. >> roland, you can call him. you can do what you want, but i, april ryan, white house correspondent, will not be facilitating this coming together of the cbc or lack thereof with the president of the united states. >> april ryan, thank you so much. karen finney, ron naring, colonel jack jacobs, roland martin, kelly o'donnell who started us off, thanks to all of you for being here. >>> for more now i want to bring in democratic senator chris kuhns of delaware. nice to have you with us. >> nice to be with you, kate. >> were you able to hear much of the president's press conference? >> i didn't hear much of the conference but i've certainly heard a lot about it just in the last few minutes on your show. was hair-ragz, evising, even fo. i was left with one of the main things he said, which is he had no knowledge of any contacts between his campaign staff and russia and then he didn't direct general mike flynn to contact the russian ambassador but that he should have. that he did nothing wrong. i think those are very

. >> we went to roland's basketball game and then -- took him for extra work after the game and we were thrilled that's how we got to spend our last day with him. hundreds that new and loved people not to mourn his death but celebrate his life. >> i don't know never left without giving his mom and hug and kiss an a of who you mom. >> when you first started high school i was or weed about you would you make friends? would you be ai believe to navigate that big high school? but before we knew it you had too many friends to count. [ laughter ]. >> he was already par sthool james brown by age of 2 [ laughter ] how many times mom did he come in the house sashaying and singing papa has a brand new bag. >> he was a health 2-year-old and he wept to a house party saturday night and these are the last photos taken of him before he walked out of the home early and killed. friends say by a man he had gotten in early dispute with. >> if this helps one or two of us to stop one of the things we're doing or stop one of two of of us to stop neglecting our relationship with jesus then what we now look up

detective roland chavez hoped kristene, now conscious, would be playing a big part in that.peak. >> it was either a squeeze of the hand, and then the blinking of the eyes. >> reporter: so chavez kept his questions simple. >> the first thing we asked her, of course, is "did you know the person that did this?" and she said, "no." >> reporter: and how tall was he? >> she'd described him as about 5'8", 5'9." >> reporter: within the first two weeks of her recovery, kristene helped police draw this sketch of the man who shot her. she said he smelled of cigarettes, which made chavez think about those cigarette butts found at the crime scene. he asked that the dna tests on those be put on the fast track. >> one of the things that kristene was also able to give us was that the assailant wore gloves, and under armour gloves specifically. >> reporter: she saw the logo? >> yes. and she was a softball player. so she's saying under armour gloves, then under armour gloves is probably exactly what we're looking for. >> reporter: but during those sessions with kristene, chavez wasn't the onl

we can speak to roland paris.policy advisor to justin trudeau and now a professor of international affairs at the university of ottawa. do you think it is possible for the two to find common ground? entirely possible. we will see what happens in the press conference but all of the indications are that the meeting has gone well. they issued a statement that emphasised building conditions forjobs statement that emphasised building conditions for jobs and statement that emphasised building conditions forjobs and both countries, a priority for both leaders, and i think they were both determined to make this a positive meeting. indeed they have differences, you mentioned a number of them in your introduction. it will be forjustin trudeau and —— a matter of managing the differences and striking a balance over the coming years. it is one thing to have one positive meeting, it is another to develop effective mutually beneficial foreign policy between the two. you have already had justin trudeau when the immigration and wa

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his mom, dad, brother roland. >> we went to roland's basketball game and michael took him for extra work after the game and it was a gift we're thrilled that's how we spent our last day with him. >> his family stood before hundreds that knew and loved michael not to mourn his death but celebrate his life. >> something say hallelujah. >> hallelujah. >> i don't know whatever is left but he never left without giving his mom a hug, kiss and i love you mom. >> when you started high school i was so worried about you, would you make friends? would you be okay in the school? before we knew it you had too many friends to count. >> by the time he turned two he was already kind of partial to james brown. mom, did he come into the house sashaying and saying papa has a brand new band. >> he was a healthy 23-year-old. he went to a house party saturday night these are the last photo taken of him before he walked out of the home early sunday and was shot and killed by a man he had gotten in earlier dispute with. >> if this helps one or two of us to start doing some of the things we're doing or been insp

ted roland has more. >> the audio of the hearing was broadcast live by the court.ttorneys on both sides called in the court and they didn't come to san francisco. both of the attorneys on their heels during the hour long hearing as is always the case in this type of format, the judges actively interrupt the lawyers with questions. both sides had 30 minutes starting with the department of justice special council arguing for the trump administration. he urged the court to abolish the restraining order saying they don't have standing and that president has the authority to determine this national issue. >> we have been talking about the level of risk that is acceptable. and as soon as we are having that discussion, it should be acknowledged that the president is the official this is a charged with making those judgment goose i am arguing them as the president's decision in that regard is unreviewable. >> yes. >> washington state attorney general representing both the state of washington and minnesota argued that the courts had an obligation to step in saying that if t

john roland channel 6 news. >>> they are demanding better conditions inside the prison. we heard chilling distress calls of employees held hostage. >> i'm bleeding out. i need medical attention. you need to get it together now. >> a panicked and reportedly injured prison employee is heard pleading with hostage negotiators for help. more than 1 11 hours after a grp of prisoners took four employees hostage. >> they are at my neck with a knife if you don't hurry up and turn the phones on now. >> one of the four employees was released with nonlife threatening injuries around 2:40. a second was released this evening with 19 inmates. it's unclear if the inmates were held against their will. hours later negotiators were negotiating with prisoners who rattled off a list of demands. >> we want people to know what's going on. >> what is it you are trying to accomplish? >> i want a formal apology from the governor for the decades of oppression going on here. >> if we can get this letter, we can go ahead and call it a night. >> we want the world to know this wasn't for nothing. tryi

. >> let's talk it over with roland martin and joined by republicans strategist matt keelan.the pocket area, we'll start with you. does the president, white house need to walk back this comment from steven miller? what do you think? >> i don't think so, hallie. i think what he was trying to say, just like when president obama was president and the many same senators and the liberal media came to his defense when he was trying to get his agenda passed, this president is going to push forward with his agenda. we had an election on november 8th and the president won the election and the left still can't get over that fact. right now the white house is continuing to try to push the agenda he got elected to do. >> matt, i think you forgot something. that's the executive branch. there's a thing called the congressional arm. matt, matt, matt, one second. the issue people are taking on capitol hill, it's not just democrats. republicans are also offended by this. you have senator bob corker who was trying to make it perfectly clear, look, you might be the president but when it comes t

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but behind them, you have matt mccormack and roland colthurst, both very impressive young talents.skiing, there is pipe and slopestyle to look forward to. in pipe, this junior olympic gold—medalist will almost certainly go to pyeongchang. it is her first olympics but anything can, and probably will, happen. there is no pressure because i'm the youngest to get the olympics. just to get there be an achievement. it would just be... not many people do it, so it would be nice to get there. obviously, if i do well, that is even better. in slopestyle you have two sisters, katie and molly, and this athlete who's came so close in sochi, can he make it onto the podium? we know freestyle has the fun factor, but can curling be considered cool? every four years interest leads the nation, and during sochi 2014, #lovecurling became a social media trend, as britain won silver and bronze medals. in pyeongchang, a brother and sister could be taking to the ice. built on an old car park near london's olympic stadium, this curling rink is evidence of a sport on the rise. it's increased profile is mainl

. >> reporter: roland and linda pi hurricane katrina.this time, she had to hide in her bathroom and say prayers to her lord. >> what were you praying for? >> just cover me with your blood, and keep me. that's all i could do and he did. >> reporter: jared parfait went looking for his 70-year-old aunt in her battered home. >> aunt vergie! >> reporter: we can report that he found her safe and sound. in all, 33 people were hurt and two are still hospitalized >> it really is amazing when you look at the damage, a refrigerator pushed on its side and an ice bok o box pushed over there. you realize that no one in these neighborhoods was killed. they're hoping to get the power turned back on by the end of the week. steve osunsami, abc news, new orleans. >> incredible there to see those images and hear those stories. >> they now have like 150 different federal workers there trying to get everything back on track. >> man. and the 9th ward once again hit so they need help. >> coming up, the controversy behind a high school basketball player who scor

someone people gravitated to wherever he went a big brother to 11-year-old roland. >> he loved his little brother very much. >> the family is asking the shooter to turn himself in and hoping if that does not happen, to speak up. >> a friend of a friend or someone who hears a humor or you know maybe has a suspicion would help arlington out. >> my son didn't deserve this. and if you know anything, if you know anything about this person, please give the police the information. because he should be brought to justice. >> arlington police say the suspect is considered armed and dangerous. if you have any information for police they want you to -- and you want to stay anonymous you can call fox5tips@wttg.com o. 1-866-411 tips they are planning a memorial for him on saturday. >> and a deadly house fire at killed a little boy. fire broke out yesterday afternoon arcade street. at one point firefighters first on the scene had to retreat because the flames were so intense. four people were hospitalized and two the fire and no word who caused that deadly inferno. >> d.c. police released this body cam

a bringing brother to 11 year old roland. he loved his little brother very much. the family is asking the shooter to turn himself in.msel and hoping if that doesn't happen someone out there will ci a friend of a friend or someone who hears a rumor or, maybe has a suspicious would helplp arlington out. my son didn't deserve this.his. and if you know anything, if you know anything about this persons please give the police the information because he should be brought to justice. > that suspect is considered to be armed and dangerous.ange if you have information thation you'd like to share with raters and you want to stay anonymous you can call 1-866-411 tips.ips gray's family is planning a memorial for him this saturday. that will be held in fredericksburg. they are expecting hundreds ofsf people to attend. live in arlington, lindsay watts, fox5 local news. > the search is on tonight for the vandals who targeted four monuments on the washingtonon t mall, the lincoln memorial, world war ii memorial,oria washington monument and the d.c. war mow moral were all by graffi

. >>> fresco user rich roland from burlington showed this fierce wind.you see news happening take out your phone shoot it and use the fresco app to send it to our newsroom.& lucy. >> thank you iain. wilmington lawmakers and residents came together to honor contributions of hat tee h. fail land. she became the first african-american woman to serve on the city council in 1967. in her honor you see it right there it's a commemorative marker went up in the burton fail land community garden. her granddaughters were that for the tribute. here now to talk about the process, the one and only tom srendenschek. >> we have the process for you lucy. good evening. 76ers told you for years to trust that process. but now can you real really trust the people behind the process? we'll talk about it after the break. >> today's moment in black history today we honor sculptor frederick eversley he creates artwork from cast resin and other materials in 1977 he became the first artist residence at the smithsonian >>> tom srendenschek taking on the sixers and the trust factor.

fresco rich roland caught this amazing scene on rock dale road. no one was inside. have been reported. fresco user emma takes us to the top of the hill apartments in wilmington where police say a woman was kidnapped. police say an armed man forced the victim into a car and then made her take out some money from an atm after he stole the cash he kick her to the curb, back near the apartments last night. she's got some minor injuries and police are still looking for the guy. a group elementary school students spent their valentine's day spreading joy to seniors. fresco user nicole johnson takes us to spring hill cherry hill assisted living sent. girl scouts daisies group handed out valentine's, chocolates and teddy bears. when you see news happening take out your phone and shoot it and use the fresco app to end it to our newsroom. >> do you believe in the process now? >> i do. >> you do. >> i'm a big believer in the process. >> okay. so, you know, shredder, apparently patience is a good thing. >> it's a good thing but don't take it too far. it is a virtue philadelphia

wizard' ben roland, like we said sips the start of 2017. morrison making it happen. not the best dunk, but hey, there's a first time for everything. a shooter's bounce on a dunk? not the last time we'll hear from morris tonight. trey burke does his best job, impersonation here. game tied at 59 at the half. we move to the fourth quarter. the game becomes rated pg-13 as in paul george, we're number 13. scored a game-high 31 points. pacers within one in the fourth quarter. less than a minute to play -- to morris, a season high-26 for morris. this the game clincher. the seven straight double-double 33rd of the season. 26 points, 14 assists. wizards win 112-107. >>> in the district, throughout the summer, former wnba mvw dellle adon. the 6'5", 27-year-old was traded earlier from the chicago sky. tonight that's her at the wizards game catching some of the action. that is what you call synergy. the wizards recognize her talent. it sounds like you can expect to see some of them attending mystics games next summer. >> she wasn't as tall as i thought she was. i thought she was

. >> pictured here, see alvarez mercedes, roland, and jose pal qual, arrested as a result of investigation. long list of felony charges caring maximum of 06 years in prison. if convicted. >>> out there, frank pal green owe, senior, best known as frank, on sopranos, has died at the age of 72, actor pass the away tuesday of lung cancer, now in addition to her screen and television credits, pell green eco owned italian restaurant man hat end irks only has ten staples, president trump and hillary clinton are among the notable names who have visited this dining spot. >> happens every year, groundhog day, still ahead on "eyewitness news". >> punxsutawney phil many makes his prediction, will it be more winter or early spring in what say you, katie? >> well, i can definitely give you the real deal, and what i can tell you at least initially is that we are facing another drastic cool-down. so by the time we hit the weaken we will be stuck into the 30's, if not 20, a depending on your location, despite full sunshine. but also a run of snow that comes our way for the p.m. hours of sunday, maybe mixin

he's expected toing on the ballot along with scott roland and placido polanco. >> up next, pizza andng. pizza that has more ski mountains to choose from than any other in the country. ♪ and that's not the only thing you can only find in new york state. you can find it all, only in new york. new york. it's all here. it's only here. plan your winter getaway at iloveny.com >> pizza is a crowd please he and cording to dominoes it's perfect for every occasion including a wedding. >> pizza train has a wedding registry you can purchase a gift card up to $100 newlyweds can enjoy pizza after the big day or get it delivered after the wedding or to the wedding however you want to work that out. kate. well the weekend is in sight now that the snow depared it's cold out there to finish the week and temperatures moderate this weekend back to 40s and 50s slightly above average. we're not going to see a ton of surprise. few breaks on saturday and rain surprised and it's plain old rain this time as temperatures rise to 50s. surprised the warm elingt day of 7 day snv coming up next it's the late show

my colleague, roland hughes, has published a very long article on the bbc news website. 78 items on the list. and for everyone that we cover, we link to the coverage. the only ones we don't link to our events listed by the white house which we cannot find any evidence of them occurring. many of these events listed are major events. the charlie hebdo attack, the paris attacks of 2015 and the san bernardino attacks. i would imagine you remember those being widely covered by the media. the white house saying we are under reported. there are also lesser—known events listed by the white house. for instance, mentioned an incident in new york in 2015. a young mum was shot dead after wounding two police officers with an axe. you can find bbc news coverage of that story on the website from the time. pakistan got a mention. an incident in karachi in 2015. seven pakistani policemen were killed by gunmen. if you go to the bbc website, you'll find coverage of the story. one another example, if we move from pakistan and bangladesh, and something that happened in november 20 15. the wh

. >> reporter: roland and linda pierre went nearly two months without power during hurricane katrina. this time, she had to hide in her bathroom and say prayers to her lord. >> what were you praying for? >> just cover me with your blood, and keep me. that's all i could do and he did. >> reporter: jared parfait went looking for his 70-year-old aunt in her battered home. >> aunt vergie! >> reporter: we can report tonight that he found her safe and sound. in all, 33 people were hurt and two are still hospitalized tonight. it's really is amazing when you look at this kind of damage, and an reridge rater on its side, and an icebox, and no one in these neighborhoods was killed. they're hoping to get the power turned back on by the weekend. david. >> our thoughts and prayers with the people of new orleans again tonight. thank you. >>> there is much more ahead on "wor the circus disaster, the high wire fall. the famous name practicing for a new world record. the moment it all come ace part, and that is just ahead. >>> the international mystery. the young american woman missing for days. we ha

he's expected toing on the ballot along with scott roland and placido polanco. >> up next, pizza and a wedding. pizza >> pizza is a crowd please he and cording to dominoes it's perfect for every occasion including a wedding. >> pizza train has a wedding registry you can purchase a gift card up to $100 newlyweds can enjoy pizza after the big day or get it delivered after the wedding or to the wedding however you want to work that out. kate. well the weekend is in sight now that the snow depared it's cold out there to finish the week and temperatures moderate this weekend back to 40s and 50s slightly above average. we're not going to see a ton of surprise. few breaks on saturday and rain surprised and it's plain old rain this time as temperatures rise to 50s. surprised the warm elingt day of 7 day forecast. snv coming up next it's the late show with stephen colbert and our moreing crew is back tomorrow 4:30 to 7 for kate, don, everyone here i'm ukee washington. >> i'm jessica dean we're always on for you at cbs phill philly.com. >> have a good night family philly.com. >> have a good ni

i know roland and the girls will be hurting, and they put up a fantastic effort, but they got us on atoday? just rx it is in, we talk a lot about how we wanted to play the game, the sort of areas we wanted to get the ball in today. —— a let's move on from the six nations. let's move on from the six nations. let's have a look at the premiership. leicester tigers are back up to fitfth place after a bonus point win over gloucester, while defending champions saracens were surprised by worcester who beat them 24—18. saracens could have gone top of the premiership. but all the six nations action. let's find out what happened in the premier league. thank you very much indeed. nick is alongside me to talk about the big stories in the premier league. we will start at anfield, and liverpool have their first will start at anfield, and liverpool have theirfirst premier will start at anfield, and liverpool have their first premier league win of 2017, eating spurs 2— nil this evening, giving them their first defeat in two months. for all liverpool managers, reminders of past glories are never too f

in april 1915 a frenchman by the named of roland garros equips a more cellular as you see aircraft with a machine gun and he downs three germans. but the problem is you have this big fan in front of you. how do you shoot through this propeller without shooting your own propeller off? and one of the things that they will come up with is a propeller guard, or a piece of metal they will attach onto the propeller to throw the round one way or the other as it strikes the propeller. the problem is ricochets tend to go wherever the hell they want to go. to include your own engine. also, in terms of aerodynamics it also reduces the efficiency of the propeller for about 30%, ballpark figure. okay? as pursuit aviation grows, we see more and more of these organization that's are purely designed just for fighters. at the battle of verdun the germans are going to start consolidating their fighters into distinctive units. pursuit squadrons. and the french will return in kind with their own fighter squadrons. because we want to prevent enemies from seeing our locations we need units that are specifica

topics and has been a regular contributor on cnn in a regular panelist on the washington watch with roland martin. despite these accomplishments i have a major headline about april. she is a mother of two daughters which is why we are here tonight to discuss her new book from the point of view from a worldview on essays and autobiographical sketches that examined what it means for mothers to enable themselves into the world to engage race and racism in our modern day society. it reads the journalistic chops and i is for an important topic and she also shows a willingness to stake out a strong opinion. please join me in welcoming april. [applause] >> you are welcome and good evening everyone. i have a lot of friends from afar and near. i want my fellow white house compadres i've known for 20 years to raise your hand. [applause] i have hope that work with the end help me look halfway decent when i'm talking with you anywhere i talk. thank you all for coming out tonight it is a very big night and there's going to be an announcement at 8:00 and i want someone to let me know what that announcem

a crash at cotman at roland at callaway's irish inn. and a water main break in morristown shutting down church street and chester avenue is an alternate and a broken down vehicle in cherry hill along 70 eastbound and look out live and see it, sitting there in the left lane east of spring dale road. and in a.c. we are watching a downed pole thanks to an earlier crash and 322 eastbound has the right lane blocked because of that, we'll check it again in the next half hour. it's your fault. >> much more ahead on "action news" at 5:00. coming up in sports after rumors that the team could get rid of okafor another big name is headed elsewhere instead. >>> and first new video of a frightening landing in europe. the problem for this plane in the final minutes of flight that made for a scary scene on the runway. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 150 meg internet. which means that in the time it takes mr. wagner to pour a 20oz. cup of coffee, tommy can download 40 songs, and jan can upload 180 photos.

i'm ted roland. >> and i'm mario gomez in for heather. this area getting slammed from the rains and mud slides. >> two major arteries for hours and bringing traffic to a hall. jesse gary is live at the summit on what is still a closed highway 17. jesse, is there any indication when cal tran will reopen 17? reporter: i just checked on that and no time stim but even before we get to that, the sun is out. what a welcome relief. nice and sunny, the sunshine is helping to evaporate the water and dry out of some of the hillside. p the cal tran engineers are trying to determine how far and fast that slide is progressing and once they have an idea about that, then they can look at maybe when this nightmare commute for commuters will be over. let's look at the video. be in the meantime it is more of the same for motorists, this morning is close of summit road heading south and at granite creek for those going north produced backups on secondary roadways. the mudslide is shifting sliding towards the roadway and cal tran engineers close the roadway

welcome to the four on two i'm ted roland. >> i'm heather homes. >> intense days but those at the oroville dam are not out of the woods. >> the approaching storms will not pose an issue, repairs still need to be made on that main spillway. tom vacar live there on the dam. reporter: take a look. this is what 100,000 cubic feet of water per second looks like. it can carve up cities and towns and somewhat uncontrolled and one hundred evacuees got the news they had been waiting for. >> taking together the increase of the flow associated with the storms. we have concluded it is safe to reduce the israel order -- evacuation order in place to a warning. >> by sunday the lake will be more than 50 feet below the emergency spill level and armoring on the regular spillways gaining hole with rocks and will allow operators to release large and manageable amounts of water out of the dam as more rain and eventually that massive snow melt enter. >> and the next storm should not threaten any emergency for the spillway. >> everything is going on to prevent must sustain over a long period of time and the fun

the got $1 million and roland roundtree said his major protÉges to chicago to begin the foundationalscience. they issued the chicago urban forest climate project report, and what they were trying to do is figure out how you determine the value of ecosystem services, the business of how much is saved and mitigated. so very disappointed in what happened in chicago, they issued their report, they were able to quantify the benefits and put it in the dollars and nothing happened. very powerful pr machine and did not go anywhere with it. they kept on working. i was amazed to find this late in the game. it was literally counting believe on a lot of trees, so they were doing all standard street tree data for 16 american reference cities and had a scientific partner ecologist, paula pepper who was very key, which was the least area index on urban trees. over two years she had various helpers stripped the leaves off of the canopies of 100 mature specimens of 14, and species of urban trees one of which is the often maligned pair. so this is the answer. they were almost 90,000 trees. pepper said

we want you to see the important interview and we also have standing by doug schon and add roland as our special panel. there is a lot to get to a head. we are glad you have joined us after the super bowl. let's get to it. the president said the job of keeping america safe from potentially dangerous people coming into this country just got a lot harder. working from his estate in florida he's blaming the courts that paused his immigration ban. earlier the president sat down with bill or riley for an exclusive interview. he weighed in on everything from russia's vladimir putin to the game that just ended. watch. >> another big week with the trump administration. >> the refugee deal not so much. >> i think it was very smooth. he had 109 people out of hundreds of thousands of travelers and all we did wasn't that those people very carefully. >> you wouldn't do anything differently if you had to do it over again. >> some of your people didn't really know what the order was. >> that's not what general kelly said. he said he totally knew, he was aware of it and it was very smooth. it was 10

>> through the chair, i would just add -- >> roland our director of network has some information on that. >> it's a very competitive model. >> roland pickens director of the health network and i will pinch-hit for susan on this, only because i was involved in the original avon grant. >> yes. >> it continues to be an ongoing grant, the amount has decreased about $200,000 since the original one. you remember when the markets first crashed, they made reductions. and they have maintained the contribution to sf g. h. >> i remember commissioner was very concerned and that we had a way to continue to work with avon on this. commissioners any further questions? if not, there is a motion before us for acceptance of the report. all those in favor, say aye? >> aye. >> all those opposed? motion has been approved. thank you. we'll move on to our next item, please. >> yes, i will note afterwards that you all -- that there was no public comment to that item. item 7 is the dph 2016-federal and state legislature summary and plans. you all have a resolution before you that you'll vote on at the february m

hot topics on msnbc and has been a regular contributor on cnn and panelist on washington watch with roland martin.despite all these accomplishments i have a major headline about april ryan. she is a mother, a proud mother of two daughters. which in part, is why we are here tonight to discuss her new book, "at mama's knee: mothers and race in black and white". from the point of view of a mother's view is a series of essays is one of our people essays that examine what it means for a mother to enable themselves through children and by default in the world to effectively engage race and racism in our modern-day society. good reads praises "at mama's knee: mothers and race in black and white" saying brian's journalistic -- she also shows a willingness to stick out strong and popular opinion. isn't that a real mother for you? [laughter] please join me in welcoming april ryan. [applause] >> i feel so welcomed. always at politics and prose. good evening everyone. wow, i have a lot of friends from far and near. from baltimore, am telling you politics and prose and i want my fellow white house comp

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. >> my name is nick roland. i'm a ph.d student here at u.t. went to v.a.h for undergrad and i was active duty army for four years. my routine is just like anyone else. you know, i get up, eat breakfast. the only difference is that i put a handgun in my bag before i get on my bike and ride to campus. i know it's loaded. it's got the loaded chamber indicator. once i get to campus, i'll find somewhere i can discreetly put my weapon on my hip. i'm just going to holster it and place it right here on my hip. >> campus carry went into effect august the 1st of 2016, which means that a person with a handgun license can now carry a handgun, concealed, inside of a building of a college campus. my name is michael cargill. i'm the owner of central texas gun works, which is a gun store here in austin, texas. campus carry is now in effect. whoa, we can carry. i carry a .45, a .38 special, and a nine millimeter, love it. i like walking to the grocery store, i like going to the movie theaters, i like going to all those places, and now finally we can carry those same facili