please give her a big round of applause, soledad o'brien. [ applause ] >> so welcome, everyone. my name is soledad o'brien and i'm a journist as the president said, and i'm also a cuban american high. mother grew up not very har from here in havana veeeja so it's not only nice to be back but it's great to be able to bring time. i'm also an entrepreneur. i one a small business that employs nine people full-time so i know very welll the joy and is the struggles of-run your own here today to moderate a discussion to talk to several business people, some people who work in private sector and others who work in the state sector to discuss some of the opportunities to improve business and also improve united states. so i'm going to ask the people that i call on to stand and talk for just a couple of moments about your business and then if you have a question for the president, we would love to hear it. so we'll begin with gilberto papito. a small business owner, a barber. heels a community organizer. welcome. [ applause ] [ speaking in spanish ] >> good afternoon. mr. president, my na

also ahead, miles o'brien's rare look inside fukushima-- five years after the meltdown, the historic cleanup continues. >> i believe it can be done. it can be done safely and it can be done successfully. but nothing of this magnitude has ever been done by mankind. >> sreenivasan: all that and more, on tonight's pbs newshour. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: ♪ ♪ moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf, the engine that connects us. >> lincoln financial-- committed to helping you take charge of your financial future. >> supporting social entrepreneurs and their solutions to the world's most pressing problems-- skollfoundation.org. >> the ford foundation. working with visionaries on the frontlines of social change worldwide. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions: and friends of the newshour. >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> sreenivasan: republican candidates-- past and present-- were out on the stump today. all eyes are on ke

. >> dylan o'brien was hurt while filming the new "maze runner" movie. production has been shut down and abc's kendis gibson is in studio with details. good morning, kendis. >> dan and paula, good morning. investigators are in british columbia are on the set location located about 50 miles north of vancouver. they're trying to figure out how this popular actor was severely injured. "maze runner" star dylan o'brien injured on the set of the latest film in the series filming a stunt gone wrong. >> we get out now or we die trying. >> reporter: according to tmz, the 24-year-old actor was run over while shooting a sequence involving a car. "variety" reporting he was rushed to a hospital after the accident. >> dylan o'brien was struck by a vehicle and he suffered at least a few broken bones as a result but nothing life-threatening. >> reporter: twentieth century fox confirming to abc news in a statement "production on the our thoughts go out to dylan for a full and speedy recovery." >> get down! >> reporter: "maze runner: the death cure" is the third film in t

to win, trump had to prove o'brien acted with malice.r, the presiding judge denied trump's claim and ultimately dismissed the lawsuit. >> we deposed donald for two days. and that deposition is one of the great rosetta stones of understanding the real donald trump, because during the course of that deposition he really couldn't give a practical and reliable assessment about how he determines his net worth. >> in 2011 donald trump also began throwing around the accusation that president obama was not a u.s. citizen, that no one even knew him growing up. >> you are not allowed to be a president if you're not born in this country. he may not have been born in this country. >> come on, boy now we've all seen the birth certificate. >> when everybody else had gich up, he was still hanging on it. >> at the white house correspondents dinner, president obama struck back with humor. >> donald trump is here tonight. no one is happier, no one is prouder to put this birth certificate matter to rest than the donald. and that's because he can finally ge

here to discuss, danny o'brien, and alex webb. find it interesting this privacy shield situation seems a little contradictory. >> i say this as a european. europe is not one place. emily: exactly. >> germany is the biggest country in europe by population, economy. in germany, they have a huge privacy obsession. they also did not have the terrorist attacks that britain, france, and spain has had. on the european level, there are different interests at play. emily: what is the status of the privacy shield? >> the privacy shield is set to be ratified any day now. the fact is it is unlikely to really change immediately. what it might mean is that there is a credibility gap. europeans will say in general, if u.s. authorities can find a backdoor into a phone in the u.s., what will stop them from doing that in europe? emily: danny, put this into context for us. >> the reason the privacy shield has been raised is because the original agreement between the u.s. and europe to allow data to move between the two continents fell. the reason wh

the 73-year-old thomas o'brien's spine and skull were fractured when the crane fell on to the parked car he was in. the buildings department's negligence, recklessness and accident. another man was killed when that crane fell. dari: protestors say two guns taken from schools in queens this week are part of a larger disturbing trend. steve: lidia curanaj shows us why some critics want more security at public schools. >> reporter: on the steps of city hall today, the group families for excellent schools announced a shocking surge of weapons recovered in new york city public schools. >> the number of guns went up 30 percent. the number of tasers and stun guns have went up more than 1,000 percent >> reporter: according to the data, the number of weapons found in city schools jumped an overall 25 percent in the 2014-2015 school year. the nypd tells fox 5 of the 13 guns found in 2015, four were not removed from students. one by one, though, parents spoke about the violence they say some students encounter on a daily basis. >> the scary thing is these concerns are more real than we really t

thomas o'brien of massachusetts planned to sue over injuries he sustaine in the collapse. o'brien was taking his daughter to a doctor's appointment on worth street when the crane hit his car. the suit says he suffered brain and spine injuries and he blames the city for not blocking streets. >>> a grand jury subpoena that taped city workers in patterson doing work on a mayor's home. this is secret video of those workers doing various cleanup and moving jobs at the home of torres. there are now questions about whether taxpayers were billed for that private work. the tapes will be turned over to state prosecutors. >>> the ika virus has now reached connecticut. the department of health state. a patient in their 60s contracted the illness (f while in a zika area this month. the patient is recovering. >>> if you use the path train to get around, you may have to leeave your hover board at home. not may, you do. hover board now banned from trains and platforms as well. officials areeciting of course safety concerns that the popular gadgets have been linked to fires. >>> coming up

the sports highlights and also we have the forty-niners her signed a player letter in the broadcast o'brienhis storm and the pacific is getting closer and is good to be giving some changes for the weekend >> pam :the current generation of orcas at seaworld will be the last. the company says, it is ending its breeding program. and going in a new direction at its parks in california and elsewhere. this action comes after years of criticism from the public and animal welfare groups. critcs say, orcas are too smart and too big to be kept in captivity. and that may account for the aggression that led to the death of a trainer. seaworld authorities say, they will now focus more on animal rescue and rehabilitation efforts the company even plans to partner- up. with one of its fiercest opponents. the humane society. scary moments at a high school pep rally in florida. a man suffered serious burns after he caught fire. the hired "fire breather". was doing a stunt, when you can see the flames engulf him. some students rushed to help. dousing the flames with a fire extinguisher. several students went

. >>> awful news from canada tonight where actor dillon o'brien has been seriously movie in vancouver. hospitalized after some sort of mishap during filming of the film studio 20th century fox did not release details. production has been shut down while he recovers. >>> history in the military tonight. defense secretary ash carter says president barack obama will nominate the first woman to head a major combatant command. if confirmed b t senate air force general lori robinson would head the u.s. northern command which was created after 9/11 to coordinate and improve our homeland defees. >>> the newest resident in our nation's capital has finally come out of its shell, a baby bald eagle hatched on a live web cam this morning at the national arboretum and viewers who stayed tuned also got a peek at its very first viewing. a second eaglet is expected to hatch this weekend. >>> when we come back, kids on the new at if one ofaluld otect yoom diate wh ione could prheardiase? on wil thinkirigh ere ste you take toelprevanotherseriseas pnmococcal pneumonia ifre 5lder one se of the evr 13 vcin

our thanks to soledad o'brien for sitting in for gayle king. gayle will be back on monday. >> i appreciate that. thank you. >> i will be reporting from cuba. a live coverage of this watch our 24/7 digital network cbsn. let's look back at what happened the past week. >> look at those hands. he referred to my hands at basketball and small hands. i guarantee you, there is no problem there. >> winner take all. if winner takes all, this thing is over. >> what a super tuesday. >> cleaned up last night. >> she won tonight big. >> instead of building walls, we are going to break down barriers. >> republican rivals remain the odds. >> donald trump is a con artist! >> if donald is nominated we lose the presidency. >> you seem to be saying hillary clinton will beat donald trump. >> i'm not seem to be saying that. i am saying that. >> this is where the thieves bashed their way into the gun store. >> firearms they need to commit their crimes. >> the nude video remains on the internet. and i don't know what it is! >> the soyuz spaceship brought scott kelly b

i'm charlie rose with norah o'donnell and soledad o'brien. gayle it off. >>> donald trump spent last night's republican debate fighting off attacks and explaining his shifting opinions. trump was asked why he told one interviewer that the war in afghanistan was a mistake. then told another that he never said that. >> trump said he misspoke the first time and he gave in new reason why the u.s. needed to invade. iraq. i think you have to stay in afghanistan the fact you're next reversed -- on the syrian refuges. >> you're right. let me explain. the first time the question had been put to me was early on and my campaign had just started. i was very much like, okay. by the time i went back and studied it and they were talking about bringing thousands and thousands, i changed my tune. so i'm a very, very big supporter of the second amendment. >> in 2000 you wrote in your book i generally oppose gun control but support the ban on assault weapons. >> i do not support the ban on assault. in terms of immigration and almost anything else, there always

the wind so strong and loud-- instructors have to communicate o'brien took the plunge with me and when this whirlwind adventure was over <7294 43:15 i thought it was going to be really scary, but it was just a lot of fun.> as for whether he'd do the real thing? 7294 <42:47 i think i have to put some time and thought into that one.> my thoughts exactly. > that was ariel wesler reporting. new at 6:30.. fremont street experience is hosting another slotzilla charity challenge. this one will benefit the animal foundation. it's happening march 24th from 1 until 7. flights from the lower zipline before 6 are 20-dollars.. 25 after. and.. from the upper zoomline.. it's 40 dollars before 6.. and 45 after 6. we'll be right back. comin8 -- the bachelor 10 -- castle looking like a law enforcement officer is easy if you're a savvy shopper with a few thousand bucks. used police vehicles are bought and sold all the time.. but county leaders say what contact 13 uncovered simply isn't safe. the report you don't want to miss.. live at 11. and... a heads from the southern nevada water authority! tomorrow.

i have been in touch with a woman named gail o'brien who lost a son to heroin addiction.she's made it her life's work to help those in knee. she provided me a list of people who might be willing to talk to me. i looked at this list and one name jumped out at me, larry done. done. i was friends with someone with that name name in high school. luckily i called and it was in fact the same person. after hearing this story had to share with the past decade of his life has been since high school. >> it it was fun in high school. >> after high school larry was in a horrific car accident. he was at laurel lane bowling alley with some friends coming is 19 years old. when he he left, the driver use with was intoxicated. we took a short drive to the exact spot where larry's five change for the worse. >> the telephone pole that was hit at over 100 miles per hour on a 15 mile-per-hour row. he broke his back in two places, his ribs, have a goal and a series can caution. concussion. his addiction started with percocet and the doses were raised constantly in considerably in a short time.

reporting from washington, i am jane o'brien. making a treacherous journey across the sahara. african migrants are following a perilous path in search of a better life. >> when you want something, you have to risk. jane: brazil's president fights to impeach her. it is not just u.s. politics: drama. it has been 150 years since the first safari park opened in the u.k. we will take a ride on the wild side. welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. we start with the migrant crisis. last year hundreds of thousands made the perilous journey across this a horror to libya in an effort to reach the mediterranean and a better life. as europe attempts to crack down on people arriving in greece via turkey, there is concern the passage from libya to italy could become more popular. our west africa correspondent is one of the few correspondents who traveled with the migrants as they drove into the desert. theespondent: this is where long roads through this a horror begins. several dayss drive from the border. they come from western central africa with one

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science correspondent miles o'brien has our report. it's part of his series of stories that he's filed from brazil on zika. >> reporter: the most deadly animals on earth may have finally met their match-- and the enemy is them. this is the scene every morning in piracicaba, brazil where the mosquito borne zika virus is raging, along with a long- running outbreak of dengue fever. scientists hit the road, releasing swarms of genetically modified mosquitoes that carry a d.n.a time bomb. they are killer mosquitoes. >> we are in the colony room. this is where you want to have females happy, healthy, and things like that. >> reporter: these mosquitoes are created by a british company called oxitec. karla tepedino runs the supply line. >> this is the biggest mosquito factory in the whole world we are producing two million of male mosquitoes per week. >> reporter: you could say it's "in-gene-ious." oxitec technicians insert a synthetic gene into mosquito eggs that causes them to create too many proteins. it's a fatal disease. while they are st

. >>> awful news from canada tonight where actor dylan o'brien has been seriously injured on the set of the new "maze runner" movie in vancouver. the young star was hospitalized after some sort of mishap during filming. the film studio 20th century fox did not release details. production has been shut down while he recovers. >>> history in the military tonight. defense secretary ash carter says president barack obama will nominate the first woman to head a major combatant command. if confirmed by the senate, air force general lori robinson would head the usa northern command. >>> the newest resident in our nation's capital has finally come out of its shell. a baby bald eagle hatched on a live webcam this morning at the national arboretum, and viewers who stayed tuned also got a peek at its very first feeding. a second eaglet is expected to hatch this weekend. >>> when we come back, the adorably funny kids on tv's new breakout hit for the whole family. sno next at 6: aiort secreagents. = ===jessi/take vo= look your ne plus one-on-oneith woz. why gee are celebrating m this weekend.===n