levine, a 400 metre runner, has also won european golds in the relay british athletics staff are liaisingtreatment. scotland have named a 37 man squad for the six nations scrum half greig laidlaw retains the captaincy. matt scott has been recalled and there are two uncapped players. forwards cornell du preez, a south african, and simon berghan, a kiwi. it's vern cotter‘s fourth and final championship as head coach before taking over at montpellier. we know where we are in world rugby, we know where we are ranked and we know the teams we are playing are ranked above us and every one of the teams are improving. we are trying to improve and i think we have. other teams have as well. the challenge of six nations is substantial. it is a big competition. there are four new faces in the england squad for the women's six nations. they are at home against the defending champions france in their opener on february 3rd. it's a tournament that should see tamara taylor win her 100th cap — and one that she thinks is ideal preparation for the world cup later this year. my my families back together as a

who could he deliver. >> levine was a fish, boesky was a shark.? >> i don't know. >> drexel burnham? >> i don't know. that's possible. >> in the middle of all this is drexel. a little known wall street firm that shot to the top of the high stake world by specializing in junk bonds, high interest, but also high-risk. >> the commission says drexel and the head of his junk bond department made a secret deal with ivan boesky to make millions illegally. for example, california company wix came to milken's firm and told them it was planning a takeover. he whispered that secret to bosky before that. but milken betrayed his client and earned $6.5 million more at the client's expense. >> authorities are worried that further disclosures resulting from the bosky affair may weaken public confidence in financial markets and weaken the markets . the markets themselves. >> it's a mad house. >> i guess the bull market's over. >> it's a blood bath down there. >> they're calling it the monday massacre. >> i call it the nearest thing to a meltdown i ever want to see

robert levin. in a statement to "e.t."ong time representative remembered her as a ground breaking actress, producer and passionate advocate for the view of ni of -- for the juvenile diabetes research. she died at greenwich hospital of cardiac arrest after suffering from pneumonia. her health had been declining the last couple of weeks. this was one of the last times she was seen in public leaving l.a.x. with her husband of this was the scene today on the hollywood walk of fame as the news broke fans paying tribute to a legend. >> every character i played has had a great deal of mary tyler moore in them, especially the television character. laura petri was me. laurie richards was me. ♪ ♪ who can turn the world down with a smile ♪ >> mary tyler moore starred in two of the most acclaimed shows in television history and won seven emmy's. early on she didn't plan on being an actor. >> i started out wanting to be a dancer and beneath the exterior of this successful actress beats the heart of a failed dancer. >> that's marin this

levin, the gentleman from texas, mr. sessions, the gentlewoman from new york, mrs. lowey, the gentleman from north carolina, mr. mchenry, and the members of the wisconsin delegation, mr. sensenbrenner, mr. kind, ms. moore, mr. duffy, mr. pocan, mr. grothman, mr. gallagher. the committee will retire from the chamber to escort the speaker-little bit to the chair -- the speaker-elect to the chair. >> madam clerk, the speaker-elect, paul d. ryan, from the state of wisconsin.

levine associates politics editor. what effect do you think this has on what mr.non said and the public interview towards the media >> i think this is just an extension of what we saw from trump during the campaign. relentless focus on attacking the media in an effort to really undermine them. the media is -- group that attacks it that can under mind this credibility as the president. evy time he attacks them he turned in mines people's ability to criticize him >> are you surprised there seems to be in the administration, steve bannon, sean spicer, there's so much attention being paid to the media and what they're saying want they're not saying? >> no, it's not surprising to me at all. this is a strategy that we overnd over from the trump campaign during the speaking a are such nasty people and a way whose job it is to look at him critically and when they -- when he undermines confidence in the media, it makes it hard for them to fact check in and do their job. >>> and that's, you know, a big concern moving forward. that's what the purpose is to fact check. what d

>>ess ezra levin, one of the authors of the indivisible guide.a phenomenon you have started here. i hope you don't mind if we keep checking back in with you to see how things are going. >> it would be great. we're just trying to help, it really the people on the ground who started this. >> great. ezra levin from the indivisible guide, thank you. we'll be right back, stay with us. did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's over 6 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to internet speeds up to 250 mbps. and add phone and tv for only $34.90 more a month. call today. comcast business. built for business. >>> this show is staphed by a very differently army of weirdos and nerds. one of the things i have learned about our army of weirdos and nerds is that anything any time we're doing results in us having to explore a super creepy abandoned industrial site we consider that to be

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levine starts back from a long distance and the wizards lead is down to one.ame high 41 points for the forward top overall pick. he ties the game up there. wall, not just fishing, final two minutes he's right through rubio. wall powering past levine. wall leads the wizards to their ninth straight home win. the wizards most wins at home in a row in four years. >> we're going to be competing for a long time in this league and he is a terrific player. it's going to get better. that court they have a group of young guys who play hard and are talented so you have to give credit to them. we do a good job focusing on what we can control and we did a good job of what it took to get a win. >> georgetown started out 0 and three in the conference for the first time in school history. they host butler. the bulldogs coming off an upset win overvillanova. a win on saturday could get things going. >> they knocked off villanova and i think a win like that confidence. >> there's a few things we have to fix and we can turn the season around. >> we've lost three games to start l

as police hunted for the government, mark levin was the only foreignjournalist the government, mark levinst allowed into the club, la reina, where the attack took place and sent this report. days ago this place was full ofjoy, of life, of celebration. today, reina nightclub is a crime scene scarred by terror. we were the only british media allowed in. briefly. a rare glimpse of where 39 people were killed on new year's eve. imagine the horror as 180 bullets were sprayed here. people jumping the horror as 180 bullets were sprayed here. peoplejumping into the freezing water to escape. the owners of reina say they will reopen the nightclub. it is the sign of a defiant mood. the turks have lived with a terror threat for years, albeit on a smaller scale, they are determined not to let it defeat them. watch the right—hand side of this from the attack. a man jumps over a low fence outside the nightclub to avoid the bullets. then the gunman runs up to the door, shooting his way into reina. that man on the right—hand side was the nightclub manager, who had a miraculous escape. translation: i felt

>>ess ezra levin, one of the authors of the indivisible guide.s is a phenomenon you have started here. i hope you don't mind if we keep checking back in with you to see how things are going. >> it would be great. we're just trying to help, it really the people on the ground who started this. >> great. ezra levin from the indivisible guide, thank you. we'll be right back, stay with us. esurance does insurance a smarter way, which saves money. like bundling home and auto coverage, which reduces red tape, which saves money. when they save, you save. that's home and auto insurance for the modern world. esurance, an allstate company. click or call. >>> this show is staphed by a very differently army of weirdos and nerds. one of the things i have learned about our army of weirdos and nerds is that anything any time we're doing results in us having to explore a super creepy abandoned industrial site we consider that to be a good day in news research. we don't get to spend nearly as much time as we would like to on this show prowling around places like t

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robert levine by her side.t commercial. she would win seven emmys after appearing on "the dick van dyke show" and her own comedy series as mary richards in "the mary tyler moore show." >> i, to tell you the truth, have had a hard time separating myself from mary richards. >> and when she threw that hat up in the sky, she shattered tv's glass ceiling, changing the way we saw independent women on television. her co-star and friend ed asner tweeted, my heart goes out to you and your family. know that i love you and believe in your strength. she would suffer the loss of her only child, richie meeker, from an accidental gunshot wound. director robert redford cast her in "ordinary people," about a family dealing with a son's death. >> the lying, the covering up, the disappearing for hours. i can't stand it. i really can't. >> her raw performance led to her first and only oscar nomination. in 1997 rg, mary would shock an emotional oprah. it was mary who then inspired the talk show host. >> you have no idea what you've

levin, the gentleman from texas, mr. sessions, the gentlewoman from new york, mrs. lowey, the gentleman from north carolina, mr. mchenry, and the members of the wisconsin delegation, mr. sensenbrenner, mr. kind, ms. moore, mr. duffy, mr. pocan, mr. grothman, mr. gallagher. the committee will retire from the chamber to escort the speaker-little bit to the chair -- the speaker-elect to the chair. >> madam clerk, the speaker-elect, paul d. ryan, from the state of wisconsin. ms. pelosi: it is [gavel pound] pelosi: maybe you should be doing that. speaker ryan: no, you got it. [gavel pound] pelosi: it is my honor to join speaker ryan in welcoming all of you to the 115th congress. to new members and your families in this special moment i offer a special greeting and special congratulations. each of us comes here sustained by the love of our own family and the trust of our constituents. i am grateful to my husband paul, our five children, our nine grandchildren, family, especially our patriarch, my brother. and to the people of san francisco, thank you once again for the pr

levine, they didn't go near levine. bret: trump was a mighty competitor. >> he was a great athlete.wanted to do, he could be the first. he far exceeded what the rest of the group was like as far as his talent. bret: trump followed his father into real estate. control of the family company which he renamed the trump organization. but trump wasn't your average real estate developer. he had a taste for the spot light and was regularly seen on the town with a beautiful woman on his arm. in 1977 he married ivana, a fashion model from czechoslovakia. together they became an inescapable part of the manhattan scene. in 1983 trump opened up his flagship building on fifth avenue, trump tower. in 1987 he published his bestsell e "the art of the deal." trump had become a national figure. you never knew where he'd show up next. way back then, mike dunbar -- a gop activist from new hampshire -- saw political promise in the billion mare. dunbar liked the idea of a businessman who could get things done to. >> and so that's why i started a draft trump campaign. portsmouth, new hampshire, as people w

joining me now to discuss tammy bruce and phil levine. the heck is going on with your party my man? this is the transfer of power. this is respect for the office. this is respect for the american voter who do you have any sway with these people? >> people? >> charlotte got to he tell you obviously the democratic party is disappointing the results to say the least but i think it's a personal issue. as i've said before and i will say it again the election was very decisive. the tour results are in. sober. we don't need to relate gave this collection. let's move forward and bring the country forward. that's what it's about but it's a personal decision. they don't want to come they should do it in their heart and what they would like to do. i'm in washington right now with the u.s. conference of mayors. i'm going home tomorrow but before i go home i got to visit all the police department officers here invited by of course the white house to be involved with the inauguration. it's a personal issue, that's what it is. charles: tammy i can't let

. >>> joining us now to talk more about the ban is professor david levine. it's looking like where this will all be heading. we have the congressman saying he is going to the supreme court tomorrow as a protest. is that where this case is ultimately going to be? is this a ban on muslim because the white house says it is not. >> well, i think probably the case we will get to the u.s. supreme court. and now it looks like the congressman is simply going to protest outside the supreme court like anyone else could. the question will be is this a ban on muslims or is this simply an exercise and the presence of that authority to control the borders, to control immigration? and so that it will be very interesting to see which way all these judges ultimately go on that question. >> we heard from donald trump today. this is about keeping the u.s. secure. that will be the argument if it does in fact go to the supreme court, right? will that argument hold up you think? >> in every level, yes. the government is going to say they have broad authority in this area. and the

he thought i was harvey levin. [laughter] that destroyed me. >> bill: is not a true story?s a true story. it happened in newark. >> bill: you are attacked and someone thought you were harvey levin? he said, you should be ashamed of where you work. i'm going, oh, fox news. then, he goes, tmz has ruined so many lives. >> bill: have you ever been chastised for working on fox news? >> come yeah. from old friends. >> someone you know? >> our buddy frank was attacked. >> bill: stay strong, frank. >> i attacked them. that beard. >> bill: all right, guys. "the factor" tip of the day. it is hollywood resurrecting mel gibson? "the tip" moments away. ♪ s they rebounded because a decision was made to protect them. making the right decisions today for your long-term financial future can protect you and your family, and preserve your legacy. ask a financial advisor how retirement and life insurance solutions from pacific life can help you plan for your future. >> bill: back to "tip of the day." at some amazing from mel gibson. a billoreilly.com update. 50% off. a lot of our stuff. we hop

blake has spoken out about it and ss has adam levine. the consensus is that the coaches beeieve the record label doesn't have a clear cut plan. this morning i spoke to sundance by phone about the exciting news. >> what are some of the secrets of making it in country music that blake shared with you is. >> well, you have to be really persistent and try to follow your dream as hard as possible. it's never going to be easy. >> what kind of things are you looking for specifically when you're out there with blake on tour watching him perform every night? >> i just really need to pay attention to see how he will work the crowd and see what energy he brings to his live perform uns. i have a lot of room to grow and i'm excited to watch professionals and see what they are doing the best and apply that to everything that i do. >> another voice winner today to watch as well and learn because blake is taking raelynn on the road with him too. >> speaking of winners, everyone is talking about when ryan gosling won a golden globe and ryan reynolds and

robert levine. >> thank you. >> reporter: by scores of devoted and admiring co-stars and colleagues andmillions more who found laughter and a special kind of connection with mary tyler moore's kind clever and indomitable self preserved forever on the show that made her an icon, a lasting influence on american life. ♪ you might just make it after all ♪ we'll have more tonight on "world news" and "gma" tomorrow. >> announcer: this has been a li® total car one bottle, six benefits. power to your mouth™ are you ready... for color this bold and hair this nourished? garnier nutrisse ultra color. with avocado, olive and shea oils. it nourishes hair to boost color. from dull brown to our bluest black. nutrisse ultra color. nourished hair. bolder color. tomorrow's the thday we'lplay something besides video games. every day is a gift. especially for people with heart failure. but today there's entresto... a breakthrough medicine that can help make more tomorrows possible. tomorrow, i want to see teddy bait his first hook. in the largest heart failure study ever entresto was proven to help more pe

the british athletes james ellington and nigel levine won't compete this year after both were seriouslyured in a motorcycle accident in tenerife where they have been winter training. ellington posted this picture on social media, saying, "i truly am blessed as i do not know how me or my training partner nigel are still alive." the pair, european relay sprint champions, say they were struck head on by a car travelling on the wrong side of the road. ellington has a suspected broken leg in two places and both men have pelvic injuries. british athletics medical staff are with them at separate hospitals. three—time winner and current world champion mark selby has booked his place in the quarterfinals with a narrow win over mark williams. the world number one had a 3—1 lead, but williams clawed his way back to 4-4 before forcing the match into an 11th and deciding frame. he missed an easy blue, though, and selby took advantage with a break of 89 to take the win. he took the match 6—5. selby will face barry hawkins in the last eight after he thrashed shaun murphy by 6—1. breaks of 79, 89, 85 a

joining us now is ezra levin, a former policy adviser and one of the authors of "indivisible." ezra, thanks for being here, appreciate it. >> thank you so much for having me. >> did i get anything wrong in terms of explaining what you're trying to do? >> i don't know what else to say now. it seems like you covered it all. >> well, good night. nice to see you. why did you decide to do this and how many people were involved in creating this? >> there were at least two or three dozen people involved. we decided to do it because we were going through the stages of grief as many liberals were after the election and we were also hearing these stories of people starting up new organizations to actually push against trump. secret facebook groups or their mailing lists and trying to figure out what can we do to make sure congress doesn't enact trump's agenda. they knew about petitions and calling their members of congress but they didn't know what the next step was beyond that. as a former congressional staffer, i have basically no skills but i do know how congress works and i and a lot

someone thought you were harvey levin? >> he said, you should be ashamed of where you work. going, oh, fox news. then he goes, tmz has ruined so many lives. >> bill: have you ever been chastised for working on fox news? >> oh, yeah. from old friends. >> someone you know? >> our buddy frank was attacked. >> by me. >> bill: stay strong, frank. >> i attacked him. that beard. >> bill: all right, guys. "the factor" tip of the day. it is hollywood resurrecting mel gibson? wow, "the tip" moments away. like a human fingerprint, no two whale flukes are the same. because your needs are unique, pacific life has been delivering flexible retirement and life insurance solutions for more than 145 years. ask a financial advisor how you can tailor solutions from pacific life to help you reach your financial goals. "how to win at business." step one: suck on and point decisively with the arm of your glasses. it is no longer eyewear, it is your wand of business wizardry. abracadabra. you've just gone from invisible to invincible. step two: before your meeting, choose la quinta. the only hotel

robert levine. in a statement to "e.t."ongtime representative remembered her as, quote, a groundbreaking actress, producer, and passionate advocate for the juvenile diabetes research foundation. mary will be remembered as a fearless visionary who turned the world on with her smile. moore, who long suffered from diabetes, hospital of cardiac arrest after suffering from pneumonia. her health had been declining in recent weeks. fans paid tribute to her on hollywood's walk of fame, and late this week producers rushed to include her in the in memoriam segment at this sunday's s.a.g. awards. mary received a standing ovation at the event five years ago when she was presented with the life achievement award. >> tonight i too am happy after all. >> she was introduced by dick van dyke, her co-star for five seasons, who spoke to cbs this morning. >> the chemistry that happened between us was just serendipity. we became an improv group. >> mary was also honored by her cors-staf othe mary tyler moore show. >> thank you for being my fami

robert levine, 18 years her junior, they were together more than three decades. >> in my case, they reallyt wouldn't last. i'm older than robert is. he's jewish. i come from a catholic family. there were a lot of reasons for it not to work, but it did. >> mary avoided the spotlight in the final years. this was her last big public appearan appearance. she was honored at the s.a.g. awards in 2012. >> and tonight, after having the privilege of working in this business among the most creative and talented people imaginable, i, too, am happy. after all. >> certainly going to be missed. >> yes. >> mary was such a true friend to all of us here at "e.t." we interviewed her dozens of times over the years. we'll share more of our favorite moments with you coming up. >> she really was one of a kind. >> definitely. >>> we move on to michael jackson's daughter, paris, on the run from the paparazzi. hours after she claims she was sexually assaulted, and her father was murdered. >> if you want answers, read what i wrote. >> paris, swarmed by the paparazzi at lax. at first it appeared she wasn't bothered

. >> this was tweeted oy about by amy levine. the rest of at the tree came down across all four lanes. according to the california highway patrol, a woman driving one of the cars did suffer minor injuries because of the tree collapse. >> the tree did not fall on the vehicle. the tree actually fell on the freeway first. both vehicles were unable to react in time and collided with the tree. >> we heard boom boom on top of a us. what the heck is that going on? next thing we know, we see the wood in front of us falling down. >> reporter: that's jose perez. he and some friends were sitting inside the bus stop shelter in san francisco, when scaffolding from a hotel under renovation started coming apart above them. perez says the wind was whistling through there pretty strong when the casting collapsed. no with you was injured, but market street had to be closed down so crews could clean up the mess. right now the rain is on again/off again, but throughout the afternoon the wind seems to be the biggest trouble in this area. >> sergio, t

she found happiness in her final marriage to robert levin, a doctor 18 years her junior, they were togetherhree decades. >> in my case, they really did i'm older than robert is. he's jewish. i come from a catholic family. there were a lot of reasons for it not to work, but it did. >> mary avoiding the spotlight in her final years. this was her last big public appearance. she was honored at sag awards in 2012. >> and tonight, after having the privilege of working in this business among the most creative, and talented people imaginable, i, too, am happy. after all. >> fans of the dick van dyke show will remember mary shared the screen with another legendary comedian, carl reiner and we spoke with him and he shared with us. >> i spoke with her husband a day or so before she passed away. i remember telling him, i said, she may not hear you but whisper in her ear it's okay to go. you can go. >> carl reiner remembering his close friend of over 50 years. >> she had it >> the dick van dyke owsh! >> reiner was at the beginning of mary's career catapulting the 24-year-old to stardom after casting her

levin. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from michigan is recognized. michigan michigan with h.r. 7, house republicans are again targeting american women's health care. in order to restrict women's choices in the health insurance marketplaces, forcing women and their families to select only certain plans. the goal is to restrict the ability of a woman who make her own choices. this bill comes up one day after president trump initiated the global gag rule and prohibits funds for any activity related to abortion services. when i was assistant administrator in a.i.d., i led the effort to establish the strict process for cordonning off u.s. funds from any activity related to abortions in violation of the hyde amendment. while the mexican -- what the mexico rule means is if any organization uses funds from any source other than related to abortion or related to abortion, it cannot receive any u.s. assistance even if 99% of its activities relate to health programs unrelated to programs in a nation where abortion is illegal. the speaker pro tempore: the gentle

robert levine. she devoted much of her later years to advocacy.n 2011, the television to icon underwent surgery to remove a benign tumor and recovered. she carved out her place in television history by being a pioneer who opened doors for women. life wasn't always perfect, mary tyler moore really did make it after all. there's no word tonight on the cause of death. chairman and ceo of lesley moan released this statement. mary tyler moore was a once in a generation talent. she will be long remembered as a gifted actress, television pioneer and role model to so many. cbs lost one of the very best to grace our airways and industry lost a true legend and friend. tune in tomorrow for a one hour cbs news special be honor, the life and legacy of mary tyler moore. gail king will host mary tyler moore love is all around at 9:00 here on cbs3. >>> tonight we're hearing from her co stars and friends. how they're remembering mary tyler moore plus our nicole brewer looks at how how pop culture can change the views of society. >>> beautiful day but now this cold

robert levine. she devoted much of her later years to advocacy.n 2011, the television to icon underwent surgery to remove a benign tumor and recovered. she carved out her place in television history by being a pioneer who opened doors for women. life wasn't always perfect, mary tyler moore really did make it after all. there's no word tonight on the cause of death. chairman and ceo of lesley moan released this statement. mary tyler moore was a once in a generation talent. she will be long remembered as a gifted actress, television pioneer and role model to so many. cbs lost one of the very best to grace our airways and industry lost a true legend and friend. tune in tomorrow for a one hour cbs news special be honor, the life and legacy of mary tyler moore. gail king will host mary tyler moore love is all around at 9:00 here on cbs3. >>> tonight we're hearing from her co stars and friends. how they're remembering mary tyler moore plus our nicole brewer looks at how how pop culture can change the views of society. >>> beautiful day but now this cold

. >> this was tweeted oy about by amy levine. the rest of at the tree came down across all four lanes. according to the california highway patrol, a woman driving one of the cars did suffer minor injuries because of the tree collapse. >> the tree did not fall on the vehicle. the tree actually fell on the freeway first. both vehicles were unable to react in time and collided with the tree. >> we heard boom boom on top of a us. what the heck is that going on? next thing we know, we see the wood in front of us falling down. >> reporter: that's jose perez. he and some friends were sitting inside the bus stop shelter in san francisco, when scaffolding from a hotel under renovation started coming apart above them. perez says the wind was whistling through there pretty strong when the casting collapsed. no with you was injured, but market street had to be closed down so crews could clean up the mess. right now the rain is on again/off again, but throughout the afternoon the wind seems to be the biggest trouble in this area. >> sergio, t

levine won european relay golds in 2013 and 201a.ment. scotland head coach vern cotter has named his six nations squad for his last championship in charge before he departs for montpellier in the summer. scrum half and points kicker greig laidlaw, who is heading to cotter‘s old club clermont auvergne at the end of the season, retains the captaincy, and matt scott is also recalled. scotland finished fourth in the championship last year after victories over italy and france. we know where we are in the world rugby, and how we are ranked. we know we are playing against teams ranked better than us, bar one. we know that every one of those teams are improving, we are trying to improve and i think we have, other teams have as well. the challenge of the six nations is substantial. it's a big competition. that's all sport for now. we'll have more in the next hour. russia says its warplanes have joined forces for the first time with turkish jets to attack islamic state militants in northern syria. the defence ministry in moscow said it was th

levine won european relay golds in 2013 and 2014.atment. europe's captain will be able to choose four players for next years ryder cup in france. thomas bjorn will get to pick one more player than darren clarke was allowed last year. it's part of a revamp of the qualifying system, after europe lost heavily to the united states in hazeltine. tournaments in the latter half of the season will carry weighted points, helping in—form players to qualify. some exciting news from women's football. world cup winner heather o'reilly willjoin arsenal ladies for the new season. o'reilly retired from the us national team last year with 231 caps, three olympic gold medals and victory in the 2015 world cup. the 32—year—old has joined from american club fc kansas city england women head coach simon middleton has included four new faces in his 33—player squad for the six nations. england host defending champions france in their opener on february third. it's a tournament that should see tamara taylor win her 100th cap — and one that she thinks is idea

levine won european relay golds in 2013 and 2014.atment. world cup winner heather 0'reilly willjoin arsenal ladies for the new season. 0'reilly retired from the us national team last year with 231 caps, three olympic gold medals and victory in the 2015 world cup. the 32—year—old has joined from american club fc kansas city. scotland head coach vern cotter has named his six nations squad for his last championship in charge before he departs for montpellier in the summer. scrum half and points kicker greig laidlaw, who is heading to cotter‘s old club clermont auvergne at the end of the season, retains the captaincy, and matt scott is also recalled. scotland finished fourth in the championship last year after victories over italy and france. we know where we are in the world ranking, and how we are ranked. we know we are playing against teams ranked better than us, bar one. we know that every one of those teams are improving, we are trying to improve and! are improving, we are trying to improve and i think we have, other teams have as w

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levin: i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend. the chair: without objection, the gentleman is recognized. mr. levin: i just want to say to my colleague from michigan, hundreds of thousands of people are going to lose their insurance under a plan that was agreed to by the republican governor. and i'll send you the numbers in your district. mr. speaker, the republican effort to repeal the a.c.a. causing 30 million americans to lose their health insurance is based on a foundation of misrepresentations and falsehoods. the speaker yesterday said the affordable care act is collapsing. it is not. nationwide enrollment is higher than it's ever been, and the percentage of americans without health insurance is at the lowest level on record. what is collapsing is the time for republicans to move beyond their rhetoric and come up with a plan. they say they'll produce a comprehensive replacement, but they've been saying that for seven years. mr. neal is here. seven years, mr. neal, we've been hearing that. those files on the republican desk, i

british sprinters, james ellington and nigel levine, have been involved in a motorbike accident in spainured in the crash yesterday in tenerife but are "conscious and stable". it is believed they have both broken their pelvis. james ellington has written on his facebook page that they are lucky to be alive. police say a 16—year—old girl found on a path, in rotherham, had been stabbed to death. the body of leonne weeks was found on monday. her family said they were "devastated" at the loss of their "beautiful daughter and sister". an 18—year—old man is being questioned over her death, and a 26—year—old woman is being held on suspicion of assisting an offender. southern rail services will run a full timetable from next tuesday after the driver's union, aslef, called off a planned three—day strike. fresh negotiations in the long—running dispute over the role of guards on trains are due to take place tomorrow. this friday, donald trump will be inaugurated as the 45th president of the united states. but his election campaign was one of the most divisive of recent times and thousands are plann

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levin: i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend. the chair: without objection, the gentleman is recognized. mr. levin: i just want to say to my colleague from michigan, hundreds of thousands of people are going to lose their insurance under a plan that was agreed to by the republican governor. and i'll send you the numbers in your district. mr. speaker, the republican effort to repeal the a.c.a. causing 30 million americans to lose their health insurance is based on a foundation of misrepresentations and falsehoods. the speaker yesterday said the affordable care act is collapsing. it is not. nationwide enrollment is higher than it's ever been, and the percentage of americans without health insurance is at the lowest level on record. what is collapsing is the time for republicans to move beyond their rhetoric and come up with a plan. they say they'll produce a comprehensive replacement, but they've been saying that for seven years. mr. neal is here. seven years, mr. neal, we've been hearing that. those files on the republican desk, i

in 1983, she married third husband robert levine. mary tyler moore showed america her versatility as an actress. championed women rooses rights on television, and will be remembered for her erie pressable spirit and turning the world on with that smile. adam housely, fox news. >> her 2000 sand auto biography moore wrote about her battle with type one diabetes. for years she was fierce advocate for the juvenile diabetes foundation. mary tyler moore was 80 years old. >>> to developing story now. massive sink hole opens up in cheltenham township causing some major problems for people in that area. from skyfox you can see the crater in the road just dangerously close to several homes in fact some people in the area now have a boil water advisory as crews work to try and fix the problem. this is on the 700 block of brook road in cheltenham. that's where we find our dave kinchen tonight. dave? >> reporter: iain, we are here in the glenside section of cheltenham township. let me step out of the way. even at this late hour, crews continue to

last night on our 10:00 news, we talked with david levine.is also a constitutional expert about the legalle challenges to the president's executive order. >> the government going for say the president has broad authority in this area, and the plaintiffs in these cases are going to say yes, but this is a president, not a king, and the president has to act constitutionally. >> the professor said determining whether the president's executive order is constitutional or are not depends on whether it violates what is called the establishment clause which says the government cannot officially act in a manner that shows preference or discrimination of one religion over another. >>> donations have poured into the aclu. the fundraising records was shattered over the week wind 247 name said they received more than 350,000 on-line donations totalss 24 million -- totaling $24 million over the weekend. they say they usual live raise $4 million in donations over an entire entire year. >>> google sell asking it's employees to match a company contribution. >>

robert levine, a passionate advocate for the juvenile diabetes foundation, marry will be remembered with her smile that turned the world around. of course we remember her from "the mary tyler moore show" she was on "dick vandyke." she actually began her career, brian stelter i'm going to bring you in, this was just handed to me. she's from brooklyn started her career as a darncer. >> first in television commercials, and when on to one of the biggest shows in history "the mary tyler moore show" this show was on in the 70s and really changed television. >> in the news room. >> that's right. not married a career woman on her own. >> say it ain't so! >> that's right. at the time it was a big deal. it was important for the dick vandyke show and she had been in a film as recently as 2009 but had been taking it recently the last couple years, but it was only a few hours ago we had learned she had been ill. >> here is a look back at her life. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> mary tyler moore the name just rolled off the tongue and it was connected with tv. for much of the 1970s the country spent saturday nights tuning

adam levin, the most important privacy expert in the country. he was saying with me, it's better if you think like a superhero. >> go online, and sign up for just about anything, you'll be asked for a lot of information. on this site they ask for your name, address, date of birth, social security number, mother's maiden name, on and on. >> they ask for your mother's maiden name? >> yes. >> you give them the real one? >> oh, my god, yeah. >> most of us do, the privacy expert, chairman of cyber scout offers this advice. >> when you set up your security question protocol, lie. >> when asked for your date of birth, shave off a couple years, days or both. you make it easier for identity thieves. >> the problem is that so much information is out there about us on social networking sights. hackers and thieves simply scan the internet looking for this information and they use it. >> adam says, make it all up. >> we should all be like superman and have a secret identity. >> hey, i didn't get that memo. >> by using a false identity, you make up another la

harvey levin here. charles: charles here.y are not getting the sweeping beautiful shots. charles: it is getting hot. the protests we expected but the violence that has broken out and protesters clashing with riot police and we have charlie is one of our guys there in the middle of it. harvey: he joins us now. >> it is all of this rioting and more protesters than trump fans and there is lots of

adam levin, the most important privacy expert in the country. he was saying with me, it's better if you think like a superhero. >> go online, and sign up for just about anything, you'll be asked for a lot of information. on this site they ask for your name, address, date of birth, social security number, mother's maiden name, on and on. >> they ask for your mother's maiden name? >> yes. >> you give them the real one? >> oh, my god, yeah. >> most of us do, the privacy expert, chairman of cyber scout offers this advice. >> when you set up your security question protocol, lie. >> when asked for your date of birth, shave off a couple years, days or both. you make it easier for identity thieves. >> the problem is that so much information is out there about us on social networking sights. hackers and thieves simply scan the internet looking for this information and they use it. >> adam says, make it all up. >> we should all be like superman and have a secret identity. >> hey, i didn't get that memo. >> by using a false identity, you make up another la

last night we talked with david levine, a professor, and a constitution isle expert, about the legalallenges to the president's executive order. >> the government is going to say the president has broad authority in this area, and the plaintiff in these cases are going to say yes, but this is a president, not a king, and the president has to act constitutionally. >> the professor said determines whether the president's death bive order is constitutional or not depends on whether it violates what is called the establishment cause. that means the government can't act in a manner that shows preference or discrimination of one religion over another. later this morning, we will have a senior attorney from aclu here. she'll talk about the president's executive order, the stay granted by a federal judge from new york, and what could happen next in this political debate. >> starbucks is responding to the president's travel ban by pledging to hire 10,000 refugees. this from the 75 countries where starbucks does business. it will first focus on people who have served with u.s. troops as interp