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welcome to your world i m stephanie sy. piecing together the clues and trying to find a motive between the killing in kalamazoo, washington and jason dalton shot eight people and first at an apartment complex and dealership and restaurant parking lot and killed six people and right now two others are in critical condition and andy is following to story for us and believe he chose the shooting victims at random, where does the investigation stand this morning? well, stephanie that suspect 45-year-old jason dalton will make his first court appearance today in kalamazoo county court charged with multiple counts of murder and attempted murder and authorities still don t know what led to the seemingly ran done, unprovoked series of attacks saturday night and meantime the same kind of bewilderment was felt at a prayer vigil last night for the eight victims in kalamazoo and sang amazing grace and they too just tried to make sense out of something so senseless. shots fire ....
receptor. marijuana works we tested it at the cancer society. it was a fun time to walk down the halls. [laughter] it worked in making people eat and having less nausea and vomiting. now there s other ways of doing it then using marijuana. two questions. why does all the research all have to happen within the confines of the u.s. system? and how fast, where s it going and the other part of my question which is, we all look at things in technology is such a massive part of this and we think literally timewise and we have been pushing for 40 years since the one cancer began. now here we are, what what do you think the timeframe is? the next five years can be much faster than the last 40 combined. i think we are going at an accelerated rate. it s worse if you pick up a medical journal. every issue there something new and exciting. i think the timeframe has accelerated. we are doing two things, and then i don t want want to take up too much time. converting some cancers ....
vigilance of the american public. host: when you say managed and contained what do you mean? guest: if we had this conversation after 9/11 and the anthrax attacks and i predicted 45 americans would be killed by jihadi terrorist that would have seemed like an optimistic projection. but that is what happened and each of the 45 deaths is a tragedy but they are not on the scale of 9/11 1 or even the pars attack. you will not hear politicians saying we managed and contained the threat. you will not hear them say by the law of averages someone is going to get one through because both of those statements are correct. host: you write americans suffer from historical amnesia and the golden age of terrorism was in the 70s. guest: yeah, there were more than a hundred hijackings and a slew of attacks by the weather underground, puerto rican nationalist, and black panthers. there was a lot of political violence in the 70s and that pretty much disappeared. host: this is ....
new hampshire decided and it was bernie sanders on the democratic side with a decisive win over hillary clinton. on the republican side, donald trump promised to deliver a win with 35% of the vote. john kasich came in second with 15% 16%. chris christie unable to take down the florida senator despite throwing punches leading up to the voting. new hampshire is just the beginning. there are 14 more primaries and caucuses to go in the next three weeks with no clear alternative to mr. trump on the republican more of you will have a say in this nominating process. let s get your reactions to the winners and losers last night. democrats, 202-748-8000. .epublicans, 202-748-8001 independents, 202-748-8002. let s take a look at the front pages in new hampshire. we will start with the concord monitor. a decisive win for trump and sanders in the granite state. you also have from the new hampshire union leader, their headline, sanders and trump take new hampshire. carolina, in so ....
[indistinct chattering] [indistinct chattering] the funeral mass for supreme court justice antonin scalia a has come to an end here at the basilica of the national shrine of the immaculate conception and washington, d.c. justice scalia will now be laid , thest at a private burial location for that burial has not been announced. the justice is survived by his wife, maureen, 9 children, and many grandchildren. every weekend on american history tv on c-span3, feature programs that tell the american story. some of the highlights for this weekend include this afternoon at 2:00 eastern, president woodrow wilson nominated a boston lawyer to the u.s. supreme court great he became the first jewish justice to sit on the nation s highest court. of hismoration nomination, brandeis university in massachusetts hosted a panel, including ruth bader ginsburg, to discuss his contributions to american democracy. at 6:55, professor joanne discusses the evolution of politi ....