and he was hooked. >> it is contagious, i call it spartan -itis. once you know you have finished the race, no matter how slow or how fast, you finish. >> his group of five has grown to 200. competing and multiple spartans a year and pj isn't just a participant, he's the team captain. >> he means the world to us, everyone loves him. he's a natural leader. >> he pushes you but in a way to encourage you. to overcome the different obstacles and that is the part of it, the obstacles. >> his spartan medal count of olympic countries. he works as the fitness instructor. yes the same guy who almost lost his leg and his life twis >> i know i could have died. i know my leg could have been amputated. >> he is inspiring people and i feel that's why this happened. >> i know there is a reason for me to be here. spartan is like a life, you go through challenges and obstacles throughout life. it's not about just getting up on it, if you have these goals, it will be time to work toward a but it is not impossible. in itself that is the priceless reward for me. >>> th

pj completed the first spartan in 2015. he was hooked. >> it's contagious. i call it spartanitis.ou finish no matter how fast or slow, you know you finished. >> his group of five from that initial race has grown to 200 competing in multiple spartans a year. pj isn't just a participant. he's the team captain. >> he means the world to this team. everybody loves him. he's a natural leader. >> he pushes you in a way to enyoung you to overcome the different obstacles. that's what spartans is. >> his medal count rivals the olympic tallies of small countries. the same guy that almost lost his leg and his life twice is now an inspirational leader of athletes him. >> know i could have died i know my leg could have been amputated. >> he's inspiring people. i feel like that's why this all happened. >> i know there's a reason for me to be here. >> in spartan, it's like life right. we go through challenges and obstacles throughout life it's not about giving up. if you have goals, it will take time to work towards it. it's not impossible. that in itself is a priceless reward for me. >>> welcomi

. >> i see a few of my friends coming with spartan shirts can i said -- and i said what is spartan? they said it is an obstacle race.>> reporter: much more than that, a grueling test of strength and endurance, think military boot camp meets american ninja warrior, pj impeded his first spartan in 2015, and he was hooked. >> it's contagious, when race, matter how slow or how fast, the fact is that you finished. >> reporter: is group of 5 has grown to 200. competing in multiple spartans every year, he's not just a participant, he is the team captain. >> everybody loves them, they see him as the natural leader. >> he pushes you, but in a way to encourage you. to overcome the different obstacles, and that is what spartan is about, obstacles to overcome. >> reporter: his medal count rivals the olympic tallies of small countries, and he works as a group fitness instructor, the same guy who almost lost his leg and his life twice is an inspirational leader of athletes. >> i know i could have died, my leg could have been amputated. >> he is inspiring people, i feel like that is why this all h

spartan warriors who stood up the 300 spartan warriors who stood up to the persian army, they say they may, come what may. the dup says, if you don't change the backstop, we won't vote with you. and labour mps have the jitters about mrs may's idea of standing down, fearful that they could get boris johnson standing down, fearful that they could get borisjohnson or some other strong brexiteer as prime minister. mrs may is back in the ring, she is wobbling around, it is not over yet. norman, thank you very much. let's go to damien grammatical is in brussels. someone hasjust shouted that we are a laughing stock in this country — is that a view shared there? eight confusion peering into what is happening there, simon, and utterly unsure about how this is going to proceed from here, precisely because of what norman wasjust from here, precisely because of what norman was just telling you. all those permutations, combinations and options. what they have repeated here again that the european commission this morning is that they watched those votes last night, they saw eight votes, eight noes,

the paratroopers of the spartan brigade who wear the maroon beret. where are they?look pretty good read should i wear one of those things? they recently returned from the brigades third deployment in afghanistan and they have seen a lot. i have actually spoken to a couple and i know how they feel. it's been going on for 19 years. 19 years. we just took over, you know you kept hearing 90%, 92%. the caliphate in syria and now it's 100%. we just took over, 100% caliphate. that means the area of land is at 100% so that's good. we did it in a much shorter period of time that we were supposed to. i won't tell you what a certain general told me that i met a couple of other generals and i said how long do you think you can take general? when we, sir. when we? i heard two years. when we, sir. let us do it the way we want to produce a general, do it and you saw what happened. everybody saw it. among those with us as sergeant john rogers to a few weeks ago received a bronze star for valor. where is sean? where are you? should i bring him up? [applause] i won't bring the genera

and the spartans move on to the elite 8 with an 80-63 victory. in the other early game, auburn is up on top-seed north carolina. we'll have an update on that tonight. back here in the bay area, the cal golden bears have found their next leader of the men's basketball program... hiring former georgia head coach mark fox. he goes to berkeley after 9-years with the bulldogs where he took them to the big dance twice... and prior to that, he spent 5-seasons at nevada... winning four conference championships. he takes over a golden bears team that's been in a rough spot the last two years under wyking jones... back-to- back 8 win seasons... where cal has finished last in the conference. taking a look at the women's bracket-- as you would expect, tara vanderveer's stanford cardinal are once again in the mix for a national championship. the cardinal in chicago this weekend for a sweet 16 meeting with 11-seed missouri state. it's the 12th year in a row the program has reached the round of 16... and the team is seeking its 2nd trip to the final four in thr

the spartan brigade, and their commander, colonel jason jones. colonel, thank you.nk you, jason. [cheers and applause] thank you as well to every warrior -- and that's what you are. you're warriors. in the navy, marines, coast guard. finally i want to thank all the members of the alaska national guard who defend our nation against missile attack and their general, brigadier general torrance sacks. thank you, thank you. thank you, general. as well as brigadier general darin slaten. darin. thank you, darin. [cheers and applause] commander of the 176th wing alaska air national guard, great job. the men and women who serve at j-bear share one vital mission. to serve in our country's last frontier as america's first line of defense. since the second world war, our intrepid service members in alaska have proudly stood at the top cover for north america. you are a powerful warning to the world to never strike american soil. you are a warning that everybody knows about. and nobody wants to play with. here with us today are paratroopers of the spartan brigade who wear the ma

but then the opposing review was what they called in the first economic report, the spartan view. which i can we would call the capitalist view today. it was a natural competition between people and firms would lead to prosperity and everybody understood that they had a grave decision to make back then and they weren't exactly sure that all the politicians in washington would be fully informed about what we know about the roman and the spartan view so they created the counsel of economic advisors at the white house to be a staff of -- we have about 50 folks. they're economic professors mostly on leave for a year who come to the white house to advise the president on what economists think about this or that but they were brought in at the beginning to tell the president what they thought about socialism. and the joint committee was the arm in congress that was created to help them think about that. really, the job of the counsel of economic advisors and it mentions it when my job was created is basically to help washington craft policies that guarantee and foster the success of fre

the spartans would lead by 12. lsu tigers would make their run. draymond waters with a grab, steal, and finish on the other end. 12 - 01. only a five point deficit, but the spartans would go on a run of their own. some good ball movement. kenny goings with the three, and draymond green, a graduate from there are very happy with this. first trip to the elite 8 for them since 1988. >>> meantime the golden state warriors, of who we speak, kind of had it going on against the minnesota timberwolves's. led by 14 at halftime. it has evaporated. they are just during the fourth quarter on the road. it is a tie game, but check this out. some of the earlier activity, that is ryan saunders, son of flip saunders. he's the youngest coach in the nba. age 32. kd, picking up where he left off the other night in memphis. there's draymond playing defense. he comes up with a steel . nice hook past. klay stomping on a dime and releases a three, and the warriors were totally in control. they go on a 12-0 run. stephen curry on the corner all catching it, and scoring it.

and, his future now includes being a spartan... and, he earned it.nats- "yo, he happy."news. coming up after the break --- state lawmakers have introduced to a law to reform the college admission process in the wake of the national cheating scandal. we see two travelers so at a comfort innal with a glow arou them, so people watching will be like, "wow, maybe i'll glow too if i book direct at choicehotels.com". who glows? just say, badda book. badda boom. book now at choicehotels.com outside...sutro tower. dave spahr is here with your weather forecast. (dave)mostly clear skies and mild temperatures are expected through the remainder of the weekend as high pressure builds over the area. unsettled weather and cooler temperatures are forecast to develop early in the work week with showers possible monday into tuesday. additional wet weather is expected late in the week as a couple of storm systems move through the area, with potentially more significant rainfall possible by next weekend. for a ride down there. a look at what happens in the short term period, the clouds incre

his nfl draft stock, already on the rise, only improved after wednesday's pro day here at spartan stadiumeel like i improve every time i come on the field, just work on certain things i need to get better at and try to focus on different parts of my game. >> reporter: that's exactly what he's done in his four years as a spartan, recruited by former coach ron kerriger, he flourished earned the current coach, brent brennan. >> i was lucky to inherit such a great young man. >> towards my sophomore year i realized in order to be the best, you have to do more than what the people around you are doing, to separate yourself and create just that dominance. >> reporter: and dominate he did, this past season. his transformation complete, oliver hauled in 56 receptions for yards. he also caught four touchdowns. >> when he came in, he was like 215 pounds, he looked nothing like the adonis he is now. you know, it's tank top every day for josh, i'm jealous. >> reporter: nfl scouts are drooling. today oliver has the stature of a prototypical nfl tight end, 6'5", 250 pounds. coached by chikyle shanahan a

and, his future now includes being a spartan... and, he earned it.nats- "yo, he happy."tart in july. philippe djegal, kron four news. (justine) terrance carr's family posted video of his reaction to the acceptance letter... and, inust over a week, it's been viewed at least 265-thousand times. even if no one in your home smokes, secondhand smoke can be closer than you think. secondhand smoke from a neighbor's apartment can enter your home through air vents, through light fixtures and even through cracks in the walls and the floors. secondhand smoke is toxic. especially to children. protect your family. visit tobaccofreeca.com. >>welcome back to kron 4 news today, the controversy is heating up in san francisco over proposed navigation center for the homeless. their london breed wants to open it along the city's embarcadero. >>and since then a go fund me page has raised 10's of $1000 to fight the project in court and tonight we're learning about a counter go fund me page that supports the mayor's that so called counter go fund me page was put up two days ago and has big tec

and, his future now includes being a spartan... and, he earned it.nats- "yo, he happy."lasses start in july. philippe djegal, kron four news. (justine) california democrats are california (justine) (justine) california democrats are calling for reforms to college admissions in direct response to the college bribery scheme which started in california... their proposals include a checks and balance system requiring three university adminsitrators to sign off on special admissions and banning preferential admissions to donors and alumni. the man at the center of the bribery scheme, rick singer, was a private college consultant in lifornia... lawmakers want to regulate businesses like his, requiring them to register with the state. <"this is about transparency, this is about accountability, so that we can see who is invovled in these processes.">(justine) processes.">(justine) several bay area residents who have been implicated in the college admissions scandal... appeared in a boston courtroom just yesterday. among the defendents in the nationwide college admissions scam is

and the spartans move on to the elite 8 with an 80-63 victory. await the winner of duke and virginia tech. and just remember for all of your basketball needs, we've got you covered. jason dumas and kate rooney...bringing you another edition of the kron4 hoop session. it's our weekly show...covering the top stories from the hardwood all around the bay area from the warriors to the collegiate and high school level. the kron4 hoop session tomorrow night at 11... just after the 10'o clock news. finally tonight, the masters tourney is less than two weeks away... and tiger woods continues to show why he's among the favorites to claim another green jacket. check this out... the wgc-dell technologies match play tourney... tiger needs a win to advance to weekend play...and just sensational. 2nd shot on a par 4-13th...82-yards back... pure magic... gets the eagle to land right in the cup. the 43-year-old is going to the round of 16, where he will face rory mcilroy. (ken) coming up -- an academy award winning actor is calling for a boycott of some los angel

spartans able to win the game easily. after the game saying it's one and done time. my bags of out the window. and region's top seed. no problem beating dickinson. was a cool moment end of this one. and the senior had been injured since november able to get in final minute of the game. get the bucket and the foul and watch him embrace his coach. right there. pretty cool way to end your college career coming back from that injury and erica, actually gets going again a little after noon eastern today. luckily for you, "new day" is everybody 0er at 9:00 a.m. you can lock in. >> right. we'll have a strategy session how we'll watch the game. amazing. >> fantastic. andy, sorry you lost your cinderella. know this, you are our cinderella, i really appreciate that. makes me feel so much better. >> thank you, andy. >> john berman on the record, you are on fire on this friday morning. check out the twitter. "west side story," and mueller the musical apparently playing in are i don't mind. you said before the break we all need hugs.

the self-styled spartan. are not going to vote for it, she is not going to vote for it, she is not going to vote for it, she is not going to be able to peel away labour mps either because he's been absolutely rubbish in doing that. she has tried to either bribe or bully them into agreeing. are you referring to this £100,000 was mentioned in one of the papers? we will get to that in a moment actually. it is true, that is corruption. we would call that corruption. we would call that corruption if it happened anywhere else. we just corruption if it happened anywhere else. wejust go back corruption if it happened anywhere else. we just go back to the sort of basic thing we always knew about theresa may, we always knew this about her, she does not have friends in parliament and now that is coming back to bite her. don't you think this was a poisoned chalice, whoever had taken this job on at this stage that it was offered? we would have beenin that it was offered? we would have been in the same position. no, i don'

that you can apply to your credit card by they do not understand that it can apply to your body so spartan exercise is good for our back it's very important for back but some of my patients who are very active and really exercising or a lot still have problems in the lower back if you exercise too much you can do there are problems because the body is not prepared to that you have to build up and you need to start on time if you exaggerate the movement that intensity the frequency the weight that you are working with you are going to the problems so sports is good exercise is good and really know it is in this pencil it's indispensable and that really helps if you do have lower back pain and that but how effective is it compared to painkillers and to massages. cut is thirty seven and has always been plenty of exercise a year and a half ago she was struck with pain since then she's been through various treatments to no avail. and this wouldn't it i had an m.r.i. done amende physical therapy which included must sergeant acupuncture i also saw an osteopath i did everything i could but in the

spartans close the half on a 12-1 run, however. the second half belonged to charles and the terps. maryland only allowed ten points in the t quarter. charles scoring 16 of her game high 21n the second half. maryland improves t 12-1 l-time in big ten play. will face michigan tomorrow in iae semifinals. >> thatnd ring play worked for the men. >> how about that? the reaction of the team was the best. >> she had to know, though. how did he get her down to the middle of the court. >> it was sen night. they were honoring him. >> for top-quality floors at rock-bottom prices, come to floor & decor. the largest tile and wood place i've ever seen in my life. it's every color. it's every style. it's a one-stop-shop. we got exactly what we wanted and we paid the price that we were looking for. why wouldn't you want to save money and make your house look great? the design center is a total inspiration. these guys know their stuff. hands down the best place for floors, no question. floor & decor. you have to see it to believe it. the one with the designer dog collar.(sashimi) psst. hey, you! won

he has hanging out with the hardcore spartans, they're called by the erg, the ones that will never movehe dup might come around but i have seen a source saying that is wrong and the dup are out of the window, that won't happen and it looks almost certain the deal is dead today. i cannot believe we're coming back for a fourth time, unless the parliament perogues next week and they have to rewrite the start all over again, and the speaker blocks it again. i think in rounds of votes on monday, maybe having a law on wednesday and the government might collapse on friday. are labour not in a tricky position because they previously said they had no problem with the withdrawal agreement, it was the political declaration, they are not looking at the political declaration today? that is the point the tories are trying to make, the attorney general, geoffrey cox, and others in the commons. the problem with splitting off the withdrawal agreement is it is not the full picture, and it is not acceptable to the eu that this passes, and we thought actually theresa may announcing she would leave might he

women by twenty twenty two that's three million meaningful jobs and businesses thanks to silicon spartans but who was the more. i hear for of was the boys that we set a new target and it is the board of five million by twenty twenty two. so a lot of acts as a bridge connecting often disaffected youth with apprenticeships micro financing initiatives and partners who can teach them how to run a business. the hope is it will help them become financially independent to achieve their aspirations and make a positive contribution to the economic and social development of their community slaughtered wants to combat marginalize ation in extremism it says young people who have jobs feel more connected to society bringing security and peace to neglected communities. one of the main aims at the un in geneva this week was to attract new donors and strategic partners to helps a lot to deliver on its goal of helping five million young people within the next three years the region is already struggling to create enough jobs for its youth and the international monetary fund estimates twenty seven million

the vote again for a fourth time on thursday, all the other options look so unattractive to the spartanswho may or not be the same people, they say, oh well, there's nothing else. some people have said they have said —— there's nothing else. some people have said —— they will never ever vote even if you put a shotgun in the mouth. they are thinking about their jobs, the mouth. they are thinking about theirjobs, they got to be thinking about the possibility that the tories are out of power, because they are in no position to mount a general election campaign. they're not thinking about theirjobs, some of them are just crazy. the bake in the sunday telegraph going on about a struggle for the rights of a free people, that's not overblown rhetoric, i don't know what is! —— steve baker. they need to get back in parliament and sort this out. how, in this lee bell atmosphere, democracy —— febrile atmosphere, democracy —— febrile atmosphere, democracy can function, i don't know. people will be reading the papers going, is this what we have come to come? papers going, is this what we have come? y

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there are the hardline brexiteers, i think they call themselves the spartans now, still refusing to backg they will never back a deal? yes, there is a group, may be a couple of dozen, who come what may remain staunchly opposed to theresa may's deal, where others opposed to it until this point, decided to switch on friday and back the withdrawal agreement. 0thers, switch on friday and back the withdrawal agreement. others, as you say, do remain completely opposed to it and will vote against it come what may. there are others in parliament whose minds may yet be changed and there are some on the labour side who would be willing to back the deal in certain circumstances. but a deadline of the 12th of april now looming, just under a couple of weeks away. the prime minister has to get her deal through or come up with a new plan, otherwise it is an indefinite extension, a longer extension, or a no—deal brexit. extension, a longer extension, or a no-deal brexit. jonathan blake. there's been a sharp rise in the number of adults calling a national helpline for the children of alcoholic parents, a

there are the hardline brexiteers, they call themselves the spartans now, still refusing to back herill never back her deal? yes, there are a couple of dozen or so who will remain staunchly opposed to theresa may's deal. 0ther brexiteers who have been opposed to it until this point decided on friday to back the withdrawal agreement. 0thers decided on friday to back the withdrawal agreement. others do remain completely opposed to it and will do come what may. there are others whose minds may be changed. there are some on the labour side who would be willing to back the prime minister's deal in certain circumstances. but the deadline of the 12th of april now looming, and the 12th of april now looming, and the prime minister has to either get her deal through or come up with a new plan, otherwise it is a longer extension, or a no—deal brexit. thank you. adrian goldberg from 5 live investigates has more on this there's been a sharp rise in the number of adults calling a national helpline for the children of alcoholic parents, according to figures seen by the bbc. in 2013, the majority of

tell me why you did that and what is the spartan pledge?e was at walter reed. i met alan in walter reed and i spent a lot of time with danny prince fdny. spartan pledge is basically a short pledge that war fighter in crisis will pledge. and now we had a sword made out of world trade center steel. so they take the pledge to the next step. you know, you join the military, you take a pledge to defend our country. when you take this pledge, you take a pledge that you are not going to harm yourself until you talk to a battle buddy. battle buddies are a key here. you can talk to civilians. you can talk to a lot of people that wouldn't understand. only a battle buddy understands where you have been. you take an oath to talk to a battle buddy before you harm yourself. your mission is to create a mission, to help your family and your war fighter friends. simple thing. it's a band-aid but so far it's worked because to date we haven't lost one that's taken a pledge. that's a band-aid. then we crated camp for heroes and things like camp for heroes to w

organizers say spartan events push the bodies and minds of competitors to the limit. all of that. everything we just saw. >>> well two serious bike crashes in san francisco in the span of a week renew calls for safety improvements. how city leaders are vowing to do more to make streets safer for cyclists. >>> plus, people are remembering the lives lost in the attack in the two mosques in new zealand. how the country is mourning and the vigils that are planned for later today here in the bay area. this is always one of my favorite shots over the bay area. the golden gate bridge there. the beautiful shot of the water and there is always this little san francisco fog that just hangs over. and i think we get a request for lovely day by will weathers very often. it is just one of those songs that is perfectly -- puts you in a good mood. >> it does. . >> can i just a little shout out to brian for his beatles request? good day, sunshine. i think i forgot to say thank you for that. we appreciate of course the effort of you guys sending it in. the least we could do is give you

a preview of the spartan rate race.row on ktvu. ♪ ♪ ♪ new wok fired shrimp, another american chinese creation from panda express. >>> after losing most of their equipment in last year's campfire, the paradise high school baseball team had a surprise from the san francisco giants. the team hosted the paradise bobcats at organ park today for their game against the corning cardinals. the giants say they wanted to help because after the fire, the team has traveled to find places for games. even though he is in arizona for spring training, giants catcher, buster posey had a message for the teams. >> paradise, we know you have been through a lot and it will be a long road to recovery but we want you to know that the players are with you, the giants community is with you. >> a very good gesture from the team. more than 650 people attended the game. the corning cardinals ultimately defeated the paradise bobcats, 7-2. >>> they had a good weather day for . >> it was beautiful for the game. >> absolutely, what we had was whether i

. >> john layfield here, good luck to your michigan tate start spartans tomorrow night against lsu . i want to ask you go gm, gm has been building more cars in china than they have in the united states this trade war seems to exacerbate, that does that worry the carmakers in michigan,taryive tariffs and trade wars? >> well, like i said, we the motor city, detroit we have manufacturing throughout the state, the president's policies have encouraged manufacturing, we've seen it in michigan. they guarantee; that we're excited in michigan, i think that other thing they will play themselves out but we believe that president's policies will be good, and a boone for michigan. david: i want to go off of cars for a moment, ask whether or not the end of mueller investigation, the collusion charge, has affected voters there as far as you can tell? >> no, i mean, no collusion, no obstruction that will be mantra here.it will be wonderful that president will talk about it here in michigan in grand rapids, he knows how important michigan is, and michigan motors want to hear. >> looking at approval r

michigan state who is the number two seed figures to go far in the tournament, the spartans open up todayof games, defending champion villanova plays against st. marys. kentucky in action as well. the michigan wolverines tonight play montana, the last game of the night, baylor against syracuse, 16 more games coming tomorrow. robert kraft who reportedly will not accept a plea deal to ensure no jail time is trying to keep video evidence of him at the orchids of day spa from being considered in the case. two charges of solicitation. kraft and other defendants yesterday filed motions to suppress the evidence. his arraignment set for march 28th. when bruce arioons coached the arizona cardinals he was the first to hire a woman to the coaching staff in the nfl. now he does it again, he hires two women, the first female assistants in bucs history and tampa now the first nfl team with two women on its coaching staff. here's another first. a hole in one for former president george w. bush at age 72. he scored this at trinity golf club. he writes next golf goal, live to 100 so i can shoot my age. go

more than 13% of the spartan student body is homeless. they've been impacted by soaring silicon valley rent. the student homeless alliance is demanding that safe parking spots are given in university garages so students can stay overnight in their cars. they want to expand the amount of time that homeless students can stay in temporary beds in the dorms and also $2500 in housing aid. >>> big changes coming to oakland's macarthur maze. now you have a chance to weigh in sniefrmts c in. >>> cal trans is accepting proposals online. one proep sam calls for closein parts of the maze for months and diverting three-way traffic on to surface streets. section was the maze need modifying so taller trucks can drive through it. cal trans wants to raise overpasses, lower ramps and possibly replace connector ramps. work expected to begin in 2022. you can find out more including a link to the survey on abc7news.com. >>> the teenager who got vaccinated against his parents' wishes is spreading his message on a bigger scale. the appearance he's expected to

nailing t wide open three.atson spartans however closed the half on a 12-1 run.ut the second half belonged to the terps. nice block. maryland only allowing 10 point in the third quarter. charles scoring 16 of her game high 21 in the second half. maryland beating michigan state. 71 facing michigan tomorrow in the finals. >>> tomoow, the redskins ands br agree to a trade for ca keenum. the deal will be official on march 1 when the new nfl season begins. this will be keenum fifth team in the last sevens, year completeing 62.5% of his passes 18 tds, 15 interceptions. >>> the maryland's men basketball team taking on minnesota tonightinal home game of the season.>> thank you. doug, people are trying to decide whether to go out. >> do you think you' going to get your reservations, it could still beng sno then. >> trust me, no problem at all. this is just pretty. i'mse excited bec i'm about to leave and go home. i love driving in snow. it's wet roads, no ice out the, that's the good news. temperatures for the most part above freezing. let' look and show you the radar whe

the group says more than 13% of the spartan student body is homeless. tey've been impacted by storing silicon valley rent. the student homeless alliance is demanding university president provide safe parking spots in university garages so students can stay overnight in their cars. beds in dorms so students can sleep and $2500 in housing aid. >>> wild weather destroying animal habitats. up next, you'll hear from a southern california woman taking dozens of birds under her wing. >>> the teenager who got vaccinated against his parents wishes is spreading h >>> good monday morning to you. waking up to dry conditions and looking at a mostly cloudy start to the day. higher elevations could see an isolated shower or the coast. otherwise, we get a break today. a few sunny peeks this afternoon. the rain returns tomorrow in the afternoon. tuesday morning will be dry and then we're looking at drier conditions for thursday and friday. so hour by hour, you can see just a little bit of green there. but here we are, 3:30 today, partly cloudy skies. the clouds increase

most folks expect to get something fairly spartan and maybe just a recounting of who mueller decides to indict and not to indict that. won't satisfy the needs of the american people. >> there is also going to be a number of places from which the mueller investigation has gleaned its information and it is often said and i heard and read that can't be disclosed. it's the same issue, right? if congress determines or there is determination that that is in the public interest, that too can be -- >> here's how it works. nothing that happens in the grand jury can be disclosed. it's a federal criminal violation to disclose that. as if all things with federal law, there is a catch. prosecutors do have the ability to go to the jo j wudge who con and that could be done here. prosecutors would have to convince a federal judge to sign off on it, but it seems in a situation like this that is so unprecedented where the integrity of our institutions is at stake and the american people can't judge the evidence for themselves, there is a strong interest in putting evidence into the public domain. i wi

he just competed in his first spartan athlete challenge, athletics challenge, and, boy, makes me feelcher here. so i want to congratulate gudu on this recognition and we wish you the best as you continue your excellence as a student leader at city college. you really remind us how proud we are to be a city and county of hardworking and optimistic immigrants, and i'm sure you'll follow my footsteps in terms of going to city college, to cal, where you want to go. and i hope to see you there next year. the floor is yours. >> thank you. good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen, i'm extremely honored and grateful for this recognition. >> please, speak directly into the microphone, thank you. >> i'm extremely grateful and honored for this recognition. i want to say thank you to city college san francisco for nominating me and president norman yee for honoring me with this special recognition.

she began constructing the case eight years ago out of this spartan space now dominated by this paper diorama that winds its way through the office. so what is this? >> julia olson: so, this is a timeline that we put together. >> kroft: it documents what and when past u.s. administrations knew about the connection between fossil fuels and climate change. the timeline goes back 50 years, beginning with the presidency of lyndon johnson. >> olson: so, during president johnson's administration, they issued a report in 1965 that talked about climate change being a catastrophic threat. >> kroft: whether it was a democrat or a republican in office, olson says, there was an awareness of the potential dangers of carbon dioxide emissions. >> olson: every president knew that burning fossil fuels was causing climate change. >> kroft: 50 years of evidence has been amassed by olson and her team, 36,000 pages in all, to be used in court. >> olson: our government, at the highest levels, knew and was briefed on it regularly by the national security community, by the scientific community. they have kno

. >>> the san jose state spartans unveiled their pro day today and tight end josh oliver was their top numbers speak for themselves. didn't take part in any work except for individual route running. the linebacker turned tight end only had one ball hit the ground while was working out. that was an overthrow. he's been working out. his sights are set on the nfl draft. he's been lifting. >> towards my sophomore year i kind of realized that in order to do the best you've got to do more than what teammates are doing, than what the people around you are doing, to kind of separate yourself and create just that dominance. all this stuff has been a huge blessing. i'm thankful to have done everything but i'm ready to get back to a team and start football. >> could be a fourth-round pick. >>> usc's long snapper jake olsen captivating the weight room. 17 bench presses with 225 pounds. he did the reps to raise money for his charity, out of sout faith, helping people who have lost their eyesight due to cancer. he's a special young man. >> wow. >>> stanford women's basketball team dialed in right no

spartans were able to win this one 76-65.izzo didn't apologize for getting after henry. >> this is one and done time, you know. the my bads are out the window. if they are high bads because that team played better or that guy played better, if it is high bad because i decided to jog back instead of sprint back, then it is your bad and you're going to hear about it. >> biggest upset from day one belonged to murray state. they beat five seed marquette. if you haven't seen john morant play yet, he is special. throwing down a monster dunk in the second half. he has amazing form. 17 points, 16 assists, 11 rebounds. murray wins 83-64. m morant projected to go right behind zion williamson in the draft. so check him out. >>> fgonzaga no problem beating fairleigh dickinson, but a cool moment at the end. the senior injured since november, but he got in as you can see there, he got the bucket and a foul. and shared that cool hug with his coach. pretty cool way to end your college career. good for him. the action continues today at 12:15

the freshman's career high 20 points leading the spartans to the elite eight. >> right now he's playing as good as anybody. >> okay, so what's next, right? we have texas tech versus gonzaga. purdue versus virginia. michigan state versus duke. that should be a really good one and auburn versus kentucky. >> on a roll. duke is struggling obviously but they're getting there. >> it will be interesting to see how auburn plays without their star player. >> dan is so excited. >> you want my analysis? >> we missed your analysis last weekend, dan. >> what is your analysis? >> this was your analysis. you sent this in from wherever you were. you were at the mother ship. >> that's my bracket. >> at least he knew what sport it was. >> his bracket was actually performing better than mine. >> better than everybody's. >> than most of ours. >> all right. now that rob is here at the desk we are transitioning though to some severe weather in some parts of the country. >> yeah, it's march madness and it is in the weather department as well. wild swings from one end to the other and had that yesterday. all s

by the communist party of china or in fact by the leader of china general to the spartans xi jinping ok we've also got vic to go with one of china's best known international politics experts vice president the center for china and globalization in beijing former interpreter for the late president going shopping you can't deny that the current chinese president is taking different steps of criticism is demanding respect on the regional and international china doesn't want to challenge the international order today but china wants to have a better say a lot just say in the international order today and i hope the rest of the world will respect chandler's request because this is legitimate this is a legal this is not revolutionary means to overthrow all the international in the south china sea there's a debate about legality stephen you're smiling there when it decided i want china is not allowed to change the international system as we know it at the moment but is transforming it when the u.n. agency for human rights was been changed and then china play a leading role in the transforma

spartan shield sought to strengthen u.s. partnerships in the middle east and support ongoing operations to defeat isis. just a few weeks ago i got to reunite with the 28th i.d. in hershey, pennsylvania, to celebrate the 140th anniversary. it was a fitting tribute for a historic part of the united states military. madam speaker, these men and women continue to build upon the iron division legacy. they are brave, resilient and well trained to support each other in combat and defend our great nation. so i say to the men and women of the 28th infantry division, roll on, 28th, roll on. madam speaker, i congratulate the 28th infantry division for 140 years of service, sacrifice, and valueo. thank you, -- sacrifice and valor. thank you, madam speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in recess u

>> one of the things, as we move forward with our analytics effort, we do that -- $28 billion in spartan spends. $1 billion in health care. we wanted to look at potential fraud. and saido the b.o.p. give us the data because we want friends from hhs ig, compare and look at it. 121 federal prisons, 20 were on electronic records. that has been required how many years now? multiple years. that meant there were 100 prisons that were getting a piece of paper to their intermediary to pass on to them to sign. you can't do data analytics with paper. it doesn't work. so we issued a report that said you have got to get into the 2000s at least and move forward because you don't know what you have. and just in the handful of prisons we did have, we have identified significant anomalies. i will also mention in the spaces the ideas coming together. because one of the benefits of the fight over access to records was we are able to get congress to also include a provision that exempted us from data matching prohibition so we could look for program fraud across agencies, health care being an example. dod

ahead, dramatic video of the avalanche that >>> we have a wet spartan to the day in spots with light rain and's scattered showers. as we head through the afternoo today upper 50s in san francisco and 62 degrees in santa. >>> we have much more news ahead. the new documentary, "leaving neverland," is hard to watch including many of michael jackson's fans because of new accusations of child abuse. we'll discuss how to think about jackson's music after the allegations. >>> hear from a former isis bride suing to return to her home in the u.s. after a five-year exile that she says ruined her life. >>> and a search for two missing little girls is over in northern california. why the local sheriff >>> this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by toyota -- let's go places. waiting for. the undisputed champs, tundra and tacoma! and in this corner, the reigning rulers of the road! let's get ready for spriiiiinnng! not bad. ready for a great deal? let's do iiiiiit! so good. what makes an amazing deal even better? how about that every new toyota comes with toyotacare, a two-year or 25,000 mile

. >> i saw michigan state spartans acceptance letter there. i love sparty, go, green, go, white. we'll let you know. >> to ginger. >> amy going state fan. michigan is going to be divided over you. my mom went there too. i love it. your "gma" moment and how about we go to state college, pennsylvania, where bennie wants to wake you up. >> good morning, good morning, good morning, good morning! good morning, good morning, good morning! >> so if you're not up, now you are. thank you so much, bennie. if you have a "gma" moment you want to share with me please put it on my facebook. >>> good morning. we made it to friday. our warmest weather is ahead of us this weekend. we transition with a slight chance of a shower, unsettled weather. don't let those umbrellas get too far away. 58 in half moon bay, a few green splotches up here, 60 to 65 for the rest of usususususususususus [ applause ]usususususususususus >>> well, as we know the sweet 16 is in full swing and we are celebrating the finale of our march madness fitness series with a full body blast. harley pasternak is here with the mo

the counterillicit finance apparatus in the united states government is small and the budget spartan, given the outsized role that professionals at treasury, intelligence, and regulatory agencies are askeded to play in safeguarding national security. given treasury is asked to address an ever growing set of national security challenges, congress should provide them with significantly increased resources to endusure it is abl to address the challenges at hand. and third, call upon finsen, financial crimes enforcement network, to issue an advisory on russian sanctions evasion and money laundering red flags. finsen regularly promulgates guidance, red flags of finance ri risks. to assist financial institutions to disrupting illicit russian financial flows, congress should call upon the treasury department to detail red flags associated with illicit fund flows. in addition, congress should call upon finsen to coordinate an advisory with international partner financial intelligence units. such a coordinated advisory would further assist foreign financial institutions in protecti protecti pr