but especially the minnesota hockey community. we're lucky to have inspiring players-turn-coaches that mentor the next generation of female hockey players and great americans. i know the entire minnesota hockey world is proud of the white caps. congratulations on your success and good luck in the playoffs. mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize health partners for receiving the 2019 c.m.s. health equity award from the centers for medicare and medicaid services. this award recognizes organizations that demonstrate an exceptional commitment to serving the most underserved individuals among us. health partners has locations throughout minnesota's sixth congressional district which i'm honored to represent in this congress. health partners is committed to eliminating health care disparities for those with language, cultural and other barriers. i'm pleased to congratulate this outstanding company for receiving this well-deserved award. i hope other health care providers will take note of the small changes that can make a big difference

of their lands in minnesota. so they ended up in the newly established reservation in nebraska. so the u.s. dakota war seems a story of recurring repression, resistance, redress, however partial and then repression again, the treatment of combatants and noncombatants as criminals, the protest by dakota's and their allies, the active clemency by lincoln and the continued incarceration for others. the u.s. dakota were really that this pattern of what some have called colonial ambulance. and son certain inconsistent assertion of u.s. domination. and what might seem at first glance a softening of efforts to get possessed removed and civilized the dakota's. this colonial ambivalence and partial attempt to address wrongdoing can't simply be understood as a periodic softening of repression. white friends objected to the treatment of native people but their own efforts compatible with and often rooted in the eventual extinction of native people. abraham lincoln and the people who protested the treatment of the condemned

the congressman from minnesota. she is being targeted by many civil rights icons who spoke out about oppressive policies." is that what this is? >> i think what's happening is congressman to lead is trying to normalize what congresswoman omar is saying. and they're trying to make that the brand of the party. they are trying to make that more accepted in the country. frankly, historically, one of the most bipartisan things for the united states was that we stand with israel. that's not because we have an allegiance to israel. it's because they are aligned with our values, and they are aligned with our principles of government. they are not over there doing things that are governed by chari law. they are living peacefully among the neighbors were possible, they are defending their sovereignty, they are surrounded by neighbors that chant "death to israel" while chanting "death to america." that puts the two of us with mutual interests frequently. >> harris: that's very interesting. you're calling out a double standard,

it's been a combination of frustration and embarrassment for minnesota. on the back of this progressive wave within the democratic party, the immigrant communities she represents, somali immigrants among others, also seen as very progressive. have any of her own constituents started to turn on her or is this sort of a wink and a nod, saying you keep at it? >> i haven't gotten much indication that sort of the core of her district has started to turn on her yet. the party officials in minnesota have either been sort of quiet or sort of just gently wagging their finger at her, much like speaker pelosi does, saying she just doesn't understand what she's saying or the implications of her words. her district is one of the safest democrat districts in the entire country so i don't expect much backlash from the core of her base. leland: similar to alexandria ocasio-cortez. you talk about it being widely known. jewish leaders before her election to congress held what you might call essentially an intervention of sorts with ilhan omar. the newspaper there reporting

. 1-0 minnesota at this point. ibara this time will get the goal, stopping and funnishing with the left. minnesota wins 3-0. quakes drop to 0-2. third round of the arnold palmer invitational unatlanta. that's a birdie and this is not a replay. this is a 14th hole again. the green side bunker. he'll chip it in for another birdie. tied at third for seven under. matthew fitzpatrick is looking for his first career pga tour victory. and he leads defending champion rory mcilroy by one shot. >>>. ♪ happy birthday >> do you still have the oxygen intyke blow those l out all at once? yes. that is fantastic. it's one, two, three, caribbean. >> and we surprised our big friend after the game tonight with a birthday cake. >> that's a lot of fun. that's from your abc 7 family. this abc 7 sports report -- i'm glad your eyebrows and your hair weren't burned off. >> i was sweating, yeah. >> nice way to put it. >> by the way he says there were only 21 candles. i don't know what universe. i don't know what universe. thanks for joining

minnesota public radio wrote, quote, the ratio of blacks sent to minnesota prisons compared to whitesthe highest in the country. people who are black account for 70% of the county's drug cases. they are sentenced at three times the rate of whites guilty of the same offense. that was data from the start of your term. when you were county attorney, did you do anything to try to improve these broad, stark, racial disparities? and if so, what did you do? >> of course i did, jake. in fact if you look at the data, you'll see there was a 65% decrease in incarceration of african-americans when you go from the beginning of my term to the end. and we worked very hard on several fronts. the first is to diversify the office and to add more people of color to the ranks of prosecutors. and i did that. the second was to look at how we were handling drug court and make sure that we were doing it in a way that wasn't racist. and you can always do better. i can tell you. you learn in retrospect when you look back, things you can do better. the third thing was to up our focus on white collar crimes. thi

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at 130-130.t it a half second to go, minnesota inbound. durant called for holding on carl anthony towns. he makes one free throw, and that's it. the ws lose 131-130, the war yost are 0-5 in overtime games this season. steve kerr not sure how they missed that call. >> in any league, that's a good bucket and free throw. not just the nba. >> looking back at those calls over and over and still don't understand either one of those. >> he's so good with his whistle, he called it before i shot the ball. he's one of the greatest refs of all-time. >>> to baseball, giants changing things up. buster posey at first. bottom three, padres up 2-0. derek holland gives up a home run to make it 3-0 pads. holland gives up three runs in four. first run of the season for the giants. longoria hits a home run, and the giants had the go-ahead run at the plate in the ninth, but two strikeouts to end it. the high strikeout call on brandon belt. nobody in orange likes that. 4-1 the final. >>> angels and a's. matt chapman nearly drops his defensive trophy of the year

phillips of minnesota. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 172, the gentleman from minnesota, mr. phillips, and a member opposed each will control five minutes, the chair recognizes the gentleman from minnesota. . mr. phillips: thank you, mr. speaker. this would allow it to fulfill its role as the people's top election watchdog. under current law, it is almost always represented by the solicitor general when it has business before the u.s. supreme court. effectively removing the f.e.c. attorneys from the process and centralizing litigation within the department of justice. it's a revelation that troubles me and many and should worry us all. unfortunately we have seen the president use the department of justice and its appointees not to promote truth and accountability, but as a political tool with which to suppress those who challenge his unilateral approach to campaigning and governing. the identity, priority, skills and role of lawyers representing the government play a significant role in determining

paul, minnesota. >> brought out the beyonce fan for those guys.uch. >>> this week we highlight a life well lived. supreme court units unanimous unanimous decision in brown. segregation in public schools were unconstitutional. not everyone in america were so happy to comply. jean fairfax spent her career making sure they did. an educator and civil rights activist, she encouraged african-american families to exercise their children's basic right to go to school. in a famous 1964 case, fairfax, personally escorted 6-year-old debra lewis as she integrated the elementary school in mississippi. debra's father was fired because from his job because of it. the school was fire bombed. but debra went to school. years later, a street was named in her honor. in 1965, fairfax joined the naacp legal defense fund where she worked until 1964 and enforcing desegregation, steering federal money into poor black communities that needed it with initiatives like the national school lunch program. fairfax grew up in cleveland, with parents who were first in their family

from "sunday today," joe friar, saint paul, minnesota. >> trought out beyonce fans for those guys. >> >> this week we highlight a life welllived. segregation in public schools were unconstitutional. not everyone in america were so happy to comply. jean fairfax spent her carkir ma sure they did. an educator and civil rights activist, she encouraged families to exercise the children's basic rights to go to school. in a famous 1964 case, fairfax, escorted the 6-year-old debra lewis as shent irated the elementary school in mississippi. debra's father was fired because of it. debra went to school. years later, a seet was named in her honor. in 1965, fairfax joined the naacp leader defense fund whe she worked until 1964 and steering federal money into poor black communities that needed it with initiatives loo i c ike the national school lunch programs. fairfax grew up in cleveland, born legally free. she graduated from the iversity of michigan and became the dean of women at two different colleges. in a 1984 interview with the christian science monitor, fairfax said of the vulnerable people

he pull's next to the minnesota, 45 feet off of the water's edge. explode.it will it is terrible for the union. the commander of the minnesota who looks down and says, what are you? worden says on the monitor, here to protect you. says, i don't know what you're going to do, but if that thing comes back, i will fight my ship and sink before surrender. he commonly said, i will protect you. i want to tell you about the monitor. got about three feet extra headroom in the sketch. everything was compressed within the monitor. the hall, one of the problems is there is an overhang over the whole -- the hull, one of the problems is there is an overhang over the hull. on virginia came out of here march 8, had to come up like here, rams and a sink the cumberland, sinks the minnesota hadthe cut the corner of what is known as hampton bar. she is sol -- so badly stuck aground. the virginia came back to a buoy at 6:30 in the morning. she is ready to go. they have breakfast, which was like the breakfast i had this morning with two boiled eggs and two takers of whis

presidential hopefuls spoke on saturday at south by southwest including minnesota senator amy klobuchar in massachusetts senator elizabeth warren today will be than busier. j-juliett castro just spoken john hicken looper will take the stage later this afternoon. washington governor jay and leigh was the first to speak today. where he was asked about why he's running for president. he says the next administration's number one priority must be climate change. >> the reason is very, very simple. we are the first generation to feel the sting of climate change, but the last generation that can do something about it.

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southern minnesota, which is our first district. the people in southern minnesota, we really appreciate our ag producers, our ag processors and our ag equipment dealers and all the rest. mr. hagedorn: minnesota's first district, one of the top crop and livestock districts in all the country, we actually were number two for hogs in the entire nation. our first district's home to nearly 20,000 farmers and considering that each farm represents enough -- produced enough food to feed about 165 people, the reach of our farmers goes throughout the united states and all around the world. so i look forward to commemorating and talking about the value of agriculture and our farmers during this week, and throughout this congress. with that, i yield back. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute, revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman from pennsylvania is recognized fo

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are to the united states now and the controversy surrounding the new congresswoman from minnesota she's one of the country's first female muslim lawmakers and she's drawing criticism with recent comments that some have interpreted as anti-semitic but in her home district her constituents are firmly on her side. phenomena found. a busy morning at the village market with the barber shop and it could be the most highly popular among the member of. the american community they tell me they're proud to be represented . an immigrant like them buy their way through controversy we will support a hundred percent like she she should she should talk about the truth she shouldn't fear anybody just didn't feel like any group and that's exactly what she's doing we don't believe it's on to some. fellow jews and the muslims and everybody else we just did that in washington however. through an intense backlash or a tweet but jesting american support for israel was all of all the benjamin baby reference two hundred dollar bills and four remarks you made about apec a prominent israel lobby group. that says

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paul, minnesota. he grew up in a community with only a handful of blacks. he attended mostly white public schools and spent his time mostly with white friends. wilkins was an excellent student and from early on, his writing was powerful and clear. when he went to the university of minnesota in 1919, he joined the staff of the student newspaper. after graduating, wilkins owned and edited a black newspaper in kansas city, missouri. he stayed there until he joined the staff of the naacp 1931. since then, he has had an influence on every major step forward of the civil rights movement. in his leadership, he has avoided exaggeration and showmanship, but he is always been powerfully effective. >> when roy wilkins joined the naacp in 1931, it must be remembered that this was two years after the great depression had descended on this country. there was tremendous unemployment among blacks. far higher proportionally than among whites in the country. there was also a tendency to try to blame the blacks for various kinds of things that were happening. it wasn't necess

and you introduced that into the minnesota house.han omar did support the bill. although ironically during the committee hearing she accused me of only bringing the bill forward so i could get the media headlines. kind of ironic. but this is about the saving of girls. this is about protecting the health and dignity of those girls. female genital mutation is so brutal violent act and we need to be sure that we're putting every step forward to protect these girls. and if a mother or father o somebody in the family decides to put this child through this act, they need to be held accountable. >> absolutely. you're going to be speaking about this at the u.n. tomorrow. congratulations on that. >>> lori loughlin and felicity huffman two of the parents caught in the largest college cheating scam ever. but next up, we're celebrating st. patrick's day "fox & friends" style inside the irish pub, fox square. stay with us. ♪ ♪ >>> top of the morning to you. >> nice, pete. >> today everyone is irish, even pete celebrating in true fashion with food

speaker nancy pelosi says that she feels confident that congress woman ilhan omar from minnesota is not anti-semitic. >> i don't think the congress woman appreciates the full weight of how it's heard by other people. i don't believe it was intended in an anti semitic way. the fact is, if that's how it was interpreted, we have to remove all doubt. >> ed: the speaker added the resolution condemns other types of hate speech and will not include congress woman omar's name. >> i thought the resolution should be to anti-semitism, islamophobia, et cetera, anti-white supremist. that it should not mention her name. >> ed: various republicans including adam kingsinger want her kicked off the house foreign affairs committee. >> this is not your father's democratic party. they can't agree to condemn anti-semitism. >> ed: last week, congress woman omar said she's not anti-semitic. let's go live to mike emanuel. he's reporting on capitol hill. what's happening this hour? >> it's been a huge fight. some suggesting the resolution should go further. others say it should be broadened. it reads -- >> the

a win in minnesota would put them in first place in the west. should have been a goal.not capitalize on chances the sharks did. 2-0 there. third period. sharks have three penalty shots all season. he has two of them. he beat him to put the game away. 15 shut outs for the sharks and they win 3-0. nfl, the raiders have a deal with left brown. 4 years 66 million.pebowl new england last year. college hoops. st. mary's trying to advance to the finals. san diego trying to spoil everything. for the lead. thousand stretch. inside. that is a three point lead and then hoop and the foul. the gales move on, 69-62 but they get gonzaga tomorrow. steve kerr was asked to explain a video tape in which lip readers claim he said i am so bleeping tired of his bleep. >> the lip readers was wrong. i beg to differ with his approach tonight. my exact words. i don't know how somebody miss construed that. >> this video has been debated so we have a professional lip reader tells us what he actually said. >> i love watching game day sunday at 11:30 p.m. >> finally the truth gets out. >> now you kn

the district includes the university of minnesota.mong extremely popular -- the somali-american community can pull out the votes in the district. they have a great mobilization effort she benefited from in the primary. there are a lot of traditional white liberals who believe the united states has been too pro i ---pro-israel. for a local perspective on this story, you can follow david's reporting. thank you. guest: you bet. thank you. host: we will take a short break. we come back, two members of congress this morning with different perspectives on the president's immigration policy and the fight over the boardwalk. first, darren soto of florida. later on, tom mcclintock of california. a subcommitteeng hearing about the supreme court concerntwo expressed about allowing cameras in the court. here is some of what they had to say. [video clip] people thinke most our arguments should be televised. membersmy family believe arguments should be televised. arguments should be televised. it.ted in favor of when i got to the supreme court, i s

. >> reporter: the incident happened here on thursday, just after 6:00 on minnesota avenue. and the belief is, it's happened more than once. karina mitchell walked around her car this morning looking at the damage. >> i was like holy crap. this is not a rock. this is like something much harder, much deeper. >> reporter: karina and her boyfriend were driving westbound on minnesota avenue when they heard a pop. when they got home, the couple realized they may have been struck by a pellet gun. >> if it had jave gotten soon other people started replying that it's happened to them as well. >> i'm not too pleased with that. a while back i had the same incident, and i think i got shot as well, one of my front windows was shot out. >> reporter: san jose police tell me victims need to called me lay so thimmediatel immediat investigate. >> i'm pissed. i want to punch this person in the face. >> reporter: it's important to get a vehicle or suspect dri description. don't wait a day. report it immediately. >>> two men seen in downtown sa mateo have been araesed. one of them was wearing t

the minnesota congresswoman made comments that manyto consider be anti-semitic. e democrat also criticized the israeli government. tonight she said israel and thes palestinianshould move toward solution.te in today's op-ed, she also called for the united states to uphold it's values. congresswoman omar wrote, pdce espect for human rights let us apply these universs val to all nations. only then will our world peace.ve >>> one of the countries omar was specifically ntioning was venezue venezuela. tim cain is now at thebo er. he's meeting to discuss the crisis and to examine how the u.s. can best support peace and democracy there. >>> for the second time this weekend president trump i lashing out at senator john mccain. about 7 months after the war hero's death. the president attended church service this morning at st. john's episcopal across the street from the white house but before that he attacked mr. mccain accusing him of colding wi democrats to doom his election chancet he w after mccain on a health care bill megan mccain defended her father on twitter. she

it is not known how the little girl's body got to minnesota.e) taking a live look outside....(jr stone) meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez has our forecast. . dry and above average temperatures will remain in place through the weekend and into monday. overnight lows will be a bit warmer with widespread mid to upper 40s. daytime highs on sunday will range from the mid 60s to mid 70s. rain chances return to the bay area tuesday and wednesday along with cooler temperatures for the second half of the week. another storm with additional rain is likely late next week. (jr)(jr) next week. floodwaters continue to rise in parts of the midwest. this is what happened to a bridge today in nebraska. (justine) the flooding is already responsible for at least one death. meredith wood has a look at the historic floods. from the air and on the ground --efforts are underway to ease the devastating effects of historic flooding in the midwest.more than 10 million people are under flood warnings ... as rivers overflow their banks in several states, including wisconsin

it was the only goal they needed to beat minnesota. he and logan scored early in the third. martin jens made 24 saves and the sharks 13-0. >>> the nfl officially starts tomorrow. that is not stopping three agents from signing with new teams. the raiders keep making big move after big move. nfl.com reports lamarck s will sign a 4 year contract when the new four-year season begins. he played last year with the la rams. he had one interception in 70 tackles. the 49ers made a key signing. they agreed to a 4 year $34 million contract with a provo linebacker, kwon alexander. one of the biggest ever contractors for linebacker. he's recovering from a torn acl and ended the season with tampa bay early. the former fourth round pick is expected to be ready for the beginning of the season. >>> the list is growing of countries that are grounding boeing 737 max eight jets following the deadly crash in ethiopia. up next, we hear from bay area colleagues mourning the death of local victims on the flight. >>> plus, the same model of jet is set to take off from s -- sfo several times this mor

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while minnesota could not capitalize, the sharks did. it was 2-zero sharks in the 3rd. logan had two to put the game away, 20 four saves, 15 shutout wins for the sharks and they win it 3-0. trend brauhn, four years $66 million. he won a super bowl. kwon alexander from the buccaneers but he is coming off a torn acl. college hoops, wct tournament. randy bennett trying to advance to the finals. san diego trying to spoil everything. the break for the lead with 12:00 to go. malika fits bullies his way inside for the lead and the hoop and the foul for the six- point lead. they combined for 40 points. they win 69-62 but they face gonzaga today. a day after the warriors lost to the sons, steve kerr was asked to explain a video clip that lip readers claim he said, i am so bleeping tired of his bleak. >> the lip readers were wrong. i said, i beg to differ with raymond's approach tonight. those were my exact words. i don't know how somebody misconstrued that. >> the video has been debated but we have a professional lip reader to tell us what the warrior coach actually said. >> ken

they were not the wild tonight in minnesota. tamed by a very good hockey team on this particular play. this shot hits berkeley in the stomach and goes into the net. that is when you know you've got a going on. t-mobile meyer internal playing catch. beautiful hockey. that is 31 goals of the year. and then the rear penalty shots. logan and us frank would say, this in the basket. >>> w wcc basketball flying all over the place. st. mary has to do with on zach up because they were able to get by san diego tonight. jordan had himself a game. it is a five point lead with 5:21 left. san diego makes a move and isaiah right from the corner with three. 1:19 left in it is a two-point lead. they hang on from there. 69Ã62 is the final. they get thrown to gonzaga tomorrow night.>>> there is the women's final and it does a gold well there either. they fall one port shy of the women of gonzaga. 78Ã77. that went to double overtime. >>> big money being spent in the nfl. the free agent season is wild enrolling. the raiders go out on a limb and sign

the controversy surrounding elon omar, the new congresswoman from minnesota. she is one of the country's first phenom a -- first female muslim lawmakers and has drawn controversy for comments some say are anti-semitic. her own constituents are on her side. >> a busy morning at the village market, with its barbershops. the mall is highly popular along members of indianapolis similarly community. they tell me they are proud to be represented by ilhan omar, an immigrant like them. >> we will support her 100%. she should not fear anybody, she should not fear any group in those what she is doing. >> put him believe it is anti-semitic. fellow jews and muslims and everybody else, we coexist. >> in washington, ilhan omar drew an intense battle after suggesting american support for israel was all about the benjamin's, baby. a reference to $100 bills. and for remarks she made about aipac, a pro-israel lobby group. >> i want to talk k about political influence in this country that says it is ok for people to push for allegiance to a foreign country. i want to o ask, why

to go for -- to it was a protocol from the university of minnesota taking off faster. it was the talk of the net. up gopher traffic was going exponentially. at one point, you can look at the timeline exactly when a message was sent out from the university of minnesota, and not ford maybe academics and the client, but if you are running a server and commercial, but not now and maybe later, potentially in very small, there could be [indiscernible] people came to me and said we , we don'tng gopher want to work free for the university of minnesota. so there was intense pressure on cern to say he would not allow royalties. gopher plummeted and the web traffic came up and took over, only because it was royalty free. 1993, the resolution that was fought very hard to get, that was a critical part of the web. 10 years later when the world wide web consortium, they realized the royalty is important. forgot tothat i bother, i could be a gazillion air. gazillionaire. but charging on the web doesn't work. you,: if i'm understanding it was precisely the fact that it was not a revenu

i remember being in a cafe in albert lee, minnesota and this woman turned around. this woman was with her husband and husband's brother and they were older farmers and she turned around, i saw you on tv, it was like a year and a half ago. and i said, oh, was it about that and that because i'd been doing all of this stuff on russia. she said, no, it was big. >> i go what? she says big, about how things are too big, and that's bad for us, because it's bad because of the trains, and she started using examples of them with input costs for farms basically, and why big was bad. and i thought, okay, that actually is something that she heard and listened to. so it is not crazy to start talking about anti-trust. we just have to do it in a way that's understandable and get the media to be interested in it outside of one story about donald trump, which is important, trying to meddle and influence a legal decision. that's important, but what's really important is what all of this over a span of decades now is doing to consumers if we just sit back and do nothing. >> and i hope

we'll show you what went down in minnesota and what warriors places have to say. that ♪ [baby crib musical mobile] millions are still exposed to the dangers of secondhand smoke. and some of them can't do anything about it. but you can. protect your family. visit tobaccofreeca.com. >>> the warriors blew an 18-point lead in minnesota and when you thought the game was slipping away, golden state came back and it looked like it out only to get the rug pulled out from under them by questionable officiating. let's show you exactly what happened. in overtime warriors down three. durant pulls up a three-pointer and the foul. but wait, the foul was called before the shot and the basket is ruled no good. then steph in the corner nails the three and pokes fun at the ref and gives him a piece of his mind. moments later t-wolves inbounding and kd called for the foul on touns. he goes to the line and makes one of two free-throws to clinch the game. here is what kd and steph had to say about the controversial finish. >> i have to see the play. i want to keep my money because the

you see the blizzard warning stretches up to parts of northwestern minnesota.ow this storm will be pushing toward the east as the low does scoot to the northeast. the snow will start to wrap up, pushing over the dakotas with those blizzard conditions continuing. there will be a line of thunderstorms heading toward the east coast. some of which could be severe. but that storm system will eventually be clearing out to the northeast, and things will be settling down over the next couple of days. as far as the feel of things, cold air is going to wrap in behind that storm, so denver will be lucky to get to a high of 29 degrees. as you head farther east, highs will be in the upper 60s to around 70 degrees. the good news with that, warm enough to keep it liquid and not accumulating snow. i'm meteorologist chris shaffer, cbs news. >>> former texas congressman beto o'rourke is expected to officially announce this morning that he's running for president in 2020. o'rourke sent a text to a texas tv station yesterday saying that he's running. he told "vanity fair" in an ar

several communities in wisconsin and minnesota also dealing with flood emergencies. the missouri river overflowing to record levels as residents dostream fear the threat isn't over. and while the water is starting recede in some places, here in the community of valley, nebraska, the flood risk is still pretty high. meantime, there is a threat of rain on tuesday which could set off anotherf set o problems. guys, back to you. >> kathy, thank you. >>>ributes are pouring in from all over the world for the victims of the new zealand deadly modern mat shooting. in christchurch dozens ofts stud gathered to perform a haka ceremonial dance. [ chanting >> at least 50 people were killed and 50 injured as authorities begin releasing the bodies of the victims to theirf lies. as some mourn, others are hanging on to hope, holding up pictures of their loved ones. nbc's sarah harman joins us live from christchurch,ew zealand. sarah, tell us what's the latest on this investigation? >> reporter: frances, goo morning. the latest is that the new zealand police are saying this is thest la

paul, minnesota, to los angeles, as well.undreds of bay area students walked out of class for the day of action. many of them marched in san francisco, making stops along the way to make sure prominent government leaders were listening. rob is live where the march ended. >> reporter: at the height of the afternoon we had hundreds of students here in union square. when the students walk out of class, government leaders will be listening and they will have an impact on the economy. and the arguments they have  been talking about will be falling on deaf ears. with loudspeakers shouting a message, students today wanted to be heard. >> we need breathable air. we need so many things. >> this is all about our kids who want to live in the future and not die on our dying planet. >> reporter: the fridays for the future marches took place around the country. these bay area kids took part in part of a global day of action. a day out of school, fully supported by students and teachers. >> it is fantastic. it is necessary and great to se

the minnesota democrat was not named in the final version of the resolution.mar, who voted for the resolution, has not apologized for her comment, though she has previously apologized for controversial tweets. >>> lawyers for michael cohen say president trump's advisers dangled the possibility of a pardon. lanny davis says cohen was open to the idea after the fbi raided cohen's home, office, and hotel room last year. cohen is also suing the trump organization. president trump's former attorney says the company is obligated to pay his legal bills which total near $4 million. >>> cbs news has learned former vice president joe biden is very likely to enter the race for president. biden is expected to launch his presidential campaign next month. people familiar with his plans tell cbs news that he's putting the finishing touches on a campaign team and strategy. this will be the third time biden has made a pl dentreia if he were to win, he would be the oldest elected u.s. president in history at the age of 78. >>> federal prosecutors in illinois may seek the death