state. you can be an important part of "the big picture." you conservative best equipped, the best train, the best fighting world in -- the best fighting team in the world today, the united states army. >> certain nations participated in the winter olympics held in squaw valley, california in february of 1960. up next on " reel america." documents the construction of the largely undeveloped location in the tahoe national forest. service tothe forest prevent avalanches and maintain safety for the athletes. the 25 minute film also includes highlights of the winter games. ♪ [upbeat marching music] ♪ lowell: hello, everybody. this is lowell thomas greeting you from squaw valley, the tahoe national forest. here where the 8th winter olympic games are in progress. this, as you know, is the greatest spectacle in all winter sports. the world's best skiers and skaters have come to this remote valley with the odd sounding name, squaw valley. they have come to win, if they can, to lose if they must, but above all to take part and do their best. behind the excitement of the competition, there is another story, the story of planning, of building, of work, and of safety. safety in the

the united states team is causing plenty of unexpected excitement. they were pregame underdogs.y have upset all predictions by winning this game with the russians. earning them the first gold-medal medal ever won by a u.s. team in hockey. the winning performance of the end of disputed queen of figure skating. the lovely carol. ♪ another contender showing his mastery of acrobatic turns and leaps. ♪ ♪ ♪ the designer of the big jump in hell -- hill said this is the area that we always seek, but seldom find. the jumper's crouch reduces air resistance, he soars forward looking for a position with the most distance. he keeps his forward lean as long as possible. the jumpers use their hands like rudders. the landing is absorbed with bent knees, one leg ahead for stability. ♪ the longest jump doesn't necessarily win. form as well as distance is scored. victory ceremonies crown each day with pomp and pageantry. the winner stands highest, second place on his right, third on the left. ♪ so the days pass far too quickly and the grand spectacle is over, but at squall valley the facilities an

united states 4-0. the american hockey team not quite what it was. let's say back in 1980. let's get the read from michael, the captain of the team that famously beat the soviet union at lake placid, during the cold war. thanks for taking the time. >> thank you, neil. nice to be on. neil: what happened to the american team today? do you know? >> well, i watched the game. you know, i think they were beaten by a better team today. the russian team was one of the favorites going into this particular tournament. the u.s. had some chances early, weren't able to capitalize and then they gave up a goal with .2 seconds left to go in the period that made it 3-0 when it looked like they were kind of hanging around. this is an awfully good russian team and get another shot at them and this is one game that didn't go well for us. neil: and it sets us up. the captain, which is a bigger deal. i understand there are no nhl players participating and that puts us at a disadvantage and nhl didn't want to disrupt the season for that. is that making a difference? what was it like for you guys

this native of california was overlooked for the united states team despite finishing third at the u.s. trials. but this time, as well as aiming for a medal, the 24-year-old is trying out korean cuisine. being aican is everything to me. i am all about team usa. i think america loves me, and i want to show t world that i'm a proud american. love being japanese-american. i love my culture. i love americaculture, because o doesn't love pizza, burgers, and fries? but also i love sushi. my parents own a sushi restaurant, so it is in my genetics. i'm excited to eat korean food in korea. i am thoroughly f exhaurom crying. what a way to come back from 2014. from four difficulty years ago is insanely more difficult. that is more girly here is doing. our goal and .ccomplish it, i soak in relish figure skating is a very difficult sport. we have to be so fit but also autiful and graceful and athletic. most people are like a comet, flashcross the sky. i am so lucky to be here. i hope people follow me as i fopresent team usa, i skat my country. i wanted to share my journey with me. -- i want them to

place finish mirai nagasu managing to get lots of attention claiming credit for saving the united states teamand revealing the main focus of her final performance was auditioning for "dancing with the stars." the u.s. women's hockey team still celebrating their olympic gold medal win over their longtime canadian rivals bringing home the gold for the first time since 1998. >> the win was about our team, our program, our country, and we couldn't be more proud. >> to accomplish what we've accomplished and bring back a gold medal after 20 years is an amazing feat, and i am just so excited to go back home and share that with everyone. >> reporter: but canada had more success in freestyle ski cross. kelsey serwa took home the gold and brittany phelan the silver. this was canada's third consecutive gold since it debuted at the 2010 vancouver games. and here in south korea right now, there is a sensation. it's the underdog women's curling team everybody is paying attention to known as the garlic girls. they've been winning. they're at the top of their rankings and get their name from their hometown,

and the united states team is causing plenty of unexpected excitement here. they were the pregame underdogs, and now they have upset all predictions by winning this game with the russians. the first goldg medal ever won by a u.s. team in hockey. announcer: at 8:00 p.m. eastern on the presidency, scholars explore the relationships between presidents ronald reagan, george h.w. bush, and russian leader mikhail gorbachev during the end of the cold war. >> when you look at 1989, when push comes in, and then you look at busch and gorbachev in 1990 gorbachev'som point of view, busch is not measuring up to reagan. announcer: watch american history tv every weekend on c-span3. this week on "the communicators," from a consumer electronics show in las vegas, technology leaders discuss latest invalid -- developments in artificial intelligence. >> you can have artificial intelligence in something as playlist.your music does use technologies such as machine learning to help figure out what movies you love to watch and what music you love to listen to. your internet email s

. >> the united states team is causing plenty of unexpected excitement here. underdogs.regame now, they have upset all predictions by winning this game. >> at 8:00 p.m. eastern on the presidency, scholars explore the relationships between presidents ronald reagan, george w bush, and miguel board -- and mikael gorbachev. >> when you look back in 1989 when bush comes in and look at gorbachev in 1990 and 1991, from gorbachev's point of view, bush is not measuring up to what reagan had been. >> watch american history tv every weekend on c-span 3. >> american history tv is on c-span 3 every weekend, featuring museum tours, archival films, and programs on the presidency, the civil war and more. here is a clip from a recent program. states987, the united and the soviets find the intermediate range nuclear forces treaty. wasart of the inf treaty witnessing a elimination of certain classes of missiles. here in theed i united states and soviet territory. 1990, in kazakhstan, a d iplomat was chief of the arms. the entourage would go to a safe location and they were destr

country in the olympics like for team canada you have derek roy you have for team russia calgary ranko. for the united states brian johnson as i mentioned before who hasn't been on a team in years and. it gets to that motivation of what will prove we belong on this on this grand stage so it went from yeah it's going to hurt too maybe the hockey is not going to be that bad but then we see the n.h.l. balls their game this past weekend down in tampa bay which was a big reason why they didn't want to go to the olympics because they don't want to not have an all star game and you see young players like every day that he's not going to be able to play for team canada in the olympics jack like all of us to matthew they're not going to be on team usa and it really then you start to think about it it's going to dampen the drama it's going to not seeing some of the best under twenty five players but even under twenty one year old choir's in the world not representing their country on the grandest stage it's going to hurt hockey but i think it's going to do you. know that everything else diehard are still going to the

. >> the united states team is causing plenty of unexpected excitement here. were pregame underdogs, now, you have upset all predictions by winning this game with the russians. their player and in the first gold medal everyone by a u.s. team in hockey. >> reporter: that's at 8:00 p.m. eastern. >> when you look back at 1989, when push comes in, and then you look at bush and gorbachev in 90 and 91, from gorbachev's point of view, bush is not measuring up to what reagan had been. to watch american history tv every weekend on c-span 3. >>> a black lives matter memoir. the author is interviewed. >> as we created black lives matter, we knew we have to get people on board. we have to also interrupt when people tried to : run black lives matter. we spent the first year challenging people in our own movement sometimes, people that we love to not use other -- to not use it to say other communities matter. black people. and then you take it out to the world.>> reporter: watch sunday night on book tv. >>> the senate committee held a field hearing at the 2018 washington au

today i rise to congratulate the 242 athletes who made the 2018 united states winter olympic team. this is the largest delegation of athletes from any nation attending the winter olympic games in history. while reviewing the roster, i was pleased to see that the world will get to know something i have known for a long time. north carolinians are strong competitors. three of whom i would like to salute. i offer my well wishes and congratulations to heather of high point, north carolina, who will compete in long track speed skating. kamani griffin from winston-salem, north carolina, who will compete in long track speed skating. and bobby from wilmington, north carolina, who will compete in ice hockey. the olympic games remain one of the only avenues in which the world's community may come together despite resounding differences. i wish these north carolinians the very best as they compete on the world stage along with their fellow united states athletes. and will look forward to cheering all of them on. i yield back, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back.

and tiger woods has been named as a vice captain for the united states ryder cup team to play europeng news from the uefa champions league that lionel messi finally broke his goalscoring duck against chelsea to help barcelona to a 1—1 draw at stamford bridge in the opening leg of their last 16 tie. it was a first half of near misses for chelsea as willian hit the post twice, but the brazilian finally found the back of the net at the third time of asking just after the hour mark with a wonderful strike.

a father whose three daughters were among those abused by the former united states gymnastics team doctor. nassar was sentenced to up to 175 years in prison last month, after more than 150 women testified that he had sexually abused them. nada tawfik reports. to my parents, thank you for all your love and support through all of this. throughout larry nassar‘s sentencing hearings, women have shared their horrific tales of abuse at the hands of the disgraced doctor. on friday, the testimonies continued, with the heartbreaking account of the margraves family, whose three daughters were all victimised. after hearing two of his daughters recount their ordeals, randall margraves asked for a turn to speak as a distraught father. i would ask you to, as part of the sentencing, to grant me five minutes in a locked room with this demon. i have a feeling... would you do that? that is not how our... yes or no? no, sir, i can't do that. would you give me one minute? you know that i can't do that. that's not how our legal system... well, i'm gonna have to... the chaotic and raw moment showed the guilt a

and tiger woods has been named as a vice captain for the united states ryder cup team to play europehis year. hello and welcome to the programme, where we start with the footballing news from the uefa champions league that lionel messi finally broke his goalscoring duck against chelsea to help barcelona to a 1—1 draw at stamford bridge in the opening leg of their last 16 tie. it was a first half of near misses for chelsea as willian hit the post twice, but the brazilian finally found the back of the net at the third time of asking just after the hour mark with a wonderful strike. but messi took advantage of some poor chelsea defending with 15 minutes remaining to level the tie for the catalans ahead of the return leg at camp nou in three weeks' time. translation: i think the equaliser was very important in the end. the fa ct was very important in the end. the fact that we're scoring here. they might be happy with the result, we have to be respectful of their style of play. they haven't made as many passes as us, of play. they haven't made as many passes as us, we made more than them,

united states. today, bob mueller's team is announcing a new set of charges.e's focusing on all metaphor and -- paul manafort and the russian attempts to meddle in the u.s. election. president trump weeding out best weeding out that he's been far more tough on russia than the obama administration -- twe eting out that he's been far more tough on russia than the obama admin attrition and ma administration and --ticizing general mattis the senate judiciary committee chairman going so far as to say that he hopes the republican administration does more to prevent russia from getting involved in the 2018 midterms. vonnie: our thanks to kevin cirilli. banking onl ahead, the back -- we will get a look at hsbc and other u.k. lenders. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: live from new york, i'm vonnie quinn. nejra: from london, i'm nejra cehic. this is "bloomberg markets." a big week for u.k. banks. investors awaiting earnings from the region's top lenders. today, we heard from hsbc. swansong stuart gulliver hoped for. they missed estimates for fourth-quarter revenue and profi

. >> the united states team is causing excitement here. they were pre-grain underdogs -- pregame underdogs and now they have upset all predictions by winning this game. their play running them the first gold medal number one by u.s. team hockey. >> scholars explore the relationships between ronald reagan, george h.w. bush and mikael gorbachev during the end of the cold war. 1989en you look back to when bush comes in, and then you look at bush and gorbachev, from gorbachev's point of view, bush is not up to what reagan had been. >> watch american history tv every weekend on c-span3. c-span where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable -- cable television companies and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. >> on wednesday, congressional leaders announced an agreement on a two-year budget that would avert another government shutdown. house minority leader nancy pelosi has come out against the deal because it doesn't deal with daca immigration applicants. alyssa called at

. >>> the united states women's hockey team is coming home with a gold medal. the team beat canada. they had a dramatic tieing goal. the united states won in a shoot out. the goalie stopped canada's final shot to win the game. it happened 38 years to the day when the men's hockey team one the miracle on ice game. steph curry tweeted, we just beat canada on the ice, the olympic gold medal helped to boost the united states sto the highest standing in the medal count since the games started. norway is in the lead with a total of 35 medals, 14 of which are gold. >> i have a friend who is from canada who was mad this morning. >> the white house has announced that ivanka trump is going to south korea for the closing ceremonies to lead the united states delegation. the trip is to highlight the alliance with south carolina car. >>> the all star break is over and the warriors are getting back to business, they are playing the clippers, they got rest during the break and returned to track tuesday, -- practice tuesday, the team lost four of the past eight games but the pliers said they are stil

with the upcoming winter olympics, we are featuring the 1953 film "the read built -- >> the united states teams causing plenty of unexpected excitement here. they were underdogs, and now they have upset all predictions by winning this game, earning them the first gold medla by a u.s. team in hockey. announcer: at 8:00 p.m. eastern, scholars explore the relationships between presidents ronald reagan, george h.w. bush, and mikael gorbachev during the end of the cold war. >> when you look back at 1989, when push comes in, and you look at bush and gorbachev in 1990 and 1991, from gorbachev's point of view, bush is not measuring up to what reagan had been. announcer: watch american history tv every weekend on c-span3. announcer: as president trump met with supporters in the oval office, he briefly commented on the resignation of white house that secretary rob porter, who's been accused of domestic violence by his two ex-wives. >> do you have a comment on mr. porter? >> we wish him well. he worked very hard. i found out about it recently and i was surprised by it, but we certainly wish him well, obv

. >> and the united states team is causing plenty of unexpected excitement here. they were pregame underdogs, and now they've upset all predictions by winning this game with the russians. their play earning them the first gold medal ever won by a u.s. team in hockey. >> and at 8:00 p.m. eastern on the presidency, scholars explore the relationships between presidents ronald reagan, george h.w. bush, and russian leader gorbachev. >> when you look back at 1989, when bush comes in, and then you look at bush and gorbachev in '90 and '91, from gorbachev's point of view, bush is not measuring up to what reagan had been. >> watch american history tv every weekend on c-span3. >> announcer: c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. >> on tuesday, treasury secretary steve mnuchin testified before the house financial services committee about the financial stability oversight council's annual report and recent volatility in the sto

the united states team of 242 athletes is the largest delegation ever sent to a winter olympics, making japan's flag barer, the 45-year-old ski jumper has appeared in every winter olympics since the 1992 gamesing but he's still seeking his first gold. in all, 259 setses of medals will be given out to athletes in a record 102 events. >> pyeongchang. >> reporter: pyeongchang was named at the host back in 2011. since then, $13 billion has been spent to transform the remote ski resort into an international destination. that's about four times less than what the russian government spend to get ready for the 2014 games in sochi. it will cost sports fans too. wallet hub estimates a week-long trip to see the gapes will cost over 646 dollars. there's one more number to be aware of. 15,000. that's how many eggs were accidentally ordered by the norwegian teams' chefs. they really only wanted 1,500. it was a google translate error we're told and fortunately they were able to return the eggs. that's the good news. >> 15,000 eggs, anthony, is a lot of eggs. >> that is a lot of eggs. >> i'm glad they

. >> the united states team is causing plenty of unexpected excitement here. they were pregame underdogs and now, they've upset all predictions by winning this game with the russians. their play earning them the first gold medal ever won by a u.s. team in hockey. >> and at 8 p.m. eastern, presidency, scholars explore the relationships between ronald reagan, george h.w. bush and mickhail gorbachev at the end of the cold war. >> look at 1989 when bush comes in and look at bush and gorbachev in '90 and '91, from gorbachev's point of view, bush is not measuring up to what reagan had been. >> watch american history tv every weekend on c-span3. >> sunday night on after words, black lives matter co-founder patrice con-colors with the bo book, as we created black lives matter we knew, oh, we have to get people on board and interrupt when people try to co-op black lives matter so we spent a significant amount of the first year to make sure it wasn't co-opted andage chaing people that we love and artists to not say our lives matter, to not use it to say other communitie

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. >> the united states team is causing plenty of unexpected excitement here. they were pre-game underdogs and now they've upset all predictions by winning this game with the russians. their play earning them the first goal medal ever won by a u.s. team in hockey. and at 8:00 p.m. eastern on the presidency, scholars between the presidents ronald reagan, george h.w. bush and russian leader mikhail gorbachev during the end of the cold war. >> when you look back at 1989 when bush comes in and then you look at bush and gorbachev in '90 and '91, from gorbachev's point of view, bush is not measuring up to what reagan had been. >> watch american history tv every weekend on c-span3. >> sunday night on after words, black lives matter co-founder patrice colors, with her book "when they call you a terrorist," a black lives matter memoir. she is interviewed by author and journalist toure. >> as we created black lives matter we figured we have to get people onboard and we have to get people that co-op black lives matter and we spent a significant amount of the first year to

i doubt it will be recorded. >> compare this interview, mueller and his team and the president of the united states, compare that with the mueller team is doing right now as opposed to what congress in their respective investigations are doing. >> so it is a really good question. let me point out. this is something that practitioners within the intelligence community. if you remember back to 2004 with the wmd commission looking into intelligence in the run up to the iraq war. the charge baltimore intelligence was fixed to fit a certain conclusion. so that commission determined that there would be a seventh standards, first of all, for the intelligence community and nowadays, before an intelligence product can go out the door. it has to meet certain standards. it has to be objective, a-political, timely, it has to include all the relative intelligence viable a certain topic and meet certain standards. on top of that, it has to include alternative views. during the wmd commission, what are other people saying and all intelligence has to include that. if you look at the republican memo and what we mig

what team believes they're going to win the gold medal. united stateszone. one minute in, third period. 2-1, canada. the canada has won the last three games, defeating the u.s. in the gold medal game. canada beat the u.s. by the same score, 2-1, in pyeongchang one week ago. the puck has worked out to kacey bellamy. turnbull comes over for canada. now, haley irwin moves it to fast. now, it is turnbull in the u.s. zone. wide on bellamy. now, natalie spooner out of ohio state university. canada in the midst of a change. up to jacelyne. >> a little stickwork in there. >> the united states keeps it alive. puck deflects to the near boards. canada will move it ahead. clark sends the puck opposite corner. shots are 22-17 in favor of the united states. u.s. has had five power play opportunities. scoring in just one and u.s. is offsides. >> coming to the third period fitness is not a factor for either of these teams. they spend so much time together. >> so, that game will continue on nbcsn. high drama there. we're going to show you live here on nbc, mikaela shiff

moody has an issue with the united states olympic team. he says the team is too darn diverse. to hispanic and too gay. he wrote a column titled, "an olympics, let's focus on the winner of the race, not the race of the winner." unless it's changed overnight the motto of the olympics has been faster, higher, stronger. it appears the u.s. olympic committee would like to change it to darker, gayer, different. if your goal is to win medals. that won't work. apparently john moody likes his winter olympics like he likes his orthodontia, straight, white and all the same. why is he clutching his pearls in fear of team usa? out of 244 athletes on the team, two have had the courage to say openly and proudly that they are gay. two out of 244. as for the darker part of mr. moody's olympic fever dream, guess how many of the 244 athletes are african-american? ten. ten out of 244. so that's a grand total of 12 athletes in moody's darker, gayer and different nightmare. 12 out of 244. what really seems to have mr. moody swooning like an antebellum lady on a hot summer day is that the u.s. olymp

. >> the united states team has plenty of excitement here. they were pregame underdogs.ow, they upset all predictions by winning this. goldburns them the first medal ever won by a team in hockey. >> scholars explore the relationships between ronald reagan, george h w bush, and mckale gorbachev during the end of the cold war. >> we look back in 1989, you ink at bush and gorbachev 9091, bush is not measuring up to what reagan had then. >> watch american history tv. >> washington journal continues. host: joining me from new york is the syndicated columnist of the washington post. let me begin talking about the democrat republican budget deal. you said the republicans flip-flopped breathtakingly quickly on the budget deficit. time, for a very long supposes underpinning of the republican party was about conservatism. they were going to reduce deficits, pay down the debt, have a balanced budget amendment in the constitution. of thishis huge wave particular motivation in the republican party in 2009 and 2010 with the tea party. it was all about reducing debt. now, we are going

the team whose best athletes had to sit out this round because of doping. the united states has the biggest team competing in the game. so what the hay? what gives? how can we make team usa great again? joining me is brian kilmeade. it used to be called "kilmeade and friends." now it's call? >> the brian kill need show. i started at fox, i was hired to be a full-time sports guy, but that didn't work out, i wasn't too good. kennedy: the jowive now allows you to keep your eye on sports and culture. we love seeing the gold medals stack up. the problem the athletes aren't getting the training and support they need? >> up until 1976 we used to tell athletes if you are really good get yourself a body suit and practice on your own and see if you qualify. now we give them everything. it just happens to be a year where we only have 11 medals. we are behind france and norway. we have 23 million people and only 10 medals. that's only -- is it about how you play the game or about winning? kennedy: it's about winning because you play the game well. >> the there isn't a lot of -- every ye

somebody on jamaican bob sled ding used to be part of the united states team and my grandfather can isia it seem like pick a country. go one. >> suspicious. good stuff as always thank you very much. get some sleep. all right let's take a look at the futures for you before we open up under five minutes dow up 74 points s&p 500 up half a percent same story on the nasdaq. we'll get to the opening on wall street could it be another volatile day. we'll see, next. all right ten seconds before we get on to another trading day wild ride yesterday we shut up after fed minute and said wait a minute bonds started rising markets sold up. here we go and we are up. on this thursday. monday was a close day for some out of back but are from the outset the dow up 68 points, 70 points, and we get back to 25,000 in the early going we're at 24-t873. on the dow as you look at stock tots left most in the green some unchanged a few in the red. but overall we're on the up, up 91 points now. 24,8 0 let's take a look at the s&p 500 underway the s&p slightly down. half a percent is that right down 14 point to 27

. >> the united states team is causing plenty of unexpected excitement here. they were pregame underdogs and now they've upset all predictions by winning this game with the russians. their play earning them the first gold medal ever won by a u.s. team in hockey. >>> and at 8:00 p.m. eastern on the "the presidency" collschola compare the relationships during the end of the cold war. >> when you look back at 1989 when bush comes in and look at bush and gorbachev in 91s is, from gorbachev's pint of view, bush is not -- >> watch american history tv every weekend on c-span3. >>> a house committee held a hearing yesterday on how the pentagon investigates misconduct by senior officers and leaders in the military. the inspectors general of the army, navy, air force and marine corps testified. colorado congressman mike coffman chaired the hearing. >> this subcommittee hearing is called to order. i want to welcome everyone to this morning's military personnel subcommittee hearing. the purpose of today's hearing is to receive testimony from the department of defense in t

. >> the united states team is causing plenty of unexpected excitement here. they were pregame underdogs and now they've upset all predictions by winning this game with the russians. their play earning them the first gold medal ever won by a u.s. team in hockey. >>> and at 8:00 p.m. eastern on the "the presidency" collschola compare the relationships during the end of the cold war. >> when you look back at 1989 when bush comes in and look at bush and gorbachev in 91s is, from gorbachev's pint of view, bush is not -- >> watch american history tv every weekend on c-span3

harvey, casey keenan and breakfast housekeeper the third straight winter olympics the united states women's hockey teamminutes, gigi marvin puts them on the board. later, makes it pretty nothing. a one timer on the power play. advances to the gold-medal game against canada. norway continues to hold a large advantage. canada's third. a russian curler who hope to in 18 months at home failing a doping test still be olympic athletes from russia. one more medals in the united states 11-10. cheryl: another possible russian doping scandal. >> who needs dope to curl? lauren: i can see the people chiming in on twitter. curling is a sport. thank you, jared. you can catch jared sports reports on fox news headlines 20 for seven that sirius xm channel one third team. cheryl: we've got a lot more even though its president day. investors in europe are open for business. the cues about what will happen when our markets open tomorrow we are going to london straightahead. "fbn:am." [hero] i'll take my chances. cheryl: european stocks under pressure after they opened higher. kris higher. chris b. chen, chief analyst join

think they are a yes or no answers that the mission on national mission teams under dod cyber strategy against the united states have quote significant consequences. is that accurate? >> yes. the russia's -- >> although, if i could, i would phrase it, that's an accurate for cyber, we don't have to down to the team level but i understand what you are saying sir. >> to steal information from candidates legal parties and misinformation and social media to break into state election board networks of significant through national security? >> certainly successful. yes. >> do you agree with the d dnicoate testimony that they will continue with strategic objectives unless they face clear repercussions? >> yes, sir, that's my testimony as well in the hearing. >> is russia interfering with public elections? >> i believe they are. >> i aside from a presidential finding are there any other organizations other than the cyber command cyber mission forces that have the authority and capability to disrupt russian election hacking operations where they originate? and does the fbidhs or states private sector have such authority

the united states team is carving out plenty of excitement here.re underdogs, and now they have upset all predictions by winning this game of the russians. earning them the first gold medal ever won by a u.s. team in hockey. >> at 8:00 p.m. eastern on the presidency, scholars explore the relationships between presidents ronald reagan and gorbachev at the end of the cold war. >> if you look back in 1989 when bush comes then, and you look at bush and gorbachev in 1990 and 1991, from gorbachev's point of view, bush is not measuring up to what reagan had been. >> much american history tv every weekend on c-span3. sunday night on afterwards, blacklists matter cofounder patrice with her book "when eight -- when they call you a terrorist." as we created black lives matter, we know -- we knew that we had to get people on board and interrupt what people try to co-opt. we spent a significant time ensuring what a co-op is, challenging people in our own movement, people we love, cannot say our lives matter or other communities matter, but to really focus on bl

seoul at the presidential blue house only the united states and north koreans were expected to be in the room and the hope was according to the pence team that the united states with use this as an opportunity to convey a face to face to kim jong sr the quote maximum pressure kind of policy that the united states plans to continue exerting on north korea unless it denuclearize is bear in mind north korea likely cancel about meeting because it was upset that earlier that week pence had said that the toughest round of economic sanctions sanctions were coming to north korea said that he wouldn't allow the north korean propaganda to whitewash their murderous regime and he met with north korean defectors still ahead on al-jazeera. we have to do more to protect our children and they wake up for the florida school shooting us president response of the proposal on gun control. has families torn apart venezuelans make desperate choices for order to survive a deepening economic crisis. by the sky knowing the range and harbor or off the coast of the italian riviera. hello there we've seen some heavy rain over parts of the middle east recently the

seoul at the presidential blue house only the united states and north koreans were expected to be in that room and the hope was according to the pence team that the united states would use this as an opportunity to convey a face to face to kim jong un sr the quote maximum pressure kind of policy that the united states plans to continue exerting on north korea unless it denuclearize is bear in mind north korea likely cancel about meeting because it was upset that earlier that week pence had said that the toughest round of economic sanctions sanctions were coming to north korea said that he wouldn't allow the north korean propaganda to whitewash their murderous regime and he met with north korean defectors. well u.s. president donald trump has called for a ban on bomb stocks that's a device that allows a semiautomatic rifle to fire at the rate of a machine god. florida school shootings sparked renewed debate on gun control like and safety advocates say it's only the bare minimum of what the government should do to prevent mattia things i did to castro has more. the bomb stocks of deadly threat was witnessed in october when a gunman used th

team. gina kim reports from pyeongchang on the final night of kcompetition. >> united states of america. >> those were words the men's curling team did not expect to hear when they started this journey. in one of these games biggest comeback stories, the team had to win four straight games just to get to their final gold medal match against sweden. >> i can't fathom we did what we did last week to get where we are. we're in shock as much as we are eyeing advantage ka trump looked on, kyle mack flipped and twisted his way to silver. >> red gerard took fifth place. >> ester ledecka became the first woman to win gold in two sports. gina kim, nbc news. >> tonight at 8:00, you can watch the final night of competition in south korea. then, don't miss the closing ceremonies tomorrow night at 8:00, right here on nbc10. now to a developing story, nbc news has learned three florida sheriff's deputies remained outside marjory stoneman douglas school during the shooting. nbc news does not know the reason they remained outside. a school resource officer quit after he did not enter the school and was out

canada versus the united states was another close one with the teams level at 202 going into a fit enden the stone from americans gave canada a 5—2 lead, and it proved too big a deficit to make up. the canadians took it 6—4. there was also ski jumping on thursday with the qualifying round of the men's normal hill competition. simon amundrud qualified in 10th place ahead of the final. a row has erupted in the american camp after speed skater shani davis said team officials acted "dishonourably" by tossing a coin to decide who'd carry the flag at the opening ceremony. luge slider erin hamlin — who's competing in herfifth and final games — was selected to be the usa's flag bearer, ahead of davis. they were tied at four votes each after an athlete from each of the usa's eight winter sports federations held a ballot on wednesday. it then went to the toss of a coin, as agreed. but davis — who's also competing in his fifth winter olympics — isn't happy. he was the first black athlete to win an individual winter gold in turin in 2006, and retained his 1000 metres title in vancouver four years

work so hard to become the best with no guarantee of financial reward representing the united states obviously on team and just getting to talk to them has been a real privilege for all of us here at cnbc i'm wrapping up our week of coverage here. andrew arrived earlier to night local time he walked up you can see him there as he arrived in olympic park. and he'll be taking over starting on worldwide exchange after the long weekend on tuesday. i'll see you guys back on set on tuesday. >> carl, what's the one thing going on next week that maybe you wish you were going to still be there for what are we looking forward to >> obviously it's going to be some alpine skiing lindsey vonn and mikaela shiffrin has a couple other chances to win multiple golds. so that's the thing. you either come for two weeks which is a long stretch or you got to pick a week and watch the rest from home so we look forward to doing that too. >> all right carl, have a great trip back >> safe travels. >> appreciate your work over there. >> see you soon. >> take care >> looking forward to having carl back and the entire team, amazi

united states attorney. minnesota is one of the districts that features a team focused on the human trafficking problem in the district. without further ado, i would like to turn it over to u.s. attorney booker. [applause] greg booker: thank you all for -- it was seven below zero in minneapolis, it was warmer outside out here. thank you for the introduction and thank you all for participating in this very important summit, sponsored by the attorney general. i am here to talk about an issue that my office is deeply committed to and that the department of justice has placed such a priority on, prosecuting human trafficking. it is timely this summit comes at the end of human trafficking awareness month and two days away from a super bowl in my home state of minnesota. i would like to take this opportunity to highlight trends in prosecutions in my federal district as well as discuss some of the proactive work being done by minnesotans in preparation for that super bowl on sunday. as we all know in this room, sex trafficking is a market-driven enterprise. empirical data show major sporting events like a super bowl

united states attorney. minnesota is also as we heard, one of the districts that team focused on human trafficking in the district. and now, i would like to turn it over to u.s. attorney brooker. thank youey brooker: for having me today. it was negative seven degrees in minneapolis, and it is a little warmer out right here. thank you, richard for the introduction, and thank you all for participating in this important segment sponsored by br attorney general. ioo am pleased here to talk about an issue that my office, the u.s. attorney's office for the district of minnesota, is deeply committed to. as the department of justice has --ed such a priority on prosecuting human trafficking. it is timely that this summit comes at the end of human , twoicking awareness month days away from the super bowl in my home state of minnesota. i would like to take this opportunity to highlight trends in prosecutions in my district, as well as discuss some of the proactive work that is being done by minnesotans, in preparation for the super bowl on sunday. as we all know in this room, sex trafficking is -- big enterprisea and data s