40 years mary has spent countless hours volunteering at the community health center of branch county. mr. walberg: she also helped lead the effort to restore the beautiful tibits opera house and a passionate advocate for this iconic theater. on the e rode there back of my harley. she will turn 101 in june. continue to be inspired by her lifelong service to the community. this women's history month and every month we say thank you to women like mary smith who have made invaluable contributions to michigan, this country, and made our state a better place to live. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan rise? >> mr. speaker, i request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized. >> mr. speaker, i rise today to acknowledge an outstanding pharmacist in my district, beverly. a resident of

>> what i'm saying is, it wasn't at the time, if you -- let's take mary smith who has some informationthe government, and she is foia, freedom of information act. give us your information, your e-mails, memos, whatever it might have been. that goes through a process, even though the agency she works in, has said none of this is classified, others start to have a chance to weigh-in. so others might say, you know, that wasn't at the time, but now with circumstances, we don't want to release it, so, therefore, we have to classify it, i've asked, and i echo colin powell in this, release it, and once the american people see it, they will know how absurd this is. colin powell and i are exactly on the same page. >> we want to get to audience questions, we have a couple more things there. let's go to a question from a donor of the united way. >> i love the united way. >> welcome to detroit, really glad you're here opinion. >> how do you anticipate getting anything done in washington, when compromise is a bad word? >> you know, this is one of the most questions for anyone in washington. i will

>> what i'm saying is, it wasn't at the time, if you -- let's take mary smith who has some informationthe government, and she is foia, freedom of information act. give us your information, your e-mails, memos, whatever it might have been. that goes through a process, even though the agency she works in, has said none of this is classified, others start to have a chance to weigh-in. so others might say, you know, that wasn't at the time, but now with circumstances, we don't want to release it, so, therefore, we have to classify it, i've asked, and i echo colin powell in this, release it, and once the american people see it, they will know how absurd this is. colin powell and i are exactly on the same page. >> we want to get to audience questions, we have a couple more things there. let's go to a question from a donor of the united way. >> i love the united way. >> welcome to detroit, really glad you're here opinion. >> how do you anticipate getting anything done in washington, when compromise is a bad word? >> you know, this is one of the most questions for anyone in washington. i will

>> well, i am saying that it wasn't at the time, and take, mary smith who has some information in the government, and she is freedom of information act, foia'd, and then that information goes through the process and even though the agency that she has worked in said it is not cl classified, others have a chance to weigh n and others might say, you know, that wasn't at the time, but now with circumstances, we don't want to release it, so therefore, we have to classify it. i have asked, and i havek coed colin powell on it, reelise it, and once the american people see it, they will know how absurd this is, and colin powell and i are on the same page. >> and i want to get to a couple of the audience members there. and i want to turn to professor douglas feric who is president of the united way. >> oh, i love the united way. >> welcome the detroit. my question surrounds how you anticipate getting anything done in washington when compromise is a bad word. >> you know, this one of the most important questions for everybody in washington, and not just the next president. i will tell you what

. >> my questions are for deputy director mary smith. in your testimony, you note the challenges of recruiting and retaining quality health care professionals, specifically in the great plains region. and recently, i was informed of the credential process required under ihs and i heard that this process is cumbersome because it must be renewed every year. so i'm concerned that this may disqualify qualified professionals who are in good standing with the state medical boards from working in some of these underserved areas. and so i just wanted to get your thoughts on that. what's the purpose of the credential, in particular, having to go through this every single year, and do you think it does have an impact on retaining, attracting and retaining qualified staff? >> thanks for your question about attracting or retaining staff. we do have a number of challenges there. in terms of the credentialing, obviously, credentialing is necessary to ensure we are providing quality health care and the providers are credentialed, but with respect to ou

i am mary smith, director of the indian health service.ly been in my job for a little over one week. although i have been at the agent for slightly longer i have served as a rule role of deputy director and it has become clear to me that while ihs is confirmed to providing care, with we've faced the care challenges and this situation is unacceptable. i do want to thank the committee. i knows little over a month ago that the committee held an oversight hearing on the indian health service and we appreciate the opportunity as well as leadership to shine a light on these issues and i firmly believe if we are not talking about them, we are not addressing them. i appear before you to underscore my commitment to fixing challenges including the great plains and more systemic issues that we raised as an agency. and we are committed to fixing these agencies in the short term and that they are sustainable over time. we are committed to creating a culture of quality, leadership, and accountability and it's far from this mess as usual at the indian he

. >> my questions are for deputy director mary smith. in your testimony, you note the challenges of recruiting and retaining quality health care professionals, specifically in the great plains region. and recently, i was informed of the credential process required under ihs and i heard that this process is cumbersome because it must be renewed every year. so i'm concerned that this may disqualify qualified professionals who are in good standing with the state medical boards from working in some of these underserved areas. and so i just wanted to get your thoughts on that. what's the purpose of the credential, in particular, having to go through this every single year, and do you think it does have an impact on retaining, attracting and maintaining qualified staff? >> thanks for your question about attracting or retaining staff. we do have a number of challenges there. in terms of the credentialing, obviously, credentialing is necessary to ensure we are providing quality health care and the providers are credentialed, but with respect to

miss mary smith, principal deputy of the indian health services department of health and human servicesother like to remind the witnesses that that your full written testimony will remain part of the official record today. please try to keep your statements to five minutes so we may have time for questions the other forward to hearing testimony from each of the beginning with assistant attorney general mason. assistant attorney general mason: i'm very pleased to represent the department of justice and to have this opportunity to discuss the president fiscal year 2017 budget request for public safety initiatives in indian country. from the earliest stage of this administration, i have been privileged to work with dedicated employees to help our travel partners ensure the safety and health of their communities. one of my proudest accomplishment a step in the associate attorney general was leading the team that created our coordinated tribal assistance of the station. that is opened up unprecedented funding opportunities for tribes . i'm directly responsible for a full array of programs de

i am mary smith, principal deputy director. i have only been in my job for a little over a week. although i have been at the agency for slightly longer, i served approximately five months in the role of deputy director. it has become clear that while the ihs is committed to the mission of providing quality health care for american indians and alaska natives, we face deep operational and quality of care challenges. this situation is unacceptable. i do want to thank this committee. i know it was over a month ago that this committee held in oversight hearing on the indian health service. we appreciate the opportunity and leadership that you have shown to shining light on this issue. i from the believe that we are not talking about them, that we are not adjusting them. i appear before you today to underscore my commitment to fixing these challenges. including those in the great plains and more systemic issues we face as an agency, such as staffing and housing. we are committed to fixing this issues, not simply in the short term but so that the changes are sustainable over time. commi

i'm mary smith, principal deputy director of the indian health service.i have only been in my job as principal deputy director for a little over a week, although i have been at the agency for slightly longer, i served approximately five months in the role of deputy director. it has become quite clear to me that while the ihs is firmly committed to the mission of providing quality health care for american indians and alaska natives, we face steep operational and quality of care challenges. this situation is unacceptable. i to want to thank this committee. i know it was little over a month ago this committee held an oversight committee on the indian health service, and we appreciate the opportunity and leadership that you've shown to shine a light on these issues. i firmly believe that if we are not talking about them, then we are not addressing them. i appear before you today to underscore my commitment to fixing these challenges, including those in the great plains and the more systemic issues we face as an agency such as staffing and housing. we are comm

you remind me that i think slot in the play on sundays for special william and mary jazzy they can get a monday night date smith lets us know know you can keep your financial big picture under control. know you can see how much you have to spend and whether you should transfer funds. know you can easily keep track of what you're putting away. and know you're budgeted for the great escape. . and that is our now continues tomorrow with thirteen hour day break in between knowing his day to the timing of the word special. chevron has probably been there each one to get a step closer to a monday night date and possibly get sick in their past top seeded hofstra the charge for the indiana hoosiers against maryland and outlaws biggest you can probably bet juices to come up with wonder. there's no hiding it. actually it's not a sports match till now. why was her bridesmaid than welcome to the sunday sports press we begin with college hoops and march madness the trouble we've been married was hoping three would be a charm a win over hofstra and the tribe would be in the caa finals for the third straight year and hoping t

kyle smith of the "new york post" notes the sweet sincerity makes it hard to dislike. marye fort worth star telegram warns a box of tissues may not be enough to keep up with the water work. >> good to know. next a movie that ames to push the boundaries of the genre called "midnight special" written and directed by the young filmmaker jeff nickles. michael shan on is the father of an unusual 8-year-old after discovering that the boy possesses mysterious powers, the father and son duo go on the run. >> you cannot leave the band. you hear me? >> i'm sorry. >> it's okay. i shouldn't have left you. >> no, i'm sorry. >> oh, and kyle loren. the reviews for "midnight special" have been very good with comparisons to spielberg's close encounters of a third kind. david sexton says the movie makes a gripping journey beyond belief. and mark ryan of uprox dp calls it intancy from start to finish. >> two interesting movies. >> i might go check it out. >> like your kind of movie. >> what, dark depressing? >> that wasn't what i was hinting at. >> that's the news for this half hour. >> remem

smith game. kingsport place in salem, virginia. for a complete schedule, go to wavy.com and click on sports. william and mary opens the tournament in baltimore, taking on jmu. this tournament is up on graphs, and coach is confident his team tough weeks at the season and win it all. >> i said this all year long that i think we're good enough to beat anybody in this league, but anybody in the league is good enough to beat us. two weeks ago, my team amy and honest man because we beat the number one seed and lost to the last scene. it is a great league. >> william and mary against james manti. norfolk state to get hampton university. you should have seen this one. . >>> breaking news tonight. clash of the titans. mitt romney releasing a blistering attack on donald trump, warning republicans to stop him. trump fires back and the gop braces for all-out war. >>> a police officer smacking and kicking a 16-year-old, triggering outrage and a criminal investigation. >>> soccer superstar brandi chastain, after her iconic victory celebration, why she said she's donating her brain to science. >>> the price you pay for hea

>>> college basketball, kpix5 has learned usf will hire kyle smith to be their next men's basketball coach. he was an assistant at st. mary's for 10 years and is about to finish his season at columbia, could be introduced on the hilltop as early as thursday. >>> stanford introduced their new head coach on the left jarrett haas. he spent four seasons as coach at uab and once played for cal. so he is aware of sticker shock in the bay area. >> i've been looking at prices of real estate around here. finally my wife is starting to relax and then you go and ask a question like that. i appreciate that. >>> you want to see somebody get mad? that's baylor's kim mulkey flung her jacket across the bench in anger. guess who gets to face top seed uconn? oregon state. 60-57 winner tonight advances to its first ever final four ,,, there is a suspected bomb on board. e was on its >>> update you on that breaking news, the hijacked plane landed in cyprus about 10 minutes ago. there is a suspected bomb on board. >> details are still developing. we'll have the latest tomorrow we'll have the latest tomorrow morning at 4:30 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> ann

usf is close to a deal with columbia's kyle smith who spent 10 years as an assistant at s t. mary's. he's number one on campus today, on the left, new stanford man jared. northern california guy, longtime assistant at north carolina. obvious family man, after four years of running the alabama birmingham program, his tentacles are out to bring in talent older than his kids. he's got ties to the golden state warriors. >> first thing i'm going to do is call and see if i can hire them on my staff as assistant coaches. if i can get them, from the warriors over warriors over here we are going to implement that system. in all seriousness, i have reached out to both those guys who i coach at north carolina and they are excited for the stanford program and hopefully we will have them down here soon >>> women college ball, not to be ignored, especially connecticut head coach geno or llama, taking shots at huskies detractors. >> you get tired of all the idiot guys that play jv basketball. weighing in their two cents going yukon cannot beat a good high school mascot team. the right,-- the one y

mary's sam singer trying to win a come back. and a 12-2 run, they're down one. finishing with smithng to bank it in again. and 77 to 66 and bears season comes to an end. >> it's no big deal. still have to play the game. hawaii won tonight. they won the game. >> 23 wins, i grew with these guys so you're disappointed you know? you win ball games, you lose ball games. live goes on. and we had a great season. oregon state taking on vcu. seven minutes 11. he had 21 points, look out. then, superman wearing a jersey. michigan state taking on middle tennessee state. wire to wire, jufrned out 15-2. 42 seconds left. reggie upshaw, two hands and middle tennessee state. >> that is 90-81, they'll face syracuse next. a lot of people had michigan state in the finals. warriors trying to avenge one of the six losses on the season. it's a game you can only see right here. first thing's first. the shootout in dallas. steph curry look at him flip it up with extended arm. david lee picked up by the mavs. steph, nice pass, his career three. curry with a steel. this is your nightly buzzer beater. of cours

mary's sam singer trying to win a come back. and a 12-2 run, they're down one. finishing with 20 points kwintsy smithof his 19 then bobbitt going to bank it in again. and 77 to 66 and bears season comes to an end. >> it's no big deal. still have to play the game. hawaii won tonight. they won the game. >> 23 wins, i grew with these guys so you're disappointed you know? you win ball games, you lose ball games. live goes on. and we had a great season. oregon state taking on vcu. seven minutes 11. he had 21 points, look out. then, superman wearing a vcu jersey. michigan state taking on middle tennessee state. wire to wire, jufrned out 15-2. 42 seconds left. reggie upshaw, two hands and middle tennessee state. >> that is 90-81, they'll face syracuse next. a lot of people had michigan state in the finals. warriors trying to avenge one of the six losses on the season. it's a game you can only see right here. first thing's first. the shootout in dallas. steph curry look at him flip it up with extended arm. david lee picked up by the mavs. steph, nice pass, his career three. curry with a steel. this is your n

documents say a woman told police smith held a gun to her, groped her, and exposed himself on the spirit of new jersey. they were allegedly working onboard while it william and mary fans are ready for march madness, as the tribe heads to baltimore hoping to finally earn a trip to the nc- double a tournament. i'm bruce rader, backed by some incredible fan support this year, william and mary opens the caa basketball tournament saturday in baltimore taking on jmu. william and mary finished the regular season right in the middle, the tribe is the 5th seed in the 10-team league. given the close competition--this tournament is up for grabs, and coach tony shaver is confident his team can bounce back after a couple of tough weeks and win it all. i've said this all year good enough to beat us, 2 weeks ago my team made an honest man, we beat the top seed wilmington on thursday and lost to the bottom team drexel on saturday they made me an honest man, it's a great league and it's all about playing at a high level every ngiht. william and mary against james madison saturday afternoon to open up the caa tournament in baltimore. eighteen boys and girls high school basketball

smith are not going to run here seventeen hits in the game for uva baseball. they had little trouble with william eric tonight we didn't have enough for william mary home run right here from ryan hall and richmond uva won the game sixteen thai commander kelly is back after year and spaced out tomorrow some rain. well after midnight but even more so the good news is it'll be out here by probably the middle part of rush hour if not a little bit earlier than sept and that is thirteen is now an eleven day break starts at four thirty tomorrow morning. jimmy kimmel live is next and followed by nightline don't forget the news is always on her website check it out thirty news now dot com tomorrow night nap time, waits for no one. good clean food, waits for anyone who orders it. order online and avoid the line. at panera. nap time, waits for no one. good clean food, waits for anyone who orders it. order online and avoid the line. at panera. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, will forte! from "the walking dead," ross marquand! and music from miike snow! with cleto and the cletones. and now, hold on, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] [

jim smith, cbs 2 news. >>> alternate side parking is in effect city wide today chris and mary back to you. >>> again we are learning new information that the third suspect has been caught in the brussels attack of course we're continuing to follow this as the world comes together to show their compassion and support. >>> landmarks showing their support to the victims over colorful empire state building went dark in memories of those who lost their lives. in paris the eiffel tower, black, yellow and red. which also blanketed the fountain in the heart of rome and the brandonburg gate in berlin. >>> and also showing tributes. . >> of course adele in concert, a cartoon was depicting two people wrapped with tears in their eyes, references the attacks with the hash tag of times that means i am brussels. >>> time now 6:25. more on thedeadly terrorist attacks in belgium. >>> and the hunt for the deadly gunman. >>> and what sparked the violent attack on a delivery driver in the middle of the streets. >>> where security cameras are speeding drivers. uhhh yeah, colon cancer screening. hey me too

smith is ready to take the world by storm. >> jordan is here with us. good morning. when i heard you sing "mary did you know," i fell in love with you. it was absolutely magical. a kid from kentucky taking over the world. what has been the biggest change if your life? >> yeah, it's just all been such a whirlwind. with the show and since the show, it's been incredible. i think the amazing people i've such an honor -- it's been an honor and surprise for me. i consistently am running into amazing people and meeting new people every day by getting to work with an awesome team. it's been a wonderful thing. >> talk about perseverance. coming out for you. i mean, you got rejected the first time on the "voice." you come back a second time and look at you now. >> yeah. >> did you think it would happen the second time? >> it's honestly so crazy to look back and see the progression of the journey for me. i never imagined, after i was rejected the first time, i would go back and be on the show, let alone win it, and be at this point. i just released my first album as winner of the "voice." it's incredible

smith comes to usf from columbia. if his face looks familiar, he was an assistant coach for nine seasons at st. mary's. he knows his way around the area. >>> it's going to be big and a big traffic mess as well. baseball is back. we'll show you a live look at at&t park. giants host the a's tomorrow and friday at 7:15. yes, they're exhibition games, but of course they'll have big crowds. so prepare for extra delays. muni is telling every rider to go ahead, get that ticket in advance, to keep things moving. don't be holding things up. the game, by the way, can be seen right here on nbc bay area news. and you don't even need a ticket. and no delay. it's perfect. >> you can watch it right here. and now we're going to start asking you in the next couple weeks, how's baseball weather and you're going to be okay, okay, let me get all this straight. >> yeah, i was going to say, for the game friday, 60s, looking pretty good. you know, everybody loves those 60s at the ballpark out there at at&t. tomorrow morning, we'll start off cold. 42. 51 in san francisco. 47 in the peninsula and the south bay, 45. tomorrow, y

north of new orleans mary's family found her -- trapped in -- she lost during hurricane katrina >> deja vu. >> reporter: in north awe lieu, the smith family is ready with sandbags. >> the red cross yesterday to ask if i could help. i told them i have to worry about my home. >> reporter: i'm walking on the levee they are concerned about. they put more sandbags here, nothing is seeping in . you can see what it did for the last several hours. the mayor said don't let the sun deceive you, we are not out of the woods yet. >> denise: last night was a big night for rubio, he won the washington d.c. gop convention. this say big step for the candidate who has not won any states and hopes to take his home safety florida. the republican party's front-runner stole the protesters have shown up to donald trump rallies, resulting in some violence. how this is affecting the race. >> reporter: police used pepper spray disperse protesters outside a donald trump rally in kansas city friday night. secret service formed a circle around the presidential as main tried to the rush the stage in ohio. trump was forced to cancel an event friday as fights bro

a stabbing near lincoln center and jim smith is over the scene in chopper 2. jim. >> reporter: mary, we can see and about 5:40 this morning, a man was stabbed in the parking garage and police are on the scene. and that person was taken to the hospital. the condition is unknown and not known if police have someone in custody or if they're searching for a suspect. jim smith, cbs 2 news. >> and thank you. >>> and check out the video and watch as they pull up to the front and pull them off of the hinges and they rush inside and smashed a row of cases and grabbing handguns. they got away with at least 50 weapons and some they fear could end up on the black market. >>> and talking about some cold and some snow as well. >> and this morning is about the cold. make sure you're geared up with it's the teens and feels like 18 not a teen yet. >> no? >> meg is 12 years old. and she acts so matarie so mature and still a chill and thrill this afternoon and national weather service concerned about some more snow to the south and yes, south shore and jersey shore and that is over a few inches and th

smith, she's a comedian and an actress whose credits include mr. show with bob and david, the larry sanders show and, most memorably, 24 and its miniseries reboot, 24: live another day. she's mary lynn rajskub, this is overheard. - [evan voiceover] let's be honest, is this about the ability to learn, or is this about the experience of not having been taught properly? how have you avoided what has befallen other nations in africa... you could say that he made his own bed, but you caused him to sleep in it. now you saw a problem and, over time, took it on and... let's start with the sizzle before we get to the steak. are you gonna run for president? i think i just got an "f" from you. this is overheard. - [evan] mary lynn, welcome. - [mary lynn] hi. - [both] nice to see you. - very nice to meet you. so, i'm catching you now as you're out on tour doing stand-up, which you do a fair amount of these days. - yes. thank you for catching me. - [evan] well, happy to catch you. - everybody coming here at the last minute... - [evan] thank you for being caught. - [mary lynn] it's exciting. - [evan] good to have you. - many of us know you through the front door as an actress. we know you fr

smith to discuss their new book, first ladies. we continue to add new content about martha washington, and we acknowledge the charm, grace and wisdom of mary wiseman, our own very special martha washington, who delights and educates visitors here on the state. it is impossible, as we will learn tonight, to fully know george washington and understand him and mount vernon without knowing the story of martha washington. in 1816 john adams posed this question: would washington have ever been commander of the revolutionary army or president of the united states if he had not married the rich widow of mr. custis? so as you know, ever-jealous of the deep affection shown by the american people to washington in both life and death, he frequently cited washington's stature, his rugged good looks and his luck in marriage as evidence that that's all that took him to where he got to. [laughter] so in her book, flora fraser turns adams' rather derisive question on its ear and makes the argument that, in fact, washington's marriage to martha completed him. her conclusion is, and i quote with, that martha viewed george not only with wealth, but with the c

smith, nbc bay area news. >>> the fight against the landlord is far from over. attorneys for an elderly woman are taking action after she died shortly after being evicted. 97-year-old marie passed away last night at her home on the peninsula in burlingame. she had been battling a 60-day eviction notice. she's suffering from cancer. her attorneys claim her health deteriorated when she received that eviction notice. >> we believe that marie was the voice for other elderly people facing a similar situation. >> hatch's attorney plans to sue the landlords for elder abuse. we've reached out to the landlord and his attorney. neither have returned our calls for comment. >>> is it a reverse migration? are people leaving the silicon valley more so than coming in? if so, why is it happening? a lot of theories going around as we look live in san jose. tech bubble is about to burst some say. we've seen it happen before. scott budman is in san jose this evening with the results of an interesting study. what do you have, scott? rrk raj, it's hard to believe that more people are leaving silicon valley for other cities than coming in. something we haven't seen since 2011. according to a

smith is over the scene in chopper 2. what's the latest, jim? >> reporter: mary we can tell you this happened along kings highway near east 3rd street. the victim is being described as a man in his 30s. he was taken to coney island hospital after suffering stab wounds to the arm arm and torso. police are on the scene and an investigation underway. the initial reports are this began as a dispute. at this point, police are still looking for the suspect. cbs 2 news. >> thank you very much. >>> time now is 6:42. time for traffic and weather on the 2s. >> cindy, what is your middle name? >> kongman. >> what's yours? >> ross. >> what's your? >> alex. little nickname. there you go. >> i do think cindy wins. today. we will put it on facebook and i will get the spelling from you cindy. >>> we've got some clouds, yes. we have some wet weather, yes. very little wet weather out there. but that is going to be a feature this morning. and 56 with clouds overhead. that wind is calm. numbers around the area, oh, starting to get cooler, isn't it ridgefield? 46 in monroe. 77 and 79

kyle smith of the "new york post" notes the sweet sincerity makes it hard to dislike. marythe water works. >> wow, okay. good to know. >> next a sci-fi movie that aims to push the boundaries of the genre. it's called "midnight special" and it's written and directed by the talented young filmmaker jeff nichols. it stars michael shannon as the father of an unusual 8-year-old after discovering the boy possesses mysterious powers. the father and son duo go on the run. >> you cannot leave the band. you hear me? >> i'm sorry. >> it's okay. i shouldn't have left you. >> no, i'm sorry. ♪ >> oh, and kyle loren. the reviews for "midnight special" have been very good with comparisons to spielberg's "close encounters of a third kind." david sexton of this is london says the movie makes a gripping journey beyond belief. and mike ryan of uproxx calls it intense from start to finish. >> two interesting movies. >> i might go check it out. looks like your kind of moving. >> what, dark, depressing -- >> that wasn't what i was hinting at. >> yeah, sure. >> well, that's the news for this half

his solo album "something beautiful," jordan smith is ready to take the world by storm. >> jordan is here with us. good morning. when i heard you sing "maryen incredible. i think the amazing people i've gotten to work with have been such an honor -- it's been an honor and surprise for me. i consistently am running into amazing people and meeting new people every day by getting to work with an awesome team. it's been a wonderful thing. al coming out for you. i mean, you got rejected the first time on the "voice." you come back a second time and look at you now. >> yeah. >> did you think it would happen the second time? >> it's honestly so crazy to look back and see the progression of the journey for me. i never imagined, after i was rejected the first time, i would go back and be on the show, let alone win it, and be at this point. i just released my first album as winner of the "voice." it's incredible and super surreal. i pinch myself every day. >> tell us about the release of the new album "something beautiful." what has that been like, when you're in stores or itunes. >> yeah. >> this is yours. >> that's one of the craziest parts of th

smith brings experience to the dons. prior to being columbia university men's basketball head coach for the last six years. the 46 year-old spent nine seasons as an assistant coach for saint mary'sollege. during his time as a gael he helped develop current n-b-a players. matthew dellavedova and patty mills >> grant:this season. columbia university finished with a record of 25 and 10 under his direction. the ivy league lions had an overall record of 101-83 smith will be the dons 19th head coach . >> grant:the n-h-l has suspended canucks forward jake virtanen for two games. last night he delivered this hit to sharks defenseman roman polak earned him the punishment from the n-h-l this is the second time in less than a month that polak recieved a nasty hit >> grant:in early march. the oilers darnell burse broke the czech's nose virtanen will lose more than 9,000 dollars and will miss thursday's road game versus the sharks. who won last night's game 3-1. >> grant: the niners took a break to spend the weekend at the california 16th annual winter fast-- festival. raising a bunch of cash. for the leadership fund to help silicon valley education fund raiser creek finding the next leaders

smith midtown tunnel, and you can see we are going just fine here. one tube is shut for construction, and the other tube is shut down. mary, over to you. >> kyla, thank you. >>> new this morning, the east harlem teenager found shot in the head has died. he was known has chico harris. it's unknown if he was the intended target of the shooting. police are searching for the gunman. >>> the search for a teenager missing in yonkers. police say rivera apparently >>> a silver alert has been issued for an elderly upper west side man. he was last seen his residence on friday. he is just over 6 feet tall, weighing over 160 pounds. >>> new video of a trunk plunging off the turnpike. two men from the bronx were driving off the western spur of the turnpike when they lost control. men were injured but will be okay. >>> an investigation is underway this morning in washington heights after a 28- year-old man was stabbed after an argument. when officers arrived on the store early head morning, the knife was still stuck in the victim's back, and he was rushed to harlem hospital in his attacker is still more at large. >>> two her americans