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philip crowther in washington. thank you again. --cy reagan, former wife of former first lady of the united states, has today been buried alongside her husband, ronald, in southern california. 10 white house families joined mourners in paying their respects to mrs. reagan, who died last sunday at the age of 94. she was regarded as one of the most influential first ladies in u.s. history and was rarely seen far from her husband side throughout his presidency, which lasted from 1981 to 1989. lecturer andand also an author on the reagan years, thank you for joining us. this is a very rare show of unity we are seeing in the ranks of u.s. politics right now with the death of nancy reagan. what made her so significant, do you think? >> well, she was a very influential first lady. she was influential to her husband because her husband, his presidency, was historical. that she is also remembered as a key actor. reagan was not really -- ronald reagan -- was not really involved in the day to day management of his team, office staff, in the w

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thank you so much, philip crowther. looking to the middle east now, in iraq, the army is continuing wo-pronged offensive against the islamic state group. offenses have been moving north toward the militant stronghold of mosul and west toward solutia fallujah. we have this report from anbar province. reporter: gunfire and panic at this checkpoint. these soldiers had just crossed -- have just crossed the borders of the refugee camp, escorting the bodies of their fighters who died on the front lines. they are on their way to baghdad. the head of their unit, the major, takes us to the battlefield. on the way, he explains what happens. >> the engineers moved up with bulldozers to create an opening. when we got there to build a protective embankment, they went over a mine. reporter: the major first access to an outpost that overlooks the fallujah plain. the whole battlefield is visible from here. the men are about to fire a mortar shell onto a position held by the islamic state organization. did you hit the target? >> yes, we

philip baum joining us on the line. philip, thank you very much for that. we want to bring in jeffrey thomas. jeffrey, most of the passengers have been alo allowed to deplan. they appear to be calm and many had their luggage with them. they had time to pick that up and transported to the buss. the crew and four foreign nationals are still on board. what do you make of the scenario as we see it right now? >> well, of course, it is very early days, but keeping foreign nationals on board would possibly indicate that it may be associated with a terrorist act. we don't want to name any terrorist organizations at this stage. the fact egyptians have been released possibly indicates that the focus of this particular hijacking is directed at westerners or foreigners. beyond that, it's hard to work out exactly what's going on. as we have seen everybody was very calm. but mind you, we have probably been told to calmly walk off the aircraft. if you are instructed to do that, that's exactly what you are going to do. the fact they are led off would bring calmness to them

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tom: philip crowther, thank you so much for that update. we had to brazil now come with the country's former popular president lula da silva was questioned by the authorities today amid a probe into a huge theuption scandals with welcome any petrobras. -- welcome any petrobras. the scandal is believed to be the biggest ever in modern-day brazil. we go to rio with more on the public reaction to these developments. reporter: brazil's anticorruption inquiry finally arrives at former president lula . big news in brazil. we went down to the street in the center of rio de janeiro to see the reaction. >> this is an historic day get to they managed to the biggest thief in brazil. i'm very happy with everything that is happening. >> frankly, we were outraged. we trusted him. i voted for him. now there is all the stories about corruption. what a coward. i just want justice to be served, if there is still just as at all. -- justice at all. >> it is not a surprise. we have been hearing about these investigations for a long time. honestly, my heart is i

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make the case for philip morris. >> i basically made philip morris my new top stock pick.a deep dive analysis on their reduced risk product that they've put out into the marketplace or commercialized internationally. based on the analysis, we think that business could be incremental for philip morris. altria gets a piece of this action. worth $10 for altria. taking price targets, i tuck philip morris up by $15 to $110 and up on altria to $70. >> bonnie, i'm just curious, yo make a recommendation like this, it seems like such a tough stock, because so many people are voting against you. i mean in health care, in education, today's youth, really at the very least moving to vaping. doesn't it concern you there are so many forces aligned against smoking right now. >> you have to remember there are individuals around the world that smoke and have for a very long time. so i think what the opportunity here is to reduce the risk on a global basis. as they continue to put more technology or better technology and convert existing users to these reduced risk products, to me, it's a w

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from philip station in the sierra wayne friedman abc 7 news. >> three san francisco sheriff's deputy have been charged constitutesed of ordering inmate to fight each other against their will. prosecutors say the jail house fight club incident happened last month. they have 48 hours to surrender they have 48 hours to surrender. sheriff hennessee says so far doesn't believe other deputy are involved. >> i will say this what i saw more of was people not knowing what they were seeing not understanding what was going on understanding what was going on. and i think that to me that is what happened. >>reporter: one of the deputy is no longer with the development other two are working in position where is they don't have contact with inmates. >>> trial now under way for college student who died in a hail of bullet. four san francisco police officers are accused of pulling the triggers. aztec dancer led a spirited rally today calling for justice for alex shot 14 times in a park in 2014. officerse í said they believe he was point ago gun at them. he was actually carrying a tazer which family s

and that's in favor of the normalization is of course mayor philip levine. in a time of firsts for the@ presidential visit to cuba, another first by a south florida mayor, miami beach's leader philip levine traveling to the island. >> incredible the architecture, the smells, the people. you hear music on the streets. i'm excited to go out and interact with the people of cuba. >> reporter: it was fortuitous that his trip coincided with president obama's because i wasn't planned that way. >> i should give the students credit. they initiated this whole idea. they decided they waed to to cuba given the change that's been happening. >> reporter: when in rome, in th case havana, he has landed an invitation by the president to tuesday's baseball game. he brought with him miami beach commissioner and the son of the former miami city manager. >> i think it's a visit that's long overdue. having grown up as a cuba in miami and the hostilities between our nations, i think it's time it's this reproachment is occurring. >> reporter: although he has receivedsupport for his

wells fargo named philip morris its top pick saying it's redefining the smoking experience. the stock is up 9% this year and joined by pierce altria and look at the casino stocks, wynn resort up 18% and las vegas sands up 14%. should you buy into the vice stocks, guy? >> we've talked about wynn resorts. i thought it would get up around 100 bucks, faltered around 82. i think room to the upside will surprise people. in terms of the devices i don't like, because i dig gambling. >> do you dig gambling? >> but i don't smoke, never have, never will. philip morris talks about it, 386 talks about it all the time, but you're now getting to levels that you last saw three or four years ago. i would be scared you're bouncing up against a double top. in terms of tobacco names this might be a little late. wynn yes, tobacco no and i'll throw one more way in terms of vice. we've talked smith & wesson for a long time. >> don't bring that up. >> why? >> it's going to upset some people. >> but in terms of philip morris, specifically in the analyst note they spoke of a new smoking platform whic

. >> philip: hi. >> belle: oh, hi. [chuckles] >> philip: everything okay with your mom? >> belle: yeah. >> philip: what was going on last night? >> belle: uh, nothing. it's a long story. >> philip: which you don't want to tell me about because, let me guess... it was about you and me. >> here you go. >> nice: thanks. >> i'll be right back to take your order. >> dario: thank you. wow. you rate. >> nicole: i'm kind of a regular. i used to work from home, but now i... >> dario: sorry. >> nicole: please. it's not you. i-i mean, someone can say, "have a nice day," and i'm crying into my latte because i miss daniel so much.

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jeff: philip pierce was the driverred a advanced towing for ten years. the owner says for most of the time he was known as a good employee. >> he made a poor choice. went down the wrong path. >> a wallet and purses from three vehicles he towed from a garage at 4000 wilson boulevard, a block from the advanced lot. other tow drivers noticed him going back and forth to the truck an unusual number of times and called owner john o'neil on his way to florida who called arlington police. an officer noticed him unloading the car and pulled over the driver. the officer discovered stolen items inside the truck. >> i'm disappointed. it paints a bad picture. criminal behavior won't be tolerated. if i catch somebody doing something wrong i will call the authorities again. >> he is now chargeed with grand larceny, burglary and marijuana possession. ashley savage says a tow should not be theft. >> when people have valuable items they comfortable someone won't take their items. >> they have towed me three times and my friends at least once. >> bad experienced with pad v

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i spoke to our washington correspondent, philip, and he told us about the bitterest battle of them all between the republican party's candidates. >> yes, it certainly is a bitter battle. but it is pretty much straight-forward, at least when you look at the latest polls. they put donald trump very much as the winner of a very large majority of the 11 states that will be voting on the republican side. except em in fact maybe texas. texas gives the largest amounts of delegates in this contest, votes going to the republican convention for their nominee in the end. but texas is the home state of senator ted cruz. he is the only other person running for the presidency on the president side who has won a primary contest. that was the very first one in iowa. this is seen very much as a last stand for ted cruz. he has to win his home state. otherwise he will probably be forced or encouraged to drop out of the race. if donald trump is to win texas, that would be a major victory for him. that would make that road to the nomination even clearer for him. he is a very confident man going into today'

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one of the backers, philip barnes, thinks there's very little risk to seneca lake and it's drinking water. >> you have to use the science of what it would take to actually damage this lake, and how much of a disaster you'd have to have to make this happen. >> there was a lot of science to, you know, make it a danger both from a safety issue but also because there are some connection and communication between those salt caverns and my drinking water resource. >> both supporters and opponents claim indisputable research about the project's safety. in addition crestwood says it will add up to 17 jobs and around $25 million in taxes. critics insist the project might compromise the finger lakes' $2.9 billion tourism industry, which accounts for nearly 60,000 jobs. the dispute has turned nasty at times. al jazeera obtained this 2013 e-mail urging employees at crestwood-owned u.s. salt to boycott businesses supporting gas-free seneca. >> what the finger lakes has done is we've created a really big mean neighborhood watch, and people like crestwood, who are threatening our health, our safety, our

the cheryl and philip milstein family. the citi foundation. supporting innovation and enabling urban progress. the john and helen glessner family trust. supporting trustworthy journalism that informs and inspires. sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we are your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, alison stewart. >> stewart: good evening and thanks for joining us. ohio received the bulk of candidate attention today, as it and four other states: florida, illinois, missouri, and north carolina, prepare to hold presidential primaries on tuesday. on the republican side, ohio governor john kasich and florida senator marco rubio campaigned in their delegate rich home states, hoping to thwart businessman donald trump and texas s

the cheryl and philip milstein family. the citi foundation. supporting innovation and enabling urban progress. the john and helen glessner family trust. supporting trustworthy journalism that informs and inspires. sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we are your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening, and thanks for joining us. results are coming in from the five primaries and caucuses today in this year's presidential race. senator ted cruz has won the ate of texas.a and his homeas, cruz captured 48% of the vote, followed by new york businessman donald trump at 23% and florida senator marco rubio about 17%. cruz stands to win half of the 40 delegates kansas will send to the republican nat

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the cheryl and philip milstein family. the citi foundation. supporting innovation and enabling urban progress. the john and helen glessner family trust. supporting trustworthy journalism that informs and inspires. sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we are your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, megan thompson. this is pbs newshour weekend. >> thompson: good evening and thanks for joining us. after primaries and caucuses in 33 states, campaign 2016 is increasingly defined by two words: delegate math. in the month ahead, only a handful of big states remain for presidential candidates to close the gap with frontrunners hillary clinton and donald trump. next up is wisconsin, which votes april 5, followed by new york, penns

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