captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> miller: good evening, i'm michelle miller, with the western edition of the broadcast. president barack obama stepped off air force one and into the history books today as the first sitting american president to visit cuba in 88 years. the president arrived in havana with first lady michelle obama, and their daughters, sasha and malia, after touching down, the president tweeted "que bola, cuba?" or "what's up, cuba?" and said he's looking forward to meeting the cuban people. margaret brennan is travelling with the president. >> reporter: today barack obama became the first u.s. president to walk on cuban soil since 1928, when calvin coolidge arrived aboard a warship. president obama brought another symbol of american power: a delegation of corporate leaders, including the c.e.o. of xerox, and executives from companies like marriott and starwood, which just struck a deal to become the first american hotel operator in havana in nearly 60 years. they will tap a market long out of reach due to the ongoing trade embargo that cut of

host: since the miller decision or the miller -- sorry, i have lost the words. miller's argument silenced the 14th amendment and the privilege of immunities clause of it, there are signs today the high court may be ready to reinvigorate the clause. here is a clip of retired justice john paul stevens on the 14th amendment privileges and immunities clause. we're going to listen and then wrap up our discussion here. >> the right of newly arrived citizens to the same privileges and immunities enjoyed by other citizens is plainly identified in the 14th amendment privileges or immunities clause. of greater importance, the 14th amendment citizen clause expressly equates citizenship with residence and does not tolerate a hierarchy of similarly situated citizens based on the location of their prior residence. let congress pass the statue does not alter our analysis. this court has consistently held that congress may not authorize the states to violate the 14th amendment. citizens of the united states, whether rich or poor, have the right to choose to be citizens of the s

von miller wants to stay a bronco... not just next von miller wants to stay a bronco... not just next season, but for life. the big, bad defensive tackle... that's standing between the broncos and miller from reaching a and their super bowl m-v-p... luckily for the team--von miller says he wants to be a life-time bronco. but miami dolphins super star ndamukong suh might be holding things up. he's making about $19 million a year, and miller wants more. the broncos have to either sign the superstar linebacker to a long term contract by two this afternoon.... or they'll have to use their franchise tag on him. would fetch miller one of the richest in n-f-l history for any defenseman... probably about $20 million dollars per season. a franchise tag would keep miller on the team for another year... which will give them more time to negotiate a contract. while on the peyton manning side of things.... a new report says we likely won't know the future of the quarterback until next week. that's when the broncos are set to meet with the future hall of famer to discuss his next move

but on the other hand, mac miller is here, and he's pissed.please welcome multiplatinum- selling rapper and noted trump feud participant, mac miller. ( cheers and applause ) >> thank you, larry. i only have one thing to say. i (bleep) hate you, donald trump. ( cheers and applause ) so you wanted to sue me, but then you realized you can't sue someone for just being super talented and incredibly good looking. you say you want to "make america great again," but we all know what that really means. ban muslims, mexicans are rapists, black lives don't matter. make america great again? i think you want to make america white again. so i come here today as a white man with the hope that you'll listen to me. in other words, let me white-splain this to you, you racist son of a bitch. ( applause ) you see, you're lowering the bar for our nation's intelligence. your only goal is to stay in the spotlight, no matter how much it fuels the fire of hate groups that you apparently know nothing about, like the k.k.k. and neo-nazis. you have people at your rallies

miller "it's invaluable. it's just another asset of our water supply that we can rely upon during times of need." miller says in the last 20 years -- tmwa has never had to pump as much groundwater as it did last year because of the drought. miller "we maximize surface water use when we have it available, but in times of drought, like we had last year, we rely heavily on our groundwater." more than 300 gallons of water is pumped into the ground, every minute. miller "we're right at 310 gallons a minute, right now." the water treatment plant and distribution center is monitored 24 hours a day. these monitors show the maze of water mains throughout reno and sparks -- and these show the status of the wells.

can't blame miller. he basically won the afc championship game and super be the highest paid defensive player in nfl history that. would require 20 million per. instead now he's locked in for one season only at 14.1 and the franchise tag buys more time to negotiate. >> it was necessary because the broncos and von miller's agent are too far away from reaching a settlement on this case and they would risk in the open market von miller would then on march 9th be able to go on the open market and there's some teams out there like jacksonville with 80 million of cap space, the oakland raiders with more than 70 million in cap space. they could offer up to 25 million a year to someone like von miller. the broncos would lose him if they didn't tag him. this way it's maybe not the best case scenario, certainly not for von miller because it's a one year deal when he wants a multi-year contract, but it's the best case scenario for bronco fans because it does assure that the broncos will >> without a long term contr

miller "it's invaluable. it's just another asset of our water supply that we can rely upon during times of need." miller says in the last 20 years -- tmwa has never had to pump as much groundwater as it did last year because of the drought. miller "we maximize surface water use when we have it available, but in times of drought, like we had last year, we rely heavily on our groundwater." more than 300 gallons of water is pumped into the ground, every minute. gallons a minute, right now." the water treatment plant and distribution center is monitored 24 hours a day. these monitors show the maze of water mains throughout reno and sparks -- and these show the status of the wells. miller "what that shows, there, is what the water level is in the wells. you can see that we're keeping the aquifer full." and keeping the aquifers full could be critical down the road. miller "we always say we trust groundwater like money in the bank. we only use it when we have to but we like to operate need them." about 4,000 acre fe

miller "it's invaluable. it's just another asset of our water supply that we can rely upon during times of need." miller says in the last 20 years -- tmwa has never had to pump as much groundwater as it did last year because of the drought. miller "we maximize surface water use when we have it available, but in times of drought, like we had last year, we rely heavily on our groundwater." more than 300 gallons of water is pumped into the ground, every minute. miller "we're right at 310 gallons a minute, right now." the water treatment plant and distribution center is monitored 24 hours a day. these monitors show the maze of water mains throughout reno and sparks -- and these show the status of the wells. is what the water level is in the wells. you can see that we're keeping the aquifer full." and keeping the aquifers full could be critical down the road. miller "we always say we trust groundwater like money in the bank. we only use it when we have to but we like to operate the wells, keep them in service, kee

. ♪ ♪ mark: it is miller time, time to introduce our next guest, tim miller.ike the joke. former communications director for jeb bush. tim miller: you are so much better than that, mark. mark: he joins us from miami. he has a new job. he does not like to sit around. he is working for our principles back, our super pac not formed long ago, the sole purpose trying to stop donald trump from being the republican nominee. tim joins us from miami. why did you take this job? tim miller: because, sometimes you to be on the side of what is right and good. topping donald trump from being the republican nominee and stopping him from being the president is certainly that. become,o chance to because hillary clinton would wipe the floor with him in the general election. is everything to talk about is the polls, he loves talking about that. i'm not sure what he would talk about in the general election since hillary is cleaning his clock in every public poll that is out there. it is our job at principles back to stop that horrible reality from happening. the pack has not rais

that will prohibit miller from talking to any other team. miller just recently said he would like to be a bronco for life. and play his entire career here. if he could. for now the tag only binds him to denver for one season. elway does have a history of making good on completing long term contracts. with this franchise tag players. examples being ryan clay tkeu. demaryious thomas. in a statement today. elway sounding more than confident that will be the case once again. >> von miller has been tagged. that means brock osweiler. as well as jackson. are both set to hit the open market. broncos say they are actively working to resign both. let's not forget about future hall of famer peyton manning. who haven't given the broncos an official notice about his intentions for next season. >> . broad way light rail light station the planning board holding its final public hearing tomorrow. on development plans. >> >> let's try to imagine this futuristic huge retail. residential complex. with open space. bike ways. walk ways. all kinds of stuff here.

miller: yes. mr. ya'alon: i want to emphasize that israel is going to celebrate 68 years of ndependence this coming may. and looking back, 68 years of , dependence but even before israel is a successful enterprise. there are too many elements in ready to who are not reck size -- recognize our right to exist as a nation. not talking about the sunnis claiming the same claim, this is a secular islamic land, there is no room for a jewish state. a against all odds, we are country. by all means. first of all, the economy. the result of our natural resources is a strong, prosperous economy. how come? our minds and our hearts, this signal. ll known we succeeded in using the abilities, disadvantages to become advantages. we were short of water. in the 1960's we fought for watt we are the syrians over the jordan river. today we don't have to fight for water. we supply water to our neighbors. to jordan, palestinian authority, gaza. why? because we used our sophisticated technology to develop desalination facilit

and for larry miller. all right. now, snow? >>> we will show you that at the end of the traffic report. 15 from the eastern shore no major problems whatsoever. a decent trip this morning. wet conditions. so keep the speeds a little lower. they start to drop into the beltway area. and in southbound 295. now, let's take a er yo this morning. hopefully the snow will not ruin your commutcethe most accumulation this morning is to the south of the metro area. that's where we are finding cameron thompson checking out conditions. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we are in clinton. this is pretty snow. not really effecting what you have to do today. we drove from northwest washington, d.c. down to here. it is snowing the heaviest for the past hour here. if it is on the pavetiment is not sticking. we have seen a little bit on the overpasses and the bridges i have been talking to the guys and they laid down most of the salt on the overpasses and bridges. and you should be seeing a live look storm ache snow on this car. something t

he's set for court on april 6th. . miller taker. ace management says miller was transported a friend and was using the taxi while off the clock when the accident took place. >>> a video inside a pcs store. it was in superior and east 110th street and one asked about the price of a hoverboard. the man pulled out a gun and told the worker to give him everything he had. the worker grabbed the gun from behind the counter and told them to get out. when the men left the worker followed and one of the suspects started shooting. another man outside the store was shot in the arm much the pictures of the suspects are pretty clear. if you see this here. if you know them please call police. >>> weeks after our exclusive five on your side investigation uncovered deadly loopholes in ohio's gun laws local lawmakers are taking action. >> we hear how the proposed law will keep people safe. >> reporter: our investigation revealed ohio law doesn't stop abusers from buying or possessing a gun. the proposed law would change that. and another dangerous l

bill and miller have shows in fairfax, virginia, mohican sun in connecticut. i already got my ticket and big foam finger. atlanta, georgia, biloxi, mississippi. info on bill o'reilly.com. next up, herald with the escalating nastiness between donald trump soup and sandwich and clean and real and inside jokes and school night. good, clean food pairs well with anything. try the clean pairings menu. at panera. food as it should be.

>> plus, von miller is catching the attention of abc. hitting the stage in the offseason. should be interesting. >>> first we want to get to breaking news. wheat ridge police say two burglars wearing monkey masks broke into a pot shop. daryl orr is at the scene. wheat ridge at the 4800 block north of lamar. at 3:26 this morning police were dispatched to the best meds of colorado, which is a marijuana dispensary, because two suspects wearing a monkey mask threw a brick through the front window and got inside. police arrived on scene shortly after that and they've been going bananas trying to find these two monkeys. jefferson county sheriff's office had their dogs out, but the scent went cold shortly afterwards. they're still looking for these guys now. has happened here. what we've heard through the ape vine, this is the third time thugs have gone into this place and broken in. anyone. the last time two teens ere arrested at this dispensary. the owner has shown up and he's because this is costing him a lot of money. this morning. guys, back to you. it's friday. thank you, d

bill and miller have shows in fairfax, virginia, mohican sun in connecticut. i already got my ticket and big foam finger. atlanta, georgia, biloxi, mississippi. info on bill o'reilly.com. next up, herald with the escalating nastiness between donald trump and ted cruz. stay with us. don't let dust and allergies get between you

then, miller on political madness in america. coming right back. >> tonight, three special audience events. cruz, trump, rubio. >> we know the challenges we have. >> i'm going to do what's right for you. >> in a powerful, political night, megyn and sean are on the road, getting voters answers from the g.o.p. candidates. >> america has a choice. >> tonight at 9:00, megyn sits down with ted cruz. then at 10:00, donald trump sounds off on hannity. and at 11:00, marco rubio with megyn from florida. tonight, only on fox news channel. when you think what does it look like? is it becoming a better professor by being a more adventurous student? is it one day giving your daughter the opportunity she deserves? is it finally witnessing all the artistic wonders of the natural world? whatever your definition of success is, helping you pursue it, is ours. t-i-a-a. >>> thank you for staying with us, i'm bill o'reilly. in the impact segment tonight, the former governor of michigan jennifer granholm now works for a veryx0t far left group called c

take for instance this page we found, miller never registered it. while illegal it couldn't land him in jail. that is until he was caught soliciting a 14-year-old girl for sex on the internet. for the second time in less than a decade. right now lawmakers are working to fix the loophole. >> we are working to get it fixed. the bill is in the house and hopefully it will be passed out of there quickly enough and on to the governor for signature. closing another one might open. states like nevada and new york have policies for sex offenders. some require internet identifiers to be registered and it's sent to social networking sites who can kick those users off. illinois made it a felony for sex offenders to use social media sites at all. but in ohio, that kind of law doesn't even exist. >> it's not a blanket rule across the state. freedman, sex crimes experts. >> they can impose all these conditions and they have their inpersonal policies. >> reporter: when it comes to repeat offenders, like miller, he was allowed to be on line even though he was trolli

you can't turn over the puck in those games. >>> von miller with the sack. >> von-miller! >> like a lightning bold boll! >> the broncos put the franchise tag on von miller. so what's their next priority? brock osweiler is certainly one. with sam bradford guaranteed over the next few years, that market could be expensive. poll question, what should the broncos do with brock? 47% say strike a deal. just don't overpay. >>> changes are coming to coors field. and it's not another party deck. the rockies are raising parts of the outfield fence to cut down on home runs. a small section in the left field corner will be raised five feet from center to the scoreboard at right. the snashl league boasts 203 home runs were hit at coors field last night. >>> seeing if the csu women could win their 24th straight game. the streak stays alive! they win a record third >>> his football skreer going he has been dismissed from the program along with one another for violating team policies. they open spring practice tomorrow in boulder. and a lot has been made about jim harbaugh that's i break.

they could offer up to 25 million a year to someone like von miller. the broncos would lose him if they didn't tag him. this way it's maybe not the best case scenario, certainly not for von miller because it's a one year deal when he wants a multi-year contract, but it's the best case scenario for bronco fans because it does assure that the broncos will >>> colorado state pueblo running back cameron mcdondell is considered a long shot for the nfl because he played at a division 2 school, but 9news sports reporter aaron matas explains why you might not want to count him out. >> reporter: he has something to prove. >> show them you're just as good as those d1 backs. really it's just going out and playing my game, i guess. >> reporter: what is your game? >> it's a little bit of everything. my game is everything. >> reporter: cameron won a state championship at columbine in 2011 despite huge talent choosing to play his college football at d2 csu pueblo. >> grade tweeze i wasn't going to -- gradewise i wasn't going to make the first year cut-offs for d1. at

then, miller on political madness in america. coming right back. >> tonight, three special audience events. cruz, trump, rubio. >> we know the challenges we have. >> i'm going to do what's right for you. >> in a powerful, political night, megyn and sean are on the road, getting voters answers from the g.o.p. candidates. >> america has a choice. >> tonight at 9:00, megyn sits down with ted cruz. then at 10:00, donald trump sounds off on hannity. and at 11:00, marco rubio with megyn from florida. tonight, only on fo jack be nimble, jack be quick, jack knocked over a candlestick onto the shag carpeting... ...and his pants ignited into flames, causing him to stop, drop and roll. luckily jack recently had geico help him with renters insurance. because all his belongings went up in flames. jack got full replacement and now has new pants he ordered from banana republic. visit geico.com and see how affordable renters insurance can be. >>> thank you for staying with us, i'm bill o'reilly. in the impact segment tonight, the former governor

dennis miller, everybody.nder in 10 days the d man and i will be at the microsoft theater in los angeles with a big who wants to be president live show. few tickets remain. then on may 7th a mother's day special in fairfax, blast at these shows, check it out on bill o'reilly.com. karl rove on deck. right back. i was super irresponsible with credit cards. it was time for experian. they gave me tools so i could finally get serious about my credit. now lenders see me for who i really am... go to experian.com and start your credit tracker trial membership today. then your eyes may see it, differently.ave allergies. only flonase is approved to relieve both your itchy, watery eyes and congestion. no other nasal allergy spray can say that. complete allergy relief or incomplete. let your eyes decide. flonase changes everything. . ♪ they say you shouldn't spoil your kids. but your grandkids? how about front row seats to the best show in town? and that is why you invest. the best returns aren't just measured in dollars.

dennis miller, everybody.s the d man and i will be at the microsoft theater in los angeles with a big who wants to be president live show. few tickets remain. then on may 7th a mother's day special in fairfax, blast at these shows, check it out on bill o'reilly.com. karl rove on deck. right back. i'd like to make a dep-- vo: it happens so often, you almost get used to it. we got this. vo: which is why being put first takes some getting used to. ♪ nationwide is on your side nationwide is the exclusive insurance partner of plenti. helps preparey themng right for a healthy future. but up to 90% fall short in getting key nutrients ... ...from food alone. let's do more. add one a day men's ... ...complete multivitamin. with vitamin d and magnesium to help support healthy blood pressure. one a day. >>> back of the book question tonig"7vrmj4(p&c@ no question donald trump has shocked the political establishment and in is doing so he has alienated many people. up is karl rove who is not a fan of donald trump. >> that k

jonathan: matt miller.att: one of the things i love to do in bloomberg is look at the comp function. you have a five-year look at total returns. right here i have a chart of seven and by and white. in yellow, you can see the nikkei. as the nikkei 400. a couple of broader indexes. look at the retail index, it is right up here with seven and i, but it has outperformed over the last years. been 2016. has over the last three months, we have seen the stock turned down sharply. is this a succession issue, craig? craig: it is hard to tell at this point. you have seen some reports of the ceo succession planning from local media here, but this is really the first time you have seen a shareholder come forwa and be really critical. you have seen a lot of weakness and spending here in japan. just recently, the companies and unions finish up their annual wage negotiations where you saw some really week results from those negotiations this year where people just aren't getting raises. are notas people getting raises, the

von miller is going to dance. the broncos, they're going to be pumped. they're going to be proud of von miller. i got a feeling he's going to win the whole thing. the stadium may be dark now, but you can still root on a bronco for dancing with the stars. people on twitter are excited, like pam who says she's usually be watching this season for vonn. jackie says, von miller is going to show his skills on "dancing with the stars." he better win. we agree with jackie. some may be concerned about von getting hurt. what if it disrupts his preparations for next season? maybe it's a good dancers will tell you dancers has helped players overcome injuries. it makes sense. many athletes with different mobile mechanics, like quick side to side and back and forth movements and jumping would benefit from ballet. it may not be considered manly, but times are changing. this coming tuesday, arch 8th the announcement, and the season premiers march 22nd. >> i think eric is trying to audition. >>> you can brag about the super bowl victory to your friends all over the count

you can't turn over the puck in those games. >>> von miller with the sack. >> von-miller! >> like a lightning bold boll! >> the broncos put the franchise tag on von miller. so brock osweiler is certainly one. with sam bradford guaranteed over the next few years, that market could be expensive. our poll question, what should the broncos do with brock? 47% say strike a deal. just don't overpay. >>> changes are coming to coors field. and it's not another party deck. the rockies are raising parts of the outfield fence to cut down on home runs. a small section in the left field corner will be raised five feet from center to the scoreboard at right. the snashl league boasts 203 home runs were hit at coors field last night. >>> seeing if the csu women could win their 24th straight game. the streak stays alive! they win a record third >>> why cu's starting quarterback at the end,, ,, thank you. imagine if the things you bought every day... ...earned you miles to get to the places you really want to go. with the united mileageplus explorer card, you'll get a free checked bag, prior

miller: mr. speaker, i move to suspend the rules and pass h.r. 4436, as amended. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. to clerk: h.r. 4336, a bill amend title 38, united states code, to provide for the burial of the cremated remains of persons who served as women's air forces service pilots in arlington national cemetery. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from florida, mr. miller, and the gentlewoman from florida, ms. brown, each will control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from florida. mr. miller: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and or add heir remarks extraneous material on h.r. 4336, as amended. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. miller: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. miller: thank you very much, mr. speaker. i do rise today to urge all members to support h.r. 433

the story of arthur miller personalizes the situation to me. i have a son with down syndrome who was born in 2007. over time i have come to a greater understanding of the difference between the time when miller lived, and my own. my son henry is born into a different world, it's not a perfect world, but it is a place where it's possible to raise a child with down syndrome as part of a family. that's the norm. that said, there are still many challenges. there is still a lot of prejudice and misunderstanding. that's the next frontier is to make sure we continue to increase opportunities for inclusion, and daniel's story is a story of re si sill yens resit should also remind us of all the work to be done. >> up next, from sing are songwriter to social activist. a conversation with judy collins. over her rich legacy. al jazeera america. >> in tonight's conversation, judy collins. her career has spanned decades, now in her 70s, the singer songwriter is still speaking out to the issues that have defined her life. john siegenthaler asks judy how she g

miller of the trump -- miller versus trump clip. >> you did a great job with bush. you did a great job representing brush. mark: so, john, tim miller is up and trump's grill, but is anybody else involved in a stop trump movement or trying to actually stop trump? john: we should start calling quixoteer don't ge miller because he is tilting at a pretty big windmill. a lot of groups are spending money to try to stop trump in florida. in terms of voices, real people in the party calling for trump to be defeated, that noise, which started a little bit last week, has suddenly gone quiet again. it is going to take a concerted effort. tim miller told us he agrees it's going to take a candidate. it's going to take marco rubio john kasich, or ted cruz to stop trumpchoing whatever stop arguments are out there, and right now, none of them are focused on that in his single-minded way. rubio and k-6 are trying to win their state. -- john kasich are just trying to win their states. where is paul ryan? where is mitch mcconnell? where are the leaders of the republican establishment

he argues miller has now directly contradicted the league's position in that case.n henry smith, al jazeera. >> and the nfl now responding to just what miller did say, leads spokesman brian mccarthy writer. miller was discussing the finds and made the additional t more questions need to be answered. he said the experts should speak to the state of the science. also saying the nfl wants the facts on head trauma, so the league can better develop it's on solutions the shows creator showing off some of the skills as well. with big assist from the commander in the chief. >> it is the oval office, i can't believe i am there, it is so much more intensive. seven opportunity knocks and i can't stop, i am here with the president, and yo, the mike drops. >> how good is that? >> that's -- you think that's going viral. that's going viral. >> miranda performed an early version of one of the songs during the white house event back in 2009, so last night the president taking some oof the credit he said for hamilton's success, and that drummer you see in the background celebrating a

larry miller. >> i'm ready. >> ready? >> always ready. especially with you at the helm, howard, i feel safe. >>> if you are traveling on the inner loop of the beltway, 22 minute commute between new hampshire and bran research avenue. those of you northbound on 95, no issues for you on the virginia side this morning as you work up from dale boulevard up to the capitol beltway, 15- minute commute. eastbound on i-66 quiet on the corridor to lee highway. a 27 minute commute. southbound on i-270 from ridge roadworking down to 355 a 20- minute commute. a live look, no issues here at 95 at 216. mike? >> thank you, larry. we have a correction from our story earlier this half hour. a former montgomery court commissioner jail sentence. then the judge suspended it. israel mangrove pled guilty to charges of taking up skirt photo. he must write a letter of apology to the victim and attend sex therapy classes. >>> a nashville jury took a day to make a decision. yesterday they gaffer run andrews most of the award she wanted in a peeping tom case. the ju

no complaints from miller and so far, no threats he might skip work outs like miller did last year. von wants to get the long-term deal done. >> i've never been franchised before so i can't say i don't want to do that. i want to be want to be with chris harris and everybody on the defense. dt. i want to be with those guy s s for my career. whatever it takes i'm down for. >> free agent begins march 9th. have a good one. >> this has been the bank of the west sports break. download,, ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, >>> let's take you live to vermont this morning. there's sanders in the background. there he is right there. this is vermont where he has his residency and he's a senator from vermont. this morning, bernie sanders is casting his ballot. today on who should be their party's nominee. we start this 5:30 half hour with breaking news from fort collins. one man is hurt in an overnight hit-and-run. around 11:30 last night, police say 53-year-old tailor was found laying -- >> his bicycle and backpack found a little feet away. he was taken to the hospital with serious injuries. police do not have a v

. >> anne miller is on assignment. she has lived in the community near west mecklenburg high school for 50 years. her son graduated from the school. miller is involved. no longer a parent, now a messenger. she is handing out the flyer about tonight's emergency neighborhood watch meeting. >> always been a good neighborhood. and we just want to keep it that way. >> miller is fed up with what she sees often outside her door. >> the children roaming the streets, cutting through our yards, jumping our fence, and we have to call 9-1-1. >> she dialed 9-1-1 a few days ago. students were cutting through her yard and she had a this is what the students said to her... >> you cannot make me go to school. >> discouraging. >> jim nolan will be at the meeting. why? he graduated from west meck high in 1959 and says things have changed. >> breaking in the houses and all. >> about six months ago police told him the suspects would stole from him are students who attend his alma mater. >> stole my tv and broke into the car and got my gps.

yestery miller said that heh wants to be a bronon for the rest of his career... for a long time too.. . placing the taon miller, both sides have untililuly y 15ththowowo work out a lononterm deal and the broncos n n w turn their atntion to rkinint dedes withroro osweiler, malik jackson and rs... what's'she price of a super bowl title??? well... for the fans... it's ababt 24 dolrs p season... the broncos are isininseason ticket prices by aaverage of three percrct... or about three llars per ticket... it's the fifth straighghseason that t cket prices h he increased..... in the scheme ngs... season tickeholders pay lele per game tn sisile gamamtick rcrcsers... the bronons have a 32-6 me recordrdururg this span... the aiaiforce falcons seem to of finding their stride just in time for postseasoso play... they h he e n four straight gas atatnerena, which is fafarable r e ons s toni.. ththththnal home game of the asas... thisisne against utah state... n === d haha... falcons seven coming out of the cuts i ito five... === ououa minute later... zaza kokor r thhe rainbow t

miller says he doesn't care how the deal gets done. he just wants to be in denver. >> i have never been franchise before. i can't say i don't want to do franchise or don't want toodo this or that. i just want to be the broncos, everybody on the defense, with those guys my whole career. whatever it takes to get it >> if miller gets the franchise tag, other teams will be able to talk to the rest of the broncos free agents including significant defenders. all these players are under 26 years old. >>> it is 16 after 5:00. the avs got three deals done ahead of the nhl trade deadline. they picked up a couple new players. so, got a couple younger players. >> weeare talking football, hockey and almost baseball. >> i know. >> april 8 is our homeowner. so fun. >> that is when we will get snow. >> exactly. of course. >> we have a couple of good years in the past. we will see. well, today, tomorrow and the rest of the week it will be warm, dry and gusty this morning but the winds will calm are talking 50s and 60s all week long. unfortunately a hig

salma hayek, reggie miller a the way.ith a couple of brother lose found themselves in an unusual situation accidentally add odd to a group text. someone they didn't know had a baby and not only didn't they ignore the text, they got the room number and showed up at the hospital. there they are with the new parents. we learned about this on facebook and feedless to say i wanted to know more about what happened. joining us from bainbridge, georgia, the wall of america, please say hello to dennis and dior. how you doing? i guess i should start by asking, is this the first time you've dropped in on strangered to meet their baby. >> yeah. most def. >> jimmy: most people would ignore a wrong number text. why didn't you ignore the text? >> i mean, i just looked at it. i couldn't help it. couldn't help it. >> that's his personality. >> that's just my personality. >> jimmy: when you decided to go to the hospital, high? [ laughter ] >> high? >> wasn't high, no. no. wasn't high. >> jimmy: what if you get a text that said someone died

senior leadership or whether miller was just speaking for himself. >> what about the numbers, they speak loudly. what were the concussion numbers this year? >> 2014-2015, concussions rhodes 58%. that's the highest increase in four years. of course, that may be due to greater reporting of incidents of concussions as it may be for concussions themselves. >> they can't address the problem if they can't agree on what's causing it. >>> google goes before congress to fast track self driving cars on the road. they want lawmakers to change regulations to make that happen. they are set to show congress that google cars could address the amount of parking space. they complain rules get in the way, for example requiring a r only makes sense if there's a human driving the car. >> amazon is trying to patent a system that lets you pay for online services with a selfie. they filed for a system based on facial recognition. for extra security, customers may be prompted to smile, blink or tilt their head. amazon said it is more secure than pass words. there's a selfie

brian: richard miller understands why she feels the way she does. he is a professor of civil engineering at the university. he questions way to raising the sense. richard miller: the amount of force that it takes to pick something like that up and over the barrier. the incident of this thing happening is very rare. it was just the most unfortunate event, it just happened to be pushed over the barrier in a place where those uprights couldn' t stop it. brian: redesigning certain parts of the bridge in response to one richard miller: the cost of s one of the million accidents just economically feasible. brian: the bridge would need to be strengthened. would not always for the better. mike: the bridge opened back in the late 1970' s. while a major overhaul is unlikely, the engineers will examine whether something has to be changed on the bridge to reflect new conditions. for more of our team coverage on this tragedy, go to our website. we have the 911 calls from the crash scene as well as witness accounts of what happened. new details tonight about the

he covers the final four for tbs reggie miller is here with us.mark, this is their self-titled album, lukas graham from the samsung stage. >> tomorrow night. we have a big show tomorrow night. ted cruz will be here. i have many questions for him. mike epps will join us, we'll have music from st. lucia. and on thursday neel sethi, music from twenty 88, which is big sean and jhenÉ aiko and the great bill murray. he will grace us with his presence and gifts. please join us for both of those shows. our first guest tonight is the oscar nominated actor and emmy-winning director who is the greatest possible argument against that wall donald trump wants to build. her new fantasy horror movie "tale of tales" is airing now on direct tv and opens in select cities and on vod april 22. please welcome salma hayek. [ cheers and applause ] >> hello. >> jimmy: is that some kind of mexican tradition i'm unaware of? >> no, i am following the. >> jimmy: i see. the banana theme for tonight. >> your lead. i have to tell you i'm a little bit jet lagged. i forget a lot o

luckily for the team--von miller says he wants to be a life-time bronco. the broncos have superstar lineback to a long term contract by two this afternoon.... or they'll have to use their franchise tag on him. a new contract would fetch miller one of the richest in n-f-l history for most likely between 17 and 20 million dollars a franchise tag on the team for which will give them more time to negotiate a contract. a new report says we likely won't know the future of quarterback peyton manning until next week. that's when the broncos are set to meet with the future hall of famer to discuss his next move. 9news broncos insider mike klis says it's still likely manning has played orange and blue... whether he retires or not. meanwhile--the broncos are working to negotiate with backup brock osweiler on a multi-year contract extension. no need to bring your ruler. subway says when customers order a 12-inch foot-long your ruler. subway says when customers order a 12-inch foot-long sub -- they will get journal report that d-i-a is a step closer to having a brewery

details, next. ♪ matt: matt miller here.ust over one hour from now that the case-shiller housing report is released. robert shiller will join us live. vonnie: here is your latest bloomberg business flash. it is a big payday for the ceo of google. it totals more than $100 million, almost all of that is in stock. he took over his current role as part of a restructuring, which turned out to bed into google's parent company. janet yellen speaks with her today at an event hosted by the economic club of new york. school, glenness hubbard. we have live coverage of the speech just afternoon eastern time on bloomberg television, bloomberg radio, and on bloomberg.com. it is the beginning of a new era in virtual reality. $600. costs facebook but the company two years ago for $2 billion. jonathan: you may have heard this morning. the hijacker wearing a explosive belt hijacked a plane. it looks like that have come to a conclusion. thatair hijacker arrested, is according to the cypriot foreign ministry. the hijacker has been arrested and

there is a news meeting at 10:30. >> he will. >> again what did you do. >> well, nicole miller waseshad a fashion show for a spring collection at the bellevue. we have some pictures. this is called street sweet, and so this is a fashion show last night. >> i heard it was really nice. >> yes, mary dougherty was there, nicole miller, i love them. i got to meet her. i was so excited. i never had a chance to meet her. here's a special event. she held this event. she brought you a gift. >> wow. >> i know, isn't this a a nice bag. >> i was supposed to be there but i could not make it but thank you, nicole. >> and ill will's explain why this is special once you open it up. >> okay, hold on now. >> the baggies cute. >> it is like wrapping like my mother used to do. >> you think there is plutonium in there. >> i think i necessity what they are. >> look at you. >> they are go philly ties. >> how nice. >> these are ties that represent all things philly, and when you buy them a a lot of the proceed go to alex lemonade stand, dream camp foundation and vet theory foundation uniquely philly, all ab

sean miller already received the gatorade bathea. >> espn tweeted out that sean miller makes over $3 million a dollars a year, undershirts are not that expensive andnd it is 11 twitter account me. >> slicken-up march madness is not fun to be eliminated especially would upset by a lower seeded team, answer questions about the loss not any better in one of the star players from baylor was not in the mood to answer survey questions. or >> of surprise, rebounds of 36 -- 32 and how does yale outrebounded baylor? >> you go up you grab it with with two hands and then you come down with it and that is considered a reboundd , so they got more of those than we did. >> anymore questions for the student athletes? >> yellow sea baylor 79 -- 75, the other ranked fifth and yale was 12. >> lake erie monsters welcomed a new hockey player >> he is only four years old but the team is confident he has what it takes to help them win asfoahe greg harris reports. >> robert gibson, four years old decide that the lake erie monsters earlier today and tonight will make his debut. >> robert gibson, the newest m

deputies ulimately came to the conclusion that miller was just in the area to see someone and pulled over to sleep he was charged with improper handling of a firearm in a motor vehicle and operating a motor vehicle while intoxicatedbut situation grew legs madison's p.r. director a.j. huff explains what happened next((aj huff/madison local schools)) "we started getting a lot of phone calls here at the board office personal text messages coming in and just a lot of was some inaccurate information that was being circulated."that inaccurate information came in the form of an official communication from middletown city schools which said in part **madison schools unfortunately has had another incident..** so madison local schools initially didn't send out notification about what happened but after middletown's communication then madison felt compelled to send out information to assuage parent's fears middletown statement ------- ------------- jay warren 9 on your side middletown a woman let's a stranger use her restroom - now he's accused of stealing her jewelry!next at five - we'll tell

susan brown miller landmark book against our will fueled a radical makeover of rape laws and how sexual violence is viewed in our country. more than 40 years after the book was first published, she spoke with america tonight. >> would you like to respond? >> the role that you have selected for women is degrading, because you choose to see women as sex objects, not as human beings. >> it was the moment susan brown miller has been waiting for. >> the day that you were willing out here with a cottontail attached to your rear end. >> the chance to tell wh hugh hefner on national television what she thought. >> you make them look like animals. women are not bunnies, rabbits, they are human beings. >> with that, a feminist icon was born. >> my shining moment. >> he has made the degradation of women a condition of employment. >> things were happening so fast in the movement that nothing was surprising. seemed reasonable that i'd get a chance to confront hugh hefner. >> it didn't stop there. from a march outside the miss america page thattant to a sit in at the ladies home journal, the founders