>> larry: i know, the national association for the advancement of cool people. i like it. >> it's not cool when you say it. how about charismatic people, cantaloupe people? forget everything i just said. how about just people of color? that's perfectly acceptable. >> larry: but, isn't that just switching the words? i mean, how is that better? >> because it's people first, and all they have to do is just draw an arrow from the "p" to the "c," so they can still keep the mugs. >> larry: damn it! you're right. that's very thoughtful of you. >> it's easy. it's just racist words. by the way, i'm coming for you next, united negro college fund and you better get ready to change your mugs because we're not switching out that "n" word. >> larry: franchesca ramsey, everyone! we'll be right back we'll be right back! ( cheers and applause ) ♪ rootmetrics, in the nation's largest independent study, tested wireless performance across the country. verizon, won big with one hundred fifty three state wins. a t and t got thirty-eight, sprint got two, and t mobile got, zero. verizo

if you look at the national association of progress, thises this is the nation's report card by the federalovernment in content, areas and geography only 20% of 12th graders and 2010 were efficient, in u.s. history only 12% were proficient in civics only 24%. >> if i'm in a class and i refer to the french revolution for some reason, something about thomas jefferson, you can't just assume this, the students have historical civics knowledge about things. this is another issue that one book reading can solve. you select a book that has a lot of accompanying knowledge that's going to go into it as well. so you select charles dikens. you're getting something about the french revolution which will carry over to other so you want to select the book that is knowledge rich, all right, it's going to bring cultural literacy that will fill the big gaps in their head. that's what the one-book program is ideally going to do. you want to tell us that, is that happening? [laughter] >> thank you all again for coming out on a night they're predicting snow and actually mardi gras. can you hear me? great. and

. >> senator gordon smith, president and ceo of the national association of broadcasters, welcome back to the communicators. we appreciate being here. >> guest: thank you it's a pleasure. >> host: the current fcc, five commissioners have been a place for a couple of years now, you've, you've got to work with them, how would you describe your relationship and how would you describe the current fcc. >> guest: i think it is fair to say this is proving to be one of the more partisan fcc's i have ever observed. i say that having observed many of them on the congress committee. i think it is stylistic and i think chairman wheeler has an agenda in mind and he wants to push it and he needs to votes. it makes it challenging for us but because on one hand our issue, telecommunication issue should not be republican and democrat. it seems to be more divided that way than i have ever seen. that is their business and my business is to work with both sides constructively and as effectively as possible. >> is the fcc structured in your view in a way that is the 21st century? >> i think so but i think

>> senator gordon smith, president and ceo of the national association of brought casters, welcome back. we appreciate you being here. >> thank you, peter. always a pleasure. >> the current fcc, five commissioners have been in place for a couple years and have gotten to work with them. how would you describe your relationship? >> guest: i think it is fair to say that this is proving to be one of the more partisan fcc is i have ever observed and i say that having observed many on the same committee. .. is the fcc structured, in your vie, in a way that fits the 21st century? >> guest: i think so, but i do think house commerce committee and others have come up with reform ideas that are probably long overdue. but, you know, again, i don't -- i'm not anxious to venture into telling them how to do their job, because my job is to get along with them and to work with them and try to make the broadcasting case as well as i can on the basis of good public policy. >> host: well, joining us today to talk about some of those issues that the broadcasters face is monthty today low of communications t

. >> coming to dealership ownership, according to the national association for minority dealers, only 5% of dealerships are owned by minorities. that breaks out to roughly 1,000. why is this the case and what can be done to improve those numbers? >> well, at ford we have been working many, many years on this. we have one of the highest percentage of minority-owned dealers because the management team should reflect the population of who we sell to. >> right. >> so it's really about finding great candidates, candidates who also have grown up in the auto is a demanding business. >> sure. >> but we are always on the lookout and continue to lead in this area. >> what are you most excited about next year for ford? >> i'm excited about everything. i mean -- >> sure you are. >> we're coming off 2015 with a lot of momentum. coming into 2016, we have all the great products, we are doing a lot on the mobility side but we said last year that we were going to deliver a breakthrough year both from a growth standpoint and financial standpoint. we have done that and provides good momentum. >> congrat

announcer: we're live at the national governors association meeting for the winter session. the next discussion will be a opioid health issues. afternoon,day this we will show you the funeral for supreme court justice antonin scalia. that happened earlier today at the chapelshrine at of the annapolis -- chapel of the immaculate conception. that coming upf at 4:30 eastern time. and our road to the white house coverage continues with the republican primary and the nevada caucuses today. we will be following the results this evening. we will also have speeches from the- speeches candidates. we will also have your phone calls and live twitter coverage. while we wait for the nga winter session to resume, we will hear gary herbert and terry mcauliffe. they talked about this year's meeting. of utahve the governors and virginia. , the chairy herbert of the national governors association winter meeting and the vice chair, governor terry mcauliffe.

. >> coming to dealership ownership, according to the national association for minorities. that breaks out to roughly 1,000. why is this the case and what can be done to improve those numbers? this. we have one of the highest percentage of minority-owned dealers because the managementd reflect the >> right. >> so it's really about finding great candidates, candidates who is a demanding >> but we are always on the lookout and continue to lead in this area. >> what are you most excited about next year for ford? >> i'm excitedi mean -- >> sure you are. >> we're coming off 2015 with a lot of momentum. coming into 2016, great products, we are doing a lot on the mobility side but we said last year that we were going to deliver a both from a growth standpoint and financial standpoint. we have done that and provides good momentum. >> great year. >> thanks. >> good stuff. >>> coming up, imagine what you can do in a bmw with just gestures. after a stressful day e help falling asleep. try unisom sleepminis to get a good night's sleep and wake recharged. unisom sleepminis . a stressful

the national association of secondary school principals. e national state board of education association. the superintendent's association. in particular, we want to thank you toss they senator howard stephenson and new hampshire commissioner of education, virginia barry, for flying in just today to represent the national conference of state legislators and the council of chief state school officers. and i come as i said, met with them earlier and had a very good open discussion with them at 12:00 today. all for your commitment to our nation's students. we look forward to this partnership. ? i wantednor inslee: --introduce governor hassam has led -- i want to do internet -- introduced the next governor. i decided tom: volunteer for the lamar alexander for governor campaign. leading with insight and wisdom so that i could help the campaign win. the candidate thought i would be better putting up yard signs. [laughter] i put up a lot of yard signs that year for the candidate, who soon became the next governor of tennessee. 2010forward a few yea

the national governors he association. the school superintendents association. the national education association. the american federation of teachers. the national conference of state legislators. the national association of state boards of education. the national school board association. the association of elementary school principals and of secondary school principals. the national teachers association. and it also has the support of the chief state school officers. any of us who have been around education know that these groups do not always see eye to eye all the time. but they do on this bill. you already know this because they've sent you a letter in which they said, "although our organizations do not always agree, we're unified in our belief that essa, or as senator franken says, essa, is an historic opportunity -- well, that's your suggestion for what we call it. right? right. essa is an historic opportunity to make a world class 21st century education system. we are dedicated to working together at the national level to facilitate partnership among our

the national association of secondary school principals. the national state board of education association. the superintendents' association. and in particular, we want to thank utah state senator howard stevenson and new hampshire commissioner of education virginia barry for flying in just today to represent the national conference of state legislation churls and the council of chief state school officers. governor inslee and i as i said we met with them earlier and we had a very good, open discussion with them at 12:00 today. thank you all for your commitment to our nation's students. and we look forward to this partnership. now -- governor inslee -- i wanted to introduce governor hasl haslam. he is going to introduce our next speaker. >> thank you. in 1978 is a 20-year-old college junior i had the first involvement in a campaign and decided to volunteer for the lamar alexander for governor campaign and i envisioned bringing college students voice to the campaign and leading insight and wisdom so that i could help the campaign win and the

president obama about to address the national governor's association. audience will be our nation's governors. he'll talk to them and take questions from the governors. this should be interesting. this morning. i see the governor of virginia, a big politico himself. new momentum this morning for hillary clinton in the democratic race. she holds a commanding lead over bernie sanders in south carolina which holds the primary on saturday. >> this as she's riding high following her win in nevada over the weekend. as this race has shown who is up, who is down can change and change fast. the senior washington respondent joining us from charleston with much more on this. what's the state on the race today, jeff? >> reporter: good morning. no one knows better than hillary clinton how fast a race can change. she thought that she would be eyeing the general election by this point. she's still locked in a democratic primary fight. they're taking it seriously in south carolina. there's no question she comes into south carolina with so many advantages. particularly a

money and it's not the money of the people and the president, it's your money and you are the national association and the fifa must serve that and nothing else. >> they must work together with a committee and at the top of >>> the iowa 3 department of public health is confirming two more cases of zika virus in the state.both the new cases are in middle- aged women who've >>> department of public health is confirming two more cases of through sexual activity. iowa is one of the 27 states where the virus has been found. women but none of the those are in iowa. >>> a baby is alive after a very delicate procedure performed on him before he was even born. >> reporter: just looking at grayson, you wouldn't know what he has been through until you see the scars on his chest. doctors here at the children's hospital of los angeles discovered he had a heart condition that would leave the heart undeveloped. >> you can imagine that having an undeveloped heart would be heart to survive. >> reporter: his heart was closing up. >> you feel like the cards are stacked against you. >> reporter: they inserted a needl

you are the national association. and the money of fifa has to serve for the development of >> infantino must serve a four year term working with a new executive committee featuring female representation at the top of one of the world's popular sports. >>> taking a live look tonight. all over downtown sioux city, we saw the beginning of a warm chad will "first alert weather with siouxland's chief meteorologist chad sandwell." 3 3 diana and chad >>> what a huge change in temperatures from yesterday to today and it's only going to get better tomorrow. >> if you really like today just hang on because we're going to see virtually the same type of conditions but a little bit warmer. certainly good news. take a look at downtown sioux city. you can see things are pretty quiet out there this evening. with light winds even after getting into the lower 40s and 50s we're going to see temperatures cooling off quite rapidly. everyone going to stay in the middle to upper 50s. and then we've got another series of boundaries or fronts

the school superintendents association. the national education association. the american federation of teachers. the national conference of state legislators. the national association of state boards of education. the national school board association. the association of elementary school principals and of secondary school principals. the national teachers association. and it also has the support of the chief state school officers. any of us who have been around education know that these groups do not always see eye to eye all the time. but they do on this bill. you already know this because they've sent you a letter in which they said, "although our organizations do not always agree, we're unified in our belief that e.s.s.a.," or as senator franken says, essa, "is an historic opportunity" -- well, that's your suggestion for what we call it. right? right. "essa is an historic opportunity to make a world class 21st century education system. we are dedicated to working together at the national level to facilitate partnership among our members and states and dist

. >> thank you and good morning and welcome to this panel, the national governors association on attracting companies and investment. what matters to firms. i'm a partner at mckinsey's public-sector practice and we have the privilege of working with governors and state leaders across the country on health care, infrastructure, higher education, public safety pension and i.t.'s. i have the privilege of meeting our economic development practice, which means i work with governors and their economic development teams on their most ambitious jobs and initiatives. the purpose of this morning's panel is quite simple -- states focused disproportionately on company attraction, retention and expansion. governors spend a lot of their time doing this. what actually matters to companies as they decide where to locate and where to invest? what should states do to ensure they are as competitive as possible and attracting those companies? this discussion and debate is an age old one, but this is a conversation began a few months ago in october at the nga trilateral summit in colorado springs. it was there

the iowa firearms coalition, the american suppressor association and the national rifle association are backing the bill. last year, a similar measure passed the house, but stalled in the senate. this week begins a showdown between iowa's current governor versus a former governor and democratic lawmakers. tomorrow former governor chet culver is holding a town hall meeting in coralville. he's joined critics of current governor terry branstad's plan to privatize the state's medicaid system. culver said last week the move could put people's health at risk as the state moves to a managed care system. today, branstad fired back and said culver's trying to quote..torpedo a thoughtful systematic approach. branstad...1054 i think is outrageous, partisanship should have no place in trying to deliver the best health care to the citizens of iowa." some lawmakers say the governor hasn't been able to show his plan would actually save money. today a senate subcommittee approved a bill that would repeal the governor's actions. senators say iowans have been telling them low income and disabled people a

let's bring you to the national governors association and their winter meeting. we are going to talk about how states attract foreign and domestic investment. this is live coverage here on c-span. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] morning. welcome to the nga winter meeting and to the session states tracking companies and investment, what the firm looks for. going to turn it over to our moderator. >> thank you and good morning and welcome to this panel, the national governors association on attracting companies and investment. what matters to firms. i'm a partner at mckinsey's public-sector practice and we have the privilege of working with governors and state leaders across the country on health care, infrastructure, higher education, public safety pension and i.t.'s. i have the privilege of meeting our economic development practice, which means i work with governors and their economic development teams on jobs andt ambitious initiatives. the purpose of this morn

we covered the national association of minority own dealership owners and you took home one half of the awards. brand resonates with the multiculturealeal audience? >> we understand the audience. we have been working for decades to make sure we have the right communication to that marketplace and built the right cars for that marketplace. it's important for us, as well, that, you know, not only in our workplace but in the dealerships, in our supplier base, that's america. that's important. >> absolutely. why do you think it is that not only one of the cars purchased in the dullhood we the first car? >> reliability and durability. often the first car isn't necessarily a first car. it is oftentimes a used car and they have great value. they have great styling. they drive well. time. the average car on the road old. >> you mentioned the marketing message. now, how does toyota differ in their message to consumers versus the other car companies? to be very authentic and to do that we have multicultural agencies and we work to come up with executions of advertising. >> okay. >> not necessaril

if it was an extra dangerous violent thing but they weren't asking everybody to join the national rifle association, they were asking people to join the national voter registration association, and to express themselves at the ballot box. and the black lives movement that we have today marked from the seeds sewn by dr. king southern leadership conference, core, the congress of racially equality and the naacp. and the black lives movement is refreshing because one thing they're adding to the dialogue with their constant nonviolent protest, they have been able to exact prom sis from the administration and caused mayors and others to resign out of -- >> that's right. the flag in south was also -- >> to move the flag down. so i think this era will be marked as an era where they were able to provoke a response of acceptance and accountability whether it's on police brutality or the flag in the south, et cetera. >> you know, i'm glad you brought that up. when we've had black history there's been some concern why black history. then there's concern why a black life movement. say a word about that, why. i

the cybersecurity national action plan and proposed a significant funding to push our cybersecurity efforts. >> you have been watching president obama speaking at the white house to the national governors association and discussing stopping the threat of terrorism. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. sunshine, blue skies and some mild temperatures. hard to believe this is february as we take a live look right now at boat house row. boy, you have to enjoy this weather while it lasts and it's not going to last forever. nbc meteorologist bill henley will join us. >> i haven't found the pause button. it would be really nice to hold on to something like this. look at the blue cloud off in the distance and no sign of rainfall. >> 48 degrees and running cooler in spite of a sunnier day, but nobody is in the cold. 45 in washington township, wilmington is 47, 40s for redding and allentown. it had dropped down to the freezing mark first thing this morning for areas north and west and now in the upper 40s in dover and look at millville and atlantic city at 48 degrees and the temperatures are still climbing and not a cloud in the sky and here's a view at the nbc 10 studios and 4:00, 50 degrees and it wil

those paying respects, governor pat mc corey, in washington dc for meetings as part of the national governor's association, he will be there through sunday. two years after an accident killed five at the north carolina state fair, a major development in court. the owner of the vortex, nireheon oo gherte enev iceco saeye ro 1 nd. e god enreers izin in ortor himi tettm,no mi >>he a me r:i e caarlomeled ththamd rsats ey met t el e ucthsautta erapbeed e ge oo wooubelacocte thses ine o s odomhapp0. erasbie an >>> work is underway to renovate the bus station in downtown raleigh, already changed from moor square station to go raleigh station. today mayor mc farland spoke t the ground breaking, renovations include more waiting areas and restrooms and wi-fi, realtime information, and a number of esthetic changes to the building. the station has become dated over the past 30 years, time for an upgrade to meet the it should take between 9-12 months to complete. >>> a residents hall at east carolina university once named for a foreman governor has a new name. the board of trustees voted to call it legacy hall. he imp

. >> we'll get an inside look at the new leadership awards from the national association of minority automobile dealers honoring carmakers who have made the greatest inroads in minoritymmunities. >> there were some winners that deserved every award that they received because they have invested in not only which you have to have somebody design at fiat chrysler will give us a glimpse of the minivan getting major buzz. >> not too often in my career asr i've had a chance to start with this ground up brand-new. you look at the car coming very very sexy. i think it's going to turn some heads. >> all that and more coming up when we come back. stay with us. in communities across america, people are looking for the one thing that could make all the difference in the world... a chance. things. by creating opportunities for individuals to choose... to save... to earn... opportunities for communities to transform... one life lived better at a time. save money. >>> welcome back to the nation's largest auto show, the top business are here showing off their best and boldest cars and trucks in one o

and in doing this, i want to praise the national association for the advancement of colored ople, the naacp, on this its 106th anniversary. this resolution has 24 co-sponsors. i want to thank all of them. i want to thank the whip for allowing us this time to talk about the naacp. and i thank the leadership for the opportunity. mr. speaker, this is the 11th time that we have introduced a resolution to honor the naacp. it is the the oldest civil rights organization in the united states of america. we introduced it first in 2006. and it was passed in house by voice vote and in the senate by unanimous consent. i would also add that when it passed the house in 2006, it did not do so because we were able to do it with our help alone. our help, meaning the congressional black caucus. i want you to know, mr. speaker, james sense senbrener who was the chairman, he was there to help us get this amendment passed. mr. sensenbrenner was part of that history. i assure we would not have passed this resolution in 2006. we went on to pass it in 2007 and passed the house with a vote of 410-0. 403-0. it

now racial tension and anti- police sentiment has taken a sort of fashion as the national police association asked everyone to support law enforcement by wearing blue today. it's the first time we have seen national law enforcement publicly push back against movements that they say make them the enemy. it cites the super bowl halftime show as inflammatory against police. a retired judge ladoris cordell who works with law enforcement on issues of race argues the messages have been mixed. >> beyonce performed never once did she mention the police. however, the imagery is such that and her words and her song was such that they brought up all kinds of racial issues. >> reporter: that distinction isn't clear to the national sheriffs association. their website reads, quote, the senseless killing of four law enforcement officers just this week on the heels of the anti- police entertainment at the super bowl halftime show reminds us that the men and women in law enforcement take a solemn over the that includes putting their lives on the line every day to protect our citizens. it shows how blurred th

the national association of remodeling industry say you need to negotiate a percentage up front, but the rest should be given when the job is done. also a legitimate company should pay for their own supplies. another red flag, the company not getting back to you. and the most important thing, read everything. >> do nothing without a contract and be very specific what your expectations are at the end and should match the written contract. >> danner: make sure the company you are hiring is licensed with good refer rels so you are not left with no answers. >>> take you thrive pulaski county where in the last couple of hours the judge decided ashley white's fate. what she said when noah thomas disappeared. >>> and how high school help a local nonprofit wit >>> anytime, anywhere, award-winning coverage you can count on, there is abc 13 news. >> mark: things are a lot calmer in brookneal 24 hours after that massive fire broke out at the old dan river plant. we will have more on where the firefighting efforts stand in a moment. >> first to chief meteorologist george flickinger because we hav

the last day. national governors' association chair, governor gary herbert of utah, will deliver remarks at the closing session today. this is live on c-span2. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> well, today is the last day of the national governors' association winter meeting. the governors have been meeting through the weekend, and the chair, governor gary herbert of utah, is set to offer closing remarks. he's also going to talk about his initiative called states finding solutions and improving lives. we're also told there'll be a panel discussion after that with current and former governors who have served in the senate. they'll talk about the state/federal relationship and the importance of state leadership. this should get underway in just a moment here. itthis is live on c-span2. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conver

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moore was the founder of the national association of black journalists and influence generations of journalists. he was 75 years old. >>> we're one day away from another battle for the race for the white house. donald trump is looking for another victory after his win in south carolina. he scored all 50. state delegates. gop field is down to 5 contenders with jeb bush now out. >>> hillary clinton and bernie sanders will hit the stage for a town hall tomorrow night ahead of the primary in that state. clinton is folk -- focused on the super tuesday states such as texas where she rallied over the weekend. >>> it's another preview of springtime wheg outside live -- where we go outside live center city. it may not be as mild as the weekend, but a nice way to start the workweek, toasm it's back to -- tomorrow it's back to reality. david murphy is at the big board with all the details. david how was your weekend? >> reporter: it was a great weekend. the temperatures treated us nicely up to 60 saturn and sunday. -- saturday and sunday. today a cooler day, but we have lower wind and sun. temperatures ha

. >>> the nation's governors gathered here in washington over the weekend for the national governor's association winter meeting. one session focused on how states encourage international business investment. this lasts about 90 minutes. >>> good morning. welcome to this meeting. i'm going to turn it over to our moderator, john law. >> thanks very much. good morning. welcome to this panel of the national governor's association. what matter to firms. i'm a partner at mckenzie's public sector practice and we have the privilege of working with governors and state leaders across the country on health care infrastructure, higher education, public safety, pensions and government operations and i.t. i have the unique privilege of leading our economic development practice which means i work with governors and their economic development teams on their most ambitious jobs and competitiveness initiatives. the premise of this morning's manual is quite simple. states focus disproportionately on company retraction, retention and expansion. governors spend a lot of time doing this. so what actually matter to co

spring is the busiest time of the year for home according to the the latest numbers from the national association of realtors. inventory at the end of december was down 4% from a year ago. the supply of homes for sale was the lowest since the start of 2050. morning a garbage truck driver continues to recover after surviving a horrible crash. his truck plunged 100 feet off interstate 95 in miami. family and friends gathered or night praying for him. he remains in serious condition this morning. look at the truck, what was left of it. he is lucky considering how it looks here. now this one shows the aftermath of the fall and fire. and this one, a close-up of the destroyed garbage truck there. the cab separated from the back end. witnesses of course were amazed by what they were seeing. >> first the impact on the 95, when it broke the rail. and then he fell on the roof of the house that's right next to there. and then fell on the floor. and the driver was ejected from the truck. >> wow. incredibly, no one on the ground was hurt. >>> imagine filling up your for three hour, this drivers in ohio were l

the action which is supported by the national association of realtors reduces the premiums by .5% in an effort to make mortgages more affordable and accessible for families. we have a quote here from nevada u.s. congresswoman dina titus saying that this, quote, "will help homeowners stay in their homes and enable millions of families to time." and, mr. handelman, now, a big part of your group's mission is to try to influence policy in a way that makes home ownership a reality for people. is this fha move -- does that help further your goal? if so, is it enough? >> it's not a bad thing. certainly the fha serves a lot of first-time home buyers. a lot of folks especially in the northern communities who are stepping into home ownership. making that less expensive does make home ownership more of an option for them. it is far from enough to solve the problem. there are a lot of challenges on the ownership side and the renting side to making sure that everyone has safe, decent and affordable housing. >> you know, i know that the renting side of this is important. so, you know, to be clear,

this is the national restaurant association. but then i received a letter from the trust for america's health. they, too, a nonprofit, nonpartisan organization have asked which would weaken and partially repeal critical food and drug administration, f.d.a. menu labeling. the bill as i said is scheduled to come and here we are today. my final points are this. if we have a problem let's try to work it out, but let's not take a sledgehammer and sledge ham the requirements that help americans have transparent information about their food. with that i thank you. i yield back. the chair: the gentlewoman's request is covered by general leave. ms. schakowsky: i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentlewoman from illinois reserves. the gentleman from kentucky is recognized. mr. guthrie: i now yield two minutes to my good friend from florida, mr. bilirakis. the chair: the gentleman from florida is recognized tore two minutes. mr. bilirakis: thank you, mr. speaker. thank you to my good friend from contract c i rise today in supp

eastern, david randall of the national association of scholars talks about some of the books incomingge freshmen are asked to read before the first day of class. on sunday night at 9:00 afterwards, former nsa and cia director michael hayden gives an inside look at national security in his book "playing to the edge" american intelligence in the age of terror. he's interviewed by james woolsey, former cia director in the clinton administration. >> metadata is the literally outside the envelope for electronic communication. and as you said, american law enforcement traditionally has been able to look at the outside of the envelope. the supreme court decided that the fact of your phone call, who you called, when, for how long also was essentially the outside of the envelope. >> watch book tv all weekend every weekend on c-span2. television for serious readers. >> while fbi director james comey was on capitol hill earlier this week, he answered questions from lawmakers on local efforts to get apple to break the encryption on the phone used by one of the san bernardino shooters. comey was t

second time, the west piedmont health district, based in martinsville, has been accredited by the national association of county and city health officials. chris garrett/wphd health emergency coordinator - "in 2010, we received accreditation originally. this process was a reaccreditation , which will since 2010." all health departments in the commonwealth are required to be certified by the organization and have to get reaccredited every five years. 12 other health departments have also just been reaccredited and the remaining health departments are either in the process of being reaccredited or are getting ready to start the process. chris garrett - "this really, for the community, lets them know we are doing our best to be prepared for emergencies on a public health level." the executive director of the near southwest preparedness alliance, which works closely with the health department and other healthcare organizations in 16 counties and nine cities across the state conducting departments and organizations be prepared for disasters, says it's reassuring to see the reaccreditation . john clark/phon

treatment experts are applauding and moved by the nation' s governors to address the drug and opioid crisis in america. sean: the national governors association has endorsed a plan that monitors prescription drugs. joined chief executives from every other state in the country to sponsor national standards for the prescription of opioid painkillers. experts at serenity place in manchester estimate that 70% of the people who come in their doors started their path to addiction with prescription from a doctor. >> we know that this is probably one of the main sources of the epidemic we are seeing right now , the over prescription of opioids. expressed skepticism about limits for pain killer prescriptions, saying that problem. the senate could vote as soon as today to confirm a new nominee dr. robert k left -- califf has pledged to change how the government looks that opioids and painkillers. erin: the salem finance director was arrested for shoplifting. jane savastano is on paid administrative leave. she stole nearly $600 worth of merchandise from macy' s at the mall at rockingham park during her lunch break on friday. >> devastating news. we are

spring is the busiest time of year for home sales according to the latest numbers from the national association of realtors. inventory at the end of december was down nearly 4% from a year ago. the supply of homes for sale was the lowest since the start of 2005. >>> a garbage truck driver continues to recover after surviving a horrible crash. the truck plunged 100 feet off interstate 95 in miami. family and friends gathered at a prayer circle overnight praying for the victim. he remains in serious condition this morning. now he is lucky considering the scene left behind. you can see the aftermath of the fall and fire. and then this one here, the close up, the cab separated from the back end. scene. >> for us, the impact on the 95, when it broke the rail, and then he fell on the roof of the house that's right next to it there. floor. and it's where the driver was ejected from the truck. >> despite everything you see here, no one on the ground was hurt. >>> imagine filling up your empty tank for just a few dollars. for three hour, drivers in ohio were living the dream. a computer glitch is to bla

the philadelphia community will say farewell to a respected journalist. acel moore died friday night at his montgomery county home. he was former associate editor of the philadelphia inquirer and co-founded the national association of black journalists. grace baptist church in germantown will host a viewing and funeral starting at 9:00. acel moore was 75 years old.ç >>> new this morning from our delaware bureau, a suspected drunk driver faces a number of charges after crashing and trying to run away. police tell us robert addari veered across the lanes of bay road ain kent county yesterday. he hit a woman driving toward him. they say he then got out of the car and ran into a field. police arrived and addari resisted before being taken into custody. >>> marco rubio and ted cruz are now slugging it out to become the alternative to front-runner donald trump. rubio finished second in saturday's gop primary in south carolina, cruz was a close third an critical of rubio's performance in the primary. >> if you vote for me, we will win this election. the democrats do not want to run against me. but i cannot wait to run against them. >>> in tennessee yesterday, rubio drew the biggest crowd of his campaign so

housing market which is the busiest time of the year but according to the latest numbers from the national association of real tornados inventory at the end of december of last year was down nearly 4%, the supply of homes for sale was the lowest since the start of 2005. your iphone. >> manually changing an i-phone date to may of 1970 or earlier can pre investigate the device from turninging -- or after restart. >> how would you do that. >> i have no idea. >> apple has nod provided a reason for the bug but it has acknowledged it. officials say an upcoming update will prevent the issue, until then you should keep close tabs on your device so no one renders it inoperable especially if you want to change the settings to the 1970s. >> strange. i don't know why you'd ever want to turn your calendar back to 1970. >>> all right we want to turn the clock forward because i saw some sunshine. >> yes. >> let's turn things forward to the weekend. we will actually be seeing sunshine and 60s for the weekend. we have to get through some of the rain that we've got outside right now. their way through the area and you

the head of the national association of police organizations says... they fully support the call for the boycott. beyonce has not commented... on the controversy justice antonin scalia is in repose inside the building where he built his legacy as a legal icon. president obama and first lady michelle obama were among those paying their respects. scalia's clerks will take turns standing vigil through the day as members of the public and dignitaries pay tribute. scalia died last weekend. his funeral is tomorrow at the basilica of the national shrine of the immaculate conception. his son.. the reverand paul scalia.. will deliver mass. after spending his career trying to get drug dealers.... off the streets. a former police officer is opening his own.... medical marijuana dispensary.... here in the valley. the painful disease.... that led him into "the marijuana business". plus.. a bizarre courtroom appearance.. caught on camera. a man so incensed.. he decides to build a bonfire in front of the judge's bench. plus... here's what we're working on right now...

he is a founder of the philadelphia association of black journalist and founding member of the the national association of black journal his. moore was also a steadfast advocate for diversity in news rooms, and amen for, to countless, young journalist. >>> well, lawyers for seven of accusers suing bill cosby for defamation are trying once again to obtain legal documents from the andrea constand case. the news comes after cosby's wife camille was deposed this morning over the defamation suit. lawyers for the woman argued cosby should not aloud to keep constant case files secret even though civil case ended with a confidential settlement. bill cosby is set for a preliminary hearing next month for criminal charges connect to the constand case. >>> pennsylvania congressman patrick meehan has a warning for local residents about irs scams. >> tax season means it is open season for fraud stores and scammers. what we are seeing is a number of fraud schemes that are taking their way throughout the community, particularly targeted at seniors. >> the congressman also says that people should look out f

. >> the encounter had been carefully planned by the national association of zoos and aquariums. they will now be reviewing protocols to make sure that something like this does not happen again. >>> next at 5:30, small stash, small punishment. straight ahead. the one thing that protesters want deputies to consider when they catch kids with marijuana. >>> a slow speed chase in a stolen ambulance. next at 5:30, her heart breaking reason for jumping behind the wheel. >>> another big automaker comes which stars are in line for a >> abc action news starts right now with breaking news. >> more breaking news now from new jersey. firefighters are battling a large fire in an industrial park. you're looking at live pictures right now from a chopper we're coming from news 12 in new jersey. it looks like they are readjusting that shot. there it is. we have pictures there. there's a shot of the industrial fire. you can see the large plumes of smoke and bright orange flames rising up from the fire. it has been burning for several hours. this is happening north of trenton. residents are reportin