yeah, hence the name, "mr. greenea." >> look at the color. >> it's been the top seller for what, 45 years? >> yeah. >> that green tea's good. >> isn't it good? >> mr. green tea currently makes three pint flavors, and after being in business for this many years, well, that's not good enough. i want to see them expand their product offering, expand their flavors, and appeal to a much broader audience. what does it cost to launch, to develop a new flavor? >> a lot. >> between the milk and everything, we'll go to a facility, have it run, and test it. that gets expensive. i'm gonna say $10,000. >> launching a new product line is a costly investment, and it's risky, especially when you're dealing with co-packers, 'cause they're gonna charge you a fortune to make a small batch. >> if we wanted to get into, let's say, a hundred stores this year, in 2013, it'd probably cost us about $40,000 to $50,000. >> see, i think more than that, because-- >> do the two of you communicate about these numbers very often? >> michael does no

michael: mr. greenerving 8 million servings a year, in manhattan alone, of our ice cream. so we have quite a large customer base. we want to bring that customer base into your stores, and we want to reverse-engineer some of our more popular flavors and get that flavor signature into your yogurt. we don't want to hide that it's yogurt 'cause obviously, yogurt has a very different, tart flavor compared to traditional ice cream. so we want to kind of combine the best of both worlds. the idea that we have is to take one of your handles in each of your stores and make it a mr. green tea flavor of the month, where each month, it's a new, unique flavor. dolores: we've never actually talked to anybody about giving up one of our handles before. -so it's -- -lemonis: scary. dolores: it's a little scary. it recognizes pedestriansligent driand alerts you.ems. warns you about incoming cross-traffic. cameras and radar detect dangers you don't. and it can even stop by itself. so in this crash test, one thing's missing

mr. greenad the good fortune withming into contact billboard jackson, who was an educated black man who worked in the commerce department under hoover. pro-business, all about black business. he was a mover and a shaker. marsalis inelton new orleans. his father had a 10-room motel, service station, and taxicab stand. -- theician apart musician part of his family comes from his mother's side. his father was a business guy. he thought so much of billboard jackson that he named his petrol station after billboard. he got black men trained to run these stations all over the united states. these are advertised in the green book. a lot of folks would ask, why ownedrockefeller, it was by standard oil, owned by john d rockefeller senior, why would john d rockefeller get involved with a program like this who is trying to corner the black market and travel, or did he have other reasons? most point to rockefeller's wife laura. she was originally from massachusetts, but they had migrated to ohio. minister a

mr. green, ranking member of the oversight and investigation subcommittee. mr. green: thank you, mr. chairman. i thank the witness for appearing as well. also i thank the ranking member. mr. cordray, you and i and a good many other people are well aware of what this is all about. there are people who want to immas cue late now the cfpb and ultimately eviscerate the cfpb. it's every every -- it's over the airwaves, all sorts of things are being said. there was even an allegation made that i had some concerns with the cfpb to the extent that it was alleged in a sort of sketchy way that i was supportive of immas cue lating the cfpb. not in those words but that's what this is all about. there are people who really would like to have a financial protections bureau, not a consumer financial protection bureau. so all of these things are done to give the cfpb a bad image. i want to go on record as making it very clear, i support the cfpb. i support what you're doing to help in the areas of auto lend, t

and julian bond played mr. green. so he kaukd about his father having a green book.hen after we did a talk back after the play was ove over,erover, ernie green said his family had a green book. so it just kind of comes up, you know, like paula. i didn't know paula at all, you know. so, you know, even if they did not have a green book, they still had travel stories. so all of the stories don't have to be a green bookstorery. but i want to have the travel stories in a documentary as well. but usually word of mouth. then i met the green family who live here in harlem. one lady, ramona green, she remembered victor. they came to his wedding. they heard about me doing the children's book and they were glad about it. but they went about their separate lives and left it alone. now they're getting a little more excited about what victor, you know, achieved, being part of their family. i think -- okay. back here. >>> good evening. i'm a doctoral student at st. john's university and i'm curious to find out what the institutions of higher education played in expousing the blacks

this may be an unhappy ending abc reporter for this game over heard mr. greenusing profane language against the coach. it was tough stuff but he's an all-star making jokes about this all we want and 2016 you can say what you want to the coach wants twice maybe. everyone smart enough a great thing going but they were upset when mr. green missed a shot. . "as a human being and a mistake. when said was a need to apologize it will not happen again." >> gary: team rebounds he played a great second half. a near the talented you can say something and a straddle let this one ride. 53 and 5. hopefully this is a smart guy the last time his name is associated with coming out strong facing the coach. >> gary: eric starting for the a's this saturday against the angels. trading plate against wednesday back at work today heart " is a few days with the sort tendon strain and waiting to hear a result of the mri. against james may be over car-and was not. >> pam: after the break when bay area family celebrating the birth of more than a dozen puppies how many after the break. ♪ w

mr. greene was a mailman for 40 years, he lived in harlem across the street from duke ellington. mr. eene was a man with a seventh grade education. he helped put together a publication that touched all aspects of life. >> my parents liked to travel. they thought it was important for our education. the thing was to find a black section of town, and find places to eat. i always knew that we cannot stay places. >> even as a child, very lovely man, and it was unusual to have a black client working with a white printer. >> my dad found what was the first place that he could stay between new orleans and the end of the drive of that first day. and the next day we drove all the way to miami, and we stay at the lord calvert hotel, which was listed in the grade book also. -- green book also. ♪ >> those stations had these books in iraq outside the pump. -- in a rack outside the pump. and i find a motel in pensacola, florida. >> my parents owned the first fully accredited african-american travel agency in the united states. they were able to convince people of our time. it took many groups, and e

. ♪ >> mr. green distinguished and even as a child, a very lovely man, and i would say it was unusual to have a black client working with a white printer. >> the green book, my dad found what was the first place that he could stay between new orleans and the end of the drive for that first day. and the next day we drove all the way to miami and we stayed at the lord calvert hotel which was listed in the green book also. ♪ >> esso station had these books in a rack outside the pump and so i picked up one and found crosby's hotel in pensacola, florida. >> my parents owned the first fully accredited african-american owned travel agency in the united states. they were able to convince people over time and it took many groups and eventually ended up taking thousands of people abroad. >> he described the fighting and the dogs being sicced on them and people who had died to fight for the right for us to stay anywhere. >> so it's now my absolute pleasure to introduce tonight's special guest. calvin ramsey is a

mr. green, you have four minutes remaining. >> thank you, mr. chief justice. if i could make three brief points in response. first to the suggestion that officers make random stops in order to find a warrant that conduct searches of this type. there's no evidence in this record that that's what happened here or that it happens more broadly. in fact, i think the opposite is true. >> every stop, legal or illegal, he says he runs warrants. on the street or in a car. meaning, that's what the police officer testified to. >> he runs them, justice sotomayor that have been discussed, for safety rationales -- >> so we now have a new rule, we take in running warrants for traffic stops that we thought for legitimate because they had to do with highway safety. now we're saying to police officers, run warrants on any name you get. because all you have to do is wave the flag of safety. >> no, your honoring that's not what we're saying. we're saying there's a safety rationale for the warrant check. beyond that there's the fray grancy we're talking about. with respect to this

mr. green, ranking member of the oversight and investigation subcommittee. mr. green: thank you, mr. chairman. i thank the witness for appearing as well. also i thank the ranking member. mr. cordray, you and i and a good many other people are well aware of what this is all about. there are people who want to emasculate now the cfpb and ultimately eviscerate the cfpb. it's over the airwaves, all sorts of things are being said. there was even an allegation made that i had some concerns with the cfpb to the extent that it was alleged in a sort of sketchy way that i was supportive of emasculating the cfpb. not in those words but that's what this is all about. there are people who really would like to have a financial protections bureau, not a consumer financial protection bureau. and so all of these things are done to give the cfpb a bad image. i want to go on record as making it very clear, i support the cfpb. i support what you're doing to help in the areas of auto lending, to help with payday le

can i speak to mr. green, please? but the woman inside ignored me.he santa clara police chief said this is not a true reflection of the hard working me and women of this -- men and women of this department that go out each day to serve and protect our community. if convicted, officer green could face up to five years in prison. >> this is just the latest embarrassment for the santa clara pd. green is the fourth officer arrested in the past six years there. the others were accused of shop lifting, indecent exposure and conspiracy. >>> four arrests and one person still on the loose after a home invasion in hayward late last night. officers responded to berry avenue and saw a car speeding away. after a short chase the car crashed into a curb. two men and two women inside were arrested. a third man ran away. you can see one of the suspects on a stretcher and taken to the hospital to be checked out. police believe the five suspects targeted the home possibly over drugs. >> there was some jewelry, computers and some drugs. i'm not sure exactly which kind t

police say that hernandez and mrs. green were having an affair. detectives initially charged hernandez in the case but it was dismissed for lack of evidence. authorities say they have evidence to charge hernandez and denise green with murder. eyewitness news is getting a shooting yesterday led to a stand off. and new details coming in about a murder-suicide in fayetteville. we'll tell you what we are learning about the victims. something else steve warned us about yesterday. today is going to be a little cool right, steve? steve: rain showers and drizzle lows in the >> welcome back, everybody. good sunday morning, and happy spring. temperatures will be in the 40s all day long for most of us, maybe getting up to 50 or so in the sandhills. damp out there with showers, we had a couple of hours ago. 41 degrees at rdu. 100ths of an inch. 30s in our northern counties, this time of the year. 41 is the normal low, 43 in fayetteville. a little damp this morning. you can't rule out drizzle or a spotty light shower. temperatures holding in the low 40s throug

green book? is there a need now? mr. ramsey: well, there is a -- you know, it is funny. the gay community, for a while, had their own network of places to stay. gay travel, where they felt safe, they had a green book, in a way. there was one lady in d.c., she is kind of connected to a lot of african-american people who own their own bed and breakfasts. a lot of black people doing business. it is a niche market. it is not the same spirit of the green book. now, it is a luxury to stand up -- to stay at a black bed and breakfast in florida or chicago. they do exist. there is a network out there for that. >> maybe one more. i saw a lot of hands. [laughter] >> i was curious about the hotels in new york. my parents stayed at the algonquin. that was one of the few hotels in new york that allowed black people to stay there. mr. ramsey: you know, i think there is a difference. when i interviewed all of -- interviewed paula, thurgood marshall stayed there. further up is a building called 555, where robison and count basie stayed. nat "king" cole could've stayed there with his backu

police say hernandez and mrs. green were having an affair. detectives had initially charged hernandez in the case but it was dismiss said for lack of evidence but authorities say they have enough evidence to charge both with that murder. getting started this morning. a cary woman is facing charges after a shooting that injured her father and led to a stand-off. we're also getting new details about a murder-suicide. we brought this to you as breaking news out of fayetteville yesterday morning. we'll tell you about the names of those victims. steve, tell me it will warm up today. steve: not today, chilly weather, jackets. chance strength is an addiction. you can never get enough of.. now it's time.. to bring that strength to your tooth enamel. new colgate enamel health it strengthens weakened enamel 4x better by replenishing it with vital minerals. so smile.. with strength. with new colgate enamel health steve: good sunday morning, everyone. happy spring to you. not going to feel like it. a lot of clouds in fayetteville. about a 10th of an inch

may speak to channel five -- may speak to mr. green police? >> this is not a true reflection of the hard-working men and women of this department the go out each day to serve and protect our community. if convicted of the green could face five years in prison. >>> this is the latest embarrassment. green is the fourth officer arrested in the past six years. the others were accused of shoplifting indecent exposure and conspiracy. >>> highway patrol on the chase for more than an hour in southern california. it happened yesterday afternoon in palmdale and one point a black saturn pulled up going the wrong way on an on-ramp and made a u-turn u-turn. the suspect pulled over and gave up. he got out of the car with his hands on his head and walked past -- backwards to face arrest. >>> french national police released a photo of a suspect. they believe 28-year-old is a man seen dropping failed explosives at the airport or the second man that dropped off explosives. he is considered armed and dangerous. the community is trying to stay united and adjust to

. >> mr and mrs green, i'm sorry, it's not good news >> they've actually kind of really challenged what video games are capable of >> what can you experience emotionally in a video game. >> we were so intrigued by the idea that they wanted to share an experience that is so often relegated to very private spheres. >> that's not fair. i love him as much as you do. >> i used to cringe when people would ask he is the making of this game ca, this hartic because i felt like that i was doing it for other people. it is the thing that kept us moving forward and preventing us from shutting down. creating this felt like a form of documentary. in many ways, as the film makers came in and started documenting our life, it felt like a collaboration. >> they never asked us to turn the camera off once. they had set out in a goal. >> i fell this compulsion to share about it, to talk about it, to capture it because as soon as it's gone, it will be a shadow and i won't be able to remember it >> it certainly meant at times we were filming moments in their life that were some frt hardest things we've ever fi

mr. going green was missed . she realized it was in the trash that was picked up by the city sanitation department she called away services services and cut they stop track after a half-houre of searching through the garbager the sanitation worker found at.. never going to find it . like a needle in haystackn and i found it and i took a ride over to her .. >> it is that feeling, like winning the lotto. >> they showed to us and gives us hope that there are good honest people today . the couple was impressed by the sanitation workers on the state he could have simply put their i want to leasehold purchasee beth anne martin steve cohen councilmembers, said during the meeting today they heard the police are planning to buy for the placein for the rnc, monomers are shearer equipment, here concerned and consequence is a list that shows what the police will try, cow lily stressed there is no plan to buy military equipment really up me out to the center director to buy a list. water department has ordered and will be imp

. >> the mr. green jeans scandal took him off children's television forever. >> i didn't think we were going to get into that. >> the statute of limitations. >>> let's talk about this poll. the marquette poll has ted cruz vaulting into the lead up 21 points since last month at 40%. that gives him a 10-point lead over donald trump. john kasich up 13 points to 21%. so mark halperin, donald trump was at 30 points -- percent right there a month ago in the same poll. ted cruz was down at 19 points so when all those other people got out of the race it looks like that support swung not to donald trump but to ted cruz. >> well, look, this state is unusual for a lot of reasons in terms of trump's ability to replicate what he's done elsewhere and as i drove around the state in a buick with a ouija with board talking to folks it became pretty clear that ted cruz has organized in this state and that you've got members of the establishment, the talk radio community and others who see this as a stop trump movement. t

and he walked in, the other candidates walked in and then got the chance to issue the famous line, mr. green, i'm paying for this microphone but never would have happened without nancy reagan but a direct hand in the oust of don reagan and the hiring of jim baker, probably one of the sage decisions. i think it's a great compliment to her. the great australian diplomat. she brought people together. sometimes she had to lay down the law but also made sure that people were working together to help reagan achieve his agenda. >> you've been talking. we watch tom selleck take his seat, known during the reagan era as magnum p.i. these days, associated with "blue bloods." you mentioned don reagan. there's a guy who used to run merrill lynch. clearly used to dealing a certain way and quickly learned you don't hang up on nancy reagan. >> no, you don't. and he did that several times too. he didn't take jim baker's advice. >> that is for sure. lawrence lamer, who's here, as i mentioned, in our new york studios. what i love about the title of your book "make believe," people really did think. they weren'

right there in the sixteenth green. mr. palmer it willing me it's the best he's ever seen the golf course. >>> one player hoping to capture the bay hill title. i've known billy for a few years now. so there's a little give and take in the central florida q and a ping-pong. >> billy you say what? >>> the biggest king ever. >> the biggest king ever. >>> bigger than richard petty. >> yeah. >>> five words or less, what would winning the tournament mean to you growing up in the area. >> really exciting emotional accomplish ment and blessed. >>> from bay town high school, central florida guy, do you feel any better about playing the ping-pong. >> i'm happy it's over with. >>> that's your best? >> did i give it my best? if i like the person who's asking the question, i would have given a better answer. >>> we'll go with that. >>> that was last year. and i told him billy, i'm going smart aleck. that's all i'm saying. >>> the magic won today. woo hoo. coast trip. denver, you're out. this one i'm giving to magic. they do win. are you

green bay, wisconsin, with donald trump. let's ask more questions. the mayor of the city, james schmitt. your honor? >> mr. ump, welcome to green bay, and chris. we needed 30 new hires for our call center. i'm spending too much time hiring and not enough time in my kitchen. (announcer) need to hire fast? go to ziprecruiter.com and post your job to over 100 of the web's leading job boards with a single click. then simply select the best candidates from one easy to review list. you put up one post and the next day you have all these candidates. makes my job a lot easier. (announcer) over 400,000 businesses have already used ziprecruiter. and now you can use ziprecruiter for free. go to ziprecruiter.com/offer99 >>> we're back to green bay, wisconsin, with donald trump. let's ask more questions. the mayor of the city, james schmitt. your honor? >> mr. trump, welcome to green bay, and chris. >> thank you. >> as a fellow politician, some of us are embarrassed about the decor rum of this campaign and just the attitudes and the flavor that this has taken and i'm wondering what you can do as the front-runner of the

mr. palmer, with new greens from a year ago. the field is another great field. committed already, bubba watson, adam scott, rory mcilroy, jason day. >> it is. it's a field in itself. all the players are good and any one of them could be outstanding this year. >> ping: your presentation that phenomenal. and it is about the fans coming out, isn't it? >> no question, the fans make the tournament. they're what really counts. >> ping: thank you for your time, mr. palmer. >> thank you. nice to see you. nice to see your enthusiasm. >> ping: thank you, i get very enthusiastic when i come here to see you. >> thank you. >> ping: i know they're watching at the bay hill club and lodge. do not forget march 14th through the 20th at the bay hill club and lodge, the best the pga tour has to offer. last night, the magic won again, bulls team. the magic is still in the playoff hunt. do not count them out. >> ping: you've hit some big shots this year. what is it like for you to have the ball and the last moment of the game? usually it's not the 7-footer putting up rainbows and kno

mr. trump before escorting the protester out of the arena. again, social media reports are indicating that protesters expected here in west chester to green mr. trump if he takes the stage, addressing ohio republicans in a town hall forum. again, mr. trump expected to take the stage at 2:00 this afternoon. certainly putting ohio at the center of this battleground. reporting live from west chester, richard chiles, wlwt news 5. calling out the frontrunner, donald trump, in what he calls dangerous rhetoric often used at trump rallies. wlwt news 5's john ron london was there as kasich took on trump. reporter: john kasich opened remarks in sharonville by saying these are crazy times. hundreds heard him pledge to not seek the low road to the highist office in the land. >> i woke up this morning at 5:00 a.m. and put a statement together to my staff about the fact that this represents a toxic atmosphere. so i'm not spending my time watching somebody else's campaign. you know why? i run a positive campaign. reporter: he reminded hundreds of supporters at a pancake breakfast event of his collaborative efforts across party lines in cleveland, both in th

so, from mac russ to mr. green. i followed them, read all of them and they truly do not address affordable housing. so we can revive it again and again which has been done here, but the most important thing that i want the planning department and those so-called experts is your heart in the right place. i don't see that. i don't see that. it's how you initiate things, keep things hid from the public and when it comes to affordable housing you have the lottery system and i went to the system. it's a gimmick. even if you have very good credit. whose got the money to put $300,000, $400,000 down to make reasonable mortgage payments? who in this city? so we are bluffing ourselves and the people at home are hurting. in the last 10 years over 40,000 distant families have left san francisco. if you want to build higher type of housing for the new comers and destroy our cities, destroy the culture, destroy the hard work of good san franciscans, think about it, think about it. too many gimmicks. >> thank you. next speaker, pl

mr. p. on the green. >> walking up andyou. it's a very special moment i'll have forever. it's definitely something that i've won this tournament. >> ping: and ladies, he's from the outback. you were asking. >> lisa: just double-checking. >> ping: two weeks from this thursday, the masters, the third and final round seen on news 6 on april 9th and 10th. join our friends from cbs sports for a tradition unlike any other. ian poulter came up on the wheel. the little wheel also playing >> ping: last night, back by popular demand, here are the highlights from the show. are you ready for some madness during the wee hours of the morning? it's the second sunday in a row. ring ping right now. live from houston. wait a minute, steve. i've got full control here. first of all, when you're live in houston, you look directly at the camera, okay? that's what you're supposed to do. >> it's a beautiful evening here at nrg stadium in houston, texas. >> ping: why do you keep looking off to the right, steve? >> i don't know. >> it's an honor to speak with you. you're the god, with a small g, >

green book reproduced? was a printing press used? mr. ramsey: victor green owned it. it was his company. there was a jewish gentleman who printed the green book, and he remembered victor green coming to the shop, to present and get it done. there are people in the printing business and shop that did not want to print the book. leonard,leman, howard said he would do the job. all of the books are online, now. the new york public library has all of these books she ties -- books digitized. own, i thinkour she has a question. >> for african americans who did not have family in new york, who were coming to new york, to stay, how difficult was it doing 1939 -- during 1939? mr. ramsey: i'm pretty sure they slept and eight in their cars -- to ate in their cars, went the bathroom in the woods. they would stay with their families. i remember everybody in our had a cost in the closet -- had a cot in the c loset. you had people everywhere on the floor. exciting.it was but that is how it was, urban camping. york,e listings of new you have got niagara falls, rochester, b -- poke yo the beauty shops. ev

back, we find those defining moments. 1980 reagan in nashua saying "i paid for this microphone, mr. greenk with the helmet on. '92, george h.w. bush looking at his watch. as we look back over the past six to nine months, paris was the defining moment, the president's lack of a strong response to paris and i just want to underline what chris cillizza said. we were all sitting there saying now these are serious times, now will people turn to jeb bush and other policy experts? instead they opted for donald trump and strength, the candidate with the most perceived strength. does that happen again after brussels? >> last night, john heilemann, i talked to one of the leading political analyst ins america and asked that question and that person said yes, i think when there's moments of crisis the country turns to donald trump. that political analyst was donald trump. he said i don't want there to be bad things in the world but my sense of things is when there have been bad things i've done well and he thinks that's not only helped him in the nomination fight but the question was in the context o

mr. greene was a mailman for 40 years. he lived right across the street from duke ellington.s a man with a seventh grade education. publicationher a that touched all aspects of life. liked to travel. they thought that was helpful for our education. the thing was to find the black section of town, then use the green book to find places to eat . i always knew we could not stay places. >> even as a child, use a very lovely man. have a blackl to client working with a white printer. dad found, what was the first place he could stay between new orleans and the end of the drive that first day. the next day, we drove all the way to miami and stayed at the lord calvert hotel, which was also listed in the green book. >> of those station had these

mr. al green of texas for march 21 and 2 , ms. jackson lee of texas for march 21 and march 22, mr. jeffries of new york for today, ms. eddie bernice johnson for today and tomorrow. the speaker pro tempore: without objection the requests is granted. -- requests are granted. for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? >> i move that the house do now adjourn. the speaker pro tempore: the question is on the motion to adjourn. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. the motion is adopted. accordingly the house stands was . host: >> for more than three years, they've been and his wife have studying american cities. there is a tradition in america, writing about road trips, what you learn from it. what makes yours unique? >> the timing of it and the vehicle. we had been living in china and we heard all about the u.s. the other was a vehicle we chose. i have been a pilot of small propeller planes. it is a plane with a parachute. hearing of towns that had an interesting economic story or interesting challenge and how they were able to recover from

mr. al green of texas for today. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the request s granted. under the speaker's announced policy of january 6, 2015, the gentleman from california, mr. garamendi, is recognized for 60 minutes as the designee of the minority leader. i thank you, mr. speaker. today's a different subject than i usually pick up in the course of these special order hours. today, normally we come down here and we talk about how we're going to create jobs, how we're going to make better opportunities for people through education and making it in america, rebuilding our infrastructure, manufacturing and the like. but today, something else is on my mind and it happens to be an issue that i first came across school, , elementary on the school grounds in a three-room school built in the late 1800's. there were not many kids, but there was always one kid that seemed to be picked on. i am not exactly sure why that young boy was the one to be picked on but he was bullied. as years go by, i suspect we forget about those things, but we know that the children are always listeni

the chair recognizes member from texas, mr. green, ranging member of the oversight investigation. >> thank you, mr. chairman, and i thank the witness for appearing as well and i thank the ranking member. mr. cordray, you and i and a good many other people are well aware of what this is all about. there are people who want to emasculate now the cfpb and ultimately eviscerate the controver cease-ficfpb. there was even an allegation that i had some concerns with the cfpb to the extent that it was alleged in a sort of a sketchy way that i was supportive of emasculating the cf cfpb. not in those words. so that's what this is all about. there are people who would like to have a financial protection bureau not a consumer financial protection bureau. and so all of these things are done to give the cfpb a bad image. i want to go on record as making it very clear, i support the cfpb. i support what you're doing to hen in the area of auto lending. to help us with payday lending. i support these things. i wish we could do more, i don't believe t

mr. thomas green. >> good evening superintendent and commissioners self-defense a great honor to be hereo celebrate renÉe vargas a commitment she's the 17 year of providing services to the families and students and staff and all of those years have abobeen the office of services she exemplifies the roar crawvalues provides the best service as possible renÉe supports the high school division and never refuses for the elementary school and others positions she daily goes above and beyond the call of duty and care to discharge her dudes he's she's genuine person as well a dloftd grandmother and there are children from her family that are graduates and lowell high school respectfully she current has a daughter the 8 grade and james lick middle school so it is interpreted to make sure that she shows the support she provides to students and families the bilingual and spanish speaker she provides oral and written interpretations we're fortunate to have you renÉe as take this opportunity to congratulate you and thank you for all your service (clapping.) thank you. >> thank you, thank you, thank

mr. speaker? >> wait, you're not wearing green. sorry, man. >> ryan did take his question, but he did make him wait. >>> finally italian born fabio known for his flowing blond hair and the inability not to believe it's not butter became a u.s. citizen yesterday and now he might consider a run for political office. he said i'm a people person, i love people. i would definitely go for the people. adding, you never know. fabio in 2020 i guess we'll see. >>> that does it for me and "way too early." coming up on "morning joe," the stop trump movement keeps on trucking. is it going nowhere fast? plus, lindsey graham holds his nose and goes back to work for ted cruz. "morning joe" is just moments away. constipated? trust number one doctor recommended dulcolax use dulcolax tablets for gentle overnight relief suppositories for relief in minutes and stool softeners for comfortable relief of hard stools. dulcolax, designed for dependable relief designed for dependable relief. i drive a golf ball. i drive to the hoop. i drive a racecar. i have

historical significance of victor green's travel guides used by african-americans to find places to eat, sleep and visit between 1936 and 1967. this is the topic of mrbook chronicles." the brooklyn historical society hosted this event. it's about an hour and 15 minutes. >> we are thrilled to present a program dedicated on the green book which if you don't know anything about it, you probably do if you're here but in case you don't, it was conceived and published by a postal worker victor h. green starting in the mid 1930s to help african-american travelers travel safely during a time when segregation and jim crow laws were in effect. awareness of the guide faded until tonight's amazing speaker, award winning author and playwright calvin alexander ramsey started working on a documentary chronicling the rise and fall of the green book as told by those who were around to use it. it was co-produced by becky sears who was unable to be here tonight but another co-producer graciously agreed to share raw footage and talk about the history of the publication as well as how it was that this exciting film project began. to whet your appetite i'm very happy to

>> we have authorities to make the payment that we did to the green climate fund. and mr. chairman, to your point, we'd be pleased to engage with the members of the committee and talk further about that. >> okay, thank you. senator menendez. >> thank you, mr. chairman. that last line of questioning is probably one of the many reasons why a state department authorization is so important. let me just thank you and senator cardin for focusing on this. it's something i wanted to do when i was chairman and we worked together to try to get there. i think it's one of the most important things the committee can do, which is basically, in the absence of it, we basically allow the state department, with all their good intentions, to decide what is the course without congressional direction and oversight. and i think about the world since 2002, which is the last time this body successfully acted on re-authorizing legislation for the department of the state, and we think about the 9/11 attacks that claimed the lives of so many americans on american soil. we think about afghanistan and

patrick's day, showing up in a green suit. and burns mr.> i just think it means the energy here is with the coaches, it's been awesome. and you know, just been a fun group. >> the pet is going to look like a beer. jammed his shoulder and manager says he's concerned about that shoulder. he wou leave the game and clients calling 9-6. president obama loves college basketball. took kansas this year to cut down the nets. and upset in the cal hawaii game. >> first, very unique, your home state of the uranium enrichment. and so you did advance. >> there is a possible upset. >> and that is going to do it for this edition of abc7 news, thanks for joining us. i'm ama daetz. >> i'm larry beil. from all of us here, thanks for watching. and have a good night. >> we'll see you at 9:00 and 11:00. - whew! wow, it is raining cats and dogs out there. holy moley. - phyllis says the same 12 cliches every time it rains. so...i promised everyone that if she says them all by noon today, i will send out for hot chocolates. - so how's the drive in? - oh, nobody kno

patrick's day, showing up in a green suit. and burns mr. think it means energy here is with the coaches, it's been awesome. and you know, just been a fun group. >> the pet is going to look like a beer. jammed his shoulder and manager says he's concerned about that shoulder. he would leave the game and clients calling 9-6. president obama loves college basketball. took kansas this year to cut down the nets. and upset in the cal hawaii game. >> first, very unique, your home state of the uranium enrichment. and so >> there is a possible upset. >> and that is going to do it for this edition of abc7 news, thanks for joining us. i'm ama daetz. >> i'm larry beil. from all of us here, thanks for watching. and have a good night. >> we'll see you at 9:00 and 11:00. we need to be ready for my name's scott strenfel and r i'm a meteorologist at pg&e. we make sure that our crews as well as our customers are prepared to how weather may impact their energy. so every single day we're monitoring the weather, and when storm events arise our forecast get crews

green bay, wisconsin, with donald trump. let's ask more questions. the mayor of the city, james schmidt. your honor? >> mr. come to green bay, and chris. >> thank you. >> as a fellow politician, some of us are embarrassed about the decor rum of this campaign and just the attitudes and the flavor that this has taken and i'm wondering what you can do as the front-runner of the republican party to really elevate elevate the issues and get away from the pettiness we've been experiencing. >> first of all, congratulations, 14 years as mayor of green bay. we have very hard issues. we talk about them. i'd much rather talk about the issues than the kind of things that are brought up. things get brought up. and sometimes they get brought up because it's me, and sometimes they get brought up for a lot of other reasons, but i think it's very important that we elevate the conversation and i agree with you 100%, i would much rather be discussing nuclear and all of the other issues that we're discussing than the kind of things that you're referring to. thank you, mr. mayor. >> hello. >> how are you? >> good. my name is sh

a lot of green on the map in honor of mr. flannigan, his special day, st. patrick's day. flan tban is irish, right? yes, it is. 55 medina, 55 ashland, 5 currently in the akron area, 50s everywhere you go. high today 57, 10 degrees above the average of 47. 43 the morning start. we're still stuck at 25 inches of snow. i'm not taking the snowfall total off the map yet. why? because winter may have a little last laugh at us here. here's the first front coming in tonight. may stir up an isolated snowflake tomorrow morning. then the second front comes through tomorrow night. that is going to usher in much colder air. spring begins. sunday morning. spring begins. springtime. 30s on the map. watch what happens for your first few hours of spring. you see that? our computers are printing out viewing area. out. there will at least be a few flakes flying on sunday. we'll keep an eye on things. but the first day of spring looks cold with some snow, then some rain mixing in during tab. so don't put away the coats yet. 37, an isolated rain shower before midnight. predawn, morning rush h

. >> in the green room. >> yes, mr.volume tron, math teacher, and alex santiago an ex student who actually won the first talent show. he'll redo his performance. >> what is his talent? >> spoken words, terrific poet, real terrific poet. just, you know, the more all, and it is a way to support, you know, kids today have so much, it is tougher wormed than it was when i was a kid. when i was a kid, you know, everything was sort of, you know, stress less. now there is so much stress. so it is a way to say to the kids hey, we really care. just real quick, theresa branwell, two teachers who really help and of course our principal linda carol, sharon mc clause ski, and peggy, without them, we couldn't get if done. >> i know we have the camera in the green room. shout out. >> oh, look, falling asleep. alex is the younger one, and joe conally is the math teacher. pi day so it is very seeks ited. >> and he's also going to go work at lasalle, a professor, mr. conally. >> wonderful to see that. >> will you perform at all? >> yes, i

they've come together to create a test bed both in ann arbor and the surrounding areas on the campus greens. >> mrson, you were about to chime in? >> we've been encouraged by the way secretary fox has approached us in recognizing that it's important to allow us to work together to develop technology safely and to find ways to deploy it. so we don't -- we certainly don't know at this stage of the development we know all of the answers and i think we've seen flexibility to learn as we go and to respond to what we learn. >> instead of promulgating rules and trying to imagine what the future will look like, shouldn't we be focusing on testing and the rules creating a good environment for testing? >> we so far have found that we don't have particular challenges with testing and the technology's advancing very rapidly and where we're most concern side about bringing this to market and regulations that would limit the technology and that's where we think that the congress and the federal government can help pave the way. >> thank you. and i wanted to give a public thank you to gm for being such a good pa

and then they turn it on. 3rd quarter, draymond green running the break backboarder mr. bogut with the flush. warriors won 102-94. six more wins will give them an all-time single season record in the nba. >>> sharks got the play-off- bound beards cooking sporting the white last night in vancouver. pick it up in the second. sharks in attack mode. joe pavelski got the scoring started to put team teal up one. now tied at one how about logan couture? he got busy in a big way the first of his three. san jose won 4-1. sharks are already in the play-offs and are now only three points out of first place. >>> soccer, no? how about some international soccer? taking you to columbus, ohio. white clad team usa housing guatemala. a must-win to stay as a world cup qualifier. back of the net opening moment second half. all team usa. 4-nil the final. they got a 92% chance now to advance to the final round of qualifying. >>> play of the day, back to that sharks victory a little curtain call for hat trick himself mr. logan couture. . >> couture shoots, he got it, his first nhl hat trick fo

and then they turn it on. 3rd quarter, draymond green running the break backboarder mr. bogut with the flush. warriors won 102-94. six more wins will give them an all-time single season record in the nba. >>> sharks got the play-off- bound beards cooking sporting the white last night in vancouver. pick it up in the second. sharks in attack mode. joe pavelski got the scoring started to put team teal up one. now tied at one how about logan couture? he got busy in a big way the first of his three. san jose won 4-1. sharks are already in the play-offs and are now only three points out of first place. >>> soccer, no? how about some international soccer? taking you to columbus, ohio. white clad team usa housing guatemala. a must-win to stay as a world cup qualifier. back of the net opening moment second half. all team usa. 4-nil the final. they got a 92% chance now to advance to the final round of qualifying. >>> play of the day, back to that sharks victory a little curtain call for hat trick himself mr. logan couture. >> couture shoots, he got it, his first nhl hat trick for