trump got directly involved and he reached out to all members of the house and he said ring me your best ideas. the good news is over that. we've seen so many members of our congress, of our conference bring those good ideas starting with the republican study committee. as the republican study committee started putting together some of those ideas he brought them to the house leadership b also t douse president. what they found was a president willg at open to engaging in this process directly to get the best ideas pulled into this package that help us not only make it a better build, they get a more conservative bill but make it a bill that has the better chance to finally pass and get to the center that's been his mission from the very beginning. one of the things president trump's said today, he asked every member with these changes to vote for the bill and present himself committed that he is all in 100% in for this bill and all of these members were at various places, some for them some i decided them some even against the bill initially who with all these changes president trump ha

got dripping involved in he reached out for -- to all members of the house and said bring me your best ideas and the good news is over that time we have seen so many members of our congress -- conference bring this good ideas starting with the republican study committee. as the republican study committee started putting together some of those ideas he brought up to the house leadership but also to the president and what they found was the president was willing and open to engaging in this process directly to get the best ideas, pulled into this package that help us not only make it a better bill, make it a more conservative bill, but make it a bill that has a better chance to finally pass and get through the senate. that has been his mission from the beginning and one of the things that president trump said today, he asked every member with these changes to vote for the bill, president trump himself committed he is all in 100% in for this bill and all these members were in various justs, some for and some -- undecided and some against, they are now a yes on the bill. i cannot thank the

"moonlight" has won best picture. "moonlight," best picture. >> jimmy: kind of scary in a way.hat was the producer of "la la land" who thought he won, standing there holding an oscar they're going to take away from him. my first instinct was to tell him to run. [ laughter ] take the oscar and get out. but he didn't. now there's mass confusion. the audience is confused. the people standing around me are confused. i assume everyone at home is confused. and i'm probably supposed to do something. because no one's doing anything. and en to explain. >> hello. i want -- >> warren, what did you do? >> i want to tell you what happened. i opened the envelope. and it said, "emma stone, la la land." that's why i took such a long look at faye. and at you. i wasn't trying to be funny. >> jim: well, you were funny. >> thank you very much, thank you very much. >> jimmy: wow. >> this is "moonlight," the best picture. >> jimmy: yeah, well, there you go. "moonlight" was the best picture. now so we have the producers of two movies on stage. who the hell even knows who is who from which movie? i'm

your best that is what he said. he is a good democrat. he wanted obamacare. he says it is no longer affordable. it is dead. i want to say thank you very much. i really appreciate it. 100% of the no's are yeses. some of them were strong enough. somewhere just no's and a couple were mixed. i want to thank you folks. we will have a great, great health care plan. thank you very much. >> [inaudible] what you say to the british? [crowd noise] mr. walker: good morning, happy st. patrick's day. we are waiting for a group to come out here. good morning, everybody. happy st. patrick's day. you know, over the last few weeks as we'n trve beeng to bring the repeal and replace bill to the house floor, president trump got directly involved and reached out to all members of the house and said, bring me your best ideas. and the good news is over that period we've seen so many members of our conference bring -- conference bring those good ideas. starting with the republican study committee. you know, as the republican study committee started putting together some of those idea

i want to know their best practices, and then my best practices, and what we do, it becomes our bestwe do a lot of adapting so that -- i think, david, a keyword is to create ownership, you know, where where everybody owns it and where they feel like they are not playing for the u.s. they are the u.s. and in order to get that feeling, we incorporated a lot of work with our military, so that they could get a feeling of what it was to serve our country. and no greater part of our society than the military to teach that. david: so the three olympic teams that you have coached, how would you compare them to the dream team? mike: well the dream team in their prime -- there are 11 hall of famers on that team. christian laettner, he is a college hall of famer. in their prime, there is no team like that. the beijing team was really good and could hold their own, but there is no team with the accomplishment all in their prime that was better than the dream team. david: but did you ever think you could lose? mike: oh, yeah, yeah. i think we can lose every game. if you don't think you think you

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. >> it was the best.t was north carolina and kentucky. the two top seeds in the southeast area. they met up in memphis. back and forth for awhile. late in the second half the tar heels were up by three. then the wildcats' malik monk throws up the three with two guys even hanging on him. he hit it so it was a tie at 73 with 8 seconds left. >> 8 seconds left. >> then north carolina comes right back down the court, luke maye puts it up, the jumper and, boom, everybody goes wild. the tar heels are up 2 with less than a second left. so, kentucky then has a chance at the long inbound pass and it's a no go. unc wins 75-73 and tar heels are in the final four for the second straight year and increased their record to 20 overall, the best of all time when it comes to that. they're going to play oregon over the weekend. and in the first game of the day it was south carolina and florida in the east regional final. this is at msg in new york city, gamecocks came back from a seven-point halftime deficit against their c

i choose to believe in britain and that our best days lie ahead. and i do so because i'm confident we have the vision and the plan to use this moment to build a better britain. for leaving the european union presents us with a unique opportunity. it is this generation's chance to shape a brighter future for our country, a chance to step back and ask what kind of country we want to be. my answer is clear. i want the united kingdom to emerge stronger, fairer, more united and more outward looking than ever before. i want us to be a secure, prosperous, tolerant country, magnet for international talent and home for the pioneers who will shape the world ahead. i want us to be a truly global britain, the best friend and neighbor to our european partners, a country that reaches beyond the borders of europe too. >> can either of the prime minister, calm yourself, you have to learn to behave in a statesmanlike fashion. that is your long-term goal. it may be very long-term but it should be a goal. what i think about this is you can study the record. i will wa

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it is now about how we do the best by people and get the business —— best for britain out of this processhat all members have agreed on this report, saying with one voice to the government that the right thing to do now is say to the eu citizens who are here, yes, you can stay, we will guarantee that ciudad have to worry any more. i think that is significant and i hope very much the government will reflect on that and agree to take that step. that's the view on brexit. 0f agree to take that step. that's the view on brexit. of course the start of the week now as far as the work for the chancellor is concerned, with the budget on wednesday. he is expected to lay out some plans on how the economy will fare approaching article 50. yes, and he is under a lot of pressure from people who want to see him spending more on things like the nhs, like dealing with social care, the crisis we have in social care, and spall businesses who are worried about the increase in business rates. —— small businesses. as he has written in the sunday times today and he says that he isn't planning to have some sort

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the company says there is to be co-ceos that do their best to make sure they run the company has best try to keep operations going as best they can. it is really these leaders that we have seen dealing with these issues with the company, dealing, for example, with the note 7 crisis last year. not so much jay y. lee's face on those issues. it is more likely to affect the bigger strategic decisions, things like acquisitions, major corporate management reshuffles, those are the areas where we might see a slowing down in decision-making because jay y. lee is more caught up with the legal issues he is facing. now, the korean special prosecutor's office said that samsung was directly related to the scandal. which led to the president being impeached. samsung, of course, denies any wrongdoing in that. >> this isn't the kind of thing they teach people in business school necessarily how to deal with. at the group level, there has already been an impact on the corporate strategy office. what does this mean? rosalind: this corporate strategy office was at the group level. this was actually disba

lou: not best for him. joining me now discuss the republican backlash surrounding ryan care, president trump's upcoming budget proposal among other issues is rnc national committeeman former chairman of the republican lawyers association, randy evans. great to have you with us. and let's start with that phone call, the audio of which was released by "breitbart". i mean that is damning an evidence as you could ever have of any faceless follower in partisan politics. it's stunning stuff. you were on the phone call, right? >> i listened in on the phone caught. i was shocked at the time, there was reporting at the time that paul ryan basically told republican members to do what they need to do to get re-elected and if you look at transcript of the call and we listen to the audio now, that's what he says which is exactly what voters rejected. this idea that you don't believe anything, you're not going to follow the leader who's your nominee, that you do what you need to do to get re-elected. that's exactly what

we can do it in a way that reflects the best of america and the best of america to me is to be optimisticbout the future, not to be dark, we need to be vigilant and we need to do it on a smile. i am on her to be here tonight and part of this profession. i thank you for the honor. [applause] >> it is an honor. what a duet. [applause] chris: they really have found a way to chronicle american politics in a rich way and i do think -- i can't wait for their take on this next baby. when they found out what was happening on election night, i want to know what that was like. when hillary found out, i want that story, i hear that is a rich one. dnf presented the annual leadership award to a government leader who made significant contribution to the freedom of the press itself. here to present the 2017 leadership award, please welcome the martin rosenberg. ♪ ♪ [applause] ♪ >> good evening. i have the honor to present to you the stanley s hubbard and his late father stanley e hubbard who will receive the first amendment award for leadership. both of them have been true to broadcasting and presenting

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this is "bloomberg best."'s take a day by day look at the top headlines starting with monday when a proposed $12 billion exchange merger teetered on the brink of failure. deutsche bought -- made an attempt -- are saying that politics will ultimately kill this deal, but it turns out that it was a regulator. >> they asked him whether they could divest an electric trading platform for european government bonds. they already agreed to sell their french housing unit. the london stock exchange said they did not think it was want to happen, so they have to week for the commission to come back at the end of this month. they are saying the chances of this going through are looking not so good. >> is it a brexit casualty? >> does brexit have a role to play, absolutely. they announced the deal before brexit a month brexit happened, it was a debate about if you merge, where is the headquarters going to become a right? if it is in london and they are outside the european union, but if it is in frankfurt, it is not helping

is the best deal we have got.ext best deal would have been to obtain membership of the single market and that is why the single market and that is why the scottish government proposed a compromise before christmas time to the uk government. we said, we will put to one side membership of the european union, even though we voted in favour of remaining, and we'd retain membership of the single market. that is the least worst option forjobs in the economy. and the least worst option for the uk as a whole. we try to help out the uk government compromise but they do not appear willing to take a compromise. the european union has signalled he would have to begin the process as a new accession country, meaning he would have to come in line with the new economic terms, meaning a deficit of 3%. at the moment, your deficit is 8—10% and the economic facts have not changed since 2014 so how will you sell that to the scottish public? the uk is heavily in debt and it is due to get worse, given the disastrous economic decision to

but first this is my guide to the best of the rest and some highlights to look forward to.first series of 60 committee based projects. i think it is brilliant. it makes you feel really good that you are part of the city of culture. hollywood icons has taken the city by storm. the artist photographed members of the public re—enacting their favourite film posesin re—enacting their favourite film poses in different parts of the city. humber street gallery is a brand—new arts —based near hull marina, home to contemporary art including the provocative and challenging transmission exhibition. hot lot was exactly what it said on the ticket, audiences paid £5 but did not know what they would see on the event started. anything from spoken word to film. these tracks, these unbelievable streets. i'm not 100% on spoken word, but some of the a cts 100% on spoken word, but some of the acts have been unbelievable. so engaging and funny. potluck. fantastic. still to come, flood, an ethics during which includes a word performance, online elements and a bbc broadcast —— an epic. and a circus

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it goes to the athlete or team , that best represents philadelphia.of the nominees are carli lloyd, wayne simmonds, malcolm jenkins and dario saric. pick up a ballot in the philadelphia daily news or log on to cbs philly.com and vote. >>> they say golf is a non- contact sport. >> um-hmm. >> in south carolina they really want to keep it that way. check out this giant alligator , just walking the course, in the club, of course , a course representative says, the gators often take a stroll before retreating to their pond. >> wow. >> take a stroll. >> well, leave it at that. >> playing through. >> be my guest. >> go right on through. beautiful place too. >> yes. >> gators included. thanks, buddy. >>> when we come back special appearance by eagles cheerleader and players. >> where they showed up and why they brought a check with technology teacher in wilmington delaware received special recognize for philadelphia eagles today. >> patricks brooks from mount clemens high school was presented with a check for $10,000 by eagles to support the school's stem pro

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