asu or excuse me arizona up 42-39 in the second half. all right.t store ift day at the nfl combine. the linebacker prospect did 20 reps on the 225-pound bench press. the impressive part. he doesn't have a left hand. shaquem griffin from central florida uses it for weightlifting and gym work he doesn't use it on the field. his left arm was amputated at age 4 because of a prenatal condition. >> starting off, i could feel the energy from everybody. my adrenaline was going over the roof. i'm going for 20. i'm like i got to grind this out. felt amazing to reach that goal. >> rockets and celtics on deck. stay tuned for after the game. usual suspects. larry beil, yours truly, we look ahead to the post-season with the dubs. >> asked how many times i had done 225. >> not in the same time. >> different days. >>> you heard of the winter and summer olympics. what about the bra >>> it's considered the olympics of braille. 2 dozen young blind students competed at the braille challenge in san jose. they're tested from writing speed to reading tactile charts. this

senior fellow on the center of future of war and practice at asu. as background with u.s. marine corps, he served in roles that range from nearly 4700 flight hours and tactical fighter jets, participated in combat operations in iraq and bosnia, serving as first deputy commander of u.s. cyber command where he was responsible for helping start it up, while executing full spectrum cyber operations. his background is also unique in that he brings into this not only this lengthy military and governmental service but also the perspective of ph.d. in philosophy. he's a deep thinker in all of the ways to define that term. so before i ask you to wrestle with what will be the future of war, i would like to ask you how do we go about it. how should we frame our thinking about trying to predict the future and importantly trying to make the future of something like warfare. >> thanks, peter. so i think if i were to start to try to imagine how i would think about the future, one of the things that, first thing that occurs is that the future, in order to have context to think about what

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we are excited and thankful of asu to allow this experiment to move forward. donny and i have had this relationship for the past four years. it has deepened with every passing year and we have a number of fellows in the room here. we are about to hear from peter singer and lieutenant general . blog want to have our fourth annual congress on april 9, and everybody in the room will be there as well. h.r. mcmaster, the national security advisor -- the chief staff of army, and the vice chief of the air force, among many others. let's move to the next panel. we going to have a two hour program. whereyou for being here daylight saving time is not working in our favor. we are going to proceed now to the first panel. >> a quick rundown of the center, we have over a hundred asu faculty and a team of people based in d.c. and run an online and global security -- we recently hired a number of faculty including some of the folks here. there is a lot going on and we are committed to an interdisciplinary approach to addressing questions of global security. that's moved to th

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. >> asu and was concerned that i be allowed to my remarks. >> is there a section. >> without objection. >> thank you mr. president. two weeks ago yesterday a tragic incident in parkland, one of many that has impacted our country over the last decade and beyond and both the community in parkland florida and the residents of the state of florida that i sent and frankly the entire nation the demand not just actions but immediate action andre we know and anyone who knows this process there are the differences on how far and how much we should restrict second amendment right of every american and we know there are deep differences about whether or not some of those proposed actions work and i imagine that those debates and those differences will not be easily resolved and will continue but i also know that there is widespread support in agreement that we must act now the soonest possible to do everything we can to prevent another tragedy like parkland from happening anywhere else ever again. that is a consensus position and no matter where you fall on this debate, a no matter how far or res

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asu down 1. asu gets the ball back. four seconds left.e inbounds pass, his shot is tipped up in the air and nearly goes in. stanford survives 84-83, finishing the year 17-14. >>> cal facing 19th ranked wildcats of arizona. bears played the cats tough. cal down just three at the break and actually took the lead in the second half. but arizona did just enough thanks to diondre aiden. cats finished on a 13-1 run to win 56-54. take the turney next week in vegas. they will face stanford wednesday in las vegas to tip off the pac 12 tournament. >>> ross fisher teeing off at the third hole. he'll get the bounce and the roll. you know where this is going. we call that an ace hole-in-one. he's five under on the tournament. adam hadwin also had a five under par. he had his own magic on the third hole. tough break to read about a 15-foot break, but he'll catch the slope, and almost -- oh, it does go in for a birdie. phil mickelson made a run, tied for second at 11 under two shots back of 21-year-old sharma from india. he shot a 69. they head into tod

we have students from over 200 native american tribes at asu. that is one example of that diversity within the institution itself. we also want to be committed to the notion of taking responsible to for the outcome of the community that we serve. bad in terms of outcomes and opioid academic is running rampant through our society and this is happening -- the life expectancy of americans is down it again on average -- two years in a row. those are our responsibilities, so it is a different mindset. our journals and school and engineering school -- everything was about and every unit we don't is completely different purpose than traditional model for universities. this center is not here to advocate for anything. the center is here to recognize the two women we named the center for, barbara barrett and justice o'connor, it is here to engage with ideas and move past the notion of arguing. arguing is getting us nowhere, it is of little merit in its present form. -we and that's those ideas to some kind of conclusion and move forward? that is what we t

virginia, xavier, villanueva and arizona asu and ucla. >>> tiger woods has not won a golf tournament1,680 days, we're talking 2013, had a chance to end that today at the value spar championship. the final round in florida. paul casey came out of nowhere. he came out from the clubhouse tied for the lead. tigers birdied one, boggied four, two back on 17, this is from almost 15 feet out, meanwhile patrick reed was the co-leader on 18. this one's going to roll back down the hill to where it started. yeah, come back to me. he would boggie the hole. tiger needed another long birdie on 18 to force a playoff and he will come up short as well. paul casey wins the valspar championship and a cool $1.2 million. >> so two guys happy to be in contention for a change. >> yeah, tiger needs to step it up a little bit. >> he's getting a lot better and he's healthy. >> slowly but surely. >>> a new box office contender has made history this weekend, but a wrinkle in time topped black panther. >> it the job of everyone here at abc7 to share your story. to tell the truth, help you understand the truth, em

asu fans with a curtain of distraction. pickins can tie it here but misses both free throws.es the putback. a to-point game. justice fouled on the other end. another chance to tie. misses his first. makes his second. asu down one, 84-83. five seconds left. stanford's inbounds goes through the arms of travis. four seconds left on the inbounds pass, martin gets the ball. his shot is tipped. up in the air and nearly goes in. stanford survives 84-83, finishing the year 17-14. >>> cal facing 19th ranked wildcats of arizona. they played the cats tough. cal down just three at the break. took the lead in the second half. arizona did just enough thanks to deandre ayton, the freshman, 26 points, 24 boards. cats finished on a 13-1 run to finish and take the outright pac-12 conference tourney next week in vegas. cal ends with a school record 23 losses. they will face stanford wednesday in las vegas to tip off the pac-12 tournament. >>> wgc golf in mexico. ross fisher teeing off hole 3, par 3. the bounce and the roll. you know where this is going. we call that an ace, hole in one. 5 under

virginia, xavier, villanueva and arizona asu and ucla. >>> tiger woods has not won a golf tournament, we're talking 2013, had a chance to end that today at the value spar championship. the final round in florida. paul casey came out of nowhere. he came out from the clubhouse tied for the lead. tigers birdied one, boggied four, two back on 17, this is from almost 15 feet out, meanwhile patrick reed was the co-leader on 18. this one's going to roll back down the hill to where it started. yeah, come back to me. he would boggie the hole. tiger needed another long birdie on 18 to force a playoff a he will come up short as well. paul casey wins the valspar championship and a cool $1.2 million. >> so two guys happy to be in contention for a change. >> yeah, tiger needs to step it up a little bit. >> he's getting a lot better and he's healthy. >> slowly but surely. >>> a new box office contender has made history this weekend, but a wrinkle in time topped black panther. >> it the job of everyone here at abc7 to share your story. to tell the truth, help you understand the truth, empower you. e

. >> reporter: asus -- a successful hack can get lots of information. >> they have everything they can use. not just pieces. the whole deal. >> reporter: from that they can create and submit lightning quick, false tax returns. that hack also includes the taxpayers bank routing number for electronic deposit. >> we are seeing erroneous refunds showing up in the real bank account and then the criminal calls and threatens arrest and that they want the refund back. the taxpayer is then directed where to transfer the funds. many comply. we informed people of this this afternoon. we first met darren michaels in a barbershop. >> it is the in the now society. by going through the tax guys, it is simple to get all of the information all at once. >> is a honeypot effect. there is consolidation of data. they just need access to that one honeypot.>> it is unnerving. we trust the tax guys to keep our information safe. now who knows? >> reporter: one tax preparer said the industry knows about the hacking. there constantly playing the cat and most -- cat and mouse game with the hackers. the software t

asu gets the ball back just four seconds left. on the inbounds pass martin will get the ball. tipped in the air. nearly goes in. stanford survives 84-83, finishing the year 17-14. >>> cal facing 19th-ranked wildcats of arizona. bears playing the cats tough. don coleman hits the three just before the first half buzzer. cal down just three at the break and actually took the lead in the second half. but arizona did just enough thanks to deandre aden, a freshman. 26 points, 20 boards. cats finished on the 13-1 run to win 66-54. take the outright pac-12 conference title tournament next week in vegas. cal ends the regular season with a school record 23 losses. pac-12 men's tournament tips off wednesday in vegas, where cal will face stanford. this abc 7 sports report brought to you by river rock casino. coming up, a mixed bag. we'll tee it up, including steph curry's latest round. houston rockets, outdoor hockey, and meet the sharks' newest player evander kane. stick around. and i thought you were going to say holyfield for a minu at&t has a network with thousands of best-in-class se

i would like to introduce a .rofessor from asu he is a background with the marine corps where he servednd has more than the 700 hours of in flight.perience he served as first a feeding commander of u.s. cyber command where he was responsible for helping to started up also while doing full spectrum operations. his background is new you -- unique. he brings the perspective of a phd in philosophy also. he is a deep thinker in all of the ways you could define that term. to wrestle ask you with what will be the future of work, i would like to ask you how do we go about it? how should we frame our thinking about trying to predict the future and importantly, trying to predict the future something like warfare. leader.s, i think if i were to start to try to imagine how i would think about the future, one of the first things that occurs to me -- int the future is order for me to have any context in which to think about what might occur, i need to have some understanding of the way things .ave occurred in the past which is not to say i'm going to simply study history because i think it is going t

the pac-12 got three teams in, arizona, asu and ucla. usc got snubbed.iger woods has not won a tournament in a long time. we're talking about 2013. he had a chance to end that today at the valspar championship in florida. paul casey is another guy who cme out of nowhere and hasn't won in a long time. was in the clubhouse tied for the lead. as for tiger, two back on 17. this is a long birdie putt from about 50 feet away. look at the roll. got it. 9 under, one shot back. patrick reed, the co-leader needed a two-putt to force a playoff. oh, no, coming back down to him. bogey takes him out of the hunt. so tiger needed another long bird on 18. a difficult uphill putt. hard to read. and he comes up short and wide. so paul casey wins the valspar championship worth $1.2 million. >>> just to finish our thoughts on the warriors because they're so beaten up with injuries. the schedule is favorable. lakers, kings and suns this week. and the question is when do you bring back steph curry? probably rest him for a few games because you don't want that ankle to get aggr

asu down by one. martin with a chance to win at the buzzer. no good.e cardinals win 4-83 over the devils. in other men's local hoops, usf dwreeted fantastic to advance to the wcc semifinals. backing to terry and an knew shah. >> the olympic games aren't over yet. 60 athlete for team usa are headed to compete at the paralympic winter games in pyeonchang. united airlines customers and employees signed a message wall wishing the athletes best of luck. >> for the most part, it's the same tracks and the same events that they have. the only difference for us is it's modified to our disabilities. >> this year, nbc is increasing its coverage of the paralympic winter games. you can watch the games from march 9th to the 18th on "nbc sports." >> it looks cold out there. i know what that feels like. up in tahoe for the past two days. it was kind of a dangerous experience. >> five to eight feet of snow came down the last few days. still showers out there for you tonight. the mobile doppler radar, that's how it looks on our radar. that's how it might look on a weath

there ought to be more testing of ways you can take incentive programs asu well as dissenting programs to see if you can improve health as well as reduce healthcare costs. it's got to be both and it can't just be one or the other. >> host: what's an example of an incentive program? is there a bonus dollar. >> guest: yes, for example in the fruit and vegetables in the incentive program is a 30% credit if you can purchase fruits and vegetables and the needs to be much more experimentation not just at the federal level but at the state level. they ought to be able to apply for waivers to come up with examples or opportunities to improve nutrition inn effect the tax force calls for $100 million investment over five years in the pilot evidence-based ways to enhance nutrition in the snap program. >> host: let's bring in a snap recipient, norman is in massachusetts, and independent. norman, good morning. >> caller: this is rachel speaking. i'm going to speak about norman. i'm elderly and disabled and on food stamps and i get about half as much as i used to get a few years ago and none of my c

asu takes offense. boyle running on the court there, strained his leg in the process.m wins 97-85. it was win number 50 for golden state. the warriors have 155 straight years. we dissect every win and we are looking for imperfections. the old time fans remember the joe barry years, the coles day. need i mention zarko bibbar. >> i think i was the only one here before pre playoff. so that reminds me, i know how tough it is and how hard it is to win one nba game let other than 50 in the season. >> warriors global brand. here he is supporting draymond green jersey. recovering from foot surgery. mad bum another strong start striking out austin hedges and new padre. long goria,. bullpen faltered and ends in a 44 tie. naming hall of fame rollie. fingers the world series for the seven time all-star. the leejd of boom might be imploding. receiver marcus johnson. money is a part of this. his arrival adds to already strong eagles defense. unclear of bennett's protest played a role. >> thank you. >> join us tonight at 9:00 on kofy tv. the big surprise when he caught up as a fake d

asu takes offense. boyle running on the court there, strained his leg in the process.er 50 for golden state. the warriors have 155 straight years. we dissect every win and we are looking for imperfections. the old time fans remember the joe barry years, the coles day. need i mention zarko >> i think i was the only one here before pre playoff. so that reminds me, i know how tough it is and how hard it is to win one nba game let other than 50 in the season. >> warriors global brand. here he is supporting draymond green jersey. recovering from foot surgery. mad bum another strong start striking out austin hedges and new padre. long goria, bullpen faltered and ends in a 44 tie. naming hall of fame rollie. fingers the world series for the seven time all-star. the leejd of boom might be imploding. receiver marcus johnson. money is a part of this. his arrival adds to already strong eagles defense. unclear of bennett's protest played a role. >> thank you. >> join us tonight at 9:00 on kofy tv. the big surprise when he caught up as a fake deputy. >>> the new hope tonight it may

it was a lot of fun for asu.>>> in the late third, cal is down. asia thomas with the steel. thomas makes another steel. jaelyn brown makes tough shot and cal will play ucla tomorrow. >>> exactly 4 weeks from today it will be about exhibition baseball. chris davis gets a grand slam. you will not see the ball go over the fence but you have to trust us. they lost to the rangers, 9-4. mark is in arizona and got a chance to sit down with billy beam to discuss the grievance filed by the players charging him of not spending enough money . >> the money that we are given we spend. i am a lot smarter when i have a little bit more money. >> the a's have the 29th highest payroll. they basically get money from other teams. they are supposed to put it back in their payroll but the grievance says they are not doing that.>>> usa hosted germany and women soccer. they were scoreless in the 17th minute. alex morgan has it forward and megan repeat oh with the left but. usa wens 1-0. >>> i'm going to call this the flop of the year. demetrius kraft laurel high and mary

asus is the standard in the core door.the freight railroads that operate in the quarter have to operate with asis which is the amtrak system that has been around for a while but they have something, the standard railroads established around the country so they are dual equipped. in the core door, the acs 64 locomotives are electric, they stay in the quarter. that equipment is dedicated their. in michigan we have a different system. we run at higher seeds past the rail and that is just for folks that operate on the state of michigan, three roots in michigan, we tend to dedicate locomotives rather than dual equipped. >> you think that creates a long-term ability to deal with different systems on the railroads. >> ultimately you would like simplification and a single piece of equipment, the locomotive breaks down. and the right equipment on its and not be able to. ultimately, we get through the process of dual equipment and to the deadline, which we sort of dedicate different types of equipment to different regions anyway. it

he makes his second, asu down one. stanford's inbound pass goes through the arms of travis.ft. on the inbounds pass, he shot his tips up in the air and nearly goes in. stanford survives 84-83 finishing the year 17-14. >>> cal facing 19th ranked wildcats of arizona. don coleman hits a 3 just before the first half buzzer. arizona did just enough thanks to diondre aiden. the freshman 26 points. the cats won 56-54. the packed tourney conference next week in vegas. they will face stanford wednesday in loss vegas to tip off the pac 12 tournament. >>> wgc golf in mexico. he's going to get the bounce and the roll. you know where this is going. we call that an ace hole-in-one. he's five under on the tournament. adam hadwin also had a five under par. had his own magic on the third hole. tough break to read about a 13-foot break but he'll catch the slope, and almost. it does go in for a birdie. phil mickelson made a run. birdie on 70s. only two shots back of 21-year-old sharma from india. they head today into the final round. >>> tune in to the oscars here and only here on abc 7. i'm m

asu down by two. shap nonhe evans wi shannon eva for glory. no.u picked your march madness brackets yet? he said just because i have more time to watch games doesn't mean my picks will be better. he has undefeated uconn on the women's side. remember to pick your bracket and see if you can take down ms. alisyn or cuomo. cnn.com/brackets and go toe to toe with us. >> are you any good? >> absolutely not. come on, man. the only thing basketball about me is this big bald head. >>> several members of the president's cabinet have been coming under fire. so who is most likely to go? mark preston, aka, the vault, joins us with his choices next. not even a tip. moderate to seve rheumatoid arthritis? do what i did. ask your doctor about humira. it's proven to help relieve pain and protect joints from further irreversible damage in many adults. humira works by targeting and helping to block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to ra symptoms. humira has been clinically studied for over 20 years. humira can lower your ability to fight infections,

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is that that wofed mean all the dnt products that are made with low-cost steel that come in, that we asu right now. >> we certainly will try to, you know, petition for se riffs on stainless steel kegs, but, ain, there are several industries that use steel for their domestic-made products, and i don't know how the administration will address t multiple industries that will be impacted with this. >> sreenivasan: how many employees do you have now? >> approximately 20 please. y d, unfortunately, we had to let approximat employees-- let them go. we were 30 employees a couple of weeks ago. but we're already starting to see the steel prices domestically go up and we're starting to lose some business already. fo>> sreenivasan, you know somebody who doesn't understand this business, kind of break that down for us. how does the costf steel going up into your kegs impact your business so proundly that you ve to start making quds cutts? >> well, when we go out, our customers-- we have approximately-- in the u.s. there are approximately 7,000 craft brewers, wineries, and ciderries that will purchase

asu grads lost sleep they will never get back. texas southern started the season 0-13.not get their first win until january 1st. the season starts in november. the first time in school history, the tigers get a win in the ncaa tournament. jefferson led his team in scoring. no fluke. he led the conference in scoring this season. texas southern steam rolls north carolina central. advancing to try to take down number one seed xavier tomorrow. oklahoma freshman led the nation in scoring this season with 27 p points a game average. the sooners barely made the tournament. losing 8 of the last 10 games. a lot of talk after selection sunday why they did not deserve to be in the tournament. yesterday, he wasn't having any of it. >> the regular season and we are not worried about it. everybody is 0-0 now. everybody in the field is capable of winning games. we have to come in with the mind set of compete hard on both ends for 40 minutes and hopefully get back to the way we were to start the season. >> all right. have you picked your march madness brackets yet? former president oba

to have it asue an important market.dditional supply from shale oil. -- theypany, whether have good customers and a good customer base. to be anwill continue important market. >> many people look at production and the united states , saudi arabia has backed up production, it has been filled from elsewhere. it raises the question whether you can get back into this market, or domestically the supply story will meet that demand. insignificant -- there is significant increases. that amount of import will go somewhere. that increase in production means a reduction from suppliers to the u.s. continue, and if there is a need for higher demand in the u.s. we will continue to avail it. this is an important market to us. that is why we are looking at expanding our footprint. we have a refinery that has more than 600,000 barrels of capacity, and we are looking at expanding. >> do you see any supply gaps opening up in the next several years in the united states? are you as optimistic on the shale story? >> i think shale will continu

may be on an individual asus some people forgetting nice packages -- individual basis some people getting expect what you would see on wall street. vonnie: is it a danger of a little too late? was an exit use xidus. nicholas: how do you guarantee that your enough money to swallow the litigation costs and expenses to overhaul the company? you can say, yes they can do this, they can bring back the good times and generate enough money to cover the cost of the capital. ,ut you could also say actually, maybe it is a downward necessarily a bang, but a slow decline in terms of deutsche bank being able to go head-to-head with other big banks. no longer speak about being a global universal bank. they speak about being the leading bank in europe with a global reach and active in the u.s. and asia. their ambitions are certainly taking place. mark: the board is not affected, .eaning they don't get bonuses at cushions the blow for external criticism. nicholas: when the bank came out a couple of weeks back and said they would be returning to somewhat normalized conversations for staff and have a big lo

war that are really hard to foresee and that's why we started the new project, in collaboration with asu, to see if we can anticipate better what the tradeoffs might look like and where the united states might be able to adopt strategies to make investments that will promote is resilience jens, a rising tide of natural disasters or how climate change may affect china's resources, energy, water food and people and the investments it makes around the world in those things. so the project is cause phase zero. it is a reference to something that the pentagon phases of conflicts. you see a conflict shaping and you deter it. phase two, you start to move troops in and phase three is active combat where you want to defeat your enemy. phase four is conflict restoration and restoration of civil order. about a decade ago the pentagon added phase zoero, the time before a war starts when there's time to shape the strategic landscape and avoid conflict all together. so to some extent today i think this phases of war concept is a on absolute, because war is clearly not sequential at this point, not eve

lisa: is there something you are looking for that could potentially up and your current asus and cause to make a khasi to make a sudden shift? we have exports are in china in china. thinks in the policy level that could affect those businesses. in terms of the u.s. you have a big economy. it is an important economy for global businesses. i think there is relatively little that can undermine the ongoing strength and i think even if you get a negative on trade, some of the positives on tax rates even out. think global business, i there is relatively little. manager that is little that can happen in the u.s. that will have a transformational impact in a market where we are already underweight. scarlet: and the president talks about trade he is concerned about the trade balance and how the u.s. has a negative trade balance. as you look at non-us companies, trump has made clear tariffs will be on imports. but companies are free to build, create, and invest in the u.s. you seek momentum to do so the like that is that a valuable proposition to both operations here and invest and spend in the

but some of the decisions he made with civil rights and other asues -- epa -- nixon was very good presidentjust those three things overshadow his presidency. host: thank you for the call. barbara perry. at the: we now look back end, and i think nixon thought of himself as a moderate republican and he was viewed in those days, in 1968, as a moderate republican. he could be viewed in the center the train someone like a reagan -- we have not talked about his have --, i'm sure we and rockefeller on the left side of the party. when we look back at richard nixon almost one and a half see ain office, we can number of things he did that people on the liberal side now say good for him. that awould call nixon progressive republican. there were 31,000 dead. he is exactly right. the american people agreed with the gentleman. richard nixon after all 149 states in 1972, over 61% of the vote. an senator mcgovern was antiwar candidate. nixon's policy of getting out of vietnam, but giving the vietnamese a fighting chance to survive on their own as a free and independent country, by a march, even though it w

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