behold, the angry giant! behold, the angry giant! behold, the angry giant! behold, the angry giant! yay! it only takes a moment to make a moment. take time to be a dad today. >>> breaking news, former national security adviser michael flynn is willing to testify before a federal and congressional investigators, but only if he is granted immunity. according to his lawyer. joining me now, david gergen, and also matt lewis, laura coates, john meacham, and cnn national security analyst juliet cayenne. juliet, fitting to start with you because "the wall street journal" is the first one, the first ones to report that general flynn is willing to be interviewed in exchange for immunity. this is something that you thought we might see. in fact, you said it on this very show on friday night. juliet? >> oh, yeah, that's right, don. i think we were leading to this moment. and the clues were there. it's just sort of putting them all together. they begin with how flynn was fired. remember that sally yates had warned the white house, the head of the department of justice at the time warned the whi

behold the man.an. in latin, which means behold your messiah, this person scourged, look at him. >> this is a broken man. and i think pilate is having his fun here at the expense of the jewish authorities. >> he doesn't want to get involved in this complex, jewish kind of affair, but ultimately that isn't going to be an option for him. >> crucify him. take him yourselves and crucify him. i find no case against him. >> pilate's general way of doing things would have been to try and let the authorities in jerusalem do their own work. he says see to it yourselves. >> then, in john's gospel, caiaphas raises the stakes. >> we have a law and according to that law, he ought to die because he has claimed to be the son of god. >> blasphemy. >> have nothing to do with that innocent man. >> gospels say pilate was more afraid than ever. >> he wonders, is there something about this prisoner that i've missed? >> he starts thinking to himself, well maybe this person is somebody who is sent by one of the gods. >> if

lo and behold, it's not what i expected.hink that this year is different because the mandate has been created where it's like, no, we can't get away with looking the other way or overlooking or looking past some of the work. i think the industry i work in is not a homogeneous industry. everyone this year, i'm glad we have a group of nominees that are more reflective of not only the world i work in but the world i live in. it was more important today that happen six weeks ago. >> speaking service the world we live in and the s.a.g. awards, there were a lot of good speeches. a handful of great speeches. mr. ali's speech, i thought, was just phenomenal. >> yeah. >> you know him because you directed him. gave you a huge shout out. how did you intake what he was saying in that moment? it was powerful. >> yeah. it was. you know, ali is a great man. i call him ali, mehershala is a great man. in his greatness, i think he is very modest. he doesn't place himself at the forefront of many things. by necessity maybe, i don't know. i was

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that always is in the eye of the beholder.get word from ben carson if it's happening there, it's news to him. he does hear from the president directly. to charlie gasparino on whether checking up on the secretaries to see if everyone is loyal is fair criticism. what do you think? >> i don't think so. listen, "the washington post" is trying to make it sound like trump has spies looking at people that work for him. >> neil: i would imagine this has happened in prior administrations without it being so overtly characterized. >> right. not being a big story. listen, are you telling me that president obama did not put his loyalists in key positions and make sure people are loyal? that's the way it works. you have to salute the general, you're part of the administration. you're for him or against him. this is what happens in bureaucracy. you have to make sure the train is running. not only that, you have to make sures being carried out. one of the fascinating things about ben carson -- and that was a great interview -- if you look a

. >>> behold, behold, he andrea got him to speak finally! watch. >> mr.tary, north korea is now threatening preemptive action. can you say whether you think that's a dangerous escalation, sir? >> no comment. >> any comment on the nato meetings? >> i'll see tomorrow. >> thank you. >> he did speak. that's progress. it was to be specific, no comment today, thanks. see you tomorrow. seven words. got to start somewhere. we have been documenting on this show the steady disappearance of the u.s. state department in this administration. it has shrunk, it has gone silent in the trump era. as part of that we have documented the steadfast efforts of andrea mitchell to try to get a question off to the secretary of state, only to get more silence before she get pushed out of the room. today there was progress. she got seven words from the u.s. secretary of state. ask, ask, ask, and you shall finally receive. seven words. it a start. that does it for us tonight. "first look" is up next. >>> health care countdown with the clock ticking, president trump is issuing a warn

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. >> reporter: behold, if you dare. the israeli death stalker scorpion. its sting is excruciating.an kill. not much here to love. unless you're dr. jim olsen. this sounds terrifying. >> it's actually beautiful. >> reporter: beautiful because the death stalker's venom may revolutionize how cancer surgery is done. dr. olsen is a brain cancer physician and researcher at fred hutchinson cancer center in seattle, washington. >> we were inspired by a 16-year-old girl who had a brain tumor. after 12 hours of surgery the surgeons left behind a big piece, and we decided that day to find a way to make the cancer light up so that surgeons could see it while they're operating. >> reporter: the key is the scorpion venom, synthetically reproduced minus the poison. when injected into a patient's bloodstream it sticks to cancer cells but not to normal cells. combine that sticky molecule with fluorescent dye and you've got what olsen calls tumor paint. what problem does tumor paint solve? >> sometimes it's really hard for surgeons to tell what is cancer and what is normal. and in the brain you can'

lo and behold, he found that many republican primary voters responded rather strongly to that messagea big problemo be for him. >> so you have this -- i don't paradox, but you have this sort of odd situation where the people who most want unalloyed repeal, people in caucuses, theyom seem to be the ones who are most urging trump to break with even though, trump's instincts seem to be toward, as you say, preserving far from a kind of repeal free market system. >> that's right. to this plann comes from two seemingly very different directions. it comes from people who are themselves as -- styling idiologicals purists. it also comes from republican whotors, in particular, represent more diverse swing constituencies, who represent in some cases states that have accepted the obamacare medicaid expansion. so you both have opposition from you might describe as the left of the party and also from the right of the party. ways, the kind of base for both of those different kinds of republicans are actually quite similar. >> but, look, this is the problem. you have a congress that theher -- on one

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. >> isn't that a sight to behold? i have not seen anything like that in 10 years. it made the dam a tourist spot after that. take a look at this, our live weather camera, looking out from the transamerica pyramid in an easterly direction. you can even see the island, can you see it there? just to the side of the embarcadero. i think i could even hear the parents this afternoon. temperatures up to 70 in redwood city and in livermore, 73. in san jose, upper 60s, and in santa rosa. weather watchers time, robert sullivan reporting 70, and charlie says it is 70 degrees as well, so we are pretty uniform as far as numbers are concerned, changes, area of low pressure to the north of us, bringing rain showers across the northwest corner of the state. clouds quickly filling in as a huge ridge of high pressure bringing us the near record warmth, taking it in a south easterly direction, for the evening commute, inland a good 45 miles in the evening hours, by lunchtime, it is the to the north of us that invade the bay area, science wiping the north bay with a few light rain sho

behold. >> really ugly mia ta. >> the snowplow, great for automotive stuff. he has been waiting for a blizzard to come through so he could prove it's the car you need if you want to clear snow. >> call a tow truck. >> they are not on for too long though. you can see the chains not moving while the wheel itself is spinning. now the car doesn't seem to obey the laws of physics. a lift drifter action. >> starts drilling in screws to the tires to make them studded in the hopes they will get some traction. so the final con can conclusion. we found the weakness in the design is all tires. >> he's not giving up. there's a second video. he identified a plow issue as well. >> so the plow isn't clearing all the snow in front of the front wheels. >> i can't help the poor car just thinking let me die. . i'm old. . we're making some progress. before you know it, it looks a lot worse. . now we're smoking and that did you wantndndnd sound good. >> keep driving. >> we have a power steering leak. got to give him points for trying. see what this father-daughter ri union is all

and low and behold look at what's going on down in phoenix. they're getting some rain down there. you're probably saying hey this is not supposed to happen. well it is. .60s on the temps today. it's 4:01 and here he is let's hope today's quieter for everybody including you. >> okay. no rain huh. >> tomorrow morning. >> all right. so another night of good sleep. >>> good morning, everyone. let's go out and take a look at the commute. doesn't look bad. that means traffic is moving well as you drive from alta monte pass into dublin. yesterday at this time it was raining hard today and as you know right now it's not and traffic is moving along nicely. 4:02 let's go back to the december. >>> security remains very tight in london this morning especially around the british parliament building because of yesterday's attack. during the night cars in the area near the parliament building were towed away. police were everywhere. british officials say there's no indication there will be more terrorist attacks. they're trying to assure people that london is safe. >>> and seven people were arre

. >> behold our mortal enemy. >> kids feel there's a finite amount of love.as always asking my parents who do you love more? >> what did they say? >> we love you all equally. >> baldwin lives in new york city with wife hillaria and three young kids. the message of "the boss baby" is sibling peace is a good one. >> i have a 3-year-old, 1 1/2-year-old and a 5-month-old. in the end we have to hug each other and kiss each other and say they love each other. my wife is very smart that way. what kind of a dad are you? do you let it work out between them or do you intervene? >> i try to let them slug it out. >> you do. how scottish of you. my god. >> to a point. >> reporter: baldwin himself, don't forget, brother of billy and stephen. >> when i was a kid, my parents had six kids. boof. everybody breaking windows and shooting arrows into the wall. >> but did you send each other to the hospital ever? >> a couple times, yeah. >> so he's familiar with the territory. this to me is about older brother who basically hates the new arrival. >> but you know, love conquers all

order is in the eye of the beholder. is kind of a way of creating some social system, right? law is a much more clear thing, safety and security. >> trevor: right. >> then you see it in 2016 when this president comes before cleveland and says i'm going to be a law and order president and he talks about the border being overrun. when you live in o ohio, why do you care about the border? because it represents disorder and an unraveling and the appeal of that politics is unbelievably powerful. >> trevor: one thing you did that's interesting is you put yourself in uncomfortable situations or rather you shared the fact you were in them and as a quite male you talk about stories where you were living in brooklyn, for instance, and then you would see a black couple that was arguing and you thought to yourself, well, let me call the police to help them solve this argument and then you go, wait, does it help black people when the police come to solve the argument? >> or does it help anyone in that situation? when i open the book

lo and behold, he found that many republican primary voters responded rather strongly to that messagethat's going to be a big problem for him. >> so you have this -- i don't know if it's a paradox, but you have this sort of odd situation where the people who most want an unalloyed repeal, people in the house freedom caucuses, they seem to be the ones who are most urging trump to break with speaker ryan, even though trump's instincts seem to be toward, as you say, preserving the safety net, far from a kind of repeal free market system. >> that's right. the opposition within the republican party to this plan comes from two seemingly very different directions. it comes from people who are styling themselves as ideological purists. yet, who also, funny enough, represent rural constituencies and other constituencies with older voters who benefit from the obamacare status quo. it also comes from republican senators, in particular, who represent more diverse swing constituencies, who represent in some cases states that have accepted the obamacare medicaid expansion. so you both have oppositi

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behold! >> oh, no. >> alexa -- >> yes. >> what's the weather? >> she thinks about it for a second. >> indiana, it's 41 degrees with clear skies and sun. >> almost every time siri is talking to me this is what i picture. >> oli pettigrew is a hack. >> you have to program that so if somebody comes in the house, you can prank them so it starts moving and talking to you. >> you could create this very thing yourself. actually, the whole movement, you know the billy bass thing you put on the wall, that's what is inside this. in fact, if you use the raspberry pie. >> raspberry pie and cheesecake. >> if you are somewhat tech non logically advanced, it will take you through the steps to get the raspberry pie and cheesecake connected. you're done! >>> flicker lights, banging door, what is going on here? >> the only explanation is ghosts. >> that's it. >> and i believe in ghosts. >> ghosts? you decide, next. >>> it's a 1967 mustang. >> officially my dream car. >> 10,000 photos from a restored car to a restored classic. >> this is my baby. see how it looks

final offer i guess is in the eye of the beholder.tuesday moderate republicans coming to the white house. they're the other side of that equation. the white house still trying it seanogether a deal and as spicer was speaking we had outside.s gathering >> kevin is that the end of the it?t or the beginning of still got the senate. look like? bill will >> i spoken to senior aids and members of the house freedom caucus earlier after the meting that they had with president trump. there is no deal. they are not close to a deal. they still have severe concerns that this legislation being trump andy president house speaker ryan is not conservative enough. senior aide and senator rand paul who said the contact with members of the house freedom own andho met on their privately behind closed doors to begin talking about whether or they're going to do this. you know, this is clear choice right now between president trump who is meeting later this afternoon with the tuesday group. the more mod raid factions. will he choose more moderate or the con

. >> lou: it is awful to behold the political expediency of the democratic party. it is awful to watch members of the republican party attack this man of principle is just stunning to me and it is craven. it is despicable. >> i hope there haven't been republicans attacking him. i also hope there haven't been republican ares calling for an independent counsel or independent prosecutor, because there is no indication of what it is of what that person would prosecute or charges being investigated. >> lou: this is close as it came because of congressman darril issa. the puttin government is a bad actor and actions should be carefully executeinized and regardless of which aisle you sit on. quote we have a vested interest of understanding why it happened and keep it from happening again. that is a cute little remark. >> and congress contact hearings. let them contact hearings. >> lou: he has worn us out with his hearings, darril issis a. up next, despicable dems attacking the trump administration and the political witch hunt. >> there can't be a doubt about the impartial

alexandra mackenzie has more details. numberand number and behold, iwas number and behold, i was ableotatoes really well. 58—year—old bill was paralysed from the shoulders down after a cycling accident eight years ago. —— lo and behold. i was raining really badly. i was following a meal truck and i was keeping my distance pretty good but then it stopped to deliver a package and i ran right into the back of the mail truck —— mail truck. bill was left totally dependent but determine his life didn't end there, he signed himself up didn't end there, he signed himself upfor didn't end there, he signed himself up for medical research in ohio. my father said, you really want to do this? i said yes, somebody has to do research. if nobody does research, things don't get done. he volunteered for surgery. censors we re volunteered for surgery. censors were placed in the part of his brain that controls hand movement. they send messages to the 36 muscles stimulating electrodes placed in his arm. we've bridged his spinal injury, he can now think about moving his arm and his arm moves.” can move it

it is amazing to behold. back on february 3rd the washington district judge put the president's original order on hold. now two judges who are outside of the language of the order, no reference to the constitution or the code which justifies the president's and gives him the authority to do exactly as he has order ared. and let me start with you, barbara. what is going on here? >> i think you hit the nail on the head. the thing that bothers me out of the opinion in hawaii is the same thing is the 9th circuit. this is not how law is done. judges don't look at twitter feeds. they are supposed to it read the text of the statute or the executive order and the evidence presented by the government and make a decision based on the law. this is what judge gorsuch f. you find yourself agreeing with the outcome of the legal decision you are probably doing it wrong. i hope that is not what is happening, but i fear it is. >> lou: that is precisely what is happening here. josh, your thought? >> it seems that the federal l

lo and behold, i was able to eat the mashed potatoes really well.ere but it's not like my life stopped when i got injured. it will help out a lot more people for years to come. case western reserve university showing those pictures. speaking of websites, the big story today is the formal process of the uk leaving the european union, which has begun with a letter signed by theresa may delivered to donald tusk, president of the european council. i imagine you have many questions about this process. you are welcome to send them my way. i will do my best to a nswer them my way. i will do my best to answer them. if you want to in your own time, there are extensive articles on the bbc news website and the bbc news app explaining every aspect of the brexit process. i will be back in a couple of minutes. good evening. if you're watching this time yesterday, thomas will have told you about the powerful cyclone that made landfall in queensland. it has brought some record—breaking weather with waves recorded a mile offshore at ten metres high. that is the heig

it was a joy to behold the love for their children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren and i hopeen who are here understand how much the grandfather is revered and for a long time to come of all of his achievements as republican leader of the house, he was most proud of being a husband, father and grandfather. so, for many of us, it was such an honor to serve with him to be his colleagues in the congress. it was a privilege to serve with him and it was an honor to call him colleague and a joy to call him friend and many of us may be presuming. thank you for sharing your father with all of us over the years. the people of illinois and the people of america loved him that so many join all of you. they mourn the loss and pray for the family. thank you again for sharing this great patriotic american statesman the person that taught us all so much the united states army corps. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ vice president of the united states house of representatives the honorable dick cheney. >> good afternoon. this is a sad occasion obviously but it's also an opportunity to give thanks to the

and also to just be able to be honest with and say i am scared out of my mind right now, and lo and beholdey're going to come back and say i was there, too. >> it's also like going off the high dive. you're looking down and it's 6 feet off the water, looks like 30 feet, and you jump off. halfway down, you're going, i want to do this again. the fear only lasts a second or two. one, two, and it's over. >> ride the plane down. first time i skydived, he said if you don't do it, you have to ride the ride down. >> that was me bungee jumping. >> that's nuts. >> don't ride the plane down. >> thanks both of you. >>> this week's #yourbizselfie is from lee eckel who owns the triangle food tour company in raleigh-durham, north carolina. they have walking food and craft beer tours of raleigh-durham, chapel hill and other local areas. close to my heart because that's where i went to college. now, why don't you walk on over to your smartphone, take a selfie of you and your business and extend to us at yourbusiness@msnbc.com or tweet it to @msnbcyourbiz. don't forget to put your name, the name of your bus

. >> with each truss span coming down, there are even more phenomenal vistas to behold. >> reporter: but ross isn't getting sentimental over the old span. >> no, i'm not sorry to see it go, but it was a classic. >> reporter: sky 7 overhead with a preview of what will be left behind. beautiful vistas of oakland and the east bay. a new perspective for the future. in oakland, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >>> a huge airlift took place today to help communities left isolated by landslides near big sur. mary adams tweeted pictures of a helicopter making several flights. it took fuel, food, pet supplies and even school work to some 450 people living between the damaged pfifer canyon bridge and a mudslide. the storm damage left 58 homes isolated. vehicle access from the south may be restored in ten days. repairing the bridge will take a lot longer. >>> well, if you were planning a trip to yosemite, plan for a longer drive. the quickest route, 120 is closed near crane flat. this facebook post shows the crater that opened up when heavy rain shifted the soil beneath the road. that means motoris

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behold hiserful to devotion for his late wife, children and grandchildren.er is revered i hope they know and for a long time to come. all of his achievements as republican leader of the house, he was the most out of being a husband, father and grandfather. as such an honor that he was at an honor to serve with him as a collie, it was a privilege to serve with him. it was an honor to call him a colleague. many of us, presuming, he made us feel we were all friends. ruth, thank you for sharing your father with all of us over the years. of comfort a source to you and your whole family. they will all join with you and celebrated the life of this great and external area american. more and pray for your family in this this is a great american statesman who taught us all so much about our country. thank you. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, the army corps band. ♪ >>>> the 46 vice president of the texas house of representatives, the honorable dick cheney. good afternoon, this is a sad occasion for all of us. it is also an opportunity to give thanks for the fact th

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jumped the fences and all of these new security procedures put in place by the secret service, lo and behold, 11:00 at night, the president's fast asleep presumably and somebody is still able to get over the fence. >> well, the purpose of a fence in a permissive environment is not to keep you out is to alert you that people are trying to get in. we're not talking about a wall, we're not talking war time, we're talking about the president's home. the purpose of the fence is to alert secret service somebody in in an area they're not supposed to be. i like the comment from the reporter, there's not a lot going on. and the best security is security you don't see. and the secret service is ready to go hands on with the guy and if it's more sinister, they would use lethal force. there's a lot of security we don't see. the secret service brought us down and tried to penetrate the security of the white house, they learned a lot about that, and we did. our business was to get into places and theirs to get out. i think there's a change in the secret service from the former administration, they're allo

a complete outsider someone beholding to no one but them. and speaker ryan you come in with all of your swagger and experience and you sell them a bill of goods. it ends up a complete and total failure. and you allow our president in the first 100 days to come out of a box like that based on what. the legislative expertise. the relationship what, your drinks at the hay adams with your pals. folks, i want to be clear. this is not on president trump no one expected a business man to completely understand the nuances the company get it ins and outs of washington and the legislative process. how would he know which individuals upon which he would be able to rely. many of them rents and establishment colleagues of speaker ryan. they have the 15 hardliners in all of the other ones. you of course know their demands and if you didn't why didn't you. some of them actually shut down the government over obama care and you couldn't figure out what you needed to do to get their support. you know no democrat was going to support it. we would have to rely

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