station to the firefighter training center because they were having respiratory conditions interest the mold the san franciscans stand behind the 2 thousand people in treasure island that are being proilgd by contaminates we stand behind you treasure island's people he can you're at risk we know you're sick and will not let this stand. thank you. thanks >> next speaker >> good evening. hi thanks for being here so late. you guys know who i am the catheter the 10 year resident of treasure island i'm listening to nonprofits being displaced i'm currently displaced to my home from the mold carr oil spoke about. i had an entire piece written but i'm absolutely not going to be reading this but be frank this entire experience people call me a whistle blower this is not something this should be grord in fact, i have asbestos those are children's and pets and people we've had a hearing here before thank you jane kim for attempting to get us a clinic that's similar to what we need it's an attempt there's moves made by jane kim and the city but they deny everything in black and white in the paperwork if

idea saying that this whole thing was started by the russian book it says that many of them from the mold of a new breakaway pro russian region of trends history of which is only fifty km from odessa the ukrainian said many of the people i rested up from trent's this gem. however any signs of any more demonstrations there to visit today. there were a cup of the pro russian demonstrations today very angry people very tense people very upset about the number of deaths the overwhelming majority of deaths what people on the pro russian side note violence broke out today but that opinion lot of angry pro russian sympathizes in town and i'm not old but through ukraine a new tool to throw money down a minute since some of them on to some of the north from odessa. read the full leather but it's the causal saying that they hoped they would be any thank you very much indeed all of a crime that he never does. with a in ukraine we had mounted it on the from tolls which is closest to the ups the downs. the new chicken kiev said today that the mitre operation in that area has been largely successful an

put it in the mold. looks good. put the little flashes on the edge of the cookie. >> yeah. the ridges there. >> and watch this. >> wow. >> here is your gigantic cookie. >> like a double stuffed. >> yeah. >> might be like a quadruple stuffed. >> so tempting to pick up the giant cookie. >> these guys are going to be enjoying a cookie that amounts to 92,000 calories. they're going to have their exercise cut out for them. >> just a little. >>> all right, everybody. time for us to give away another ipad mini. >> now you'll need a twitter account. if you don't have one don't worry it's easy to create one when you enter. >> enter on our website rightthisminute.com and click on the win an ipad mini button and then enter today's buzzword. >> here we go. the buzzword for friday is -- ninja. >> get over to rightthisminute.com and click on the win an ipad mini button and enter friday as buzzword ninja, that's nin-i-n-j-an-i-n-j-a. >> and don't forget to follow us on twitter. >> good luck, everybody. ♪ >>> it's feeding time for a baby squirrel. >> look at it holding the little bottle, h

barbour: no care was taken in the manufacturing of the back after they were pressed into the mold. ou can see nicks and dings, and often you find fingerprints along the backs of these half-conical figurines. keach: these figurines may represent the first instance of mass production in the new world. the growth of the industry also symbolizes the growth of the city. archaeologists believe population size along with density has a critical effect on the economy of a city. once you get 90,000 people in one place, or 60,000 people in one place, then it has a self-generating kind of impact on its structure. all those people living here means that it's going to stimulate economic specialization. economic specialization itself then is going to change the character of the city. keach: was increased specialization actually changing life in teotihuacan ? warren barbour began to think the tiny faces would yield an answer. barbour: during my dissertation research, i occasionally would run across figurines that had fingerprints, and they sort of added a humanity to my work, and i started looking

to drink the juice, but it wasn't coming out, so she cut the box open and that's when she found the mold. shockingly, the juice was unexpired, but a tiny hole in the box caused that product to go bad. other incidents like this have happened before. kraft has taken action to change its capri sun pouch to have a clear bottom. >>> now an exclusive investigative unit reports the city of san francisco on track to collect more than $3 million in fines for fare evasion, twice as much as last year, but some riders are questioning whether their citations were valid. tonight the investigative unit looks into complaints about broken machines, problems with the card readers, and plagiarized tickets. >> the ticket that i had was mostly blank. it didn't have an officer number, a street location, it was moving very crucial information in terms of the validity of the ticket. however, the ticket that was scanned and put on file with the city system was completely filled out correctly. >> how confident are you that these tickets are fair? >> i'm very confident. >> what's behind the spike in fare evasion c

then beat up kiki is probably the most cynical when it is molding pm. but the ghost walk by a government buildings prussian corps could ultimately the courts but by other means moscow as well. a little more school dinners each moment is it because the wind when it came it was no point in dunedin you the polh team of soldiers with our precious when he sings a tensionha m these to the country. i hope the tumult of themhe tumult off disease to split it open and could prove to him dormant and because of the police showed it to the cryptic once been the target. i hope that the optical frustration movie up. going to the point in the houston crane is open for the national forces because promoted issues too costly for russia as well go all the keys to realize that ukraine is already. he should open a full room a little more. just looking and not to cut ethical countries applying for full membership a nice quiet calm and to understand is pushing to fast track that occupation is being supported by nature whoa georgia received from each move from a two member count

and what we did to deal with this problem was to actually sandblast the mold to roughen the surface of the silicone to create infinitesimal little leaks. as a result of creating these leaks in the pad, we were able to partially satisfy the artist's desire to have more gray area and to allow for smooth transitions. (stubbs) the evolution of precision technonologies has made a kind of standard possible whereby you can go to duluth or to paris and find the same a440 on the instrument that you are playing. and this kind of standardization has led to the sharing of more music; the playing of more varied instrumentalists together. but a musical instrument can be made of something extremely simple and still have the power of profound expression. it seems to only be true in the european or american world that people look on instruments as a manufactured item. elsewhere in the world, the kind of spiritual aspect to an instrument is much more important. instrumentalists treat their instruments very, very carefully. in many societies, libations and ceremonies are prepared as the instrument is bei

the weather. a man still trying to mold a lawn even a baby and a snowman. we had a rain stomachs when you first got here this morning. i guess we have to look at the bright side. at least we're not shoveling. >> to not forget you can get to weather any time. a woman in the albany park neighborhood was among five people shot across the city. >> told them she was shot in the stomach around 11. police are investigating the shooting. an elderly man was found dead. he failed to attend his usual church group. he did not show up at a church meeting tuesday night. he was retired from the ford auto plant. there have been no arrests. the investigation is ongoing. for young adults are killed in illinois after a vehicle slid off the road. app in yesterday and a small town of mendota. the victims are 20 ruled brenda hampton. >> the fifth person is hospitalized in critical condition. the driver lost control of the car. police investigating what caused this crash. police and investigating a possible new lead in the disappearance of a boy who went missing. in aurora with th

that hospital has about 88,000 patients, some of the mold, some of them sec. of the first 17 games that we looked at on one list we could ot attribute one death due to delayed care. tomorrow the me and out something different, but to answer your question officially, on the first list that we saw, zero deaths could be attributed to delayed care. >> so you are saying that waiting list are a problem. why not while you're waiting for these investigations to finish, why not allow veterans who are on waiting lists go to any hospital and get the care that they need? >> that may be a temporary solution. we are going to take a hard look at that, and if it is a ble action, ipporta will support it. of my republican colleagues have become interested in veterans issues. a couple of months ago i worked on legislation with every ,ajor veterans organization almost every veterans group in america, we listen to what their concerns were. there are a lot of concerns within the veterans community. we passed contrary -- introduced comprehensive legislation. we had two republicans in

to drink the juice, but it wasn't coming out, so she cut open the box and that's when she found the mold. juice was unexpired but a tiny hole caused the product to go bad. other incidents have taken before. kraft is taken action to change the capri-sun to have a clear bottom. >>> a growing resistance to antibiotics. patients are not getting better because antibiotics are not working. researchers warn simple infections can now be dangerous. >> many of the, you know, very common infection, right, that everyone gets it at some point in their life caused by the drug-resista drug-resistant. >> if you are taking antibiotics, you are advised to follow the instructions and take the entire prescriptions. >>> vitamin d deficiency to aggressive prostate cancer in men. researchers measured vitamin d levels in several hundred men who underwent prostate biopsies. while low vitamin d levels don't increase the risk of cancer. it's even worse when you look at african-american men. there it quadrupled. >>> facebook is rolling out new privacy features today and for that and the rest of the news before the

though it's much more vocal character of the local colors on its head just like the mold it's because you were the desert when the policeman that the bible's the bubbly policeman as the eu the occupancy of itself. its sweeping to a serious engaging. he creates a new effect of britain and other crap about. so what if michael potts ago he's acting assistants reading was this character wise noise brooding and furthermore when you look at the plot of this one man stand trying to go against a corrupt a regime being the mafia and then the politicians and the police and so it was as it has every element that i really wanted in. though international cinema slashed you and me of being there was also from the eighties has been orders that had this cool factory to find a lot of these vehicles and italian sets and these elaborate houses in these beautiful pieces of architecture from thousands of years of history of italy all the above elements that you really captured my attention have to be captivated ever since. new new new to. the music was composed by the famous he was going to go the film co

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we have the plumbing issues and the mold and mildew, and we have the walls sweating.ulous what rad is attempting to do is probably not going to work. my biggest concern is for our residents as well, as far as our residents are already isolated in living in public housing. our residents don't have a voice in this here. if you ask how many appeared in the vision program, maybe 10. we have to start informing our residents about what is going on. so they will have the proper rights. as far as the employees, we are very concerned about our jobs, which is definitely totally important to us. and more than that we are concerned about our residents as far as the services they will receive. we are with them every day, and so we are very concerned about that. i think that's it. >> thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon, my name is sabrina cheeks, i work at the housing voucher program. i have worked there 20 years. i am here about the rad program, and i understand that it's important to implement to improve the housing conditions for the tenants. but we know that our jobs wil

so the kids take the material, mix it up with water, pour it in the molds, sets in 30 minutes, air-driesand then they paint the pieces. >> it takes that mold-making technology that we have and puts it into a toy. >> casting and painting molded shapes isn't my idea of a hit toy. >> we have the marble copter, the max traxxx, and then the new tracer racers right here, which is our hottest item. >> kind of taking racing with a track and cars to the next level. it's a car with two purple l.e.d. lights in it. >> and when they go over the glow-in-the-dark track, they leave traces on the track. i mean, it's really cool. >> very cool. can i see how the car works? >> yes. >> is there somewhere we can test it? >> on the track? sure. >> yeah. >> turn the lights off, pete. i came up with a patent pending where the tracks connect side-by-side so the kids could race. >> cool. >> isn't that neat? >> i love this product. >> it's pretty awesome. >> very cool. what's your favorite toy in the whole place? >> the aero flixx are awesome. this is a disc-throwing game, kind of like disc golf, and when you hit t

. >> the mold, as moderate. >> another two days of showers. storm should be starting to pull out of this area. >> this one could produce a shower saturday afternoon. at no time did they have massive warming expected in the short time.short-term. >> stopped boston's 10-22. tonight showers one down. still damp and raw and some cloud breaks. well temperature 22. >> the normal heart has about 66 tomorrow. said of the mixed son maybe 30 percent of the area with it and on that. >> 84 on this date a year ago. >> it can get warm and it will. >> time for today's trivia. the empire state building opened in new york city at a high of 1,250 ft. it was the world's tallest building at the time. building at the timeceis e atel ng t resanhyo,an thym eaicis-8 good afternoon. first game is the pick3. 4-4-7 moving on to fireball for pick3. it is 5. >>that makes the winning pick3 numbers 4-4-7 time to play the pick4 game. >>best of luck to you. here we go pick4. first number. >>moving on to fireball. fireball is 2. >>6-10-24-33-3 mega millions is 81 million. have

so the kids take the material, mix it up with water, pour it in the molds, sets in 30 minutes, air-driesand then they paint the pieces. >> it takes that mold-making technology that we have and puts it into a toy. >> casting and painting molded shapes isn't my idea of a hit toy. >> we have the marble copter, the max traxxx, and then the new tracer racers right here, which is our hottest item. >> kind of taking racing with a track and cars to the next level. it's a car with two purple l.e.d. lights in it. >> and when they go over the glow-in-the-dark track, they leave traces on the track. i mean, it's really cool. >> very cool. can i see how the car works? >> yes. >> is there somewhere we can test it? >> on the track? sure. >> yeah. >> turn the lights off, pete. i came up with a patent pending where the tracks connect side-by-side so the kids could race. >> cool. >> isn't that neat? >> i love this product. >> it's pretty awesome. >> very cool. what's your favorite toy in the whole place? >> the aero flixx are awesome. this is a disc-throwing game, kind of like disc golf, and when you hit t

our new baby for sure but it could be an even bigger problems does it upset him but probably for the molds that if the two candidates to keep it been forced into succeeds and two are elected from editing will probably be forgotten if not forgiven it's very hard he is very high definition says the successful candidate is only one candidate elected without the headache from the old market. but if the suspect most beatiful and uses of twelve and it could be real questions about this you have other questions that could impinge on the road markings and leadership that the suppression of dissent in reaction the rules committee recommends the art corner with two other meetings probably will take place on two after the election then the results of the day into their decisions. the disgust of many of its chances as you go to succeed. one of the crop was a cool video for it even though she didn't return to the last gen x book is that at the toxic legacy of our membership of didactic talented creative inspiration and you can get to bottom dollar that the party would be moving as for the other to get

it's one twenty seven the molding cover up off the brake good cop bad cop week's poll the methods used as an american policemen another thing that really helped reveal the truth here. on our team to match. i do the room a pennsylvania widow had her house auctioned by her hair is covered four hundred sixty thousand dollars to cover the cost of an outstanding debt that she had that death was six dollars and thirty cents. the idea. the price of lunch it all took an old lady's home away other two things that need be said about this. firstly private property is one of the pillars of western and especially american civilization. however property means you can feel secure in your home under feudalism search didn't own anything you are a lot to be right there with their tyre life to pay some bleaching lord tells about the death of trevor prop really that's what makes it feel it or going back into the dark ages show and this one's in all our homes be our castles even if leo was speaking six dollars in debt. secondly what is going on in the minds of the people who put this woman's home up for au

. >> he is breaking the mold. >> a comedic genius. >> there's something inside you that keeps saying, no, go further. >> it's a constant crippling feeling of inadequacy. >> tonight -- is that what it is? >> that might be what it is. >> "cnn spotlight," seth macfarlane. what's with this bear? >> every year people die. >> really? >> everybody hold still. >> people die at the fair. >> people die at the fair. >> the scene, arizona, 1882. >> the american west is a terrible place in time. everything out here that's not you wants to kill you. angry drunk people, hungry animals, outlaws. >> oh. >> the doctor. >> i couldn't save her. >> she had a splinter. >> doc. >> "a million ways to die in the west," the new film from seth macfarlane, "family guy" creator. >> that would sound so fast. >> he is a master of outrageous comedy from animation -- >> oh, geez. well, one of us is going to have to change. >> to live action plus computer animation. >> oh. ♪ how do you like me now how do you like me now ♪ >> to his latest live action minus animation. ♪ the story of the guy behind a million ways to die

tree pollen is moderate and the mold spores are in the low range according to dr. joseph.rm-up will go from the upper 60s today to the '80s during the day. >> there will be cooling later in the week. we will enjoy the 60s today little cooling of the lake. saturday the wind starts coming around solved. >> thank you for solved. >> thank you for joining us today. in the criminal justice system the people are represented by two separate yet equally important groups: the police, who investigate crime and the district attorneys, who prosecute the offenders. these are their stories. man #1: sounds like desert storm. man #2: con ed-- they're smarter than saddam. work all night. we turn on the lights, the tube... and they bill everybody for 24 hours. you see what i mean? it's a conspiracy. i'll start up on two. mother of god. ferguson, get up here. this door shouldn't be open. holy... call the cops!

. >> he is breaking the mold. >> a comedic genius. >> there's something inside you that keeps saying,o, go further. try something different. >> it's a constant crippling feeling of inadequacy. >> is that what it is? >> yeah. >> everybody hold still! >> people die at the fair. >> the scene, arizona, 1882. >> the american west is a terrible place in time. everybody wants to kill you. angry drunk people and animals and the doctor. >> she had a splinter. >> doc? >> a million ways to die in the west. the new film from family guy creator seth mcfarlane. he is a master of outrageous comedy. animation. >> oh, geez. well, one of us is going to have to change. >> to live action plus computer animation. >> oh. ♪ how do you like me now how do you like me now ♪ >> to his latest live action minus animation. ♪ the story of the guy behind "a million ways to die in the west" begins back east. in small town new england, quiet kent, connecticut. he's the eldest of two kids. who's this guy? >> that is jonathan winters. no, this is me as a child. what was i, like less than a year old. >> what do you have

the mold pollen is moderate. continue to have a miserable allergy season. has been the character of the spring that produced dead. 85 at kankakee at this hour. phoenix down in a self holland area. if temperatures all up there at 80 degrees. hard to believe that it snowed friday morning. folks are writing and saying what about global warming? >> you can see these cold pockets tend to come and go. the alert for possible severe weather warnings late today and tonight. sunshine until then with mixed crowd. high of 86 today. thunderstorms possibly active or severe tonight. low temperature them to 63. the rain will be out of here by morning. tomorrow partly sunny and warm in the wake of that front. the humidity will start coming down. we'll stood up to 82 degrees. then turn and wind northwest. after 68. lakeshore temperatures could stay in the upper fifties or low 60s. >> and left new york and landed in paris the following day. what scientific device that a work what scientific device that a work on developing. at a moment like this, i'm glad i use new tampax pea

this painting from a convenient know the first extended to our own little easier to use basis in the mold that i could do really stupid businessmen into the firm green and gold initial training teams are going to conduct additional rental potential and cool freebies from past teach you a decent extended cheers adjustment and internet has been taken to concord said these measures when the newcastle cbd. yes if he owned a group of friends another one reason or no impact in the new one and trajectory than the one that economists forecast assist in the past two and sixteen. as always you know in eureka which is possible and practices with the government is really causing only to the growth in a revolting out the videos on you after all germany as it did in kenya needs of these could be tying into crazy huge. thanks to mom still has no room to maneuver in germany and things keep going back and tries to do with the eurozone in and yes friends you know you from i just sent another big story this week's discovery race between general electric on one side and siemens. johnny to take over all story

the all important pollen count the mold, is low. grass and weed pollens continue high. tree pollen is moderate today. here is what is going on. a jet stream goes way north and comes way south. setting the peach temperature extremes. look what happens. the northerly flow breaks down and a dome of war builds over uswarmth builds over us. >> the to extreme forms along the boundary of warmer and clear. you will see that warmth spreading out of the rockies on sunday. monday we get a little bit warmer. tuesday wednesday and thursday we developed quite a dome of warped over the eastern united states. we can go forward even farther. see the warm colors dominating the area. there's they still warm. the one thing we will have to watch that could temper some of the world along the lakefront. 57 saturday. '70s sunday monday and tuesday. maybe some low 80s on wednesday and thursday. there will be a day to day chance of will be a day to day chance of thunderstorms. the people are represented by two separate yet equally important groups: the police, who investigate crime and the distri

it was so things like three the molding at where you can mold sleigh with their hands. d oscar for showtime nneka most of the eye of klay. what led up to professional software like men and transfers deejays. the software and divide runs for $80. >>: folks in florida looks like they're picking up a yard sale and it's not my theory is because of fears of his role in their front yards of advances soaked and split up but off flooding and rain. at 20 in. of rain cover in pensacola of of of these today's breed his dreams were the their waterlogged splintered furniture >>james: we're beginning to see the cool down to a cold as we take a live look outside. this is the bay bridge approach camera. the morning sun is up and or is not going to be cut of as much as it did yesterday or the day before. but it can look at temperatures far stream across the golden gate bridge. we're looking for temperatures to continue to call as we head into saturday and sunday. as a head into the afternoon hours, will be and the mid 80s. the mouse, day and in the and then and now they're looking at low

even the mold spores have come up to moderate. not a very comfortable day in that respect. that is a sprawling canadian high. a little break coming after some really spectacular temperatures. we have some of them right now. could be a little sunshine and muggy this afternoon. a high of 85 today. a thunderstorm warning is in effect. showers and thunderstorms in clusters with low temperatures overnight down to 65. showers and storms tomorrow morning turning partly cloudy not as warm in the afternoon. only 61 on wednesday with early son building and yielding the instability caused. to the >> going back to the familiar territory. >> happy monday. we [ brian ] in a race, it's about getting to the finish line. in life, it's how you get there that matters most. it's important to know the difference. like when i found out i had a blood clot in my leg. my doctor said that it could travel to my lungs and become an even bigger problem. and that i had to take action. so he talked to me about xarelto®. [ male announcer ] xarelto® is the first oral prescription blood thinner proven to tr

they broke the mold. >> love the premise of this. >> yeah. >> okay.nalist. >> a critic. right? >> a music critic. >> and you find this young lover in the beginning which i'm sorry, he is something. >> she has several, if you remember. >> but we're talking about ryan eggles. >> yeah. >> we're in love with him. >> he's excellent. >> and he was cast obviously because he's right for the role. what people don't know is he wrote all the music for his character. >> it's amazing. >> yes. and i think he's coming this week. >> yeah, he is. >> yes, he is. >> to play a song -- >> we're in love with him. he hosted with us a couple months back. >> no way. how did that occur. >> -- just kidding. >> joann did. >> you did. >> so your goal, you got to try to find your ex-lover johnny depp. so tell us -- >> i kind of i'm just like waiting. this woman is so lost and she becomes so self-destructive because she hasn't been able to get over the loss of matthew smith. >> but he was a jerk to her. >> yeah, so what. but that happens. so young, he was her first love and so she

and that set the mold for the way she dealt with all of those eruptions. it was never his fault.t was always somebody else's fault. >> the reason i put those two together because as people get into this next campaign and if mrs. clinton runs this is going to come up again. >> it already has. rand paul. >> rand paul. >> actually said guilt by association. if she could stay with a man like that et cetera. hardest thing is to make this decision about what is -- where is the private life important and where isn't it? i mean, people will argue that clinton was a very good president. so does it really matter? the women who are going to run are going to get an awful lot of heat about their relationships and who they are. it's already begun. wendy davis, the treatment of her. karl rove says about her i think it's funny the sisters who were accused of being two trashy and wendy davis was accused of not being trashy enough. karl rove went on the air and said she was only in that trailer three months. she exaggerated her poorness. i mean, the silliness that's coming out. and you have mitch

there is startup trying to break the mold of the $160 billion cosmetics strategy, with the help of somesome of the biggest names in entertainment business are coming up with tan scrubs. wondering what that is? we'll talk about it when we have the company's founder and ceo coming up. certainly we'll be talking about another big story and this is big change, the change at ford. ceo alan mulally handing over the reins to mark fields sooner than expected. we'll find out what it means for the automaker and investors and kay buyers. we'll be right back. ♪ i'm nathan and i quit smoking with chantix. when my son was born, i remember, you know, picking him up and holding him against me. it wasn't just about me anymore. i had to quit. [ male announcer ] along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven o help people quit smoking. it reduces the urge to smoke. chantix didn't have nicotine in it, and that was important to me. [ male aouncer ] some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood, hostility, agitation, depressed mood and suicidal tughts or action while taking or after stopping cha

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holes in the floor, mold on the ceiling, cracks in the walls. well this apartment is in san francisco's lower hate. it has not been updated in decades, but the landlord just doubled the rent to $6,000 a month. a group of musicians and artists live here. they were paying $2,900 a month and then they got a letter from their landlord. >> there's a lot of other people in the situation as soon as they received the legal notices, you don't see them on the news and you don't hear their stories because they just feel intimidated. so we're going to try to stand up to it. their primary motive is to make more money off the unit. that's not a good enough reason for us to leave. >> now raising the rent is a common tactics that they use to force tenants out. >>> and tonight we have another example of just how hard it is to find a place to live. nowadays people, they are walking up to the homes offering to buy them. the thing is that these homes, they are not for sale. tucked away on the quiet street. >> it has been almost a year looking for a place. >> their

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it looks like not a bad day running just about in the mold yum category but looks like the pollen countill be on the rise the next couple of days before coming down headed toward the weekend. >>> and the metering lights turned on the bay bridge at 5:45. that's the latest tweet from kcbs traffic. already backing up to the overpasses and already rough for us back to work tuesday morning commute. we'll have a full look at the traffic all coming up. >>> okay liz thanks. right now search teams are preparing for another day of looking for three men missing after a huge mudslide in western colorado. three had gone to check on a smaller slide sunday when they were caught up in a bigger slide it's about three miles long. half a mile wide. and 250 feet deep in some places. search is even more challenging because the mud is still moving. >> we have significant challenges with communication even with our radio systems there's absolutely no cell phone service there and there's no roads to get to it. >> there does not appear to be any damage to buildings or major highways there. it was apparently tri

god definitely broke the mold when he created him. of the weirdest people i've ever met in my life. that's my boy right there. >> the crime doesn't get to you? >> he's told me about the case. i talked to him about it. it's like oh, boy, i don't know. i wouldn't want you around my sisters. but at the end of the day, that's my boy. i don't look at him for that. i look past all of that. if i was to sit here and judge half the people that are in here for their crimes, i wouldn't talk to nobody in here. >> the five co-defendants, currently in the jail with him, maldanado has plenty of people to talk to. prosecutors have requested that they be housed separately as their trials approach on a litany of charges, including aggravated assault and kidnapping. but that hasn't stopped maldanado from trying to communicate. and now that's led to conflict. >> i've got a report of an officer assault. the inmate was sprayed with oc. it was brought to medical for decontamination. i don't know what happened to the officer at this point. >> the inmate who w

so not all libertarians fit the mold of just being anti-social issues, but i think there's a reasonable debate we can have on foreign policy with libertarians because we know at heritage that without american strength the whole world becomes destabilized. we see that happening now because of the perception of weakness of this president, that it destabilize the whole world and people continue to test us until we are brought into a war we don't want to be in. at the same time and americans are tired of unnecessary intervention. the scene that doesn't work. we have to protect ourselves, interests around the world. the best way to have peace is to have strength and not be entangled all over the world. i find when i talk with rand paul there's a lot, a common ground on defense but there's still some concern because we know the best way to stay out of wars is to be so strong that no one is going to test you. and so committed that no one is going to test you. and i think we saw that with ronald reagan, basically he convinced the soviets he was determined to develop a missile defense system and

to the modern sensibility, molded by the notion that less is more, it may seem decorative and confusinga careful look at this work, done at the height of the baroque period, reveals a well-thought-out design based on a written plan. when urban looked up at his ceiling, he saw the figure of divine providence stretch her arms to a chorus of maidens who carry his family emblem, the barberini bees. they carry the bees to crossed keys of saint peter, the symbol of the papacy, and to the papal crown. the painting's meant to be read. it tells us that pope urban viii is a great and worthy man, but also that the ideals of the classical world have been subordinated to the values of triumphant christianity. every figure in this swirling panorama has meaning. the scenes painted around the sides of the ceiling tell stories extolling the pope's virtues. his unyielding battle against heresy is here symbolized by athena destroying insolence and pride in the shape of the giants. here his piety conquers lust and intemperance, represented by the satyrs. like the artists of the renaissance, cortona uses th

islamist but to her all medicines sparked international outrage that be the type deacons of the movie this molding the president of the republican also has to establish contact with nigeria's president and tell him that a specialist team of the law means in the region was out of nigeria's disposal it that these were the children usually up united states celebrates the move already pledged help one analyst says the offer of outside assistance with the search for the missing goals needs to be considered carefully. i think it is the fact of the month that is that we don't have sufficient capacity. then it is appropriate that this see photo. what does the input of the broad bean it to be careful that they don't like get out the seventy s edition rome the second to sell the kid kills off the dunking them in north easton like syria. it's pointing toward islamic states. police are now offering a reward for information on the whereabouts please take him. counting is under way in south africa's generated action up to the country's independent electoral commission to cut the two had gone smoothly and withou

the headlines. back to you. >> thank you carol massar. a new biodegradable cup is called loliware. it won a jell-o mold competition. ts are made as an alternative to disposable cups. cofounder chelsea briganti and director of sales jennifer love join me now. great to have you both here. >> we are so excited. >> what exactly -- this is an edible cup. >> it is a collection of biodegradable and edible cups. we have for you a little drink. it is a springtime lemonade with mint in a citrus cup. the cup is truly biodegradable. biodegradable products are sometimes -- they do not biodegrade properly. they have bpa. this cup is bpa-free, vegan, all-natural. it is a replacement. >> gluten-free? >> everything. >> let's start with this idea. you enter a contest. chelsea enters a contest and they use the jell-o mold concept as a material. not as a food itself. when you first heard about this, what did you think? >> i met them a few months ago. i love what they are up to. one of the most exciting things is that it is responsible business. it is working to be sustainable and ethical. i think one of the most thrilling things about

and she definitely breaks the mold. when you think of young teens, preteens, getting pregnant, you just assume their lives are going to end up in unfortunately not the most fortunate circumstances and she has turned a negative into such a positive. and seeing her speak -- she speaks beyond her years. >> good credit to her. >> amazing example. >> great credit to sarah. >> absolutely. and she is absolutely stunning. >> she is. >>> well, the desperate search for the nearly 300 school girls kidnapped by boko haram in nigeria getting help from a major ally. >>> and our next guest flagged boko haram as a terrorist organization back in 2011. congressman patrick meehan will weigh in. >>> and what many americans are willing to invest for money in, over their health care costs. you might be surprised to hear the answer, next. ♪ why do results matter so much? it's probably because they are the measurement of everything we do. for a wireless company, results come down to coverage speed and legendary reliability. so go ahead, stream,

if it were to play out it will be a big help for the molding onto the senate. >> peter cook and carl riccadonna as we look at optimism in the american economy. company news this monday morning. harder foraking it fired workers to allege discrimination based on age. no longer give them job titles and ages of workers let go. it is required of federal law if they want the person to agree not to sue. they are offering the workers and option of arbitration. pfizer trying to ease british concerns about the takeover of astrazeneca. tozer says it is committed investing in science and the u.k. and any commitment would be binding under u.k. law. pfizer says the combined company will be stronger financially. japan's second-biggest automaker has forecast full-year profit that missed analyst estimates. nissan having to spend more on incentives to boost sales in the u.s.. that is this morning company news. >> cars, they are expensive. >> they are expensive. i saw a new bmw 635 or something like this -- >> is that what you are doing on your day off? >> i was mountain climbing in the city -- not --

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