it's not a real pencil. >> the whole point of a pencil is to sharpen it. kind of makes it an easy go to weapon. with the rubber pencil, no matter how sharp you can get t it's a rubber pencil. >> if i were to try to stab you, it's going to bend. >> some people who are artists can actually draw pretty well with these things. i don't understand how. i have a hard time just writing with them much less drawing anything, but yeah. >> the pencils have done nothing to deter luis afl radullvarado pursuing his passion. >> i ain't never seen anybody draw like him. >> he's professional. real detailed. he sits there with the pencil and just shades the little est stuff. >> what is this one you're working on now? >> this is a dream i had. i'm trying to sketch it out before >> before it kind of fades away? >> yeah. >> a lot of detail. be interesting to see if you had the color pencils what it would look like. >> man. >> alvarado's family mailed him some of his paintings from home. he says he's self-taught and began drawing at age two. >> i started drawing what i'm dreamin

with a rubber pencil, no matter how sharp you can get it, it's a rubber pencil. >> even the lead bends. some people that are artists can actually draw really well with these things. i don't understand how. i have a hard time writing with them, much less drawing anything, but yeah. >> the pencils have done nothing to deter luis alvarado from pursuing his passion. >> i have never seen anyone draw like him. >> he just sits there with the pencil and draws the littlest stuff. >> what are you work on now? >> this is. >> dream i had. i'm trying to sketch it out before it fades away. a lot of detail. >> yeah. >> it will be interesting to see if they still had the colored pencils what it would look like. >> man. >> alvarado's family mailed him some copies of his paintings at home. he says he's self-taught and started drawing at the age of 2. >> i would draw what i'm dreaming or what i imagine. that's when i started evolving. i just went to another level. >> my inspiration really just comes from my imagination, whatever i imagine i can put on the paper. it was weird. i got eaten by this beast or

steve: jim connolly was the janitor at the national pencil company. he was often drunk, he was often arrested, and he passed himself off as illiterates and a fool, and a prankster. several weeks after the murder of mary phagan, as atlanta had wondered how this crime happened and read all these accounts in the newspaper, leo frank and been arrested. he was the last person to admit having seen leo fagan live. leo frank would be arrested even today. the early investigation focused on timetables and who arrived at the factory first, the result of mary phagan's autopsy, and what time did she die, and what time did the murder occur. it was like french warfare in world war i, neither side was really advancing. jim connolly came along and through a circuitous number of events, the police determined that he wrote the murder notes that were found in the basement beside mary phagan's body. and the rub was, he told the police that leo frank dictated those notes to him, to pin the crime on yet another black man. that leo frank was in the habit of seducing young wo

>> the tweet said can anyone help me find the pencils? you could buy literally 40 billion pencils with your wealth. we have to scrape from our small paycheck to buy pencils for our students. >> proud of public schools! >> reporter: he says it is important to take a stand tomorrow to protect the leader of tomorrow. >> these students are our future. >> reporter: hillary lane, wusa9. >> supporters say devos' lack of pe in her new position. she will be able to bring fresh new ideas to the table that will help the public school system thrive. >>> a few blocks away outside the supreme court, demonstrators were protesting a different issue. demonstrators on both sides of the abortion issue gather in the district today just one of many rallies nationwide in support and against planned parenthood. this comes a month after the president signed an executive order banning federal funding to international groups that perform abortions. >>> police arrested a grandmother today charging her with assault and child abuse after her one-year-old grandson suf

we want to buy pencils we want to make sure we are buying the pencils that provide the taxpayers with the greatest pencil quality at the lowest cost and provide competition between the pencil distributors. john: that could take a year? >> we are hoping it will take a lot less time than that. john: what would help commuters is if they had the option to take the bus. as people move, bus routes can move. but buses aren't sexy. expensive trains are sexy. so california has hit up taxpayers for a bullet train. reporter: once governor brown set his sights on high-speed rail. it was cool. john: people found out what it would cost. $89 billion. >> my beef is the cost overrun for starters. >> too expensive. we are taking on a huge debt load for an uncertain outcome. john: florida is building a train, too. but a private company is building it. >> a smarter way, an alternative to our state's crowded roads. >> that's how miami is getting connected. john: the private florida train will cost $3 billion. the first leg of california's bullet train will cost $30 billion. it gets a little further, but n

it's not a preeencil. >> the whole point of a pencil is to sharpen it. kind of makes it an easy go-to weapon. with a rubber pencil, no matter how sharp you get it, it's a rubber pn siencil. >> it's going to bend. some people who are artists can draw really well with these things. i don't understand how. i have a hard time writing with them, much less drawing anything. >> the pencils have done nothing to deter luis alvarado from pursuing his passion. >> i ain't never seen anybody draw like him. he's like professional, real detailed. he sits there with the pencil and just the littlest stuff. >> is this what you're working on now? >> this is a dream i had. i'm trying to sketch it out -- >> before it fades away? >> yeah. >> lot of detail. >> yeah. >> be interesting to see if they still had colored pencils what it would look like. >> his family mailed him copies of some of his paintings from home. he says he's self-taught and began drawing at age 2. >> with time i just started, i draw what i'm dreaming or what i imagine. that's when i started evolving into li

it slack mr trump may have to pencil ina lot it slack mr trump may have to pencil in a lot more golf, a lot more golf, certainly some with resonance xijinping of in a lot more golf, certainly some with resonance xi jinping of china. —— some with president xi jinping. we've just had some figures that show china is still selling far more to the us than the other way round. more than $21 billion in december alone. that puts those japan figures in perspective somewhat. let's go straight over to the singapore bureau, where mariko 0i joins us. i know that you are married to a golfer. a professional golfer, actually. so i want to know, has he told you anything? the japanese run minister, he is a dab hand at golf? i am wondering who is the best, trump or shinzo abe? we do not talk about golf at home, aaron, nor do we talk about news, because we have no interest in each other‘s sessions, unfortunately. buti we have no interest in each other‘s sessions, unfortunately. but i am sure they would both be welcome if they come to singapore, that is for sure. i think i have to say, it is fairto sure.

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there is brilliant slipping skills but don't play locks or with a pencil.hey also cannot regulate their behavior. when i see adults using virtual pacifying devices every time a child is unruly at a restaurant or will not still in a car, that child is not learning to self regulate their behavior. and that is a critical skill for them to develop. so is that a pathway into attention deficit disorder? we don't have the science to see whether it is or is not. but it certainly is possible. and it certainly is where common sense should prevail before we have more studies to support. >> are you self-aware of changes in how you operate because of technology and how your mind operates? >> that's a good question. i think that, the internet addiction, i took a test. and at the end of it i have to say ? [laughter] the, the questions were did you ever Ãdo people tell you you are online too often? do feel different off-line? but of course, i think that yes, i think we should all be aware of our behavior. for example, leaving your cell phone by your bed at night. that is n

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so mick mulvaney has told everyone go sharpen your pencils. give they 12% cuts. remember, sequestr drop in a little bit of spending and everybody lost their minds in dc. >> yeah. these pencils are going to have to be sharp because he's asking across the board 10%. that's how much of the budget we're talking about to have to cut to pay for this. it's going to be difficult because u just don'tave that kind of money in the epa budget. you don't have it in the state department budget. that's going to be a big fight, and it's going to be hard for republicans because here's where you're going to get the arguments where you're going to cut education, you're going to cut welfare spending, this is going to hurt low income individuals. that's going to be a tough message republicans to counter. charles: although, frank, we've heard me republicans, libertarians, and conservatives say, you know, we don't need a hug. we don't need an education. why should the federal government be involved in that. help the human services. what is energy anyway? it's not what we think it is. s

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they had nothing for books, pencils, toilet paper, anything. and that was all because rick snyder, the de vos's, they are best friends. and they're all in it together. and. >> sorry to cut you off marvin, calling from roseville michigan. let's just get a couple more calls here. brooklyn new york, madeleine is on the line for independents and others. >> i just wanted to call in and express my concerns for this nomination as well. i think that we had some hope that some republicans would come around and realize that this is not an issue against being one, i think the republican party came out and said specifically it's about being qualified and i also wanted to agree with one of the previous colors that it's not about charter schools versus private schools or someone not going having experience with the public schools, you can have an outsider they have to have a clear plan and a clear understanding of what the laws are and she obviously did not. and there are a lot of cabinet members that have a lot of fuss over it. >> madeleine, hold there. the

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. ♪ >> paper, pencils pencils and privilege, that's right.tic student leaders in pennsylvania as their peers and professors to wear white pens to bring attention to white privilege. we wondered if their campaign would cause more division instead of bringing people together. we traveled to pennsylvania to see what it was about. >> why are you wearing a white privilege button? >> i'm acknowledging that i have white privilege because my skintone is white. you look a little flushed not completely white sumac, barest. >> what is white privilege? i don't know if i'm qualified to answer that question. >> white privilege month at school how do you feel about that? nobody really killers. white privilege is a myth. i think your taken away from black history month. >> that's an interesting question. i don't think i'd be turned down for a job or anything like that for my skin,. >> i turn you down for your hair. >> how does it feel to have white privilege. >> could be in white i don't necessarily feel it. i think it's something others are noticing. >> you

in germany, the month on month is plus .7%, more than double the estimates penciled in.news on that. basisis a year on year and the markets have penciled in producer double on the tries index and this will raise a potential for inflation in germany and it is higher than anticipated with capital goods breaking down these numbers for where the big was banner headline comes in with down andon year being this was barely going higher less than whatit side, whiche energy is driving the german data. and its a huge story will have an impact, in terms of the british market and the dutch market. and londonn friday is trading up with more of a global perspective in the market. total on the market in the united states of america. of this coming session and the dollar is generally doing better against the yen and they markets seem more interested in gold is not doing what you would expect it to do and they face of the united states of america. to the first wave news. >> thank you. deficitsted a forecast therenergy forecasts and is the increase. it underscores a preference of many con

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pencils acknowledged there could be a fight mounting in the senate to stop gorsuch from getting throughounced opposition within minutes and are threatening to use a filibuster to stop him. this would be an unwise and unprecedented act. >> he and president trump will do everything in, in their power to stop a filibuster from happening. >> bob brooks, "action news." >> vice president mike pence sat down for an interview with george stephanopolis airing tomorrow morning. in the next half hour we have a preview with what the vice president thinks about president trump's travel ban. we have a bit of a warm upcoming. melissa magee is here with a first look at the forecast. >> walter, we had a cold snap starting friday with a high of 35. today in philadelphia, 36. normal is 42. we'll be cloiser to that tomorrow. temperatures outside, 31 in philadelphia, 27 in pittsburg, 27 in richmond, 34 in washington d.c., 26 in charleston. looking at the windchill across the region, 13 in buffalo, the current windchill numbers, 23-degrees. we are tapping a southwesterly wind flow. the wind is helping our nu

these inmates only are allowed to have their legal work in their cell and a pencil.they'll stay in their cells for 23 hours a day. they do not get visits, they do not go to the gym, they do not get any commissary or anything like that while they are doing disciplinary time. you'll hear the inmates refer to this as the ho. it tends to get a little loud and noisy. [ inaudible ] >> sometimes they get bored, sometimes they act out. so, that's life in the ho. business as usual. >> come on, let's go. >> i almost got your back, man. >> all right. >> why do i got to go for? >> basically because you're running around and acting crazy. >> y'all are lying, man. >> a lot of these guys, you've got to understand, they're locked up 23 hours a day, you know, and they get bored. >> get your hands off me, man. >> quit touching me, man. >> you know, i've seen guys flood because they're bored, bang on doors because they're bored, broke chairs because they're bored. >> it's just jail. >> michael draper's recent behavior might also appear to be motivated by boredom. >> i was just playing,

that operation has always been a paper and pencil operation. as our population has gotten more complex and communications -- gated communities and more languages, the only way you can adapt a paper and pencil process to that is to put more people on it. so just to give you an example, in 2000, we determined that the job had gotten so difficult for the people supervising the enumerators, we had to give them an extra assistant and that added $250 million to the cost of the 2000 census. it's been the fact we've had a paper and pencil process and it's just -- we've had to throw more and more people at it. >> it's not the requirements increased in terms of what you're collecting, it's really the complexity of the population? >> the basic census questions have been essentially the same since 1970. we've had a long form and a short form. the short form has been about the same. in 1980, hispanic origin was put on the short form. it's been about the same length. >> i believe another contributing factor is the fact that the census has been done through m

. >> so young frank studies pencil sketching, oil painting, and watercolors. when the art school shuts down, frank, now 16, strikes out on his own. he creates this original comic story about an ax-wielding snowman. his work's good enough to land him a job at a bustling comic-strip production house in manhattan. frank gets his "snowman" comic published his first year in the biz. >> he was very versatile. he could do realistic war stories, crime stories. he could do westerns. >> in 1952, a neighborhood cutie with a comic-book name -- ellie kelly -- takes an interest in the 24-year-old artist. and who can blame her? with this physique, the kid could have been his own model. they get married in 1956... >> they had movie-star good looks, both of them. they were a really, really handsome couple. >> ...with, in due course, four gorgeous kids, including holly and bill. >> the great thing about being an artist, you can work from home. he loved playing with us all the time and drew at night a lot of times when we'd go to bed. >> frank contributes to big-name titles like

if you have a pencil, if you have a pencil, write it down. >> bill: i got a pen.it. >> here's a question. mr. president, powerful people often get into trouble because they pay too much attention to their most devoted supporters and not enough attention to their critics. is there anything your critic could tell you, mr. president, that would make you a better president? if he says no, you have made news. that clip will be played 10,000 times. if he says yes, then, you will ask him, well, what can you learn from your critics that are making a better president? i have no illusions, bill, he will ask that question. >> bill: i am not going to ask it as a stand-alone. with that kind of a question on the heels of another question, which i'm going to ask a very early in the interview, people have to understand, fox sports is going to play 10 minutes of this interview. okay? 8 minutes of the policy hard news and 2 minutes of football. that will be it, 4:00 p.m. on sunday. the rest of it is going to be on "the factor" on monday and tuesday. that isot a crazy -- the other q

came on shift today and it was reported by first detail that a couple of razors were missing from pencil sharpeners. >> get down low. >> when the officers go in and do a check on their property and find out a razor blade's missing, everything stops. >> no property of the jails can go missing because you can turn anything into a shank. >> down on the floor, any sudden moves will be taken as aggressive and we will use force on you. >> exactly the kind of attention mexican mafia leaders want to avoid. >> they want to ignore, so they can engage in their criminal enterprises while they're in our facility. >> we went in, started shaking down the cells, looking for contraband, in addition to razor blades. we will continue to search and they won't like the results. >> eventually, sergeant overstreet got on the loudspeaker and asked for whoever has the pencil sharpener to give it up. >> i told them, give up the razors, then five minutes they showed up. they were thrown out. and to the day room area. we don't know who threw them out. they're pretty sneaky when it comes to that, but they threw it o

. >> but first -- >> i had a mechanical pencil, and poke your eye out. do not move. >> one of the most feared female inmates in bexar county. did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's over 6 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to internet speeds up to 250 mbps. and add phone and tv for only $34.90 more a month. call today. comcast business. built for business. >>> knowing that some of their peers have less than ideal hygiene, many inmates at san antonio's bexar county jail do all they can to make their cells as sanitary as possible, especially raymond diaz. >> are you surprised that 75% people have better hygiene habits. >> diaz who is awaiting trial and has pled not guilty to charges of theft, burglary and cocaine possession says cleanliness, or the lack of it, can also lead to conflict. >> that's a big part of being locked up. you know, there's people who get dropped, beat u

i took out my number two pencil and stabbed him in the arm.ight where you get the vaccination. i can remember it. no one was around. he started to cry. i started to cry, and you know, i was crying because i had lost it. he was crying because he deserved this, and it was a nightmare. so i go home, i thought, okay, he didn't talk about it. i didn't talk about it. that was it, we go home. and he says, in the next day i i come to school. he's not there. i didn't think anything of it. he's absent the day after. on the third day i walked home. i had to go through this lot,, dirt lot to get home, and his house was on the lot, very small, italian-american family. there's a big black crÊpe over the house. and i say, i must have killed him. i am panicked and i go home, of course my mother says barbara sue -- which is what she said when she was serious -- what's wrong with you? you look terrible. so i confessed to the murder. i said, mom, i stabbed albert in the arm with a number two pencil. he's not in school. i know i killed them. she said, honey, that

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