have a national joint national plan of action. throughal move willpower and the guidelines of the leaders, we should move full word through that. the elections are a manifestation of national dialogue. willevolution actually manifested at the polling stations. the late animam invited us to vote. we voted for the islamic republic of iran. is power, our might manifested through our contribution. nobody should turn his back on ballot boxes. everybody should go to ballot boxes, as the leader has tasked us. -- even if somebody has criticism of the government, he should not turn his back on the ballot boxes. this is the right of the people. our national asset, ballot boxes are on national asset. if somebody has a complaint, if they are a citizen or political if they have seen bad behavior on all that, those should turn out in droves and cast their vote. it will have the final say. your votes are the final say. iran and in the region, also in the whole world. citizens vote including the girlsof men and women, and boys, different ethnic g

rebuilding this nation now. tom harkin, for president. >> paid for by americans for harkin. >> you cannot be all things to all people. these other candidates say they are for the middle-class class, yet they all want more tax breaks for the wealthy and corporations. they cannot have it both ways. i am the only one who has the plan.o oppose bushes i am on the side of working families, always will be. if we democrats are true to our values, we can turn this country around. i asked for your help to do that. paid for by americans for harkin. >> his bravery in vietnam won him the medal of honor. home in america, a system of health care for veterans taught him to walk again. that is why he is fighting so hard for national health insurance. to bob kerry, it is more than a political issue. >> there are americans out there who need it now. and we ought to pass national health care to every single american as a right. >> courage for change. >> he came to the senate to fight for health care as a right for all americans. no

it is a national memorial for a national tragedy. that is why i'm pleased to co-sponsor the legislation introduced by my colleague from new jersey, to provide federal recognition and support for the memorial. this legislation will help ensure the memorial continues to provide a sacred and inspiring spot for generations to come. i appreciate the bipartisan support of the members of the natural resources committee and the house leadership in bringing the bill to the floor today. i look forward to working with my colleagues on the house appropriations committee every year to ensure that the national 9/11 memorial receives appropriate levels of funding. also work with my colleagues to maintain open communications with the department of the interior to ensure the money is spent wisely and achieves our shared goal of ensuring the memorial remains a spot of peace to millions of americans every day. i ask my colleagues to support this bill and provide the recognition this memorial deserves. i thank you and i yield back the balance of my time

of course, when performing national tasks, the national center banks with complying with the treating of including the prohibition of monetary financing. moreover, if these tasks were to interfere with monetary policy in any other way, they can be prohibited. limited, or have conditions placed on the by the governing council. the publication of the previously confidential text was ecb,nimous decision of the and the national center banks in the euro system to live of to our commitment to be transparent. this publication should resolve these misunderstandings. clarifies thatit the sole purpose just to set limits for paul terry policy -- four monetary policy operations, which they are allowed to conduct according to the treaty. less.g more, and nothing that thet ensures central bank's operations do not interfere with the objectives and tasks of the euro system in particular with a single monetary policy. finally, complementing information, the ecb also published data on the euro systems aggregate net financial assets. the ncb will follow suit and disclose their respective assets when pub

national security. but, unfortunately, because they became a monopoly, with no competition, they became increasingly more expensive, and we had no place to turn. so recently there have been new entries in this market in terms of launching satellites. one of the most promise something spacex. spacex, from its infancy, has matured into a company which could play an important role in the future of satellite launches in the united states. i noted this fact, and as chairman of the defense appropriations subcommittee, i did something that doesn't happen around here very often. i had a hearing scheduled and brought together the c.e.o.'s of the united launch alliance, the traditional partner of the department of defense in launching slights, and this new -- satellites, and this new company, spacex. i invited the c.e.o.'s from both companies to sit at the same table and answer questions from the defense appropriations committee, and then send of the hearing i did something that i thought might be positive and co

a new national poll moments ago showing someone other than donald trump leading nationally. and south carolina's hugely popular governor, nickykki haley, just moments ago, endorsing someone else. haley making it clear she wants senator marco rubio to be the republican nominee. and that new national poll tonight showing senator ted cruz ahead of donald trump, 28% to donald trump's 26%. a statistical dead heat, but it's the first time cruz is on top. marco rubio at 17%. another poll earlier today showed trump still ahead, but these new numbers, just as we come on the air tonight, could reveal late momentum before this crucial primary. abc's tom llamas is live in south carolina to lead us off tonight. >> reporter: david, good evening to you tonight. donald trump loves to brag about won't be bragging about that latest national poll, which for the first time in months shows he's not on top. and tonight, his troubles don't end there. >> help me welcome the next president of the united states. let's go to the polls on saturday and move it down that way, marco rubio! >> reporter: to

the united nations can be a blessing and a curse. but for haiti the western hemisphere's poorest country it's been both. six years ago haiti was devastated by a massive earthquake. its worst natural disaster in more than two centuries. millions of haitians looked to the u.n. for help because the u.n. already had a large presence in haiti and the help did come. governments and private donors pledged more than $13 billion to the relief effort. the u.n. set up temporary housing for thousands of residents. it built schools, hospitals and sanitation systems and the u.n. currently maintains a 380 million dollar annual budget to pay for its peace keeping force in haiti. that pays for the more than 6,000 u.n. soldiers tasked with upholding public security. but the u.n. effort may also have made some things worse. many blame u.n. peace keepers for a cholera epidemic that has left thousands dead. at the same time, u.n. soldiers have been dogged with allegations of sexual abuse and exploitation of poor haitian women and children. flit we hold t

derm nation. this bill codifies the executive orders the president initiated last year regarding cybersecurity when were enacted in the sony picture hack and other cyber incidents. this is a unique feature of the senate bill. lastly, signing into the law the sanctions on cyber violators will break new ground for congress. something we can take as a model and apply to other nations to perpetrator cyber attacks against the united states. we need to look for every day to deprive kim jong-un. we have to send a strong message to china north korea's diplomatic protector and large trading partner that the united states will use every economic tool at its disposal to stop jong-un. and finally i would like to quote the "washington post" editoral board president obama's policy since 2009 has failed. the policy mostly consisted of ignoring north korea while putting pressure on china to pressure the regime. it concludes china and north korea must see they will pay a mounting price for what the united states s

national interests. these same officials also stress the importance of standing with our close regional allies, south korea and japan, in the face of destabilizing north korean provocations. in addition, they all cited the necessity of cooperating with the international community to deter further north korean provocations and prevent the spread of sensitive technologies to and from north korea. they all noted the importance of enforcing u.s. security council sanctions on p north korea, specifically the need for china to exercise greater influence over pyongyang. now, let me just say this. i am personally very disappointed at the way the u.n. security council is functioning, whether it's iran where we had two ballistic missile tests and yet nothing has been done at the u.n. security council level. most recently, china sent a delegation to meet with north korea right before this last test in order to try to influence them, and we're embarrassed, let me say this, the country of china was embarrassed by the

how do -- national poll numbers they got. how do you get national poll numbers? you have got to be on the stage. it's all rigged. bernie sanders is right about that. i believe you are trying to do something about it. i congratulate you for introducing this topic into the public forum. but make no mistake about the reality of money and politics. it is the equivalency of freedom but just understand what the governments and states and the mass media and everything are doing to control the discourse and the politics in this country. you know what it costs be on the ballot in south carolina? we have a primary system where you go first in new hampshire and you talk to the people here one-on-one the best way you can, that you had better have a ground game. have you heard that? you better have a ground game in iowa if you are going to proceed in new hampshire. did you hear that? we chose not to participate in iowa. not because we do not love the people. i know them pretty well. to participate in their caucus, you have to hire 30 field people at least organize people acro

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

new hampshire is one of the smallest states in the nation. this week it's the center of national politics. >> i'm pretty excited about where we are because i believe people in new hampshire are going to make the right decision. >> reporter: donald trump fin finished second to senator ted cruz and marco rubio almost beat >> we have the biggest vote ever in the history of a primary in extra. >> reporter: trump says he'll win new hampshire. political experts credit cruz's incredible ground game for the win in iowa. >> i'm going to continue doing what we did in iowa here on the ground in new hampshire and south carolina working to build the grass roots army. >> reporter: meanwhile bernie sanders says he raised $3 million in donations since his victory in iowa. >> if we reach out to our friends, our neighbors, our co workers, if we bring out large numbers of 350e7al people, we are going to win next tuesday. >> my commitment and determination to serve you will win your support. please, come out and support me next tuesday. >> reporter: clinton trai

cool right now come in the 40's, 41 leesburg and reagan national. the wind is out of the south at 10 to 15, which is what is going to bring the big warm-up in temperatures tomorrow afternoon. how warm? how about 62, 63 degrees? the predicted highs, 64 we have a cool down any chance of wintery weather next week. leon: how about some windy stuff, folks cleaning up after dangerous wind left damage in chicago, with wind gusts up to 70 miles per hour. housing complexes were evacuated because of flying debris. public transportation and roadways were shut in some areas, two people injured. had to be canceled because of the dangerous condition. he is shocked that an accused sexual attacker lived under his roof, and tonight a landlord's son is speaking out accusedlliam brown jr., of sexually assaulting women at a grocery store. the police want to know if there are more victims. richard reeve is live with this story. rich? sryard: alison, them inside this grocery store, the other in an underground parking lot down the street. the son of brown's landlord said

combating cyberterrorism is a key national security priority. we must be proactive about rooting out those who enable cyber atafntlattacks. this bill addresses the serious human rights crisis in north korea. north korea is the most isolated economy and society in the world. the current regime exerts total control over daily life. even haircuts are controlled, madam president. that's right. women are allowed to pick from one of 14 hairstyles and men cannot grow their hair longer than two inches. 32% of the people in north korea are undernourished and 34% of the population receives food aid. madam president, as a member who has worked extensively to fight modern-day slavery, i am particularly disturbed by the fact that north korea is also among the world's worst human traffickers. the state department's annual report on human trafficking consistently rates north korea as one of the worst human traffickers. the united nations considers human trafficking to be one of the three largest criminal enterprises in the world. the first two are illegal drug

the political driving force of the ltt was nationalism. it's every move was justified in terms of national aspirations. hence, without reading the politics of the ltt, it is not possible to analyze its character. the ultimate objective of the use of terror was to achieve a separate state for the tamil people in sri lanka. in order to understand this militant face off tamil nationalism that the ltt represented, it is necessary to project it in the trajectories of singular and tamil nationalism since independence. they are also seen a relationship between tamil and nationalism. in independent sri lanka. furthermore, the colonial state in sri lanka, and the reaction of the state to tam i l dissident a certainly decrgree legitimacy to their struggle at the beginning. another key feature of the organization was the politics. it was a tightly-knit organization and any dissenting view within the organization was seve severely stopped. in the behavior of the ltt, military strategy always took precedent over the political strategy. totalistic perce

iowa wasnt intending to be the first in the nation. michael mauro has been there since the beginning.. 28:16- just a scheduling fluke that turned out to work out for us. in 1972... the iowa caucuses fell first on the calendar... four years later.. 27:46- 1976, which actually the first one to really put the caucuses on the map. 27:51 mauro was 32-years-old.. 31:16- i was actually selling real estate at the time. and trying to drum up business and networking was the way you did it. 31:23 and i got a call one day that a presidential candidate was coming to dsm and needed people to go see him. 31:28 i figured, what the heck? ill go see him. the candidate was jimmy carter. 31:50- when carter shows up, he gave a nice little pitch. and he wanted grounds. it was a hot august day. and nobody figured, heck, ill take him out there. 32:10- and he stood by the democratic booth and shook hands and said, hello, im jimmy carter and im running for potus. nobody knew who he was. as a matter of fact, i was saying to myself, hes not accomplishing nothing

national security, the projection of power, the fulfillment of explicit and implicit national responsibilities. rudy de leon and mark cancion are still with me. when we hear because of russian aggression in eastern europe, the united states must be more present. what does that take? we're not going to retake the crimea. we are not going to help expel russia from the donbas. how many people do we have to show if we're channeling the george h.w. bush that we care? >> we communicate that we support our allies in the region. very early after the russian move into the crimea we had national guard units from the united states that wept and engaged in military training and military exercises with poland, which is now the eastern front of nato, a critical partner and a country that has really stepped up to be active in its own security. so in some cases it's showing up, it's engaging in exercises, it is working with our allies and i think particularly in terms of the russian activities, and their own sort of reckless aggression, it is staying in touch with our nato allies. our allies to the east, pola

sharyl: the national opinion is split. a recent rasmussen poll reported 52% of womenenppose registering for the drdrt, while 61% of men feel women should sign up. ahead on "full measure" -- sharyl: the favorite color of the federal government appears to be red. after six years of decline the , budget deficit will increase, $544 billion. that's a much the government is spending more than it actually has. congressional budget office. where, might you ask, could the government save money? oklahoma congressman steve russell offers a few ripe targets from 2015. we "follow the money" in his waste watch report. congressman steve russell outlines some $75 billion in his latest waste watch report. the 20 pages are filled with examples of questionable government spending. the agriculture department served up $250,000 tax dollars to a wisconsin cheese manufacturer to help expand the cheese. the report says there was no good reason why one company of 89 wisconsin cheese manufacturers got the government money.y. russell says it is up t

with voting in the nation's first presidential with voting in the nation's first presidential primary---new hampshire--just a few days away it won't be long before the nation's attention turns to the palmetto state. republican voters are getting ready for south carolina's first-in-the- south primary. and the candidates and their supporters are spending more money to get their messages across. but can that spending make a difference? jack kuenzie has been looking into the issue and joins us now with more. judi--political advertising certainly makes a difference for the bottom lines at tv stations like this one. especially in a presidential political action committees as well as the campaigns themselves unleash millions of dollars to try to gain an edge over their competitors. consider the numbers we're seeing here at wis---in ad buys by many of the top contenders' campaigns and separately, by the pac's that support them. the biggest buyer here in the first quarter of the year----the pac called right to rise, which leans pro-jeb bush. more than $459 thousand dollars in the first quarter

[applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> this weekend, vietnam hearings from february 1966 the senate foreign relations committee chaired by fulbright gives equal time to critics of the war and members of the johnson administration and hearings that were televised live to the nation. here is a preview. 150th6 marked the anniversary of the friedmans bank. it was for newly freed slaves in

a nation. how do you get a nation? >> you've got to be a gronk. that's the only way. gronk nation, baby. >> it's difficult for to us aspire to because we're not -- your brothers you see them in the ad but how did it happen? we know we had red sox nation. but most players done have a nation. brady doesn't have a nation. >> i don't know. when we were getting first into the nfl, my brothers were in the league, we had three of us playing at the same time. it just went well with us. gronk nation. just because we were all scattered across the nation at the time. my brothers and i. my oldest played professional baseball. he was playing over there. my other brother was playing in this see. my other brother was playing in this city. i was in new england. so it was just kind of scattered across the nation. just went super well with us, we're gronk nation, just goes well. >> visa is involved with gronk nation. visa's going to be such a visible thing. and suddenly you're part of it. i know everybody wants

national park. first headlines the 21st of february. 2016. hillary clinton withstood a surge from bernie sanders to win yesterday's did he have did he have democratic caucus. donald trump won south carolina republican primary. jeb bush finished a distant fourth has dropped out. here is major garrett. >> donald trump barreled into south carolina repeatedly labeled ted cruz a liar, called pope francis disgraceful and walked away the undisputed front runner for the republican nomination. >> we will never, ever forget south carolina. >> trump garnered more sport than cruz among christians a large and influential voting block. cruz and marco rubio who surged finishing a vertical tie for second well behind trump. >> this has become a three-person race and we l will win the nomination. >> tonight i am suspending my campaign. >> south carolina spelled the edge for jeb bush who ended his bid after three straight poor showings. the people of iowa and new hampshire and south carolina have spoken. >> the battle

ensuring that for the nation. i was once a director of a study that was called making the nation safer. the role of science and technology encountering terrorism. i very much appreciate, senator lieberman, the comments about the science base, because a lot of the solutions and a lot of the problems are mixed up together in what scientists do. so we have to keep track of that, and they have to participate. really yet i have, and i think that the solution is, what is the role of the private sector? you can throw academic in there if you want, but it really is the private sector. i have heard you talk about the strategy with the government. and i have heard you talk about incentives. i'd like to hear a little bit more about that because i think the strategy with the government, maybe it's too slow. the threats are too fast across not just bio but other, particularly when you mix in information technology with bio. how do we get the private sector to stand up for its -- to stand up for any responsibility it has and sh

founders of our nation. before the nation had been formed, people of england and holland had settled in the east and southeast. they brought from africa negroes as slaves, and settled them mainly in the south. people of france had settled in the south and midwest. and people of spain had settled in the southwest. but after the nation was formed, more people came. people from north and central europe, especially from ireland, germany, and the scandinavian countries, came to america and early 1800s to the midwest. people immigrating to america, becoming americans. people from asia, many from china and japan in the late 1800s and early 1900 to the far west. the people of the world in america. but there was movement, and shifting of people. and intermixing. so the south became not just the home of the english and the negroes, and the french, but the home of these and other americans. and the midwest was not a land for only northern europeans to cultivate, not only for the french to farm, but a home for all ameri

combating cyberterrorism is a key national security priority. we must be proactive about rooting out those who enable cyber atafntlattacks. this bill addresses the serious human rights crisis in north korea. north korea is the most isolated economy and society in the world. the current regime exerts total control over daily life. even haircuts are controlled, madam president. that's right. women are allowed to pick from one of 14 hairstyles and men cannot grow their hair longer than two inches. 32% of the people in north korea are undernourished and 34% of the population receives food aid. madam president, as a member who has worked extensively to fight modern-day slavery, i am particularly disturbed by the fact that north korea is also among the world's worst human traffickers. the state department's annual report on human trafficking consistently rates north korea as one of the worst human traffickers. the united nations considers human trafficking to be one of the three largest criminal enterprises in the world. the first two are illegal drug

must be worthy of national funding and in the national interests. the national interests are defined by broad criteria that a grant has a potential to promote the progress of science to the united states. it is difficult to conseff that research would not meet that standard. it is difficult for help to see how the standard could harm the work that the foundation does. the bill clearly states that it is the job of the foundation to determine what is worthy of funding, not politicians, and nothing in the bill would alter its peer review process which we agree is a gold standard for funding scientific research. as a scientist myself, i believe this is as it should be. nevertheless, there have been suggestions that this bill is politicians creating a political filter and what research suld be funded. but it is describinging how this broader than the impact and there is no concerns at the time about the language being a political filter, nor was there any concern that broader impact be applied to portfolio of grants rather than individual awards. further

server put national secrets at risk. so far the e-mails and clintons -- clinton's use of that private server have yet to be an issue with rival bernie sanders staying away from the contriversy. but that could change tonight when the two face off in their latest debate. as marlie hall reports, a small field republican candidates are battling for votes in south carolina. reporter: marco rubio rallied early this morning in south carolina. he is trying to rebound from his disappointing if place finish in new hampshire. >> it is my hope if elected president, when elected president, to try to unite this country as much as possible. reporter: jeb bush also attacked the front runners rhetoric. >> he's downright divisive and ugly in mean-spirited. reporter: polls show trump has a commanding lead. >> i have spent less money than anybody else and i am number one. reporter: in a state where two evangelical, ted cruz thinks he can win. >> the only candidate they can be donald trump is me. reporter: john kasich who came in second in n

national weatherman's 33 day... national fondue day... and world nutella day.33 that's all the time that 33 we have for the first hour of good morning columbia. but gervais. . captioning provided by caption associates, llc www.captionassociates.com. >>> crysty: good morning, columbia. thank you so much for joining us on this friday mornings. i'm crysty vaughan. >> rochelle: and i'm rochelle the time's now 6:00. >> crysty: 6:00 a.m., the good news is it's may be early but it friday, we're heading toward the weekend and towards much cooler temperatures outside. >> rochelle: maybe not as welcome as the weekend but the temperatures definitely taking a dip. for more of what you can expect as you head outlets turning over to meteorologist jonathan kennedy. good morning. >> jonathan: good morning. we've seen temperatures cool down even since we went on area hour arc it's cooled down 10 degrees. it's getting cooler every minute and that's being aided by the wind out of the north and northwest. notice when we first came on this rain system was ove

which will likely influence the rest of the nation. starting now, we can expect the presidential candidates to fight hard for silver state votes. fred lokken a political science professor at tmcc says the key issues for voters are immigration, the economy and race. issues the clinton campaign will need to focus on, to win. fred: this is a state where she should do better than bernie sanders. if she doesn't, in my opinion, a devastating blow to her campaign. lokken says trump will have a harder time earning votes in nevada. fred: he's not working with the ground game so far in the primary caucus season, so in caucus state he'll always be at reporting. keep an eye on both party campaigns over craft their messages to the nevada democratic caucus is february 20th the 23rd. bernie sanders will be in northern nevada this saturday. the vermont senator will speak at the "real solutions, for real people" summit. the event will be at the jot travis student doors open at 7-30 in the morning. advance registration is required. and, republican presi

, there is a french nation, there is an english nation, an american nation, a brazillan nation. that's how things work best and in that context, the, that it's outer edges is a very bad thing. >> reporter: it is a view that resonates with 1 in 3 french voters and commands a sizable church of the european parliament. while parties like ukip pledged to break up the eu, thousands work from within to degrade its policies and institution he. together they undermine the mission of ever closer union. jonah hull, al jazeera. >> we'll have the final in the series of disunion. whether it's time for them to have a referendum on leaving about european union. >>> three people were hurt by a leopard which wandered into a school in southern india. the big cat attacked a man who was trying to escape over a gate, chase lasted many of hour, until someone managed to shoot the leopard with a tranquilizer dart. >>> complaints in china, organizers of the dacca art summit threatened there would be consequences if the works weren't removed. >> it could be an artistic statement about censorship itself,

national dataregistry or no national database of up firearms ownership, licensed dealers are responsible for maintaining their own records. >> reporter: when a dealer goes belly-up, their paper work and there can be a lot of it goes here. as long as those dealers are maintaining records, they can keep the information in any form they want. >> this is a dealer and his electronic record. >> reporter: water, fire damage and sometimes worse, the paperwork will end up here. it is a pain-staking and surprisingly low-tech way of doing business. there is a lot of sorting by hand. and machines. especially when you consider. >> we'll receive upwards of 1.5 to 2 million records per month from business deeders. >> mark: rows and rows of center. in 2014 they ran 365,000 traces. last year that number jumped to more than 380,000. there are so many records the agency ran out of room inside along time ago. so now ... shipping containering come in handy. >> i am sure there are ways that we can -- that we can harness technology and software to do things better or do things a little more quickly, but we hav

your national finance cochair. says that your endorsement of donald trump and astonishing display of political opportunism. donald trump is unfit to be president. a dishonest demagogue who plays on our worst fears. i call on christie donors and supporters to reject the governor and donald trump outright. i believe they will. for some of us, principle and country still matter. >> well, i love meg whitman. she's a great friend to me and mary pat. always has been. we obviously from that statement have a difference of political opinion. that's okay. that's what makes this country ople can have differences of political opinion. meg has been free to express her views. i honor her. and we -- we absolutely adore our relationship with her. and i'm sure it will continue. >> some supporters said you promised you wouldn't endorse donald trump. joe mcquaid said you promised him on a phone call. you wouldn't endorse donald trump. >> that's not true. me called me two days after the primary. and said -- i was just told you're abou

it's the last weekend before the nation's first primary. spent the day crossing new hampshire neighborhoods beginning their final plea to voters, while the republicans are getting ready to take the debate stage tonight. danielle nottingham reports from manchester, new hampshire - have a look. "my name is vanessa, we're from the bernie sanders campaign for president" vanessa banti has been hitting the pavement hard. she's one of more than 140 volunteers from connecticut who call themselves "road berners." they've spent the last six weeks driving hundreds of miles across the country knocking on doors. "we've had a lot of people in new hampshire but also in iowa and massachusetts too because the super tuesday primary on march 1st is also important." they'll be out here every day until tuesday's primary even though polls show sanders has a double digit lead over hillary clinton in the granite state. "danielle: at this point in the game what are you telling people when you're knocking on the doors? vanessa: we want to make the primary" rival hil

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nhk takes a look at how it works. >> reporter: this is dubbed a national observatory in space. it's capable of detecting x rays that cannot be observed from earth, because the atmosphere. it's up to 100 times more sensitive to such rays than the conventional satellite. it will observe activity around black holes that cannot be seen by the eye. black holes are places in space with such strong gravitational pull that even light cannot escape. astronomers believe some of them are spewing out jets of hot gas but cannot observe what's happening. japanese researchers say close analysis of the x rays detected will help them identify the gases escaping from black holes. they say they'll also be able to find out the direction and speed of the gases. >> translator: i hope the satellite will shed more light on when and how black holes emerged. >> reporter: one of the instruments is a high-performance telescope. the inside is made up of 200 radius of mirrors, with x rays coming down through gaps in the mirrors project images. each mirror is coated with a thin film, made of matter that can

to a nation where every child can not only dream of going to college, but attend one. where quality healthcare will be a birthright of every citizen. where a good job is not a wish, but a reality. where women receive equal pay and a living wage is paid to all. t an america where after a lifetime of labor, t there is time for rest and grandchildren. r a nation that defends our people and our values, r so much of that burden alone. i know p if we listen to our conscience and not to the pundits and the naysayers. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message, and i ask for your vote. >> in a matter of hours we'll be hit with another storm to commute. blizzard warning in effect for plymouth county, the cape, and the islands. momentarily. >> caught on camera a stunning explosion on a london bridge. a movie stunt that is now getting mixed reviews. this happened on a quiet sunday morning and in a city that has known the trauma of terror attacks on buses it brought back some chilling memories. crossing the bridge suddenly bursting into flames. debris flying into the air. >> oh, m

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the national is hoping update confusing terminology and a complex color system. tim: our meteorologist elisa raffa spoke to meteorologists at the weather service and has more... elisa: do you understand the difference betwn a weather watch and warning? if an advisory is issued... is that a downgrade? these are questions causing some head scratching and its prompting the national weather service to research some changes. they're teaming up with social scientists to better understand how people take in and use weather risk information. how should meteorologists protray information to prompt you to take action and move to your basement in the event of a tornado? for some, the near 70 year old system just isn't doing that. "the watch warning system has been around for a number of years, and it's probably the most misunderstood concept that the national weather service has as far as the public understanding the difference between a watch and a warning... even though when we say 'watch' it means 'watch out... watch the sky', with a warning...'take warning'. but, people

the national park service celebrates its 100-th anniversary. your 90 minutes of news continues right now. sunshine was out in full- force on thursday, warming us up into the 40s. high pressure will be in control of our weather for one more day, allowing for us to be quiet and tranquil for one more day. tonight: fair skies and cold with lows in the middle 20s. friday: mostly sunny with highs in the middle 40s. saturday will be partly sunny more sun east, more clouds west with highs in the lower special agent - "10, 15 years from now we could pull that data back up and recreate the was." now at 6 ... a story you can only see on wsls 10. firsthand look at the equipment investigators used for the first time during the nicole lovell case. plus ... a piece of african american history is slowly disappearing. the story and importance of rosenwald schools. good evening and thanks for joining us for wsls 10 at 6. we're getting an exclusive look tonight at equipment state police used during the investigation into the death of nicole lovell. an updated sca

in some cases we are ahead nationally. i think people around the country are responding to our message of a rigged economy, a corrupt campaign. finance system and broken criminal justice system i'm feeling quite good. >> how should people judge the sanders campaign. you have come a long way. your message has influenced hillary clinton a great deal. should people say where are some big wins for bernie sanders? or hey, this is a message campaign. through the contests? >> this is not a message campaign the we are in the race to win. i think on super tuesday for example, you will see major victories. john as you know. most people know. these primary elections and caucus elections are proportional. and that means it is not winner take off. for example, hillary clinton in nevada got 19 delegates. we got 15. we will need 2400 to win. a state-by-state process. and we are going to win big states on super tuesday. >> in the cbs poll of nevada caucus goers, 90% thought hillary clinton had the right experience to be president. only ab