journey on the oregon trail. >> thank you for that introduction and i am glad to see so many people here. there would not be any booklovers left in savanna. i am especially happy to be here and i think the organizers because there is a rounding back in savanna, this lovely city. which is typical of my life and the kind of things that have happened. in 1970 while a freshman in college i came down to participate in a vista program for there were any houses out there, just the old gullett community is remnants of plantations that had been there. i was there for a combined work-study, things college students in the 60s and 70s did. there was a male boat that only ran once or twice a week. they said there is a schoolteacher and if you are down at the bluffton docs every morning at 6:30, quarter to 7 you can get a ride over to the island every day so i got down there and there was this skinny guy, mid-20s. had a beautiful sunburn. i felt we belonged together. you can just tell this guy had a wacky upbringing just like me. not every morning but the few mornings a week i would go to the isl

oregon where aid in dying is legal. >> within five minutes, britney fell asleep, just like i have seen her do 1,000 times before. within with 30 minutes, her breathing slowed to the point where she passed away. >> lapook: she has become a symbol of aid in dying and her husband is carrying out a promise he made to her before she died. >> morely safer: bjarke ingels is the architect of the moment. a starchitect, designing everything from skyscrapers to an n.f.l. stadium. >> so you are getting what is literally a picnic in a park. tonight, young mr. ingels designs can be inventive, can be provocative and are anything but boring. >> the roof itself is something you call a saddle shape. or in geometric terms, you call it a hyperbolic paraboloid. >> safer: say that three times quickly. >> i am steve kroft. >> i am lesley stahl. >> i am morley safer. >> i am bill whitaker. >> i am scott pelley. those stories tonight on "60 minutes." r seen it. covered it. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum seresto makes it easy to help protect

shots heard in dramatic new video of an oregon occupier's final moments? why fbi agents are under investigation in the case. could some of your favorite foods increase your risk of lung cancer even if you don't smoke in. >>> one heck of a save. one dad hailed as a hero for stopping a flying baseball bat from hitting his son. "nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. a new nbc news/"wall street journal" poll just out tonight is showing how tight the race is for president. donald trump leading by just three points nationally. trump is at 30%, cruz in second at 27%, but inside the margin of rubio trailing behind. the poll comes as republicans are voting today in four states. but it is next week's primaries in delegate-rich ohio and florida that many expect could blow the gop race wide open. democrats, meantime, are in michigan, a state key to bernie sanders' survival. tonight our poll shows hillary clinton leading sanders nationally by nine points. we have it all covered

. and you'll able to drive to oregon and see it. >> reporter: how many crews do you have? >> we'll have two crews, one watching it in oregon and one in wyoming. so we'll be able to see two solar eclipses. we're getting close to the total solar eclipse now, so i can hear yelling coming from the island. >> reporter: you have 15 people on the island, 4,000 pounds of gear, 63-hour trip, they're living on a boat? >> they live on a boat at night and come to the island in the morning and uncover the telescopes. >> reporter: what is it like to be on the ground at this moment as the sun is about to just disappear? even though you know what's going on, it's kind of scary. you get a gut feeling that is a little frightening. then when it happens, you look up in the sky and there's this hole. >> reporter: thank you very much. it doesn't get much better at the exploratorium than this. live in san francisco at the exploratorium, wayne freedman, "abc7 news." >> thank you, wayne. this is getting good. >> you hear the cheers because we are seks away from totality. joining us is the exploratorium's i

. >> we will get to your owls in a moment, update on st. joes and oregon in the second half, st. joes, up honor gone, top seed 58-51. was a five-point deficit at half time. how resilient thinks st. joes basketball. >> they went down ten early in the second half and they just, they are toughness is showing through and they have made great plays. they are a defense that has tightened up. they are really setting and sending a message to oregon. >> we will keep you updated. >> villanova returned to campus tonight, with plenty to smile b cats are heading to sweet 16 for first time since zero on nine. thursday night they will face miami hurricanes, in louisville, kentucky. villanova beats iowa easily, 87-68. they led by 38 points. they scored 54 points in the first half. you played nova during regular season. do you think they had this kind of game in them today. >> they do. when everybody is shooting the ball as well as they are. they can beat any team in the country. the other thing that is so under rated about villanova is their defense. they take take pride in it. they can shoot the bal

from oregon seek recognition? mr. walden: i ask unanimous consent that all members have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material on the bill, h.r. 4596. the speaker pro tempore: without the gentleman -- from oregon is recognized for his -- to state his bill. the title of his -- mr. walden: mr. speaker, i ask that we call up h.r. 4596, the small business broadband deployment act. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: union calendar number 339, h.r. 4596, a bill to ensure that the small business providers of broadband internet access service can devote resources to broadband deployment rather than compliance with cumbersome regulatory requirements. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to house resolution 640, the amendment in the nature of a substitute recommended by the committee on energy and commerce, printed in the bill, shall be considered as adopted and the bill as amended shall be considered read. the gentleman from oregon, mr. walden, and the gentleman from iowa, mr. loebsack, each w

hours of heavy rainfall. >>> dramatic new video is out tonight showing one. oregon occupation in the final moments. state officials say their investigation shows police were justified in using him, but as our pete williams reports the video raises a new shots at him and when. >> cell phone video captures the moment the first shots were fired. >> hang on. >> reporter: oregon investigators release it had today recorded inside the suv driven by robert lavoie finecum, the leader of a 40-day occupation at an oregon refuge. >> you want a bloodbath, it will be on your hand. >> reporter: taken from one of the cell phones it shows him driving barreling towards a police roadblock when state police fire those three shots. >> hang on. >> reporter: after crashing into a snow bank, finicum gets out out and says go ahead and shoot me. >> damn. >> go ahead and shoot me. >> stay down, stay down. stay down. >> reporter: oregon police say officers on the scene had been told that he routinely carried a gun. police say he twice ignored commands to get on the ground and twice reached for what they thought

debate to protect one of oregon's most treasured canyons. >> north korea paraded another american in front of the cameras to confess to apologize to espionage charges. the 62-year-old president of a trade and hotel services company. it comes nine days after an american student was sentenced to 15 years in hard labor for stealing. now we'll look at a controversial program that allows the u.s. military to enlist people who entered the country illegally. critics say it is a dangerous policy that puts the country at risk. al jazeera's duarte reports from fort being in georgia. >> dave tomlinson is an immigrant from jamaica. he just became a citizen. >> i just decided to join the army because i wanted to see the process a little bit. >> that process becoming an american citizen can take up to five years from the time of the foreigner's green card which grants permanent resident stat status. >> but once i joined the army it came in through in months. >> for years the army recruited illegal foreign residents by promising to fast tract their papers. president obama expanded the program makin

>>> st. joes narrowly escaped cincinnati. sunday night they have top seeded oregon. the hawks are feeling good after that last second victory but in the ncaa feelings like that are short lived. on to the next challenge. oregon is a team that went 29-six this season. >> playing a team that you have never played before, it kind of shows where we line up at and test for us and we are ready to step up to are that test. >> they are fabulous. they are as good, you know, up close and personally know what villanova looks like. i know villanova a could end up in houston. i know oregon can end up in houston. >> how about this for an exciting day of basketball on sunday, nova a and iowa tip off at 12:10. st. joes and top seeded oregon will go at 9:40. penn facing washington in the opening round of the women's tournament. even of the second quarter casey chambers just before the buzzer, you beach a. but it is downhill from there. katie, down low in the fourth quarter, penn loses, 65-53. >>> to hirsch pay for boys 4a state championship. roman catholic. lemar stevens, 27 points, reman catholic

its own in the fatal standoff with oregon occupier finnegan. ♪ >>> legendary music producer george martin dies. >>> this is al jazeera america live from new york city, i'm stephanie sy. this morning, bernie sanders is celebrating a big upset in the presidential race. he took about 50% have the vote, beating hillary clinton in michigan despite every poll showing clinton with a double digit lead going into that contest. clinton did win mississippi and picked up delegates in michigan, as well. she still holds a commanding lead in the delegate count. for the republicans, donald trump had a big night with wins in michigan, mississippi and hawaii. al jazeera's david shuster begins our covering. >> with the swagger of a conquering hero, donald trump claimed the michigan and mississippi primaries by double digits, defying his challengers and the anti-trump republican establishment. >> i don't think i've ever had so many horrible, horrible things said about me in one week. $38 million worth of horrible lies, but that's ok. it shows you how brilliant the public is. >> trump thanked his suppo

those big dance but it's post season. oregon, the first number one seed for the ducks. kansas, cal could meet them in the sweet 16. north carolina beat virginia for the acc title and putting virginia in over michigan state, ranked second in the country, doesn't make sense in addition to cal and oregon, pac-12 with five other teams making the field. arizona, oregon state, utah, usc, and colorado, seven teams, tied for most in the field. >> the wars have the day off but won the division title because cleveland beat the clippers. the dubs got a handful last night. steph curry, turns 28 tomorrow as the warriors face the pelicans. after the game, steph considery's sister called him. >> i'm doing media. hold on. >> we're capable of being beat if we don't bring our "a" game no matter who we play. you can tell the way the energy was and pep in our step and hype and talking, this is a big game for them. so we had to take it. couldn't just show up and win and that's the lesson we learned. recently. >> coming up at 6:00, we'll tee it up because drew won't let me with all this rain, and more f

night was duke against oregon. >> yeah,ed defending national champs taking on the top seeded ducks. oregon oregon stretched out their five-point halftime lead with a strong second half performance. the ducks. >> get into it. >> the ducks dreaming of their first final four in 77 years. >> oh. >> it lives on. lives on. as does the pride of the pacific 12 conference. they face oklahoma in tomorrow's regional final after a 82-62 win. oregon's first ever win against i do have to apologize because i ruined your bracket. there was a key moment when he was putting together his bracket, i told him to pick baylor over duke. >> i should say everybody else's bracket has been so mad that mine now lives. >> you're serious. >> third place, jack? third? >> yeah. >> third is not first. guess who has first. >> this is the first place one right here, baby this is it. >> it's not over. this is why they play the games. >> it ain't over. >> no heels. >> till the fad lady sings. >> we have one more sport note. an eighth grader from long island who is still months away from entering high school has alread

oregon. from spokane in the second half, hawks down two points, when isiah miles hit the jump shot to tie the game. later talks down pie just a point. deandre, hawks took dollars heat under 9990 seconds left. st. joe's linking to that one point lead, oregon still nails a three pointer. top seeded ducks take the lead for good beating the hawks 69 to 64. >> there is no finger pointing. they came into this building as champions. they're going to leave as champions. and i've been honored to work with each of them since august, than doesn't -- a result tonight doesn't change that. >> st. joe's fans are nursing the loss this morning. more than 100 student packed the perch on campus to cheer on their team, but it just wasn't meant to be. many hearsay they're still proud of their team already looking forward to next season. >> really sad for me to see the loss. they played really well. i'm proud of them for the season they played. >> real tough loss, i'm surprised we did lose. but, you know, at least it was a nice game for my home east, hopefully come back, go back next year, rock this joi

it late last night. st. joe's up by one. brooks for oregon. st. joe's had seven point need second half and out scored 18-6 they have a chance to tie down by three and deanne dray bambry losses ball turnover and foul. oregon wins 69-64. it's tough on players and coach when mistakes are made. . >> it was right there. last turnover i had you never know what could have happened. i could have hit a three. i could have made a lay-up. so i blame this loss on me. even though coach don't want me to say that. i can't turn the ball over at the end of the game like that being i leader of the team. >> where was the difficulty, size, quickness, what was it that caused --. >> dna. >> the dna. >> dna. whatever they got at birth, size, speed, they didn't get that when they got to oregon i'm not being disrespectful in oregon they got that at birth. >> he has to work on the dna. villanova the first two games were way too easy. great draw for them to get to the sweet 16. the game was over before half time against iowa team that struggled last part of this season. and 'nova was up by 25 at the half. a

in the fatal standoff with oregon occupier ♪ >>> and remembering the fifth beatle, legendary producer, george martin is dead. ♪ >>> this is al jazeera america live in new york city. i'm del walters. bernie sanders and hillary clinton getting ready for tonight's debate which takes on new meaning after that huge upset in michigan, sanders beating clinton in the michigan primary, despite every poll showing clinton with a double-digit lead going in. she did win mississippi. on the republican side donald trump had another big night, wins in michigan, mississippi, and hawaii. david shuster has more. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: with the swagger of a concurring hero, donald trump claimed the michigan and mississippi primaries by double digits, defying his challengers and the anti-trump republican establishment. >> i don't think i have ever had so many horrible, horrible things said about me in one week. [ laughter ] >> $38 million worth of horrible lies, but that's okay. it shows you how brilliant the public is. >> reporter: trump thanked his supporters who were not swayed

brandeis brief, famously filed in miller against oregon. the supreme court decided that case in 1908. the court upheld as constitutional a 1903 oregon law that prohibited employment of women in industrial jobs for more than ten hours per day. in briefs filed in the 1970s, i described the decision as an obstacle to supreme court recognition of the equal citizenship stature of men and women as constitutional principle. but while the muller decision was one i tried to undo, the method brandeis used to prevail in that case is one that i admired and copied. let me explain why i applaud brandeis' method but not the decision he sought and gained. in 1903, oregon adopted a law setting ten hours as the maximum workday for women employed in any mechanical establishment, factory or laundry. promoters of that state law limiting hours for women workers included labor reformers, who first proposed an eight-hour day for all workers. when that proposal failed to gain legislative support, the proponents settled for a measure limiting the hours blue collar women could engage in paid labor. their hope

already working out on a treadmill, and tammy is hoping to return home to oregon when her new heart and lungs are strong enough. >> i feel so much better. i can walk and talk at the same time. >> both women say they would like to stay in touch after sharing a rare and moving meeting of the hearts. kristen zee, abc7 news. >>> in a practical sense, linda and tammy were close even before they met. their surgeries took place in adjoining operating rooms with one surgeon working on linda and the other on tammy. >>s knew this morning, the international falls station and the six crewmembers got an early easter treat yesterday as a spacecraft arrived full of fresh fruit and new supplies. the spacecraft can hold 8,000 pounds of groceries and other shipments. there will be a supply run next month. n.a.s.a. has turned a private industry to stock the space station with supplies. ♪ >>> abc7 news was in san francisco's washington square park yesterday where kids and their families took a springtime stroll with the easter bunny. this, after a pancake breakfast. both events were in honor of a residen

portland, oregon. topping the list -- >> our look at the best-selling nonfiction books continues with marie condo at the like changing magic of tidying up followed by "dark money: the hidden history of the billionaires behind the rise of the radical right" in which jane mayer talks about how big money has infiltrated the american political system. jane mayer was a recent guest on booktv's recent "in depth" program which you can watch online. wrapping up the list in the geography of genius. that is a look at some of the current nonfiction bestsellers according to powell's book store in portland, oregon. many of these authors have or will be appearing on booktv. you can watch them on our web site booktv.org. >> welcome to booktv's live coverage of the tucson festival of books. this festival is held annually on the campus of the university of arizona. we have several author panels and call ins for you today. topics range from fdr to education, women in washington, guantanamo bay and many in college sports. for the full schedule of events go to our website, booktv.org and follow us on twi

we will be there with the bears. the final in vegas is the oregon ducks. they came out and oregon woke up for a short steal and lay up. 22-13, ducks. elgin cook and oregon a 38-21 at the break. they tried to get back into it. 24-25. the lay up and one. he had a game high of 23. the priple and oregon rolls. they win the conference for the first time ever they bead a number one seat and probably not, but a second seed should be a sure thing. >> considering retirement after breaking the first elbow bone that caused him to miss 2015. as for another returning from surgery, steven ahead of schedule. this is third home run is a quick 2-0 left-side well lead. billy burns with the thumbs up. tlept of time and that's where the a's highlights are. the rangers win big. this is parker launching one against arizona. homers and seven rbis in one game. mac williamson said he will likely start off parker and more and more like he might make the opening day roster. he lost both games 9-5 and caught up with jared to see how his spring is going. >> what's it like to come into this make your mark? >>

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cincinnati now they get number one seat oregon in spokane washington. that that game ended. picking up second half hawks down a basket isaiah miles comes through, jay ties it up. later hawks down appoint. deandre bembry going straight to the hole. the hawks taking the lead. now, under 90 seconds left saint joe's clinic beginning to one point live and brooks with three ball from the corner pocket. taking the lead for good and the hawks go down. they played hard but they can't they could not get it done. 69-64. we will here from the auction in just a few minute. first we're going to take a time out in the nissan sport zone. fran dunphy joins us to tell us wallets next on north broad. and a man that looks like he'll be the phillies opening day start. we're he talking about jeremy and we'll see him when the zone continues. >> a brutal loss we'd like to welcome head coach fran dunphy. how did we actually get you in this studio. >> larry dougherty said this would be a good idea. he said go on with don bell and do your best to represent temple. >> i think 90% of coaches not just college ba

it was home sweet home in san antonio. 97-81. oregon took down ucla to earn a share of the pack 12 title. tyler thursday that the way while also adding nine rebounds. this is the first time the ducks will have at least a share of the conference title since 2002. to claim the title for the victory in their final break of the season came on saturday. the world of golf championships begins today in florida as transnationals. number three carrefour in the world, rory mcilroy without asked what the thought of donald trump and the presidential candidates. >> i'm not american. [laughter] i can't though. and if i were to vote, i am not sure i'd want to vote for any of the candidates. nicole: this may also be the last time it is held at the cadillac sponsorship in this era unlikely to renew for the one event fee of $10 million. lauren: get ready for run to be broadly versus donald trump as a presidential candidate prepares to get what he's calling a major speech on the gop presidential campaign. fox news gretta van sustren sat down with melania, donald trump's wife. >> what annoys him? what

pennsylvania, mr. shuster and the gentleman from oregon, mr. defazio each will control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from pennsylvania. mr. shuster: i ask unanimous consent that members have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include traneous materials on h.r. 4721. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. so ordered. mr. shuster: i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for such time. mr. shuster: i rise today in support of h.r. 4721, airport airway extension act of 2016. this bill extends the authorization of the federal aviation administration programs through july 15 of 2016. the bill also extends the revenue collection authorities for the airport and airway trust fund through march 31 of 2017. the current f.a.a. re-authorization expires at the end of this month. without this bill, the authority to collect taxes will lapse depriving the trust fund of $ 300 million a day, for air traffic control and other aviation programs that can never be recovered. airports will be unable to receive gra

in israel >>> under scrutiny the f.b.i. investigates its own in the fails standoff with oregon occupier leroy finnicum >>> george martin, the beetles producer dies >. >> this has been a fantastic night in michigan. we are very grateful for all of the support that we have gotten from the state >>> it is being called one of the biggest upsets in modern political history, bernie sanders pulling off an improbable win. good morning welcome to your morning >>> bernie sanders' victory is breathing a new life into his white house bid. the win was close 50% to 48%. that's despite every poll showing hillary clinton with a double digit lead heading into the context >>> donald trump was named the winner in hawaii, that topping off a big night for him. david shuster has the details. >> reporter: with a conquering hero, donald trump claimed the michigan and mississippi primaries by double digits. >> i don't think i've ever had so many horrible, horrible things said about me in one week. 38 million dollars worth of horrible lies but that's okay. it shows you how brilliant the public is. >> re

about it is the post season nonetheless. >>> here are the top seeded. oregon the biggs surprise. kansas, the overall top seed. cal could meet them in the sweet 16. north carolina beat virginia, for the acc title and they are the other top seed, putting virginia in over michigan state. who is ranked second in the country and that does not make a whole lot of sense. >>> in addition to cal and oregon, the pack 12 and five other teams making the field. arizona, oregon state, utah,, and colorado, tied for the most in the field. >>> the warriors have a day off but still won the nba pacific division but a cleveland built the clippers. pulled out a victory and improving to 59-6. steph curry threw down 35 points. turns 28 tomorrow as the warriors face the pelicans. after the game his sister called him while he was talking to the media. >> i'm doing media. hold on. hang on. >> we're capable of being beat if we don't bring our "a" game no matter who we play. so you can tell the way that the energy was and the way -- the pep in the step and hype and talking, this is a big game for them. so

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