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. >> thank you very much, chairman shuster. even the ranking member defazio is not here, i will also knowledge him. members of the committee, thank you for then opportunity to testify today. as you've heard, infrastructuren is indeed the most is, flexible and dynamic in the world. it is a key factor in product dignity and our economic growth. and yet, as we've all heard and experienced, the challenges are everywhere with respect to surface transportation, traffic delays costing nearly $160 billion annually. about one quarter of our nation's bridges are structurally, which does not mean they are unsafe payment bridges are in safely shut down immediately. structurally deficient means we have toen monitor them more closely on a more regular basis. more than 20% over nation's roads are in poor conditions and the transportation needs of rural america, which account for disproportionately high percentage of our nation's highway fatalities have been ignored for too long and that is why over the past year amongst all of the other agend

flight from dhaka missed the runway katmandu airport and bust into flames in a field nearby sabina shuster reports. seventy one passengers and crew were on the flight from takata gottman who were witnesses report seeing the turboprop flying extremely low abort its landing and then turning to land again from the other end of the runway after narrowly missing other aircraft on the ground it crashed down a slope at the side of the runway and burst into flames. fire engines ambulances and security personnel rushed to the wreckage inside the airport paramita. some passengers managed to break a window and scrambled out almost on skates others were pulled free and taken to hospital many of the dead were charred beyond recognition nepal's from minister visited the scene. this is a terrible accident from what i understand from the airport officials the plane was in difficult position but the pilot did not ask for emergency landing and tries to land it into this fatality but we offer our condolences to the government and the people. the airlines chief executive in bonn that they she is blaming air t

wilson for five minutes. >> thank you, chairman shuster, for holding this important hearing. welcome back, madam secretary. as you know, u.s. seaports are economic engines that drive growth for the nation. u.s. seaports activity generates more than $320 billion a year in federal, state, and local revenue. could you please address how the president's infrastructure plan will help seaports continue to grow and support the nation's economy? specifically how it will help facilitate the modernization of the nation's shipping channels. >> the ports are part of the infrastructure. so they are a part of the proposals that will be address by the local and state governments. we're not -- so they're not excluded. >> okay. so you plan to fund projects that have received no allocations of federal funds to date that put forth their own money as they partnered with cities and states like the dredge in miami? >> the budgets for the transportation department will still be ongoing. so whatever monies are there for highways, transit, rail, ports, are still there. it's the infrastructure money i

forty six to the shuster thirty or only that his own. and as sad as it is that some of the judges. i did as who called in and i think. for example jet at nasa. it. is caught on tape taking bribes coups so you can imagine that implications are huge for the country was a gentler sam is one of gone his most senior judges sitting in the high court and dealing with the most important cases. when an ass is on the cover team came across him he was trying for men. they were accused of stealing over a hundred and fifty thousand dollars from garner's national oil company. to get access to a judge like this they first had to winnow rees clark in this case a man called gabriel. will play the middleman. you want me bastable jed's. of course as you can see we give him his share match what he takes it. and us wanted to find out whether they could pay to get one of the accused off the bone to the clark worked he got i mean to see the charge. the amount of money needed to tim senior judges like this is no small a nurse says that this judge wanted around three thousand dollars more than a month's sa

because you had these great female writers like ann beatts and marilyn miller and rosie shuster, butn belushi didn't want to do sketches written by women. >> i like sirloin steak, i like american food. don't push me, i mean it! >> john used to regularly ask for the women to be fired on the show, because chicks just weren't funny. >> awful! awful! couldn't be worse! >> really enough to make you want to puke your guts out. >> it was an uphill battle. lauren used to come around to me and rosy and say, so what have you got for the girls? we felt an obligation to cover them since the men didn't write that much for them. [ laughing ] >> but, seriously. >> they started to write more for gilda, because gilda was very outgoing. and you know, she was more of a proven laugh getter. >> no! >> when i saw gilda radner, my mind was blown. she was really magnetic. she committed it to so hard and she wasn't afraid to not be dainty with her character work. >> what is that bewitching scent you're wearing? >> vicks vaporub. >> there was never a moment when you thought, wait a second, these women don't d

that they can play with some of the sport's big guns like england india and australia but a subpoena shuster reports from katmandu the new status hasn't stopped allegations of corruption and political interference. hundreds of fans wait outside government to airport to get a glimpse of their favorite stars and powers national cricket team arrived home on monday evening from zimbabwe after winning one day international status and i'm looking forward to playing the giants of the one day game such as india england and australia. this comes with a lot of responsibility we have to improve our game and if infrastructure is built on the next six months to a year we can plan and move ahead it's time the government gives priority to cricket. the path to one day international state as has been a rocky one for the nepalis the players are talented but the sports administrators are plagued by allegations of mismanagement political interference and corruption involving embezzled funds all that caused the world governing body international cricket council to suspend cricket association of the past two year

me and john shuster. >> jimmy: of course. >> tyler didn't try out.r a year and did really well. won the u.s. nationals and then they were like, "join our team." so it was pretty great. >> jimmy: how does it feel, though, when you're actually playing? when you're actually in the game? or do you know that -- do you feel the pressure that you're at the olympics? or does it feel like just a a normal match? >> it just feels like a normal curling game. honestly. like, we're used to it. you know? we used to -- >> jimmy: but were you reading the press or were you getting calls and texts on your phone, like -- "dude, you're blowing up. you guys are everywhere." >> yeah. [ light laughter ] it's really surreal when all of that attention starts coming in. because we're used to playing in front of, like, 40 or 50 people. so -- [ laughter ] there's more people here right now than we ever see in audience back home. so. >> jimmy: there's more people here at "the tonight show." >> you guys should come to our games when we play at home. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimm

in the poor so they are disproportionate with india getting far more than its fair share so by the shuster has more from the dallas our district of the all. john there should be others cannot afford to live off his land he has half an acre and if he had enough water he says he would never have to buy food again but just fifty meters away there is water it is a common project to build for agriculture more than forty years ago and meant to serve both nepal and india. when the come along irrigation project was complete officials from nepal and india had a grand ceremony use the water they said but how are we supposed to use the water it went straight to india the water flows past but there are no channels that feed the farmlands yeah dave has to use a diesel pump to access water at around four dollars an hour yeah that says the land here is for a time and could produce cash crops but without a ready supply of water it is impossible many people have to look outside nepal for work the other and both his sons work does labors in saudi arabia i'm standing here on the embankment off the river down

john landsteiner and john shuster and tyler george and matt hamilton.n the new york stock exchange. >> for me the bell at the stock exchange. my wife is starting a career as an f.a. it is awesome how my team let me do that. they said you lead us off every game. you can lead off the bell for the day. >> cool. >> everyone keeps saying you have to make a movie about this team. team rejects. not the rejects anymore. somebody has to make a movie. believe it or not, a potential movie poster out there. you want to know who plays each of you? >> i want to see. >> there it is. >> jason schwartzman and brendan frazer, will arnett and ryan gosling. now, you are known for your mustache. are you going to shave that off? >> i'll keep it. it's too handsome. >> you guys all have day jobs? tyler, i know you actually own a liquor store? >> yeah. >> it is on your twitter handle. buy booze from me. do you go back to the liquor store? >> is this my free plug? up in duluth. come by. we will go back when all this stuff ends. we are just spotting in days when we can at our job

. >> the book will be published by simon and shuster, a division of cbs on sale in may and the thinkingaduation gift. >> there you go. >> one of my favorite things we do here. i think those are always so well done and so revealing. peggy whitson did hers in space and then again on the ground. >> and she talked about -- >> single one message life is long, don't overdo it. >> that's right. >> peggy talked about her father in her message too which brought a tear to my eye and so many of us as well. the #metoo movement may have an impact on actor bill cosby's new trial. cbs news legal analyst rikki klieman in the toyota green room. ahead, whether this national movement could sway the judge in >>> coming up, >>> coming up public transportation gets a 21st century make-over in texas. >> virtual bus stops at the touch of an app. why the city got rid of buss for ride sharing. could that be the future of moving its citizens. that's ahead on "cbs this morning." that is ahead on "cbs this that is ahead on "cbs this morning." this sprinon even the grimiest messes that is ahead on "cbs this morning.

men's curling team john shuster and joe polo, thank you. >> congratulations >> thank you >> i want tosk you in pyeongchang, you are on the brink of elimination and the story goes, you win and had a moment outside the venue, what do you say to yourself >> it is literally sitting there looking and being like taking like the moment. this is silly or stupid that i could be having a bad time being in such an amazing place wh when i come back tomorrow, i make sure i join the moment with these guys >> you guys never lost after that >> no, we had the perfect scenario and we played the top team in the world and we had nothing to lose and we carried that through the rest of the week >> can you explain the dynamic of what makes a curler because all the dads here thinking i can do that. >> flexibility and pfinesse and good team work >> is there a lot of upper core strength >> what's a good work out regiment >> curling is about being able to recover and ready to go 100% in about 30 seconds of after a minute break we do a lot of inner training and the core definitely, we put in the time at the gym