Look forward to working with you guys this weekend. Our pleasure. Ours also. Thank you, sir. Youre welcome. My pleasure. Speedwriter. That also helps. It does a good job. Better than i can. Certainly. A phone call from Peter Jennings telling me he finished the book and he loved it and thought it was the most effective battle scenes story hed ever read. Great. My son finished the book last week and he loved it. Hes a history buff. He is a junior at Carson College in tennessee and he loved Civil War History and reenactments and all that. Thats great. We loved it. Coming back here tonight. Well be back. Weve got plenty of books. How is it going . We just set up here about 25 minutes ago. Ive done good the last couple of days. This gentleman behind us just bought it. I understand that went pretty well. That went well, yes, sir. I found my page, believe it or not. Could i get you to sign this yes man sign for this gentleman over here . Thank you c13 thank you very much, sir. What is your na
Welcome to teen kids news. Im mwanzaa. And im siena. Well start with our top story. Bullies have always been around. Just ask your parents and even your grandparents. But the internet has given bullies a powerful, new tool for torment. As scott reports, many kids are finding that the internet also offers a powerful way to fight back. You can now see them on youtube videos that show support for the victims of cyberbullies, like this one. Its about a boy whos relieved to discover hes not the only one. Im not alone hunter made the video with his classmate lauren. It earned them a trip to San Francisco and a top award at the Great American nobull challenge. Two years ago i was cyberbullied. I wrote this song, im not alone, which is what we hear in the video. Its a privilege to be able to be standing here to be able to be involved. The best is yet to come. Thank you. [ crowd cheers ] kids around the country are invited to submit videos that theyve produced. Its all about sending the message
Seriously tonight. A short time ago, the u. S. Central command, the coalition, announced it is opening a formal assessment into whether on march 17th, in west mosul, it may have dropped bombs that killed a significant large number, perhaps, perhaps hundreds of civilians. So issue right now, nobody knows exactly what happened. All of this began to emerge over the last couple of days as Social Media Activists in the area began to report large numbers of Civilian Casualties due to bombings in west mosul where there is very tough fighting against isis. The picture has been pretty murky because theres so many conflicting reports, and the u. S. Doesnt have anybody on the ground there that can put eyeballs on the situation and really verify it. But the pentagon, the coalition today, a short time ago, said that theyve been able to
determine that, yes, they did conduct the air strikes in one of these areas where the allegations have emerged from on march 17th. Iraqi officials on the ground are
Around an hour or so after the governor asked for it. This was something no one could have possibly seen coming. This is again extraordinary reporting by jane mayier and ronan farrow at the new yorker. Jane mayer is going to join us in a bit to tell us how this came about. This raises big political questions in new york state. You referred to the notoriously insane new york city state legislature, which many would call a charitable description. And it falls to them now to choose the next attorney general. Thats right. At a time when attorneys general are always powerful jobs, important jobs, in new york state the attorney general position has been a high profile job, a stepping tone to the governor, and has a higher profile than usual because of the whats been reported as a cooperative relationship twine between Eric Schneiderman and the special counsels office. They could be pursued as a state matters and there was a question if that might happen through schneidermans office if the pr
Allegations in the last hour and a half or so and that resignation was delivered right around an hour or so after the governor asked for it. This was something no one could have possibly seen coming. This is again extraordinary reporting by jane mayier and ronan farrow at the new yorker. Jane mayer is going to join us in a bit to tell us how this came about. This raises big political questions in new york state. You referred to the notoriously insane new york city state legislature, which many would call a charitable description. And it falls to them now to choose the next attorney general. Thats right. At a time when attorneys general are always powerful jobs, important jobs, in new york state the attorney general position has been a high profile job, a stepping tone to the governor, and has a higher profile than usual because of the whats been reported as a cooperative relationship twine attorney gener between Eric Schneiderman and the special counsels office. They could be pursued a