he's written a book and has been advising younger inmates on the unit, like paul green. w green has been transferred to state prison to serve time for an escape conviction. >> before he left off the pod he came to my door and knocked. and i spoke with him. basically gave him some words of wisdom. something to go off and think about on his journey. he a bright guy. so that's why i had a camaraderie with him. you still young, brother. you 19. you got your whole life ahead of you. you can do anything you want to. you can be anything you want to be. him being gone, it just lessened the individuals that i communicate with. >> now that last has gotten even shorter. he recently read the court newspaper and found out new information about one of his fellow inmates in administrative segregation. >> fred, the dude killed a little baby, man. i found out he killed an infant. when i found out about that, we can no longer be associates, man. because what type of man would i be to associate myself with a [ bleep ] like that? >> these are charges. nothing has been proven. but i mean hink

steven spielberg, francis ford coppola, william del toro, paul green grass offer commentary on the iconicrs and the impact their war documentaries had on hollywood and america are large. entertainment weekly called "five came back" a thorough history must. here is the trailer. a lot of people laughed. it was comedy. >> america stands at the crossroads. >> in the early years of hitler's rise, moviegoing have become an essential part of america's culture, but americans did not realize the extent of the threat hitler's post. cinema could be put in the service of propaganda. >> these guys are going to beat us. atwestern civilization was stake and we are going to fight until we win. >> five filmmakers wanted to respond as so many millions of men and women responded. they chose to serve. >> these documentaries were powerful for american audiences. >> the enormity of the task was worth it. >> we had an enormous story to tell. >> the greatest heroes and villains on the world stage. >> this was real filmmaking. >> this is the people's war. this is our war. >> these five men were saying goodbye to

spielberg, paul green grass and other directors offer commentary on the five iconic directors and theeir war documentaries had on hollywood and america at large. entertainment weekly calls it a fascinating, thorough history lesson. here is the trailer. >> follow me, cried hibbler. i will make you masters of the world. >> a lot of people laughed. he was a clown. it was a comedy. >> america stands at the crossroads of its destiny. ♪ >> in the early years of hitler's rise, moviegoing had become an essential part of american culture, but americans did not realize the extent of the threat that ller posed. >> it could be put in the service of propaganda. >> americans realize we can win the war. >> western civilization is at stake and we are going to fight until we win. >> five filmmakers wanted to respond as so many millions of men and women responded. they chose to serve. ♪ >> these documentaries were powerful for american audiences. >> the and of the task was worth it. >> we had an enormous story to tell. >> the greatest heroes, the thetest lens on the world stage. >> this was real filmma

it's a very green neighborhood, not a lot of cars. >> paul chm bers, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> all right. we are coming up on our 5:00 hour. a harsh audit aimed at the university of california. the accusation that millions of dollars were hidden in a secret account. >> we'll be having a big announcement on wednesday having to do with tax reform. >> that's the president will unveil his tax reform plans today. the changes that may be coming to businesses and, also, regular taxpayers. >>> good morning, hundreds of workers in sunnyvale threatening to walk off of the job. the results that could stop city services. >> the federal government can't trample on state and local policies by using federal funding as a weapon. >> and another setback for the trump administration as a federal judge in san francisco blocks the president's executive order on sanctuary cities. mornings on 2 continues. >>> good morning. thank you for joining us. you guys have to name that. >> that is leo sayer. i love you more than i can say. >> and we have -- i don't know if we can pop up the picture that we v. >> well -- .

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the guys in green, you tap the ball in the cup. >> mark: chris paul getting up and dhageing. crawford couldn't get a handle. and george hill astutely called time-out with the ball. 2:03 to go, the jazz win their first playoff series since 2010. >> hubie: you look at that chris paul. is that amazing? he just joout-jumps a 6'8" guy. . awesome... i'm glad you showed up. in my life! i think i'm about to cry... you better not. every single time i... get down! you always have... my back! my back! it's really hard to describe. it's like... all these tiny little... things? yes. yes. things! are actually... friendship. ♪ >> mark: a big variable in the series. blake griffin's injury. he injured his toe. and it bhit a scenario what would have been had he been healthy? for the second consecutive year, blake griffin injured in the playoffs and unable to see the playoffs through with the clippers. and he has as we mentioned before, mending free agency. >> hubie: not just points. rebounding, shooting percentage. the second leading assist guy on the team. but the shootg this year were trifer

. >> the green light for a new elementary school. >> paul chambers attended the meeting where a lot of happy families heard he news that the district plans to open a new school in the next few years. >> that's right. the goal to guild build a school has been in place since 1998. now this school will be put to good use. >> reporter: one thing look income this community, a place for families to send their children to school. >> right now, over 100 school age children in mission bay who tonight have a school to go to, and a lot of those families are choosing nonpublic options. we want to keep families in san francisco, and the way to keep families in san francisco is you have to have kids and opportunities for them to go to public school. 30% of the housing in mission bay is affordable housing, and so it's really important to have a real community. >>> a packed crowd was on hand as a school board voted on the proposal. supporting the construction of a new elementary school in the area on land provided by ucff. >> it's a very green neighborhood, not a lot of cars. >> they get that and a lo

striking a donald trump golf course in virginia, the word resists on the green, pouring bleach on the grass. and the president and rand paulental activists carved the words no more tigers, no more wolves on his california golf course. abby: the border wall costume at the center of controversy, activists demanding amazon stop selling it calling it racist. brick wall print and mexico will pay, hundreds of people asking it to be removed, amazon saying it is not that. chris mack this story has me captivated. this is the launch of the new space x satellite, it is mysteriously cut as three ufos travel across the screen and it cuts to another screen, the international space station, a lot of experts saying what is going on? these three white objects zoomed past and they mysteriously cut away to this shot of this graphic of the earth was we are wondering what is going on. abby: people think the timing was questionable or on purpose because something was going on. >> they cut -- abby: i saw 20 cameras, it did happen -- chris mack 54 minutes, is your stress level at an all-time high? >> i don't know what we are yelling about! chris

ending firmly in the green pre-and that is a day after the yes vote came out on top in turkey's constitutional referendum. paul analysts say the markets will come out all right for foreign investment -- take a listen. >> turkey has something like a $60 billion gap in investments and savings. and only 12% of the gop. the -- not easy to -- capital isian growing rapidly. moscow is home to 12 million people and it is starting to burst at the seams. developers are depending on city suburbs to develop new housing complexes to satisfy demand. but at what expense? theoser look at some of human and environmental consequences of this organization. >> maria moved here with her family to get away from the big city. we know every tree in this forest. we have lakes, walking trails. people come with their kids and dogs. it is important to us. >> more than 20 kilometers northeast of red square. beauty, sees as property d developers cscs opportunity.y. there are plans to build 30 high-rise buildings in the area. activistsfellow launched a campaign to stop this development. they say building has begun anyway. says cases like th

paul: nowhere's paradise. paradises don't exist. paradise is, kind of, in your head. >> anthony: wait, wait a minute. you look out your window here and you look at those hills, those mountains, all that greenea. it, it sure looks like paradise to me. this guy knows, he's been everywhere. he's paul theroux. novelist, essayist, and legendary traveler and travel writer. of all the places he's been, all the places he's seen, he chose hawaii to live. and he's lived here for twenty-five years. does it matter that it's america? >> paul: no, that's a big thing, that it is america. it has elements of the third world. the nicest elements of the third world. >> anthony: right. >> paul: which is funky. there's this self-respect, this pride. there's things that don't work at all. and then it's main street, usa where we are now. i mean, there's pta meetings here. they get together and watch the super bowl. and it's the most main street, usa. or as much as you will find. >> anthony: town is a neighborhood spot in honolulu's kaimuki district and, as hawaii is the only state the union that allows day boat fisherman to sell directly to restaurants, the pan-roasted mahi-mahi is pretty damn good. >> anthony:

heard about tactical voting from the greens, suggesting they might stand aside in some seats to help the lib dems, in terms of their remain vote. now we have got paully saying that in some seats, where there is a remain conservative and labour mp, that he might be encouraging his own members to do the same. notjust tory candidates, there could be people like kate hoey. this will not be an ordercoming people like kate hoey. this will not be an order coming down from the top of the party. i will speak to grudges over the coming weeks and we will make decisions. what i don't wa nt will make decisions. what i don't want to see happening is good brexiteer is, people who have campaigned for years her brexit, i don't want them to lose their seats and a remain personal get their place. we have tim farren ruling out a coalition and leanne wood as well. tim farren says they want to deal with either of the two big parties. they enjoyed five years in government, but the paid quite an electoral price for that last time. do you detect from his position that there is still a recognition that thatis there is still a recognition that that is some residual toxicity

green lawn. it takes grass from hungry - to healthy. this is a scotts yard. >>> welcome back. i'm brianna keller in washington for christi paulm victor blackwell in new york. here are questions that officials in the u.s. are trying to answer. was russia involved in the chemical attack there in syria. a u.s. military official tells cnn the pentagon is examining whether a russian airplane bombed a hospital five hours after the chemical attack aiming to destroy evidence. now that attack tuesday killed at least 80 people n-jurisdiction dozens more. these are the images of the aftermath that prompted president trump to act. russian president, vladimir putin, blasted the decision to strike the assad regime as an act of regression saying the move dealt a serious blow to u.s.-russian relations. this comes after president putin initially denied a chemical attack even happened in syria. u.n. ambassador nicky hail jay said the u.s. is prepared to do more but hoping it won't have to. richard blumenthal said russia used the attack to test the united states. >> i think there's mounting evidence that they were complicit in one way or anothe

paul ryan today. our own charlie gasparino is saying he is trying to broker a deal. very latest on all this coming up. >> dow ending in the green with two days of losses. on floor of new york stock exchange, who were biggest winners today? reporter: start with cat at tha- caterpillar. closing with 2% gain. adding to goldman sachs conviction list. that certainly helps. look at apple here. $144 and 12 cents a share. it closes safely above that level. you're looking at a 14th record close this year for shares of apple. that is up 24% first quarter alone, number one stock performer on dow johnson industrial average. this one is really on fire. helping overall gains which we saw mostly by the way in last hour of trading. look at staples. office depot deal fell apart. staples is making it fall to hopefully combine with private equity buyer. if that happens, some of the analysts putting deal value upwards of $7 billion. so, stay shares benefiting by 10% today. investors were hoping teaming up with partner in the not so distant future. back to you. ssa: lori, tnk you. david: up 5% over the year as optimism for state of the economy grow

green called holders not being about entry. thanks. >> we will do a second round, but i'm going to limit it to five minutes. senator mccaskill. >> following up a little bit on senator paul. i was -- i had to smile when senator mccain said i was being hysterical. i was being focused and passionate, and i learned it from him, by the way. so i was -- and i want to make very clear, i completely understand that we have to take steps to keep terrorists out of our country that are coming here to kill us. i completely understand that this is a global threat that we have to pay attention to, and i understand and completely accept that there are people being belo trained in raqqa to come he and heard us. my point is, i want to make sure what we're doing is effective. hurt us. my point is, i want to make sure is effective.ing it's now out there that we're taking people's folks. i mean, no terrorist that has the ability to come in this country and hurt us is going to come in with anything other than a clean phone. and the people who are going to get caught up in this are going to be a lot of people who aren't probably terrorists, because if they were, they would be smart enough to

paul, i learned a lot here. susan rice needs to be -- that good golf, this is what i learned today, good golf is when you pick the ball up and walk across the greenck when no one's looking, and pick it up and put it in the hole. if you told me that, you could have saved me hours when e played once. >> that's the way we do it. >> president trump does. tim carney, final thoughts this morning? >> well, rand paul's right on the health care thing, that every aspect of the republican party is moving through this as quickly as possible. they want to pass is is under budget reconciliation before they have to pass a budget when reconciliation runs out, so when you say, oh, obama 13 months, which is what we say at the examiner, the counter argument is we have to pass this before may so we don't use both reconciliations. we want the second one for tax reform. they are heading with this as quickly as they can this spring. >> bill? >> i'm taking a counterintuitive approach. donald trump is making a big mistake going back to health care. >> yeah. >> ultimately lost. you're not going to make it this time either. paul ryan will not get the votes. a sec loss on t