all right. down. we have a lot to show you and we're going to go upstairs, also. let me get right by you, jim. we'll go upstairs. because tori woodill is in the house. oh, one more win. and there is tori upstairs. all right. >> hey, you look good, that famous jacket, top notch. >> i'll be right up. >> i'll be right up. all right. you're on tv. one more win. are you ready? are you excited for the game? >> i'm very excited and we're going to win. >> enough said. enough said. >> parade -- >> don't talk about the parade yet. let's win sunday night. then we'll talk about the parade. thank you, dear. than is hey i'm brian from maryland, how are you doing. >> and who do you have here, your son? >> my nephew, brandon. >> brandon, good to see you. you ready? >> we're ready. today we're doing crab fries, tonight we'll trust the processer, the sixers game sunday, we will trust the eagles to bring one more win back to philadelphia. >> that's it, that's what all of the fans are talking about. all right. i'm

the time by all. in america a college degree requires a great deal. paying a decade's long debt. studying so hard and requires strongest. going through humiliation to enter an elite society. and paci into debt sometimes quite literally. want other true colors of universities in the us. please. apply for many clubs over the years so i know the game inside guides. football isn't only about what happens on the pitch for the final school it's about the passion from the fans it's the age of the super money just kill you narrowness and spending student twenty million one fly a. book it's an experience like nothing else not to because i want to share what i think of what i know about the beautiful guy but great so one more chance for. the face of this minute. i. shall miss lucian amused by smelling him. to sneeze at this thing in the room with this stuff which is really none of the new clothes she's a. little bit softer and you just almost try and look. at her don't promise to gather some are done in all ser

>> all every them. >> all of them is good. hi, guys. >> high. >> i have to say, you're pretty bundled up. you look a little -- >> we have a blank net here. >> blanket in there. do you have smacks for the little guy. >> lots of smacks, lot of water. >> okay. >> and i think if we go over here, hi, how are you? >> just down from media, go eagles, yo. >> you know you have to switch out the hat. >> i know. >> i'm sure there will be some vendors. but this is the place to be. look at this. this is where you can fly eagles fly ♪ fly eagles fly ♪ >> i think you came right at the right time. >> what's going on? >> hi, carson wentz. >> ya! >> so, this is the place to be i just lot my thing that tells me everything. go eagles, amazing day. >> oh, yes, just got down here with our fans, got dropped off by my mother-in-law, ready for the whole festivities. >> dropped off by mother-in-law. high five. thank you. >> from one jenny to the next, that would be jenny joyce. >> at the 69th street transportation center in upper darby. >> good morning

we can all middle of the room sick. room i mean real news. welcome to cross like where all things are considered i'm peter lavelle to remind you we're discussing fake news media. let me go back to charles in new york not that i feel sorry for him but you know what's the situation and i'm talking about the mainstream media the corporate mainstream media is that they're so invested in this story that they can actually turn back i mean this is the problem they've built up this imaginary world where they're hiding under their beds at night with the light on it they actually i believe that they do believe it's real because of their ideological blindness and hatred and they've gotten so used to it that it has to it has to somehow succeed i mean look at rachel maddow do you use ever see her going on her program and say we were wrong and we i apologize to my viewers that ain't going to happen under any circumstances whatsoever because it will go further and further up the chain you know luis mention is lunatic you know if the new york times or the gu

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start school all over again? four more. >> take the four years. >> ever ' been doing a lot of junior college lately, community college re lake shims. >> listen, mike yours not a player. you just crush a lot. >> speaking of music, which you kind of (paisley park last night. >> unforgettable experience, i went with jenn fred and mike, so we pull up outside and it wasn't what i was expecting. i've seen pictures of it, but it looks like complex, gets all wide kinds of box i then you go in filled with clocks and imagination so things, still a picture from the outside, and even though it is white, at night it light up purple. >> yes. >> so there is some purple put in there. >> okay. >> so -- >> but it does kind of looks office complexee. you had no idea what was going on? >> kind of how we wanted, supposed to be his world, you know what i mean? so once we got inside it was kind of shocking because they do have his ashes there, able to go and pay respects, so casino every like typical your honor, they built print symbol

thank you for all you do. in conclusion, i'm reminded of danica romm last month and how she talked about focusing on the boring stuff rather than her identity as a transgender woman. please pass this historic legislation. not only for women, the transgender, gender-varying intersect community and disabled community, but so i can focus on nuts and bolts issues for the health of s.r.o. tenants as part of my task force. thank you very much. >> thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. my name is claire. the mayor's co-sponsoring this bill and i'm here to share our support of this ordinance. and the support of all gender restrooms and s.r.o.s and hotels. as shared earlier, u.s. data has found that 59% of transgender respondents avoid bathrooms because they're afraid of harassment. every year, 14% of transgender people are harassed or assaulted when going to the restroom. all gender facilities address these concerns by being accessible to all people, regardless of gender or accessibility. in san

i have the end of all the school to myself i didn't want all and said it was all the strategical. the whole document would fall to much not just. california. postponed. possible mobs as a result. the problem turns out to be serious as it's the gearbox that's leaking. the van will start again but more problems lie ahead. for the animals eventually catch up to the van. thank. you thank. you very much crews have all been there not exactly how about we were through with you or your drivers you did you guys. are. right about there. is no the moving out of the middle of the car was not a lot of doing. if an animal breaks a leg it will slow down the entire migration and it will have to be put down. oh no just. want to quote a story no. it's one of them pulls out something good don't let the thought of. crossing frozen rivers is one of the trickiest parts of the journey for both man and beast. i don't know what the book is a little talk about. one hundred dollars or whatever because all that stuff but we just thought. pronto about that on the phone but. the day is spent chasing after the.

oh and welcome to cross talk where all things are considered peter lavelle is the day of reckoning coming will the liberal corporate media ever own up to their dismal and even dishonest coverage of what is called russia gate there is growing evidence the media are at the very center of this fake scandal. crosstalk in the fake news media i'm joined by my guest charles or tell in new york he is a private investor and writer as well as the host of the podcast show sunday with charles also in new york we have don de bar he's an anti-war activist and host of a daily radio program and in london we have garri he is the director of eurasia future all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want let me go to adam first thing in london adam if i didn't know better watching the cable network news i would have thought that it is a. series of very bad series that should have been cancelled probably after it's pilot but no it's goes on and on and on and has no reflection to reality let's take for example the indictment of thirteen russians i looked at the c.n.n.

the dollars they get and take all the cheap goods. and they kept the dollar support as support of the dollar use to be that way right is that breaking apart oh yeah bad badly my wife kimmie is an english major so you know here's the thing if you think about our money and it is as if. michelle your wife's not here it's exactly right i was here but she's busy outside so i can just rip the grow your grammar all we want are just bad yeah not bad or bad all right so if you think about a friend of mine had a has a daughter and four years ago she came to daddy i thought you said santa claus brings the presents so when he does wives why do they all say made in china four years ago up to today used to be about made in china and we were buying their cheap goods now as they become the largest consumer market in the world is about made for china so all this rhetoric from the trunk ins about how we're going to start a trade war no chance the big. market in the world is china to send our goods to they now buy more oil from us than anybody else it's

breed: all right, all right. it's time for a real celebration, and let me start by saying that galileo is always making history. when i went to galileo, with tyrell and dari, and i don't have any glasses on, so i can't see anyone else back there, but it was the first time in the history of the city and county of san francisco that there was ever a threepeat, where we won turkey day three years in a row. first time in the history. no one, no one has ever broken that record. galileo is known for always having an incredible football team. and i was there turkey day when you guys beat mission. now i love all the kids, but mission's basketball team was here a couple years ago, and i had to give it to them because they were the first to bring a basketball state champion to san francisco, and the galileo lions are the first to bring a state championship to san francisco. [applause] >> the hon. l. breed: thanks to the leadership of coach huynh, who is a lot older than i am, but we went to galileo at the same time, a at s

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it's all here.ere. 13 miles broad street is philadelphia' longest straight away it runs north to south right through the heart of the city and it just so happens to wind up down by lincoln financial field. it may only be 100 feet wide, but we'll find a way to make room for everyone. >> serious props to the eagles social media team on this one. the team tweeted this video to get us excited about thursday's parade. man, it work. some chills seriously here. we've been cheering with you all season long. we are not going to stop now. all day parade coverage kicks off thursday with our "good day philadelphia" team. we're picking up the baton keeping it going all the way to 6:30 p.m. thursday is going to be a party and fox 29 will not let you miss a single second of it. you know, details are starting to come in about that parade of champions. let's get up to speed as we said the parade is thursday. skyfox flew over the route starting in south philly at broad and patison going up to ben franklin to the art

all three of them.e raised them to be independent thinkers, to climb their own mountains, to not be afraid to speak up and disagree with us. so he knows their comments are honest, and sometimes hard-hitting. and their praise is a sincere. he values their opinions above all. because my job, as we all know, is to keep him humble. [laughter] so i do not always give him all this positive feedback. [laughter] number three, you may not know this about him, mike pence is a cartoon artist. ohhh. pence: in moscow, he drew the weekly cartoon, it was called law school "dayze." dayze was the main character, a law student fashioned after years truly, mike pence. for his graduation present i took all of those cartoons and i put them in a book, so we have a book of all of his cartoons. when i was teaching second grade, leased to have my students over for dinner in small groups and he would draw a character, a caricature of each one of them before they left a that evening. number four, what would mike pence buy if he c

thank you. -- over all survival. thank you. >> i made sure if there was an event, if they could not attend, we had money set aside for those who could not pay for it. all shows are not free. it requires a lot of money to rent for costumes and pay for set designs. the majority of that does come from the... i want to state that not only does being a part of the shows and a part of the academic and being a part of drama, being a part is not only taking time to present the craft you are passionate about. it is about involving people. at my high school, i participated in 7 performances. it was a large part of my life. my mom came to help with shows, helping with hair and makeup. and when she passed away this summer, the first thing i was surrounded with my family. i was five hours away from san francisco, they made sure i was already. asking when i came back if there was anything i need. drama is not only where i express myself for a career. i met amazing people who have become family to me. and so after my first show, i

risky risks and i think all the. turkish government an army has a big clause that does not mean that this operation is going to stop turkish government. express that it is the terminations. races and i mean how long can this feasibly go on for. i think this is a open process turkey doesn't set a date turkey said that as long as this terrorist organization occupied this region turkey is going to continue it is operation so this is an open process and it is an open operation. i mean a but definitely this operation is not going to be very short it is good it takes very long time all indication shows that this operation is going to take very long time m l what do you think this means for taking clearly this is a setback how big a setback is it. for turkey this isn't an end of writable war jane and it is a must that they go to c.n.n. to occupy other's land the anchor all was that they don't fix fixate their eyes onto any other soil and they don't have any intention to stay there they already had the two thousand and sixte

nunes: as you all know, we represent, all of us who are in congress, we represent constituents. i get this, not because of all of you and all the things that i have done, but it is because of the people who allow me to do that. so, i would just like to say thank you again to all of you, but especially to my constituents, who sent me back to washington. the people of san joaquin valley, who as i said just a little earlier, we have been on the frontlines of this fight, and it is really an honor for our region of california to be recognized. thank you so much for this award. thank you. [applause] host: i cannot think of a more appropriate way to say thank you to all of you, to and cpac 2018, with awarding a man with a prize for freedom. thank you all so much. >> here on c-span this morning, washington journal is next. just before 10:00 a.m., >> coming up on today's "washington journal," david brody talks about his new book on president trump's faith. and then a debate on gun control and other issues with michael smerconish from serious xm and joins us fromg florida to discuss the s

coming to you from the mall of america we've about telling you all week there's all kind of events happening here and what's happening right now you hear a little behind me and the eagles are having a little bit of team party down at the amusement park behind me. i have to tell you the patriots have their party last night and they're having more fun. you can just tell by kind of the crowd's reaction down there. this is my hot take for the night. listen, eagles fans are arriv arriving in mass for the weekend and we caught up with some of them at the airport. 'we caught up with them in downtown minneapolis. got news they're all wearing green and easy to spop spot. we talked to people from plymouth meeting, south jersey, delaware, and they all have one thing in common they feel good about the birds' chances on sunday. >> absolutely, this is our year. all that's going on we are going to do. it this is our year. it's a repeat. and we're going to win it. >> what's your gut for surprised. what do you think. >> win. >> it's a win. >> win. >> what do you think about all this? >> it's so fun and so gr

all right.g >> it is nick foles number nine. that is because, he is the mvp there we go, yeah, eagles number nine, my goodness, it really did happen. 38 degrees. 17-mile an hour winds feels like 29, your wind chill this morning. it is a chilly within for sure but buddy has been in all of his eagles gear, everybody is just so darn excited. nothing on radar. most of the wind chills in the 20's but 15 in reading, 16 in lancaster, 19 in pottstown. so yeah, it will stay chilly, blustery, mix of sun and cloud , high of 34. down into the 20's tonight with increasing cloud, and we will pick the best weather day for the parade, which will probably have nothing to do when the parade actually happens but that is your seven day forecast coming up, bob kelly, lots of folks parade nothing and out of his location in bensalem this morning. bagels and soup with bob. >> good morning from bensalem. >> wow. >> we are celebrating our eagles super bowl victory here , with all of the kids, the parents, everybody comin

i cannot in all good honesty and all good faith just look the other way because my party is now complicit in the deficits but really toys blame both parties. we have... >> it is unclear, it is unclear if the house will pass budget. house speaker nancy pelosi has been asking paul ryan to promise immigration measure to protect dreamers so a vote in the house could happen at any point now, karen and thomas. >> all right, thank you. we are closely watching that situation developing there in washington. we appreciate it. all of the ramifications are in our neck of the woods as well. >>> curiosity, landing the kid in the claw. >> you have to see this one. this is determination, a boy's toy story turning into an all out, rescue. we will show you closer in a moment. >>> also, grab your platform, they have been rumored to do this for a decade but it is happening, spice girls reunion is coming and what day it will be coming to our neck of the wood. >>> contain your excitement, bob kelly. >> tell me what you want what you really want. 4:12. disabled tractor trailer near street road. we will check th

people are all happy. so i've gotten an chance to enjoy some of the cool stories, like this gentleman, good morning, tell us your name. >> my name is barry wattman. >> this was your long time eagles fan, but important to you why? >> this is for my father. he died about seven years ago, seven and a half years ago, and he was a big eagles fan. we were watching games every sunday and there would be times if the game was at 1:00 we wouldn't go out to dinner until it was over. so, you know, this is really important for me and my son. i wish he was here with me. he would definitely be at the parade. and i mean, he's so happy for the eagles, so proud. finally a first championship. you know, this is really great for him and my family. >> and if it meant getting up little early, getting on transportation, didn't matter to you. that's just a positive energy today? >> yes, yes. just i can't -- i have no words for it. it is amazing, the eagles did a great job this year, with our carson wentz, and nick foles was the ma

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without cloud computing, you could not have all the apps and all the, you know, all the programs that are running. more so of the creating that we do here, mapping, digital assistant and all the things are going to the cloud, and the cloud is able to process at such a big scale that you don't have the device to be a supercomputer all the time because you have a finite amount of energy if you cannot do everything here. and so the cloud is able to see access to all these devices and do a much better process of centralizedded computing. so because of the cloud modeled together, they form an unbeatable pair. and then the obvious is the next evolution of 4g today, 5g would mean higher bandwidth, lower latency, right, and better quality of service operating. and that's par for the course, isn't it? i mean, mankind innovation, things have to get faster and better because more data's going to come by, right? .. . >> guest: there's so much coming in. and it's no surprise that you need to have-- >> and you've mentioned this, that so much data coming in, does it get lost? >> well, i look at it t

>> all right.hool? you look forward coming to school. >> yes, most of the time. >> all right. my meanest teacher, made us do chores like pick up dry cleaning. do you want to sing again? that's why we're here. >> yes! >> all right. so, they're going to sing, because you requested it, mike by the way, you see these things, mike? we pulled some things from your desk, and i was looking a at some of the stuff, a conversation about what the kids found under the microscopes from items found on your desk, all right, hit it, girls. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> what it fakes for to you learn. i still had to learn the books of the bible. still sing the song to learn them, sticks with us, i love it, love to see teachers doing that. what did you say, mike? >> proof it. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> do you really want me to go through all of them? >> that's fine. recreating lover scenes on a day like today because it is allbout that? so we've done some great movie moment, make you think about love and feel love. how about this on

if you could all take your seats, and we will get started -- >> all right. i'm theis mark, president of the congressional institute. welcome to the 2018 congress of tomorrow retreat. [applause] a couple of quick announcements.

of these things peter struck his girlfriend and all these things with andy's office and all that there's nothing about russia they're absolutely zip go ahead james. that's have sure a little really right what we're really talking about i think the key word here is conspiracy there was a conspiracy with and organs of the of the federal government particularly the f.b.i. i understand there's some reference to the cia in this memo as well we'll have to see if it's in there or not but i think if you look at the hysteria with which the democrats have been opposing release of this memo and also the distraction that the media has been pursuing to take away the attention of this memo if you go to the three networks or m s n b c or or c.n.n. they don't lead with talk about this memo they talk about trump once thought about firing muller it's the saturnine massacre all over again it's attempt to deflect deflect from the real news which is this thing which i expect in short order we will see what's what and i think i do think some other heads will roll out just because you know it's interesting you

people away from japan and with all of the world all this talk about coming out. and it really is kind of humbling and in many respects it is a bit of a novel say two teams of plates of reach week in a lake cup games two legs charity shield is how you see. on paper twenty games pending on whether it's things like that. is it because of the history of the sky that you keep saying that you're aware of the history. fifty sixty seventy eighty years and you want to use it is not important to you unless a big part of it but i will say things. in something special is the food she would have you do what was true in the way it's a day specialist obviously teach my goodness look in the minds of the it gives people a reason to go right that again with the morning coming have a drink afterwards bush to the school that's how he often with students make babies . just bring people together. did the only people you want to drink your points up there you want to happen is there something so much politeness coming film around the guys great. grassroots that's where i'll start to se

it's all out there it needs much more to it so the question is will it be all i care do you think do you believe that the whole document will be released at present time said it's going to happen in friday so in a matter of hours or will it be redacted to accommodate the f.b.i.'s many concerns about revealing classified info. i think. i mean they're saying they're going to release it completely but i. i would i would just just from working in the classified area previously i i would think there would be some redactions let's hope it's not completely redacted but but i do see it getting release will it release friday i don't you know i'm not sure on that but i think special if you need some redactions it'll probably be delayed willig i even had doubts that it would be released at all but it looks like it will but i think we may have some reductions in after release the member who seems to be fast approaching by the sound of things anyway earl runs misson executive director at eurasia center thanks for your thoughts this hour thank you. germany's domestic intelligence chief is raising

and until then let's all try to stay in good shape. thank you the beauty of. the be . kewl. one dream gone international can't show the four journalists discuss the topic of the week after germany's longest political deadlock and post-war history a new governing coalition is finally taking shape can it deliver on its promises and how weak is chancellor merkel that's our topic this week on quadriga joining us . on d w. where i come from we have to fight for a free press i was born and raised in a military dictatorship with just one t.v. shadow and if you newspapers with official information as a journalist i have walked off the streets of many canvas and they have problems are always the same color to social inequality a lack of the freedom of the press and corruption who can afford to stay silent when it comes to the fans of the humans and see the microphones who have decided to put their trust in us. my name is johnny carson and work a d w. two w's program guide on. the highlights. dot com highlights. climate change is affecting us al

all rig all right. there's a whole host, a whole host of community members that are here. i just want to take one moment of silence to recognize those community members that we have lost who have made that great transition. if we could just bow or heaur for a moment of silence. all right. thank you. and now, we raise our hands and we standup on our feet and we get ready to fight. my name is malia cohen, and i love you. thank you very much. [applause]. >> thank you, supervisor cohen. that takes half of my job up. there are a couple of other people. there's -- commissioner joe marshall is here with us from the police commission, and i think there are a few other people that will -- i'm sorry? i'm sorry. a couple of judges, lillian sing and judge burrell. glad to have you all with us. thank you so much for being here with us this afternoon. i would also like to mention -- one of the things, you know, when you do something like this, there's always something that's left out. i want to just mention a couple

all right. anything else? >> no. >> all right. thank you very much. why don't we call for public comment. seeing none, we will close public comment. that was item 28. do we really only have items 29 and 30? >> yes. >> okay. item number 29, does anyone have anything for good of the order? okay. public comment on item number 29. seeing none, we'll close public comment. item 30, board member reports and comments, why don't we take those as submitted. public comment? seeing none, we will close public comment on item 30. can i just adjourn the meeting in. >> i'll make a motion. >> meeting adjourned, thank you. >> good morning everybody. my name is aaron peskin and it is my privilege to serve as a supervisor representing the third district. for those of you who do not know, i have long served in another capacity as the president of an environmental nonprofit that for the past 20 years has worked to negotiate the purchase of land and water rights on behalf of native american tribes in the great basin nations in the united states. for those who don't know whe

and you are still all right. all of you. but you? —— are you not? are still all right. all of you.carillion executives lost for words there. the next day it was the turn of the government, the liaison committee which is made up of the chairs of all the other committees are some of the cabinet office minister, but he was being very cautious in his a nswe i’s. was being very cautious in his answers. this exchange was typical. one of the lessons from the gfc was to have tougher rules about being able to claw back bonuses when things go wrong, do you think we need to look again at the clawback arrangements for bonuses so that we can get some of that money back? again, sitting here today, i can get some of that money back? again, sitting here today, lam open—minded on that. but there have been serious allegations of misconduct by the board and former board members of carillion. those are being independently investigated by the official receiver and it would be wrong for us to make any comment that could be prejudicial on the official receiver 's findings on that. i know this isn't the f

>> all right. little trepidation, but he's getting there. >> yeah. i get--i get--you know, as it goes up, i just get tighter and tighter. and i--you can talk yourself out. when i watch at home, and i watch people talk through it... >> right. >> i always watch 'em talk, and i'm like, quit talking! answer it! >> you know what the answer is. just say it. >> you know what the answer is. and then they talk themselves out, so i got to be--i got to be cool, man. i got to be cool. >> be cool. $3,000. that's what this is worth. >> all right. >> give yourself a little orange plastic wedge if you know that scott abbott bought a minor league hockey team with the fortune he made co-inventing what board game? >> i believe it's c, because you get a wedge when you-- and especially orange, because that's sports trivia. yeah, i feel pretty good about this one. i'm gonna go ahead and say c, trivial pursuit, final answer. >> $3,000. $3,000 for rob riggle! >> come on! >> come on! when we come back, we're gonna try and

first of all, you can't advise as president. he has it all man. him not to tweet. >> i don't know what's happened. >> sean: i've been saying it everygr night, call your congressman, hello. go ahead. >> how i s understand it from al of the sources that i have read -- not about the memo, the steele dossier, is that the fbi certainly had it corroborated, elements of it, and that is what they used. we also don't know if they used thatrv to get their surveillance warrant on carter page, who was under surveillance -- >> sean: they used it, i know for a fact, we'll learn tomorrow. >> we'll learn tomorrow. the left doesn't like dirty cops on the street but you have dirty cops in the swamp and they are okay with it. congressional oversight, you're supposed to be okay with transparency. >> i am. >> i think it was barack obama who said, if you don't want the truth to come out, you g have something to hide. what do you guys have to have? >> i haven't seen the memo. i'm not doing everything i can -- >> he was the guy who ran up to the white house and broke int

i knew all along all of it was wrong.ecause i was constantly reminded it had to be a secret. >> accusations of sex abuse behind the scenes of charles in charge and both sides are >> developing story. a point breeze basketball legend and his wife have died in a car crash in southern california. fox 29's iain page is following the story in our operations center. iain, just tragic. >> lucy, such sad news. rasul butler the guy with the smile that could light up a room and loved by so many has s gone too soon. butler lost control of his range rover early wednesday morning in studio city california. the vehicle hit a parking meter and then the wall of a marshall's department store. according to los angeles police, the vehicle was going well in excess of the posted speed limit of 35 miles per hour. philadelphia native, butler played four years of college basketball at lasalle university where he scored more than 2,000 points. butler was drafted by the miami heat in 2,002 and played for several nba teams in 13-year career. butler

whose name is signatory on all these fires documents he is a former f.b.i. assistant director who just resigned when all of this came out in the last couple of weeks his wife ran for office region your state senate as a democrat getting seven hundred thousand dollars now lies this is all of course it's ridiculous conflicts of nothing to see that. it does speak to a wider conspiracy. like the comment from the new york times about all of this the republican assertion that investigative smike of a lot about mr steele is potentially problematic this is nothing compared to a constitutional crisis that may be unleashed by the white house if it decides to fire your or s. now it seems unlikely deputy attorney general holder was in secret general so when speaking to the f.b.i. with a lawyer it was and wasn't recorded it is what the memory of the. interrogators the york times would never call that problematical he was a great day anyway so he would have to be caught a little you want to sit on it as if you were for example accused of grand larceny you were that into a

i have no emotions left we had all or. you were just waiting for it it is the. situations make you stronger emotionally and well histories be made to this year's olympics nigeria has entered the winter games for the first time with the women's bobsled team athletes managed to get to pyongyang thanks to a crowdfunding campaign they hope their example will encourage other athletes from across africa i think we definitely put ourselves on the map in terms of ok we don't have all these things but these things are still possible to get us back. africa is a beautiful today and we are representation of the africans here in our historic stance of being the largest number of africans we are a representation of exactly what that beauty genuinely is and so if we can encourage others to live in so that and take away whatever stigma is maybe associated with the consulate with regards to growth and development i think that that's huge that's very important in the hope that we can do that. but i think if we continue to encourage those things in the future it will start to come

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all will reopen on friday for normal hours. >>> not all eagles fans, wanted to wait for the big parade on thursday, to applaud our champs, yes, welcome them home and you showed up when the team plane arrived from minneapolis. others showed their support as the players pulled out of the novacare complex. it looked like people screaming, yelling, cheering at our players hoisting up lombardi trophy because we were so happy. there was tears. so many unexpected emotions because it has been such a long time coming, brian keenan thought about loved won who didn't live to see this day like his older brother who got him hook on the birds as a kid >> my brothers and sisters who never got the experience, the tears, flowed, i have been waiting so long. >> it was like finally, finally we did it. >> thanks, guys. thanks, mr. lurie, thank you team. sports radio asked the listeners on sunday, if they would rate this as one of the best nights of their lives and other people that responded almost 3,000, 78 percent said it was the best belting out other major life events like getting married or birth of

all right? firearmses from law-abiding citizens in chicago, in baltimore, in detroit, and the carnage on our streets continue. all of that has to be part of this discussion they want. what in the big picture, do i believe that we can have soldiers, law enforcement operators who are trained and experienced help secure our schools? absolutely, absolutely. [applause] niger: thank you. graham, i want to get you back in here to follow up my first question. what are the consequences of the supreme court not taking up the case of the filling that second part of the second amendment and reining in the federal courts that are often upholding the state legislatures' laws that are really done prohibition -- gun prohibitionist? graham: that is an important point. we must police the bill of rights. so a state passed a law that violated, the supreme court would intervene and say you cannot do that. since the mcdonald ruling, which was the one that made heller applicable to the states, the supreme court has ha

it was amazing to see all of this. >> i agree, my friend, i agree sad parties all of the players will go their separate ways with their families but good part they will be right back in april to try do this all over again. >> we have been joined by don bell. hi don bell. >> how are you doing. >> you were here all day with us as well. >> the crowd today was absolutely electric. now, i have had an opportunity to go back and look at some of those comments, and hear some of those comments again from the players and it really makes sense they are a unit and message from the guys was really unifying. you know they expressed themselves in different ways, the message is all pretty much the same. we were uer dogs. found a way to get it done. this is family. we reflect you the city. absolutely amazing we want to go tout greg argos with fans as they took in all of this today, in south philadelphia at broad and reed, greg. >> reporter: it is quiet here, as you mentioned, anything but just a few hours ago. fifteen minutes ago the city sent out a tweet they are estimating 1.5 million people attende

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you may only be 9 years old but you are already a hero to all of us in this room and all over the world. thank you, sofia. [applause] heroes like sofia come from all across our country and from every different background. but they all share one thing in common -- through their love, their courage, their sacrifice, we glimpse the grace of almighty god. so today, inspired by our fellow citizens, let us resolve to find the best within ourselves. let us pray for that extra measure of strength and that extra measure of devotion and let us seek to build a more just and peaceful world where every child can grow up without violence, worship without fear, and reach their god-given potential. as long as we are true to america's founding and the example that all of these great founders have set, we can all be heroes to everybody and they can be heroes to us. as long as we open our eyes to god's grace and open our hearts to god's love, then america will forever be the land of the free, the home of the brave, and the life -- >> allth

all right? we are at cure owe pat troll.is the baking oven, we will step down the stems, this is the finish product. we go backward, it is essentially baked dough, coat in the sugar, then, you can do all you want to t you can eat it plane as is, or you can have these great recipes that we have a chef standing by. so, it is starts out with this big bin of dough. right here. you can see what they do to keep this plant super clean, i should do this at home with the hairnet, helmet, gloves and doctor mike's smock. so you can see how long it bakes t goes through there very slow. kind of like some of our camera guys at the speed they work, then comes out here finished product. if it is not perfect she tosses them into that bin over there. see that? i like this. watch this move, chris. she has got the stick. doesn't pick them up by hands, not completely perfect an in line and lent she throws the reject, watch there is then they go into the bin. people probably like to have that bin. all right, we got senior vp with us, jerry law, a

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thank you and blegod bless all. thank you very much. >> as you heard there, deciding not to address any policy ideas at all in his remarks leaving it mostly trying to strike an empathetic tone. but it was surprising that he decided to strike that tone today given what we heard from governor rick scott, from the superintendent, the broward county sheriff's office, where the governor talking about what do you do to keep a mentally ill people from actually being able to purchase a gun. that is something that the president stopped short of even entering in on a conversation on that be. let me bring in peter alexander watching all this at the white house. peter, i guess what struck me most about those remarks they made a lot of sense if he uttered them yesterday. today it feels as if he's almost like about eight hours behind. >> reporter: yeah, chuck, i think that's exactly right. i spoke to a senior administration official that said earlier advisers to the president urged him, recommended yesterday that he speak immedia

a black man, he can tell us, developer before all this came on and selling off things and all we see are the new developments. if you don't put jim jefferson, some black folks there, it's not going to exist, just like justin herman blocked down. history shows that this is the most racist city in the united states, only city i've been to, that's why i label it there. my name is ace i'm on the case, i'll see you. [bell rings] >> thank you. mr. martin. >> fernando martin, council of community housing organizations. first of all, commend you all for supporting and working with this project with the port and the developers and creating a project that is going to be 40% affordable. it's a landmark here, and really important, and not just that it's 40% affordable, but 40% affordable across a range of income levels. i think one of the things we hear a lot, this project is going to be affordable up to, whatever, up to 120% a.m.i. and you see the affordable units. 120% a.m.i. a big accomplishment. and you will hear us talking about this the broken record, a need to fit jobs to housing. and in