at the same time welcome to the squad, michael bennet, excited to have you, also i'm very glad i don'thave play our d line, #, nasty. >>> we have also a great example of teamwork coming out of yesterday's nor'easter. northeastern women's basketball team bus got stuck in the snow at st. joes yesterday. so they hopped out, and they pushed. they were practicing at st. joes for the colonial athletic association tournament, at drexel, the team plays delaware, later today, i love teamwork. >> yes. >> can you imagine, trying to push the bus out, it would be the most confusing scene. >> i would be directing, yes. >> he would be yelling, screaming, go there, go there. >> yes. >> thanks, patrick. >>> coming up next on "eyewitness news" our storm aftermath coverage continues. >> chelsea has an update on the forecast as we continue to dig out and navigate through icy streets, jan. >>> and i'm jan carabao coming to you live from bucks county this morning one of the hardest hit areas, in yesterday's nor'easter, straight ahead, the number of people still in the dark this morning, and just how much pr

the birds have agreed for a trade for michael bennet of the sea hawks, three time pro bowl shore canhe line, he had eight and a half sacks last season and 24 quarterback hits. bennet turns 33 in november, and its salary cap hit could be somewhere in the neighborhood of five and a half million. now the deal cannot officially be announced until next week, when the new league year begins but here's the details. eagles send marcus johnson and fifth round pick to seattle in return, they get bennet and a seventh round pick. now bennet reacting on twitter , it is a picture of him in the eagles jersey,e maine gis and said, free meek mill. no surprise there, bennet, very active, social activist, in fact, he started a book club in seattle and written a book of his own, interesting character, and a leader for sure. >> um-hmm. >> yes, big personality, though. >> fun to have him. >> talented too. >> we like that. >> thanks, buddy. >>> coming up how storm is affecting rest of the northeast. >> take a look at this live picture from west chester a snow man in the sun there sporting a cbs-3 hat. nor'

the team has agreed to trade for defensive end michael bennet, of the seahawks a three time pro bowl anywhere on the line, he had eight and a half sacks last season with 24 quarterback hits, bennet turns 33 in november, at a salary cap, i should say calorie cap hit will be in the neighborhood of five and a half million. incredible. the deal cannot officially be announced until next week when the new league year begins. but here's the details. eagles send white out marcus johnson and fifth round pick to seattle in exchange they get bennet and a seventh round pick. >>> flyers and penguins from the center in 90 minutes. this is, kind of a big deal. pittsburgh is one point ahead in the standing, but if the orange and black win, they will tie washington for first place, in the metro division. the phillies hosting red sox today and aaron nola is feeling pretty, pretty good. he went four innings, giving up just one hit, struck out five, phillies opening day starter, looks like he is ready to roll. >>> bottom of the ninth bases loaded phillies clinging to a one run lead, millare in gets fina

jeff bennet. i'm going to ask you to stay right there. > i want to get to msnbc garrett hague on the hill. the president has tweeted something like this as a negotiating tactic. in this instance you are in an empty haulway, the negotiation is over, members of congress has left. this thing was supposed to have been a done deal. >> reporter: absolutely, the opportunity for negotiation was over the last several weeks when the white house was working with congressional leaders on putting this bill together, not after post houses have passed it and everyone has left town. yeah, it's an empty hal way, there was one hearing scheduled in the house today rkt i've showed up. it's been postponed. we have bob corker who voted against the omnibus. he said he'd bring the president a pen to sign that veto. i'm outside bob corker's office, hee not here and not coming in today. these folks have gone home. if the president does veto this, you'll be looking into the face of a potentially prolonged government shut do

bennet omalu/ forensic pathologist: death took about three to ten minutes.ot an instantaneous death. the release comes one day after clark's funeral where friends and family continued their emotional call for justice stevante clark/ stephon's brother: stephon is going to live for generations to generations. the clark family will never die.the county coroner's autopsy determined the cause of death as multiple gunshot woundsbut the full report will not be released until the case is closedi'm omar jimenez reporting ( marty ) the sacramento kings and the boston celtics have shown their support for the clark family... the warriors are too. <"so it's a difficult situation for everyone involved and we want to support the family and show them that we care as guys that have a huge platform with so many people watching us."<"i mentioned to the players yesterday if they wanted to be part of anything going on that it's something that it should discuss.">( marty ) these are the t-shirts that the kings and celtics wore at a recent pre- game warm-up. they carry the

he said, he said -- not senator bennet. >> he said you should say if i get elected, unlike other school districts where the mayor and superintendent never talk to each other because they're chosen and selected separately, we'll be the first city where i'll visit every public school in my first four years. i said, great, i'll do it. i said it. later, michael would say, maybe if you had been better staffed, someone would have pointed out there are 161 schools. i went to a school every week for four years. and you know, really imrshed myself. and michael, two years later, became the superintendent of schools in denver and played, i think, a staggeringly important role in really transforming denver public schools. that process of meeting all those schools, all those teachers, all those parents, we tried to meet with a bunch of parents at every school after we visited the classrooms. and it really drove home the fact that everybody was -- had the same -- it's amazing, everyone kind of loved their school, thought their teachers were great. they thought the overall school system was failing. a

the kremlin or the us and he'd like to bring missed a bad omen because mr bennet was talking about you know a more nuanced way of all of dealing with russia which is what he was saying that the u.s. administration that the president donald trump has been you know dealing with this than he has been in the possible what will the u.s. administration do now do you think beyond these expulsions is there any way to to move forward here i think many of us in the united states were surprised that president trump has a more subtle approach to these issues than we originally thought of him because he's his public statements are often in conflict for his actions but i think what's important is president putin is the leader of russia countries deal with country countries and therefore we have to deal with president putin and the russian government we're not we're not going to deal with the people we prefer to leo with it within russia russia is an important player on many many issues that are important to the western countries and to the united states pacifically for example in the middle east we

senator bennet. sen. bennet: thank you, mr. chairman, and for you and the ranking member holding this hearing. i want to thank you. i have never heard as moving testimony in my nine years in the senate. as a father of three teenage girls, daughters who i cannot get to read anything that i work on when i am here, i have no doubt they will read the testimony you gave today. for that i am eternally grateful to you. i wonder whether you could tell the committee a little bit about what efforts in education you find work particularly well with adolescents, what seems not to work. sometimes people tried to communicate with young people and it either makes matters worse or bounces off them. that may be my problem with teenagers. i suspect others have it as well. ms. savage: sure, thank you for the question. i'm no expert on teenagers either. i have a few of them in my home as well. however i am noting when i go to the schools to talk, the kids really listen to real stories, real things that happen. statistics and things are nice and th

bennet omalu/ forensic pathologist: death took about three to ten minutes. it was not an instantaneous death. the release comes one day after clark's funeral where friends and family continued their emotional call for justice stevante clark/ stephon's brother: stephon is going to live for generations. the clark family will the county coroner's autopsy determined the cause of death as multiple gunshot woundsbut the full report will not be released until the case is closedi'm omar jimenez reporting (steve) (steve) earlier today, after practice some of the golden state warriors players talked about stephon clark... this is what they had to say about the shooting... <>(steve) <> <>(steve) the warriors will travel to sacramento tomorrow night to face the kings. tip-off is 7:00 p-m... (steve) new at 9 -- baton rouge police officer blane salamoni will be fired for his actions in the alton sterling shooting.(catherine) this news comes as baton rouge police release four videos of the 2016 shooting.(catherine) the recordings are from a convenience store surveillance v

and we'll hear from jim bennet. and david marry marion as.ater the 1970 academy award winning documentary, sbrfs with live veterans about the events that took place at the village of me lie during the vietnam war. american history tv primetime begins at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span three. >> thursday morning, we are in olympia washington for the next stop on the c-span bus 50 capitals tour. jay insly basketball your guest on the bus starting at 8:30 eastern. >> up next on reel america, rebirth of seoul. this film, produced by the army, covers major events of the korean war and shows how seoul was heavily damaged by the fightingment it do you means citizens returning to thety after the end of war in 1953 and how

bennet omalu/ forensic pathologist: death took about three to ten minutes. it was not an instantaneous death. the release comes one day after clark's funeral where friends and family continued their emotional call for justice stevante clark/ stephon's brother: stephon is going to live for generations to generations. the clark family will never die.the county coroner's autopsy determined the cause of death as multiple gunshot woundsbut the full report will not be released until the case is closedi'm omar jimenez reporting (catherine) the sacramento kings and the boston celtics have shown their support for the clark family... here at home - here's what warriors had to say. <"so it's a difficult situation for everyone involved and we want to support the family and show them that we care as guys that have a huge platform with so many people watching us."<"i mentioned to the players yesterday if they wanted to be part of anything going on that it's something that it should discuss." these are the t-shirts that the kings and celtics wore at the pre-game wa

b bennet let's walk through what the president was saying in the last couple of hours. >> reporter: i think the take away is that the white house is -- and since this plan was unveiled last night, critics are making the point that the new white house agenda not only fall short of what many parkland students have been calling more. the justice department will train some teachers to carry guns. it calls on congress to tighten and improve the back ground system. it expands mental health programs. backs off earlier calls to raise minimum age to purchase sem semiautomatic guns from 18 to 21. the president says, very strong improvement and strengthening of background check will be fully backed by white house. legislation moving forward, highly expert teachers will be trained to carry. armed guards okay. on the angle limit, watching rulings to see what happens. not much political support to put it mildly. on this look, the president is underplaying his role. there's a thought if he were to fully embrace raising the purchase age, it's thought to give republicans on the hill another political

bennet omalu/ forensic pathologist: death took about three to ten minutes.stantaneous death. the release comes one day after clark's funeral where friends and family continued their emotional call for justice stevante clark/ stephon's brother: stephon is going to live for generations to generations. the clark family will never die.the county coroner's autopsy determined the cause of death as multiple gunshot woundsbut the full report will not be released until the case is closedi'm omar jimenez reporting (catherine) the sacramento kings and the boston celtics have shown their support for the clark family... here at home - here's what warriors had to say. <"so it's a difficult situation for everyone involved and we want to support the family and show them that we care as guys that have a huge platform with so many people watching us."<"i mentioned to the players yesterday if they wanted to be part of anything going on that it's something that it should discuss." these are the t-shirts that the kings and celtics wore at the pre-game warm-up. they carry

. —— asa bennet.e former business director that the firm misled politicians about work carried out for a leading brexit campaign group. the government will soon review plans for a plastic bottle refund scheme to increase recycling rates, the times says ministers are drawing up the times says ministers are drawing up plans to stop airlines claiming extra fees on boarding passes and baggage. the telegraph says road congestion is so severe, in the next epic, cars will move no faster than b i cycles. epic, cars will move no faster than bicycles. breakthrough in diabetes treatment, which could prolong the lives of people living with the condition. finally, the express moves with the plight of the nurse trying to raise funds for cancer treatment, which she is unable to get on the nhs. fairly big spread of stories, but we begin with a couple about cambridge analytica, and facebook. first, on the guardian, data firm misled mps over work for " b rex it" data firm misled mps over work for "brexit" campaign, onc

bennet finding that of the 20 times officers opened fire, stephon clark was struck 8 times. the first bullet , in the left rib cage. >> the six following and shot striking the 22-year-old back and the final bullet in his leg. >> the death took about 3 minutes. it wasn't an instantaneous death. >> the pathologist adding have individual autopsy with video released to law enforcement -- release from law enforcement shows stephon clark facing away from officers when shots were fired. >> stephon clark was running away from police. representative -- responding from reports about someone breaking car windows. >> those fighting for justice as well as the mayor and -- and sacramento police want to prevent a deathlike stephon clark's from happening again. >> again, that was vicky goodall is reporting. the official autopsy report from the sacramento coroner's office is not expected for another two weeks. it may uncover a different conclusion. >> police say they have arrested a man who was selling marijuana to minors as young as 14. the investigation began last month after complaints of

jeff bennet. jeff zavala, joyce vance, and jeremy bass. my belated thanks to bill crystal for joining us and having an opinion there. dan, i'm going to begin with you here in new york. i've used the expression change of venue in a different context at the top of the broadcast. in a way this is a form of that i guess. what just happened today, why are they trying to move the court jurisdiction where this is going to be heard? >> this is a classic defense maneuver. i've removed cases, any attorney who has had court on the defense side have likely to move cases. it allows defenses from different state and have enough -- if you have enough money involved and the people are from different states, a defendant can drag a case union laterally out of state court and up to federal court. it's automatic. this is not a motion, this is not a request. once a defendant files this notice of removal the case is now in federal court and its incumbent upon the plaintiff to get it back down to state court, which is not an easy thing to do. why do defendants d

bennet omalu who is credited with discovering the brain disease cte. omalu believes clark was facing his grandparents' house when he was shot. hit first on his left side near his armpit spinning him around before he was shot six more times from behind. omalu says clark, who did not immediately receive medical treatment, died three to ten minutes later. >> my heart is heavy, and i'm hurting. >> basically stephon clark was murdered for what would have been a misdemeanor. >> reporter: police were responding to reports a vandal was breaking car windows when they encountered clark. the officers said they thought he had a gun, but after firing, discovered it was actually a cell phone. >> he came up, and then he kind of approached us hands out and then fell down. >> the findings of his autopsy contradict many of the narratives that the sacramento police put forward. >> reporter: the county also conducted an autopsy, but that report won't be released to the public until the case is over. sacramento police say it's inappropriate to comment until the official re

bennet: and what kind of questions do you typically get? ms. savage: the questions i get are about prescription drugs. some of the kids do not understand why prescription drugs are dangerous, that they are prescribed by a physician. and so we talk about that any prescription that is not prescribed to you by your doctor could be lethal to you. and so they are trying to make that connection between street medication or street drugs and prescription drugs. and that we are trying to show them that both can be lethal to you. just because one is prescribed by a position -- a position doesn't mean it is any less dangerous. sen. bennet: is it your impression that these people are hearing about this for the first time? ms. savage: in some crowds, yes. some of the schools that we go to we will talk about it, it is like the first time. they can not understand that you can die from one time trying something. the do not understand that there are different strengths of medications which i tell them, you should not. you're not a pharmacist or medical professi

bennet. that would be different sometimes kill union supported. how did it go from ford's huge anti-unionism to the future union success in flint 1936-37 at the gm plant? >> they key is the depression, the new deal. that is critically important that the depression kind of delegitimize this american business in the 1920s piccolo that like our age, the businessman is a a cultish big issue brilliant, but the depression, the businessman claimed credit for the good stuff. they get the blame for the bad stuff and the new deal brings in a new legitimacy for workers. this reaches first that gm at flint and here's where this model that ford is most extreme example boomerangs on companies. because if you have, for example, one playmaking all let's say the engines of every chevrolet which was actually the case for chevrolet, if you stop that one plant, you shut down every chevrolet production facility in the united states. that's exactly what the union was able to do by picking these chokepoints. you'll need a minority of workers, you only need a few key pla

. >>> eagles make a big trade bringing in three time pro bowler michael bennet. >>> mcdonald's making a statement to mark international women's day. >> i think every day is international women's day because without women this world wouldn't be going around >>> it is gone viral. the food that appears to cry, and scream, while being cooked >>> kind of creepy. plant based food that is quite popular in japan. >> could you eat that, with that sound. >> if it tastes good. >> no, i could not. i have enough problems eating meat disconnecting. >> if it moves then i would have a problem but noise, no. >> lets send it tout chelsea. frequenting out about this weather today because compared to yesterday it would be so much better. >> so much better, rahel and jim. sunshine in the forecast. i am concerned about temperatures right now especially considering a lot of areas will be dropping below freezing as we head throughout the next hour. lets look at numbers across the region. we are checking in at 33 degrees in philadelphia 32 in wilmington. thirty-one in reading. why is this a problem? well, you

. >> reporter: pathologist bennet omalu, hired by the clark family to conduct a private autopsy, says conclusion is supported by video from a law enforcement helicopter that captured the shooting with a heat-detecting camera. attorney ben crump is representing clark's family. >> the narrative that had been git forth is that they had to open fire because he was charging at them, where obviously based on dr. omalu's findings and the family's autopsy, it suggests all the bullets were from behind. >> reporter: the same video viewed by others can seem to suggest that clark was moving toward the officers. the day after the shooting, the police department said in a statement: one of the conclusions of the independent autopsy is that clark could have lived for three to ten minutes after he was shot. that raises questions about why he did not receive immediate medical attention. the sacramento police department has not commented on the t dependent report and says it will wait until the release of the official autopsy from the county coroner. jeff? >> glor: all right. john blackstone in sacrame

one month after winning the super bowl, the birds have traded for a big name pass rusher, michael bennet. the birds give up markus johnson and they swap draft pick. he had very similar stats to brandon graham, getting pressure on the quarterback. he is a very outspoken player. he won a super bowl with the seahawks. and he already tweeted out a pic of him photo shopped in an eagles jersey with some trophies out there. he is ready. now his former teammate and current eagle chris marigos tells us what he will bring. >> mike is the type of guy when he laces them up and puts the shoulder pads on, the guy is an animal. he is out there wreaking havoc on the quarterbacks, what's really unique about him is his flexibility to play all along the line. so it's going to be good for our team and our locker room. >> birds are going for another super bowl. i'm john clark. we're right back. >>> one big sign the storm is moving out, we have new information right now. high schools and parochial elementary schools in the city of philadelphia will be open again tomorrow. after a day off today. >> and the bes

halftime but u-m-b-c led by jarius lyles 28 points blew out the cavaliers in the second half tony bennet.. they only made four three-pointer the entire night the u-m-b-c players will never forget this day they win by 20... 74-54will face kansas state in round 2 ( marty ) and make sure ( marty ) round 2 kansas state in round 2 ( marty ) and make sure you tune into the kron four hoop session tonight. mark carpenter has your weekly warriors recap and gives you an update on the injuries to the splash brothers and k-d. plus, our new sports reporter kim smith goes 1-on-1 with former wnba all-star ruthie bolton. hear her powerful message as we celebrate women's history month. it all tips off tonight at 11. live look outside... golden gate bridge.. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routin

bennet omalu, famous for discovering cte, who says the findings suggest clark was standing sideways when the first shot was fired. >> and the injuries caused made him, shoved him around, and he turned around, and his back was facing the officers. >> reporter: the family's autopsy claiming six bullets hit clark in the back, and a seventh to his side. >> show your hands. gun, gun, gun! >> reporter: police fire 20 rounds at clark who is unarmed while responding to a report of vandalism. the sacramento police officers association has defended the actions of the officers calling them, justified, saying clark took a shooting stance and pointed an object at the police officers. what they later found was a cell phone. after the shooting, police bodycam video showing officers waiting nearly six minutes for backup before performing cpr. had the officers not waited nearly six minutes to give him medical attention do you think stephon would still be here today? >> whether you are fatally wounded or not, you should receive immediate and timely medical and surgical attention. >> kayna joins us now. th

michael bennet can still do it.he world champs and the fifth-round pick. bennett was rather outspoken. he sat throughout the national anthems in the season. philadelphia excepts social advocates more freely. richard sherman. it looks like he may be out with the seahawks. he told espn he has not been told anything about his future with the team. he is recovering from a torn achilles tendon. that will be quick to cut -- tough to come back from. in the meantime, basketball is a team game. it was clearly a one-man show tonight in denver. that one man was lebron james. at the peak of his game he said afterward, you have to give it to him. he scored the last nine. than a three with one minute 11 left. a5 again with 40 seconds left. than a real crowdpleaser. into the stands he goes. the fans love it. 113-108, kleven wins -- cleveland wins. lebron had 39 point -- points. he could be a free agent when the season ends. down in la a personal injury lawyer has put up billboards all over town to convince him that la is the place

jeff bennet at the white house with more. take us through some of the highlights and specifics here. all of this is just being released and confirmed by the white house in just an hour and a half right? >> yeah that's right. this is an aggressive move the white house the taking against russia under donald trump. so, in response to the poisoning of this former russian spy on british soil, here's what the u.s. is doing to retaliate. ks pelling 60 diplomats. 48 are alleged intelligence agents working here in washington. 12 mosts at the united nations in new york. these republican diplomats/russian intelligence agents has to go by monday. the u.s. is closing the russian con sue lat and seattle and we're told that's tied to the approximate advertisement of the submarine basis. now white house press secretary sara sanders released a stamtd about this. she said with these steps the united states and allies and patterns made clear to russia that its actions has consequences. the united states stand to cooperate to build a better rela

ben bennet omalu, he was struck eight times, the first bullet in the left rib cage. >> the propulsion of the bullet and the injuries caused may have shoved him around. >> reporter: the six following gunshots striking the 22-year- old's back and the final bullet in his leg. >> death took about 10 minutes. it was not instantaneous. >> reporter: omalu adding his independent autopsy coupled with video released by law enforcement show he was facing away from officers when he opened fire. >> the young man did not charge the officers based on the evidence that we saw today. >> reporter: but clark was running away from police, responding to reports about someone breaking car windows. >> in this case, stephon's life was not valued over property. >> reporter: those fighting for justice as well as the mayor and sacramento police want to prevent a death like stephon clark's from happening again. >>> the sacramento police department is conducting an investigation into clark's death and the sacramento county district attorney's office is also conducting its own review. >>> san francisco police have

halftime but u-m-b-c led by jarius lyles 28 points blew out the cavaliers in the second half tony bennetelieve it... they only made four three-pointer the entire night the u-m-b-c players will never forget this day they win by 20... 74-54 retrievers will face kansas state in round 2 staying in the south region of the bracket neveda and texas in overtime wolf pack down by two... caleb martin with a three puts nevada in the lead they win 87-83 the n-c-a-a women's tournament kicked off today cal and stanford the only two schools representing the bay area. the golden bears trying to extend their streak to eight straight first round wins -- lindsay gottlieb without all-american, kristine anigwe was medically ruled out after missing morining shootaround no details on her injury -- cal rolling in the second quarter asha thomas from a pullup three sophomore... leads team with 4 triples and scores 17 points --bears down by 3 with less than a minute to go kianna smith was the best player for cal finishes with a game-high of 20 points -- but virginia finds a way to move on the second round felicia

jeff bennet is there now. what are we hearing from the white house on these two stories, one by the agriculturals of stormy daniels's lawyer and that there's going to be a big storm coming? >> reporter: the white house isn't saying anything about the stormy daniels storm. make of that if you will. the official i spoke to wouldn't even intertan the question about all of this. the president denays ever having a relationship with stephanie clifford, a/k/a stormy daniels. another thing we're following is the firing of mcmaster. no one seems to know when that will happen. publicly president trump says he respects mcmaster but the relationship has been rocky for months they've had public disagreements over policy issues. last month the president rebuked mcmaster for failing to defend the president's 2016 electry move. the white house is denying that mcmaster could be eyeing the exit. here's a tweet sanders sent out. just spoke to potus and mcthat'ser. contrary to reports they have a good working relationship and no

. >> jeff bennet there. let me bring in national report for "the washington post" robert acosta. here on panel alexa cannon along with betsy woodruff. gang's all here. bob let me go to you first. you know this white house and the president. we are being told by senior administration official that the stormy daniels position does not rise to a presidential response. don lemon rose to the level of the president's response. joe biden calling him crazy that rose to a presidential response. what makes this different? >> it's not that different, that doesn't mean the white house doesn't have to respond. you had a press briefing offen gauging into this issue and the white house official tells me the president continues to think through this matter. nonresponse is the best strategy moving forward. >> what are they determining? >> so far they say the president has huddling with his attorney talking to other white house officials. and realizing if he draws this out in any way with miss daniels it's something he's not really to accept at this moment. >> there's someone who is working to dra

nbc's jeff bennet at the warehouse. jeff, if you want to call it a bringmanship between the united states and russia. what is next? >> good morning steve. u.s. officials has hinted at a foreign explanations possibly at russia abroad. you have an ambassador to russia who says yesterday such a move would be possible. his intentions prompted russia to say any steps would be what they wall the gravest consequences for global stability. russia has been on defensive since u.s. government openfully blamed moscow for the poisoning of a runner spy and his daughter on british soil. russia says it's going to -- so, of course you've got this one for one reaction between the u.s. j russia. the u.s. closing a consul lat and kicking out 60 diplomats who the u.s. officials say were russian intelligent agents and russia if response kicking out 60 american diplomats. so that has russia at its lowest point since the cold war. >> why do you think the relationship between our two countries has deteriorated to this point and what part of it?

we begin with jeff bennet. when you look at what's happening between capitol hill and the white house, you got president trump saying he's not going to back down on this tariff plan, but you have republicans begging him to change his mind. i'm being told by white house officials it ain't going to happen. here's what jeff flake had to say. >> the politics are awful for republicans. we have an inducive tax regulatory now so the economy looks good going ahead. that could all be replaced with the trade war. >> jeff, if i were a betting woman i'd bet that jeff flake's opinion's not going to change the president's mind. he said he's really worried about this. >> that's right. we know last week he was privately em mirroring the president to change his mind, this week he went public with it. we know canadian prime minister, justin trudeau is among the many lawmakers who are encouraging the president to change his mind. the white house in the canadian side both released what are known as red outs, basically summaries of

nbc's jeff bennet at the white house. jeff, let's talk through some of these hiring and firing head loans coming as the president's facing pressure to meet with the counsel team. what are we hearing from our sources about that? >> the west we think isn't the only place in the president's orbit facing another potential shake up with the reports that he's considering firing ty cob. the president's personal lawyer is set to be eyeing the exits. wen asked about the potential reports of disarray on the president's team, jay second low another of the president's attorneys tell -- he makes an important distinction i think is important pointing out. john downtown represents the president ims. ty cobs represents the government of the agency. they have different motivations for the things that they say. and as you know john, is the one whose add vobtded for the strategy of cooperating with the special counsel. di general notify foef -- all of this comes as we've learned the special could you tell me teem recently met face to face w

bennet alu-- a pathologist hired by the famil - said eight shots hit clark, .d seven were from behindice had said he was coming toward them.>> he proposition that has been presented, that he was assailing the officers meaning he was facing the officers is inconsistent with the prevailing forensic evidence as documented at autopsy. >> woodruff: dr. omalu is known for his groundbreaking study of brain injuries in pro football players, that prompted the n.f.l. to adopt new safety rules. more than two dozen school districts in kentucky osed today, when hundreds of teachers called in sick. they are protesting a pension overhaul adopted late last night. it says new teachers will be not be guaranteed a set benefit amount. this follows a teachers strike in west virginia and threats of job actions in several other states. and a russian hacker accused of tacking silicon valley companies is back in the united states to face trial, thczech republic extradited yevgeny nikulin 'sst night. harged with hacking systems at linkedin, dropbox,he and american firms. still to come on the newshour:ac russia

him becoming president, but shortly after the birth of his son, baron, so i want to bring in kate bennet covered the first lady extensively in this first year in office for this first family, and, kate, that has to be hard to hear, all of what is coming out tonight. if you are melania trump. >> sure, but, you know, with all do respect, the pro-clutching we are doing over president trump and behavior 12 years ago, notorious ladies fan, with a history of one of the most public divorces from his first wife due to adultery, and she knows this as well. i imagine this is difficult. i'm sure it is hard. she's expressed her independence, taking a separate motorcade the other day. she's been quiet about this and stoic, but i don't think she's in florida sort of crying in her bedroom. this is a man that has a past. he has clearly a moral barometer that might be different from what one would expect of a sitting president, but the first lady, i would imagine, is, you know, she's a participant in the marriage, the two have been married for quite some time, more than a decade, they have a son together

. >>> eagles make a big trade bringing in three time pro bowler michael bennet. >> ♪ fly eagles fly on victory ♪ >> e-a-g-l-e-s eagles. >>> to. >>> jason kelce and michael kendricks singing fly eagles fly at the well last night. >> they have had plenty have practice over the last several weeks and chelsea, i feel like we have had plenty of practice with these, nor'easter and new we are talking about a potential another one. >> it does feel like we are beginning to get used to it. we have potential for a coastal system heading in the weekend. more to come on. that we will look at temperatures in the region. these temperatures too close for comfort when it comes to how close they are to freezing thirty-three in millville. thirty-three in atlantic city. thirty-two in wilmington. thirty-four in philadelphia 31 . we want to see these numbers much higher so we can get that melting process, started, and it feels chillier though when we factor in the breeze, feels more like the 20's, be mindful of that waking up, and break ing out shovel to get your car out of the driveway this morning. snow t

when i saw the nfl players like colin kaepernick and michael bennet taking the knee to fight police brutalitynd white supremacy, a resonated very much with me. wearing the same hospital white coat and scrubs that i had worn the day i was racially and physically attacked, i took the knee to fight against the very racism that i was a victim of. it was a very personal thing for me to be attacked like that. i wanted to do a peaceful protest to fight what happened to me. i was punished for it. amy: i want to thank you for being with us, dr. eugene gu, general surgery resident at vanderbilt university medical center in nashville, tennessee and a healthcare columnist for the hill. dr. gu has also worked at the local v.a. as a resident physician for the last two-and-a-half years. when we come back, stephen is tomorrow inal britain. we will reremember this remarkrkable, groundbreaking scientist. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: from the score from the film "a brief history of time." this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. on saturday, members of the scien

geoff bennet jot joining us. people in the white house say there's something about to go down, but it is anyone's guess. >> reporter: the comparisons between the "thapprentice" and e white house has never been more fitting. it's about the fates of trump aides and officials. it's safe to say chief of staff john kelly is not going anywhere soon. multiple officials have pushed back against the reporting suggesting otherwise. as for mr mcmaster, the national security adviser, we know his departure is imminent, but as long as mcmaster stays at the white house remains unclear. the president and mcmaster have had public disagreements over policy on issues such as iran, afghanistan and russia. privately, their relationship has been rocky for months. here, you have mcmaster, who is a career army officer and scholar. he's described as being aggressive, relentless. as one person put it to me, he's all transmit, meaning he likes to lecture. in oval office meetings, you have mcmaster, said to have bored and annoyed the presid

nbc's geoff bennet t is at the white house. was there any warning that a threat of veto might be coming? >> reporter: no, ali, there wasn't. i'll say, this is the kind of thing that drives republicans on both sides of pennsylvania avenue nuts. this government funding measure had been carefully negotiated for weeks. all of this work potentially upended by a tweet. just yesterday, senior white house aides were reassuring us and other white house reporters that the president would sign the bill. budget director mick mulvaney said the bill reflected and funded the president's priorities. you have mark short, the director of legislative affairs, saying the $1.6 billion included in the omnibus was enough to fund the wall, since it really only funded the next six months of the government. kellyanne conway said just this morning, two hours ago, conway said the president would sign the bill, said there would be no government shutdown. take a listen to a bit more of what conway had to say, speaking in glowing terms about this omnibus spe

trade policy today, colorado senator michael bennet asked u.s. trade representative robert lyell about the president's plan to impose tariffs on steel and aluminum and how they'll effect his state. you can watch the hearing. here's a look at that exchange. >>> along the lines with what i was asking earlier about describing other countries as hostile, do you think the president has any awareness about the effect he has on the domestic politics of our allies when he makes the tweets or decides on a day we ought to increase tariffs by 25% on steel and aluminum? i think he thinks he's scaring other people. but he's not really having that effect. i wonder whether you have a sense of the politics in those other places? >> listen, i'm a trump supporter. i love the president. i'm a trade expert. i'm not going to get engaged in ha political thing. that's not what i came here to do. >> it's not a political thing. would you agree with what he says can have an affect on agricultural commodity prices in the united states if people believe that other countries

bennet:: thank you, and thank you senator stabenow and senator nelson for bringing us to this urgent moment where we need to finally act and i thank all of you are being here. you forawinski, thank your incredible leadership. he is the police chief in a very large county, about one million people, rights -- right outside the district of columbia, prince georges county. he has been very effective in community policing and a leader in the effort to develop common sense and safety measures -- gun safety measures. i am pleased in the state of maryland that we have implemented common sense gun safety measures. -- like a lot of our other states, we are not islands. if you look at baltimore city, come from out of state. i want to thank him for being a terrifictrina is education leader, special education leader serving in baltimore, a graduate of drake university, then went to gallaudet university and received a masters of science in deaf education. she has worked at the wall street academy, a baltimore city public school with charter status, where she has been an effective and be loved spec