it is not as comfortable as the russell building. it is not a building that appeals to the senators the way the russell building did, but it serves its purpose. its chief purpose was to be a place for committees to hold hearings that could be televised. this was 1958. television was in its prime. there was a lot of interest to televise proceedings of congress. they could not go on the floor. there was no c-span on the floor of the chambers in those days. the hearings of the senate were being televised. they needed better situations. better equipment. the capital building had direct current at this time, rather than alternating current. the capital building had been wired for electricity by thomas edison. sometimes, if you are ahead of the curve in terms of technology, you become obsolete faster than everyone else. until 1960, the capital had direct current, which meant you could not plug anything into the wall. as a result, the radio-tv gallery where radio and television reporters operated petitioned the senate to have a role in the c

up constitution avenue, between the capitol and the russell building. again, i would only presume this is to deal with someone who is injured, whether it be the officer or the person wielding to the gun here. but we are told that the situation is under control, there's no longer a threat and there was a single shooter who was shot by law enforcement. you see that's always the problem. the sources i talk to regular by, theyll tell you that the capitol complex is secure. the debate is what goes on out. terry gainer the former u.s. capitol police and the former sergeant at arm has long advocated pushing back the perimeter so you clear security a couple blocks away from the capitol so when you go in, you're free to roam around. anything can carry anything around and that's where people worry the threat could be. we don't know the circumstance but this happened outside, and seven, anybody can come around with a weapon or what have you. we had a fellow seven or eight years ago who had a car pulled up at the edge of the capitol, packed with explosives and othe

and fox news now reporting that back in 2,008 this same suspect had been arrested here, at the russell building, that's the senate building, just across the street from the visitors center, and back then in 2008, when police went to search his vehicle, it was loaded with ammo, as well as weapons, and now we know that they're waiting for search warrant to go inside his vehicle, currently, that vehicle parked on the other side of the capitol on the south lawn, between the reflecting pool as w there that car has tennessee dealer plates, so we're still learning more about the history that far vehicle. but now police waiting to issue that search warrant on that car, seeming to be related to mr. dawson, the suspect, like you said, he's now in surgery. we understand through sources that he was shot in the leg. it seems like as well through sources but at least 2us capitol police officers fired their guns, and thankfully it seems like everyone else was able to get away virtually unscathed, one woman between the ages of 35 and 40 years old, also injured her injuries appear to be minor at this time. stil

buildings. they are russell, dirksen and hart. we often see him report from the federal building without identifying as such, but they've been very friendly to our viewers. we have jill epstein with us. she was in the capitol hill visitors center. jill, what did you see and how did this happen? >> i'm with the association agency. we were in between meetings with our legislators. we went to the visitors' center to kill some time, and as we were walking in with metal detect torz saying -- left his phone and. they told us for a couple -- i don't know, two minutes, then they screamed just run for it. men with guns everywhere, and we just ran up this huge ramp from the visitors center. like you said, it was kind of underground. i just went out and ran with police everywhere. >> did you hear the report, the actual noise of a gun being discharged? >> i didn't personally hear that. . seeing on sort of shaky iphone vide video. we had officers on foot, i'd armds drawn, kind of there, it was fast. >> people appeared out of nowhe nowhere, poli

and fox news now reporting that back in 2,008 this same suspect had been arrested here, at the russell buildingat's the senate building, just across the street from the visitors center, and back then in 2008, when police went to search his vehicle, it was loaded with ammo, as well as weapons, and now we know that they're waiting for search warrant to go inside his vehicle, currently, that vehicle parked on the other side of the capitol on the south lawn, between the reflecting pool as w

. >> rubio greeted by members of his staff in washington as he walked into the russell senate build. and he took questions about what plans or doesn't plan to do next. >> i'm not going to be anybody's vice president. i'm not interesting in being vice president. i don't mean that in a disrespectful way. i'm not runnink for govenor of i'm going to finish out my term in senate over the next ten months. we're going to work hard here and we have things we want to achieve and then i'll be a private citizen in january. >> lynn: rubio suspended his campaign on tuesday after losing to donald flum a big way in the florida prior marry and he didn't hold back when it comes to trump's frunt ron ner status saying he shoaps there is still time stop him from getting that nomination dismiemg iewp here on 7 news at 6:30, an unusual plane flying over south florida and it would be in for an unusual landing. ievmentd a school bus driver making a stop wairn he was in the path of danger. and pilot and student out for a training run finding themselves nay serious situation. >>> >>> >> lynn: look at this, ar

so we're just fortunate that the incident took place there and not in, like, the russell building or dirksen building which would have potentially resulted in many casualties. ashley: makes you wonder the motivate here. of course we don't know the identity of the shooter. what may have precipitated this. but congress is on recess. lawmakers are all across the country at home with their constituents. it's pretty quiet right now on capitol hill, other than the staffers of course and all the media. it would be a strange time for someone if they wanted to make a maximum statement. >> absolutely. it would be a really strange time. you know, recess is a point where not only the members go back to their districts but mostly the staff are only allowed to take vacation during this -- during those weeks. they're not only are there no members, but there aren't many targets of any kind. which really leads you to think that it's -- of course not a very well organized potentially mentally unstable individual. ashley: you know, it's interesting, andrew, as i mentioned what we see in europe going on

pfirefighters say it started at pan end unit and spread to the prest of the building. p>>russell: and we should know pmore why a car drove off the 301 pand drove into a building. pit happened in the area of 301 pand causeway. pdeputies say the car jumped the pmedian and continued across pother lanes in through a wall of pa law firm. pthe driver had to be extricated phe was taken to tampa general as pa trauma alert. pno one was inside the building pat the time of the crash. p>>jennifer: the coast guard has psuspended their search for a man pthat fell off a cruise ship in pkey largo. pit happened around 3:00 a.m. psaturday. pguests say they saw the assenger fall from his state proom balcony on the 10th deck of pthe navigator of the sea. pthe coast guard searched more pthan 2,500 square nautical miles pfor the man. p>>russell: clearwater building pforced to ee zakt over the pweekend is back open this pmorning. phulk hogan was signing pautographs saturday when the pbuilding just somehow shifted. peverybody got out. pthe building shut down. pfour support beams have been laced in the b

luke russert was in the russell senate office building.for the longest time, we were limited to hearing from luke on a cell phone. he has been liberated from those confines and is now outdoors on capitol hill. luke? >> reporter: yeah, hey, brian. like i mentioned earlier, we're sloi legetting back to normal here. constitution avenue is back open to vehicle traffic. people are permitted to walk here on the sidewalks. you can't walk up to the capitol right now unless off pass. an interesting development just within the last minute. you see that police car right behind me? the chief of police for washington, d.c., kathy lanier, just showed up. and in the last half hour, a lot of d.c. police have shown up. and i'm sure pete can speak to this better than i can, but from talking to a few of the capitol police around here, d.c. police will have some jurisdiction in this investigation. so the fact the chief of police of d.c. showed up here on the scene gives you an idea of the magnitude of this story and how important they view it, even though it

russell was found shot to death outside a dayton, ohio apartment building in february. russell's six-month-old daughter was in her vehicle with her. the baby is okay. a brand new development will prevent the sewer district in cincinnati from trucking around human waste to lower price hill. this stems from an incinerator that's shutting down on the east side. side.nine on your side tom's mckee is live in the east end with reaction to this new development. msd already trucks the sludge the little miami water reclamation plant to be burned. however, this incinerator will shut down march 21st because it can't meet epa air emission regulations.there had been fears that might mean more trucks sent to an incinerator 10 miles away, but that won't happen. terry traurig was hard at work monday grinding a part for a new door at jerry ernst auto body on eastern avenue.that's right across the street from the little miami plant and he knows when sludge-filed trucks come and go. go. "it already smells real bad when they do go by. i can't imagine it getting much worse." worse."the littl

the russell building is neo classical. the dirksen building is a mirrored image, a little plainer. but the hart building is very modern. some people have confirmed it to the large ice cube tray. very different looking building. >> senate historian emeritus don ridgy takes us inside the newest of the three senate office buildings the hart senate office building to learn about the construction and place in congressional history. on the presidency at 8:00, smithsonian portrait gallery david ward chronicles abraham lincoln's life through portraits. >> lincoln takes time out from writing the inaugural address and he does sit for this, but the eyes disappear. this sense in which lincoln is present to the public for his suffering. >> for the complete schedule go to c-span.org. >>> treasury secretary jack lew spoke at the carnegie endowment for international peace yesterday about the history of u.s. sanctions policy. he spoke about current sanctions on iran, russia and north korea. and he offered his views on the future of sanctions. this is 40 minutes. >> it's a great pleasure to welcome

i'm in the office building in russell and i can tell you there is nobody in the hallways. people are standing in their offices having been directed to shelter in place. even though they said walking to and from the buildings are okay. not many people are following that, they're really just staying where they are which leads me to believe something on the serious side is probably going on. >> any of those servers you're on direct e-mail, have you gotten any updates? >> as of now, no. i've been periodically checking them. that's the system capitol police use. ordinarily it's sent out for something like, there is a suspicious package, avoid the area. and most of those since i've been here in seven years it turns out to be someone accidentally left a bag or there is a piece of garbage or something of that nature. >> i'm just getting in my ear that there was a senate e-mail sent out that reportedly gunshots were heard in the cnc of the u.s. capitol building. >> that would confirm what folks have heard around the vicinity of the capitol business center. i did not myself hear gun

. > rubio greeted by members of in washington as he walked into his office in the russell senate ofce gild building. he also took questions about what i plans or doesn't plan to do next. >> i'm not going to be any one's vice prievmentz not interesting in being vice president. >> lynn: don't neen that in a disrespectful way. i'm not going to be vice president or run for govenor. i'm going to finish out my time here as senate over the next ten months and then i'll be a private citizen in january. >> >> lynn: rubio suspend his campaign on tuesday night after thriewgz trump bigig time. and he didn't hold back when it comes to the front runner stawts saying he hopes there is still time to stop him from gheaght mom nation. >> in the newsplex. lynn martinez. 7 news. >> all right lifnlt the latest on the supreme showdown in our nation's capital, a day after judge mer ik glarnd was he met with senate leader harry reid and the senate judiciary committee patrick lay here. the republicans still refusing meet with him saying they won't considerininany pick made bit president until after the november election. g

in fact i'm standing between the dirksen and russell senate office buildings on first street southeast,s that double line in it. this has been closed off 15 years. oklahoma city after mid 90s. you should be able to -- used to be able to drive through here. they closed that off. you can park your car if you're assigned here. they have change ad few things. this would be another level, one of the things they have to call into question, ingress and egress out of the capitol. david: they certainly changed a lot of things after 9/11, you used to be able to drive past the white house on pennsylvania avenue. you can't anymore. they may have to make changes. chad, thank you very much. melissa. melissa: bill gavin former fbi assistant director. can i get your reaction and what is your first thought? >> i listened to catherine herridge, as always she is spot on analysis, you move the choke point a little further and create an insown and out of zone violation. the problem is other things can really be done. what i would add to catherine can say, why we don't want to talk about profiling but anath

. >> i am right in between the russell bennett building and the u.s. capitol.f an at intersection where lots of tourists are spilling out from the visitors center area on to the nearby sidewalk. it's a lot of parents and children huddled together. relieved that they're out of there. many of them are telling me they were inside a movie theater while this happened. they were inside i guess watching one of the tour guide movies. there was an announcement that went out that there was an active shooter in the building. the movie kept playing for several minutes and people stayed in their seats. and then police came by, sort of safeguard them in that auditorium. other people i spoke with said that they -- they were in the cafeteria when it happened. their descriptions were a little more vague than others. but that's basically where i am. >> ian, invaluable. stay with me. let's just dip in and hear some sound from someone i believe was there. >> i think they kind of -- they got a hand on it pretty well. yeah, it was scary hearing that kind of thing over the loud speak

p>> there's multiple buildings, i pknow one apartment building and pi believe the other building is p>>russell: right now they pbelieve that everybody is safe pand accounted for and that no pone is missing but dogs are used pto go through the rubble just in pcase. pwe'll continue to monitor the pstory and bring you the latest pas soon as we get it. pwe start this half hour with a pdeveloping story out of tampa. pdeputy involved shooting and a pman is dead. p>>laura: shayla reaves is live pfor us at the winwood oaks papartment where it all happened. pwhat do we know so far? p>>reporter: good morning to you. p27-year-old jeffrey glen pgonzales died from injuries and pthe four deputies are on padministrative retune. pthat's routine after the type of pevent that unfolded here last pnight. pit was around 11:00 in the pevening when the hillsborough pcounty sheriff's office tells us pthey received a 911 call from psomeone who reported a man pyelling and waving a gun. pnow, that report came in here to pdeputies arrived and discovered phim armed. pthey tried unsuccessfully to ptalk him down. p>> one of

p>>russell: and they're getting pready to break down on st. ete's tallest building. pit's called a historic event. phey, buddy. p>> good morning. pa couple of showers moving pthrough the area but we get rid pof the showers as we head pthrough the morning and end up pwith a nice day. pthe last of the showers now, pmaking their way through psoutheast, all into hardee, de psoto, southern sarasota county pand that's pretty much it. pwe'll get rid of the showers the pnext half hour or so. pforecast for today, 67, by noon p71, mid 70s and a look at the pnext couple of days. pit's not too bad. pgetting into the start of the pweekend, increasing sun today, a pbit breezy. ptomorrow mostly sunny and leasant and wait until you see pforecast. pi have details in a bit. p>>jennifer: we're heading into pthe finally friday morning rush phour drive. pnot there quite yet. pwe have a couple of trouble pwe'll start with a look along pdale mabry highway. pthere's an accident reported. pso far i can't think of any road pblock associated with the crash pso you can probably get past pthat w

be here at the school cleaning the school making sure the building and classrooms are ready when students return monday morning. dedrick russell wbtv on your side. >> thank you. right now good news for the city of charlotte. the payment processing firm paypal will open a global operations center in the queen city 400 new jobs. the announcement was made this afternoon. paypal announced that charlotte was in the running for an east coast operations center. david whisenant was at today's announcement and will have much more on the impact this could have on our area tonight on wbtv news at 6:00. fridays often mean a slow go on the interstate. here is tonya rivens in the first alert traffic center. i-77 northbound is slow-moving traffic happening at the moment. quite a bit of stop-and-go traffic. a couple accidents close to i-77 one at clanton road and archer drive and another on tryon by i-77. west tyvola is a great alternate route. and the slow-moving traffic again i-77 north. really impacted as we wrap up and check in on the dot camera. back towards westinghouse. slow-moving traffic and that is exit 1. about five to six miles fo

building. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from oklahoma, mr. russell, and the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. boyle, each will control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from oklahoma. mr. russell: i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. russell: i ask unanimous consent that all members have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material on the bill under consideration. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. russell: i present today in support of h.r. 2458, introduced by congressman richmond of louisiana, the bill designates lapalco office at 5351 boulevard in marrero, louisiana thearks lionel l. collins sr. post office. judge collins made history by being the first african-american to win an elected office position in the jefferson parish of louisiana he dedicated his life to making new orleans a more just and equal community. judge collins was born in harvey, louisiana rks and not only maintained his root -- louisiana, and not

showing people running out of the russell's airport, and you can see the cloud of smoke coming out of the building, and reporting at least 13 people killed in that blast at the airport this morning, and the airport explosion appears to be caused by a suicide bomber, about 8:30 am brussels time, and all flights were canceled out of brussels this morning. about one hour after the explosion at the airport, another explosion at the brussels metro station at the heart of the city near the european headquarters, at least 15 people killed in that explosion, 55 people injured. all of this coming days after the prime suspect, salah abdeslam was arrested in brussels . the security officials have been bracing for a major attack for weeks and warned that isis was actively preparing, and their fears were heightened, and the prime minister of belgium said that what they feared would happen happened and they were hit by blind attacks. we will be back with another update at 5 am.>>> a look at some of the top stories following this morning, bart is running shuttle trains between the pittsburg a point in the north

pthe building also has a zen pgarden and rooftop terrace. p>>russell: i love that. p>>laura: it's the first major pnew development in seminole pheights which is significant. pthe ribbon cutting is at 10:00 pthis morning. p>>russell: when you're reading pought loud, you run upon things pthat you're not thinking. pit takes a couple of times to plook at it. p>>laura: here is what i'll say pabout that story. pheights come back. p>>russell: it's good for pseminole heights. pyeah. p>>laura: things you'd rather do pthan pay your taxes. pthe crazy things that millions pof americans say they would be pup for if they didn't know uncle psam. phow do you think i would look pwith an i.r.s. tattoo? pchipotle's delicio (vo) making the most out of that's why i got a subaru impreza. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. our gardens have evolved. we can run them from anywhere. make them greener faster. drop them and watch them bloom. they're 5-star worthy, grown regionally... and keep their color... a lot, lot longer. these gardens are the next generation of blooming. herbs & veg

that's where they're cars pull up and their details escort them into the building what happened in july of 1998, russell westin, jr., mentally disturbed person, still with us but never tried but a he is incompetent to stand trial, ruled as such. he came in, there was one guard at the door at that point. and he shot and killed that officer, and right around the corner from that was the office of the then majority liter tom delay, an officer there, withwho drew his weapon, exchanged gunfire with westin and shot westin. he would have dade had his life not been saved by bill frist who was a world class heart surgeon but the other officer died and that's one of the ropes they put the cvc in. they've said we can't come this many people coming through and that particular instance 1998 was the final imbus to start working on the visitor center and then increase that after september 11th. >> as i'm sure there's going to be some new thinking about the security but we should applaud the capitol hill police once again, and, chad, you're -- your experiencen and is invaluable. we appreciate it and talk you again real

building completed by fall 2018. light on the campus of ucf, ty russell, channel 9 eyewitness news . >> thousands of floridians casting ballots in the primary election but at the top of the hour we told you several orange county polling places ran out of ballots. working to find out how officials are making it for -- making up for the shortest. only one affected by the problem -- problem the mayoral race is expected as well. >>> alarming video recorded by ugh. i really shouldn't. no, you know what? i should. and i will. weekly ad flippin', couponing mastermind. who's saving big time? this girl! can i help you? indeed. this queen of savings deserves a reward. a cannoli, please. the weekly ad, bogos and coupons. three easy ways to save at the same place you love to shop. publix. where shopping >>> turnout for florida's primary is reaching record levels. we found precincts throughout orange county that were not prepared with much ballots, causing lines and forcing some folks to walk away without casting a vote. >> they're not coming back. >> we've been monitoring the polling sites across central florida, and asking offic

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build the panama canal. samuel darling was responsible for leaking malaria there. which almost shut the american attempt to shut the panama canal, as well as the french. next to him is paul russell, one of malaria's most favorite sons. through the new deal, anti-poverty programs, building dams in a way that eliminated the ski-doo alarm but instead of producing mosquito larvae, bringing electricity to committees in the south, and attracted industry which brought jobs, people could get out of shacks and into homes with screens. essentially by 1940 most of america's military had been completely dried up. while we're working on malaria in this way, this man won a nobel prize because he figured out how to give malaria to -- share them of insanity. in 1927 he won a nobel prize because syphilis was rampant. a late stage of syphilis is an infection in the brain that causes erratic behavior, insane behavior. most people ended up in the asylum or state hospitals and a year or two later they would die. he figured out he could save 30% of them if he gave them a malaria. malaria fevers, if you can control them with quinine, would increase the body's immune system to a point where it could ac

build site... in protest of the company hiring employees from outside of nevada. russell: "we would have hoped that there was a little better protection for local workers when this went through the legislature. what they ended up getting was 50 percent local workforce on the job. we don't think that's enough." senate bill one from the 2014 special session... requires that tesla hire half of its workers argue... that there are nevada workers available... and tesla should up the percentage. they say tesla hires from other states... in order to save money. we reached out to tesla for a response... and a spokesperson sent us a statement saying in part quote: "in reality, more than 50% of the workers used by this contractor and more than 75% of the entire gigafactory workforce are nevada residents, demonstrating the project's strong commitment to nevada." end quote. the tesla spokesperson went on to say that-- tesla hires the best vendors and suppliers for the job, based on factors of quality, schedule, cost, reliability and reputation. turning to the crime beat.. reno police

building. sued. the lawsuit names fogel and heat of his charity russell taylor. the girl is speaking $150,000 from each of them. they say that taylor used hidden cameras to film 12 nude minors and shared the images with him. she claims that emotional trauma. total of 1.4 million in restitution to 14 victims about out they can sue for more. the imagi 3 a lot of talk in washington is on >>> a lot of talk in washington about the supreme court pick. and courtesy calls were made and they are pushing lawmakers to considers nomination. a united front against any vote or hearing, they want donald trump to pick the next nominee, we should not be talking about him even if obama were to nominate george w. bush i would not be considered either. >> despite the opposition, experts say garland would not be a huge shift. he is proabortion and apartment gun but on other issues he is center right and he is where justice scalia was. >>> a strange story out of. >>> texas where golf ball sized hail killed some of the flamingos at the fort worth zoo. the hail was this morning. some, t

building is also plit up in the colors of belgium. pand now to the race for the pwhite house. p>>russell: we begin with arizona pand the biggest prize. pdonald trump won on the prepublican side. p47% of the vote well ahead of pted cruz and john kasich. pwinner take all state so trump pgets all the arizona delegates. pthe democrats, big winner was phillary clinton. p75 delegates to be distributed. pclinton has 57%. pbernie sanders, 39%. pthe democratic caucus, bernie psanders was the big winner. phe got almost 80% of the vote. pclinton got just 20%. p33 delegates at stake there and pthen the republican race in putah, another shift. pted cruz was the big winner. phe got 69% of the vote. pand because he crossed 50%, he pgets all 40 delegates. pdonald trump finished third in putah behind john kasich. promney. p>>russell: idaho just a pnight. pbernie sanders took the win 78% pof the vote. p21%. pthe delegates go to sanders and pwe're just getting this in right pnow. pted cruz getting even more psupport in the republican field. phe's about to get an endorsement pfrom jeb bush, expected to phap

russell is live downtown orlando. state lawmakers have just >> reporter: that is exactly what university leaders were hoping for. the fight for funding to build this is not over yet. governor. scott has the final say . eyewitness news has learned state budget negotiators have agreed to set aside $20 million for the proposed ucf downtown campus but the university leaders sent us a statement about it it reads quote we are thankful for the legislative support for ucf downtown. state budget leaders met on a sunday in hopes of both sides disagreements since the legislative session is scheduled to end friday picked move today. last week we told you the florida board of governors approved a less expensive version of the plan vetoed by governor. rick scott last summer. this one relies heavily on private donations and money from ucf along with the $20 million from the state. budget and governor. >> university leaders have not set a date for groundbreaking. they tell us they want to wait until lawmakers pass the state budget. this project is scheduled to be completed in 2018. live in downtown orlando, ty russell, china when it -- channel 9 eyewitness n

build the panama canal. samuel darling was responsible for lick mag layer -- licking malaria, which almost -- and next to him is paul russell, one of malaria's most favorite sons. through the new deal, antipoverty program, building dams in a way that eliminated mosquito larva instead of producing mosquito larva, bringing electricity to communities in the south because mosquitoes hate fans and air conditioning, and attracted industry, which brought jobs, so people could get out of shacks and into homes with tight eaves and screens and by 1940 most of america's malaria had been completely dried up. while we were working on malaria in this way, this man won a nobel prize but a he figured out how to give malaria to -- neurosive lettics and cure them on insanity. in 1927 he won a nobel prize because syphilis was rampant. the late stage of syphilis is an infection in the brain and cause erattic behavior, insane behavior, most people end up in the asylums and state hospitals and a year or two later would die. he figured out he could save 30% of them if he gave them malaria. malaria fevers, if you can control them win quinine, woul

next year, and be the tallest building west of the mississippi. 3 (vanessa) it was supposed to be a day for *answers... and *explanations. and it *did get *emotional... (russell) but residents of flint, michigan aren't satisfied with the hearing on capitol hill over the water crisis. in fact, as fox's peter doocy tells us: some are more frustrated, and fearful, than ever. 3 (russell) one flint resident says: her grandson has learning disabilities now, caused by lead poisoning from the water. others say: they shouldn't have to come to washington to safely drink water and bathe. 3 (vanessa and now, to south africa... and a big problem, for a pint-sized pachyderm. watch the baby elephant. the newborn is handling his *legs really well. but his trunk... not so much. he can't quite figure out what to do with it. he shakes it back and forth... tries to step on it... even tries to but it's still there. animal experts at this national park think: something might have been *itching him... no matter what the reason, it's adorable to watch. 3 ((anchors)) it's now 5:__. time to check the forecast with dave. 3 3 it is 5:__: time now to find out what's happening on the road

(walter)) let's turn it over to russell and laura - to find out what's ahead in our 6 o'clock hour. 3 this morning, crews are breaking ground on st pete's newest building. once it's complete, it will also be the city's tallest ... fox 13's shayla reaves will give us a look at one st petersburg. 3 a crude joke is raising eyebrows after last night's g-o-p debate ... have donald trump's rivals finally gotten under his skin.? 3 and, a solar-powered plane takes flight after being grounded for months. the the world. 3 3 3 stre-e-e-e-eam stream, stream, stre-eam stre-e-e-e-eam stream, stream, stream in my arms when i want you and all your charms whenever i want you all i have to do is stre-e-eam. 3 3 cruz says: "let me point out donald actually (trump interrupts) breathe, breathe, breathe. you can do it, p p>> let me point out we don't pactually care. p>> that's not what you said. p>> donald, please, i know it's phard not to interrupt. pbreathe, breathe, breathe. pyou can do it. pyou can breathe. pi know it's hard. pi know it's hard but just -- p>> when they're done with the pyoga class -- p>>russell: okay. panother bizarre blowout at a pg.o.p. debate. pdonal

building. pwe'll keep you posted you on pthose shape out and when this pall clears out. p>>russell: 6:17. pit's happened again. pteenage gunman burst into the plunchroom of an ohio school and popened fire. pone of the kids shot in the leg, pother injuries appear to be more pthreatening. pthe gunman ran from the school pand got rid of the gun before pcanine deputies caught him. p>> i will say that you will pshootings in other places. pyou don't think that the odds pare against it happening here. p>>russell: the shooter is just p14 years old, now faces multiple pcharges including attempted pmurder. pdetectives say it is not clear pwhether he targeted certain pstudents or just fired randomly. p>>laura: apple fights a court porder to hack a cell phone used pby one of the san bernardino pshooters. pa federal judge in new york pruled the u.s. government cannot pforce apple to hack an iphone. pthis is in a different case. pthis involves a drug dealer. pcompany is being pressured by plaw enforcement agencies to pbreak into more than a dozen piphones in at least 10 others pcases across the country

russell caught up with spellings and she took the job on march 1. what is her first priority? >> well, paul, her first priority is to get a $2 billion bond passed and the sighence building would -- science building would get replaced and try to convince students she is not who they claim she is. >> you know give me a chance. >> those are the words president margaret spellings uses when talking about students who argue she is not the right fit for the unc system. protestors fear her past work at a for-profit college shows she is all for raising tuition but keep tuition affordable. >> i think once people get to know me and understand my long time commitment and passion for public education in our country and at the state level they will see that i've put my money where my mouth is. >> while the president gets to know students she wants them to vote for the $2 billion connect north carolina bond referendum. if approved, unc charlotte's science building would get replaced. students say the building is old and needs to go. >> the first day of class, a student went to put a desk down and it broke. >> look... in this classroom all ceiling tiles have been removed. they kept get

tried afternoon he thinks building authorities and praised the two countries counter-terrorism efforts and he was taken into custody friday along with four others, a monogrammed russelld the last november he drove three conspirators one of the tax side of paris. >>reporter: he's been in hiding ever since the blood shed in paris investing in it and a brick on tuesday of a string a profound and another raid in brussels now officials say that he will finally face trial for alleged role in the deadly paris attack. again! again! again! again? again! again! general mills is removing artificial flavors and colors from our cereals. so you can love cereal... again! >>reporter: it essentially senator burns and a wide margin by some delegates are party leaders. >>marty gonzales: we're taken a lot of the outside from the market fell camera number to the breeze to saddam morning overcast-for the weekend. >>reporter: heading south, jumping back to the to an apartment on the a 4:00 and also san jose most focus again checking in and around 10 and this would receive up to see not have the rain still be about offering in models' clearly outline forest some camera stores to actually ha

build a roadway across his 11 acres of homestead in ashburn. >> that's the zero point it will take off from here. connect russellch and pacific boulevard making a through way to the village center being built almost at his back door. three paths were proposed. one was a nonstarter for the homeown homeowner. through the house. he was at the loudoun county courthouse with his attorney because he says the state of virginia hasn't told him when they would exercise eminent domain. knowing would allow him to take advantage of a window of opportunity to appeal. he's asked the authorities that question and he says the answer he got left something to be desired. >> you will know when the bulldozer comes to the property. >> we believe the constitution gives an owner more. >> reporter: attorney jeremy hopkins says while this case center it's around one man's home there are much broader implications. he says the way eminent domain is being applied here affects all virginians. >> the court will decide whether the constitution requires the state to tell an owner when it takes their property. >> reporter: while he is only chal

building. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from oklahoma, mr. russell, and the gentleman from missouri, mr. clay, each will ontrol 20 minutes. the house will come to order. the chair recognizes the gentleman from oklahoma. mr. russell: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. russell: i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to evise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material on the bill under consideration. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. russell: i present today in support of senate 1596 introduced by senator rob portman of ohio, the bill designates post office that is located at 2082 stringtown road in grove city, ohio, as the specialist joseph w. riley post office building. . speaker, on november 24, 2014, the united states army specialist joey riley gave his life serving his country as a part of operation enduring freedom in kabul proves, afghanistan. specialist riley was just 27 years of age. a native of

russel getting his hair as part of three separate permits in the first few minutes. then doubled it beauty of the assist by jason. in front of the net the stars went on the build a 3-0 lead before san jose rallied too late. the stars win 4-2. sharks continue to hold the number six spot in the west. >>> two of the ncaa tournament's final four teams were decided today and both knocked out regional top seeds to get there. in the south villanova -- the wildcats took on overall top speed kansas. time running out in the first half. jenkins trails throe -- drains a three for villanova. jay hawks made it close in the second half. bridges controls the loose ball. and gets the hoop for villanova here, the wildcats up but four. that was the last field goal they'd made but they got it down on the line down the stretch and they knock down kansas. >>> his name is buddy hield and becoming a cult figure at oklahoma. and the sooners against oregon in today's other game. he hits a three and sooners ran to the 18 point lead at halftime. here's the kind of game it was for the ducks they turn it over and he got two more. hield has 37 points as the sooners were 80-68 winners. two n

russell: this is where we are. pdesperation in detroit. pdonald trump under attack. pwhat marco rubio said to get a plaugh. lus -- p>> it's a ground breaking day. pa new building is on the way and pi'm shayla reaves and i'll tell pyou about the downtown project pthat's creating jobs and pbusiness straight ahead. p>>laura: perfect swing. pan 11-year-old golfer hits a premarkable shot, even tiger pwoods was impressed. p>>russell: we'll get it later. pi promise. p>>laura: welcome to the second phour of "good day" ." p>>russell: now that's a tease. pfirst mike bennett is in for pdave. p>>mike: he has more -- can i pgive away? p>>laura: go ahead. p>>mike: he has more holes in one pat 11 than i do, which is zero. pcheck out the sky right now. pthis is a gorgeous start to the pday. ptampa camera looking out east. pyou see the sunrise off in the pdistance? pthe way of high clouds? pcurrent temperature is 64 in pbrandon. p67 in bradenton. pto the north, a cold front has pcleared. pcold out there. p53 in brooksville. p54 in crystal river. pnow, your forecast for today, pincreasing sun. pi think we can say basically pmostly sunny now throughout the prest of the day. p68

building pin st. petersburg. pmayor kriseman and other city pofficials will be on hand for pthis morning shayla reeves. pthis is going huge, huge thing phappening in st. petersburg, pisn't it? p>> you're right, russell. pin fact the ground breaking is pschedule to take place in just a pcouple of hours. palready we're hearing some of pthat construction equipment pmoving right across the way pthere. pand this is all happening just pbehind me here off first street pnorth. phere's what's on the way. pi want you to take look at this. pwe're talking about 1 st. etersburg. ponce completed officials say it pwill be at tallest building pdowntown. p41 stories. pnow the project is not only pexpected to change the city's pskyline, but also, bring new pjobs and new places to live and pwork. pit includes more than 250 condos pand new hyatt hotel and more pthan 170 rooms. palso includes retail space. pnow we're told just building the ptower, will put people to work pand generate business for some ptampa bay companies. pif you take look at the numbers, pofficials tell us construction palone will bring more than p$90 million in employment and pit will employ between 300 and p500 workers every day. ponce once complet

russell's apology but did not discuss anything further. >>> in a tourism video it shows a skateboarder in front of a well-known building in the country of iceland might discover her state too. >>> a 5-year-old photo of canada's prime minister has suddenly become an online sensation. it shows justin trudeau in a peacock pose when he was a member of the parliament in 2011. the photographer released it's a mirror shot of trudeau's father who struck when he was prime minister of canada. >>> the world's best golfers will gather next week for the masters. among this year's field is defending champion jordan spieth who tees off today in the shell houston open and the golf tournament before four majors. spieth this week lost his number one ranking but he hopes to keep the coveted green jacket. in new york, he shows us how he prepares for the intensity and the pressure of the masters. if you were hitting that ball blind, close your eyes. >> close my eyes? >> reporter: close your eyes. >> watch out. >> reporter: even with his eyes closed, jordan spieth's swing is spot on. look at that. blind! what are the swing thoughts you're having now as you a

building a firewall to protect the country. >> but this wouldn't be allowed in america. i confronted a muslim woman in history. russellld not be prosecuted in america or could you? >> not yet. but we are starting to head down the road because a lot of people right now are afraid to say something. as a matter fact, the united nations is trying to make it a hate speech. this is by the united nation basically will ban people from criticizing islam. this is a serious issue is the lesson is to wake up now before it's too late and confront it and make sure we protect ourselves and stuart: i think an american college campuses we have arrived at the position where you cannot date something as innocuous as i asked a muslim woman on this read about brussels. on american college campuses, we've arrived at that position and nobody's happy about that. >> that is where it usually sparks. those sewers is today are going to be the news anchors for tomorrow. they are going to be the bomb makers, opinion shakers, editors. what's happening in america should be of great concern to many vitriolic american. stuart: tanks for joining us. i

building lock. that is not going to work. let's look at an example. belgicom was restricting law enforcement to do the operations it needed to keep russell safe. the information we needed on a counterterrorism threat for sure. other european intelligence services decided there were lots of threats to this particular country. these folks were coming through great britain according to public reports, going to places across europe. they needed information on these individuals as they traveled across europe. they decided that they were going to go in to get those communications, follow those individuals across europe, i going into one of the telecommunications companies that have lots of access to those targets. it was belgicom. the snowden leaks come out. is spying on europe, how awful and terrible. we need to close it down. what happens is all of the information that the u.k. was collecting was dispersing -- there is a great article you can read in some british reporting -- talked about the value of the information they were getting that they could go back to brussels intelligence services and say, you have a problem and you don't know it. here

build a wall of distrust between the police department and the community. both walls are wrong. they're inconsistent with our values. [ cheers and applause ] and you had some state senators like russell pierce, the guy you recalled and others who wanted to use the fact that our broken immigration system needs reform to pass things that were anything but reform. and i'm prude of the fact that we went all the way to the start to make sure that sb-1070 doesn't see the light of day. [ cheers and applause ] i'm proud of the fact that we sued joe arpaio and we won. [ cheers and applause ] i'm proud of the fact that we went all the way to the supreme court on sb-1070 to stop not only what was happening in arizona by what was happening in alabama, south carolina and elsewhere. inconsistent with our nation's values and i met earlier today with some remarkable young people who were victims of the abuses of sheriff arpaio. and whey that told me was this. and i met one woman who spent nine and a half months in jail with her children at home, she's now a lawful permanent resident on her way to get citizenship and what she told me was you know what? i am strong. we will continue to fight and tom,