walker: i think we are on course. we are making final adjustments, getting through a few bumps in the road. i think the improvements that will come out today will actually get us there this evening. pedro: what about your counterpart, mark, the representative who heads the house freedom caucus, where do you think those members of the caucus that are skeptical or at least on the fence about this legislation? mr. walker: i think mark has to speak for himself and i guess for the freedom caucus. the r.s.c. we went through heavy negotiations last thursday evening. we were able to get across block grant options and able to tax some of the tax credits so we're excited about the changes that have been made. we believe the bill is good enough and we believe we can get to a yes vote tonight. pedro: as far as the members of the study committee, what are they doing to gain support? are they reaching out to other members of the freedom caucus? those that are on the fence? mr. walker: gary palmer who is on our steering committee, h

to onemunity pours out maggie walker and to honor maggie walker. everyone came out to the funeral of maggie walker because of the impact she had on their lives. she was a sample of determination, perseverance, she showed that throughout. people were an example, not only here in richmond, not only in virginia but throughout the death,states after her maggie walker's organization did achieve what she wanted them to do. havef her last words was faith, have courage and carry on. that is what they did do. on, theyaper cap going kept going on until the late 1990 80's -- click next and 80's. the bank is the one that is the most incredible. the bank that she started in 1803. this is the bank that she tried to lower with two other black on during the great depression. they continue to go on for 100 years. when visitors leave this place, i would hope that the main thing they come out with is a feeling of inspiration. that is what i walk away with. if maggie walk and her mmunity, the people who were in this community, if they can survive some of the things th

i want to introduce the chairman, mark walker. mr. walker: thank you very much. we are excited to be here, obviously. we're in the middle of a six-week work process. last night we were on a conference call close to midnight trying to refine this till the very last moment to make it the best for the american people. ofwe are appreciative chairman walkers leadership as we have worked to bring the best ideas into this process as we repeal obamacare and open up the health insurance marketplace. grants four states are vital. they have the ability to deliver a better health care product and to do more with the money that they have for their constituents, and we are pleased to see the bloc grants make it into place. we are also pleased with the pro-life provisions in this legislation, and one of the leaders is -- of utah. believe, we believe our job is to protect life, liberty, and , and touit of happiness put funding into our communities , and power women, help out with health care and community care is incredibly for all of us. i want you to know that every single per

a 12 foot tall steel statue of paul walker on the pier. we're hanging with chad. >> we knew it was a formal event. we had to look serious. like my eighth grade graduation. we've got everyone breaking down the best on the web. like a guy getting help from his girl for a speakerphone prank on his buddies. see the car rides that will make you cringe. >> this video is just 13 seconds long. it's from the '70s, but it is incredibly priceless. check it out. the video shows a bunch of kids playing around on the playground. one of those, that precious girl there you see. she's jumping around and there's a shot where they're up on a hill running around like kids. here's why this video is so incredibly precious. this video was found just recently. 37 years after the little girl passed from a brain tumor. in the video is 6-year-old carrie. her mom june just saw this video for the first time because her son happened to come across it looking through some old stuff. >> this 13-second video is going to bring so many memories washing back. and it's going

wusa9 has the story of doctor mary walker. >> dr. mary walker was a trailblazer of sorts. i think dr. mary walker is a real life hero, a role model. she is somebody everyone should be aware of because of what she did and how she did it. >> we are speaking with the president of the congressional medal of honor foundation and talking about dr. mary walker in an era where women were second-class and she defied the odds as a woman's surgeon. >> she served as a doctor when not many women were doing it. she was on the battlefield with no other woman -- women in combat, when only men were doing it. >> she faced she was taken prisoner for four months and the following year her dedication and courage was rewarded with the prestigious medal of honor. >> the medal was awarded to fewer than 3500 people in the years and 75 are alive today. with all those medals awarded, only one tool woman. >> the legacy went far beyond. >>> heavy wind left extensive damage behind in the midwest and the northeast. >> thousands of residents are restoring power. the tree was landed on brad carpenter's ho

there is no w in italian. >> madame walker was an african american woman who was born in 1867.he went from making her way washing laundry for other people to launching a successful business which is still around today. that is how she made her fortune. it was only a year before she died from kidney failure 1919. many decades later 1993 a former 93 a former u.s. ambassador for the african bank and preservation trust but the 34 room home. they turned the villa into a home for their family and made it their mission to preserve madame walker's legacy. >> this home -- my desire would be to have the villa conform to that which it would be a monument to her people. >> the kitchen was a working commercial servants christian -- kitchen. >> it should be a museum where young people can come in and learn about madame, about her successes. >> it the villa is a breath of fresh air. it's magical. but it tells the story of how a woman who came from very humble means made a fortune that is alive and well today. >> stylist are the first to know what ugly dark secret. some say they should be trai

and one is with george herbert walker bush. i greatly admired him. i still do. i was invited by him to celebrate the 20th anniversary of points of light, his compassionate initiative. on more thanonored one occasion to be invited to his library to give a president's day speech and on his other occasion to houston to the convention center to talk about the points of light and what president george herbert walker bush a conflict with that. so it is a family of greater vision, of recognizing our responsibilities to one another and a family where -- working in a bipartisan way was never even a question. and just to get to sgr, please to work with speaker boehner on that and i praised him for the work we did together. and our staff. wonderful, his staff, so we could finally end the conversation as an annual question mark, uncertainty, whether medicare -- whether the system would work in our seniors would get the health care they need. so we have a tradition of working in that way. it really doesn't exist in this bill, and that is what our problem was. hopefully, we c

walker is the first female self-made millionaire.nt this saturday, the 31st annual madame c.j. walker awards and scholarship luncheon, we honor her and that present. this saturday we'll actually be awarding three finalists, three female finalists, and one will take home the 2017 madame c.j. walker award for entrepreneurship excellence. >> 31 years now. it's amazing the staying power that its had. >> yes, absolutely. >> tell me why that's been so. >> this year is very special to us. we've been having this actual luncheon for the past 30 years, and this year we're anticipating 900 attendees which is our largest attendance over the past 30 years, so we are proud to announce we are sold out once again this year for our annual luncheon. >> that's remarkable. madame c.j. walker awards luncheon is happening this saturday at the sheraton philadelphia downtown hotel. don't bother getting tickets. it's sold out. the luncheon is at noon. for more information, we'll have a link at the website, nbc10.com, or check out the nbc10 app. thank you ver

why don't we give ron walker and and walker a salute.[applause] >> you're watching american history tv. all weekend every weekend on c-span3. to join the conversation, like us on facebook at c-span history. on august 4, 1781, american militia colonel isaac kane was hanged by the british for treason in south carolina.

and governor scott walker. the 45th governor. [applause] in his second term he was a member of the wisconsin legislature. former county executive from the walk kathy and he won his heavily democratic county in the wake of what was a huge scandal at that time and easily reelected to that job. his accomplishments in wisconsin have been very well documented. of course he survived a recall. he brought about sweeping changes and collective bargaining rights for employees in wisconsin. he is overseeing an economy in wisconsin actually has revived itself.governor walker. [applause] and then finally from the commonwealth of kentucky governor matt blevins. he was elected in 2015. the third republican governor of kentucky since world war ii. served in the united states army, rising to the rank of captain. he worked in finance and the investment world and his family business. he has been a strong advocate for low taxes, small government, sustainable energy and a strong locally controlled education system. so a great panel of governors. [app

and governor scott walker of wisconsin. and from the line and harry bradley foundation richard graber. [applause] [music] >> okay. good morning everyone. my name is rick bremer president of the bradley foundation it is great to be here. our topic today is federalism. and certainly over a lifetime as we witnessed a frightening and really disturbing expansion of federal government.far beyond what our founders ever anticipated and they truly did work hard to work against and present and that expansion of federal government has only gotten worse over the last eight years under president obama. today we have a great privilege of arizona. governor sam brownback from kansas. [applause] governor of kansas elected in 2010. he is now in his second term. attorney by training. also of course a former congressman and senator. he signed the largest income tax cut in kansas history and 2012. [applause] he has been a champion for government education systems and environments that promote job creation. and governor scott walker. the 45th go

governor walker. >> finally from the commonwealth of kentucky, matt bevin. 67 governor.lected in 2015, third republican governor since world war 2. he worked in the finance and investment world and family business. advocate for low taxes, stainable energy and controlled education system. great panel of governors. [ applause ] >> let's jump into the questions. two part question, we'll go around the horn and ask each to give an example from your state where you're handling a problem that is best handled at the state level of the follow up where you think you can get a lot more done in your state if only the federal government would get out of the way. let's start down on this ends. governor ducci. >> it's great to be here. it's my first time as cpac as a new governor and conservative, coming out of the private sector, i think one of the things i'm proud of, is the fact that we were able to balance the budget in arizona. i think government should lives within its means. i say as someone who ran family business, you get undeserved popularity selling ice cream. in addition to

a people walker?, joel? could i walk you tomorrow? would you pay me? >> sure. julie: a man taking humans out for a stroll. jonathan hunt explains the man's unusual way of making a living. >> if you're stressed out, that's what's going to give you a heart attack. i mean, like -- [laughter] >> sure. >> and, you know, the best way to get rid of stress is to vent. >> reporter: what kind of conversations are you generally having with people? >> they aren't confessions. i'm not a therapist, i'm not a priest, so people aren't telling me, you know, they're not breaking down, crying, but they're telling me, you know, if they had a bad day at work maybe or if the traffic was bad or just, man, it's hot. my clients have definitely voiced their opinions on politics, but, you know, it's confidential, so i won't share any of them. >> reporter: it does feel that people need a little political therapy right now. >> yeah. that's one of those things that people definitely vent about. >> reporter: bob is a regularring pe

when his toddler interrupted, followed by a baby sibling in a walker... until a nanny ushered them out. the professor kept his he was giving an interview from his office on sky and his children walked in. finally the nanny takes them out. the professor keeps his composure and finishes the interview. >> stiff upper lip! >> let it be known that baby on the little walker was hauling, moving very quickly! it's friday night. that i be the warmest weekend since -- this may be the warmest weekend since october. we'll tell how warm we get and which one day we'll see 80 degrees. >> now we're talking. coming up, all new at 6:00 tonight, a fight to fix our crumbling bay area roads. the price tag keeps growing after these storms we have had. how local leaders are getting creative to push for more money. >> but first, the markets closed up today. here's a look at the closing numbers from wall street. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, jack: most other combos come with a wimpy, kid-sized burger. jack: at my place, you get the double jack combo with one jack: of the biggest burgers on my

investigators found no traces of alcohol or drugs in walker's system. members of the u.s. olympic committee want the u-s-a gymnastics president and c-e-o to resign, amid a sex abuse scandal. more than 80 gymnasts have accused doctor larry nassar of sexual abuse. he was the team physician from 1996 to 20-15. olympic commitee members also want c-e-o steve penny to resign because of concerns about how he handled the allegations. he's accused of failing to immediately report nasser after the allegations surfaced. comedian faizon love has pleaded not guilty to assaulting a man at an airport in ohio. it all happened at the john glenn columbus international airport. love's attorney says it began when his client tried to retrieve his car. love exchanged words with an airport valet, then things turned physical. footage shows love grab the valet by the neck, throw him onto ground, then into a desk, then back to the ground. police were eventually called, and arrested love for assault. love has a history of assault, sexual battery, domestic violence and drug charges. despite all that,

i want to introduce the chairman, mark walker. >> thank you. we are excited to be here. we are in the middle of the six week work process, last night we were on a conference call till close to midnight trying to refine this to make it the best for the american people. there are two components i came out of this that we are excited about, that is why we are moving aom undecided or no to positive yes. that is number one, the work requirements. we can't ask inc. it is createst, i think god everyone with unique skills and talents, we want the government to enhance that, to flourish that, not to stymie it. the other thing that is important for the members who worked hard and diligently for months, is the block grant options that returns power to the state to make the best decision for the sick and indigent and that is something that has pumped us up today to be here, that is why we are excited to be there and with that, i would like to turn it over to one of our ladies o has been a champion for this for decades. >> we are so pleased to be here today and very appreciative of t

i want to introduce the chairman, mark walker. >> thank you very much. we're excited to be here obviously. we are in the of a six week work process. last i would on a conference call to close to midnight trying to refinance to the very last moment to make it the best for the american people. doctor components today that came out of this that we're excited about. that's why would moving from i decided to a positive yes. that is number one, the work requirements. we think it's very important as a person of faith i think god greets every boy and girl men and women, unix skills and talents. we want the government to enhance that come to fore spec, not to stymie the other thing that is very important for our membs, w have workedery diligently every heart is a blk grant options the returns powers, power to the state to be le to make the best decision for the sick, the indigent and that is something that has pumped us up-to-date to be here. that's why we are yes, that's where excited to be there. with that i like to turn over to one of our ladies here today who

let's bring in our political correspondent, carell walker. we will speak to her in a moment.vigil in trafalgar square. yesterday's defence was really terrible. three people were taken from us. our thoughts are with their families and friends. many more were gravely injured and all of us have been deeply affected by what has happened. this cannot be undone, much as we wish it. however, we do get to choose our reaction and gathering here tonight shows exactly how we must move forward. we must stand together. people have tried to tear this city apart with acts of terror many times before. they have never succeeded and they never will. our emergency services came together yesterday to help those affected by this cowardly act. this city and indeed this country will do the same. we will act as one and embrace our differences. in doing so, we will clearly demonstrate the futility of hatred and the overwhelming power of friendship. thank you. ladies and gentlemen, the home secretary, the right honourable amber rudd mp. i would like to start by saying thank you and paying tribute to t

walker --all of ron call up ron walker. he called all those guys that stood up earlier, and at the end of it, we called it a go rodeo. we presented ron walker with bull whip,-- with a and the library opened. , in the funeral happened just want to end by saying, ron walker is essential to everything happening today. why don't we all give ron walker and an walker a salute. [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] announcer: you are watching "american history tv." like us on facebook at c-span history. announcer: on august 4, 1781, american militia colonel isaac hayne was hanged by the british for treason in charleston, south carolina. discussesor cl bragg his new book, "martyr of the american revolution, the execution of isaac hayne, south carolinian." in this illustrated talk, he discusses the details and death,ences of hayne's which was debated in the continental

please welcome -- and governor scott walker of wisconsin. or moderator from the harry bradley foundation, richard ghraiber. ♪ >> got it? >> good morning, everyone. my name is rick, i'm president of the bradley foundation. it is great to be here. our topic today is federalism. and certainly over our lifetimes, we've witnessed a frightening and really disturbing expansion of federal government. far beyond what our founders ever anticipated, and they truly did work hard to work against and to prevent. and that expansion of federal government has only gotten worse over the last eight years under president obama. today we have the great privilege to welcome four outstanding governors to discuss these very significant issues of federal growth and regulatory overreach. and they really do bring a great firsthand perspective why states should be the laboratory of the governmental system in the united states. just a couple of works on each of our governors. starting to my far right, governor doosy, the 23rd governor of arizona. [ applause ] he was ele

andrew walker, thank you. that's it from business live today.d on world business report. goodbye. good morning. the weather is a little bit mix this morning. we have already had some rain across western areas of the uk. that rain will continue to be hit and miss for another few hours or so, but in the afternoon i think most of us should get at least some sunshine. earlier, you could see quite heavy rain for a time crossing northern ireland, western scotland and more patchy further southwards but it drifts slowly north and mrs east anglia and the south—east altogether, so here it will stay dry for the rest of the day, certainly into the afternoon and evening. the western areas keep catching pockets of rain. around apm, when isaac pockets of rain i mean little splashes, it is around this morning, it will clearfor a time and come back again and then clear away. western areas, take a brolly. central and eastern areas into newcastle, a fine afternoon. not as warm as yesterday but pleasa nt not as warm as yesterday but pleasant enough, 17 in london, m

how about a people walker. making a living. jonathan hunt shows is us. >> if you're stressed out that's what's going to give i a heart attack. >> certainly. best way to get rid of stress is vent. >> what kind of kvrpings are having with people. >> they are not confessions i'm not therapist or priest people are not telling me or breaking down crying but they're tell me you know if they had a bad day at work maybe or if the traffic was bad or just man it's hot. my client have definitely voiced their ppz on politics. but it's confidentially won't share any of them. >> it feels people need political therapy. >> it is one of the things people vent about. >> i think you like sydney. >> eyes a regular people walker client. >> he sets the pace. we was walking by myself. >> it's companionship. >> it's a lot of things. that certainly is part of it having somebody to be talk to while walking. >> does it feel like therapy at all. >> no i'm not sag you need therapy. >> oh, >> i don't know. it certainly is talking therapy as far as that goes

now, police say walker stole the truck. after he stole the truck he crashed it into a fence as he tried to drive through a yard. police say walker then ran from the truck, tried to carjack three other vehicles. witnesses identified him and he was taken into custody. >>> the city of brentwood is getting ready to open its own 911 center after years of sharing emergency dispatch services with antioch. police say the $3.6 million facility is state-of-the-art. the star of the show, the software package called smart 9 11 that allows people to create information about family, pets, house information. police can access that data if someone calls in with an emergency. it's scheduled to open march 15th. >>> a new scientific study says the chemical replacing bpa may have harmful effects of its own in baby bottles and water bottles. there have been concerns about it acting like the hormone estrogen. they tested the chemical called phpf which can be found in plastics. they found it caused problems with mice pregnancies. researchers don'

walker: thank you. thank you, mike. my distinct pleasure to introduce our master of ceremonies for this evening. now serving in his 20th year as anchor of msnbc's "hardball," please give a warm welcome to chris matthews. [applause] mr. matthews: thank you. next year we will be meeting in the catacombs. [applause] [laughter] mr. matthews: i have given some thought to what i'm going to say tonight. i see some faces here. about the current environment we are all in. i don't think it is time to tell funny stories or say things that will shake things up any more than they are already shaken up in this country, but i've noticed some things. what causes big shots -- political big shots -- to get upset? it is not opinions on op-ed pages of major newspapers. it is not the opinion on programs like mine. always inopinions are the air, and politicians, including big shots, love to breathe it in. they love nothing more than having someone on the other side they can knock around. the true challenge to the big-time politicians is alwa

they wanted to erect a statue of paul walker. they asked him why paul walker would have anything to do with san clemente. they said he went to high school here. they said no, actually he didn't. they said oh, i think his cousin might have.

witnesses identified walker.d and cited for one of a series of incidents of vandalism aimed at the republicans group on campus. the san francisco chronicle reports that the unnamed student was cited on vandalism charges and since been released. that student and another person allegedly trashed a president trump yard sign on campus. the two are also accused of trying to run over a member of the college republicans group with their bike because he was trying to get a photo of them. the arrest comes as police are also investigating an incident where a student destroyed one of the group's wooden signs. >>> there is shock and anger at a school in sacramento that helps teenage and adult students with special needs. last week somebody vandalized the school. the sheriff's office released photos of the damage including smashed sinks and tossed therapy equipment and wheelchairs. somebody tossed them into a pool. authorities used security video to track down an 11-year-old and 13 fold the vandalism. they face charges and th

walker was charged with using electric device while driving.helle: the former president of penn state university convicted in connection with the sandusky sex abuse scandal. he was found guilty of child endangerment. he failed to report allegations of abuse by former assistant football coach gerry sandusky. it took the jury 13 hours to reach a verdict. a guilty plea from a man accused of opening fire and a d.c. restaurant full stop edgar monthss facing 18 to 60 oin federal prison. he fired shots inside of comet ping-pong. michelle: on this friday night, a story to inspire us -- a veteran wounded in afghanistan, a double amputee, nelly police officer. horace: he lost his legs in 2011 and uses prosthetics, but he would not let go of his dream to become a law-enforcement officer. he started training at a police academy in upstate new york and says that giving up was not an option. >> i think my injury made me a better person and made me appreciate who i am, where i come from, and the ability to continue to do what i love to do. horace: he is set

. >>> coming up on mornings on 2 the nine, we have heard of dog walkers but what about a people walker will introduce you to a man who walks humans for a living. >> that is funny. >> 7 bucks a mile. i would do it. >> for the first time in more than two years, the warriors have lost back to back regular season games falling to the bulls last night in chicago. it was their first game without kevin durant. they were ice cold last night. steph curry continued to struggle behind the three-point line. he was 2 for 11 in three-point shooting. the record streak without consecutive regular season losses ends at 146 games. >>> you can enter for a chance to win a four-pack of tickets to the all american get- together at the alameda county fairgrounds on march 25th and 26th of this year. it ace two-day all things custom hot rod and custom car event. to enter go to facebook and click on the contests link and fill out the entry form. entries are accepted until 11:59 tonight. you have to be at least 18 years old to enter. each prize has an approximate retail valley of $160 and provided by good guys.

. >>> dog walker arrested. families let her into their homes but police say she was stealing packages right off front porches. ahead, how she was caught and what she has to say for herself. >>> plus, restaurants suing the president. why your favorite places to eat could be going up against the commander in chief. >>> and some warnings from storm team 4. >> it's weather alert day. some conversational light snow and rain headed to our area just in time for that morning commute. so not only that, this >>> 5:30 now. the temperatures are dropping and rain is on the way. what you need to know before you start making those weekend plans. >> plus, guns stolen now out on the streets. surveillance showing burglars breaking into a gun shop and getting away with dangerous weapons. >> plus, the redskins part ways with their general manager. now we're learning about the drama behind the en >>> all right. it's a lot to take in right now especially if you're a redskins fan and even if you're not you're going to want to hear ab

but roger was a walker, i was a walker. >> anthony: legendary film critic roger ebert was a man of mythicwn ale house, roger passed away in 2013 after a long battle with cancer. i've been sort of conducting an informal poll over the course of the week asking people who chicago should honor, if you had to put up a statue you know, of sort of an iconic chicagoan who everybody agrees is a good person. and very popular answer, roebert. >> bruce: i would say that i'm a ttle prejudice but definitely roger ebert deserves all the accolades he's been getting, justifiably so. roger's the guy that got me to write the blog, and he's the guy that gave me the tips. he was an amazing guy and i think of course had he not become ill, and really handled his illness in a way that i can't even conceive of myself handling, um i think that that really kind of set him apart from kind of the other iconic chicago people. >> anthony: the guy, and correct me if i'm wrong, this was an enthusiast, i mean this was a guy who actually liked going to the movies. >> bruce: now this is not always the case with critics. the

tonight belonged to shatori walker-kimbrough. from the corner, splash.hat worked so well, let's do it again. opposite side of the court, same result. six three-pointers, 28 points for walker-kimbrough. the terps advance to the big ten semi final. d.c. united set to kick off their new season tomorrow night, hosting kansas city. coverage starts at 6:30 on news channel 8. some have it, some don't. when the odds are stacked against you, you either hide or stand up. at strayer university we've seen it in our students for 125 years. and if you ever think of quitting, our success coaches will be there to pick you up and work with you every day to put you on the right path. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. maybe that's why we've been ranked highest in stomer satisfaction jd power 4 years in a row. and now you can love fios too. get our best offer of the year. 150 meg internet with equal upload and download speeds, tv and phone. l for $79.99 per month, r the first year with a