now askew's goal of howard's first conference championship in decades is within reach. >> on the paper got to go out there and we've got to do exactly what it takes to score points; to win medals >> reporter: but winning a championship isn't the only mission for askew and his swimmers as the only all african american college swim team in the nation, they hope to set an example for others >> it opens more doorways, not just for this program, but other swim teams that are majority african american >> it just shows that anything is possible. you know, when you have the mind-set and you have the skills and abilities. >> reporter: askew considers his team family, and howard his home in fact, his wife and daughters are often in the stands cheering him on >> my wife is my college sweetheart we met here on campus, and now we have three beautiful little girls. to have them a part of this whole journey means everything to me. >> reporter: as for what he wants his daughters and everyone else to learn from his team? >> we can overcome the fact that we can be in spaces that were denied to us, and w

. >> coach nicholas askew leading the howard university bisons since 2014, the only all-black college >> we are bison. we are extremely tough. we are extremely resilient. >> the young men and women at this historically black university are breaking records and breaking barriers. coach askew, a howard swim and tennis alum himself, is on a mission to shake up swimming, to make it more inclusive, and create an energy that excites the fans and competitors. >> howard is a very special place. we have young men and young women that really, really love being here, because for the first time, they are in a sport in a collegiate atmosphere that they don't feel by themselves. they have their cup full because now they're swimming and diving with people that look like them. >> he's determined to maintain his players' spots on the leaderboards with an emphasis on hard work and character. >> there's really no days off. there's a saying we use all the time. don't count the laps, make the laps count. >> but with a goal to inspire change, coach askew insists his responsibility goes beyond the pool. >>

it just so happened that only in the seventies the paratroopers recaptured the right to wear berets askew. uh, at the left diagonal angle, to everyone interested in, uh, the russian character and the russian national idea. it is necessary to show this picture the film ah. about the class of concise legionnaires, who, for every e, magomedkhana of the devil's gap, necessarily meet clear and furious peace. the film was shot by one of the brightest box-office directors of soviet cinema, whose name is unknown to anyone, vladimir rogovoi, but it so happened that soviet cinema. uh, obeyed the two main centers of power, and this is on the one hand the communist party, which, through its lured critics, promoted the state cinema. e, sergey gerasimov sergey bondarchuk stanislav rostotsky, on the other hand, unconditional the force was the creative intelligentsia, which very strongly, uh, lobbied for intimate cinema, and hmm, such an intelligentsia with a mood where the intellectual huddled in a corner playing the guitar. as i said at one time, averbakh's zvonitsky film is still pika's film or even r

. >> reporter: coach nick askew is a former howard swimmer himself and says what you see in the poolmore than just swimming. >> oxygen in, deep breaths! >> so that pool behind you has much more significance than it does maybe for others. >> 100%. it's bigger than what we do day to day we have to be the representatives. >> reporter: it is that inspiring attitude that helps these athletes overcome even the toughest challenges. she was only 17 when she was diagnosed with cancer. >> i almost didn't swim anymore after i got sick because i just didn't know what to do. >> reporter: she is now cancer-free an back in the water. as a team looks to make history yet again when they head to the conference championships. what is the message we should all be listening to >> people shouldn't be creating your path you don't have to follow the crowd you can create your own path if you put your mind to it. >> the team competes tuesday for a shot at going to the national championship that's "nbc nightly news" for this sunday. i am jose diaz-balart. thank you for the privilege of your time and good night

they've been on a rise since nick askew came back as coach.e years they've been working on building a championship team and a supportive, involved community to cheer them on. at the same time, the team hopes to set an example for others. >> it opens more doorways. not just for this but other swim teams that are majority african american. >> it shows anything is possible. when you have the mindset and the skills and abilities. >> northeast conference swimming championships get under way this month. usa swimming estimates onlying 2% of the country's college swimmers are black. >>> coming up, it's super bowl sunday, which means one team will be ending the night with some new jewelry and a nice bonus. we'll break down how much the winning players will make tonight. ♪ i gotta good feeling about this, yeah ♪ ♪ i'm with it ♪ ♪ i gotta good feeling about this ♪ ♪ yeah, ♪ ♪ so let's get it ♪ ♪ i'm feeling good vibes ♪ only at vanguard, you're more than just an investor—you're an owner. we got this, babe. that means that your dreams are ours too. and ou

but as we know, the government capacity is very limited in terms of fir askew teams in terms of for a quick equipments at the ministry of health reported as of yesterday or close to 1000 people or who lost their life for 1500. injured and still many people are under minimum and the government has very little capacity. i think it's so very important to keep in mind that this tuition and syria, even before the earthquake was extremely dire, was talking about 90 percent of the population living under the poverty line. and 9 out of syrians cannot to ready think where their next meal is coming from. so this tuition here is very dire and in terms of it as much information as i want to jump in there because that's the situation as, as you, as you put it for us in terms of the aid efforts that ox i'm, is able to help with where it, where are your team, or where are your representatives focusing their efforts in the earthquake area? are they, are there teams there? and can you tell us in any shape or form what type of help they are being able to give those in the quake affected areas? our them

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the video from citizens app appears to show the car sitting askew on the tracks, possibly derailed.> also tonight, many people already do it but now it is legal statewide. is giving people the right to jaywalk the right idea? >> this is just having a law mirror what is common sense. no pedestrian crosses the street hoping to get hit by a vehicle. >> we are feeling very thankful that he is going to have a complete recovery. >>> a mountain lion mauls a 5- year-old peninsula boy. tonight, his family tells us how it happened and how his mom risked her life to save her sons but >>> the 49ers off-season is turning into a bit of a soap opera, with no obvious star. the new answers to a lot of questions about the quarterback role. >>> this is cbs news bay area, with juliette goodrich. >>> a good evening but we are talking legalized jaywalking. several communities across the bay area sign increased in numbers of pedestrians crashed last year. seven the local oakland but sought uptick said it was noticeable in the south bay. 32 pedestrians died in san jose in 2022, that is a record. 2023 is of

that's why they use the information on it. misty and she fights her says what i showed is that each askew flock and they keep lie unsure at map are they little who do constantly level new constantly get so needy gotten the organisers in attack. our cultural valley is within our own little friend of the dogs church. look what they do to that sir vladimir putin delivering his annual address to both houses of russia's parliament regarding the conflict in ukraine. he said they started this war and we used all our strength to stop it. your so said the responsibilities on the west and ukrainian government. let's go to osama bin job it now in moscow. so pretty much so father defiant, comparative speech that we were perhaps expecting in a day president vladimir putin began by in detailing the inevitability of war as if he'd like to tell his people that it is not russia which initiated this war. he'd like to tell people that russia was negotiating in good faith in the men's one and the men stu agreements, which he says best and powers have now said that they were actually buying time. and he accus

it just so happened that only in the seventies the paratroopers recaptured the right to wear berets askew, at the left diagonal angle to everyone interested in, uh, the russian character and the russian national idea. it is necessary to show this picture, a film about the estate of laconic legionnaires, who, for every e, magomedkhan of the devil's crack, must answer with clear and furious chases. and the film was shot by one of the brightest, uh, box-office directors of soviet cinema, whose name is unknown to anyone, vladimir rogovoy, and so it turned out that the soviet cinema, but obeyed the two main centers of power. uh, it's on the one hand the communist party, which promoted the statist cinema through its lured critics. e sergei gerasimov sergei bondarchuk stanislav rostotsky, on the other hand, the unconditional force was the creative intelligentsia, which very strongly, e, lobbied intimate cinema, and hmm, such an intelligent one with a mood where the intellectual huddled in a corner and played the guitar, as zvonitsky used to say averbakh's film shipik's films films or even ryazan

in israel that balance has been thrown askew.have one branch, huge branch, a tree trunk, the judiciary, basically overcoming and arrogating to itself the powers of the legislature and the government. >> with a simple majority vote to overturn a supreme court decision? i mean that seems pretty outrageous. we seen lots of people and you heard from the governor of the bank of israel, lots of serious business leaders, you're so proud and rightly so of the economy that you have helped build in israel and a lot of these same people are expressing concern to you, publicly and privately about what this means. >> well, i think they should look at the provisions of this reform. britain doesn't have a constitution like us. and the court cannot rule down -- strike down any decision of the british parliament. >> you and your party right now could override anything -- >> no, wait, wait, wait. >> that the supreme court rules. >> there's checks and balances. >> a simple majority vote in the knesset. >> let me tell you -- and it will be if the ot

the military look askew at pilots or airmen who claim to see the unexplained.> you combine this openness put forward, the acceptance such things exist, the question now identify. i would add social media. people are willing to post and discuss these issues. >> reporter: the house intelligence committee held its first hearing on ufos in more than five decades last year. americans want to know if the objects are from china, russia or outer space. neil? neil: thank you for that, chad, chad pergram on all of that. kash patel joins us right now. he is the former department of defense chief of staff, served under president trump. if you don't mind i just want to ask you directly, during the trump administration was there a concern about these ufos or the possibility of ufos? where the norad commander just said over the weekend he doesn't rule out aliens in all of these, so far under identified and unexplained objects, he doesn't rule it in either but during the administration that you served, did this ever come up? >> hey, neil, it is great to be with you. thanks for

you just drive down this road and everything is pretty much either pulverized or the houses are askew or apartment blocks are completely, you know, i've got their windows and half of them are down. it's it, it's, it's a real, i think, is the only way to comprehend it. and if you talk just and there's so many people who say the same thing, who had been through it, who lost family members will tell you, they still con, quite comprehend what has happened. so the scenes that you're seeing behind me, you've just today. so i'm telling you is, is just a microcosm of what is happening across a major area up here in south is didn't actually, stephanie, thank you very much indeed that stephanie decker talking to us from zone over north zagging or some is there, dan, is at the same hand, damn, that's right outside the southern city. love a dana sammy, there had been concerns in the media aftermath of the earthquakes that critical sites like the one where you are la dan's at reservoirs which supply water may have been damaged. that's where i there have been have been those concerns before i talk

first, as this court hasa, every redistricting opinion that you've askew, habe one of the most difficult and complex things that a legislature has to undertake, and it's an areahe courts are not partully well suited to come in and second guesd. second, more imrttly, single member district-ing is iqly zero sum. so, if someone brings a challenge to early voting period and says, it's ten days, but it really should be 20, an they prevail and get ten more days? no one's harmonhe count of race, the minoty voters who prevail and majotyoters campbell take advantage of that. so, silarly, if you challenge multi member dtrts and you replace them with neutl, single member districts, no one's account were sa a account of race. if you have ral plan, and someone comes in and upsets it acially gerrymander and favor one racial group, necessarily, you a going to be harming some of the group on account of race. >> why are you saying it's a neutral pl, uncil? i don't understand. the gingles precontis are designed to establish that there may actually be race discrimination working in this particular situatio

uh, you notice huge literally cracks somewhere askew.is an infinite number of people, because this is one of the main problems. uh. where to settle these people now, because they cannot return to these buildings, which still remain, and it’s clear that someone is on duty for an infinite amount of time. the cars of their ruins have endless traffic jams. ah , on the already narrow streets of this small at first sight. it has about 300,000 population near the city, but, nevertheless, the streets are packed. by car, most likely people want to leave here, at least somewhere closer to the north and the coast to antalya, for example, maybe to relatives, because it’s extremely unsafe to be here now, because aftershocks continue. there was one of the strongest, and one of the strongest underground tremors with a magnitude of 7.8 points, if my memory serves me, of course, the consequences here you can see, well, like nowhere else, and we overcame, ah, about 200 km, from the south coast to this settlement itself . thank you very much what are you d

san francisco fed took out a report about how the weather affects employment numbers and how it was askew people are saying that consumer spending as well because it's nice out, let's go shopping. sam rowe put that out yesterday and i thought that it was hilarious. jon: i'm not here to say that there are not real issues but the january hard data has everyone thinking, i have no idea what's going on. i guess we are going to find out if we get a repeat in february. it's too early to draw conclusions. i'm getting a hard time on twitter. about the soup nazi thing on seinfeld. i deserve a hard time. jon ferro doesn't know the seinfeld suit nazi but gets high-handed about fyre festival week. lisa: thank you for the apology. jon: futures negative .25%. this is bloomberg. ♪ as a business owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving by switching to the mobile service designed for small business: comcast business mobile. flexible data plans mean you can get unlimited data or pay by the gig. all on the most reliable 5g network. with no line activation fees or term contracts. saving

stephen mcdonell about the current situation between china and the us which have gone particularly askewlloon debacle and how much this pushes china and russia towards one another. well, they've already been building relations, you know, right back to the declaration of this no limits friendship at the time of the winter olympics here. but it's interesting, as this visit is taking place in moscow with china's senior foreign policy official having several meetings and he may even meet vladimir putin, governments seem to be able to convince themselves that their own lines make perfect sense within their little sort of box of self—justification that they live in. but you wonder if the governments of russia and china can see just how contradictory some of these positions seem. so, for example, wang yi comes out of a meeting with russia's senior security official and they both declare, well, what they're both interested in is peace and stability. now, this comes on the one—year anniversary of the invasion of ukraine. also, the two are saying they don't want more of a move towards a cold war m