baylor will not comment on whether kenneth starr will step down as president. charlie, the university is currently reviewing an independent report on how the rape allegations were handled. >> rose: thanks, don. today attorney general loretta lynch said the u.s. will seek the death penalty against dylann roof. roof is awaiting trial in the fatal shooting of nine black parishioners who had welcomed him into their bible study in charleston, south carolina. lynch said, "the nature of the alleged crime and the resulting harm compelled this decision." severe storms are tearing through the great plains this evening. at least one twister was spotted in scott city in western kansas. there is no word of any damage or injuries. the national weather service says the next few days will be stormy throughout the region. a threat against an american eagle flight drew a huge police response. a swat team met the plane with guns drawn when it arrived at lax from houston. all 80 people were allowed off about an hour later. the airline says the threat was not credible. kelly hogan

then ken starr, as university president -- yes, that ken starr of 1990s clinton/lewinsky coverup investigationf meet i don't think aty, baylor was blossoming. from the outside, baylor was on the rise. but now some say it came at a painful cost. >> absolutely there was a coverup. the reality is it tends to be all about the money. it's how do they protect their wealth, how do they protect and do damage control to the -- to protect that reputation? >> irwin zalkin represents jasmine hernandez who is suing baylor the way the school and athletic program handled her rape allegations when she came forward. at least three baylor football players have faced sexual assault accusations and there are reportedly a number of other baylor students who have come forward with allegations of being sexually assaulted. two victims who've spoke within cnn say the university tried to cover up the rape allegations. jasmine hernandez was sexually assaulted by baylor football player tevin elliot in april of 2012. >> this person had numerous claims of assault made against them before where we're claim ing serious alleg

president kenneth starr demoted and head football coach art briles fired after a law firm investigatingschool's handling of sexual assault allegations finding baylor's response to sexual violence claims wholly inadequate and sacking the football program in particular saying it chose not to report sexual violence and dating violence and reinforced the overall perception that football was above the rules. >> that this went on in the name of football at baylor should just disgust every single one of us. >> reporter: just last year two players convicted of sexual assault. victim jasmine hernandez telling espn's "outside the lines" -- >> you know, people keep coming out especially young women keep coming out of that school saying oh, by the way, a similar situation happened to me when i went to the school. >> reporter: starr's tenure as school president coinciding with the football team's rags to riches rise. with briles at the helm, big 12 champs, two of the last three seasons. to his players, "i am no longer the head coach, stay strong." starr saying in a statement he launched an investiga

well, today ken starr is out as president of baylor university, demoted after a damning report aboutd or rather completely and rep prehence blee mishandled multiple cases of sexual assault, especially those involving the football team. cnn's ed lavandera is live on this story in dallas. the fallout from this is probably just beginning but what exactly happened regarding how the university handled the sexual assault. >> the chairman of the board said what he saw in there was shocking and outrageous. >> how i feel about baylor, it's -- like they failed me. >> reporter: stephanie says that while baylor university's internal report vindicates her and many more young women, she says it's now clear the prominent baptist university shunned them after they reported being sexually assaulted. >> the institutional crap, like, this is out of our hands, we can't do anything about it, the case is closed. right? you know what i mean? if you really believed someone was raped, wouldn't you do something? right? like especially with the high christian standards they purport to have. >> reporter: she sa

that's really what starr is on the verge of losing his job about.conduct, but he can control a system that is supposed to be somewhat responsive. >> absolutely. after the exhaustive investigation into bill clinton's misconduct and then, you know, turning what they say is a blind eye at his own university. >> of all issues, he should be overt to that one. >> indeed. jeffrey, thank you for being here on "new day." >>> we're following a lot of news, including violent protests last night. let's get right to it. >> anti-trump protesters are taking to the streets. >> he actually said he was hoping it would crash. >> i am a businessman, that's what i'm supposed to. >> we're not going to let him bankrupt america. >> if we get the nomination, donald trump is toast. >>> the court found that there was sufficient evidence to require mr. cosby to stand trial. >> no crime committed here. this case should end immediately. >> we want to seek the truth. we're here to serve justice. >> conflicting accounts of the plane's fate. >> there was smoke in the lavatory. >> t

despite that, ken starr wasn't fully fired. university is demoting its president ken starr and firing their head football coach art briles. members of the university's board of regents says they are "horrified by the findings of an independent investigation." the scathing report found a fundamental failure to respond to students sex assault allegations, and detailed troubling mishandling of rape by players on the texas school's nationally ranked football team. the baylor bombshell happened under the leadership of starr who led the impeachment of then president bill clinton in the 1990s. starr hasn't responded to cnn's request for comment. an attorney for one sexual assault victim and former baylor student jasmine hernandez isn't surprised by the findings. >> this is a serious issue in terms of jasmine's case we'll be able to show baylor had prior knowledge of a huge problem with sexual assault on their campus, es specially through the athletic program, and they just did nothing. they did absolutely really nothing to protect the

. >> seth: ringo starr. >> yeah. >> seth: adam levine. >> yeah. >> seth: i'm super psyched. you came here and you shot -- i interviewed conner4real. >> yeah. >> seth: so we have a scene -- >> yeah! >> we actually wanted -- we should take this opportunity, it was amazing. we needed a scene in the movie where he goes on a talk show. we interrupted a work day. >> seth: yup. >> you had to put on a new suit. the whole crew had to get here, the band, everybody was here. and it was so amazing. we just wanted to take this opportunity to say we cut your scene. >> yeah, we cut your scene. [ laughter ] >> we cut it. >> yanked it right out. >> seth: you cut it? >> just cut it right out of the film. >> yeah. >> seth: you didn't need a talk show scene? >> well, actually, what you might recall, we shot two scenes here. >> seth: 'cause you shot jimmy fallon as well. >> oh, yeah. >> another scene with you. >> seth: oh, that's right. >> it was a second scene. you got in another suit. because we had to pretend it was a different day. >> seth: oh, that's right! i did two scenes! >> he had to ch

. >> rose: baylor university fired its head football coach today and demoted its president kenneth starr the shake-up follows a legal review that found the baptist university mishandled several cases of sexual assault involving football players. here's anna werner. >> reporter: the report faulted baylor for a wholly inadequate response, saying the university failed to take appropriate action to respond to reports of sexual assault reportedly committed by football players. it said two university administrators directly discouraged complainants from reporting and in one case even retaliated against someone who reported a sexual assault. the university responded today by stripping the title of president from kenneth starr, who was the one-time special prosecutor who led the investigation ending in president clinton's impeachment trial involving white house intern monica lewinsky. and they fired football coach art briles. briles is credited with turning around the football program, but today some are questioning at what cost. baylor board chairman richard willis apologized during a teleconfe

head football coach sacked and president ken starr fired.n smith is here with more. >> reporter: kenneth starr's investigation into bill clinton's affair nearly cost him the presidency, now starr losing his post as baylor president and coach art briles out of a job after the mishandling of sexual assault claims leaving the school's board, quote, shocked and outraged. he was once charged with righting the wrongs in society. the former federal judge and solicitor general best known for investigating bill clinton's affair with monica lewinsky. but this morning, kenneth starr out as president of baylor university after an investigation revealed the school mishandled and in some cases silenced sexual assault claims on campus. this report from independent investigators claiming the school chose not to report sexual violence and dating violence claims against multiple players. improperly discredited complainants and reinforced an overall perception that football was above the rules. recently two baylor football players convicted of sexual assault,

now, according to the times starr is full of praise for clinton expressing regret over what he terms as the unpleasantness. if nothing else, the timing seemed curious. then came another headline. baylor university where starr was appointed president has now demoted him and fired the head football coach after they found failure to address repeated accusations of sexual assaults against football players. the man made famous for his years long inquisition into the consensual sexual affair between bill clinton and monica lewinsky. according to the findings, he ignored or hushed up allegations of misconduct and in one case actually retaliated against an accuser. starr will keep his job as university professor and chance lore at the law school. >>> still ahead, regardless of starr's feelings, donald trump clearly believes those decades-old scandal are fertile ground for new attacks on hillary clinton. his likely opponent in the general election. he's not the first republican to think so. back when clinton first ran for senate in new york a gop consultant did some research on how voters wou

but accountability for the scandal also falling to starr.tement, he's profoundly sorry to the victims who were not treated with the care, concern and support they deserve. claiming he didn't know about allegations of violence until 2015 when he launched his own investigation, stephanie met personally with starr in december to discuss her own sexual assault. >> i wish they would have done more to help. if someone really believed that i was sitting in class next to my rapist, you know, more should have been done about it. >> reporter: starr will be shifted to school chancellor and keep his position as professor at the law school. meanwhile, baylor's chairman saying in a statement they'll work to restore a, quote, tone of accountability within the football program, robin. >> thank you. joining us happen to have espn college gameday host rece davis joins us from bristol. this does not put an end to what's going to be happening there at baylor, does it? >> no, robin, i don't think so. far from it. this feels a little more like the beginning. now,

starr.or the university says the board of regions is still deliberating his fate and a final decision could be made by the end of next week. pamela. >> ed, thank you very much for that. >>> we want to check our top stories on this thursday morning. don't expect the long airline lines to get better any time soon. pe pete are neffenger saying it will be a quote, challenging summer. he told cnn how he is tackling the issues. >> we have put a lot of resources into the top airports of the country, the top 20 in particular. we're watching them carefully and watching it in real time right now. i watch it now as well as p predictive over the next 24 hours. we've redeployed most of the canines to the airports we know there will be a lot of travel volume this weekend. those canines as you know can rapidly move people through a line, put extra resources in. a lot more overtime hours pushed out. so i think we've done a tremendous amount to mitigate it. >> but, despite that, neffinger says you should com

the starr-camargo bridge connects rio grande, texas, with mexico. the legal authority to operate this bridge will expire in 16 years. that may seem like a long way off, but as a result of that end date we've already started to see a constraint in long-term investments. this bill would eliminate that expiration date. we've done the same thing before. the progresso international bridge once had a sunsetting authorization and congress asked to lift that deadline. this bill does not cost the u.s. taxpayers a penny. but this remains an important conduit for our country for years to come. it sends and important message from those actually responsible for making laws and advancing american foreign policy. mexico is an extremely important partner to the united states and bridges, not barriers, will help that friendship to thrive. i support this measure and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york reserves. the chair recognizes the gentleman from california. mr. royce: i'll continue to reserve, mr. speaker. the s

baylor university where starr was appointed president has now demoted him and fired the head footballer they found failure to address repeated accusations and sexual assaults against football players. the man made famous for his years-long inquest decision to the consensual sexual affair between bill clinton and monica lewinsky. according to the findings, he ignored or hushed up allegations of misconduct and in one case actually retaliated against an accuser. starr will keep his job as university professor and chancellor at the hospital. >>> still ahead, regardless of starr's feelings, donald trump clearly believes those decades-old scandal are fertile ground for new atakes on hillary clinton. he's not the fefrt republican to think so. back when clinton first ran for senate in new york a gop consultant did some research on how voertss would respond to those kinds of attacks and he joins me next. ♪ that show you missed, let's just go back and find. ♪ ♪ and let's go back and choose spicy instead of mild. ♪ ♪ and maybe reconsider having that second child. ♪ ♪ see, that's the power to tur

. >>> baylor university fired its head football coach today and demoted its president kenneth starr.hakeup follows a legal review that found the baptist university mishandled several cases of sexual assault involving football players. here's anna westerner. >> reporter: the report faulted baylor for a wholly inadequate response, saying the university failed to take appropriate action to respond to reports of sexual assault reportedly committed by football players. it said two university administrators directly discouraged complainants from reporting, and in one case retaliated against someone who reported a sexual assault. the university responded today by stripping the title of president from kenneth starr, who was the one-time special prosecutor who led president clinton's impeachment trial involving white house intern monica lewinski. and they fired football coach art briles. briles is credited with turning around the football program. but today some are questioning, at what cost? baylor board chairman richard willis apologized during a teleconference. >> we're deeply sorrowful ab

baylor university is demoting its president ken starr and firing their head football coach art briles board of regents are "horrified by the findings of an independent investigation." the scathes report found a fundamental failure to respond students' sex assault allegations and detailed troubling mishandling of rape by players on the texas school's nationally ranked football team. the baylor bombshell happened under the leadership of starr who led the impeachment of then president bill clinton in the 1990s. starr hasn't responded to cnn's request for comment, and an attorney for one sexual assault victim and former baylor student jasmine hernandez isn't surprised guy the findings. >> this is a serious issue. in the case of jasmine's case, we'll be able to show that ken starr had knowledge of this throughout theth lea athletic am and they did absolutely nothing to protect these female students. >> reporter: baylor is apologizing and pledging to do better. her nan edd z is suing the scho. this football player is serving a 20-year sentence. >> i'll still always a little bit surprised th

. >>> well, ken starr, the man who led to bill clinton's impeachment has been demoted.emain the chancellor, all this after a probe of handling sex assault allegations. baylor's response, a fundamental failure. the school's football coach has been fired. the chair of board of regions, saying he is outraged and horrified by the report's finding. cnn ed levindare has more. >> reporter: baylor university demoting the president, ken starr, and firing the football coach. members of the university's board of regions saying they're horrified by the findings of an independent investigation. they found a munfundamental failure, and detailed troubling mishandling of rape by the nationally ranked football team. it happened under the leadership of starr, who led the impeachment of bill clinton in the 1990s. he hasn't returned our calls. jasmine hernandez isn't surprised by the findings. >> this is a serious issue. we're going to be able to show that baylor had prior knowledge of a huge problem with sexual assault on their campus, especially through the athletic program. they just di

starr was stripped of the title as university president. but is going to remain as the school's chancellor. baylor also fired head football coach art briles. one of the most successful and highest paid coaches in the college game. >>> we're checking on business news now. listen to this, wells fargo offering low down payment mortgages geared to millennials. how low is wells willing to go and what effect that will have on the housing market? >> well thomas its seems as if the bank is trying to make this as simple as possible and open the door to those shut out of the market since the lending crisis. they said they can meet their down payment of 3% in any number of ways and that the fico score needs to be a minimum of only 620. but you have to remember there's always coming a but here this is underwritten by basically freddie mac, and the question is whether or not they can actually make the higher borrowing requirements of that organization. so this may not be as simple as a process as wells fargo is letting on. >>> i want to give you a quick

. >> our pentagon correspondent barbara starr is at that national sanctuary at arlington's section 60nal resting place of american troops killed in iraq and afghanistan. i can see a lot of families have shown up behind you, barbara. >> reporter: ashleigh, they have indeed. we've been seeing this go on since the cemetery opened up this morning. family, friends, battle buddies all come to pay respects and love to their fallen hero. here, we are seeing to tell you there's a 90-year-old grandmother sitting in the son for hours. graveside. there are toddlers jumping around running around. people like to call this the saddest acre in america because so many young troops who fought in iraq and afghanistan have been laid to rest here. i don't like to call it the saddest. i think this is an acre absolutely full of love and respect from americans and from family members to those who serve. what happens here is so extraordinary because this is really the history of the last many years of war and if you just let the camera pan over a little bit, you could see when we first started coming to secti

so i'm pretty sure, the clintons, if they had murdered someone, ken starr would have told us about it. but as odd as it is for a presidential nom tee nee to love such an accusation, it makes sense for donald trump. it is how he launched his political career. >> trump is ramping up the rhetoric calling into question president obama's birth certificate. >> check out the internet. many people say it is not real, okay, that it's a forgery. he may have one, but there's something on that-- it may be religion, maybe it says he's a muslim. >> there were contemporaneous reports that coopted you-- those are the facts. >> george, they've co-opted you. >> who is "they?" >> obviously, obama and his mennions. ( laughter ) >> trevor: this guy is such an ass. i mean, first of all, that's like the worst jedi mine trick ever-- they corrupted you, they corrupted you. secondly, let's acknowledge that obama and his min yons would be an amazing movie. it really would. ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) now, remember, remember, trump didn't just endorse other people's birther theories. he claimed to have

how was your ringo starr interaction?wing him so that in the movie he's talking about conner for real. and so we're trying to get him to talk about conner for real. and i said to him, why don't you talk about how sometimes when bands break up it's good because all the members get to do all cool things like you and the beatles. he went, "no, us breaking up was a huge mistake. [ laughter ] that was a terrible thing to do. we shouldn't have done that." [ laughter ] and then you're just like oh, my god, he's talking about the beatles! [ laughter ] then the rest of the day, the crew would walk up to me and they're like in tears. but he was there. i mean, they mean so much to people. then there was a weird period at the improv where paul mccartney kept coming to the improv. >> seth: a standup club. is this recently? >> yeah, four or five months ago just to watch stand-up. he likes stand-up. and then one day i wasn't there and they're like paul mccartney came again. i'm like, he came again. and he said, yeah, we all took picture

barbara starr is out front with this exclusive. >> reporter: iraqi forces moving in on falluja, tryingovince from isis's grip. >> translator: we have secured safe out let's to let displaced families get out of the city. >> reporter: thousands remain trapped complicating the battle. the top u.s. commander running the war against isis is watching carefully for the stress on the iraqi military as it struggles on multiple fronts including falluja. >> they're having to make decisions in terms of where the forces are going. >> reporter: trouble brewing in bagdad. suicide attacks are a constant problem raising security questions inside the green zone. >> i think we have the right security forces on the ground from the u.s. perspective to take care of ourselves. >> reporter: cnn was the only network with the u.s. commander in charge of the war against isis as he traveled in iraq getting the latest assessments on security and the iraqi forces. they are trying to strike a balance and convince iraq's military to make sure to station enough troops around the country rather than flood bagdad with s

baylor will not comment on whether kenneth starr will step down as president.ing an independent report on how the rape allegations were handled. >> thank you, don. >>> today attorney general loretta lynch said the u.s. will seek the death penalty against dylann roof. roof is awaiting trial in the fatal shooting of nine black parishioner whose welcomed him into their bible study in charleston, south carolina. lynch said, quote, the nature of the alleged crime and the resulting harm compelled the decision. >>> severe storms are tearing through the great plains this evening. at least one twister was spotted in scott city, in western kansas. there is no word of any damage or injuries. the national weather service says, the next few days will be stormy throughout the region. >>> a threat against an american eagle flight drew a huge police response. a swat team met the plane with guns drawn when it arrived at lax from houston. all 80 people were allowed off about an hour later. the airline says the threat was not credible. the "cbs overnight news" will be right back.

it was investigated by kenneth starr, by law enforcement. kenneth starr concluded it was a suicide. nothing, quote, fishy about it. for donald trump to raise the issue and suggest -- and suggest that it was murder and illicit behavior, to exhume literally this political scandal is outrageous. by the werek it goes to the other so-called accusations -- not so-called. the accusations. never forget. kenneth starr said with regard to every accusation including white water, the fbi file, there was no negative evidence. they spent their years in power trying to prove that and they proved nothing. kenneth starr investigating, spending millions of dollars. he skplitsly absolved hillary clinton of any of that, so this repetition of charges that have already been disproven including this tragic suicide for a political purpose is an outrage. >> let me ask you on the issue of hillary clinton. there was a tough op-ed in the "washington post" about her e-mails and the way in which they say she totally appears to have ignored and doctored protocols with this report. they say they hope the fbi finis

as for ken starr, he's not spoken publicly.sexually assault cover up matched. >> there is a case that raises more questions under stars' watch. it transferred from boise state into baylor in 2013 after he was d dismissed for that team from disciplinary. last august, art riles denied knowing anything about it. >> but, boise state's head coach said in a statement, of the circumstances surrounding disciplinary record and dismissal. >> we'll watch you arrive zm was convicted last summer of sexually assaulting abe livermore student. >> you would have to be deaf, dumb and blind not to know. >> and if stuck his hand in the stand and try to avoid knowledge, that's just as bad. >> what is the university's president ken starr had to say about this? >> reporter: not much. we have made a report but it has not been denied the board of regency here at baylor voted to fire ken starr and the details are working out. a spokesperson from the university says the boy is still debating that and only analyzing all of that but an official appointment

president - he's the same ken starr of the 1990's clinton-lewinsky cover-up investigation. >> catherine:tonight he issued a statement to a waco newspaper -- apologizing to the victims of sexual violence who were not treated with the support he says they deserve. >> catherine:starr insists he didn't know about the problems until the fall of 2015 - and says he immediately launched investigations. >> catherine: claim that he immediately >> catherine:grant and vic ki? >> grant:in national news tonight. one person is dead.and at least three others are injured after a shooting at rapper t-i's concert in new york. cellphone video shows how the chaos unfolded as terrified fans go running for cover. >> grant:the person tweeted about the moments.and shared how scary it really was. officials confirmed rapper t-i was at the venue. shots were fired right the stage. at this time no suspects are in custody according to police. >> grant:investigators are gathering sureveillance tapes which may have caught some of the shooting on video. return to >> grant:there were metal detectors at the front entrance

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says the details of the internal investigation were shocking and outrageous but despite that, ken starrred. >> how i feel about baylor, it's like they failed me. >> reporter: city ofmy says that while baylor university's internal report vindicates her and many more young women, she says it's now clear the prominent baptist university shunned them after they reported being sexually assaulted. >> the institutional crap, like this is out of our hands, we can't do anything about it, like case it closed. you know what i mean? if you really believed someone was raped, wouldn't you do something? right? like especially with a high christian standards they purport to have. >> reporter: she says she was sexually assaulted by a baylor student last march and after she tried reporting the attack, it went nowhere. >> if you really, truly believed someone was raped, wouldn't you do something urgently about it? wouldn't you? like wouldn't you respond with urgency? that's the thing. we don't see urgency. we see -- we'll coordinate this next week. we hope to meet with this witness in a week or two. i don

exclusive reporting from our pentagon correspondent, barbara starr. >>> and cosby on trial. he was an iconic comedian, television pate tree affirmative action, now a judge rules he'll stand sexual assault charges. one of dozen of allegations against him. i'm wolf blitzer you're in "the situation room." >>> weeks away from the respective conventions, nobody's been nominated yet but the donald trump and hillary clinton campaigns are already at war. it's already getting pretty nasty. in speeches, interviews and campaign ads, trump is slinging mud and digging up decades-old unsubstantiated allegations and rehashing a conspiracy theory about a suicide of the friend of the clintons. the trump camp suggests retaliation for pro-clinton ads which attacks trump's treatment of women. clinton's campaign is hammering trump on his business dealings. amidst urgent search for wreckage and the black boxes from egypt air flight 804, conflicting accounts of the plane's final moments. initial reports from greek authorities said the airliner swerved sharply before it disappeared from radar. an e

. >> barbara starr doing excellent reporting for us. thanks so much. the news continues right now. >>> hi there. i'm brooke baldwin. you are watching cnn here. breaks news out of pennsylvania. we are leading with the fact that actor and comedian bill cosby will stand trial for sexual assault. the ruling came down just about an hour ago at cosby's pretrial hearing. his attorney during the closing arguments screaming at the judge. top of his lungs. this is according to our crews inside that courtroom. we'll talk to her in a moment, correspondent, lashing out. the judge deciding there is, indeed, enough evidence to proceed with a case that dates back to 2004. the 78-year-old actor, comedian is charged with three felony counts of indecent assault against a former temple basketball coach constand. she was the first woman to publicly accuse cosby of assault. her civil case was settled out of court back in 2006 for an undisclosed sum but now with this criminal trial, cosby could face up to ten years in prison. let's begin the coverage this hour with correspon

>> barbara starr traveling with the head of command.more than just proof of life in a video, one of more than 200 nigerian schoolgirls kidnapped by boko haram militants two years ago has been found alive and brought to safety. this girl, amina ali, was found last night along with her 4-month-old baby and this man who claims to be her husband, nigerian officials suspect that he may be a boko haram terrorist. now, she was found by a civilian search group in the forest about 50 miles away from where she and other girls were abducted. you remember it was on april 14th, 2014, when as many as 276 girls were kidnapped at gunpoint from their boarding school in nigeria. at least 57 girls were able to escape soon after the abduction but more than 200 remain missing today. #notwithstanding. >>> president obama standing in the way of 9/11 families who want to sue saudi arabia. but why? that story next. ♪ the sun'll come out tomorrow... ♪ for people with heart failure, tomorrow is not a given. but entresto is a medicine that helps make more tomorrow

barbara starr is at arlington. she joins us with morning.good morning, i think can you hear the bagpiper playing "amazing grace." for over 150 years the nation's fallen have been laid to rest here, over 400,000 americans, this is their final resting place. we are at section 60, however, a very pointian moment here. this is where so many of the young service members, men and women who served on the battlefields of iraq and afc have been laid to rest. i want to pan the camera over a bit. you will see hear mothers, fathers, grandparents, young children, wartime buddies so many people coming here to pay their respects. this is really the history of the nation's military over the last 15 years, those who have fallen on the battlefields of fallujah, ramadi, baghdad, in afghanistan, the canned adar, jalalabad, kabul, all the places, of course back in the news today, but these are the people being remembered birr their family and friends. as you look over here, when we first started coming to section 60, much of this was an open green meadow. now to