please welcome taja-nia henderson. [applause] professor henderson: thank you very much. it's great to be here. thank you to jay barksdale and the new york public library for providing a space for a writer and researcher to use the library's collections and also to have a quiet, serious place of contemplation. thank you for attending. i know the weather is not the best. i appreciate you being here. i have been for two years now knee-deep in congressional petitions. when i say knee-deep, i mean literally. there are three foot stacks of documents lined around the walls in my office. as a result, i am looking forward to, like the parents of toddlers, some adult conversations. it is a pleasure to be here. i look forward to your questions and hope we can have a robust exchange today. in 1869, the plaintiffs in and out in a trust dispute challenged an earlier state supreme court ruling on the grounds that the judges who had issued the earlier ruling had no lawful authority to serve on the bench. according to the plaintiffs, since the judges had no lawful authority they could no

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henderson says she has a plan talking about a new school just for boys here in the district. she's expected to talk about that that's an issue that is it not only affecting d.c. schools, but all across the country. and it also falls in line with presidenobama's my brother's keeper initiativ that has the same goal. so the meeting set to begin at 11:00 this morning. there will be a short news conference immediately after that meeting. >>> richard, thank you. >>> today a 15-year-old boy in germantown will appear in court on charges he tried to kill somebody. montgomery county police say marvin frazier shot at a 16-year-old week. frazier was arrested yesterday his home. the gun was not found. frazier is charged as an adult with attempted murder and assault. >>> three men are under arrest this morni for the grisly murder of an 18-year-old in prince geocounty. say the three men stabbedare ad clarke with a hammer. clarke's relatives say he was defending a friend when he wa clarke was a star on the baseball field, good friend and a good brother. >> i just want everybody to know that

amy walter and nia malika- henderson on the week ahead in politics. those are some of the stories we're covering on tonight's pbs newshour. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: ♪ ♪ ♪ moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf, the engine that connects us. >> lincoln financial-- committed to helping you take charge of your life and become you're own chief life officer. >> and the william and flora hewlett foundation, helping people build immeasurably better lives. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions and... >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> ifill: iraqi security forces have launched a new offensive against tikrit, now held by islamic state fighters. it's their latest attempt to reclaim saddam hussein's hometown, before they try to retake mosul, to the north. ground troops opened the assault on tikrit with a rocket and artillery bombardment. they were backed by shiite sunni and iranian fighte

henderson has plans to start a school for all boys in the district. d that is something that falls in line with president obama's initiati called my brother's that is intended to level the playing field for male minorities. meeting should wrap up any moment now. there will be a short news conferen immediately after that. so we'll be watching that here later today. barbara? >> thank you. >>> so maybe you've seen the, where is putin, hash tag popping up on soci. why. the prussian president wasn't seen on camera more than a week. he's not a camera shy kind of guy. the rumors about where he was started flying and, yes, that hash tag was born. take a look at some of our favorite tweets and images coming out of all of this year with a little help from photo shop. we have other world leaders searching for putin. next a bit of a romantic theme with steven seagal weird. and finally, where is putin? in line for taylor swift tickets. recording with kanye. no. he is binge watching "house of cards." making perfect sense. this cartoon from ted from "the washin" be

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she wi henderson is paid more than mayor bowser and d.c. police chief cathy lanier. >>> paying more to get to work this morning. the new rates you need to know if you use one of our region's busy toll roads. >>> plus breaking developments overnight involving a number of shootings in maryland. the connection now being made to all five attacks and what we're learning about the arrest made by the fooin. fbi. >>> breaking news for you involving a series of shootings now linked to one suspect. the fbi announcing overnight they have made an arrest in this case. the new developments after your weather and traffic. >>> winter storm warning stretches from texas all the way to new york. and it includes our region for accumulating snow tomorrow. melissa. >>> brand new crash 95 north at 123 gordon boulevard. that will slow folks down here this morning. and then delays penn south 407 now is 16 minutes behind. >>> 6:46. breaking news overnight, officers arrested one person in connection with a shooting near the national security agency in ft. meade, mary

van jones and steven henderson of the detroit free press, thank you from you. and we'll have more live in detroit when we come back. and there is other news going on today. including the latest on the investigation of germanwings flight 9525 and the focus on the co-pilot who deliberately brought the plane down. >>> and also the announcement from senate democratic leader harry reid that he is not seeking another term. we'll get reaction from this democratic senator. and we'll talk to one of the greatest bands to emerge from motown, baby i need your loving, you know the play list, we'll talk to the "four tops" when we continue next. [ male announcer ] at northrop grumman, we know in the cyber world, threats are always evolving. at first, we were protecting networks. then, we were protecting the transfer of data. and today it's evolved to infrastructure... ♪ ...finance... and military missions. we're constantly innovating to advance the front line in the cyber battle, wherever it takes us. that's the value of performance. northrop grumman. the volkswagokay.tta i

public schools as she gets ready to spend the e r kaya henderson is playing in the president's push >>> and a live look outside for you. we're sitting at 44 degrees here. on our way well into the 60s >>> putting d.c. schools in the national spotlight. the role chancellor henderson is playing in president obama's push to strengthen education. >>> more signs that spring is here as we say good-bye to the windy conditions we saw over the weekend and hello to more mild temperatures. m team 4 meteorologist chuck bell here with an hour by hour breakdown of the day ahead. good morning, chuck. >> good morning and welcome to your monday everybody. promises promises of mild weather coming our way for the second half of the day today. it's a little chilly outside first thing this morning, you'll need your extra layer of fleece on this morning, but that's really about it. you can leave the puffy coats at home. 30 in gaets 32 leesburg. fredericksbu at 35. 34 down towards leonard town. bus stop weather, mostly low 30s. what a nice day it will be today. need on your what to wear, your spring jacket f

henderson made clear to mr. obama they do not like that approach. >> as urban school leaders what we said to the president is a bad bill is worse than no bill. in fact we would rather have no bill than to have a bill that abandons equity. that moves money from low performing schools and kids to a wealthier school and kids. sam: the no child left behind law actually expired in 2007 but congress has so far been unable to agree on a bill to replace it. reporting live from northeast washington, sam ford, abc 7 news. alison: and ahead on abc 7 news at 5:00 d.c. cab companies brought to court. how often they are accused of leaving blind passengers sitting on the curb. leon: plus capitals star alex ovechkin to help fans touched by tragedy. alison: an act with a personal drone that could be a federal crime. leon: a possible confession in a documentary. new details on the arrest of alison: an investigation is underway tonight into why a tractor-trailer slammed into the side of a restaurant in northern california. the dri

public schools chancellor kaia henderson is getting a 3% raise. "the washington post" reports she'll make $284,000 a year. it's her first raise since she was promoted in 2011. the district school system has 47,000 students. the "post" reports henderson paid more than muir ylriel bowser and the d.c. police chief cath lanier. >>> cost are more to drive on t the way. peak hours, $5.20 trip to travel that highway. off peak $4.30. per trip. >>> your drive in alexandria could be easy per. cruise finished the telegraph widening project. now four lanes between south van dorn street and south king's highway and new trail and a new sidewalk. the project was finished ahead of schedule leaders celebrated with a ribbon-cutting ceremony just this morning. >>> the east smithsonian has a new warning for visitors. what picture-taking tool they're asking you to not bring you if you come to one of their rue museums. >>> it's panel to teach a dog to read. you have to see it to bel >>> if you're bringing your family to the cherry blossom festival next month a new rule

kaya henderson made that announcement yesterday. the public school system plans to cut staff and spending at its central office and that will open up funding for the new schools and 200 new school based staff members. most will work in the city's high schools. >>> about 150 volunteers will provide free dental care for low income virginians. this is mission of mercy. thorn virginia community college and northern virginia dental society teaming up for this event. about 800 people have made appointments for cleanings and other services. mission of mercy lasts from 7:00 to 5:00 p.m. both today and tomorrow. it's going to be held on the northern virginia community college medical education campus that is in springfield. >>> today in montgomery county a big thank you to the men and women who keep our community safe. the valor awards are today at noon. the awards honor local leaders who have shown exception al bravery. among those being honored are the first responders from the gaithersburg plane crash. their quick work saved the lives of

holloway and was friendly with both. >> tom henderson had nothing to do with forensic investigation at all. nothing. he wasn't supposed to be involved in the case any way. because these were people he knew his whole life long. >> there was really no reason for him to have removed these things from the laboratory. we were arguing that this evidence had in all likelihood been tampered with and quite conceivably that mrs. edwards' blood had been put on the garments. >> it would now be up to the judge to rule whether or not elmore deserved a new trial. the decision would take four months to come down. >> we presented all this great evidence. we're very excited. we're stoked. then comes the judge's order and the cover letter said, edward lee elmore may well not be guilty. but that will be for an appellate court to find. >> the judge had left elmore's fate up to other judges to decide. >> i became literally became hysterical. completely sobbing, running, i threw it at john blume. and he was, what the hell is the matter with you? >> john blume had assigned elmore's case to diana as an inte

. >> if i could recognize deputy chief staff paul henderson's from the mayor's office and my colleague tiffany sutton from the prosecutors office. thank you for being here. >> good evening, commissioners. chief suhr, my name is robert sullivan with the bayview station. it's an honor to have you here today to talk about the proposed changes. as the chief mentioned there is only a minimal change of the current proposal to the bayview district. bayview is one of 10 police districts. the only other people that is larger is the taravel district. our district currently has five sectors, five areas of geography to which we assign the officers. the area that is in question that we'll talk about tonight is what we consider the bayview one cart. what will happen is we are northernmost boundary which is currently cove when the giants were here, i was at the doormat but i didn't go to the party. we'll lose mckovey cove down to 16th street. it will have little impact on bayview. right now the mission district is covered by the uc foot print. the uc campus has it's own police department. we do assis

one of the best in that time has been midfielder jordan henderson, the 24-year-old has been captain in the side of injured gerrard but the manager said it's unfair to compare him to the liverpool manager. >> you should stop trying to put pressure on a player like jordan henderson because he takes a corner doesn't mean he is the new steven gerard because he shifts from outside the box doesn't mean he is a new steven gerrard. >> domestic ball in greece made its return after being suspended following crowd violence. this weekend including this match played in front of empty stands. matches were halted last week after violence at the athens derby. authorities say all greek super league matches will be played without fans for the next two weeks. >> parma's ballers will return to the pitch on sunday against atalant despite the club's ongoing financial crisis. the italian team emergency >> european cups not bad for a medieval city of less than 200,000 people. now, the club has scored a self-destructive goal with a gross up to $200 million and no money to pay its staff and players, parma has n

the same couple, reuben pannel and eliza henderson, it gives her maiden name. is legalizes the marriages -- this legalizes the marriages of formerly enslaved persons. if confined individuals that considered themselves married for 50 years or 60 years, people with grandchildren or so forth but all of them are going to the freedman's bureau to get marriages is recognized for the first time is within slavery -- because within slavery, they could be sold away from each other in the spots of the children because there was no legal recognition of family bond . that is something that is common in the records that we have. another variation of the names this is a census record which is another commonly used federal records that we have for genealogical research, just confirming that the family is in washington, d.c.. but also showing when you do research, do not view the records in isolation. if you can go to the freedman's bureau records but try to defend the two other right -- connect them to other records. you also need to go to the local level and state record to f

jordan henderson was another deflection scoring the early goal of the game. leaders chelsea are six points clear of manchester city. >> it was a wonderful dimmest ration the character and resilience of the team especially how we played first half. any system you play in the game is, it is not working less you have that sort of ability. we just were not anywhere near the first half, but you talk about the game, and we will do better in the second half. the second half we really dominated as well. reporter: teddy returns to action this weekend after a year and a half off the circuit. the frenchman, who last competed in moscow in the summer of 2013, had injury after he fractured his tibia. he was suspended for a year after missing three dosing tests. he wasted no time to get back into action as he competed on saturday. his a goal this year -- the world championships in beijing. host: hello, there, and welcome to the web news with look at that stories making headlines. online protest after a mexican radio station fired an investigative journalist. debate in canad

florence henderson started as a "today" girl. she became one of the most iconic moms on the brady bunch. at 81 she is as active as ever and sharing the secrets of life after 80. florence, nice to see you. >> you too, matt as always. >> are you still at home? do you feel like this is a piece of your home? >> i always feel like i'm having home. and seeing savannah. i had one of my children on the show. not on the show. >> while you were on the show. >> you walk in the door here florence, and we all smile. you are one of the things we all think of we think so fondly of you. and we look at you and think you're a bit of a force of nature. you are 81 years young. you say you feel better than you were 30. what makes you happy. >> i try to get up every day and say, wow, it's a great day. i'm alive. four healthy children. i have granddogs. i have friends. grandchildren. i work all the time. and i'm just grateful. >> there are some things that at 81 we can't do. >> i didn't get that memo. >> you didn't? really? you don't think there are th

. >> our juvenile probation chief and police commissioner and the depth cohesive paul henderson and port director monique and the status of women julie sue and today would not 45e7 without my colleagues i want to call up any partners in this project dr. emily murase for 9 department of the women and the beverly upton with the san francisco consortium of san francisco and, of course one belittle rising would not 45e7 without the director of b day susan swan. (clapping.) and hi, everyone well today's greater in this room and the rotunda and being with the woman that work day to day we know we've work on this issue everyday tests person and specific it types of our hearts and bodies by coming together and advancing today, we come together in community and we come together and we claim and demand an end to violence against women and girls i thank you we're so excited to dance again so everyone has a chance to get up there are a couple of things we rise weer unusual in the rising around the world we're on the west coast and in my minute as we're speaking communities around the world is rising

public schools chancellor kaya henderson was there in attendance. the president praised higher graduation rates among low income students across the country. they asked some to increase funding not to districts but individual students. >> we're all seeing progress even though that doesn't get reported in the newspaper very often and so we wanted to share examples of the amazing things that we've been able to accomplish. and encourage him not to back off. leon: the group met with the secretary of education and with him, they talked about revisions to the no child left behind act. a d.c. nonprofit that provides after school and help for kids may be cutting its programs short this year. they said they're short thousands of money by a utah company that staged a race in the district last year. they said they provided volunteers in exchange for cash but never got the cash. tonight at 11:00, the "7 on your side" i-team explains why the owner of run or die says it's unlikely that they'll ever get that money. coming up an inside the journey of a wounded sold

i'm jason henderson the chair of the transportation and committee of the hayes valley association i want you to deny the conditional use for the mixing not having the proper unit that matches the market octavia plan originally i'm a little bit disappointed our letter was not part of the 35u9 we have a long exchange with the developer if you're going to pursue the dropping of the unit mix do it affordable on site the rest of the project we're fine the design whatever the parking excellent i do role take issue with this really poorly founded theory that families shouldn't be on top of the transient 23 bedrooms are not okay go that is what it t is chas the families out of the city the high rents so precede with caution it the prices everyone that i know wants to have a family here they are leaving because of the pricing one another thing we're seeing a lot of airbnb and this kind of development with those small units is really attractive for that so we're concerned about that our letter of august 20, 2014, we asked the three you guys without parole u come up with a way to monitor this proje

. >> we're riding with jonathan henderson, an environmental watchdog who's raised concerns about offshore fracking. >> there's been a lot of secrecy about offshore fracking, industry has kept pretty silent about amount of fracking going on and the federal agencies charge with issuing permits, and forcing environmental laws have not revealed very much information. >> some of the boxes on this boat here have a red square to denote that there are chemicals inside. we know this rig has been used for off shore fracking in the past. >> what kind of chemicals? >> i don't know... >> we don't know >> we don't know. that's what i'm trying to find out. >> fracking offshore was revealed to the public only a few years ago in california, where miyoko sakashita has been monitoring it. >> they'll use chemicals and water at really high pressures. and by pushing that into the rock or sand formation they can crack open new fissures and hold the rock open so that more oil and gas can be accessed. >> the federal agencies that regulate offshore drilling refused on-camera interviews. but officials told us offsh

. >> author tom henderson wrote about this case in "blood justice" and thinks there are other victims. >> my feeling is that someday, somebody's going to be running a dna sample that kicks up jeffrey gorton's name. it may be more than one or two. it might be quite a few. >> it still took a fingerprint or something very basic and maybe less high-tech, if you want to call it that, than dna testing to solve the crime. >> without science and the new technology that's available, both these homicides would remain unsolved and probably remain unsolved and probably remain unsolved forever. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> when a ship's captain turned up dead after a raging storm, some said his death was a tragic accident. an eyewitness told police it was murder. but something on this videotape raised questions about who was telling the truth. >>> venice, louisiana, like its namesake in italy, is a place where life revolves around the water. the small town marks the spot where the mississippi river empties into the gulf of mexico. locals call it the end of the

henderson and bring to your attention we had a letter today from hayes valley there was a comment it trouble me the owner the developer is said to have expressed if he didn't want those types of people if the building he didn't want to deal with it all of a sudden their offered onsite affordable it is changed from the hayes valley association answer for requests for onsite was mejsdz can you clarify. >> we have it in our august 2014 letter to the sponsor basically you know in our meeting in agriculture with them they said if they did bmr on site not doing rentals but owner unit because it was two cumbersome to deal with rentals and bmr's there is additional paperwork it was a bureaucratic issue primarily that we argued that paled in comparison to the men e benefit and value that the market octavia has eucrude to the site while it may have been more burdensome it was lovingly pages and things like that well, you know it's been rezoned 50u8 you've got a tremendous opportunity to make a big profit it seems to me it would be worthwhile we were adamant been the unit mix but seeing we were

. >> ifill: and, if it's monday, it's amy walter and nia malika- henderson on the week ahead in politics. those are some of the stories we're covering on tonight's pbs newshour.

joining me now, prosecutor and legal analyst, paul henderson, and former prosecutor and host of "judge faith," faith jenkins. thank you both for being here. >> thanks rev. >> thanks for having us rev. >> we start with a deadly lapd shooting caught on camera. and an investigation happening right now. a homeless man was fatally shot during a struggle with officers. police say he was fighting back after a reported burglary. the man was wrestled to the ground and tasered. i have to warn you, the footage is disturbing. >> [ bleep ]. >> drop the gun. [ gunshots ] >> whoa! oh my god! >> at a press conference today, the police chief said the man's actions led to the shooting. >> while on the ground and struggling with the officers, the man forcibly grabbed one of the officers' holstered pistols resulting in an officer-involved shooting. >> and just breaking tonight, three officers involved in the shooting have been placed on paid leave. faith, based on what you saw, was it excessive force? >> well, you can't see -- i can't tell from the video whether or not this individual went for the officer

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we'll still be warm around henderson, salt lake city and tucson cooler in the west. all the warmth towards the middle of the country where we'll have record highs amarillo denver areas up toward canada even billings around 78. today will be the warmest day we'll see for a while. seattle 67 boise 78. tomorrow we'll bring you showers also. that's you lot for you in the forecast. so a change in the weather pattern is what everyone in the country wanted. in the west cooler weather, east warmer. >> yes, we do. thank you, bill very much. action hero harrison ford is taking flight again. plus are you saving enough? find out how much most americans are putting away. you won't believe where this four-year-old is heading at 3:00 in the morning. you're watching "early today." love is about letting someone get close to you ...really close new revlon photoready airbrush effect™ makeup revolutionary formula with light-filtering technology delivers a poreless, airbrushed look. and soft-focus pigments create a luminous finish. your skin has never looked so flawless. new revlon pho

the same couple, reuben pannel and eliza henderson, it gives her maiden name. what the freedman's bureau was doing is legalizing the marriages of formerly enslaved persons. if confined individuals that -- you can find individuals that say they considered themselves married for 50 years or 60 years, people with grandchildren or so forth, but all of them are going to the freedman's bureau to get marriages is recognized for the first time is within slavery -- because within slavery, they could be sold away from each other in the spots of -- from each other and their spouse and children because there was no legal recognition of family bought. that is something that is common in the records that we have. another variation of the names this is a census record which is another commonly used federal records that we have for genealogical research, just confirming that the family is in but also showing when you do research, do not view the records in isolation. if you can go to the freedman's bureau records but try to defend the two other right -- connect them to other r

kaya henderson made the announcement yesterday. according to the "washington post," the d.c. public school system plans to cut staff and spending at its central office. and that will open up funding for the new schools. >>> 200 new school based staff members is what you can expect here. most of those new hires will work in the city's high schools. >>> the mclean boy who was badly hurt in a sledding accident has returned home. bensten schone was sledding on a sleep driveway when he slid into a passing car. he fractured his skull, was put in a medically induced coma. his story quickly spread true social media when his family posted the #pray for the b man. and it even drew the attention of the washington capitals who made him a get well soon video. >> good to series rougherecovering. >>> the awards today at noon honor local leaders who have shown exceptional bravery. among those being honored are the first responders from the gaithersburg plane crash. their quick work saved the lives of people living in that neighborhood after a plane crashed and started a fire. pat lawson muse

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among those was the case of elmer henderson versus the u.s. the interstate commerce commission. the southern railways. the case challenged the commerce commission regulation which allowed segregation and discrimination in railroad dining cars in interstate commerce. in the dining car, black passengers were only allowed to occupy two tables nearest the kitchen. when occupied i black travelers a curtain had to be drawn to hide their presence from white passengers. if white passengers needed the two tables assigned to black passengers the black passengers had to wait until the white passengers had vacated the tables assigned to blacks. edward brooke was recruited to join the legal team headed by the president in filing briefs that ultimately ended at the supreme court of the u.s. on june 5, 1950, four years before the brown versus board of education decision, after eight years of battle through the lower courts, the spring court of the u.s. struck down the regulation which allowed segregation and discrimination in railroad dining cars. in part because of the heroic efforts of edwar

we take a look at 76 again westbound at henderson road, westbound looking good even eastbound as well. i'm sure that will pick up, though, and the next hour or so as we approach the prime time rush hour into new jersey, we go, 42 freeway both directions, no problems, headlights are moving northbound toward the city. but no backups to talk about as we speak just yet. as meteorologist you love radar. for traffic i love this man. see the green area, arrows that is good, speed limit 55 miles per hour, 295 and the turnpike, little slower coming in at 59. hey, we'll take it on this friday morning. the overturned accident in plymouth township on germantown pike has been cleared. we have downed polls to deal with. there are lane restrictions on germantown pike. the alternate is east twp. line road. of course, the off ramp to 291, exit ten on 95 northbound, that's closed, that could be a two week project. the alternate island avenue. that's a look at your ride this morning erika we send it back to you. >> thank you heart broken city saying good-bye to a fallen hero. the viewing for philadelphi

with us is a leak ka henderson, john martin, lisa and ed o'keefe of the washington post. the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu arrives in the united states today, a bit later today, for a remarkable showdown with the president of the united states. close look at the reasons and the stakes in a moment. we begin with the annual conservative revival known as cpac. this year a testing ground for the republicans who want to be your next president. it's positions jeb bush inces incest -- insists are for the best. >> there is no plan to deport people. we should give them a legal status, work, don't receive government benefits, where they don't break the law, and where they make a contribution to our society. that's what we need to be focused on. >>> as you might have been able to figure out listening to that, to most people in the audience governor bush's position leads to amnesty. this is relatively meaningless, but rand paul wins 26%, scott walker, wisconsin governor, 21, ted cruz at 12, dr. ben carson at 11 and jeb bush at 8. en came jeb came in with a lot fwan and so

mark from henderson. should john boehner remain as speaker? caller: i think john boehner and mitch mcconnell should both go. you have been asking the question about who should replace john boehner as speaker of the house. why don't we take a look at mr. louis goldman? that gentleman stood up and said a lot of great things. as far as mitch mcconnell, i think ted cruz would be a real good candidate for it. as far as speaker of the house. i got tired of hearing john boehner talk about how he is one third, two thirds of the representatives. now he is two thirds, the president one third. the reason why, going behind doors with nancy pelosi. after netanyahu spoke, they go behind closed doors. they waited when everybody was not looking. then they go and they bait and switch and passed for the homeland security, take immigration out of their -- there. i think he should have sent it back to the senate the way it was first voted on and represented. host: mark, you get the last word. should john boehner remain? many weighing in on mitch mcconnell. >> on

they can't come up with it -- >> she already retaliated. >> he did something with florence henderson? >> let's see. >> oh dear. >> the next thing you saw was the bra and it landed on al's head. they are so clever. >> we have to come up with something. >> i think it is over. >> you know how -- he will do something. he will try and get tired of losing. >>> this is a great song. megan trainor does a song and it is a hit. >> this the lips one? >> this is better. this is called "dear future husband." ♪ here's a few things you'll need to know ♪ ♪ if you want to be my one and only all my life ♪ >> and go. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> doowop. ♪ you got to know how to treat me like a lady ♪ ♪ even when i'm acting crazy ♪ ♪ tell me everything's all right ♪ ♪ dear future husband here's a few things you need to know ♪ ♪ if you want to be my one and only all my life ♪ >> now we talk about it. it was awesome. >> she is actually such a good song writer. she crafts a song. she has a great sense of humor. she could write theater very well. >> we actually have an exclusive listen to a son

. >> mark henderson, another iter physicist notes that you could get all of the hydrogen you need to power fusion from one of the most abundant resources on earth -- ocean water. there's enough hydrogen in the ocean to power humanity with fusion for millions of years, says iter. fusion reactions wouldn't produce any carbon emissions. >> what this is is a future investment for your children and your children's children. >> it may be a noble experiment but success will not come easily. >> almost everything here is a challenge because of the high accuracy with very large components. >> this man has one of the hardest jobs on the project. smoothing out technical issues between the countries as they build a very complex machine. china is making cables for the super conducting magnets. the u.s. is winding cables and building iter's largest magnet. india is making the enormous steel structure that will surround iter's magnets. that's just a sampling of the work these countries and others are doing. >> this is political because everyone wants to gain the knowledge to build a fusion reactor l

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