thanks to timothy's amazing spirits and his amazing grit, it looks as if timothy is going to colleges good. >> i really never expected for that to happen oh, but it did. lawson state has offered timothy a free ride, books include. >> now he can actually go college, figure out what he want to do with his life. and we're going to help guide him. >> reporter: so the young man who was struggling just over a week ago is now looking up at a bright future. thanks to something as simple as waffle house >> you never know who you can touch or who you influence just by one simple gesture. >> reporter: one simple gesture that changed a life. >> that day i will never forget. >> reporter: neither will we, timothy. neither will we. >> our thanks to rick carl for that inspiring story he is clearly already a hard worker and a good student. i can't wait to see what the future holds for that young man. >> opportunities opening up like that ♪ >>> the president faces a tough week ahead as vaccinations in the u.s. slow to a pace that won't get him to 70% by july 4th. and democrats are growing impatient wi

very interesting that timothy bar cloth, a professor of evolutionary biology for more than college. ok, so thank you so much for sharing your expertise here on out there. and thank you. now moving on and mongolians are choosing their 6th democratically elected president. unless expect the ruling mongolian people's party to consolidate its power. following a campaign hampered by curve in 1900 restrictions, mama john drew report voters in mongolia going to the polls to choose their new presidents. this is the 1st vote to take place after constitutional amendments stripped the presidency of some of its powers, restricting office holders to a single 6 year term, and the nation's 3rd election to take place in the shadow of the cobra. 1900 pandemic. at a polling station in the capital voters had their temperature scanned and observed, social distancing. saw the mean sunk double home. i really hope that the new president i chose today will never economy back on its feet is due to the corona virus pandemic. the mongolian economy is really struggling. it almost fell on its knees. we'll see i

still with us is professor timothy snyder.eed this is peggy nunes later's in the journal. if you were appalled by january six, and you have given up, thrown in the towel. democracy is done, it's over. those who know it's not done, not over, who don't allow it to become be done and over, also know that democracy needs friends right now. and this country we had the extraordinary event on memorial day of hearing the american president refer to our democracy as being in peril. professor, we deal with this topic every day. but it's like the frog boiling experiment. it's not being treated as an emergency. it's kind of a ruling benign event. should it be treated as an emergency? >> it should be treated as a constant challenge. these two segments are connected. look at mr. putin, we think about the assassination of people like boris -- and anna -- . these were people who are trying to find out the truth about basic issues in russia. the truth about chechnya. the truth about ukraine. by the seeing token, we want to avoid becoming like

when they arrived in mobile, they were handed over to timothy meaher and several others.oster claimed he then burned and sank the "clotilda," but exactly where remained a mystery-- until 2018, when a local reporter, ben raines, found the "clotilda" in about 20 feet of water not far from mobile. he'd been searching for seven months, following clues in captain foster's journal. the exact location hasn't been made public for fear someone might vandalize the ship, but last year, the alabama historical commission gave maritime archeologist james delgado, who helped verify the wreck, permission to take us there. so, the "clotilda" came up this way? >> james delgado: straight up here, practically in a straight line after they dropped off the people. and then on one side of the bank, set her on fire and sank her. >> cooper: so, he was trying to destroy evidence of a crime? >> delgado: yes. >> cooper: the bow of the "clotilda" is not far from the surface, but the water's so muddy, the only way to see it is with this sonar device. >> sonar is on. zero pressure. good to drop. >> coo

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timothy in my, democrat caller, you're up first this morning, go ahead. >> i believe in the daca program. these people were brought here as children and they deserve every chance to have a good life. we are all immigrants in this country. so i think they should get all the help that is necessary. thank you for taking my message. >> timothy, would you stop there when it comes to expanding immigration? and only allow it for those children who were brought here by their parents? >> i'm not sure i can answer that question intelligently. what i do believe is that we need to use our resources to go into these other countries and help the people there. >> okay. jerry in virginia, republican. jerry, what do you think? >> well, i did support the daca program before they opened the gate and started bringing them in by the hundreds of thousands. >> so before president biden was elected you were on board with the daca program? >> yes. >> okay. what if it just applies to the recipients that currently have daca status? >> well, that's [ inaudible ]. >> all right. nathan in lawton, michigan, democratic

i may reveal my ignorance here about domestic violent extremism, but is timothy mcveigh fandom a thingatted about and aspired to, paul? >> yes. this is the world of qanon. strange and bizarre and dangerous things are celebrated. even on a very basic tactical examination, you could pick through how timothy mcveigh created the attack as something that someone is going to study, that people on both sides of this will study. but i think it's important to note that this suspect is a lowly enlisted guy. he was the lowest level of enlist you could be in the marine corps. he probably didn't have access to tactical weapons beyond what a private would have. but it shows you the scope of how aggressive the recruiting is. they also have michael flynn. he's linked up with qanon and spewing all kinds of crazy stuff. it's not just lowly privates, it's the former national security advisor to the president. many people in congress and across our culture. america is divided and at war with itself. putin loves this, our enemies love this. our enemies are celebrating. osama bin laden would love to see the

months after brutal war, so thousands killed and war crimes committed against the prisoners. disposed timothy, campus conflicts, the commanders eventually put an end to disprove recent weeks have seen repeated shooting and meanings. soldiers kidnapped, where is a pass and repeated up and down. armenia is hundreds of kilometer long border with us by john. until last told him si fi the 2 countries international border was in practice, little more than a line on the map. armenia controlled both sides of the frontier as part of a buffer zone around the going to care about. the problem now is that these 2 adversaries have very different ideas as to whether you bought a post should be a mean your cues as a by john of moving its positions deep into armenian territory. other east, close the borderline, or visual fit borderline. and came in sight, the army and territory about tricky elementary. my opinion that the situation might be resolved, as soon as possible to talk to his partner college is very say they have different maps digging back to the 900 eighty's maps. we show a very different borderlin

so thousands killed and war crimes committed against prisoners timothy, campus conflicts commanded, eventually put an end to this bruce. but recent weeks have seen repeated shooting and our meaning soldiers kidnapped? well, it's a pattern repeated up and down armenian hundreds of kilometer long border with us by john. until last autumn ceasefire, the 2 countries international border was in practice, little more than a line on the map. armenia controlled both sides of the frontier as part of a buffer zone around the going to car back. the problem now is that these 2 adversaries have very different ideas as to whether you bought a post should be a mean your cues as a, by john of moving its positions deep into armenian territory. other close to borderline or visual, say borderline and came in sight the army in territory about tricky elementary, in my opinion, that the situation might be resolved as soon as possible to talk to don have partner is every say they have different maps taken back to the 1980s maps, we show a very different borderline. down below in the armenian border village of could

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there's no direct line of the hopkins, there's only timothy hopkins, the adopted son. the crockers do have children, but they all die young. which leaves probably that some cynical way to end a talk, but that might have been their greatest gift to the state of california. because if their children had livid, the institutions they endowed probably would not exist. so thank you.eid, the instituti endowed probably would not exist. so thank you.d, the institution endowed probably would not exist. so thank you. >> we'll take some questions. there's some microphones here on the side if someone would like to take the opportunity. >> thank you very much, professor. that's not quite the lecture i expected this morning. can you speak to the role of theodore juda in all of this? >> theodore juda is the engineer. there's now for the first time the original map, which is like 80 or 90 feet long. it's now been scanned. and you can see it -- i think we have it up online. and it was exhibited in the map collection. but juda is the first one to take out a -- a map what will be a practi

it's a mid- -- timothy mcveigh is at waco. there is footage of him selling stickers anti-governmental stickers on the back of his car watching waco. and when he -- he blows this up. and ed knows this as well as anybody. he makes a statement that this -- he is a war -- that the united states government declared 1991 in ruby ridge, 1993 at waco and this is the next act. he sees this pushing back against a federal government out of control that is a part of a long, detailed oftentimes anti-semitic aryan nations conspiracy theory about what happened to the u.p.s. government. pick your pieces from the lego box of masons, jewish bankers, an put them together. but this event is coming out of that conspiracy theories. and coming out of actions of the united states government that allowed these conspiracy theories -- not to fault them. maintaining a secret state, intelligence organizations is allowing a lot of these claims to be made. and the actions of things that were done at mk-ultra and north woods and other things that are coming

still with us is timothy snider. this is the latest in "the journal."t allow it to be done and over also know that democracy needs friends right now. in this country we had the extraordinary event of memorial day of hearing the president refer to the democracy as being in peril. we deal with this topic every day but it is like the frog boiling experiment. it is not being treated as an emergency but a rolling benign event. should it be treated as an emergency? >> it should be treated as a constant challenge. these two segments are connected. looking at mr. putin and think about the assassination of people, these were people trying to find out the truth about basic issues in russia, chechnya, ukraine. by the same token to avoid becoming like that we have to have leaders who want the truth exposed as clearly and many ways as possible. so if we don't have a 9/11 commission then ngos have to step in. congress has to step in. if you miss your own history then your story is told for you and the story for americans is told through the prism of the big lie that

there's only timothy hopkins the adopted son. the crockers do have children, but they all die. yeah. which leaves a probably that might be and some cynical way to end to talk, but that might have been their greatest gift to the state of, california. because if their children had lived the institutions, they endowed probably would not exist. so, thank you. because an opportunity and thank you very much professor. that's not quite the lecture i expected this morning. can you speak to the role of theodore judah in all of this? okay, theodore judah is the engineer and it's actually the there is now in the ramsey map collection for the first time theodore judah's original map which is something like 80 or 90 feet long. it's now been scanned and you can see it. i think we have it up online and it was exhibited in ramsey lap map collection. but judah is the first one to take out. what is going to map. what will be a practical line for the railroad to get over the sierra, nevada. it's a practical line for that. you can get a train up over it. it's not a practical line for making any mo

remember timothy romo and paul both of them were killed last week in that shooting and the community is still in mourning. much as we are here in the bay area. eric rucker was there and has more from tracy. >> you anything for 21 years and. if you don't have just friends. >> family of tracy resident timothy romo say they didn't just lose a father and husband last week they lost all 9 of those killed at the san jose beaty. a rail yard. >> i feel that all 9 of our heroes in my book. they never deserved to die. they never asked to die. >> tonight at a prayer vigil at tracy city hall, family and strangers. remember to local victims of last week's tragedy romo of tracey and paul of nearby mount house son scott says his dad a military veteran was never one to back down no matter how tough the situation. >> he refused to run away from a fight ever and i know for a fact that he didn't run away from this one. he was able to defend himself. and everyone else and there. >> ramos wife annette says her emotions after the loss are still raw. >> there and sing a lot anger. a lot of frustration. i w

congratulations on the book timothy frye. from my point of view as an obligated reader there are far too many books on russia but we have far too few good looks on russia and her fester fries book call -- falls into the latter category which makes it a pleasurable experience. a long time ago in the late 80s and early 90s the russians were saying that they wanted to be a normal country and this was true of the vast majority people even in the provinces who were far away like myself. professor frye's argument is that russia is a marmol country. it has become a normal country. it is a normal autocracy but it is normal. putin kills journalists and autocracies killed journalists. that's what attackers to do. they emasculate limits on executive power. this regime is corrupt yeah well all personal autocracies are corrupt so we are dealing with another normal country. it's not a normal country in the way that folks in the late 80s and 90s were hoping. they were looking for a normal country in the western european social democratic we

so thousands killed and war crimes committed against prisoners. timothy, campus conflict, the commanders eventually put an end to this bruce. recent weeks has seen repeated shooting, and i mean in soldiers kidnapped. it's a pass and repeated up and down a mean years, hundreds of kilometer long border with us by john. until last autumn sees for the 2 countries international border was in practice, little more than a line on the map. romania controlled both sides the frontier as part of a buffer zone around the going to care about. the problem now is that these 2 adversaries have very different ideas as to whether you bought a post should be amine. your cues as by john of moving its positions deep into armenian territory. other curls, the borderline or visual say borderline came side the army in territory about tricky elementary. my personal opinion that the situation must be resolved as soon as possible to talk to his partner college is every say they have different maps digging back to the 1980s maps, we show a very different borderline down below in the armenian border village of could

pass when timothy mcvay's in prison. and in their letters, they correspond on how much they have in common. and their beliefs. and this is tying into 9/11 being an inside job, right? this isn't surprising given would is later that are when we go searching on youtube or they watch or hear a talk. these are the things they're putting together and it come to the conclusion that this is an inside job. this is four years after the revolution, that they actually discussed a falsified operation in the woods. but they never did. but they claim that bush knew. that claims that fdr was behind the pearl harbor attack. that he was so wanted to get involved in war in europe that he allowed either allowed pearl have been or actually took a stronger hand in it, even harder to prove conspiracy, right? so, so many of these claims about 9/11, no i will get into them much more detail. there were planted explosives, that there was a plane that hit the pentagon moving to levels of you for faring-ism that these were actually missiles and not

timothy mcveigh is a fan of "behold a pale horse." but also very popular in the hip hop fan community and the idea jay-z is an illuminati mastermind. and part of that is how all encompassing cooper's narrative is but it has a very direct philosophy. as he writes, i do not believe in fate. i do not believe in accidents. i cannot and will not accept the theory that long sequences of unrelated accidents determine world events. remind us of anything? bingo. cooper is the example, that there has to be a reason. for cooper everything happens for a reason. there is no contingency, there is no accident. which means that when the question of extraterrestrial life comes along it also is going to have to be folded into his grand conspearicist knowledge. listen to alex jones for more than about 10 minutes on any given day and it's almost a guarantee you're going to get to the group pretty quickly. very much a foundational element of the kind of new world order conspearicism that takes hold in the '90s. and cooper is a key player in that. for coop

. >> reporter: one of the vta shooting victims, timothy romo, is an air force victim himself. as belenda leaves a memorial, he she is brought to tears. i spoke to a vta spokesperson, and they are planning to have a memorial but aren't sure whether it will be private or public. >> it is memorial day, a day to honor fallen service members. president biden marked the day at arlington cemetery. the austin took part in the ceremony. it's the first time he's participated as commander in chief. president biden told those in attendance our country can never fully repay those for their sacrifice. >> we owe them our full best efforts to perfect the union for which they died. >> the president also spoke at length about his personal experience of losing his son beau biden. he was a veteran of the iraq war. he died of brain cancer six years ago. >>> what a difference a year makes. last year the pandemic put most memorial day ceremonies on hold or virtual, but this year they were in person. hundreds attended a ceremony aboard the "uss hornet." >> reporter: this time last year there was no p

well, i mean comes our move over there to had a bill. eli binnie, semi, i'm sorry on the invoice, timothy mitchell in the the race fund or lily they in the middle of the shuttle is easy. will name mom or funded g buddy the fair our our matter about missed our land the see can hailey, how is it hello and to show him and be there to have been and he can fema s. i be the lead, be elaborately bridge, or can i but as of her daughter and her daughter theatre bus, and i can let you know that can tamara because i li, who will let mr. shady, by the way to him. i am at home. you can nominate, i will never levied. shall have been if so i can't and i'm a hold. then i will not approve the creation of a sealant to see that even on our, on our b b. they all just told me young wanted to get inside the building today. but to do that, he had to get permission, not only from the owners, but from the lebanese army, which still controls it as a strategically sensitive location. young wanted to indulge his passion painting. i finally got the chance to go inside and my, my, my immediate feeling was one of just

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timothy mcveigh is at waco. there is footage of him selling stickers, antigovernmental stickers on the back of his car, watching waco. he blows this up, ed knows this as well as anybody, he makes a statement that he is a -- that the united states government has declared war in 1991 in ruby ridge, 1993 in waco, and this is the next act. he sees this as pushing back against a federal government out of control that is part of a long-detailed, oftentimes anti-semitic aryan nations conspiracy theory about what has happened to the united states government. pick your pieces from the lego box of masons, jewish bankers, and put them together. but this event is coming out of that conspiracy theories and coming out of the actions of the united states government that have allowed these conspiracy theories -- and not to fault them, maintaining a national security state, intelligence organizations, is allowing a lot of these claims to be made. and also the actions of the things that were done at mk ultra, in north woods and t

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> reporter: annette romo is demanding answers from the vta, the agency that employed her husband, timothy romo, more than 20 years. >> if you had the vta here, what would you say to them? >> i'd want to ask them why they let it go on for so long, what they were doing to protect our families. >> reporter: over the last couple weeks the vta's released hundreds of documents in samuel cassidy's file which include incidents of insubordination, a verbal altercation with an employee over vacation scheduling and a co-worker stating if someone was to go postal it, would be almost. also just released, this audio recording of cassidy from earlier this year. >> your way tower signal operations manager and superintendent are going to screw over apu on their vacation sign-up and drop the ball, then i'm going to drop the ball as well. >> i talked with a couple of their family members that lost their spouses, too and he was disgruntled. >> he always wanted to be working alone and never wanted to work with anybody. >> reporter: and do you think that should have been a red flag right there? >> it should ha

. >> got a sweet boost alabama high school senior timothy harrison couldn't get a ride to his cross-townwhen his boss saw him making and serving up waffles, he decided it was time to step in >> that's when i said, why wouldn't you take off for graduation he was like, i didn't want to miss work. i was like, well, you're going >> i got people who want to see me succeed, so that kind of -- it kind of had me excited. >> the waffle house crew went to work they quickly bought timothy dress clothes, got his hat, cap and gown not only did he graduate, a local community college was impressed that they offered timothy a full scholarship >> yes, i like that. he is going places. >> yes. >>> just ahead, ten years of unforgettable stories, exclusive interviews, a whole heck of a lot of haircuts. >> that's right. we're calling it our savannah-versary, and we'll have some fun we're going to look back at how much she means to all of us, coming up right after this >> when was that last one? >> remember, that was in australia. >> oh! ink? i'd go with the 9 iron and try to lay it up by the yetis. i like tho

dilemma is how to create them as they are dying and speaking to create some level of popular lives. timothy, because there are serious economic and social reform to be introduced. and this was, especially the economic and financial reforms are very painful, such as reforming the pension system reforming the with the heavy will 1st stage reforming the banking fees. you can out introduce this henry, reformed gray, and popular without having a social and popular base. so to whom did i find himself lacking leasing to see the military? no, that therefore for the sake of survival because i always seek a way of surviving all the christ. your day will jenison from one day or another. the boy, if he becomes a heavy weight, you becomes an albatross around the military family, some mic. so depending on there is come in this new generation, those coming iraq, that is not also blameless. because then miss an opportunity to really propose and organize themselves to propose a serious political character. day succeed here. i succeeded in the 1st period in between april and joan, 2019. then it went through

perhaps the apocryphal story you arrived in a society which was changing and certainly give a sec, timothy was changing fast and the 1970. so you so you arrived in a flushing game movement that get paid months was lasting. key organizations were starting up as well, so that was a good environment to come to as a gay rights activist. well, yes, it was incredibly exciting to arrive in london from melbourne, australia where there were no eligibility plus organizations and wellness actually was still a criminal offense. punishable by several years, imprisonment in all circumstances coming to britain with the partial, the criminalization homosexuality and the formation of the get abrasion front was incredibly exciting. personal liberation to be able to join with other l g d plus people and fight. right? that was a nominal, very exciting moment. what perhaps did distinguish you from, from other campaigns as you also chose to, to promote your activism for conventional politics to the labor party. and famously became the labor candidate and what has been described as the ductless bi election of th

parked her grandson in the shopping cart, and was looking at items when the 55-year-old suspect, timothy walked up. >> reporter: he shot the one- year-old first, and then turned toward the grandmother. >> the grandma instinctively jumped in and tried to stop him. she struggled with him. his gun jammed. he overpowered her, pushed her to the ground and he shoots her while she's on the ground. >> reporter: wall then turned the gun on himself. the carnage was over in less than four minutes. the suspect did not know the victims. >> there was a chance this could be stopped. you know why? the reason is, he's on facebook! he has said, "i want to kill people and children." you think a damn soul told us about that? no. >> reporter: there is now a growing memorial for the victims outside this publix store where deputies say surveillance cameras captured the entire incident. they say the suspect had declared bankruptcy earlier this year, his ex-wife telling them he had recently started to act strangely. norah. >> o'donnell: manuel bojorquez, thank you. cruise ships are expected to resume sailing fro

. >> the family of tracy resident, timothy romo say they didn't just lose a father and husband last week they lost all 9 of those killed at the san jose vta railyard. i feel that all 9 of our heroes in my book. >> they never deserved to die and never asked. and i did a prayer vigil at tracy city hall, family and strangers. remember to local victims of last week's tragedy romel of tracey and paul of nearby mount house son scott says his dad a military veteran was never one to back down no matter how tough the situation. >> he refused to run away from a fight ever and i know for a fact that he didn't run away from this one. he was able to defend himself. and everyone else and there. >> ramos wife annette says her emotions after the loss are still raw. >> i there and sing a lot anger, a lot of frustration i want to try to find forgiveness. a little hard right now, but i'm sure to come in time. >> leonard a week after a vigil for his son in mount house addressed the crowd. >> my son. gave his life so others may live. but i would rather life. >> never leave home without having to your loved o

judiciary, they only serve as a backdrop to give rise even one thing on loose. lacking so far, democrats timothy studying again. as a result, many iranians feel they have no real choice that the ballot box nasa much again, i'm not taking part in the election, said it is we participated for many years and it had no impact on our lives. and the electrons on the street or the new. so i have voted 3 times before, but what i wanted never came to pass. so this time i'll definitely not vote this public does that effect. and then high inflation, no one's living in comfort and peace. and the government never keeps its word paradoxically, this increases raise his chances of winning even further because he runs most conservative voters are the ones that usually do turn up at the pulse. in the long term though, if he's elected, a lack of public support could end up undermining his standing. it's more now we want to cross over to the author of that report or 3 on corresponded theresa transferred. theresa has reported frequently from iran. good evening to you, teresa, let's talk about this election. we unders

has previously suggested holding us soldiers hostage to raise ransom money made this wrecked again, timothy, out of all the violin for said if i take over the government, people like him and others are going to be banned from leaving the country. and i should be brought to justice and prosecuted. see what kinds of damages they've done to the nation of iraq gone for them. that after a short break, the candidates finally addressed the core issues, the evaluation of the currency, smuggling, land, grubs and corruption are all touched upon the possibility of the matter. we discussed economic issues, but the main topic is develop a president how he wants to fulfill all these plans. when talking about programs, presidential candidates should tell people if he karen teeth, his plans would come to fruition or the debate ended with him. clearly placing himself a murderous candidate and appealing to reformist and moderate voters. but nothing seems to have changed. right. if he is still seen as the favorite, he defended himself against accusations made against him that he has seen, actuated at a 100 to

jewish and the law is how to create they are dying and seeking to create some level of popular lives, timothy, because there are serious economic and social want to be introduced. and this was, especially the economic and financially phones are very painful, such as reforming the pension system reforming the way the heavy world for states reforming the banking fees. you can out and do this heavy reform, graham harper without having a social and popular base. so to do that, i might find himself lacking listing to see the military. no that therefore for the sake of survival because i always seek a way of surviving all the christ luxury day. will jenison from one day or not of the boy. and if he becomes a heavy weight, you becomes an albatross around the military, families and mic. so the parent that is come in this new generation that is coming, this iraq. and that is not also blameless. because then missed an opportunity to really propose and organize themselves to perform a serious political or character. day succeed here i succeeded in the 1st period in between april and june, 2019. then it

former united states secret service agent timothy mccarthy who risked his life as well and dove directly into the path of a bullet aim for president reagan. former white house advanced staffer rick ahearn who helped save jane brady's life with his creek -- quick reaction that day. and former white house speech writer mari maseng who, having drafted the speech the president delivered that day, was walking just in front of the president when shots rang out. our conversation will be moderated by del quentin wilber, investigative reporter at the l.a. times washington bureau and best-selling author -- author of "rawhide down: the near assassination of ronald reagan." by all who have studied it, it is the best written account of that faithful day. let's get the conversation started. del: it is great to be here. i have been doing a bunch of talks lately about this day. whenever we approach the anniversary, people reach out to me to discuss the ins and outs. i got to interview all four of our participants for the book. it is extraordinarily -- extraordinary how much detail one day can have in it

and then oklahoma city, half of the bombing in oklahoma city by timothy mcveigh and the militia movement collapsed overnight after that because most people that were involved. oh my god, that is and say we can't do that. and so they lost a lot of their support financial support as well as membership. alright, well mike was such a pressure pleasure talking to you really. it will be interesting to, to, to recap in one air, sime, what happens me and you, what do you say do that? let's see. we will test some of my predicts. yeah. the empirical anyway, thanks a lot. stay safe. take care of yourself and i hope you okay, thank you right. bye bye. ah, with one of the persian gulf, the wealthiest country is his spend billions of dollars on state of the art stadiums. well look at this, the stadium is really taking shape. you can see the bowl and most of the stands now, when we were here a little bit over a year ago, at the same construction site, it was just a foundation and a few metal structures. so it seems that time why this idea to use shipping containers as building blocks has definitely pai

i spoke to timothy bartlett, he's a professor of evolutionary biology more than college and he says the dela rosa is known to survive extreme circumstances. these animals, they, they live in extreme habitat. so they live in places where there war to drive out occasionally where it praises occasionally and so they do have a very high ability to survive those kinds of stresses as far as we know, they're all pretty male. so they, they lay eggs, a direct copy of the, of the mother. borrowing a few mutations. it's very unusual. it should put them in a big disadvantage, but somehow as a, as a big group with lots of species, they appear to be able to do this. that's one of the questions that scientists are interested in understanding about them. the difficulty is that cellular life, i mean, ice breaks down cells. and so most things you would expect that after this length of time, they would not be viable anymore. and so there shouldn't be too much risk from that, but i mean, certainly the, the de permafrost is, is melting in these areas, if they really are organisms being able to survive for s

. >> reporter: the sheriff's office says the alleged gunman, 55-year-old timothy wall, shot the child first. the grandmother jumping in to stop him. >> she struggles with him, his gun jams. she was able -- he was able to overpower her down to the ground and he shoots her down while she's on the ground. wall then turning the gun on himself. >> reporter: the sheriff visibly angry, saying there were warning signs that were ignored. >> the real sad part of this, other than the fact that two people are dead, is that there was a chance this could be stopped. you know why? the reason is, he's on facebook. he has said, i want to kill people and children. >> reporter: and the alleged gunman -- and the sheriff's office also revealed the alleged gunman visited that same public store just two and a half hours before the shooting. there is still no known connection between the gunman and the victims. david? >> victor oquendo with us again tonight. victor, thank you. >>> there is also newly released footage of the shooting at san antonio airport. the gunman seen driving the wrong way and jumping fr

i spoke to timothy cuts yadi. he is the leader of the activist group home without the note on the navi, which translates as the no big ships committee. he says unesco proposal is an important step towards protecting the fragile lagoon from a future disaster. we are quite very, very happy about this announcements about unesco because it's exactly what our committee is saying seems. 10 years of char goes against the greece ships in our and it goes a lot of embarrassment for our government that says on the 1st of april, may the governor mental decree said that the cruise ships will not center in our, in the moon anymore. but the, all the world, the manage to see the fits of june actually nothing that changed. so this duration of nascar is very, very important. it's important because. busy of the main issue that the big ship this issue because the ships are too big for our city. they pollute to too much. they cause a lot of damages to the city and to the natural environment of our precious boom. and they are not safe.

come up with a prescription, which timothy katrina is now in the south china sea that's getting noticed what's going on there. while in recent years, paging has been very busy in the south trying to see it's increased the frequency of its military exercises. it's also been building up artificial islands that because beijing considers the south tennessee chinese territory. but this is very much disputed by many of its neighbors, including the philippines, malaysia, japan and the allies. and certainly the us has been, one of the countries has been strongly critical of china's activity in the south china sea. now we've just heard that this week, the u. s. is actually sailed one of its aircraft carriers, the u. s. s. ronald reagan into the south china sea and it's accompanied by a guided missile destroyer and missile cruiser. now this is undoubtedly going to send a message to beijing that it can't just do what it likes and these contested waters . and that's the u. s. to tend to maintain its presence in the, in the pacific and this is most certainly going to aggravate china, which considers