. >> and just as they realize it's a video and they're trying to correct dad, rowland pops in. >> rowland>> and everybody goes bananas. because rowland is a marine and he told them he wouldn't be able to make it home for spring break. >> did you know he was doing this? >> dad was the only one that was in on this? >> yes. dad went and picked rowland up earlier and they had no idea. he told them that they were just going to breakfast and they put all this together. it was one big beautiful surprise. >>> this next video is super sweet as well. this little one's dad is in the military. he's been gone about a month. they decided to give her a little something. >> oh, that's cute. that's her dad. it's her dad's voice. >> yes. they had a voice recording of her father's voice put in her teddy bear so every time she presses it, it plays. this made me melt. >> dad! >> oh, my goodness. i can't handle that. >> dad! >>> he's looking at some sculptures by the sea and realizes -- >> not all art is created equal. >> very interpretive. >> see his spoof not quite open for interpretive. >> connect with your

official jess rowland was in charge of testing the cancer risks of the herbicide. but according to a court filing, rowland reportedly told a monsanto manager on a conference call in 2015, "if i can kill i should get a medal," in reference to an investigation into the chemicals in roundup. a federal judge says rowland appeared to have a "highly suspicious" relationship with monsanto. rowland also oversawaw committee that found there was not enough evidence to conclude glyphosate, onone of the key chehemicals in roundup, causes cancer. in florida, the top prosecutor for metropolitan orlando has annonounced she will not seek te death penalty in any first degr m murder cacases. c consideration of the n new statute under my admininistrati, i will n not be seseeking death penalty's in cases handled in my office. amy: state attorney aramis ayala's announcement thursday sparked outrage because she was set to prosecute the case of markeith loyd, who is accused of killing his pregnant ex-girlfriend, who was an orlando police officer. following her announcement, florida gover

i am ted rowlands. >>> the plan to repeal and replace obama care moves a step further in the cow's. they are stripping money from other parts of the government. bill is in washington with the latest.>> we love ireland. >> reporter: well president trump had lunch with irish leaders, democrats looked at the budget. >> it will hurt people's opportunity to get ahead. >> reporter: nasa's cut to big agencies like the environmental protection agency and environmental services. all facing cuts of 18 percent- 31 -- 18-31 percent. the global climate change initiative and the national endowment for the arts in the corporation for public broadcasting. that is not all.>> the drum budget cuts education by 14 percent. >> reporter: the new budget blueprint is said to at $54 billion to the military. while the white house is looking for $1.5 billion for a border wall, it is defending the deep cuts as a way to keep the deficit in line. >> this budget reallocate and reprice horses -- reprice a taurus and dasher prioritizes spinning as any budget would do. -- spending is any budget would do.>> reporter:

i'm ted rowlands. >> i'm heather holmes. substantial damage to that overpass spanning the 101 in palo alto has snarled traffic at times today. >> this comes as caltrans crews work to repair the problem. jesse gary has an update on the repairs. >> reporter: this story is changing almost by the minute. the update right now is that caltrans crews are putting up a large black tarp that will catch any pieces of concrete that may break off and fall down towards traffic. right now three of four lanes are open. the far left lane and shoulder are closed. however, they hope to open all four lanes by 7:00 tonight. that's beyond the teeth of the rush hour but still may provide some relief for people leaving work late. the problem is worse than first thought. a support girder has been damaged and will need to be replaced complicating the repair job. take a look at video. for the most part this morning and early afternoon crews used hammers to chip away and knock down damaged portions of concrete that surround exposed rebar. the fear was

i'm ted rowlands. >> i'm alyana gomez. breaking news out of san jose. chp investigators say they believe this shooting that shut down highway 101 last night was gang related. officials say someone inside a white dodge charger opened fire on a black acura integra. more details on that story, but back over to breaking news. >>> an investigation is underway after a police shooting in san jose. all this began just over an hour ago. ktvu's jesse gary is on the scene and has the latest. >> reporter: guys this is the first officer involved shooting in san jose this year. what we know, one suspect shot multiple times by san jose police officers. he has been taken from the scene. the scene that you see behind me. this, as you said, started an hour ago. they're still on scene processing and putting down bullet casing markings. take a look at our video. i can tell that you witnesses tell me this started at valley fair shopping mall about an hour ago, maybe a little more than. that they say that the suspect was harassing children. someone called police, and that st

roy rowland. when we were dealing with what , he and i hillarycare were together. i was president of the freshman class. we worked together to put in a network of community health centers way back then. so i have been involved in this every day that i've been in this congress and for 25 years before i got here. so community health centers are very important. and that is a good part of this bill. and i would hope that irrespective of what becomes the eventuality of this piece of legislation or other pieces of legislation, i would hope at some point, in the not-too-distant future, all of us can sit down in a bipartisan way and create a network of community health centers in this country to give 100% coverage, especially in rural communities. when you have people that are having to go 50 miles away to the emergency room because a kid gets his or her figure slim in the door, i really hope we will get to point where we could get that coverage. that to me will be a big contributor to bring in health care costs down because of the laws that someone mentioned earlier that

roland, roy rowland, when we were dealing with what this was called, hillary care, he and i worked together. we worked together to put in a network of community health centers way back then. i have been involved in this every day i have been in this congress and 25 years before i got here. community health centers are very important. that is a good part of this bill. i would hope that irrespective of what becomes the eventuality of this piece of legislation or other pieces of legislation, i sold hope that in the not distant future we can sit down together and create a network of committee health centers in this community to give 100% coverage, especially in rural communities. when you have people who have to go 50 miles away to the emergency room because the kid gets his or her fingers slammed hope weoor, i really can get to the point where we can get the coverage. that to me will be a big contributor to bring health care costs down. as someone mentioned earlier, if my memory serves a wrong, there was a break increase. the emergency room's have to take care of these people. they go from the

we will get right of frank here in rowland heights, california. caller: thanks for taking my call. host: go ahead. caller: i've been watching for the past few weeks, months, everything going on with the election. i'm a young person, only 29 in southern california, and i believe we should have health care. for notdn't be fined having health care, but we should be paying outrageous costs either. my understanding from watching the past few weeks, it seems like money is a big issue. for don't want to pay it. money is a test money is behind everything in this world. -- money is behind everything this world. in order to pay for health care, i believe, fda should reschedule cannabis as a schedule 2 drug and tax cannabis nationwide and use that money to help pay for .ealth care for the people not only will industrial hemp help many industries if the fda would stop ignoring semi--- so many studies done by institutions showing the benefits of cannabis. it is a benefit that can help the american public. that a driving industry they could use tax money for to pay for some of this health care.