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that silly old hen just keeps pecking around and that gofer keeps digging those holes in the ground.about donkey? no. all that cow does is moo and ch ew on her cud. rooster just that going around saying, littl cock-a-doodledoo. i thought i had good friends on this farm. well, perhaps it is your fault, said the owl, always wise. all you seem to do well is criticize. but i can't invite moose, he will mess up my house. if i i invite ant, i will have ants in my pants, and if i invite flea, it might bite me. the wise owl shook his head. then, he cleared his throat and said, no one is perfect, you know? even you. if you want my advice, here is what you should do. invite every animal on the farm to come. when they all get together, it will be so much fun. oh, can you imagine the look in their eyes, when suddenly each comes to realize, each has been invited to share? no one will forget lucky to

peck. the support of the montana farm bureau who supported judge russell of the 13th judicial district. judge jeffrey langton of the 21st judicial district, judge joan larson o of the fourth judicial district. state senator retired judge from the sixth judicial district hasa endorsed judge gorsuch. the montana nra members, the montana grain growers association, the men, will growers association, the montano stock association. our attorney general in montana, our auditor in montana. our speaker of the house. this is a very mainstream group of montanans, leaders back home, who were in support of judge gorsuch. yet my colleagues are rejecting the will of the american people, rejecting the will of montanans and filibustering this nomination, not even allowing for an up or down vote.rt the american people deserve a supreme court justice who upholds the rule of law and will follow the constitution jerk the american people deserve a supreme court justice who doesn't legislate from thee bench. the

[applause] [applause] i'd also ask that you keep april peck's family in your prayers they continue to heal from her tragic death. we also have another guest with us today, special guest, you know this past year has been filled with heartbreak in our law enforcement community. none of us will ever forget that morning in july when an attack on our officers claimed the lives of three brave men and left three others injured. just last month, we lost another dedicated officer in the line of duty in baton rouge. january the seventh was another date that certainly could have ended in tragedy agent wheeler was shot in the head. what he believed to be a routine traffic stop. thanks to the skills of incredible medical team and the prayers of so many people from all across the state, agent wheeler is able to be with us today and so agent wheeler, we want to thank you and all of your brothers and sisters in uniform who risk your lives everyday to keep us safe. agent wheeler would you please stand? [applause] [applause] agent wheeler is also joined by his family and his wife and next week they cel

we can fly there, peck up lab samples. fly back in the same afternoon. diagnose the disease.es by that evening. unthinkable at the moment. >> madagascar is ravaged by tb. more than 13,000 people died of it in 2015. around the world, 1.8 million. with millions more undiagnosed. the disease which primarily affects the lungs is very treatable if people to care. first question, everyone asked, what is it going to cost? evidently if you are flying a bomb into a village. money is no object. delivering life saving medicines, suddenly have to do it for practically nothing. >> reporter: 25,000 to be act. people here have died of tb before. they're now two known cases and five more suspected cases. the villagers gather so the health team can explain they will be carrying out tests and training. while a tent is set up as a make shift doctor's office to collect saliva samples. 16-year-old is one of the suspected tb cases. he has chest pain and -- after that, there is a blood that comes out. when he coughs. >> see if he can bring something deep into his lungs and spit it. i don't see bloo

if you go in asa defined pecking order.arge of cafeteria duties, you are in charge of answering the door, you have to ta ke of answering the door, you have to take notes at the meetings. you think you are hot stuff when you go m, think you are hot stuff when you go in, but they pull you down to earth as soon as you walk through the door. just like on this programme! i was just just like on this programme! i wasjust going just like on this programme! i was just going to say! the funeral of the british police officer keith palmer, killed in last month's westminster attack, has been held in london at southwark cathedral. thousands of police officers from all over the country lined the route of the funeral cortege, which set off from the palace of westminster, where his coffin had laid in rest overnight. pc palmer, who was married with a five—year—old daughter, was guarding the houses of parliament when he was stabbed by khalid masood. a floral tribute on top of the hearse read "no 1 daddy". at the gates of the palace of westmi

i spoke with henry peck in lebanon. >> this is the end, supposedly, of the first phase of this evacuation deal. today, about 45 buses left from those two northwestern towns, those government-held towns, and approximately 3000 civilians, including perhaps 700 gunmen, moving towards aleppo. at the same time, about 11 buses left town close to damascus carrying anywhere from 150 to 300 people. those towns close to damascus, those rebel-held towns are no empty or virtually empty. north, in the northwest, there's still a number to be moved, and this is still a small fraction of the total number of civilians besieged across syria. >> time for business now and will hilderbrandt is back in the studio with me. we are beginning with that snap election in the u.k. how is the business world responding? >> we are seeing a reaction on the currency markets. the british pound drop about .1% against the dollar, but currently, it is down against the greenback about .4%. on tuesday, when prime minister theresa may announced the snap election, the #a six-month high against the greenback, and that has been bad

. >> peter piper pick a peck of pickled pepper but this is cayenne pepper it better. >> he did post thisrt of his medical monday series. which i think is pretty brilliant. >>> adrenaline junkies head out to moab, utah. >> they're going to jump. >> see these daredevils in action. >>> plus the evidence is presented -- >> white house thy's this all c? >> i don't know what you're talking about! but see his slick move to try and get out of it. ke it used to? neutrogena® hydro boost water gel. instantly quenches skin to keep it supple and hydrated day after day. with hydrating hyaluronic acid, which retains up to a thousand times its weight in water. this refreshing water ge plumps skin cells with intense hydration and locks it in. moe for supple, hydrated skin that bounces back. the hydro boost skincare line from neutrogena®. see what's possible. garden party for her birthday. a fabulous so i mowed the lawn, put up all the decorations. i thought i got everything. almost everything! you know, 1 in 10 houses could get hit by a septic disaster, and a bill of up to $13,000. but for only $7 a mont

. >> you pecked apple with an options trade? >> i think we have earnings coming up. i was looking at the may-september 155 call spread. basically the options market. this is a bet that will make it move to the upside t. premium is going to decay much more rapidly than the longer dated one. we will use that catalyst and push along that longer-dated call, you can sell the two after may expiration few want to do that. >> it makes perfect sense for a stock that has gone on this leg higher here. if this stock couldn't go up 10%. the idea of steling your data premium, i got to tell you, that chart of the five stocks, when you look at the move. >> it's scary. what do you do when you buy an index? the collective growth and all that stuff. it makes me nervous. i haven't seen it. you said you saw it in the '90s. >> in effect they reached, market are always buyers to a few successes. >> just what in particular because of the stellar growth. >> they're all the same types of things. >> jim cramer makes this point all the time, few own the stocks rather than the etfs, you would ha

when the animals were trained to peck a button that sometimes delivered food but sometimes deliveredhing, they pecked the button hundreds of times-- even when they were no longer hungry-- because their isolation was soothed by each gamble. this was a eureka moment for me. i was behaving a lot like these animals. slots wasn't nourishing, but i played for hours. my obsession lasted six months, only ending when i started dating a girl in my class. i learned that addiction isn't only about injecting a drug or playing a game compulsively. it also has to scratch a psychological itch. for me, that itch was loneliness. for someone else, it might have been depression numbed with narcotics, or boredom numbed with a video game. the world has changed a lot since i stopped playing slots more than a decade ago. many of us have psychological itches that need scratching, from boredom to loneliness to low self-esteem; and we have access to all-purpose itch- scratchers in the form of smartphones and tablets. wherever we go, those devices bring us social networks, games, email, and text messages, each

. >> let's peck a stock. gm, one way to draw the lines. here's another way to draw the lines. let's put them together. i'm moving to these lowings at 30. >> all right. gm reportings earnings next week. what's your trade? >> i'm looking at the june 33 put spread. you can spend 80 cents with that. we have that catalyst. it takes us out to june. this is a technical trade. because on any of those. many of these stocks are cheap. we are talking about a big secular shift that's going on here. >> this is a short that feels leak it should be pressed. look at ford, it's down ten percent. i think that long term trend line that gm, it had that bounce earlier in the year. it's come back to. that a bit of fundamental news will take it through there. >> deteriorate winners like auto zone, the notion of cheaper, expense. >> you want to use options to make it short when you look at six times forward earnings. this is one of those situations where you could based on those cheap valuations get some kind of a spike. obviously the long-term story isn't a long one. >> check out our optionsactions

one sunday, april peck had just been shot in baton rouge, pushed out of a vehicle and left for dead on the side of the road. daniel immediately took action. he rushed to her aid and he was told by the shooter, if you helper, i will kill you. the aggressors shot daniel twice and struck him with his vehicle. >> [applause] this is my second stage of the state as you know, louisiana has spent two more trials than we could imagine . to historic floods in the series of tornadoes the tragic shooting death of mr. sterling followed by the cowardly attack of our law-enforcement community. the eyes of the nation have been upon louisiana. on top of that the worst budget crisis in our state's history still lingering in the background. but time and time again the heart of louisiana is its people and i saw that from the neighborhoods that i walked following the floods in the people they came together peacefully last summer. those are the people we are here to serve today as we continued to restore from the historic floods the process is under way we have 300 homeowners i'm sorry 3,000 who have partic

sir just trying to peck through. see congestion levels looking good. blue route, headlights northbound direction approaching the schuylkill. what you are going to be working with there, congestion levels as we can imagine now pushing towards the 65:00 on a monday, slowly starting to build. overall still looking good in most areas. boulevard, as you head in the southbound direction toward the schuylkill, what you are looking at. still traveling around at posted speeds, probably won't be as we push a little deep near the 6:00. so right now, enjoy the roadways, as they are, because they are going to start to change. and we're seeing them do so. so, we also have it accident. involving a tractor-trailer, still out there, route 47, delsea drive, closed between grub road and brown road. this is new closure before it was not closed now it is closed. you will have to use alternate. route 55, hard g highway, your best bet. plus construction on the blue route, as well, northbound between broomall and villanova starting 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. will run you through

. >>> and pecking at the record. how a plea for free chicken nuggets from wendy's from a 16-year-old boy could wind up breaking ellen degeneris' record for retweets. but first the "nightline 5." >> i'm joy bauer. i know probiotics can often help. digestive advantage, tougher than your stomach's harsh environment so it survives 100 times better than the leading probiotic. >> also in chocolate, probiotic bites. >>> no wonder you can't sleep, your car is a mess. you need parts i've never heard of. it's going to cost you a fortune. >> when life keeps you up z quill helps you fall asleep. sleep is a beautiful thing. >> number one in just 60 seconds. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us. tonight, another onslaught of russian propaganda. this time flooding the internet with #syriahoax, an attempt to shift the blame on that chemical attack by the assad regime in syria. we take you to the front lines of the high-stakes cyber cold war where global intelligence agencies are hard at work trying to thwart the next salvo. here'

they also announced a passenger pecking order if you will. and that has some folks talking. >> do you have a seat assignment? >> i do. >> no. >> reporter: do you get a discount on your tickets or full fare? >> no. pretty cheap. >> reporter: most people know airlines value certain passengers over others based on the price of their ticket or flight status. but today unite clarified its policy outlining who gets bumped and who doesn't when the airline overbooks. do you have frequent flyer status. no. >> no. >>> second to the highest. >> reporter: the policy protects frequent flyers from being bumped. who is first to go? passengers without a seat assignment. next sorted by fare class, pay and itinerary right hand then that group is sorted by the time you checked in. does that bother you? >> they have to set some sort of order. >> reporter: other airlines already outline similar procedures. until now united policy was vague. the new policy prevents people with disabilities and kids flying alone from being bumped. until now, they were black bumped

copeland and justin peck are in town to currate "ballet across america".e innovation and diversity in american ballet. copeland will curate tommorrow, thursday and friday with a focus on diversity including the all-african-american dance company the black iris project performing "madiba" by jeremy mcqueen. you can catch more of my interview with misty and justin you can catch more of my interview with misty and justin coming on on our 8 and 9 oclock hours on good morning washington. and also coming up at 9 jeremy queen black iris project will be in studio. be sure to stick with us when we switch over to our sister station news channel 8. dry skies today and then later this week - april living up to it's name. showers on and off through the weekend.. we're tracking it all coming upa t six. the following ad for your viewing convenience. i finally switched to geico. oh yeah? ended up saving a ton of money on car insurance. i hear they have a really great mobile app. the interface is remarkably intuitive. that's so important. ♪ >> now, "good morn

fight here, at the carnival and we have obtained some new video which may show some of the same sus pecks. watch the girl in the pink, punches start flying and then the kicks, the boyfriend jayla santana a north philadelphia carnival tuesday night. boyfriend miguel hernandez says he was also beaten. >> it was a flash mob, you know, they totally picked us out at random. some girl came up behind my girlfriend and hit her. >> reporter: they were going on their first solo date when they were suddenly attacked. >> everybody, started going in , whatever, swinging at us, back and forth and it escalat ed real quickly. >> reporter: police are looking for suspects. >> there is no arrests currently but still an ongoing investigation and we are still trying to sort it out. >> reporter: as manager of the carnival near erie and front streets in north philadelphia is increasing security. >> every 50 feet there will be a security man standing, keeping an eye on everything. we want a nice and safe for children. >> reporter: friday afternoon another incident, fernandes father says same group of teens which

. >> press of atlantic city, egg harbor township new wal-mart will hire 300 employees, pro peck spiffnter from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. monday through saturday. set to open later in the summer. >> that's a look add some of the newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. >> and up next, see the newest resident of the zoo, a baby slot. >> a baby slot. plus we will tell you the back story behind this photo of exotic bird, riding shotgun in a police patrol car. that's straight ahead. >> so many questions, joe, so many quest >> a magics is thanking for saving his pet from a tree. >> his cock that too were inacceptable, until left him in a tree, while playing soccer. fairfax police officer mike compton, has zero training, zero, when it comes to animals, heard the call for pet bird in a tree and checked it out. >> walked up to the birds, started -- started talking to it, to my surprise, flew out of the tree, actually walk up to me. >> how about this? apparently seemed to enjoy his time in the police cruiser, you see him there sitting on officer thompson's work bag, checking out the co

reports say it's a torn peck muscle that will likely require surgery and can keep the 25-year-old --ld out for several months. down in chester the philadelphia union looking for their first win of the season. they hosted portland. still searching after 90 minut minutes. game tied 66th minute roy miller with header past andre blake much the union remain winless on the season with a three-one loss. >>> moving day augusta. day three of the master it's right here on cbs3. second round later charlie hoffman tee shot at 16 can nan bowel right in the water. double bogie on the hole. he had lose the lead. on 18 justin rose sinks the birdie p. he shot five under 67 the best number of the day. he's tied with sergio garcia a top the leader board at six under par. we've got final round coverage of the masters tomorrow starting at 2:00 p.m. right here on cbs3. so great day of sports today. even better with the final round of the masters tomorrow. >> we'll see how it goes tomorrow. >> we will. >> thank you very much. appreciate it. >> stay with us tonight on "eyewitness news". a man is fight it's

if i had to choose, i would peck that. >> good to see him doing so well. >> yeah, especially coming back, as you recall, that voice mail, had epic lines in it. >> that's the news for this half-h >>> this morning on "world news now," republicans in congress looking to go nuclear. >> democrats are poised to pounce looking to block judge neil gorsuch's ascension to the supreme court. hear what the so-called nuclear option is that lawmakers say would blow up the traditional rules. >> we have new developments this morning on the deadly blast in a russian subway. some russian officials calling it an act of terror as president putin and president trump speak to each other about that attack. >> three people are dead after an explosion launched a boiler through the roof of one building, and down into the street into another building. a helicopter shot, shows the path that the boiler took, in the air, before crashing below. so what happened? >> and why the biggest headline from major league baseball's opening day included football stars. rob gronkowski and tom brady on the baseball diamond. what w

peck, diaz, you're working together. same car, nothing fancy. you're gonna run the beam. me, huh? so? w-- just saying. (chris) you and me. just remember to point it directly at the car you're targeting, all right? yeah, i know how to use it. okay, i was just-- just trying to be helpful. yeah, you've been really helpful lately. (hip-hop playing loudly) this guy. officer shaw, we got a yellow 2-door coming at you, right lane, doing 74. okay, i get it. (siren wailing in distance) get what? what this is about-- reporting your brother's partner to internal affairs. i get that you're angry about that. chris-- but you know what, gail? i've thought about it a lot, and here's where i'm at-- one, i didn't report your brother. i reported his partner. okay? and two, that's the kind of cop i wanna be, you know? i wanna do the right thing. and--and three, i thought you'd respect that. okay, and i-i think we can move past this, together. that's what i think. so you figured that all out by yourself? okay. all right. (hip-hop playing loudly) (man) look, i know i was going a little over--

it is lower down in the pecking order, and they think it has in some sense, given the fallout from theouraged a degree of unity and taken the wind out of the sails of some of these populist movements on the continent. and recently, you see every weekend in germany thousands and thousands of people going on the street and protesting in favour of europe, so i still can't see why you think every german will think the eu is doomed. i think to be fair germany, because of the way in which the euro was constructed, has had an advantage, and i think the unhappiness within the european union, and again i recognise it is for eu countries to resolve their own fate, is in the south — greece, portugal, italy, spain — where the pain of the single currency has been felt. and we have this to talk about for months and months! let's move east. corruption is not a word you hear used much in british politics. even the european union's critics are more inclined to accuse its bureaucrats of waste and of not supervising properly how the money is spent rather than of ripping off member countries and lining th

it is lower down in the pecking order, and they think it has in some sense, given the fallout from thedegree of unity and taken the wind out of the sails of some of these populist movements on the continent. and recently, you see every weekend in germany thousands and thousands of people going on the street and protesting in favour of europe, so i still can't see why you think every german will think the eu is doomed. i think to be fair germany because of the way in which the euro was constructed has had an advantage, and i think the unhappiness within the european union, and again i recognise it is for eu countries to resolve their own fate, is in the south, greece, portugal, italy, spain, where the pain of the single currency has been felt. and we have this to talk about for months and months! let's move east. michael gove, you were a supporter of brexit, a big advocate the russia, the most from innocent ofa number of the russia, the most from innocent of a number of politicians to accuse vladimir putin, he accused medvedev dev of corruption. he urged people to return to the streets

he has managed to get a supreme court peck through, which was an extremely difficult thing to do.here, obviously, think he is winning. i can speak to this woman who i spoke to an earlier. you have been in this queue, when it comes to donald trump, she doesn't have many legislative ones, so when it comes to it, do you think he's doing 0k as a president? i think he's doing better than 0k. there are a number of people out there who feel that he hasn't had the legislative wing —— ones, that he has perhaps not got 0bama care repealed or replaced, that his travel ban is stuck. what do you think? i think he has a choke hold on him. it's hardly the success of something in business when you have summoned people at you. it is ha rd to have summoned people at you. it is hard to get things done. he has a lot of good people watch them and he is trying to implement what he promised. but it's quite hard to do when you have people per win knew in opposite directions. even our own party has a tendency to do a little pilling but once we get past that, i think we will be great. there are rallies tak

staley praised the only other black coach to win, carolyn peck, who had given staley a piece of her 1999it in her wallet ever since. >> he said, "when you win your national championship, return it." i'm going to have to pass a piece of my net on to somebody else. >> reporter: but the lack of diversity has been a big problem in the ncaa women's game. according to a university of central florida study, nearly 90% of ncaa athletic directors are white. out of 320 division one women's teams, only 10% have an african american female coach. 47% of the women players are african american. staley herself reluctantly became a coach. she says athletic directors should big the best person for the job. >> i'm not one that looks at race. basketball has been faceless and colorless and genderless. you know, i think athletic directors need to hire what's best for them. >> reporter: staley will try her best representing the country as the 2020 u.s. women's olympic basketball head coach in tokyo, japan. jamie yuccas, cbs news, new york. >> pelley: and that's the "cbs evening news." for all of us at cbs news

. >> reporter: now, everyone seems to be peck -- speculating, what's next for o'reilly?n addition to this podcast, he also has a speaking tour starting in june. and an eighth book in his best-selling series is set to come out in september. so diane and kendis, plenty to keep him busy. >> that, indeed. his latest book is still on top of the bestseller's list, maggie, thank you. >>> police in connecticut say a fitbit fitness tracker helped crack a murder case. richard debate is accused of killing his waif in late 2015. he claims she was shot dead home invasion. his statements about the case contradicted information found on her fitbit tracker. he's accused of tampering with evidence and making false statements. >>> elton john is recovering from a potentially deadly bacterial infection. the rock 'n' roll hall of famer said to have picked it up on a tour in south america. landing him in the hospital for nearly two weeks. it forced him to cancel upcoming shows in las vegas. however, the rocket man is expected to make a full recovery and is set to return to the stage in englan

it allows our opponents to cherry peck whick what they're attention to.ps friends confused. >> nikki haley, rex tillerson and others. sound look we are talking regime change. tomahawk missiles punishing him for what he did to his people. as the i hear her and others i'm hearing regime change. >> then tillerson says but our policy hasn't changed. >> it is schizophrenic. >> confuses our friends. gives our enemies an out. i think there has to be some consistency there. i've hope some emerges because this is, this is the kind of situation once you have used force, where there is a lot of landmines you are laying out for yourself. consistent ensy consistentency is important to get through maze. >> think this to the death of expertise and campaign against established knowledge and why it matters? >> well in the book i are gue people have decided they don't listen to experts. the president campaigned against experts. point-blank on foreign policy, what if i didn't have experts would it be so bad? i was really concerned he was going to try to prove the point in r

professor peck explains language-based definitions of race born out of the slave trade shaped how whites saw themselves. and how the creation of white identity led to the rise of white supremacy. the national archives in washington hosted the event. it is just under one hour. bob, thank you sandy for convening this timely the 13th,on about 14th, and 15th amendments, and how they matter in the

staley praised the only other black coach to win, carolyn peck, who had given staley a piece of her 1999mpionship net. staley had kept it in her wallet ever since. >> she said when you win your national championship, just return it. and you know, i'm going to have to pass a piece of my net on to somebody else. >> reporter: but the lack of diversity has been a big problem in the ncaa women's game. according to a university of central florida study, nearly 90% of ncaa athletic directors are white. out of 320 division one women's teams, only 10% have an african-american coach. 47% of the women players are african-american. stanley herself reluctantly became a coach. she said athletic directors should pick the best person for the job. >> i'm not one that looks at race. basketball has been faceless and genderless and raceless, i think athletic directors need to hire what's best for them. >> reporter: she will represent the 2020 olympic basketball coach in tokyo, japan. >> that's overnight news for this tuesday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back just a little bit late

she gives props to carolyn peck. >> years ago when she was commentating she gave me a piece of her nationalto keep it and i've had it in my wallet for years and she said when you win your national championship just return it. and i'm going to have to pass a piece of my net on to somebody else. >> thank you buddy. appreciate it. >> coming up, lost and found. >> up next the reason a local high school is sending one of its class rings to >>> a high school class ring is lost for decades is found and returned to the owner's family. >> a local jeweler made a replica of the ring to give to the other person who found it on the other side of the world. he lost the ring while serving in the army during world war ii and the villager will now receive his own class ring. lauren? >> it's only monday but we're always looking ahead to the upcoming weekend. it is going to be on the cooler side on saturday but not too chilly. just a few degrees below our average. milder on sunday with temperatures likely climbing up into the 60s. we'll see some clouds around on saturday but it looks like we have a sunny sund

charles: you are looking at pictures taken a few moments ago, vice president pence about to give a peckharles: markets are thrilled about globalist victory in france, and ended with high hopes for massive corporate tax relief. there continue to be serious fundamental reasons for market to really, in -- rally in particular industrial sector, today illinois tool works a big winner in that sector. parker hannifin -- this stock on precipice of major break out, central inex has broken down, gone through the trend line, i think it is a lock to retest march 12 high, stocks in this group represent the heart beat of the economy. i think it is coming along much faster than it is getting credit for. as everyone focuses on policies and grading donald trump's first 100 days and things like that. i am waiting for it to break out. other sector that you must take a look at, as for as grassroots and economic growth, materials could get a boost from earnings. after the bella will co-- alcoa rerted, missin t street, but ey beat on bottom line, they beat by 15 cents, coming into the year, management, alumi

bill britter, akrcross the political peck struspectrum, he support and he's been many the mainstream.senator ayote, thank you very much for joining us. >> thanks jake. >>> whether the chairman, devin nunes lead the in queries then. >> and an explosion in russia. now, russian authorities found a second device, what clues could that give them. stay with us. share the joy of real cream... ...with reddi-wip. hey, i'm the internet! ♪ i know a bunch of people who would love that. the internet loves what you're doing... ...so build a better website in under an hour with... ...gocentral from godaddy. the internet is waiting. start for free today at godaddy. ...that stood up to any amount of sunlight.... ...no matter how bright. if a paint could protect your door's color against the strongest uv rays... ...is it still paint? aura grand entrance from benjamin moore ® . >>> we have breaking news right now in russia of the deadly explosion at st. petersburg metro this morning. we have some new video from the scene and some viewers may find the video disturbing. at least ten people were killed and

pecking at the request of supervisor breed who sponsored the legislation for us. employer organizations have since requested to meet and confer about a proposal to require training for supervisors in the city to better understand and know how to appropriately handle a complaint that is brought to their attention about retaliation for having been a whistleblower issue forward. so that is something the department of human resources is going to be scheduling with all the relevant parties in the coming weeks and the department of labor relations team from that department will be scheduling. we don't have any further information at this point about that date is but we have a good reason it should be in the next several weeks. so we will be participating in that. test to staffing and that's been a continuing to be a significant priority for us. this number requirements still underway. as you see on table 1, the investigator's vehicle analyst position we've been in the interview phase and so there's three positions that we are hoping to fill in the next several weeks as

her school district there is a report of him a peck on the lips according to documents received by as station there and then there was an investigation but her father according to their lawyer said they were not notified of this investigation or incident until a week later the teacher was then suspended. elizabeth was taken out of his class again he was not fired until a day after they were both reported missing. so a lot of questions as to where -- whether more could have been done. whether he should've known a lot sooner regarding this relationship. it's a very disturbing story. thank you for updating us on those details. they are flying in cities worldwide. look at that. we will have the story behind this massive fluffy fight straight ahead. tops. awww. try this. for minor arthritis pain, only aleve is fda approved to work for up to 12 straight hours with just one pill. thank you. come on everybody. aleve. live whole. not part. termites, we're on the move.24/7. roger. hey rick, all good? oh yeah, we're good. we're good. termites never stop trying to get in, we never stop working t

even though it was somewhat successful the birds were still pecking through it. >> so hill brought ints. >> this is larry. >> this is larry. >> larry bird? >> larry bird. >> he doesn't look so big and scary. >> he does when he's sitting but birds aren't designed for sitting on the ground. but when he's in flight he's pretty scary. >> hill hired kathleen tegan and her apprentice bo to help protect his crop. >> what do these birds think when they see a falcon? >> well, in nature falcons are prone to hunt other flying birds, and those flying birds are prone to know that when a falcon is flying that it's hunting. so when those birds see a falcon in flight they know they're being hunted. >> reporter: tegan's company, tactical avian predators, also puts falcons to work at airports and golf course that's have bird problems. why does it work? >> falconry abatement works because it's nature. we're not doing anything different than what happens in nature. we're using nature against nature. >> reporter: and vineyard manager ned hill says it's a pretty good match-up. can you quantify how much bet

she gives props to carolyn peck. >> years ago when she was commentating she gave me a piece of her nationalpionship net and she told me to keep it and i've had it in my wallet for years and she said when you win your national championship just return it. and i'm going to have to pass a piece of my net on to somebody else. >> thank you buddy. appreciate it. >> coming up, lost and found. >> up next the reason a local high school is sending one of its cl >>> a high school class ring is lost for decades is found and returned to the owner's family. >> a local jeweler made a replica of the ring to give to the other person who found it on the other side of the world. he lost the ring while serving in the army during world war ii and the villager will now receive his own class ring. lauren? >> it's only monday but we're always looking ahead to the upcoming weekend. it is going to be on the cooler side on saturday but not too chilly. just a few degrees below our average. milder on sunday with temperatures likely climbing up into the 60s. we'll see some clouds around on saturday but it looks like we

professor peck explains language-based definitions of race born out of the slave trade shaped how whites saw themselves. and how the creation of white identity led to the rise of white supremacy. the national archives in washington hosted the event. it is just under one hour. bob, thank you sandy for convening this timely the 13th,on about 14th, and 15th amendments, and how they matter in the past, but shaping possibilities of the present. historians arees the present. -- thatthat engagement is our charge as historians, to think how we got here, and learn something, if not several good questions. today i'm going to try to compress what is a book manuscript into just 20 minutes. i apologize if i'm reading. needed to putth it down into language that would try to include as much as i could. recent centennial, commentators discussed in a compliment of how a constitutional system dedicated to legalized chattel slavery in our constitution could become transformed into an abolitionist project in 1865. accomplishment was neither easy nor inevitable. it was a product of sustained resistance, ideo

and then a bird pecking at books, the adult winner here. books, the adult winner here. you can >>> sally will be at galvanized cafe full time beginning next month. the ceo says he wants to install two dozen more sallys by the end of the year. >> i want an instant pizza maker and burger and fries maker, that's just 5:55 talking. >>> and then tesla's newest competitor. >>> we are tracking breaking news out of afghanistan. new video showing the moment the u.s. dropped the mother of all bombs. what military commanders are revealing about this attack. >>> and then what makes this house of worship so unique. >>> a live look outside right now, and it's 5:57. we missed the sunrise over the last few days, and it has been last few days, and it has been drizzly and forecast, and indid may imagine april showersy bringing her fashionable, flowers at such a sunny price? never but that's the beauty of a store full of surprises. you never know what you're gonna find, but you know you're gonna love it. >>> good morning, and thank you for joining us on this good friday. it's april 14th.

well manned out idea how to do that but got his feet tangled up with a for-profit college and when i peck her up in book she is 27 years old, she has no diploma, she has $100,000 in student loan debt. and she is working as a waitress. it's about another mike, michael, in chicago, who worked hard all his life and when the crash of 2008 came, first he lost his house, and then he lost his job. he describes the crash as it broke my heart. so, the people in this book are the ones who try to make real these policies we make in washington, these big decisions we make about the direction that our country will good, the direction that our government will good. so for a minute i thought what i'd doing -- want to tell you the basic argue. and that is to start with numbers and facts. actually believe facts are important. [cheers and applause] >> a little edgy but facts or important. these will not be the alternative facts. i have to say, never occurred to me we would have to find adjectives for describing facts. like the -- facts i want to talk about are going to be the fancy facts, the real facts. h

adviser also will have an increased review than, say, an assistant secretary who is further down the pecking order. once you get it and it is reauthorized that it would etend into a national security adviser role is just not true. he ended his service. i don't want people to be confused you have it for life. none of us do. >> julia, did the obama administration not reauthorize general flynn's top secret clearance after he made that trip to russia? >> not in the summer right before the election, no. >> i want colonel laten to weigh in. go ahead, colonel, because you would know about these matters. >> sure, don. the big problem is this. traditionally, generals like general flynn have had security clearances and they keep them after their service, but there's a huge backlog in security clearances. even for general officers, it becomes a pencil whipping exercise. you just go through the motions and you give it to them just because they've had that position. that is not a good way to handle it, but that is in fact the way a lot of things happen within the department of defense. the whole idea tha

let's look at the peck chou pic europe.ains earlier in the week for europe were bigger than the u.s. uncertainty ahead of the ecb meeting. today, mario draghi not expecting to do much. last month he was more hawkish than perhaps he intended to be. he's not expected to make the same mistake today. germany down about a quarter percent this morning. a look at asian trade, the bank of japan keeping policy unchanged, slightly increasing the gdp forecast. japan down 0.2% this morning. >> as we look at broader markets, let's focus in on oil prices. yesterday we did get some data that showed a drop in crude oil stocks. but gasoline inventories surging as refiners produced more field than the market could consume. wti crude down below $50 a barrel. the international gauge, ice, brent crude at $51.27. down 1%. so commodity markets under pressure now. switching to currencies. interesting move in yesterday's trade. the dollar hitting a new high against the yen at 111.73. the highest level since march 31st as investors digested trump's

because i think ek peck tags are really high. >> did just break the 50-day moving average today, so whenou've got chips, 50-day moving average, you can prug in any number you want there. >> some people pay attention. they're looking at us saying maybe not a bad time to pull something off. >> cuervo is another name on the list. one that i would be nervous about. >> where were you last night? >> when you grow up on long island, it's cuervo. looking back. sfwl chinar. >> look iing at apple -- >> looking at apple and thinking and auns understanding the recovery in india and china, i think that's the source of the opportunity. but the guidance looking forward now that you're seeing that recovery could be a wild card. >> wildcats. sea gate. they say upgrading shares to buy on the opportunity for earpings upside. >> i see that. storage is everything. so why not. sea gate, whether you're solid state drives are my favorite, then we've had a lot of activity in western digital. whether chips or storage. >> pete, western dig, jpmorgan goes overnight. as prks. >> the acquisition is something that's h