. >> a lieutenant colonel and to do 50 missions a and us self will negative south pacific. but the significance because of veterans affairs and then to make sure it is an opposition to understand one of the reasons i am here is to make sure that veterans are cared for. we have another piece of his that will go along so then you have more of a tendency. >> thanks for telling c-span viewers of about yourself.

asia in the 1960s, we don't know when and then sometime in the early 2000 it began crossing the south pacific. print up on yap in micronesia that the americans lost and they realized it was a mild disease. print up in front polynesian 2013 and the french local polynesian investigated that outbreak and realized that there was a problem with gammaray syndrome. it's a temporary plow. they didn't notice any problem with babies. it was when they got to brazil in early 2014 that people were nervous about this new disease and thousands of people were getting killed, but they were mildly ill. when they realize it was zika the health administrator said it was good news. we thought it was something truly dangerous. nine months later did all these babies start turning up at hospitals in northeast brazil and they realized it was something terrible. >> had the pdc been tracking zika coming across the south pacific. >> yes. but they track hundreds of diseases all the time. we get samples of flu from all over the world from the father in northern sears. we tracked bird flu, animal diseases, the cdc and the

he did 50 missions in the south pacific. and he was a bomber deer. and he received numerous medal this was one of them, the distinguished flying cross. the veterans affairs and our commitment has been to be remembered all the time. so that's why i'm going to put it up on the wall and make sure it's in a position where i look at it every day. so that i understand that one of the reasons i'm here is to make sure our veterans are cared for. we have another piece that we're redoing with another frame with medals can and pictures that go along with this. again, when you have reminders libraryi like that, you have tendency to have human policy. than just numbers. >> thank you for telling people about yourself. >> thank you. >>> we spoke to representative al lawson. he is one of ten new members ebbi elected in florida. >> congressman, you started

he saw action in the south pacific during wwii. he served this country with honor. the proud dignity of this ship is a fitting tribute to gerald ford, the man and the president. congratulations to all of the men and women who helped build it. this is american craftsmanship at its biggest, best and finest. american workers are the greatest anywhere in the world. this warship and all who serve on it should be a source of shared pride for our nation. we are joined today -- better believe it, right? [cheers and applause] president trump: better believe it. and by the way, we will soon have more coming. [cheers and applause] president trump: we are joined today by general mattis, now secretary mattis. where is he? [cheers and applause] president trump: who will be charged with overseeing this great rebuilding of our military might. we will give the men and women of america's armed services the resources you need to keep us safe. we will have the finest equipment in the world, planes, ships and everything else. we are going to have very soon the finest equipment in the wo

the lead 10 or of the metropolitan opera later than star or south pacific and an italian citizen, most of the italians who were hard-working never applied for citizenship including the couple the government was most worried about offending which was joe dimaggio's parents, joe dimaggio's parents and property were taken out of the war zone because the yankee clipper was not about to have his parents locked up. in scarsdale, five agents came in, going through thing, after they ransacked the house and taking them away one of the agents noted a letter in italian and he said what is that? that is a letter -- the agent says who is that? he then was taken to solitary confinement at ellis island. why was he there? he was the number 110 or of the anthropology and opera. he was a friend of mussolini, never met him. he signaled to mussolini on saturday night, saturday afternoon, the metropolitan opera broadcast, same thing, most famous japanese american, the great sculptor whose work, and the gila river and found out it was a terrible mistake. this was a man of the world. and there was an awful l

a lot of the islands in the south pacific have zero cases because everyone got infected.in a lot of places, including the united states, there is no cured immunity. >> every expert i talk to will say the word flu within the next first two sentences, influenza. it's not if, it's when. >> people don't take flu enough seriously. every year there's the flu shot and it loses faith and credibility. in 1918 when the event comes back as it could in anytime, people will be crying for a vaccine. >> i would like to offer the opportunity for the audience to ask questions. we have microphones on either side of the center part of the room so will only be able to take your questions if you step up to the microphone. please introduce yourself and direct your question specifically to one or both of our authors. >> thank you. question for both of you. why is there so much misinformation about vaccinations and want to be done to combat that information? oh boy. i have no absolutely idea. it makes no sense to me whatsoever and again, the first vaccine was 1769, edward jenner's. we have prove

. >> growing beyond the south pacific, the global ambitions to spread the hawaiian brand. >>> dick's sporting goods issued a disappointing outlook. the athletic retail posted he their profits and revenue. the company followed with weaker than expected, cutting 20% of its lower volume vendors. sales were off more than 8%. next monday satellite tv provider dish network will be added to the index, replacing linear technology which is being bought. the shares rose 4% to $64 even. >> a high schoolest packard enterprise. for more than a billion. the deal is expected to provide with a larger a ray for its customers. hewlett-packard shares off 1%. nimble storage, really nimble today. surging 86% to $12.58. h & r block sent a lower number of identifies caused the copy's revenue to drop. they reported a wider loss but the results were better than wall street expectation. shares up 8% but the end of the regular day down a fraction. >> global advisers is making a new for more companies to add more females. it is a statue of a young girl leaning toward the bronze bull as part of a push for we wil

this navy veteran says his three years in the south pacific taught him to always stay calm, cool, and collected.>>> reaching out to the community, what oakland's new police chief told the crowd when it comes to crime and police relations. >> i find this disgusting. we're not going to tolerate racism.>>> a social media racist post. >>> good morning. the rain and wet weather will make for tough commute. it is already wet in san francisco around northbound 101. our system is arriving a little slower but it is on the way. brain has moved in for some and it will pick up later. we will take a closer look at those coming right up. >>> some areas are getting rain already. be careful and give yourself extra time. >> that's a nice picture out there this morning. a little drizzle this morning. >> for rain will develop fast and the heaviest will be to the north. late morning early afternoon will be when the front arrived

plus, restoring coral in the south pacific. and wild animals on the loose. this is "animal rescue." [captioning made possible by telco productions, inc.] [music] thanks for joining us. i'm alex paen. the story you're about to see is truly an example of compassion

south pacific and asia by the way is a great value for the dollar so people want to go there at thise too. >> all good destinations. also popular at the show there's eli the camel. families have been riding up for rides. the philadelphia travel and adventure show runs through sunday so you could still take a little ride on eli there. >>> the lights of the sydney harbor bridge and the sydney opera house switched off today for earth hour. the occasion marks 10 years since earth hour began. electric lights and 7,000 cities across 172 countries will be turned off to really focus public attention on the issue of climate change and also to save a few mega watts in the process. it began in australia in 07. >> check out what crews are doing to keep a massive sinkhole in grass valley california from growing larger. what began as a 60-foot sinkhole nearly three months ago, that's when it happened it's now a massive construction project. 10,000 cubic feet of dirt had to be moved just to get down to the partially destroyed culvert below. and now sand bags and tires hold back dirt wrapped in plas

unlike the south pacific saga of the bounty, eight years earlier, the butchery aboard the ship in 1797 generated few heroics. the tale is not easily romanticized with little to watch captain bly's epic survival and the adventure odd've othe bookies crew. but the blood bath in puerto rico's passage did have profound consequences, consequences for the infant american public that continued to resonate today. was we all know resonate today. not withstanding the iconic goal of the american revolution, voiced by tom payne to an asylum for mankind. many in the united states, particularly members of the dominant federalist political party, had grown increasingly nativist during the 1790s with the lapping tide of xenophobia finally cresting were the congress passage of the alien acts in 1798. in europe, incentury rex was in the air and not only was the french resolution still unfolding, triggering military clashes across the continent, but in 1789 a fierce rebellion against british authority failed in ireland, resulting in some 040,000 deaths and forcing many dissidents to flee for safety to th

unlike the south pacific saga of the bounty, eight years earlier the butchery aboard the tran three and 1797 generated few heroics. the tale is not easily romanticized with little to match captain blythe epic survival and the nomadic adventures of the far side of the world of the bounty's crew. the bloodbath in puerto rico mona passage did have profound consequences.that have been widely ignored. consequences particularly for the infa american republic that continue to resonate today. quite literally, as we all know resonate today. notwithstanding the iconic goal of the american revolution a voice by calm tom payne to afford an asylum for a man kind. many of the united states, particularly members of the dominant federalist political party had grown increasingly nativist during the 17th 90s with the lapping tied of xenophobia finally crusting with congresses passage of the alien acts in 1798. in europe, direction was in the air with britain seemingly a solitary bastion of civil border not only was the french revolution still unfolding, triggering military clashes across the continent bu

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all the way to the south pacific, a thousand miles off the coast of australia. it is home to lush jungles, black sand beaches and 9 active volcano. they went inside one of them to get a view of the volcano like you have never seen before. strapping on a high tech backpack, they rappelled down 400 meters inside theivate campaign trailer to collect -- inside the crater to collect imagery. they got a look at the giant lake of lava. boiling rock, twice the size of a football field. >> really surges energy through your body. >> all the heartbeat of the planet. >> now you can visit as well from your couch. the 360 images are now up on google street view. >> nasa does that as well but don't have the resources of google. >>> a look at the san francisco airport. there are clouds over the mountains right now. coming in over south san francisco. hello. through the san bruno gap. 64 livermore. san francisco 56. actually, biologists told me there is no such thing as a seagulls. it is just a gull. showers moving from south to north. and not in the bay area. north of point are

what is it like to go inside of a volcano, and it's located in the south pacific more than 1,000 milesf australia, and the tiny nation is home to black sand beaches and nine active sraul caneios. google partnered with two pwo to go inside of one and get a view of the volcano like you have never seen before, and they traveled to the home of two volcanos, and unpredictable and dangerous, the chief of the local village called the volcano devils, but their natural beauty is undeniable. >> it's such incredible landscape. it's like a hot feeling that you see the lava itself, an incredible feeling. >> strapping on a high-tech backpack, they repeld down 400 meters to collect 360-degree street view imagery, and got an up close look at the giant lake of lava, a fiery cauldron of boiling rock twice the size of a football field. >> we are standing meters away of one of the most active lava lakes in the world, and it's like staring into the sun, and all the heartbeat of the planet, really. >> now people all overt world can visit the volcano, too, using google's website. >> that was jonathan mann re

. >> tom: there was a congressman that thought one of the islands in the south pacific, i think iwo jima, would tip over. she is well-qualified to be in congress. and also, i like that. remember the bugs bunny -- "myspace modulator." [mimicking marvin the martian] [mimicking bugs bunny] we've got to take care of this guy. it's a cartoon! >> tom: that's what she's remembering, right? how can you criticize her, anthony. some people on your show, some of your guests to have some theories that some might call alternative. >> they do. but i've argued and debated with them. flat earthers, fitting in with a physicist, we discussed it and we got hate mail because people absolutely believe the earth is flat. anything you put online these days is fact, we know that. fake news, fake astronomy, fake space travel and everything. >> tom: on wednesday, alec baldwin sat down with jimmy kimmel, my rival for king of late night. they talked about the possibility -- [laughter] -- they talked about the possibility of baldwin playing donald trump at the upcoming correspondence dinner. >> there is a guy who wa

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. >>> former president obama is writing his memoir in an island in the south pacific. it was once owned by marlon brando. he plans to stay there for an extended period of time. he and his wife michelle signed a reported $65 million book deal last month. michelle obama plans to stay in washington, d.c. to write her book. >>> classmates gave luke may a standing ohation the day after he hit the winning shot it's advancing to the final four. the shot was pretty cool. what was really amazing baltimore he was able to make his 8:00 a.m. class the next day. >> a great story. >>> still to come at 4:00, the new revelations in the russian election investigation that is causing the house chairman to resign. >>> winning filmmaker say is to blame for their tomorrow's the day besides video games. every day is a gift. especially for people with heart failure. but today there's entresto... a breakthrough medicine that can help make more tomorrows possible. tomorrow, i want to see teddy bait his first hook. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto was proven to help more people

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giant recently sent a crew to find out.all the way to vanuatu -- an archipelago located in the south pacific -- more than 1-thousand milesoff the coast of australia.the tiny island nation is home to lush jungles -- black sand beaches -- and nine active volcanoes.google partnered with veteran explorers geoff mackley and chris horsley -- to go inside one of them -- to get a view of the volcano -- like you've probably never seen before.the team travelled to the island of ambrym -- home to two volcanoes -- benbow and marum. unpredictable and dangerous, the chief of the local village calls the volcanoes, "devils" -- but their natural beauty is undeniable.voice of chris horsley, extreme adventurer: "it's so vast and such an incredible landscape. there's a real heartwarming feeling that you get when you see the lava lake itself. it's an incredible feeling."strapping on a hi-tech backpack -- called the trekker -- horsley and mackley rappelled down 400 meters inside the marum crater to collect 360 degree "street view" imagery.they got an up close look at the volcano's giant lake of lava -- a fiery ca

he saw action in the south pacific during world war ii, he served this country with honor and the militaryongress and in the white house, the proud dignity of this ship is a fitting tribute to gerald ford, the and the president. congratulations to all of the men and women who helped build it. this is american craftsmanship at its biggest, best and finest. american workers are the greatest than anywhere in the world. this warship and all who serve on it should be a source of shared pride for our nation. we are joined today -- better believe it, right? better believe it. better believe it. and by the way, we're going to soon have more coming. we'll have more coming. [ cheers and applause ] >> we are joined today by general mattis now secretary mattis. [ cheers and applause ] >> where is he? who will be charged with overseeing this great rebuilding of our military might. we will give the men and women of america's armed services the resources you need to keep us safe. we will have the finest equipment in the world. planes, ships, and everything else. we are going to have very soon the finest

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all the way to an archipelago located in the south pacific more than 1,000 miles off the coast of australiash jungles, black sand beaches and nine active volcanos. google partnered with veteran explorers jeff macley and chris horsily to go inside of them and get a view like you've never seen before. they traveled to an island home to two volcanos. unpredictable and dangerous, the chief of the local village calls the volcano devils, but their natural beauty is undeniable. >> it's so vast. it's an incredible landscape. it's a real like heartwarming feeling that you get when you see the lava itself. >> reporter: strapping on a high-tech backpack called the trekker, the two rappelled down 400 meters inside the crater to collect 360-degree street view imagery. they got an up-close look at the volcano's giant lake of lava, a fiery cauldron of boiling rock, roughly twice the size of a football field. >> standing just meters away from one of the most active lava lakes in the world really surges energy through your whole body. it's like staring into the sun or the heartbeat of the planet really. >>

this is in the south pacific. they went 1,000 feet into the volcano. >>> the famous "hollywood" sign that tourists flock to see is causing problems for some residence, a problem with pedestrians. the residents are suing. they say the city directs hikers to a roadblocking their ability to do business and creating chaos for residents. >> they have been so negligent, in so many ways, and have put safety on the back burner. >> a superior court judge has ordered the city to redirect pedestrians away from the road and to other entrances to the park. >>> in australia a tiny seal pup was feeling drained first of all his swimming. so when he spotted a massive ship he decided it was time to hitch a ride. now the little guy is earning all kinds of internet fame for his laziness. he was on a boat going to melbourne. >>> thousands from the bay area say they are going to fight for muslims and immigrants. their message to the governor. >> and paying money to drive solo in the carpool lane. it is a concept introduced to the bay a

it's a tough situation where many would be frustrated but v volk says 38 months in the south pacificed him to stay ca calm. >> the car could be fixed. our junk the fence can b fixed. the house will be repaired. as long as the lady wasn't hurt that's the main thing. i've been through worse than this. this is minor. >> good attitude there. fortunately no one was hurt in the accident. although neighbors did lose power for a bit. >>> officers try to restore order after prisoners took over a jail in missouri. this happened just after midnight at the johnson county jail. the sheriff there saying more than 40 inmates and a cell block refused to comply with staff. inmates covered up security cameras, put blankets over windows and destroyed things inside. neighboring counties were called in to assist along with the missouri state highway patrol. no injuries were reported. >>> a warning from one family to all other families out there. why you need to know what games your kids are playing. >> and the hidden cancer hitting millennials without evening a warning sign. scott. >> get ready for rolle

he saw action in the south pacific during world war ii.hefrbed this country with honor in the military in congress and in the white house. the proud dignity of this ship is a fitting tribute to gerald ford. the man and the president. congratulations to all of the men and women who helped build it. this is american craftsmanship at its biggest, at its best, at its finest. american workers are the greatest anywhere in the world. this warship and all who serve on it should be a source of shared pride for our nation. we are joined today -- pwer believe it, right? better believe it. [ applause ] better believe it. and, by the way, we're going to soon have more coming. we are joined today by general mattis, now secretary mattis. [ applause ] who will be charged with overseeing this great rebuilding of our military might. we will give the men and women of america's armed services the resources you need to keep us safe. we will have the finest equipment in the world, planes, ships and everything else. we are going to have, very soon, the finest eq

he saw action in the south pacific during world war ii. he served this country with honor and the military and congress and in the white house. the proud dignity of this ship is a fitting tribute to gerald ford, the man and the president. congratulations to all of the men and women who helped build it. this is american craftsmanship at its biggest, at its best, at its finest. american workers are the greatest anywhere in the world. this warship and all who serve on it should be a source of shared pride for our nation. we're joined today -- better believe it, right? better believe it. [cheers and applause] better believe it. and by the way, we're going to soon have more coming. [cheers] we are joined today by general mattis, now secretary mattis. [cheers] where is he? [applause] who will be charged with overseeing this great rebuilding of our military might. we will give the men and women of america's armed services the resources you need to keep us safe. we will have the finest equipment in the world, planes, ships and everything else. we

a crew went all the way to the south pacific and rappeled a quarter of a mile down inside the crater0-degree pictures and video. all there for you to see and view safely from your home with a quick search on the internet now. >>> to health check today at 4:00 people trained in cpr know to grab for a defibrillator if someone goes into cardiac arrest but where is the best place for a aed. a team at the university of toronto looked at where heart attacks happened and looked at a variety of public spots to find out where aeds will reach the greatest number of people. the two best spots might surprise you. in coffee shots and near atm's. studies show near access can double the chance of survival. >> big talkers now and it's a letter from a mom that has everyone talking not only because that letter was sent to police but it was to thank them for arresting her daughter. in the now viral post mom writes to walton county officers in florida explaining that her daughter was "one of the thousands of spoiled spring breakers living it up on the beach who got arrested for under aged drinking." mom

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indies, the bulk of new guinea and the philippines, and many of the british island colonies in the south pacificthere was one incident in which after taking a city japanese soldiers ran around for days murdering and raping civilians and civilians and soldiers in hospitals by the thousands. this was in singapore in february of 1942. there were incidents elsewhere, but nothing similar happened and any other city that came under japanese control as they advanced. from late 1943 on, as the japanese were forced to retreat and in the process were pushed out of cities they had occupied for years, there was one more such incident. that was in manila in march of 1945. nothing like it happened in any other city. please note the two incidents are three years and a month apart and separated geographically by thousands of miles. there is no evidence that any of the japanese units involved in the horrors and singapore were involved in the horrors in manila. the two incidents, one unique in the period of japanese advance and one unique in the period of japanese retreat have only one element in common. yamashit

they went expected to survive and they went off on hms bounty and he was left for dead in the south pacificone but after two weeks, i was eating my words. it's interesting. that is the first question you get asked, why on earth would you want to do anything like that? but especially from my perspective, maybe it is a character thing, but i came out from the other perspective and it was an incredible opportunity to be able to document something that happened so many years ago but has gone into folklore and our history and it is an amazing opportunity. what where the highs? er... dig deep! the whole journey? the loans for me... there were times of extreme heat, extreme wet and really bad weather conditions and i think, for me, it is when you are in the thick of it and you can't imagine when it is going to end and you can't see when the end is coming because you don't know when the weather is going to leave, when things are going to happen, so it is just not knowing. we are seeing the boat you are on but you also get shots of the boat, so there must be another boat and camera crew. drones we r

through asia and -- secretary of state rex tillerson who is launching his tour through asia and the south pacificting earlier this morning that some chinese will be with president trump at mar-a-lago in the coming weeks as well. vonnie: kevin, thank you. chiefas bloomberg's washington correspondent on capitol hill. coming up, we will get more into the new health care bill with douglas egan, the former director of the congressional budget office. the office is repairing -- preparing its support -- it's report on that health care bill. raphael bostic has been named as the new president. he is a current professor at the nursery of southern california. foras assistant secretary housing and urban development during the obama administration. europe, scotland's leader wants another referendum about independence from the u.k. they say scotland would like to say part of the -- state part of the european union, but a compromise has been brick walled by theresa may. clears, they say there will be another vote for independence. that could happen next year. working to help create jobs and avoid -- in decrease

leadership in the foreign affairs of our nation, especially in asia and the island nations of the south pacific. a good member of congress takes care of their own people just as eni did. a great member of congress understands that their people can only thrive when the nation of a whole is a place of justice and peace. those are the lessons i learned from knowing eni faleomavaega and for what he thought me i will forever be grateful. mr. speaker, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: mr. alz reserves his time. mrs. radewagen. mrs. radewagen: i continue to reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: mr. walz. mr. walz: mr. speaker, i urge my colleagues to join us in passing this important piece of legislation. when those veterans in american samoa see eni's name, it will strike them what he has done and the work he's done here in congress and i would give a heart-felt thanks to the gentlelady for bringing this bill forward and for honoring her friend the way she has. i encourage people to support this bill and with that i yield back the balance of my time. the

kennedy commanded a pt boat in the south pacific. remarkable restoration. omar, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this is pt 305, also known as the "uss sudden jerk," and this is exactly what the boat looked like during world war ii. if you were a german boat and you saw this vessel, there was probably a torpedo already headed your way. after more than 70 years, the vessel is finally back home and one of the original crew members took it on another mission. >> very big honor, thank you so much. >> welcome aboard pt 305. >> reporter: after more than 70 years, jim narrison is back on his boat. the last time the former petty naval officer stepped on pt 305, he was about 19 years old and the boat was stationed off the coast of france world war ii. on thursday the 92-year-old veteran took the newly restored vessel on its inaugural ride on louisiana's lake ponchartrain. >> it sounds the same as it did then, the vibration under your feet. >> reporter: it's the latest edition to the national world war ii museum in new orleans. there a

south 50 missions in the pacific. he received numerous medals but his is just one of them, distinguished flying cross. the significance for me why i the office is veterans affairs and our commitment to veterans has to be all the time. so that's why i'm going to put sure on the wall and make it's in a position where i look at it every day so that i the reasons e of i'm here is to make sure our veterans are cared for. fact, we have another piece redoing and there's another frame with his medals and pictures of him that will go this so that we, reminders you have like that, you tend to have more f a human thought to public policy rather than just the numbers. o'halleran, an tom thank you for telling viewers a little bit about yourself. >> thank you very much. appreciate it congressman, you started working when you were eight years old. why? doing?re you >> okay. i started -- i was a lot of thege and young people being out in the to work in thego tobacco field. o i worked in the fields picking up leaves. in cco was king a

. >> we are in the heart of one of the worlds' most remote jungle deep in the south pacific.ival lists from all walks of life. but they don't quite know what they're in for yet. >> surviving this game will be the harders thing you've ever done. because you won't be paired with each other. you'll be paired with these guys. ten total novice who is have never spent a night camming in their own backyard. let alone a surviving in the wilderness. >> that looks like it is going to be interesting. >> one brother, jen, tell us all about it. >> and i pretty sure a fish flopped into her louie bag. now, listen, you guys know what this is. this is hand a simon, on new girl, always keeps it real every time we interview her. so when i talk to her little while ago, i was like were you up in the four seasons, while these people are doing their thing? and you know, they kind of, it is less reality show for these guys. it is more game. and hand a says she was game for anything. >> we survived in the wild, that's the first, just staying alive. >> i don't want to sleep in the woods. but dow like

he saw action in the south pacific during world war ii.ed this country with honor, in the military, in congress, and in the white house. the proud dignity of this ship is a fitting tribute to gerald ford, the man and the president. congratulations to all of the men and women who helped build it. this is american craftsmanship at its biggest, at its best, at its finest. american workers are the greatest anywhere in the world. this warship and all who serve on it should be a source of shared pride for our nation. we are joined today, better believe it, right? [ cheers and applause ] better believe it. better believe it. by the way, we're going to soon have more coming. [ cheers and applause ] we are joined today by general mattis, now secretary mattis -- [ cheers and applause ] where is he? who will be charged with overseeing this great rebuilding of our military might. we will give the men and women of america's armed services, the resources you need to keep us safe. we will have the finest equipment in the world, planes, ships, and everyth

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forecast by midweek as a weak weather system pushes inland across the pacific northwest and northern california. rain may develop as far south as the north bay on wednesday, but widespread rainfall is not currently anticipated. ( marty @ landing ) our top story this morning... a violent arrest caught on camera in vallejo... police are seen beating a man as they worked to get him in handcuffs. kron4's averi harper is in vallejo with the latest. averi? (averi)this is the video that has sparked outrage in vallejo...(nats)a man being arrested by police...in the video you see the officer hitting the man..."i saw the video this morning and it was just uncalled for."kareem walton lives in the country club crest neighborhood of vallejo where it happened. "they could of took a whole different measure, they didn't have to jump on him and beat on him, i mean the guy didn't have no weapon, i mean he ran but that's just resisting arrest."he's not only upset about how the officers handled the arrest but he's also upset about this...(nats)at one in the video the officer takes his gun out of his holster... "for them to put him down and beat

pacific air comes in, the cold. there are parts of northern canada right now colder than 60 below 0, doesn't have a chance to drop south because of that stuff coming off the pacific. meanwhile showers down in the south, mississippi valley, will head to the north. it looks like tomorrow afternoon some of the rain will be moving into ohio, west virginia, western pennsylvania. we'll see a couple showers move across us tomorrow night north of town. here comes that front on tuesday. in the afternoon we've got some showers, but the best chance of rain ni morning we're starting to clear out. your forecast then for tonight, clear to partly cloudy, cold, 20s with light wind. tomorrow 20s and 30s in the morning, partly sunny, chilly, increasing clouds, milder, mid- 50s in the afternoon. let's look at the three-day forecast. showers develop tuesday afternoon, mid-60s, 64 wednesday, be kind of breezy but should be dry. thursday and friday back in the 50s and next weekend still a little up in the air. models are not in agreement, but don't forget the time change. >> i just have to point out here, casey had additional questions. you

he saw action in the south pacific during world war ii.e military in congress, and in the white house. the proud dignity of this ship is a fitting tribute to gerald ford, the man and the president. congratulations to all of the men and women who helped build it. this is american craftsmanship at its biggest, at its best, at its finest. american workers are the greatest anywhere in the world. this warship, and all who serve on it, should be a source of shared pride for our nation. we are joined today -- better believe it. better believe it. [applause] by the way, we're soon going to have more coming. by generald today mattis, now secretary mattis. whoamerican workers are the will be charged with overseeing this great rebuilding of our military might. we will give the men and women of america's armed services the resources you need to keep us safe. finest have the equipment in the world. planes, ships, and everything else. very soonng to have the finest equipment in the world. [applause] we will give our military the tools you need to preven

a got hit hard on reports of china curbing tourism to south korea. cathay pacificstrongly, up around 5%. the movement in korean stocks showing tension one would say, the understatement of that year, in terms of the korea-china relationship. versushe aussie dollar the new zealand dollar, now the highest level against the kiwi on the back of data out of australia and new zealand this morning. let's get you this story coming out of dubai. loserswere the biggest on sunday, falling to the lowest level in two months, on the same day that the nasdaq dubai launched an etf platform. with his etfrt off story before we get into dubai volumes going to sleep. how would the spring momentum back into this in terms of people looking for proxy trades? to say that this is an intention that goes along well with all of the different tosures that stock exchanges bring liquidity and percent investors alternatives that they can have to have exposure to stocks in the region, so etf's have never been very popular among investors here in the uae, but the authorities and stock exchanges are