and also i have comments, public comment, about bill graham. his production and everything. because all that originated in the -- and history shows without a doubt bill graham came to my community and took away all the things a black man had, mr. sullivan. and now, on fillmore and gary street, i don't know if you have the same people there renting out the property, called the fillmore auditorium, no blacks, we go in there, we don't have no kind of benefits, so y'all talking about benefits over here, y'all ain't did jack frost. by the way, since i'm up here talking politically, all the politicians around here playing politics, politrick, i'm going to use this tv that you are watching, that i created, to do like what trump is doing. he's a master at what he's doing in that tv, i'm the master down here locally. and i'm going to use this until y'all give me my right to be in the media back there where there was no black media there yesterday, or the day before. all these blacks came in talking about racial and ginger, no, it was politics at its best. and i want to commend the su

each of the proposals we are bringing to the senate, whether it is senator mccain or my own bill, senator graham or bipartisan bills to find the 60 vote margin so that we can march forward i hope that in the closing hours and days this week that we can summon this bipartisan spirit and write a new chapter in the immigration that do justice to the dreamers who need an opportunity for the future. >> i am here as part of the bipartisan group along with chris who has been working on this for so long. we have been working for so many weeks we are not even using our talking shtick i would like to clarify that. this is my pitch to the republicans that we are working with in good faith. the first is this is our moment and it's beyond immigration reform. this isn't a moment to stand at opposite corners of the boxing ring but to stand next to people you don't always agree with the betterment of the country and that means finding common ground that senator schumer started out with and we are very close to that. i would add to that they run the shop now. they run the senate and the house at the white house.

news. >> sandra: many thanks to lauren green for that look back at the life and legacy of billy graham. >> bill: lauren spent a lot of time in north carolina over the years with the graham family, too. he was not just an american original. he was an original for humankind in his time. you were well aware of him because you grew up in wheaton, illinois. >> sandra: he graduated in 1943. he studied anthropology and it was there that it is to be believed that he then said the bible was to be taken as the word of god and the billy graham center to this day it was put up in 1980 in wheaton, illinois, a very special place that we hold dear in my hometown. >> bill: especially on a day like today. the reaction coming in from so many different circles and we'll continue to bring that to you. we have a statement from cardinal dolan in new york city a moment ago. this is in part what he said. whether it was one of his famous crusades, radio programs, television specials for meeting and counseling to presidents billy graham seemed to be everywhere with the same message. jesus is your savior and wants you to

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bush credits bill graham with his being a born n agristian and with his finding sobriety.hich ofs course,solutely essential to the career of george w. bush. laura: in moments of national pain, likeom 9/11, the okl city bombing, what was it about having billy graham by your side so a president that wa important? so important beca although he was a christian preacher, his message could resonate across religious lines, across any kind of denominational lines. this spiritual gravitas. he wasn't just a political religious rit person. he was actually quite -- quite critical of the religious t rights, saying we don'nt to poison religion by bringing it too close to politics. if he was around on this very day, he would not be giving mulligansmp to donald tor his lack of personal responsibility. believed in personal rectitude and holding people to account. laura: he would hold himself to account, too, wouldn't he? he expressed remorse about his close relationship with richard nixon and was upset about watergate. >> he was very upset about watergate and a scolded richard nixon for wa

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will again host all annual earthquake safety at the bill graham civic auditorium, most likely in june, 2018, details will be forth coming, along with the save the date reminder from d.b.i. staff. and reminder to all deputies, managers, supervisors, keep an eye out for outstanding employee and select them, so employee quarter 12018 announcement winner at the april big meeting. thank you, madam secretary, that concludes my announcements. >> thank you. is there any public comment on item two, the president's announcements? item three, general public comment. public comment on matters in the commission's jurisdiction not part of this agenda. >> good morning. my name is mary anne bockers, my husband and i have resided in our home since 1989. i'm here today to bring the actions of a developer named ashall kural. he bought the home next to us, a steep hill and the houses abutt each other. the house the developer purchased was in bad shape. we on our neighbors tempted to work cooperatively with the developer. this did not work. we had to hire a lawyer and structural engineer. the developer si

graham. what a life it has been. i'm bill hemmer live in new york city. ngressional leaders today commemorating graham by having his body lie in honor at the u.s. capitol, it has only been given to four civilians in the history of our country. billy graham who died at the age of 99 will be the fourth person to be given that honor. including rosa parks and two capitol security police officers given the same honor. along with me is sandra smith as our coverage continues on fox. in a moment we'll see the president and others arrive there and watch the ceremony together. >> sandra: as the casket of billy graham arrive at the capitol there will be an honor guard carrying his casket into the capitol. the president and first lady there. paul ryan and mitch mcconnell making comments. the room is filling up. his funeral alone which will be taking place on friday 2300 guests have been invited. so many, including the public, that will now have a chance for the next two days to go pay their respects and remember this man who changed the lives of so many. >> bill: to o

most impact on bill clinton and both president bushes, tell us why. >> i looked at president clinton's memoirs and he went to crusade in little rock and what stood out to him that grahamd we are not going to segregate the audience by race and that spoke to bill clinton on a face level -- faith level and political level. >> billy graham probably one of the favorite sons of north carolina. when it came to the bush's, you spoke earlier in the program about vice president pence mentioning in c pac and tell us what the president said about that? >> i don't think bush would have become president if it weren't for graham. >> that's huge. >> billy graham and answered their questions and george w. bush said i think i was drunk and the two of them took a walk and reverend graham helped plant a seed, really became the person he was meant to be and that's why, you know, he credits reverend graham for being a pivotal moment in his life personally. >> something unique about billy graham to me, ability to have impact on presidents across the political spectrum and that's something you don't really see nowadays in society. you talked or spoke to people and their impact and how he con

i think it's a combination of bill kree graham. he came on the scene at that time when the world was looking for solutions, he was able to preach the gospel. in many ways he mainstreamed evangelicallism in this country and the foundation of what you see going forward even today. he leaves a lasting legacy. i would say it's probably most profoundly seen -- and i would say this of anybody, especially in your family, when you look at his children, i know franklin is a good friend, ann graham lots is a good friend and they continue the ministry of their father and building upon his legacy. >> did you know billy graham personally? >> i did not get to know billy personally because he was kind of going into retirement off the scene as i came on to the scene, but franklin is a very close friend as well as ann. so i know them very well and see a lot of the characteristics of their father and have talked to them many times about him. >> you wrote recently that billy graham helped lay the foundation for the religious right. explain that. >> w

always get back to the old-time message. >> could it be that bill ya graham had an iphone.ould not be surprised. >> he said one of his big regrets if he had to talk about regrets in life is when he crossed the line into politics. he was so revered on both sides of the aisle. why do you think he regretted that. >> he looked back at the tapes, his close association with richard nixon, which was more personal than political. later he looked back and saw how those lines could become blurred and they could easily confuse a part of the political agenda for the kingdom of god and transforms all of that. his primary goal was to reach people, all people with the message of god's love, on the day of judgment that's coming for all people, and of the free dochl that comes through forgiveness through the cross. so he, i think, more than made up for whatever errors he might have made in his past. >> christ's message is love thy neighbor, don't judge, don't be prideful. when you listen to political talk today whether it's by officials or online, that does not skpif. does that allow a figu

we had a bill that was by senator durbin, senator graham, that had strong bipartisan support. that bill would have protected the dreamers. it would have protected the immediate families. it would have provided us a way forward on border security. it would have protected those that have temporary protective status. all that would have been protected under this bill. once we got close, what happened? the president blew it up in his office. so no. the president seems the want to make sure we don't come to an agreement on capitol hill. he has certainly not provided leadership to get this done. >> yesterday the president called democrats who refused to applaud for his state of the union address unamerican. he said it was treasonous. the white house said he was just joking but democrats slammed the comment, and some republicans, including your republican colleague, senator jeff flake who sat on the senate floor today, treason is not a punch line. what did you make of those comments from the president? >> well, i certainly agree with senator flake. this is not the first time president

. >> i got autographs from carson wentz, nelson agholor and kenjon barner and bill bergie, brandon graham, and jordan hicks lagarrette blount >> reporter: his father ron says it is incredibly special to see birds bring home a win and pass steam loyalty on to his son. >> welcome him back. great game, very exciting game patriots were number one to be the best you have to beat the best that is what they did. >> reporter: for many it extend generations. >> i was crying, and how excited my parents were. i was like wow in my lifetime. they said it is our lifetime too. it is crazy. >> reporter: even when pats took their first lead in the game eagles fans say they never lost hope, they believed in this team since the very beginning and they said this was just the eagles season to sore and the crowd that we saw here just a small preview of what we can expect during the parade on thursday. live, i'm anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> in the meantime "eyewitness news" report report's leash a nieves was in the receiving line for eagles when their plane landed in philly. >> alycia quite a scene

president bill clinton said some were pressuring graham to segregate his audience by race, but he refused. he said he would cancel the crusade rather than preach to a segregated audience because everyone deserved a chance to hear god's word. president obama said this, he was a humble servant who prayed for many and gave guidance to generations ofav americans. i would saybs americans to come. and last, martin lutherme king jr. he said, had it not been for the ministry of my good friend doctor billy graham, my work in the civil rights movement would not have been successful as it has been. madam president, the country mourns the loss of doctor graha graham. the country understands the impact of his life. that life is a servant doe of god who preaches word to everyone that he could find. in his career of 84 years, he exhausted the opportunities that were given to t him and proudlyy affects generations that have yet to be borne by the work that he did as a disciple of our lord jesus christ. i yield the floor. >> madam president. >> senator from north carolina. >> thank you madam president. i

and crowds lining up to say farewell to america's pastor, billy graham. >> bill: thank you, jon.ayal of ivanka trump at the closing ceremony. she appeared to receive for less glamorous headlines than kim jong-un's sister two weeks earlier. ivanka trump ready for p.r. battle for kim jong-un's sister. daily beast. fox media analyst howard kurtz. is there something to this? what do you see in these headlines? >> the initial media swoon over kim jong-un's sister was really sad. the cnn story about how she was stealing the show and favored to win the gold for the diplomatic dance and the comparisons to ivanka were offensive. these two publications don't have any love for the trump family or the trump white house. let's put it that way. i think the whole idea -- by and large by other media outlets ivanka trump has been treated fairly since she arrived in south korea. the idea of making it some kind of bake-off of the sisterhood is offensive. >> bill: the sister of kim jong-un's captured hearts during the winter olympics opening ceremony. >> "newsweek" the same magazine that compared pr

senator klobuchar was mentioning the bipartisan bill that senator graham, lindsay graham and she are sponsor examines they have a similar one in the house. that seeks to fund the paper ballot systems in all the states that don't have them, with the odd did, plus the election security consulting to upgrade our election offices. it's a travesty that we could think we could run fair elections in this day and time without those two componentses so, why aren't we doing this? so, i'm very hopeful that we will redress this problem. >> host: finally, dr. hoke, when you see at def con or black hatt a voting machine hack within minute -- >> guest: i was. there was a speak. >> host: do you have suspicioned about the 2016 election? sunny? i have suspicions about any ickesly equipment and elections run without the auditing capacity and routine auditing. why? because, as i've said previously, that is basically saying to the world of hackers, come here, hack us, we won't be checking, we are a piece of cake for you. so you can hack our elections completely undiscovered. that's true for the largest v

i also want to ask you about the big news this morning, the passing of bill graham. advised every president since truman. in fact, you met him once; right? >> i did. i met him -- i had the opportunity at the bush library opening 41 for college station. and he was just awesome. friendly, he had an aura about him. when i met the pope, i felt that same kind of aura. a man of peace. he was the moral compass for decades for our country. he was a reliable ear for our presidents to talk to in confidence and needed spirituality when presidents were making life or death decisions for our nation. he's going to be sorely missed, and he's really one-of-a-kind. generational. people like that come around very rarely. but he was the right guy at the right time for our presidents to have the kind of counsel that was needed. charles: i agree 1,000%. i never had the pleasure to meet him. i feel like so many others felt that we knew him. thank you very much. >> pleasure. charles: well, this could be a big deal. a new pill to treat peanut allergies is showing some good promise. dr. mark

/deustcgraham graham/durbin immigration bill but somehow this is worse. in my panel to talk about all of this. robby mook, hillary clinton's former campaign manager, mary catherine ham, senior writer at the federalist, and brian lanza, former communications director for president trump's transition team. okay. i mean, those are not glowing words, brian, about this bipartisan compromise, but it -- there is the four pillars, right? the president trump wants this addresses two of the pillars, doesn't include that 30 bill for the border wall. and the president tweeted, he said any deal on daca that does not include strong border security in the desperately needed wall a total waste of time. march 5th is rapidly approaching and the dems seem not to care about daca. make a deal. is this -- doesn't sound good when it comes to this going to the white house. sounds like it is doa. >> it is doa. the president has been clear, senator schumer at one point offered the wall in exchange to get out of this negotiation, but, you know, the president is clear, he wants a wa

graham. former presidents of the united states, the honorable george h. w. bush, the honorable bill that we are here to honor today, the reverend billy graham. [cheers and applause] >> good afternoon, everyone and welcome today to this historic event. from the book of psalms, the scripture says this is the lord doing and it is marvelous in our eyes. this is the day the lord has made, we will rejoice and be glad in it. give thanks unto the lord for he is good. lord, his mercy is everlasting. mr. presidents, governor, mr. mayor, platform guests, members of our board of directors, and ladies and gentlemen, from all across the nation and overseas, we do welcome you and you as well that are joining us by media through the radio and television not only here in charlotte but across the country. this is a very significant day in the life of the billy graham evangelistic association. and in a few moments we're going to present bishop george battle of the ame, pastor of the ame zion church, then special words from mr. graeme keith. the first of all we want to say a special thanks to you on be

. >> graham cassidy repeal bill almost passed senate one area president has said this is maybe should be focus we are going to try this again this year? >> i think a lot of 2450i7ks we can he do, first of all, in this bill we passed we got medicaid means testing repealed i-- got rid of obamacare slush funds repealed individual mandate in tax bill incremental gains when we realized couldn't get done in one fell swoop house bill didn't pass. >>t. >> or what expectations, we are talking about trillion-dollar he defendants for 10 years then after a decade -- >> for. >> exactly, exactly, my -- going to be two trillion dollars after a decade. >> so because of demographics not the military if we can get -- abolish pentagon would still have deficit we don't want to sacrifice military focus on drivers of the debt entitlements that is why, really the health care entitlements, quite frankly, social security is part of a solvency problem they have a solvency problem nothing like health care entitlements we can never give up health care tax reform key driver of debt in the future demographically g

bills have been numerous, more in the senate. the president hasn't liked many of them. you had the graham bill that was bipartisan.e you got mccain and coons. you know, not a lot of love for them. you see that movement in the house it has been a much more conservative document that hits those four pillars which the president has supported. it's really interesting where we are. > >> sandra: clearly to hear the president talk like that. suggesting it might have been taken out of context it could be a sign that he feets like he and republicans have a lot of leverage going into this maria. >> maria: i think what will be interesting is if the senate and the house manage to pass something and goes to the president's desk and doesn't include immigration. this comment was in the context of if you move forward on a deal without immigration, then we will shut the government down. if there is a spending deal on his desk and it doesn't include immigration, i think he has to sign it he can't veto it or else the blame really would be on him. i agree with harris. it seems like the senate is actually trying to do its job here. an

> a few democrats across the island aggressively bill which was aligned with the white house's goals although it got most vote against it. senator graham says the bill is in the president's corner. >> the only way i see a solution is for the president to grab the reins, focusing on strong border security and a fair solution to daca. >> the house will take a shot at this with conservative bob goodlatte bill but members are in recess until february 26th. we have the march deadline approaching. heather: they keep going on recess. you would think they would delay it but i guess not. thank you so much, appreciate it. a denver police union president of time before congress linking the heroin epidemic on its new immigration policy. nick rogers says denver's so-called st. mary city ordinance is hindering from busting the city's biggest drug dealers. >> a city that is much less safe than it was prior to this ordinance, they can no longer call and ask us for assistance. heather: accusing rogers of not understanding the city's immigration policy. despite claims that ice agents are rounding up innocent illegal immigrants, 90% of those arrested las

they were able to muscle a compromise through and we know that the dominant durbin/graham bill proposalin the senate isn't too far from the trump white house proposal, at least the last trump white house proposal. there's a lot in terms of negotiating for the border but i do think that if trump stays out of it some type of compromise could be found. >> all right. vi victoria, charlie, kimberly, great to have you all with us this sunday. that's it for me today. you can reach out to me on social media. tune in tonight at 7:00 p.m. for "kasie dc." but first up it's "meet the press." but what a powerful life lesson. and don't worry i have everything handled. i already spoke to our allstate agent, and i know that we have accident forgiveness. which is so smartonouy's rt. like fact that they'll ju... forgive you... four weeks without the car. okay, yup. good night. with accident forgiveness your rates won't go up just because of an accident. switching to allstate is worth it. mi'm evenarts win the kitchen. i need my blood sugar to stay in control. so i asked about tresiba®. ♪ tresiba® ready ♪

because he has all the of the gift. >> bill clinton should be and hillary he should let his wife run the country he said that at a crusade in new york, the -- grahamorganization put out a statement saying that was a joke. i'm not so sure. if he was kidding he might have been only half kidding and just as a footnote to that bill clinton once said his grandmother used to tell him he would make a great evangelist if he wasn't such a bad boy. >> billy graham was aware of speaking of bad boys of his own -- he became aware very early in his career you write of the fact that -- he was as you say he was a strikingly handsome man he was charismatic women were attracted to him. and he was experienced in soflt same temptations that and presidents have fallen prey to but he took -- you talk about some proact aive -- >> extraordinary measures. to protect himself from that. they have travelerred alone. whenever he went into a hotel room he said someone incase someone was lurking for the got you shot, and as hillary clinton discovered he didn't eat alone with -- with women. and these were precautions to keep his ministry healthy. not to guard against temptation

bill with lindsey graham to do a 9/11 deep dive style analysis of the cyber threat to our electoral infrastructureit is a bipartisan bill. whether we ever get a vote on it i will never know. it would be a great first step in my mind to get a report saying what we need to do to harden our infrastructure. maybe comment on those three ideas. >> thank you, senator. you mentioned our allies. if you look at the u.k., for example, the israelis, the us trillions, their first default in cyberspace is to ask, how do we find synergy not segmentation? our entire approach to the space has been -- starting with who has divided roles and responsibilities. from ourarn something alleys right now in terms of their orientation to try to find synergy rather than segmentation. that should be our first policy framework question. in terms of authorities, there is a false debate between 10 and 50. when i argue for a seamless notion, i am suggesting that we understand title x and title 50 as mutually reinforcing. as segmentation. the segment in congress in terms of oversight, i get that. the do not segment and operational

nuclear weapons this is survival so i would admit that is more difficult to denuclearize most graham now than when bill perry was a special envoy or defense secretary yes there is no doubt about the last korea is far more diverse in their nuclear development down at the time. and that's why we need greater stronger pressure on north korea so enough pressure to shake up their resume stability alone will be able to convince north korea that. giving up nuclear ambitions nuclear programs is better then. moving forward there with their nuclear programs well talk about pressure for years china has been supporting the north koreans despite the hostile opinion of the world powers now its border with the north is getting tighter it has implemented the new tough international sanctions does china not want to back north korea anymore. well i think it will be. useless to rely on china as a voluntary cooperation because china wants to seeing two things most prison resume stability. and denuclearization which i mused surely destructive they cannot go together so as long as most of us china one still new president on

graham there. in the former president of the united states, bill clinton. it was going to mention this is a changes tomorrow. we might be able to hear some comments, but the scene tomorrow will be without reverend billy graham's remains will go to the capital. and we are expecting a service late morning tomorrow and for president trump actually to go by and do some of what you're seeing here, pay respects, not only to the reverend but also family members and close friend friends. >> sandra: this is the second president to visit billy graham, yesterday george w. bush and first lady laura bush paid their respects saying laura and i are honored to be able to come and pay our respects to the graham family and more importantly to be able to say good-bye to a person who is influential in our lives and influential on the lives of millions. so now bill clinton taking that time and this is all ahead of the funeral which will be taking place on friday. >> harris: this is a person we talked about him all week long since he passed, reverend graham who stretched far and

senator klobuchar was mentioning the bipartisan bill that she and lindsey graham are sponsoring. they have a similar one in the house. that seeks to fund the paper ballot systems in all the states that don't have them with the audit, plus the election security consulting to upgrade our election offices. it's a travesty that we could think we could run fair elections in this day and time without those two components. so why are we doing it? [laughter] i'm very hopeful that we will be addressing this problem. a finally, when you see voting machine hacked within minutes -- >> i was there. i was with the speakers. >> do you have suspicions about the 2016 election? >> i have suspicions about any election equipment and is elections that are run without the auditing capacity and routine auditing. why? as i said previously, that's basically saying to the world of hackers come here, hack us, we won't be checking. we are a piece of cake for you. so you can hack our elections completely undiscovered. that's true for the largest voting your -- voting jurisdictions of pennsylvania, whole stat

senator langford and i have a bill, along with kamala harris and lindsey graham, which is focused on putting $400 million -- we found a week two paper with leftover rant money. money.t that is 3% of the one aircraft carrier. are spending this much money on our national defense, the fact that we are being outspent and out done on the internet when it comes to protecting our democracy in this greatest country that has developed all of these incredible technologies and the internet itself, that is a problem. wet is why think come as look at our own national security priorities and look at protecting our elections, we have to start seeing our election infrastructure as a major part of that. what is happening? according to our own department of homeland security, russians attempted to hack 21 states election systems and 2016. russia also lost -- launched a cyber attack against the u.s. voting company. last september, the chicago board of elections reported that names, addresses, and other sensitive information of tens of thousands of registered voters were exposed. they did not just try t

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. >>> for the second day, mourners paid respects to reverend billy graham in north carolina. bill clinton was among those mourners. former president george bush paid his respects yesterday. graham had's body will be taken to washington, d.c. tomorrow. he will lie in honor at the u.s. capitol wednesday and thursday. his funeral is is set for friday. >>> an emotional day for police as they investigate the death of one of their own. a female officer and her boyfriend were found dead inside a home in port richmond yesterday. police responded to the home ob mercer street after the officer didn't show up for work. her captain went to check on her. when when he couldn't reach her by phone. today we asked how officers are are holding up. the commissioner told us it's tough. >> i'm not just talking about the sworn men ask women. i'm talking about folks who are working in police radio who hear really tough calls every day, call takers and any number of other folks who deal with the traumatic events that go on each and every day in a big city. >> investigators still don't know how the couple

former president bill clinton said meeting graham was one of the most memorable experiences of his life, he paid respects at the billy graham library in north carolina before the casket was moved to washington >> i think he was a profoundly good man who had a simple belief that we can claim kin ship by god by asking. >> reporter: once they left rotunda graham and franklin welcomed members of the public who came to pay their respects graham's funeral will take place friday in charlotte, north carolina and will be laid to rest next to his wife on the grounds of the billy graham library. >>> next generation of the royal family took the stage all together for the first time today, william and kate, harry and megan markle talk about their charity work with the royal foundation in london they say, that this brings together all of their interest s, their causes, their charities and their campaigns, the young royals want to work through this foundation for the rest of their lives. >> often we hear people say, you are helping women find their voices and i fund. ly disagree with that because wome

on the health care bill was hodgepodge, lindsey graham is waving a shiny object and then dick durbin comes in, what about this, it's a disaster. let the process work. have open debate. let's get to a solution. >> good. >> can i just add one quick thing on that? which is that, you know, the reason that pelosi took to the floor for eight hours in that historic quasi filibuster or magic minute that she had last week was she simply wanted to say bring out the bill, bring out all the bills, the goodlatte bill, a clean d.r.e.a.m. act, let's see which one passes, which one the majority of the members want because it's been like charlie brown and the football, we want the d.r.e.a.m. act but we want to end what they're calling chain migration, which we've called family reunification. it takes years or decades to get family members over, but why is -- that's a principle enshrined in american law for centuries you can bring a family member. most of our families were created that way in america. why suddenly should we terminate that? and, you know, of course sometimes they want the wall. you wan

thousands more people are expected today to visit the late reverend billy graham's viewing in north carolina. george w. bush and bill were visitors yesterday. jonathan serrie. >> they're gearing up for former president clinton's visit later this morning. a day after a visit by former president george w. bush and his wife, laura. billy graham's son, franklin and his wife jane met with the bushes for 30 minutes at the billy graham library campus and went inside his childhood home where he is lying in a closed casket. after the visit the former president spoke with reporters about billy graham's legacy. >> there is such a thing as a humble shepherd of the lord, billy graham is that person. >> preparing for today's visit by another former president, franklin graham tweeted my father knew president bill clinton when he was governor of arkansas. the president tells the story of my father coming to little rock during the riots and the calm it brought to the city back in the late 1950s. that was god speaking through my father. billy graham's casket is open for viewing by the general public. the visitors come from all over,

graham advised a dozen u.s. presidents including president bill clinton who paid his respects yesterday at the graham library. he said what he admires most about graham is he was the same person in public as he was in private. >>> now to the headlines county by county. >> a judge sentenced joseph yesterday to at least 20 years in prison. before the sentence was handed down his wife said the family often prayed for their own deaths in order to escape from his abuse inside this home. in court yesterday he expressed profound regret and sorrow for his acs. >>> in the lehigh valley it doesn't appear arson is to blame for a fire that crippled the parkland fleet of school buses. district officials say there are no signs the fire was suspicious. >>> in delaware state police are looking for thieves targeting caress in shopping centers. look at this. yesterday car windows were smashed and items stolen from vehicles at the pike creek shopping center in wilmington. investigators tell us there have been similar break-ins in other parts of new castle county recently. >>> the atlantic city boat show set sail today. lots of

finalized by a bipartisan group known as the common sense coalition.he says their bill will be ready átoday.senator lindsey grahamo among that coalition... saying áany deal would not include a pathway to citizenship for the áparents of daca recipients. senator lindsey graham (r): south carolina: "you're down to what most americans would cheer. strong border security and fair treatment of a daca population of 1.8 million." graham adding...this would be a átwo pillar agreement.not four...like president trump's plan...which is already encompassed in a separate republican bill that calls for... a path to citizenship for daca recipients.billions in border security money.cuts to family-based migration.and ending the diversity lottery program.senator mitch mcconnell (r): kentucky: "the president has spelled out a fair and generous framework that will be necessary to earn his signature."senator amy klobuchar (d):minnesota: "i don't think it will get many democrat votes if any so if we can get a compromise that's why we're doing these meetings." senator susan collins (r):maine: "you know, our interest is getting a result.

and we kaint came to them with a bipartisan bill, lindsey graham, myself, jefr flake, corey gardner, aid here it is, mr. president, we're giving a lot more than we ever thought we would. it's a compromise. he rejected it. >> senator, is there a deal on daca or daca plus a wall? that could win the votes of the majority of republicans in the house and in the senate and get enough support from democrats to be worthwhile for your party to back? >> i don't think -- if we're speaking of the house and the so-called hastert rule -- i don't know if they still use that term. but the idea of the majority of the majority, i can't say. as you can tell from the cpac speech, the snake speech, it's raw meat to the right wing. within the senate, let's look at what happened. when the president's plan was called in the senate with 51 republicans, 50 present, 39 voted for it. when our plan was called been 54 of the democrats or democrats voted for it, including 7 republicans. and of the three democrats who vote onned against it, i think two were gettable on one slight change when it came to the wall. >>

graham to spread a message of love and hope to every precious child of god. thank you, god bless you, and god bless america. thank you very much. [music playing] >> bill: "just as i am." the song being played now as the nation remembers billy graham. ♪ just as i am, without one plea ♪ ♪ but that thy blood was shed for me ♪ ♪ and that thou bidest me come to thee ♪ ♪ o lamb of god, i come, i come ♪ ♪ just as i am and waiting not to rid my soul of one dark spot ♪ ♪ to he whose blood he shed, o lamb of god i come, i come ♪ ♪ ♪ o lamb of god i come, i come ♪ because thy promise i believe, o lamb of god i come, i come ♪ >> sandra: when this commences we'll see the laying of the wreath from the majority leader, speaker, president and first lady. >> president trump and his wife melania among the 2300 visitors invited to the capitol for this special and most rare ceremony. billy graham, the reverend billy graham only the fourth private citizen to lie in honor under the dome of the u.s. capitol in the capitol rotunda. >> you might wonder as you saw that modest pine coffin go up the steps into the capitol looks different from others you've seen there. it was act

it takes a special kind of person to write a bill that is worse than graham-durbin. they did it.ou have to have a border wall and security package. >> jon: joining us now josh holmes former chief of staff to mitch mcconnell and the policy director to general chuck schumer and co-founder of third way. thank you both for being here. jim, going to start with you. the president has offered essentially amnesty to 1.8 million people. he has angered many people on his own base in the process. what more do democrats want him to do? >> i think we have to be honest. donald trump doesn't really want a deal on immigration. i'm not saying it to cast blame on donald trump. there has always been the tale of two trumps on this. he came close to a deal with pelosi, schumer, durbin and graham and then he backed away. there is a nativeist side to them. he talked about ms-13 at the state of the union and half a sentence talking about russia. and this nativeist trump has taken over. he doesn't really want a deal. i think these are false steps he is putting forward right now just to make it seem like

graham at u.s. capitol tomorrow. that is where the evangelist will lie in honor for two days today former president bill clinton paid respects to graham in charlotte north carolina where his casket is on display at billy graham library. graham counseled clinton during his presidency. >>> this has been a harsh flu season and we're all trying to avoid germs. >> up next we will show you a cool experiment, little gress but pretty cool, to see how germs spread, all over everything. >>> and the eagles torey smith goes back to school the important lesson he has for young students when we come right back, kate. >>> we are creeping closer to the weekend g news is even though we finish out on a wet net we have mild highs, temperatures slightly above average or close to normal for weakened and our system will move out and exits saturday but will be still winnie, sun returns, sunday looks mostly sun which highs right about normal or slightly above for ♪ we buy any car ♪ any make, any model, any age, any price ♪ ♪ from 50 bucks to 100 grand ♪ we buy any car ♪ any, any, any, any at webuyanycar.com, the gimmicks stop with our ads.

graham would have given sheen a standing ovation. when you are constantly speaking you have to tend to what's inside and gives rise to that. you see, bill, it was his earnestness and sincerity that came through immediately. when you listen to billy graham there is no theatrics here, this guy means it. an utter sincerity. he was shrewd enough to know i have to nurture the spring inside from which the water comes. >> bill: i think his level of optimism and hope is something people needed to hear and i think we need to hear it now frankly. you think about our country right now. we are a good country and we are a good people, and we are left to wrestle with the disgust and the horror and the sorrow of a week ago in broward county, florida. how then do we -- how do you talk to those parents and those students when they are trying to understand the satanic hand that has been put before them? >> it is wise you mention that. i said yesterday and a couple of people that were kind enough to interview me. you think of last wednesday, ash wednesday when this tragedy happened. who would have been the first person we went to? we would have gone to re

graham and tony, product research council. a live on a 50 capital stewart. joining us is bill richardson on policy issues facing his state and country. also discuss how national issues are playing out in the state legislator. >> tonight on c-span2, transportation security administration officials testified about how the tsa interacts with the public. then i have to your cyber command and a commander of syncom.

bill couldn't survive. the grassley and durbin graham couldn't survive what piece of legislation could? the senate is taking the lead on this you aren't going to see anything potentially reach the lower chamber where a bill would have to be more in line with what hard line conservatives want to see on immigration to pass. >> julie: was the final nail for some republicans seeing chuck schumer's name placed on the bipartisan proposal. susan collins complained to the senate floor staff about it ahead of thursday's vote. >> they might be wary of voting that something that president trump and conservatives don't like on immigration. the gang of eight talks left a stigma around republicans like lindsey graham and marco rubio. their support of that kind of legislation followed them for years into the 2016 primary. a lot of republicans will be reluctant to back something that could be used to characterize them as someone in favor of amnesty. >> julie: what is it with the centrist republicans that have an issue with the family migration and visa lottery system. if you want to properly vet immigra

says it takes a special kind of person to create a worse piece of legislation than the graham-durbin bipartisan bill. he is talking about john mccain and chris kuhn. >> i was struck by his comments. it's really not the democrats for the white house's problem on this issue, it's the republicans. the republican it party itself is split on the issue of immigration. at the very beginning of his appearance on your show, he didn't mention that. the other elements of the white house's proposal which have to do with illegal immigration restriction. that's where the differences among republicans. you have tom cotton on one hand who wants to limit chain migration, you have republicans in the center of the party like lindsey graham and john mccain who are less interested in that kind of policy proposal. that's where the divide is on this and i think the white house got over their skis and trying to get some of those elements tied together with a daca fix and border wall funding. if they had been a little narrower i think -- democrats really want to daca fix, republicans really want the wal wall. >> harris: it'

. >> it takes a special kind of person to write a bill that is worse than graham/durbin. they did it. >> a special kind of person, hmm. and not helping things. the unity president from the state of the union now blasting democrats for not standing and applauding him. >> can we call that treason? why not. >> oh, boy. all right. we're going to begin today with the market in free fall. if you are one of the millions with cash in stocks or a 401k, it is enough to make you sick to your stomach. the dow is down over 2,000 points since the end of january and futures are down again. we got to find out why exactly is this happening. and what do you do now. you're in luck. i have the best team here to break it down this morning. starting on wall street and a look at just how bad it's been. on monday, the dow saw its biggest one-day point drop ever, nearly 1,200 points. that's all the gains the dow and the s&p made since january 1st. all of that is gone. in terms of value, the s&p has lost more than 1.5 trillion bucks since february 1st. in the last eight days, world markets have lo

and senator lankford and i have a bill along with senator kamala harris and lindsey graham which is focused on puttings -- about 400 million we found a way to pay for it with leftover grant money into the state election infrastructure, and you look at how much money that is that it is 3% of one aircraft carrier okay. and so -- when we are spending this much money on our national testifies the fact that we're being outspent and outdone on the internet when it comes to protecting our democracy many this greatest country that is developed all of these incredible technologies and -- and the internet itself that is a problem. and so that's why i think as we look at our own national atsecurity priorities and we lok at protecting our elections we have to start seeing our election infrastructure as a major part of that. so what's happening. well according to our -- own department of homeland security, our russians attempted to hack at least 21 states election systems in 2016. russia also launched cyberattacks against the u.s. voting software cane. and hacked e-mail of more than 100 local election o