i will remove the imagery that makes sampson sampson. >> reporter: so as you can see edelman is disappointed but it's not something that will keep him from competing. he says he doesn't have a chance at a medal but representing his country is dream enough for him. we have more coming up this morning with more on the vice president. the vice president has arrived here. he is bringing controversy with him. we'll get into it on what he is saying and what an openly guy figure skater saying. we'll have that story coming up for you later. >> okay. so 5:00 a.m. here. 10:00 p.m. there. we're going to get it all adjusted and worked out. thanks so much, garvin. garvin is posting all about his adventures in south korea on social media. you can follow him on twitter, like his facebook page for a peek behind the scenes including a photo he posted overnight from the biathlon center. >> we're watching. 5:07 for you right now. to washington where the clock is ticking. there's a deadline of midnight tonight for lawmakers to get a deal done on a new budget deal. if that doesn't happen, the government will shu

>> now, you are playing sampson's mom.er. and he's still with you. you must pursue his desire not your own. listen to him. >> pray for me. >> always. i always pray for my children. >> what a beautiful scene. you are getting emotional just watching it. you say this movie is about unconditional love and that speaks to you, doesn't it? >> absolutely. the film is -- it's easy for mothers to have unconditional love. but for sampson, who had special powers from god, that was connected to a covenant i see this message in the film as a med for med meda jn metaphor for all of us. for him, as we all make so many mistakes and then feel we carry this feeling about ourselves, and doesn't allow the story to open up and be receptive to grace of god or the life force or whatever you call the higher power. when sampson finally looked at himself, took responsibility for his actions and realized he was functioning out of pride, as well as impatience and the design for vengeance, this is how he participated in a lot of the problems that they

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called up in 2015, was one of several players who said they were poorly treated by previous boss mark sampsonamed in the squad. just over a year ago former newcastle falcons player doddie weir was diagnosed with muscle wasting motor neurone disease. he made his condition public last summer and set up a foundation to raise funds for research into the as yet incurable disease. next month the falcons will donate the proceeds from a special shirt they'll wear in support of doddie's charity when they play northampton at saint james' park. dawn thewlis caught up with him at the kit launch. the former newcastle lock tasted success the former newcastle lock tasted success with the falklands and as a scottish international has been part of some epic battles on the pitch with the british lions. but his fight is one that he ultimately cannot win. but he's determined to do everything he can to change that. there one drug to patients otherwise your left to disappear because it is a muscle wasting disease. i wish i'd done a bit more gym work in the falklands because that is the ultimate issue, it stops you

she was one of the players that spoke about what she perceived as unfair treatment under mark sampsonis that a conversation you have had with her and how we can learn how to do with players? anita has been picked on merit because she is playing well and has impressed me. when i spoke to anita days before i named the squad, we had a good conversation about it being a clea n slate good conversation about it being a clean slate and i am picking you when your footballing ability. she is popular in the squad and has a lot of friends and her character is the type of character i want. ink believe —— england start the tournament and take on france and it isa tournament and take on france and it is a 9pm kick off when you can watch on the bbc red button. some of the other stories making the headlines today. it's not been a good day. hibernian head coach neil lennon has received two charges from the scottish fa, following his behaviour in saturday's 2—2 draw at kilmarnock. lennon reacted angrily when the referee awarded kilmarnock a penalty, which led to their equaliser. he was sent to the stan

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. >> reporter: nurse christine sampson is cedar mountain's wellness director. >> we actually tell them what to do-- wash your hands, cough in your sleeves, basic, simple stuff so they can remember. >> reporter: it's been an intense flu season but there's encouraging news in the latest c.d.c. report. the number of flu-related visits to doctors and emergency rooms is leveling off, about one in every 13 visits. the rate of death from influenza and pneumonia is down slightly. still, nearly 1 out of every 10 deaths in the u.s. dr. daniel jernigan is the director of the c.d.c.'s influenza division. >> most of those deaths and most of the hospitalizations in the united states this year are likely to be in those over age 50, and so we're likely to see that stay high for a while, but it's encouraging to see it coming down. >> reporter: this year, the flu vaccine has been 36% effective overall. but among kids under nine, it's nearly 60% effective. so the c.d.c. continues to recommend a flu shot, especially since the flu season has not yet run its course. dr. jon lapook, cbs news, new york. >> ni

and custom enforcement field office in philadelphia declined an interview for this story but john sampson a retired ice agent in colorado says benefits investigators at his former agency focus mostly on large marriage fraud rings, not individual cases filled with he said, she said. >> it's a matter of enforcement priorities. >> reporter: for national security experts, those holes in the immigration oversight raise grave concerns. >> it only takes one person to do something incredibly agreeingowrong. >> reporter: she is with women against abuse and says the protections have proved critical for numerous clients including many immigrants and says rules which seem to silence american spouses actually have a critical purpose. >> the truth is, you know, it's just so important to have that safety valve for victims to be able to file, to be able to flee and not alert the abuser. >> reporter: but others say agents should investigate more deeply after the fact. our attempts to reach his wife he is still required to support financially ended with no response back. our efforts to track down the other

jakarr sampson slips and hits the floor durant hits the pull up three warriors up 52-48 -- second halfit going hits a three... finished with 23 points, 6 assists, 5 rebounds --turnovers a big problem again for golden state patrick mccaw loses the ball... buddy hield goes the other way for the basket... --next possession... hield picks off durant makes a one-point game warriors had 25 turnovers in the game -- durant does enough to put the game away hits a three... finished with 33 points, 6 assists, 4 rebounds -- golden state wins 119-104 11-0 following a loss will play denver tomorrow night on to super bowl talk tom brady and bill belichick are trying to win their sixth champsionship. brady is the only quarterback in history to win five super bowls. he will be looking for his sixth against the eagles sunday. this week the san mateo native shut down any talks of him slowly down and retiring in the next few years. today in his final press conference... he gave us an insight on why he likes to behind late in the game."when you are losing late in the game, what's the worst thing

the talk is making the rounds again the pollutants have been found in lake naivasha it takes sampson much area back to the envy. i remember a disaster that struck in two thousand and nine the lake almost dried out and the fish population was decimated all caused by the flower farms on the shore i did of course or take almost dried out the lake completely and the chemicals they were draining off affected the water and affecting our minds and there were hardly any fish left so lucky when i finish that part of the fish over there that was the harvest of ten loads it took the department of fisheries one year to regenerate the fish stocks so people went hungry. conditions by lake naivasha are ideal for cultivating flowers over fifty companies have set up greenhouses on its shores. the soil is fertile temperatures mild plus twelve hours sunshine a day when the lakes full of water. since the two thousand and nine disaster local fish are folk are highly suspicious of the cut flower industry even though strict regulations for companies were introduced in the aftermath. they have to bring that

political prisoners including the country's former presidents and a surprise court ruling the heir to sampson has been released from jail j. wylie was convicted last year on a number of corruption charges and sentenced to five years in prison prosecutors accuse him of paying bribes to the then president park geun hye america the olympic gymnastics doctor larry nasa has been sentenced to forty to one hundred twenty five years in prison in a third sentence related to a series of child molestation cases in michigan he'd already been sentenced to more than two hundred years for sexually abusing girls all working as a doctor for the u.s. gymnastics team those are the headlines counting the cost is next. alarmed as i'm speaking this is counting the cost on your weekly look at the world of business and economics this week some of the world's biggest technology names out with earnings but there's a faceoff with regulators in what's being called a tech clash. also this week a golden era that's how the u.k. and china want to see their partnership but those golden fruits may prove difficult to harvest w

political prisoners including the country's former presidents in a surprise court ruling the heir to sampson has been released from jail jay wiley was convicted last year on a number of corruption charges and sentenced to five years in prison prosecutors accused him of paying bribes to the then president park geun hye. america that limping gymnastics dr larry nasa has been sentenced to forty two one hundred twenty five years in prison in a third sentence related to a series of child molestation cases in michigan he'd already been sentenced to more than two hundred years for affection abusing girls all working as a doctor for u.s. gymnastics team those are the headlines counting the cost is next. a lot has a secret this is counting the cost on al-jazeera your weekly look at the world of business and economics this week some of the world's biggest technology names out with earnings.

stage in the fight for smartphone supremacy and we weigh in the upcoming battle of the iphone x and sampson galaxy s nine. didn't the white house and how one writer believes the trump team and mastery over analytics one him the election. scope, witherg tencent in the crosshairs, and we focus on the giant and its takeover. our lead, samsung has come up with its response to the iphone x, and the s9 has and thed emoji's company unveiled its handset in barcelona, spain, and off the heels of this announcement, bloomberg is announcing that apple is planning to announce a trio of iphone releases, the largest iphone ever, and an upgrade from the size of the iphone x and some key features. apple is running production test with suppliers and an official announcement is expected this fall. mark gurman but the story and joins me now. so what do we know? we note know a lot, apple is working on three new phones, and the story is the bigger font that is going to be the biggest apple has done and is also going to be largest mainstream smartphone on the market, even topping the samsung note 8. cheaperre wil

asked why, you don't have big tech companies that is a household name, think of apple, facebook, sampsonk at austrian chipmaker ams. for those who have never heard of them, i don't blame you, but it is an eye popping 100 30% gain in the past year because they are apple suppliers, they are writing off the back of apple's success -- riding off the back koof apple. does it matter if you are a board committee with stock returns like these? i will let you ponder the question. nejra: vonnie, what have you got? vonnie: the narrative at the moment of the 10 year yield at 3% and that is the level of which think stop or that is the higher, and that is why tightening cycles -- the 210 spread came in narrowing the yield curve, which is what we are seeing interestingly over the recent days because as the fed goes the short and come the market. inflation is going to be reined in. and that kept rates at the longer side of the curve in check. that is why some analysts are saying we will see the tenure going past 3%, and to illustrate that we have an arrow showing it narrowing. you could see my chart on

david sampson, we appreciate it. >> thank you, cheryl. lauren: the mindset rot west roads to life are heading to a galaxy far, far away. >> i was born to rule and i will. lauren: "game of thrones" and "star wars" are getting together. we will explain that for you. some very nasty commutes right here in the north east. janice dean calm enough with the forecast this wednesday morning. dow futures down just about 200 points. other markets low as well. ♪ today we're out here to test people's knowledge about type 2 diabetes. so you have type 2 diabetes? yes i do. true or false... type 2 diabetes more than doubles your chance of dying from a cardiovascular event, like a heart attack or a stroke. that can't be true, can it? actually, it is true. and with heart disease, your risk is even higher. in fact, cardiovascular disease is the #1 cause of death for adults with type 2 diabetes and heart disease. but there is good news. jardiance is the only type 2 diabetes pill with a lifesaving cardiovascular benefit. jardiance is proven to both significan

that's the only way they can compete with sampson, a hiccup there. by the same token there, the same day store sales were fine. and applebee's stock was up. 2018 is going to be phenomenal and the tax cuts will play a major role in it. so as we see surveys show that people are feeling better about the tax cuts, we're hearing corporate america say yeah, they'll have a positive impact on the economy. >> neil: what is uncanny, charles and we're moving on the mueller thing, the markets tend to follow this closely -- more closely than we think. if it looks problematic for the president, they trade off. we learned as the rod rosenstein conference was going on that americans were at best unwitting players in that so seemed to be relegated to a russian-only event, no collusion. and then today we get mueller going after this associate of richard gates. i'm beginning to think when that word came out and it was like an uh-oh moment again, but it is a reminder that it is a worry and rears its ugly head. >> it a reminder and it is a worry in part because i do beli

. >> reporter: they will have a major demonstration outside of the ice offices here on sampson in the financial district. the members of the groups say they believe what ice is doing with these operations is political and retaliatory in nature because of oakland, the bay area and california's sanctuary laws. back to you guys. >> a lot of people talking for sure. allie, live for us in oakland. thanks. >>> president trump's proposed border wall along the u.s.- mexico border can continue as planned. the judge rejected an attempt by the state of california and environmental groups to stop the building of the border wall. the lawsuit claimed the wall infringes on state's rights. president trump will visit in mid-march to review prototypes of the wall. >> this morning he tweeted about the wall saying, quote, i decided that southbounds of the wall that california want built now will not be built until the whole wall is approved. a ruling allows us to proceed. our country must have border security. >>> in parkland, florida, classes resume for the first time today since the deadly attack two w

jakarr sampson slips and hits the floor durant hits the pull up three warriors up 52-48 -- second half it going hits a three... finished with 23 points, 6 assists, 5 rebounds --turnovers a big problem again for golden state patrick mccaw loses the ball... buddy hield goes the other way for the basket... --next possession... hield picks off durant makes a one-point game warriors had 25 turnovers in the game -- durant does enough to put the game away hits a three... finished with 33 points, 6 assists, 4 rebounds -- golden state wins 119-104 11-0 following a loss will play denver tomorrow night with all the rumors surrounding lebron james leaving cleveland at the end of the year. it would be easy for the king to say heading out west to join steph curry and kevin durant could be a possibility. but knowing lebron... he shutdown the rumors... calling it complete "nonsense" "if you don't hear something coming from my voice, then it's not true. i don't give a damn how close they are i don't care if it's my kids, or my wife or whatever. if it's not from me, it's not true, upset ri

asante was one of several players who'd said they'd been poorly treated by previous boss mark sampsonip of her than just missing a goal? let's dig something nice out. i will do my very best. it wasn't me! we can't blame nick for any of the clips he is going to show us this morning. a frost to start the day in scotland and northern ireland, freezing fog patches, a lot of cloud in england and wales, damp and drizzly but dry weather generally and where you have cloud it should gradually brighten up, not much sunshine but brightening up a bit. looking at the satellite, cloud moving around an area of high pressure on a north—easterly breeze, the bulk of the cloud is filtering in to england and wales. a bit damp in a few spots, parts of the midlands and northern england, the chance of further drizzle. probably western fringes of england and wales seeing sunny spells, as well as the far south—east. fog patches slow to clear in northern ireland, sunny spells in scotland. light winds, temperatures starting to edge down, rise of seven to nine. a few spots yesterday getting into double figures.

this is video from last october when they rallied outside of the offices on sampson street.ere a judge heard the case. she's a farm worker and single mother of three children who are u.s. citizens. she's been detained by i.c.e. at a federal facility for the last year now. after this morning's bond hearing, supporters plan to rally outside the federal immigration offices. >>> now on to your morning money report stiemt toys "r" us back in the news, it's closing more stores and laying off corporate workers. the company filed for bankruptcy in september and last month, a going out of business sale started at 170 stores including some in the bay area. stores slated for closing will honor gift cards. toys "r" us say the sales last until april. >>> no more sneaking food. cinemark theaters will enforce a new bag policy. a theater chain will no longer permit bags or packages larger than 12 inches by 12 inches or 6 inches. medical bags and diaper bags are okay. >> officials say it's to enhance safety and security for guests and employees. >>> sad sign of the times. >>> taking a live l

different groups, a coalition of immigrant advocate groups are planning to have a demonstration on sampson san francisco in front of ice's offices. and that again is scheduled to happen a couple of hours from now. back to you guys. >> thank you, allie. let's switch back to a decision made late this morning by dick's sporting goods to stop selling assault rifles and stop any gun sales to anyone under the age of 21. it is a change that the ceo is in direct connection to the florida shooting two weeks ago. this is the question of the day. 53% say yes. 47% say no. erin paul tweeted i don't buy guns but i will remember and back them. >> patrick says spending lots of money at dick's today and they will have most of my future business. jim says it greatly affects my buying decision. i will no longer shop there. thanks for the heads-up. >> you know, i like it when our viewers get into like civil debates. ron says he is not shopping there anymore. when the store makes its own laws, it isn't right. green monster, i guess that's the thing he uses. the store isn't making laws. it just decided not to s

sampson, his boss, jeffrey luria, got public money from miami. he put in some money.sued low-cost municipal bond to make it work. that is example how it works. neil: that is very good example. you could argue it makes sense. >> maybe. very controversial. a lot of fiscal -- neil: taxpayers get hosed. >> they hate it. miami hates lure youyaw because of all that. not hurts him but he is very controversial. blackstone raises funds to invest in certain projects and seeks -- a lot is the broadband stuff. the stuff it may partner with a state or a local government to do that but that's different than a road and a bridge. those are not generally things that the private sector wants to get involved in. neil: i know they don't think they thought this through. >> i don't think they thought the tax cut through because, particularly on the individual side because it will be pretty messy. neil: that turned out to give unexpected advantages. >> on corporate side. neil: well, bottom line, corporations sharing wealth. i'm thinking, they should be so lucky to have lightning strike like

three tech companies, sampson, microsoft, netflix, they make up more than half of the s&p's gains thispears they could be a hedge against some of this volatility but as emac said earlier kind of paper over perhaps more weakness in the markets? >> you know, not really, i'm interested you actually used the word hedge, my remarks are basically in a similar category. those are the new safe havens. it is crazy, two out of three stocks. president e ratios are quite elevated. i believe those are safe havens. they have incredible biz models. they will benefit massively from the new tax code. those are the picks people will rely on this year to stablize their portfolios. ashley: i'm sorry to interrupt. nra ceo, wayne laperriere is speaking at cpac. we'll listen in. >> their laws don't stop the scourge of gang violence and drug crime that savages baltimore, chicago and every major american community. their laws have not stopped the playing of opioids, chinese fentanyl from mexico that floods american streets and kills victims every single day in this country. no wonder law-abiding americans all

beat my father didn't agree to the radiation he was forced to sign documents by my teacher while sampson says. this is art international coming to you live from the russian capital with me thanks for joining us this hour. both samples of a medal winning curler from russia have tested positive for the prohibited drug well don't you that's according to russian olympic officials alexander crucial has already stated that he has never used banned substances or trying to has more from . with this official confirmation from the russian side we now understand for sure that both doping tests a and b. were positive and this is bad news for the o.a.r. team and for the entire country of course as well russian sports officials have ruled out that there was systemic consumption of and that alexander crucial need ski could have taken the drug on purpose the man himself also reacted to this by saying i have never taken any banned substances openly stating that i have known the use prohibited substances competed unfairly since i started in sports that's why i'm the person most interested to see an invest

mr sampson a bundle. of the classic. some must see that. the. readership. it is you know it's not in the interest you see it your intention and experience to elicit issue originally and then run to it immediately first it should be illegal but never just be seen in me even if notion to still is meant to be you know it's you know in the end. and it'll e f u i thank you and thank you. thank him to thousand. it was i i was actually answered else except for today to tell. and if there's any ice and this is the place to step up our story itself get right to so much as i am very afraid to ask. her to try to get our diligence to survive as a one to do so deceptive to separate us to signal. put emphasis on the new. point disposes of it this is true and you wish to afford it. you when you have a story. that we're not just i think. those are the quickest and surprises me a substantial. number would simply because of the rules so no sports to the sport that. looked like a really good news and the way. the games have begun the younger sister of north korea's ruler kim