loved him then, love her now. >> rose: bruce weber is here. he's a legendary photographer and filmmaker best known with his work with top designers, like abercrombie and finch -- he's used his passion to tell others mainstream stories. he photographed 17 transgender model for barney's 2014 spring campaign. it is called brothers, sisters, sons and daughters. through still and highlights the struggles and triumphs of them in our society. here's a look. >> i felt different. maybe when i was five or six. when you're really like starting to understand if there's a difference between girls and boys. and that you're not the same. and i did tell my parents, a parent. and it was met with a lot of anger and negativity. so i for got about it and just let it alone. >> i just wanted to be a girl. and how i behaved was frowned upon. at home and outside home. so very early on, i was confused. >> high school, i identified as gay. i never really wanted to use the word lesbian because i knew that i didn't identify fully as a girl. also that didn't feel appropri

and overtime, and weber state tied the game with less than a second remaining. that, dylan garrity for sacramento state grabbed the ball and launched their right before the buzzer for switching from weber state's reply 75 ft. away. >>: >>mark: the sharks do something they haven't done in 40 years. the loss to the flyers. san jose taking a 2- 1 lead into the third period with two goals from rookie matt nieto but philadelphia scored four goals in the third period to beat the sharks 5-2. antti niemi was sent to the bench in san jose lost for fourth time in five games. >>mark: working on several developing stories in the kron4 news room. we are seeing a beautiful start to the morning. live look at the bay bridge but it is cold. erica kato watching the temperatures this morning. + we will check in with kron4's j.r. stone and lake tahoe. well tram live in napa at an apartment where on saturday three year-old girl was found dead inside. her mother and her boyfriend accused of killing her. we'll have reaction coming up in a live report. >>: and a flat day on wall street

bird slams into weber's windshield.y wind whip the plane flying a the 170 miles an hour. sends it no a quick shake. but weber's steady hands take over along with his pilot training. >> just fly the freakin' plane. that's a phrase that everybody tells you. >> reporter: a few moments later, watch as web are checks himself, realizing he was cut on the head. >> head cuts are bad. i looked at my hand and i was covered in blood. oh, boy. i told tower, i just have to get landed. playing with it, trying to get used to it. >> reporter: he would never predict he would he get this once in a lifetime footage. lucky to be alive after what was more than a close call. >> if the bird would have continued and hit me, who knows, if it would have knocked me unconscious. >> reporter: luckily that didn't happen. as he lands the plane, he is congratulated by radio tower. >> so calm. >> did fine. >> reporter: and met by fire engines as his plane comes to a stop. abc news, ft. myers, florida. >> that guy is cool as a cucumber. >> unbelievable

. >>> pilot rob weber was high above fort my, florida, saturday when a bird smashed into his window. collision at 170 miles per hour sent pieces of the windshield flying. >> it was a slap in the face literally. like i said, i tried to kind of like duck down to the right a little bit after it happened just to get out of the air that was coming in because i was doing about 170 miles an hour. the feathers were flying. i thought he was in back of the plane somewhere. >> weber kept his calm and guided his plane to a safe landing. >>> one of the world's most notorious drug lords is in custody this morning. joaquin guzman known as "el chapo" is in custody this morning. they have been after guzman for more than a decade. >> reporter: "el chapo" gus man was found in a resort. while he's been on the run since 2001, it was over the last few months, even weeks, that his room to maneuver shrank to a few feet. >> he was a mexican operation. he relies on strong collaboration between mexican authorities and u.s. law enforcement that has been going on for months. >> reporter: since november a slew of

. >> rob weber was in the cockpit getting ready to land. did you just see that?nly a bird crashes into his windshield. a camera inside the plane captured the moment of impact. weber managed to keep his cool, even though he wasn't sure what was happening. >> i wasn't sure if the bird was in the plane with me, where he was, or anything. head bleeds are bad. i pulled my hand down, i was covered with blood. i was like, oh, boy. i kept telling the tower i need to get on the ground quick. >> he got a cut on his head. he feels lucky he wasn't knocked out. he was the only one on board at the time. it was only up to him to land the plane and he did. >>> stark reminders about the dangers of carbon monoxide. the manager of a legal seafoods in new york died after he passed out in the restaurant basement. more than two dozen people were overcome by the fumes. investigators believe a faulty water heater was to blame. >>> a carbon monoxide leak affected people at a hotel in maine. the levels were ten times higher than normal levels. the hotel was evacuated and shut down pending

evan weber co-founder of u.s. climate plan and angela anderson director of the climate energy program with the union of concerned scientists and let's get back to this. the energy transmission infrastructure of the united states was if not built certainly designed in the late nineteenth century early twentieth century. how do we move from one thousand eight hundred twentieth century energy infrastructure whether it be pipelines or trucks transporting gasoline or the electric grid is the obvious you know system to twenty first century energy systems to distribute energy appropriately twenty first century it's a great question and i think in a lot of ways we already are i think the major question is will washington in our bureaucrats catch up with the change that's going underway right now. our energy infrastructure is democratizing in a way that's starting to make it look more like the internet which you talked about in your last segment like the monopolies that existed in the past century and with with these chang

america need before lawmakers in washington get serious about fighting climate change and ask evan weber and angela anderson in tonight's conversations great it's. good to know this yesterday comcast the nation's largest cable television provider majority owner of n.b.c. an m assembly c and one of the nation's largest internet service providers announced that it will be buying time warner cable the nation's second largest cable television provider for forty five billion. dollars that's a very big deal pun intended and it has huge implications for the type and amount of content consumers might have access to on the internet on cable television comcast and time warner are two of america's largest internet service providers providing millions of americans access to the world wide web if you factor in comcast proposed takeover of time warner with last month's ruling on net neutrality by the d.c. circuit court of american consumers could be seriously screwed last month the d.c. circuit court of appeals struck down the obama administration's net neutrality rules is rules were put in place to p

the chris webers against the hills and the stars out of oakland, and barnes taking the court. not a lot of defense. lillard to barnes, the top lay up with 16, and watch tim hardeway junior. his pop is loving that up there. it doesn't look like he's aged a bit. bad passing here leading to lillard taking full advantage. he'll be in the slam dunk contest and looking good. the mvp is detroit's andre drummond. 30 points, 25 rebounds, and then the hilarious part -- watch him drop his mvp trophy. it was grant hill's team over weber team 136. >> the president of the united states. >> got your attention. even these two of listening. >> and the warriors lone a ♪ they lived. ♪ they lived. ♪ they lived. ♪ (dad) we lived... thanks to our subaru. ♪ (announcer) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >>> the nba's all star game holds a special place for warriors fans. they haven't had a starter since 17 years ago. lights out performances, making sure no denying him this time around and he earns high praise from the highest office tonight. >> the best shooter i've ever seen. i believe that.

the chris webers against the hills and the stars out of oakland, and barnes taking the court. not a lot of defense. lillard to barnes, the top lay up with 16, and watch tim hardeway junior. his pop is loving that up there. it doesn't look like he's aged a bit. bad passing here leading to lillard taking full advantage. he'll be in the slam dunk contest and looking good. the mvp is detroit's andre drummond. 30 points, 25 rebounds, and then the hilarious part -- watch him drop his mvp trophy. it was grant hill's team over weber team 136. >> the president of the united states. >> got your attention. even these two of listening. >> and the warriors lone all star, hear what president obama had to say about seth curry in an interview can charles barkley no less. coming from pennsylvania avenue when we return. >>> the nba's all star game holds a special place for warriors fans. they haven't had a starter since 17 years ago. lights out performances, making sure no denying him this time around and he earns high praise from the highest office tonight. >> the best shooter i've ever seen.

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love this story. 89-year-old ben weber was shot in the eye, and in the leg, during the battle for wee hence this extraordinarily long delay. he put on the exact uniform he wore in the army all those years ago. sir, mr. weber, thank you for your service. >>> victorious and free from the hands of ariel castro, the three women who were held and kidnapped for more than a decade in his house of horrors have been honored in ohio. cheers and applause and a standing ovation, the governor there, john casich, brought them on stage yesterday to award them with medals of courage. one by one, the close-up picture, there they look in their medals and their glory. good for them. great survivors. thanks, everyone, for watching. "wolf" starts right now. >>> arizona could face a very cost costly economic boycott. democrats are bringing out the big guns. former president bill clinton on the campaign trail in kentucky trying to help his party pull off an upset in a key senate race. and right now, the report -- a report says the nsa and the pentagon were prepared to launch a so physician at this indicated

rob weber kept his cool, though, he took the controls, called mayday and brought the plane in for a safe landing. he suffered a minor cut to his forehead. >> that is amazing. >>> fog, the story later in the week will be a 1-2 punch of rain and the second punch stronger than the first one will stalk about that first fog in the -- we will talk about that first fog in the morning. you can watch it in the best quality by free by hanging an antenna on your set. the good old days. now, fog reducing the visibility. inland, sunny, concord, 70 degrees. look at it this. sanfrancisco, 54 in san skwroes a63 degrees, 66 in santa rose a. wind -- in san jose. 63 degrees, 68 in santa rosa. wind is low. here is what we look like for 8:00. fog and low clouds near the shoreline and the numbers in the low 50s. they will be this for awhile. tomorrow afternoon we will still recover it to unusually warm temperatures for this time of the year. inland hits 71 degrees and then low to middle 60s around the coast and the bay. and then things begin to change. sunny on monday and wet on wednesday. as low pressure beg

the pilot caught all the action on his on board camera as the home void owe shows weber was able to keep his cool while he quickly landed the plane. he suffered only a minor cut on his fore head. >>> a 17-year-old girl is facing drunk driving charges after crash into a retaining wall with eight teenagers in the car. it happened early yesterday morning at jefferson avenue in redwood city. police say a male passenger had to be taken to the hospital but his injuries were not life threatening. four others were treated at the scene. police say the driver was booked into the hill crest juvenile center. >>> a warrant has been issued for the arrest of the ukraine president. he has fled the capitol and it's not clear where he is right thousand. opposition leaders want him arrested for the mass killing of civilians. over the weekend they named its speaker as the acting head of state. he was promise thed -- he was promised a new interim government by tomorrow. >>> controversial cases involving gun rights and presidential powers. one case could test the limits of president obama's push to use his ex

. >> rob weber was in the cockpit getting ready to land.y a bird crashes into his windshield. a camera inside the plane c captured the moment of impact. >> i wasn't sure in the pird was this the plane with me, where he was or anything. head bleeds are bad. i pulled my hand down, i was covered with blood. i was like, oh, boy. i kept telling the tower i need to get on the ground quick. >>> he got a cut on his head. he feels lucky he wasn't knocked out. he was the only one on board at the time. it was only up to him to land the plane and he did. >>> stark reminders about the dangers of kor bonn monoxide. man died after me hasshe passed a restaurant. >>> a carbon monoxide leak affected people at a hotel in maine. the hotel was evacuated and shut down pending further investigation and repairs. neither the hotel nor the new york restaurant had carbon monoxide detectors. >>> safety concerned about a common artificial dye. researchers say the chemical pcb-11 is leaking potentially harmful toxins. it's found in paint, clothing, and toys. there's not

. >>> crazy ending to a basketball game between sacramento state and weber state. a getting some national attention. coming up the miracle finish. >> and i'm dennis o'donnell. how did the super bowl cost a store owner $7 million? and the sharks had not lost to philadelphia since 2000. we'll drop the puck coming up. schools at kpix- dot-com. wy come and feature your schoo the show. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, ♪ it takes two to make a thing go right ♪ ♪ ♪ it takes two to make it outta sight ♪ ♪ ♪ it takes two to make a thing go right ♪ ♪ ♪ it takes two to make it outta sight ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] only yoplait light and yoplait greek 100 are endorsed by weight watchers. so many delicious flavors that taste outta sight. >>> time to check out the neighborhood forecast. let's take you in for a closer look into sausalito today. 9:00 a.m. little cool. skies should be mostly sunny just a few clouds thickening up though by the afternoon. cool, 54 degrees. >>> and chp still working to clear this bus before it causes any further delay coming into san francisco. it's blocking two lane

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i don't read weber. >> it was disparate impact cases. >> it strikes be wed you speak of credential in you blind to counter those who take the obligor says idaho is harvard has not started one. nonetheless to be counter a similar problem. what are your thoughts? >> it is possible but not likely. i feedback iq tests have a very special place in political history is a competency testing, the thing nobody will file such us suit there is nutrients but it seems unlikely. the other interesting thing is if i were a marxist if you look at cases the last 50 or 60 years is the professional class is gathering power for themselves at the expense of other people. those that cost the person time the a 20 -- tie beyond monday that cost 60 bucks to the store for a couple hours of their time was the big subsidy for the higher in dick -- education industry but that itself is racially discriminatory because generally they are less able to go to college or complete college or succeed. swap big out dozen not accomplishing the feat worthwhile. but it is no wonder the 1969 republicans would not have that kin

sides of the conflict to sit down and negotiate peacefully has just happened to an engineer and mr weber of commented on the latest statements coming out of washington that syria after all these are so far feeling with the agreements on the chemical arms deal he said this is really right now no time for a. all to made also the foreign minister remind you that this year the world is going to mark one hundred years since the start of the first walled war and said that everyone has to remember what policies of national exceptionalism could lead to and called on europe and on the united states to return to the policy of building one joint one joint world peace and collaboration once again saying that until russia receives guarantees from of the u.s. it's still going to see its plans for the anti missile defense system in europe as a potential threat to its national security. is going on right there and as the panel discussions continue in munich we will be bringing you the very latest updates both on air and online you know the website r.t. dot com. and with the government and the opposition

sides of the car for to sit down and negotiate peacefully has just happened to enter geneva and mr weber of commented on the latest statements coming out of washington that syria after all these are so far in the feeling with the agreements on the chemical arms deal he said this is really right now no time for him. altered made also the foreign minister remind you that this year the world is going to mark one hundred years since the start of the first world war the war and said that everyone has to remember what policies of national exceptionalism. and called on europe and on the united states are real cern to the policy of building one joint one joint world peace and collaboration once again saying that until russia receives guarantees from of the u.s. it's still going to see its plans for the anti-missile defense system in europe as a potential threats to its national security team of the usa could you state john kerry has reiterated that washington stands with the people of ukraine the latest polls show only a third of them are in favor of the habit that's been plaguing kiev and the c

dimitri babich political analyst and me trace thank you very much indeed for sharing your views with us weber shedded and stay with us on c international as we close the form to all the latest developments in ukraine more expert opinion is also available for you on line as. a transit route to vnukovo report your best way to the heart of moscow. this is also international welcome biog there's growing discontent in america's diplomatic community after barack obama nominated several of his big election baka is to be ambassadors especially after a grueling on the senate showed the nominees to be no less clueless about their future postings his critics say about him was simply returning the favor for the finding that so he returned to office as governor to check our reports confirmation hearings ever feel that a number of president obama's nominees for a basset is ships have little or no knowledge of the countries there are signs to serve in. the real expert on china but said the man who is confirmed as u.s. ambassador to china one of norway's major political parties progress party now expects an

warehouse boosting more than 10% but it is contingent upon the fact of the data and get into the deal weberroposing with eddie bauer. this could be to the tune of $1.7 billion. loss vegas sans another name we're watching closely about expansion in japan. to see if they're willing to spend 10 billion to move into japan there on the second to macao with revenue generation a lot of casino stocks are doing well. also the new high is today but look at that aero. now life lock protects identity but you have a law firm looking closely at life lock marketing and advertising practices and hour under investigation in moving to the downside about 7%. this is just beginning what shares have fallen 12% since the close to. melissa: that is a story to watch. cashing in to go corporate does not always pay off. the facebook baby loses luster s they leave for more secure pastors and that three hour service outage did not help. hour grew rude joins me for food can benefit great to see you. melissa: what do you think about this? there is facebook for tedium the kids don't think it is cool spinet that three hou

rob weber radios for an emergency landing. then held on tight as he came down safely.ked away with just a cut there on his forehead. >>> and a loss to report tonight. the last surviving member of the von trapp family has died. maria von trapp. she died at the age of 99 at her home in vermont. maria was the second-old eest daughter of captain von trapp. ♪ i flit ♪ i fleetly fly ♪ i fly >>> when we come back here tonight, the oscars, one week from this evening and right here, bradley cooper next on what he predicted what he told jennifer lawrence long before their hit. so i got the new nokia lumia icon. it's got 1080p video, three times zoom, and a twenty-megapixel sensor. it's got the brightest display, so i can see what i'm shooting -- even outdoors, and 4 mics that capture incredible sound. plus, it has apps like vine -- and free cloud storage. my new lumia icon is so great, even our wipeouts look amazing. ♪ honestly, i want to see you be brave ♪ ♪ ♪ honestly, i want to see you be brave ♪ imany cold medicines may raisee your blood pressure. that's why there's coricidi

. >>> and lon weber was flying at 170 miles an hour when all of a sudden a bird hit the window, shattering it. ron said there was sheer panic. >> you're sitting there waiting for the bird. i don't know if he was diving when i got him. but the video is really good. >> he radioed may day and firefighters met him at the runway at fort myers airport, he is fine, just needs a new window. >>> and a new study that proves what so many pet owners already believe. >>> a little boy finds out he can't go to camp because he has a peanut allergy. is that discrimination? >>> and i'm leyla gulen, as you look at the camera you can see cloud clouds there and on top of the camera, the fog, and rain in the forecast, we'll ha >>> covering fremont, palo alto, north bay and all the bay area this is abc 7 news. >>> a little boy in concord was told he could not go to a summer camp all because he was allergic to peanuts. so is that discrimination? millions of children have allergies, and as parents began to look for camps, we investigate. >> 6-year-old campbell popovich plays with buildibbles, smashes t-ball. you w

you said first of all he would try to avoid all of these meetings and the ones he could not avoid weber principals meetings he tried to delegate, but he simply didn't want to know about any of this and i don't think that he had any objections to it but as a savvy politician he just didn't want to especially after abu ghraib. >> host: so he leaves you in an elevated until you are asking for higher approval you are still representing an agency. so you have been out now for four years. you have heard whether this constitutes torture. i have to say that after understanding what your role as a lawyer to rep resents your clients and to protect them i just get the impression by the way you talk about it is that you actually -- and this is my question and he's intervening years that you consider this torture. but it is not something less especially in combination. and i'm wondering -- there are a lot of -- if you the people were protected, which they are. nobody is going to go back and say it was okay to use these techniques. we are going to go and cause them trouble now. but is there a reason

weber, randy weber, of texas. >> thank you. mr. mcgurk, you were last here in november.something, i think it's been 78 days as we count, and with iran fostering all of the unrest over in iraq, there's been 312 executions. if you divide that out, it's one every six hours, it is four a day, 120 a month. hence, the 312 in 78 days. it's been 78 days since you were here. we have a are regime in iran -- a regime in iran that is built on sending terror throughout its own citizenry and, of course, exporting it into iraq. how many more executions do you think is acceptable before we take the iranian regime to task over their executing their own citizens? >> i can address that from the iran standpoint. again, the human rights situation in iran is quite despicable. we have seen president rouhani and foreign minister zarif talking about wanting to make inroads and improve the human rights situation but, quite frankly, we have yet to see them make inroads in that area. >> so really, i mean, we need to be, we need to really be focused on this even in our negotiations with -- or i shou

shay weber and jamie benz scored. while the san jose sharks on the squad made their presence felt as well. >> it took a little while to get going against norway before they pulled off a win. marleau assisted on dowdy's goal. marleau played 15 minutes and 50 seconds. only jonathan toews had more. a strong start for team canada and a good start for the sharks that played for team canada. >>> down the five, down to three. three on the way! he got it! the game is over. >> yes, it is. >>> the kink holding court in the final seconds at oracle showing people why he is indeed the world's best player. lebron james sent the warriors to the break disappointed. >> when you think about it and look at the play, it was great defense. with a great contest. at the end of the day we witnessed greatness. especially the players, an all time great, made a big-time shot. >> that was a great game last night. >>> finally, according to csn bay area.com, the new levi stadium will be a much louder venue for opposing teams than candlestick park.

weber only suffered minor cut on his fore head. >>> the pilot of a replica world war i plane was hurt the plane flipped over. take a look at this photo. this son twitter. the firefighters who responded took this photo. the pilot had been doing what is called high speed taxiing. that is a step in certifying a plane for flight. that german biplane was only damaged slightly. >>> the united states' army might be downsizing in order to reduce defense spending. defense secretary chuck hagel will propose the idea sometime today. if congress approves his plan, it would reduce the size of the army to its smallest size since before world war ii. some military officials worry the cuts could be dangerous for the remaining troops. >>> president obama meets with governors of both parties and western states about the droughts and wild fires. last night the governors were welcomed by president obama and the first lady. the president told them that this is a year of action and he needs their help to move america forward. >> our partnership on behalf of the american people, on issues ranging from educa

the pilot ron weber caught this on his dashboard camera. somehow -- the windshield smashed out.le he quickly landed the plane. weber only suffered a minor cut on his forehead. >>> saturday night about 27 people including first responders had to be taken to the hospital after a carbon monoxide leak at a long island mall. a restaurant manager working there lost his life because of the poisoning. on sunday, more than 20 people at a hotel in maine had to be taken to the hospital for treatment. >> km scm is known as the see -- carbon monoxide is known as the silent killer. it's colorless, tasteless, odorless. >> earlier this month, a leak at a hotel in baltimore sent nine people to the hospital. last year three people died two months apart in the same north carolina motel room. >>> now the only way to know if carbon monoxide is in your home is with a working carbon monoxide detector. in may of 2010, state leaders signed a law requiring all california homes be equipped with carbon monoxide alarms. the law states that the alarms be installed outside of the home's sleeping areas, homes

grant hill's team facing weber's squad. 16 points on 5 of 12 shooting.back. andre drummond from the pistons, 30 points, 25 boards. he was the mvp. hill's team won. the awards ceremony, priceless, with bank president angel kado presenting. >> mvp trophy to andre drummond. >> perfect comedic timing there. definitely not top ten. that's okay, we can glue it back together. the trophy will be okay. it's going to look like new, i promise you. >>> college hoops, arizona facing their archrival arizona state. eight seconds left. sun devils by one. mcconnell tries to float it in. denied. carson just has to run out the clock but he dunks leaving .7 of the clock. the inbound, nick johnson for the tie and overtime. oh! the wildcats lose for just the second time this season, 69-66. >>> women's hoops, cal hosting arizona. gray with a double-double. 16 points, 11 boards. cleaning up here after the britney boyd miss. and boyd collides there with brianna workman and rolled her ankle. boyd forced to leave the game but cal won it 65-49. and the stanford women also victoriou

>>reporter: now in the rising star challenge grant hill team facing chris weber.. 16 points on 5 of 12 shooting. temperature mate from the pistons wept for 30 points 25 rebound most came from a foot away. he was mvp. hill team won hear. award ceremony goes to bank president presenting. >> mvp trophy to andre drum monday. >> oh, no. >> espn not top 10. >> yes. perfect taming by tim hard which junior that was not a top 10 moment indeed. it's okay. we can glue it back together. it's going to be fine. look just like new. i promise. don't worry about it. no. 22 cal hosting arizona. gray. double double 16 points and 11 boards cleaning up the britney buddy mist and bad news for the bears as boyd collide with briana rolled her ankle and had to leave the game. 65-49 but some pain there from boyd stanford women winners as they beat arizona state. old saying is the best thing about a freshman is that in a year they lab sophomore. jared brown ridge is the excepting at santa clara providing the immediate impact that young steve nash did many years ago. collin with more on brow

weber state down. they have the ball. >> it is good. oh, my goodness. he knocks it. do .7 to go.h, my god. oh my god. >> the biggest play in sacramento state history. way to go hornets. >>> incredible upset. justin cobb did a shot from the corner to bury top ranked and undefeated arizona. their first win other a number one ranked team since 1994. cal smashed a three-game losing streak. they improved to 15-7. a quality win like that will get them in the ncaa tournament. >> right. >> great stuff. >> who is bruno mars? >> oh, my goodness. >> relax. >> i love bruno. >> he was spectacular. >> red hot chili peppers. >> it was hot out there. >> they were a little underdressed. >> see you at 11:00. and you could save hundreds." click today. hales corners, wisconsin. nice pass by alyson dudek. can she hang on to that spot? and she does! [ male announcer ] with the u-verse wireless receiver, your tv goes where you take it, allowing inspiration to follow. ♪ [ dad ] looks pretty good, right? [ girl ] yeah. [ male announcer ] add a u-verse wireless receiver today. ♪ good is in every blue diam

>> a few weeks ago weber fast tracking the deal and we thought by now we have an offering document with details are around it and we haven't gotten that. in fact as of this morning the and it still had to approve the authorization to issue bondss as well as the important part, details around those bonds because as you alluded to the structure of this deal may have implications for existing bondholders. right now they are saying authorization any day, about a week later document will be mailed, two or three weeks later the deal will be priced so some time right now, mid march is the expectation. adam: discussions with different people who were following this they told me the hedge funds that are going to be the potential buyers of the estate are looking for i don't know if it is guarantees but at least some kind of protection. that is going to be the key in all of this. >> i completely agree. when i look at the fundamentals we have talked about this for a while. the fundamentals and puerto rico have not changed, they remain very weak which makes me wonder why investors are so interested

reverend hagler calls it discrimination and joins us now along with travis weber with the family research council who says it's not about discrimination but it's about religious freedom. welcome to you both. travis, i'm going to read a quote from the arizona capitol times. "in most of arizona and most states in the u.s. businesses don't need a license to discriminate against gays. it's already legal. there are no state laws banning a business owner from firing an employee from a job for being gay nor stating that a business owner cannot deny service to a person based on sexual orientation." so why do you think they need this bill? there's already a law on the books? >> this bill really is about a few specific points related to religious freedom in businesses. all the bill does is set in stone arizona's religious freedom restoration act and make two clarifications to make explicit that businesses could call the law as a defense if needed if they were sued by someone claiming discrimination. actually it does not allow them to turn away anyone and refuse them for service on basis of religiou

the first thing pilot rob weber did was call mayday. hit him. >> all of a sudden the windshield just exploded. >> watch the impact at 170 miles per hour in slow motion. >> it was a slap in the face. >> yeah, well, how do you think it felt to the bird. yeah, that is an angry bird t-shirt rob was wearing. one of his grandson's favorite games. rob was less than four minutes away from paige field airport in ft. myers, florida. he ducked down to get out of the wind. part of the windshield hit his head. when he ran his hand over it, it came back bloody. he kept thinking about a line he heard as a student pilot. no matter what happens, just fly the friggin' plane. >> so he did. bird strikes are not unusual. having one captured on camera is. this past december a cessna, that had just taken off from an illinois airport got goosed. pilot and passenger managed to land without injury. to them at least. >> that is not our blood. >> when rob landed there was a fire truck waiting and compliments from the control tower. >> and a fellow pilot. true, rob

i'm randy weber and there you have it. mr. huelskamp: thank you, congressman weber. one followup question, if we could try to determine in your mind exactly where do you think our attorney general and the administration believes they have the authority to determine exactly what a marriage is? an you explain that to me, congressman? >> mr. weber: i wish i could, tim. i think they've gone around the constitution, gone around the supreme court, i would say we have a constitutional crisis on our hands. here is an administration that's out of control, an attorney general that's out of control and sadly for the executive branch, for someone who taught constitutional law, that's a scary notion to me because i can just assure you that i've read the constitution many times over and i don't have a clue where they get the authority other than people have been silent and not stood up against that kind of, what i would call, wannabe kingship. i hope that enough people stand up and say, enough is enough, get become to the basics, back to the constitution and un-- as i said, unmarr

. >> they're racing toward the county line so cox calls weber county for backup. >> so i called to theext county ahead and had officers waiting for them. and then they hit a hill and i was able to catch up to them. >> finally, the pursued vehicle slows, stops. as deputy cox approaches the waiting car, he realizes someone in the car is either terrified or in horrible pain. >> i could hear yelling and screaming. as i walked up to the car i said, what's going on? >> dude, we're having a baby! >> is she having it right now? >> yeah. we're going to have a baby right now. we're headed to the hospital right now. >> okay. i can't have you going 100 miles an hour. how far along is she? >> the contractions are every two minutes right now. >> the husband seemed to be very grateful that the traffic stop did take place because it was almost like a load got taken off of his shoulders that there was help there. >> fortunately, deputy cox is a trained paramedic in davis county it's a requirement for his job. but he wonders if they need an ambulance. >> please! >> does she have an urge to push? can she

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the pilot rob weber's head was cut. he did land safely. >> it was a slap in the face literally.kind of like duck down to the right a little bit after it happened to try to get out of the air. >> weber says he's lucky the bird didn't come through the windshield because it would have knocked him out cold. look at the t-shirt he's wearing. an angry bird shirt. >> that man is so lucky. >> who do you blame? us for inventing the art of flight or bird for flying in our way? >> he had a sense of humor about it too. >> we're in their jet stream. >> you just have to be careful. those images are crazy. maria molina, i saw you retweeted there are some flight delays because of big winds throughout the northeast. >> we could see gusts up to 38 miles an hour. a close one as far as whether we're going to be seeing delays at the airports due to the wind. something else weather-wise for many areas across the northeast, the midwest and across the plains is another cooldown. you've been enjoying very mild temperatures but look at the forecast. those temperatures dropping in the northeast and midwes