translation: under iis, having a sim ca rd translation: under iis, having a sim card for a phone or a her face, could mean certain death. my kids have not been to school for three years and we lived in constant fear of upsetting the islamists. islamic state may be facing imminent defeat in most soul, but the scars run imminently deep for those who suffered at their hands. results are being declared in the northern ireland assembly election with a big increase in turnout. with over 50 seats declared so far, early results indicate both sinn fein and the dup are polling strongly. the election was called after sinn fein withdrew from the power—sharing executive in january. withdrew from the power—sharing executive injanuary. let's cross live to speak to the bbc‘s anita mcveigh who is in belfast. what's the story so far? hello. the four votes for the fall belfast constituencies are being counted. the turnout has been one of the big stories of the day so far. remember there was an election here in northern ireland just ten months ago, last may. and yet voter turnout is up by10% ago, last ma

. >> >> and note that neil sims is present. >> i would like to approval of the agenda with changes and meeting minutes and under reports no report from the nominating committee. can i have a motion? >> so moved. >> second.

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. >> reporter: before you do that, remove the sim or sd card and keep it somewhere safe. and encrypt your data. do you think most people would be shocked to know what survives on their phones? >> absolutely. because we just assume it's gone. >> reporter: sue can copeland for cbs news, latrobe, pennsylvania. >> a new study reveals california is overdue for a massive earthquake. geologists found what they thought were two fault lines running from san diego to los angeles are actually one single system. and the earthquake it would cause could be catastrophic. >> the numbers are frightening $200 billion in property damage. that's billion with a b. 50,000 people injured. 5 major skyscrapers toppled because of a gigantic earthquake. 7.8 in this study. >> the study found the quake is expected to hit north of los angeles but the timing is unclear. experts say it could happen at any time or in decades from now. they say the fault moves about an inch each year. i feel like we're hearing this, like, every year. >> yes. >> and we know someone who is ready to rumble. roberta rumble go

also remove the sim or sd card and encrypt your data. >>> a federal grand jury indicted former maryland state delicate michael vaughn today. he's accused of taking some $10,000 in bribes in exchange for supporting legislation that authorized sunday liquor sales in the county. prosecutors say vaughn conspired with will campos. two liquor board members and two liquor store owners. >> a close call for a homeowner in fort lauderdale. watch. >> too close. too close. get out. >> yeah, bill toddhunter ran out on to his patio when he saw a huge ocean cruise ship headed straight for his house. he believes the ship ran aground and there was potential damage to seawalls and and foundations. royal caribbean cruises issued a statement disputing that account. the ship cast a giant shadow over the house. provided a copy of the video to the coast guard that is required to investigate all marine groundings and close calls. >>> a fairfax woman is recovering tonight after being seriously attacked by a rabid fox. the fox bit the 71-year-old woman's arms, legs and hands in great falls. it then attacked a co

. >> reporter: this 63-year-old retired engineer and his wife thought they were sim plip attending aly to support the president on saturday. >> somebody smashed her in the back of the held. >> reporter: but this is what unfolded at civic center park. berkley police had to rescue mike cox and his wife, seen here in red after they were knocked to the ground and kicked over and over again. >> i didn't realize it was as violent as it was until i looked at the videos. >> reporter: the couple still has a hard time watching what happened that day when age, race, gender and political views collided. >> she's been traumatized, and that's what i was more concerned about. >> reporter: but what is even more troubling for this richmond couple is that no one has been arrested for their beating. >> and this is one of the guys that was involved. >> reporter: mike handed over a photo of one of the people he thinks attacked him, and police insist the investigation is far from over. the district attorney didn't charge anyone today, saying, quote, we need to have all of the evidence from bpd, and once w

a large of those opposed it is made up of the very sim conservatives responsible for ousting then speaker boehner. we have congressman mark meadows at the hill many, but meadows brushed aside trump's tough talk. >> are you worried, mr. meadows, that you'll lose your seat as the president said if you vote no? >> i serve at the pleasure of the people of western north carolina. and when you serve at their pleasure, it's only those 750,000 people that can send you home and it's a temporary job and i've known that from day one. >> the scramble for the vote for the president who sold himself as a negotiator in chief, and a house speaker who could see his legislative agenda crumble under the same weight of the appeal they vow to pass in the first seven years. >>> after 11 1/2 hours of testimony, neil gorsuch returns a third day to the hot seat. as he nears the finish line to the highest court of the land. and for the very first time he is speaking publicly president trump's recent statement disparaging federal judges. admonishing the very president who nominated him. >> when anyone criticizes th

that's a young person and it's no surprise that many of them have opted out of obamacare and sim isly decided either to pay the penalty or just to become non-compliant because it is unaffordable. so i would, i'm sympathetic, certainly to the concerns, the genuine concerns of anybody about getting appropriate health care coverage but i sure hope people don't succumb to the scaremongering that is taking place in parts of the country, be left high and dry. for example, my friend and colleague said medicare was going to be gutted under the house bill. that's not true. what happens is right now medicaid is a uncapped entitlement. it is the fastest, well, one of the fastest growing sources of federal government spending and what the bill in the house is proposed to do is not to cut it but to restrain its rate of growth because right now, it is the third largest budget item under the texas budget. my friends in the texas legislature tell me they have to, it crowds out all other spending including education and law enforcement and other things because it eats up so much money because it is un

. >> it's real sim is pl beat the team in front of you. >> keep winning. >> beat them. >> six wins will get you there right? >> and making history, jordan peel is first black writer/director with $100 million movie debut. he's behind this "get out" it cost $10 million to market. he's winning. >> cashing in all the way. >> fox news coverage of our significant snowfall of the winter season returns with updated list of kloings and delays. >> less look live across the d.c. region an see what it looks like out. there here's one view of the storm from one of the crews out there. we want to know what you're seeing and experiencing when you step outside your home or maybe just look through the window. send us your pictures of the snow, rain, outside, whatever is happening on your door step. >> be sure to use the #fox5snowday when you post and we'll put them up for everybody to see. 4:3 21. temperature 32 degez. back >> winter's revenge. this is what it looks like outside. snowy, wintry weather, yucky mix out there falling across the region. >> it comes days after some of you wearing shorts, tee

. >> to the girls 5a champion sim bean a wood looking for back to back titles the lating viking. nice ball movement with the three-point the girls from wood join the boys team with a 36-26 victory. neumann-goretti and bishop canavan. goretti going it rolling. china nixon lay up right there. she had 19 points. neumann-goretti wins their third straight crown with a 62-56 victory. >>> boy class 4a champion shim game. led this game from the beginni beginning. they take home the champion shim 82-52. >> yesterday we told you about eagles offensive lineman brandon brooks. jeff lane eagles fan fellow miami ohio grad asked brandon to come to his wedding he said yes and cep his wore. here he is with his wife and the newly married couple. congratulations to jeff and marnie and good job by brandon right there. keeping his word. >> how cool is that. >> showed up at the wedding like hey. >> love it. >> thanks so much, leslie. we appreciate that. a dance marathon raising money to fight childhood cancer. >> ♪ >> my son's blood type was be boss tiff the way he lived and his blood type when andrew

. >> reporter: while there is broad support for sim pli flying the tax code, there's also opposition. even some republicans worried if the government cuts taxes, there won't be enough money to pay for other priorities. >> where's he going to find the money for all of that? >> good question. there has to be cuts somewhere. >> reporter: and more on the president's signature issue. >> i believe that real and positive immigration reform is possible. >> reporter: while mr. trump hasn't said what a reform package should look like for the first time he called for a merit-based system, meaning immigrants are selected based on their skills. lawmakers stress the steep odds. >> i don't think we're going to be able to do it comprehensively. >> reporter: vice president pence saying that they plan to take the issue to the people. >> he's a fighter. when it comes to making his case to the american people and fighting for what he believes in, he brings that case and brings it strong. >> reporter: americans still divided. >> i liked every word he said. >> i don't want a country that deports 11 million

drivers there were hit with a similar closure when the sim thing happened there about two weeks -- same thing happened there about two weeks ago. >>> a good samaritan came to the rescue of an elderly woman who had no idea her house was on fire. the garage burst into flames about 2:00 this afternoon along putnam street in antioch. someone nearby noticed the fire and went inside to alert the family. the elderly woman inside had trouble walking, so the good samaritan helped her and the rest of her family get out of the house safely. >> from the bottom of my heart and my children, we thank them, you know, because if it wasn't for them, we'd just be sitting there. >> one person suffered minor smoke inhalation. officials are still trying to figure out the cause of that fire. >>> tonight a few dozen dogs are in need of a new home after they were rescued from a hoarder house. kpix5's joe vazquez shows us how you can help. >> my favorite saying is every pet deserves a home, but not every home deserves a pet. >> reporter: dr. kelly palm, veterinarian at the spca in solano county, said her shelter

. >> reporter: this 63-year-old retired engineer and his wife thought they were sim plip attending ao support the president on saturday. >> somebody smashed her in the back of the held. >> reporter: but this is what unfolded at civic center park. berkley police had to rescue mike cox and his wife, seen here in red after they were knocked to the ground and kicked over and over again. >> i didn't realize it was as violent as it was until i looked at the videos. >> reporter: the couple still has a hard time watching what happened that day when age, race, gender and political views collided. >> she's been traumatized, and that's what i was more concerned about. >> reporter: but what is even more troubling for this richmond couple is that no one has been arrested for their beating. >> and this is one of the guys that was involved. >> reporter: mike handed over a photo of one of the people he thinks attacked him, and police insist the investigation is far from over. the district attorney didn't charge anyone today, saying, quote, we need to have all of the evidence from bpd, and once we do

customers without power, mid-atlantic and northeast region, so conditions in baltimore like kind of sim their what we're dealing with here, some areas in maryland reporting 5 inches of accumulated snow. >> and back up north, new york, snow has blanketed the region. these are pictures of binghampton, forecasts calling up to 30 inches along the new york pennsylvania border. new york city forecast was downgraded four to 8 inches, but also very dangerous conditions due to icy roads, so not a walk in the park. >> back in time to the storm of the century hammered the united states in march of 1993, that famous blizzard of 93 dumped a foot of snow on philadelphia on march 12, thunder snow, from georgia to pennsylvania, and more than 40 e areas of the poconos. not looking at those snow totals. >> the roads remain slick in many areas, live view, of route 30 near villanova and delaware county, our advice for today, stay home, if you can. katie? >> where it is cozy, warm and dry, right? but you know what, guys flirting in a couple of spots with the 30-inch totals of 1993. i'll let you know where w

. >> reporter: nothing sim blielz american military might more than an aircraft carrier, which is why the president went aboard the navy's newest carrier, the "gerald r. ford" to promote his plans for the a military buildup. >> we will give you the tools you need to prevent war and if required to fight expwar only do one thing. you know what that is? win with. win! we're going to start winning again. >> reporter: but as the most expensive ship ever built, "the ford" whi w trials next month, stands for something else as well. >> "ford" say poster chyle for how you don't build a ship. >> reporter: garcia de rayos should know. >> they were designing the ford while they were building it. not a good way to build a ship. this is just a dumb way to build any kind of ship, but particularly something as big and complicated as a carrier. >> reporter: started during the bush administration, the ford incor incorporated new technologies, including an electromagnetic launch system to replace the trouble catapult. >> no only price went through the roof, but the schedule just became terrible because-

, concerned the company saw user growth slow down when instagram launched its stories feature, very sim floor snap chat. jim, rahel. >> so jill i'm curious, netflix wants view tears choose than own ends to go tv shows? >> yes, the streaming service planning a trial of new technology. it lets viewers make choices during the show. this is according to britain's daily mail. it isn't clear if this new technology would apply just to new shows or existing ones, and they're going to start with children's programs. >> oh? >> but definately an interesting way to watch it. >> v. >> okay. >> jim, rahel? >> all of mine would have happy endings, fairytale winds action. >> change some of the old favorites. thank you, jim, we'll check in with you in the next hour. seems like every day is a special day, but today is national pancake day. >> very, very special, at i hop. you can have your pancakes and have them with a purpose, from p until 7:00 tonight, celebrate national pancake day at i hop with a short stack. just asking you make a charitable donation, raised more than $24 million for chart did i and

[applause] our next honoree is veronica sim oygan from papua new guinea, advocate for women and girls in papua new guinea she lives and works in a country where 2/3 of women and girls have been physically and sexually abused due to their gender. despite facing death threats for her work with survivors veronica has devoted herself to helping others and building relationships with local law enforcement and men and boys to overturn the cultural norm that deprive women and girls of status and basically rights. veronica is honored for her relentless dedication to protecting victims of violence and vulnerable women and children and for the pursuit of supportive partners in men and boys to make her country a violence-free society. veronica. [applause] our next honoree is rebecca cabugu of the democratic republic of congo. subjected to oppression, arrests and months in jail for her political activism and speaking her mind, rebecca was, at age 22 dubbed one of the youngest prisoners of conscience in the world. rebecca played a key role in a series of peaceful and non-violent demonstrations dem

phones and sim cards may reveal victims requiring protection.e of cybercrime. the presence of a woman‘s possessions could suggest a safeguarding issue to consider. bedfordshire police were today described as "inadequate" in a report by her majesty‘s inspectorate of constabulary, with around a third of chief constables in england and wales told their effectiveness was not good enough. there‘s a rationing of police services in some areas because resources are stretched. deliberately on occasions. the amount of risk associated with a victim is downplayed. bedfordshire police is criticising a report which claims the force is inadequate... in an extraordinary response, bedfordshire police issued their own video rebuttal, complaining the official inspectors had got it wrong. later, the chief constable told the bbc the hmic had failed to recognise the force‘s changing priorities, including a cyber unit. only today, the officers and staff from this unit have arrested an individual who is responsible for downloading the most abusive and awful images of c

fined for ethical violations, be gift that is raised questions about t a statement, williams oe says simed da for the city of phide some believe he should explain why he feels he can offl cloud overhead. al t sits on city council' committee safety. >> the way it appears to me hearing one side of the story he's a public official and we have a responsibility to talk to the people. >> you think he should go. >> with what i know, yes. >> public demonstrations against williams hey ratchet up the pressure on democratic party leaders in the city. committee of 70 david thon burg can imagine those party leaders talking to the embattled da. >> if you're situation damages our reputation, our pros specs for the future, not only do you have a problem but we have a problem. >> reporter: that might make them say you've got to go? >> absolutely. >> reporter: for the record, fill's democratic party chair bob brady called on williams to resign but there's a financial component to all of this. williams acknowledges he's had money problems. in fact his lawyer is trying so far unsuccessfully to get off the c

the ticker sim for snap interactive, stvi.ot only plummeted when people figured out the heck was going on, it is down 4%. >>> oh, snap, the biggest tech public offering, snap on the u.s. exchanges here in almost three years to many people look like home run. snapchat soared at open. running a company post-ipo can a whole different story. we thought, do a bull-bear debate and let viewers be heed indicated -- educated by guys who know. ross gerber and rob schneider. rob, you're the bear. peter you're the bull. i will push both of you. this stock, flower crowns and 130-dollar cameras and a little bit of fun swag down here at new york stock exchange and you are loving this stock? peter? >> i mean, they managed the price properly. i thought 14 to 16 was spot on. it went all the way up to 23, 24 on debut. and it's soaring ever after. you can have questions about management and experience and the guy is in his 20s, what have you, they managed this ipo beautifully, period. liz: okay, ross, i will yell at you. you hate in company. tell

one thing he spoke out against anti-sim tichl chld many people in his corner said they needed him to do this is what they have counting on him to to. let's pack. vandalism of jewish sem tiering as well as that. we're a country that standings united in don kolble hate and the policy in all of is its ugly forms. >> that that was that. you look at it. he didn't really denounce that. not rm i'm so glak. h was very sew sip russ, but does this redeem this list of things that he has done in the past. >> i think it certainly was the most sure-footed message he has given on this erb, but it came just hours after he made statements about the very same episodes of vandalism where he said this had been done to main somebody look bad. the implication being that it was one of these false flag ones. he did that even in the hour leading up to this speech. so as dominica said, it's hard to tell people i will make your head spin. >> maybe it is a pirchtd thing. thank you so much to both of you. >>> next, the pentagon made greenlight tan rohr rating. plus, emotions high as congress honor the women inow

outside right now, an indication of how coal the storm sim is. 30s and 40s the name of the game. 38 in santa rose '. 43, san jose, 40, san ramon and concord 43 degrees. overnight tonight future weather showing do not be surprised if you get woken up once again not only by a shower but also by hail. health care future weather showing another round of moisture. the reason why, this peppering of included cover over the pacific that's more rain that wants to move in over the next 24 hours. the consortium impact scale still going to be put into use for your monday. another day where you have scattered showers throughout the region. it is a one, a light system. but scattered showers have that chance the quickly drop some hail, even have a clab of thunder, and more flakes expected on the highest peaks. future weather, 5:00 tomorrow morning meteorologist mike neeka will be tracking the showers moving through on live doppler 7. notice the peppering, it's not widespread rain but the showers are moving in. 2:00 in the morning, white near hamilton. more flakes are expected. cold storm. early after

sim still so blessed to be here. >> reporter: peak bloom expected on sunday. they are going to continue to watch the trees to see if that's going to happen and if it doesn't, that will be first time in history. darscy spencer, news 4. >>> in news 4 your health, that low fat yogurt in your fridge may not be as low fat as you think. a new study found there is no standard definition of what low necessarily be nutritious. in other words, a low sugar cookie may have less sugar than the regular version of the cookie but more sugar than other cookies. just eat the cokeky k cookies i moderation. >>> getting to the gym can seem like a chore and now you can get in a good workout without leaving home. susan hogan shows us how a mom of six found her gym on the go. >> reporter: why aren't you going to the gym? lack of motivation, money or time? this makes your reason almost excuse proof and people who are doing it are getting results. >> this home schooling mom of six takes multitasking to the extreme. >> stay very busy in our home. >> reporter: she finds time to squeeze i

d>> and twitter users have more space to share their thougencos now that they made sim cone >>> and wecking a nasty system bringing severe storms into the midwest. tte won't see severe weather but we'll get a healthy amount of ofain, wialall let jouoopnow when it n >>> and jaime apody has sports tones including flyers and >>> the philadelphia museum of art is about to undergo a major expansion. it will add tens of thousands of square feet to give visitors a better experience. >> it was the brain child of one of the best known architects in the world. alicia vitarelli joins us with more from the big board. >> reporter: we'll see a new look and life for the philadelphia landmark while still preserving historic charm. officials broke ground on a $196 million expansion project at the museum of art. and folks got the hard hat tour for the old stories staple. a ceremonial shovel dig symbolizing a new chapter. >> a relic of an earlier era but now it also points to the future. world famous architect frank gary spent years studying the bones of the building looking for the original architect's

our highs today sim balmy due to the southeast winds 10 to 20 miles an hour mid-60s across the bay areaallen rock and the rows garden district could see 70s. otherwise 60s will be common hay cross the north bay. 70 in pleasanton. pollen count medium to high today. blame is on the mulberry, ash, and oak, but it will be lower tomorrow because of the rain and keep it on the medium side wednesday and thursday. so that's important for all the allergy suffers. the driest day will the thursday before we get the bigger system comes into the area with gusty winds. the rainiest day is friday, tapering off on saturday and drying out by sunday. and that is your first day of spring forecast. >> all right. we'll take it. >>> a mudslide knocked this home right off its foundation in an idaho town hard hit by rain and snow. authorities say repair plans are in the works after a 25 foot section of road broke loose and went sliding into the home. officials in idaho have declared a state of emergency due to property damage from recent storms. >>> more than 1,000 homes have been evacuated due to a massive wi

sim own heard it. you guys heard it. >> i was like, no, don, no. >> hombres.rd from adam, the attorney for that family. her family doesn't understand why he -- she voted for him. i'm sure the husband doesn't understand why now. >> the government has to make decisions about how they prosecute the law. there are limited resources so when you decide you're going to spend taxpayer money to deport this guy, by all accounts a really upstanding person, beloved by their community, been in the united states a very long time and only made this country better rbs at the same time you're not going to enforce environmental laws. these are decisions the trumpt administration is making based on its priorities. >> but look i was interning at an immigration nonprofit when obama was president. i was in a city where people like roberto said to me i was caught up in obama sweep of my house and i'm being deported. they happen in every administrati administration. i'm sympathetic to them. there are a lot of good immigrants in this country. like kate steinle who lost her life at the

. >> i'm not the claim adviser but i did he sim. >> you got arthur laugher was ar to donald trump. a lot of books and he is famous. there he is. now you know where everybody likes him. >> president trump wants to build a border wll to stop undocumented immigrants from entering the country. is that wall actually going to be effective. we are going to hear from undocumented immigrants who don't come through that border, they come from ash audio. >> i'm asian american, korean, when i tell people i'm undocumented they are confused. >> most people associate undocumented immigration -- >> with the border. kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin trusted advice for life. kevin, how's your mom? life well planned. see what a raymond james financial advisor can do for you. i am totally blind. i lost my sight in afghanistan. if you're totally blind, you may also be struggling with non-24. calling 844-844-2424. or visit my24info.com. >>> president trump's prepared budgetot only includes drastic cuts to several government agencies. it also calls for $4 billion over the next two years to

leads to disasterous results, jeopardizing access to adequate meals, health care, and other necessities sim -- simply put, no american family, and certainly no connecticut family, should be deterred from planning for the future, from saving responsibly. i urge my colleagues to join me in voting no on h.j. res. 66 and h.j. res. 67 because states and municipality should have the flexibility to implement proven strategies to support hard-working americans who wish to prepare themselves for retirement. i want to talk about a separate subject and have it indicated in the record if there's no objection. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. blumenthal: that it was put separately. and it is unrelated to the topic that i have just discussed. i find in connecticut and i'm sure my colleagues find around the country that americans are outraged and appalled by russia's disinformation campaign waged against our free and fair electoral process. there is no question now the intelligence agencies have confirmed it that russia interfered in the campaigns in this latest election. our electoral proces

. >> >> and note that neil sims is present. >> i would like to approval of the agenda with changes and meeting minutes and under reports no report from the nominating committee. can i have a motion? >> so moved. >> second. >> it's approved that we approve the agenda with the following changes. all in favor say aye. >> aye. >> opposes? aye's have it and the motion carries. the next item is approval of the january 4 meeting minutes. could i have a motion. >> so moved. >> second. >> okay. it has been moved and second that we approve the january 4 commission meeting minutes. all in favor say aye. >> aye. >> opposes. aye it is have it and the motion carries. item 4 approval of the february 1 meeting minutes. >> so moved. >> can i have a second? >> second. >> okay. it's been moved and second that we approve the february 1 meeting minutes. all in favor say aye. >> aye. >> opposes? ayes have it and so the motion is carried. [gavel] five -- item 5 director's report. executive director. >> good afternoon commissioners. i'm going to keep my report very brief today because we have a lot of items o

i'm lauren sim careful joe, they've got you outnumbered. the dinosaurs' extinction...on't listen to them. not appropriate. now i'm mashing these potatoes with my stick of butter... something for everyone is awesome. find your awesome with the xfinity stream app. more to stream to every screen. > a gop strategist is stepping up its efforts to find the person who killed dnc staffer seth rich. jack bug mark announced the creation of the s for investigation. it will be located in arlington, virginia. burkman told fox5 he believes the center will be the largest private independent to solve a murder in american his mri we are setting up a 24 hour day round the clock war room for lack of a better term whose sole purpose to gather information, to gather leads to gather any information related to this. for the percent time we're going to have a consolidated center as opposed to have information here and there, consolidating everything in one center to get as much information as we can. > we reached out to the rich

they up covered that sims was living on the property he just bought.the investigation police found a highly sophisticated growing operation and plus 75,000 in cash. >> virginia governor terry mcauliffe independent review of met wr wrote. secretary lahood joined us by hope to earlier today and told us he plansp to look at everything including funding and metro service that mem row provides before he makes recommend adaitions in the governor. >> metro is not in a death spiral and but service has been cut fares have been increased and that's not the way you want to run a metro system. when we served as secretary of transportation we worked with transit systems all over america and we provided some funding but we also provided some best practices. and that's what we really want to get back to. best prac practices. >> lahood said metro needs the support from the federal government and does not think they will get it under trump administration due to budget cuts. >> riding metro can sometimes be and so ad group is trying to put a smile on passengers' faces b

under is, having a simple sim card for a phone, or a woman refusing to cover her face, could mean certain be facing imminent defeat in mosul, but as the latest incident has demonstrated, no one is safe from an organisation that is showing its own people precious little humanity. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases, as ever, is mark kermode. hello, mark — what's in store? so a very mixed bag — we have logan, a superhero movie that isn't really a superhero movie. viceroy‘s house, a very handsome period drama from gurinder chadha. and certain women, the latest low—key offering from kelly reichardt. so wolverine, back with us. yeah, although in a way that kind of mis—sells it. so this is basically a superhero movie that isn't about superheroes — it's about ageing, and it's about arthritis, and it's about growing old, and losing your memory. wow, i am already surprised! yeah, it is an x—men movie for people who prefer westerns to comic—book adaptations. set in a not—too—distant future in which huthackman's titular character, wolverin

the president can and should put these and sim will lilar issues. just as other presidents in the past have done. is he flight. >> -- right? >> he's absolutely right, don. the tax returns have a plethora of information and a bipartisan experts have been calling for their release since the campaign, because of the russia and other foreign connections. mr. trump has to file forms about his russian partnerships, if any. he has to reveal who the custodians of their books and records are. russian investors, russian payments. gifts that he might have received, and there's a form after form that would be in the full taxes -- remember, we just have two pages, a single year's, reportedly as much as 12,000 pages long. so i think it's absolutely correct that we need this information. i'm a little less sanguine than jeff in his reading of the tax code. i do think there's some expose i ure here. i congratulate david on his bravery. ultimately, i think a first amendment defense would succeed. >> let's discuss that. i'll keep you guys. we'll be right back. don't g

under is, having a simple sim card fora phone, ora woman refusing to cover her face, can mean certainnot been to school for three years and we lived in constant fear of upsetting the islamists. is might be facing imminent defeat in mosul, but the scars run unimaginably deep for those who suffered at their hands. police investigated the death of a baby cumbria have been heavily criticised as disorganised and having an unstructured approach. poppi worthington was 13 months old when she collapsed at her home in barrow—in—furness in december 2012. the independent police complaints commission found that the investigation into her death wasn't fit for purpose. judith moritz reports. poppi worthington only lived for 13 months. she was found with serious injuries at her home in barrow in 2012. the investigation which followed her death was so flawed that four years on, serious failings are still coming to light. the watchdog, the ipcc, has published a report levelling heavy criticism at cumbria police. the investigator found evidence there had been an unstructured investigation, essentially n

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because that sims to be the main point.e seen one thing that brings down deductibles. >> some people want to buy higher deductible plans. if you do that, your premiums come down. what is the purpose of insurance? insurance is to against the big events like your house burning down or something. that's why we very homeowner's insurance. for routine medical expenses americans should be able to pay those out of pocket. you want insurance so if you have cancer or some kind of serious expense that, everyone is covering for it. a high deductible is not necessarily a bad thing. >> we see the world completely differently which is not going to shock you. i don't understand why we have health insurance companies can at all for the very reason you just said. insurance should be for stuff you are not sure about. you don't know if your house is going to burn down, if you're going to have a flood, flood insurance makes sense. crop insurance makes sense. i'm sure i am going to see a doctor even just to sign the death certificate, i'm going

hydrogen and where you want to go in the faou khu, i liked the presentation up in sacramento in the the sim poem yuz, you think out of the box and we appreciate, once again, i want to say thank you. >> thank you, commissioners. >> item 12a requests authorization to award construction contract number 2784, pier 23 roof repair project, to pioneer contract toser inc. in the amount of 2 million 269 thousand 800 dollars and authorization for a contract contingency fund of 10% of the contract amount for unanticipated contingencies for a total authorization not to exceed 2 million 496 thousand 780 dollars. >> good afternoon, president adam, fellow commissioners and director forbes, my name is wendy proctor, i'm senior architect here at the port of san francisco. i'm here to request authorization to award the pier 23 roof repair project, construction contract 2784, to pioneer contractors inc., the lowest responsive and responsible bidder for the amount of 2 million 26 thousand 800 dollars and authorize the con stin generals ski fund of 10% of the contract amount of 226 thousand 890 tlaursbacker dol

the storm sim pact our area. philadelphia public and par row key yack schools will be closed tomorrow. other closings will be coming in. you can sigh them at the bottom of your screen. let's get over to meteorologist kathy orr. first look at weather this is a tale of two systems coming together here, right. >> it certainly is. we talked about this last thursday, lucy. we were talking about light snow coming in friday but bigger storm that was on tap for tuesday and severing coming together, as forecast. we have area of low pressure to the south through the gulf. energy over the midwest these two come together as a major east coast snowstorm a nor'easter by late tonight into tomorrow already seeing moisture moving up the eastern seaboard. this is what we expect. overnight the storm forms and during the early morning of tomorrow a lot of snow. move into new york and new england we're talking about 15 to 20 states being impacted by this storm. blizzard warning was posted this this afternoon for our western northern

. >> reporter: before you do that, remove the sd or sim car and keep it somewhere safe and encrypt your do you think most people would be shocked to know what survives on their phones. >> absolutely because we just assume it is gone. >> reporter: susan copen for cbs news, latrobe, pennsylvania. >> good to know i'm sure there is a lot on there. you don't think bit. >> kate bilo joins us now. nobody dials anymore but you are dialing up crazy weather. >> i'll tell you what it has been a wild start to march but it will get crazy as we are's tracking two chances of snow in the forecast and a major blast of cold eras well by the weekend. if you like it in the 60's get outside today or tomorrow because once we get through tomorrow night we will not see 60's quite sometime. once we go down we will go down and stay down, with temperatures in the 30's through the weekend and into the start of next week. lets look outside right new we will start off with a live look in the poconos. blue skies kind of day, beautiful day, jack frost big boulder looks great for people to get outside on the slopes. th

politicians here who say they would like to see seoul sit back down once again with north korea's leading sim jong un. so step number one would be the election that has to take place within the next 60 days. the date that's being thrown away is may 9th, not a lot of time for people to toouz choose their new leader out on the streets night after night, and their demands have been met. >> live in seoul, south korea fast-moving situation on the streets. will will, thank you. let's get more about park geun-hye. she is the daubt daughter of a former president and president. her father seized power in a minimum tear cue back in 1961. park then served as the count u country'sdy factitive first lady until her father was also assassinated. he was killed by his security chief in 1979. park herself survived a2006 attack when a man with a knife slashed her face at a political rally. she needed 60 stitches for the wound on her cheek. for more on park and her legacy we have the seoul bureau chief. she has described herself being wedded to the country, a country which has now made her a scapegoat for widesp

. >> reporter: that's what a group of san jose civic leaders, including mayor sim liccardo decided getting chad some wheels would be god but the entire community. $78,000 was raised and a specially equipped van was purchased last fall and earlier this month chad got his driver's license. >> a lifelong dream. he's not only grateful but he's encouraged f.people are willing to do this for him, what else might they want to tackle? >> for me it's like affirming about, you know, the power that we have in hour community to solve things. >> reporter: chad is just as excited though about one of the new wheels moans as the father of three soon to be four. you'll never hear him complain about having to shuttle his kids around, hat lost not for a while. also on chad's list of things he would love to do with his new found freedom, take a trip to l.a., maybe go out for ice cream at midnight. garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> the things we take for grant, right? >> so true. you wake up in the morning and the things you worry about when you get out of bed pales in comparison. >> we'll be more grateful,

researchers from several universities found that people who rely on things like gps and other apps to do simmbering information. instead, you just remember how to find what you are looking for. over use of smart phones can stop individual from becoming, deep thinkers. >>> and thinks kind of true, you had to pull out a map, get it together. >> i agree 100 percent. >> you had to memorize someone 's phone number. >> i necessity my parents and my grand pop but other than that i have to look it up or i do not know it. >> no. >> you don't know your mother 's phone number, what? >> maybe subconsciously i'm suppressing it. she has moved a couple times. even my dad's number. we are so reline the, call your sister or your mom or dad >> remember when we had to go to the library toy look up things or encyclopedia. now let me pull it up in google. how many times a day do you think you google. at lee 10 or 12 times. >> yes, all the time. >> you constantly want to get it. >> i will stop conversations, if we are trying to figure something out, let me google it. you know, seriously. >> see i'm ride. >> googl

the company sim excellenting new tools that can automatically identify patterns in the way that harmful tweets are made and then distributed. if an account is found to be harmful, twit ler turn off that user's visibility. these measures, of course, are meant to help users and even save lives but just how far is too far when it comes to oversight? for more i'm joined by professor peter young. thanks for joining me. >> thank you. >> what do you make of these changes? >> so technology i think is always two, three, five steps ahead of what society is actually doing. but the flip side of all that is that there are a whole bunch of folks out there that will take ostensibly very good technology, very useful technology and use it for not so good terms. so we've seen facebook live, for example, as a product, a very positive, very powerful tool, now being used to show suicides. and so i think that that thin line is actually going to create a lot of debate, both within technology and within society as a general rule. >> the debate is over what content to sensor, right? >> yes. >> and it sort of th