and he met with sherman for a third time in the bennett house on april 26. this time, they limited themselves to military issues. johnston formally surrendered his army, that in no more. or the rest of his life, jefferson davis consider johnston's decision to urrender an act of treachery and cowardice. lee had been surrounded and went as far as he could go and had no choice. but johnston, davis believed and wrote, just quit. there was no victory parade or a parade of any kind for the betterment of the army of tennessee. they just went home. most of them did with the urrender terms required. mighty their own business, not bearing arms against the government. johnston remained embittered not sherman for whom he always expressed admiration, but at jefferson davis and ed davis's military advisor, and john bell hood. johnston devoted the rest of his life to writing a book and a whole handful of articles in which he tried to prove that davis had conspired against him. it was clearly the least admirable episode of his life as he grew old, picking apart old feuds an

thank you very much, john bennett. thank you very much, john bennett.nited are looking to extend their lead at the top of the championship to five points. they're away at huddersfield who are currently third. its all going well for the magpies so far. a matt ritchie penalty put them ahead before daryl murphy doubled the lead before half time. still 2—0 to newcastle in the second half. here are the rest of the results. here are the rest of the results. meanwhile a player from league one's coventry city has been taken to hospital with a head injury. andy rose clashed heads early on in their match against shrewsbury town, colliding with nathan clarke whilst trying to clear a cross afterjust two minutes. the game had to be stopped for nearly 20 minutes. he is set to be out of hospital with concussion and back with the squad. and back with the squad. rangers are through to the semi—finals of the scottish cup — a hat—trick from joe garner helped them beat hamilton academical 6—0 at ibrox. hamilton boss martin canning described his side's defending as inexcusa

officer martin bennett rushes to assist. is >> i was trying to get all traffic stopped first to make it a little safer for us so traffic is not zooming by us at 80 miles an hour. once i got it stopped and officer perry tried to get off his bike and grab it and the dog took off. it's hard to catch an animal. especially when they're scared. they'll do anything to get away from anybody that's coming after them. so sometimes it does take quite a bit to catch a dog. >> i could stay behind the dog and push the dog. officer bennett could go ahead far enough to where we had the dog somewhat pinned in. >> but the nine-inch high dog proves too quick for the 6'8" officer bennett who is giving chase in stiff motorcycle boots. terrified, the dog is desperate to get away, but, finally this four-legged escapee realizes there's no where left to turn. she can't outrun the long arm of officer bennett. still, she's not going down without a fight. cornered after running more than a mile, the dog bites officer bennett's hand with what little ene

representative bennett excessed his anti-muslim in the past. our nation. that's why these stunts wanted to meet with him on muslim day to speak with him about his views and clear up misconceptions. it's worth noting that bennett's facebook page quotes scripture from the bible, the same book that includes passages about stoning people until they die. it's generally accepted that some of the religious texts with not to be taken literally. and that the same benefits should be applied to the koran. take a look. >> anyone can cherry pick verses but he's latched on to islamophobic rhetoric that takes the text out of context and then sometimes makes them up and uses them to propagate a misunderstanding of the liz lammic religious faith. >> we haven't been able to reach representative bennett for comment. but he did respond to the tulsa world in response to questions about this incident saying in part can't refute facts. >> thanks so much for that report. >>> all right next, trump administration officials athis week is the week we'll see a new travel b

is that what natalie bennett said. is that what you would have done?se we are going to cooperate. we cooperated with europe before the eu. we have been in it for 44 years. just that amount of time. the fact is, on all sorts of areas we would continue to cooperate, security being one of them. the problem is, for theresa may, she has got a very good way of talking the talk. she took straight off, she has done it before on migration, islam and now on the eu. we have to make sure she walks the walk and there is no backsliding now and two years‘ time. that is absolutely vital. peter whittle, thank you. natalie bennett, a final thought from you, looking ahead to the negotiations, it didn‘t be combated, it needn‘t be two sides fighting each other, it could be more cordial, couldn‘t it? fighting each other, it could be more cordial, couldn't it? possibly it could be, theoretically, it could be. when we look at the british government, the obvious fissures through the british government, tory party which is being torn apart of —— with different views of what the

owen bennett—jones finds the pakistan army back in control of the tribal area on the afghan border, after huge military operation to clear out al-qaeda and the taliban. around one million people from north waziristan fled when the conflict was at its height, and the question now is will they come back? making china's skies blue again. carrie gracie investigates beijing's new measures against old polluting vehicles. the chinese economy is still fuelled by coal. and in the one party state there is little the public can do, to force the politicians here to deliver air fit to breathe. and the beauty of the brain. fergus walsh meets the researchers unlocking the science of thought. the tribal areas on the afg han—pakistan border have long been associated with militancy and lawlessness. the ancient tribal customs, with their emphasis on both revenge and hospitality, have been challenged in recent years by violentjihadis, imposing sharia, not tribal law. north waziristan became home to al-qaeda, the taliban, and jihadists from all over the world, but as owen bennett—jones reports, after a long a

joining me now, bill bennett, former education secretary and host of "the bill bennett show," good toee you tonight. thanks for being here. >> thank you. you're welcome. >> martha: this young man wrote this letter to me. he has tried very hard to get his perspective heard by some and read by the student body in the newspaper. so far, it hasn't happened. he thinks it may happen now. your thoughts on all of this? >> is he a student at middlebury? >> martha: yes, sir. >> is he alive? is he okay? has anybody checked on him? >> martha: he's fine. very strong in the face of all of this. >> yes, for telling the truth, he got a medal at middlebury. probably a transfer from a community college are up someplace that makes sense. maybe this is the endpoint. some very smart people have written this is the tipping point. i don't think so. there is no end of the nonsense on college campuses. the real embarrassment is not trust the students, i mean, you can send your child to middlebury come over you he hang out with an idiot who were screaming, or, if he takes it seriously, he can become an idiot h

spanish side were 3—1 winners on the night for a 6—2 aggregate win but as our football reporter john bennettn't been vintage real of late. real madrid have been inconsistent and that was reflected in the first half because napoli dominated the first half, they looked like they could overturn that deficit. dries mertens gave napoli the lead in this game. it needed someone to be a hero after dries mertens‘ first goal and yet again the saviour, the hero was sergio ramos, he always seems to do it, always comes up with the big goals. cristiano ronaldo did find the back of the net, he hit the post in the first half so it was up to ramos to be the hero. morata scored at the end, it's all about ramos, ten goals this season, he's scored more champions league of this season than an elbow, real madrid are through to the quarter—finals for the sixth time in a row bashed and robbed aldo. —— van ronaldo. —— van ronaldo. —— van ronaldo. manchester united striker zlatan ibrahimovic has accepted a charge of violent conduct and has received a three—match ban. it comes after he elbowed the bournemouth defender

let's hear from natalie bennett. what is your reaction?o. we must reflect on the sadness of millions of british people, particularly long —— young people, particularly long —— young people, whose lives look a little bit smaller. like the students i met at sheffield hallam university a few days ago. if he was thinking of the generations of younger people coming behind him, they might not have the same opportunities to go on scholarships and the loss of free movement means that his life does not have the same freedoms his parents and grandparents enjoyed. we need to think of all of those young people and their parents and grandparents and acknowledge that we have lost something today. we are at risk of losing free movement. we have risks being presented, environmental and is, workers' rights, protections for consumers that came from the eu, and they are now all at risk. so people are very worried. there will be disappointment, that was the word used by the prime minister. what will you as a party be able to do to ship negotiations? we will p

since then tom bennett has visited schools across england., to help them identify bad behaviour. more funding for government for special units within schools with particular challenging behaviour, to help them tackle it. and he calls on 0fsted to reassess how it reports bad behaviour. it would is reflected in other areas like exam results. 0fsted says it is in changing any —— planning any changes to assessments, but the department of education describe this report is relevant and insightful and says it will use the findings to help support schools. later this morning we will be speaking to tom bennett, the author of the school behaviour review, to get more detail on what he thinks needs to change. the president of the european commission has told the bbc that the eu will not seek to punish britain during brexit negotiations. speaking on the eve of the eu's 60th anniversary celebrations, jean—claude juncker said the exit talks will be approached fairly, but warned that britain will be held to financial commitments made during its time as a ful

randy bennett, st. mary's, russell turner, eric musselman in nevada, hard to imagine him sticking around. speaking of randy bennett, he's a little busy right now. gales in salt lake city for their first ncaa tournament game tomorrow. st. mary's went 28-4 this season. pumped about this opportunity. >> we have confidence every time we step on the court. this environment's no different. we're excited to go out and compete against different teams. >> we weren't too concerned about the seed, and not going to gripe about, we wish we were 6 or whatever. we're happy to get in, and we're excited for the challenge on thursday. >> this is cool, uc davis made their first ever ncaa tournament appearance against north carolina central. they led the aggies with 18 about with 21 seconds left, duwan graph, he misses a three, still a one point game. patrick hull still can't make it, uc davis holds on 67-63. they're going to get crushed by kansas friday. party on for the aggies tonight. usc taking on providence. look at t

joining us is bill bennett, the author, host of the bill bennett podcast on itunes.ou believe the media's coverage of him is aggressive or intentionally unfair? >> both, very aggressive and intentionally unfair, way over the top. it's the worst thing i have ever seen. i have been around a long time. they gave it to bush hard. howie: you are saying this is different? >> they gave it to quayle. it. more unforgiving, it's personal and it's contemptuous. howie: do you think it's fair to say some portion of the negative covering the president brings on himself with distractions and tweeting? >> he brings out criticism of himself by things he does, sure. that's part of the job of the media is to report on that. the things i'm talking about, the contemptuousness, the snarkiness. i called a year and a half ago and jake tapper is now snarky and con teland con tell to t un. howie: we are pointing out there is tough words on both sides. >> you can fire back, no question. but the question is what's in their heads. i think they are still mad about the election. and really mad tha

cal wants a coach who will succeed and stick around, call randy bennett at st. marys. randy, a little occupied right now, his st. marys squad, they left for salt lake city. the gales am play bcu tomorrow afternoon. the gales finished the season at 28-4 st. mary's is a 7 seed in the tourney. none of the players on this roster has been on this kind of stage before. bennett admitted that's a little bit of a concern. >> we'll try to keep things as normal as we can. i have talked to him about it. you can't go to the ncaa tournament just to play. if you do, you'll be going home after the first day. >> this environment is no different, we're excited to go out and compete against different teams and see what we can do. >> we weren't too concerned about the seed or gripe about, we wish we were a six or whatever, we're happy to get in. >> uc davis made their first ever tournament appearance. he had 14, but davis was down three at the half. banks it in there for two. 21 seconds left, dejuan for three. still a one point game. patrick call, no rebound back to graph. they couldn't m

randy bennett, st. mary's, russell turner, eric musselman in nevada, hard to imagine him sticking around. speaking of randy bennett, he's a little busy right now. gales in salt lake city for their first ncaa tournament game tomorrow. st. mary's went 28-4 this season. pumped about this opportunity. >> we have confidence every time we step on the court. this environment's no different. we're excited to go out and compete against different teams. >> we weren't too concerned about the seed, and not going to gripe about, we wish we were 6 or whatever. we're happy to get in, and we're excited for the challenge on thursday. >> this is cool, uc davis made their first ever ncaa tournament appearance against north carolina central. they led the aggies with 18 about with 21 seconds left, duwan graph, he misses a three, still a one point game. patrick hull still can't make it, uc davis holds on 67-63. they're going to get crushed by kansas friday. party on for the aggies tonight. usc taking on providence. look at t

here now with more on this, bill bennett, host of the "bill bennett show."evening, good to have you with us tonight. >> thank you very much. great to be with you. very exciting evening. >> martha: it is. before we get into the big picture, your thoughts on what president trump said this morning, he believes that there are a obama administration holdovers that may be trying to make things difficult for him in the form of these leaks. do you give it any credence? >> yeah. i rented apartment, the department of education. i was taking over from a republican. it was really a reagan republican. there were a lot of holdovers from liberal administrations from earlier. they tried to put every obstacle in my path that they could. of course they are, they are there. they have been there for eight years. whether barack obama blew the whistle and gave the orders, i don't know if he did or not. but he can sure stop this. if you told people to cooperate, which he said in some abstract sense, it would probably work. he also told people not to disrupt these town hall meeting

for bennett, it never gets old. >> i think you appreciate it more. you realize you cannot take anything for granted, and i just, you know, i remember the first time i won as a player, the excitement in that, and then like you said, watching your name get pulled up, yeah, it's a little different, but that's something that at the start of i hope we are good enough to qualify for the tournament to see what happens. >> it's not just an early spring break for the boys for charlottesville. hoops fans for maryland and virginia are blocking to central virginia as well. pete muntean is keeping tabs on the hoops and their followers. >> reporter: a lot of folks for our area getting to orlando right now, and they are going to like it. it's 62 degrees here, and i just talked to terps' fans who heard the forecast and made the decision to come here. >> reporter: like the beloved terrapins, these two buddies are on a journey. >> i'm not worried a bit. >> reporter: this is steve hamilton's idea. he dialed up his old buddy from work. >> hi, buddy. he texted me and sai

were going to call to the stand senator bennett and gardner. we'll take senator bennett and gardner first he was acting solicitor general for acting obama and i know you have busy schedules and i want to thank you for introducing our nominee today. would you depart from the table -- >> you don't have to ask me twice, mr. chairman. >> stand at ease for a couple minutes, it won't take very long. [inaudible conversations] >> it is my understanding that you two have kind of decided that senator gardner should go first and then senator bennett and then will have when you folks depart the table will have mr. chai hall to the table. senator gardner i think you, mr. chairman i would like to begin by thanking everyone on the committee for your hard work during these hearings for the next several days. today is a great pleasure that i introduce along with my colleague, senator michael bennet and share my strong support for our outstanding supreme court nominee, judge neil gorsuch. if you've you've ever had the privilege of visiting park in denver you'll

he will be introduced by cory gardner, michael bennett, the two senators from colorado and also by former acting solicitor general neal katyal. some folks have been waiting in line to get in and you can see the room filling up fairly full now. something like before dawn this morning. we caught up wit with a few to d out where they stand on judge gorsuch. >> my name is william and i'm here this money to support neil gorsuch and his nomination. mole cell what to say it and see what the committee has to say, what questions they're going to ask him. quite frankly i don't see how we doesn't get, not nominate but confirmed by the senate. >> who are you with? >> i'm sorry? >> are you with a group? what do you do for a living? >> i'm sorry, i'm an internet just asked for the morning off to come over here. >> where do you entered? >> i'm interning with the young leaders program at the heritage foundation. >> and tell us what you like about judge neil gorsuch. what if you learned about him that you think you should be confirmed? >> i really like that judge neil gorsuch is a constitutional conservat

bennett ought to be shared by the intelligence community. >> you have to ask the chairman. we don't know where the documents came from. and the underlying practices the same. with that extraordinary process made by the minority leader as well as the entire membership of the democratic membership of the house of representatives by my colleagues if we have certainly made it clear following the model after 9/11 for the intelligence community pdf pulse a ritually independent commission and there are two reasons why it is more essential than elephant -- ever. and this justifies the type of investment. and it is just so essentials. a commission like the 9/11 commission would go to the white house and we just cannot continue along that path. and the imperative of the independent commission. >> in before he comes with that information? >> especially that is not the way to conduct that investigation [inaudible conversations] one good morning judge. i know you slept well. i xx did not answer that. [laughter] welcome back macedo committee i dunno fleetd of recognize your wife she is b

senator bennett. thank you, mr. chairman. mr. acosta, congratulations to you and your nomination and your willingness to serve. i went to press a little bit on what senator collins was just asking. in colorado, we are trying to establish an apprenticeship program throughout our universities, community colleges, school districts and businesses. i would like to invite you if you are confirmed come out there and be with the people working on the project to see how the department of labor might help them for help us do that better. >> lampley. >> good, thank you. >> virtually this entire campaign was about bringing back jobs and wages to places in america where people have suffered huge economic dislocation because of some would argue trade. some might say are diminishing. but dislocation has been real median family income has fallen in many places and there is a hope this mess about with the economy is going to bring. with respect to you, and i'm not sure the answer that it's answer that it's all up to local communities suffice the

i am joined byjohn bennett.w that match changes the tables in a minute, but it was a game of two hearts. how much of it was to do with the fact that a certain man was left on the bench. arsene wenger will be doing his post—match interviews as we speak. why did he not select alexis sanchez? the liverpool players would have been celebrating when they saw his name on the bench. it is bizarre. even the staunchest arsene wenger supporters will find it difficult to defend that decision—making. it is strange to leave your best player on the bench. it is the one thing everyone wants to ask him. at some point we will find out tonight. but today there was a chaotic match at old trafford where a chaotic game meant bournemouth held on. wayne rooney has called old trafford home for over a decade and jose mourinho wants him and zlatan ibrahimovic to continue to do so. no need for either of them early on against bournemouth. defender markus rojo's first in the premier league, a striker‘s finish. it was all united until a lapse

i join my democratic counterpoint, michael bennett to introduce neil gorsuch before his senate confirmation hearing. i had the great privilege of explaining how he would be the only second color added to serve on the nation's highest court. however, the only color right into third on the nation's high court high court who did not lead the nfl in rushing, byron white, being the other justice from colorado. those people who know him best r&d from the state of colorado. i'll talk about the supporters that judge gorsuch had before his confirmation to the us up in democratic bill ritter who in an off published former republican attorney general, john sutter's expressed support for the nomination of judge gorsuch. salazar under brock obama said ten years the glowing things about judge gorsuch, that seeking confirmation to the tenth circuit court. if you look at the comments made from steve barber, cohost of the 2008 democrats and national convention in denver in 2008 emma wrote a letter to the judiciary committee strongly supporting judge gorsuch confirmation to the united cream court. these are

let me bring in right now kate bennett and kate anderson brower and the author of "first women" the grace and power of america's first ladies. great to see you guys. thanks so much. >> kate bennett, let me first say i think it is important full stop that we take a moment to pause and honor great women that the first lady is honoring in this awards ceremony today and also important, as i noted, we haven't heard much from melania trump since the president took office. why today? why do you think she chose this ceremony, do you think? >> that was a pretty significant speech from the first lady. we really haven't heard her talk for that long or lay out an agenda, and the things she has hinted on, women's empowerment and women's equality and this dove tails nicely with the bits and pieces that we have heard of her platform. she really feels like she wants to be a humanitarian. sources tell me she wants to make an impact on women's issues and with children. so therefore, this event today makes a lot of sense. it's the 11th time these awards have been given out. it's a pretty special moment. >>

sot- john bennett indictment....precendent --el representantde agencia una acusacion sin precendenteoel arresto de estos espiasruss extradicion con rusia y las auto --estos hackers son acusados dr0 millones suscriptores de yahoo.3 rusia.os, todos conazos en tag - blan--este coas, ap cenomy se mantendra ba investigacn mientras las autoridades federales de nuestro pais,espers acusaciones de espionaje yconsp take topvo / cesar demcratas del comit de telefnicas realizadas por laadme donald trump, indicando que ner cesar / ots --tras las rejasas se cuentra la dre que abaon a su hja en un supermercado al sur decal take vo / cesar entrando al tablecimientoon asc la menor... --la polica indic qe molest en buscar a la niÑa, que ahorass de los servicios de proteccin... take vo / blanca -- una bebe t econdicin supuestamentpor su madrcon ngeles..eras, al r de los --la mujer, identificada como 'a polica... --''mendez'' enfrentar cargos pe homicidio y permanece arrestada. take vo / cesar --una mujer sufri quemadas en l pleno vuelo de pekn a an en melbourne... --aenacuando evaban dos horas de vuelo

bennett wanted the party to chose the general or some other candidate and astonish all europe over the all the rebellion and prevent us from having this smutty joker for our next president. in harpers weekly, lincoln was mentioned as a circus joker who is reminded of a joke and story. in one he is grinning in the three war time scenes of the hospital, the battlefield, and liberty consumed by flames each pointing the contrast of the unprecedented -- behavior. it was a week joke. the level of the english joke smith, joe miller, drives a wedge labeled joke into a log that is splitting into the north and south. none was more challenging than the charge of lincoln's shocking levity in the face of the summers nine military. the theme of lincoln being the widow maker who lays the nation across his knee became a democrat campaign staple. nothing gave the greater pause of the acsation. the incident took place soon after the fight with bodies warm in their graves accompanied by walter lemon, george mccell n and another officer lincoln drove over the field as they were burying the dead. as they n

chairman. >> senator garner, senator, senator bennett thank you very much.you are dismissed and we will have mr. khan help come to the table now and as i said he was acting solicitor general in a previous administration. >> thank you very much and you may proceed as you will. it's my privilege to introduce judge garces to the committee. i am only a part-time resident but i'm proud to see this distinguished judge within first name be nominated for this position. >> he was born in the fourth generation to hail from colorado, he attended attended columbia and harvard law school and clerk word justices white and kennedy. since gore's edge spent a decade and a law form and after serving any he returned to colorado as a federal judge. i suppose the fly fishing in dc just wasn't good enough. in the few minutes i have i'd like to bring into my world the litigated i've argued 32 cases over the last decade and two more arguments coming next month. the arguments have been on the most diverse climate base imaginable, death penalty inmates, the federal government, the fe

new zealand's lydia ko is back to defend her title, as seth bennett reports.king, the sun shining and the course looks pristine. you would be hard pushed to find a more inviting place to play golf. mission hills has played host to the lpga marquee event for 34 host to the lpga marquee event for 3a years and there has been a fair bit of history along the way. not least lydia ko‘s nailbiting win in 2016. the new zealander won by a single stroke to become the youngest to time major champion in lpga history. fast forward 12 months and ko is history. fast forward 12 months and koisa history. fast forward 12 months and ko is a player under pressure. she is out of form, missed the cut at the kia classic last week and will need to be at her best to keep her world number one ranking. obviously being the defending champion there isa being the defending champion there is a little bit pressure but at the same timei is a little bit pressure but at the same time i think it gave me the confidence to say that i can play well at this course, especially because i haven't had th

world cup in russia have been dealt a big blow after a 1—0 defeat to iran. 0ur football reporterjohn bennettails of that match and the other asia qualifiers. this was a first competitive defeat since marcelo was appointed in november and it means china's world cup dreams are almost certainly over. 0nly cup dreams are almost certainly over. only one goal in front of 100,000 people. that leaves them second from bottom with only three games to go. it ran on the other hand are having a dream qualifying campaign. they haven't conceded a goal in seven games and need just one win in their final matches to make it to russia in 2018. meanwhile, japan are edging closer toa meanwhile, japan are edging closer to a sixth successive world cup. the leicester city striker celebrated his 50th international goal. they brushed aside thailand's 4—0. it is japan's third straight win. thailand can no longer qualify. it was a vital win for australia in sydney. they beat the united arab emirates 2—0 to get their qualifying campaign back on track. australia aimed fora campaign back on track. australia aimed for a fo

bennett speaks for a generation of middle-class african-americans who do not understand why they should render homage to a white man who seems so far below the level of their own expectations. there is this perception that good old lincoln and a few others gave freedom to black people rights eric armstrong dunbar. the real story is black people and people like frederick douglass wrestled their freedom away. even barack obama can read in 2005 that as an african-american, i cannot swallow whole the view of lincoln as the great emancipator. there are i think three reasons why lincoln has taken such different beatings at so many different hands. one is emancipation from the perspective of 150 years later seems so unremarkable. even inevitable. another is that few people apart from technical constitutional scholars understand today when a tremendous legal risk lincoln was taking and emancipation. the third reason has less to do with lincoln and more to do with us. more to do with the nature of modern culture, which is suspicious of celebrating any accomplishment from fear that celebration wi

to fit -- banker for her generosity so every year the foundation has a journalist to covers them bennett started in 1919 and with the women's press club in the of washington press club. in with the national press club in the press club condition into a journalist from all backgrounds. in the oral history project those who have broken barriers than we would love your health in support also is a summer internship program with the growing internship and then to be a part of the program. this is the third year of the cookbook. in this is a fantastic project. so if they can cough up a recipe so can you we above your contributions in the future years. >> and then to have diversity in the newsroom is not a privilege to serve with the wonderful men and women to carry out these positions per every year redo a lifetime achievement award to we're so pleased to honor diane. [applause] >> after passing away from cancer just 61 uh board wanted to recognize the contribution of when i fall. sorrow like to invite sarah to join me here out the podium to talk about what we came up with when we put our head

i want to thank senator gardner and bennett for their kind introductions reminding us that long before we are democrats or republicans we are americans. sitting here i am acutely aware of my own imperfections but i pledge to you and the american people that if i am confirmed i will do all my powers commit to be a faithful servant of the constitution and laws of this great nation. mr. chairman, i could fougnot attempt to do this without louise, my wife of 20 years. the sacrifices she gives leave me in awe. i love you so much. we started off in a place very different than this one. tiny apartment, little to show. when her mother came to visit she was concerned by the conditions. as i headed out the door to work, i will never forget her whispering to her daughter, are you sure he is really a lawyer? to my teenage daughters watching out west, baiting chickens for the county fair, devising ways to keep our pet goat out of the guard', building a semi functional hoverboard for a skie science project. these are just a few of my very favorite memories. i love you girls impossiblely. to my exten

i spoke to our football reporter jon bennett earlier for his take on an incredible match.ough psg had saved it after an awful first half. edinson cavani's goal to make it 3—1. it looked as though things were over. things calmed down, that a frantic end to the game. a wonderful freekick for neymar, a penalty for neymar, a questionable decision, it looks like luis suarez dived, and then at the end, even the goalkeeper pushed forward into the penalty area, it was knocked in by neymar, and the unlikely hero, roberto, the substitute, just stayed on side and scored one of the most famous goals in barcelona history. wonderful night for barcelona. psg, well, one of the lowest points, the manager will be so, so disappointed after this. wonderful night football but psg, against all the odds, heading out. it was pandemonium in the stadium. you can imagine the reaction in spain will be very different to the reaction in france. this comes a week after enrique nlc was leaving barcelona, since then they have 15—0 and now psg 6—1. a wonderful night for him. he only has a few weeks left. o

if cal want a coach who will succeed and stick around, call randy bennett because he would be a fantastic is busy. the st. mary's squad took off and will play virginia commonwealth in round one of the ncaa tournament tomorrow afternoon. games finished 28-4, now three of the loses came against gonzaga and st. marys enters as a seven-seed, none of these players have been on this kind of stage before and head coach randy bennett admitted today it's a concern. >> we just try and keep things as normal as we can and i have talked to him about it and i've talked to him about we have to be ready to compete. you can't go to the tournament just to play. if you do, you'll be going home after the first day. >> confidence every time we step on the court and this environment is no different. we're excited to compete against different teams and see what we can do. >> we weren't too concerned about the speed and gripe we wish we were sixth. we're happy to get in and ready for the challenge on thursday. >> without kevin durant, the warriors don't look anything like a team that would win. they had to overc

if cal want a coach who will succeed and stick around, call randy bennett because he would be a fantastic hire. randy is busy. the st. mary's squadook off and will play virginia commonwealth in round one of the ncaa tournament tomorrow afternoon. games finished 28-4, now three of the loses came against gonzaga and st. marys enters as a seven-seed, none of these players have been on this kind of stage before and head coach randy bennett admitted today it's a concern. >> we just try and keep things as normal as we can and i have talked to him about it and i've talked to him about we have to be ready to compete. you can't go to the tournament just to play. if you do, you'll be going home after the first day. >> confidence every time we step on the court and this environment is no different. we're excited to compete against different teams and see what we can do. >> we weren't too concerned about the speed and gripe we wish we were sixth. we're happy to get in and ready for the challenge on thursday. >> without kevin durant, the warriors don't look anything like a team that would win. they ha

owen bennett—jones finds the pakistan army back in control of the tribal area on the afghan border, aftertaliban. around one million people from north waziristan fled when the conflict was at its height, and the question now is will they come back? making china's skies blue again. carrie gracie investigates beijing's new measures against old polluting vehicles. the chinese economy is still fuelled by coal.

it was on a forum from rb john bennett's staff. it was in part to build connections between lawmakers and muslims. >>> the "chicago tribune" said there were no homicides in the city for six days last week. that hasn't happened since 201. so far this year there have been 103 killings. >>> "the wall street journal" expects news this week from the space company owned by amazon's chief jeff bezos. blue yore gins will reveal specific customers. they'll unveil using reusable rockets to put tourists into orbit. >>> the "washington post" says pollution kills about 1.7 million children every year. vooernltal hazards like contaminated water and dirty air are blamed for one-fourth of the deaths. the u.n. says most of the texts are avoiceable. >>> the dee mo"the des moines r said a party bus exploded in flames. no one was hurt. another bus was sent for a trip to their reception. >>> still ahead, birthday surprise. a chicago girl celebrates her birthday by helping out the needy. ...and high levels of humiliation in her daughter. in just 7 days,

representative john bennett try to fill out a questionnaire with questions that included "do you beat your wife." the question was prepared by "act for america," the country's largest anti-muslim organization. >> nobody should be with islamophobia, bigoted questions. studentsennett and the never met in 2014. he refused to apologize for calling muslims a cancer on our nation. he has also called the couil on islamic american relations a terrorist organization. in prince george's county, firefighters looking for the cause of a house fire that killed a woman in capitol heights. betty mills and her son tried to get into the house to save the woman, but the smoke was too much. >> i had to turn back around. i was calling her. she could not answer. i could not get her. horace: mills said she and others who were celebrating a family member's birthday asked the woman to stay with her. care about, show them love. that's the one good thing i do have to hold onto. horace: firefighters returned to the neighborhood late this afternoon to check smoke alarms. we have had deadly fires in our area, clai

from washington, here's seth bennett.e been a powerhouse in women's football for some time but the european and olympic champions are facing an england side who are high on confidence following their victory over the usa on saturday night. the result we got in american two nights ago, it feels like a springboard to allow us to get to the level we want to get to. we want to be the best team in the world. those are the standards we are judging ourselves by and to do that we need to win big games are big tournaments. our next task is to beat germany. victory over germany would leave england in with a chance of winning the cup but it is by no means a foregone conclusion. if they we re means a foregone conclusion. if they were two, it was certainly show how far they have come in recent years. looking at the teams that are here, that would mean a lot to us, to say that would mean a lot to us, to say that we won a tournament that involved the germans, the french and the usa would mean so much. it is a friendly tournament, but to

. >>> meantime, it is not going to be randy bennett coaching cal bears. and good for him. a former warrior coach has also turned down an opportunity. and a classy fare well by ivan rabb. east bay product, two years at cal. he will enter the nba draft and sends a fond fare well message to everyone connected. >> i'm thankful for everything you guys have done for me in the past two years here. i've grown so much as a young man with. that being said, i man to declare for the nba draft and pursue a dream i've had forever. >> he's going to be probably a mid to late first-round pick for the nba. a good kid, star player. >> i just remember thinking someday this kid is going to be in the nba. >> next year. >>> see you later. >> good night. thefor instance, looking ates things is an activity. ♪ oreas the land ofte vallmilk and honey.wn back when milk and honey were real popular. ♪ here's the problem with teleportation. lay it on me. assuming a device could be invented which would identify the quantum state of matter of an individual in one location and transmit that pattern to a dis

you can also get them at the bill bennett.lutely. abby: we do have other headlines this morning arnold schwarzenegger. starting with this one. get ready for more contact at the airport. the tsa is now rolling out more rigorous patdowns at all u.s. airports. increased screening comes after embarrassing report found handguns and other weapons are slipping past tsa agents. last month as many as 11 people reportedly walked through an open and unattended check pointed at new york's jfk airport. and, ed, for you, arnold schwarzenegger is announcing he is terminating his relationship with the celebrity apprentice. >> hasta la advice tax baby. >> arnold schwarzenegger says he will not return to the show even if nbc asks him to. of the action star is not blimming his performance for his show's poor ratings but his former host president trump saying -- this is what he says his continued association with the show left a, quote, bad taste in the viewers' mouth. ed: boo who ho, arnold. abby: winning a contest to have free beer delivered to

joining us to talk about all this is kate bennett, cnn white house reporter., kate. >> reporter: good morning. >> so let's start with kellyanne conway. the office of government ethics does not think the white house has gone far enough in chastising her or punishing her for when she talked about ivanka trump's fashion brand on live tv which, of course, was an endorsement. kellyanne conway says she was joking and she had a serious conversation, one-on-one with the president, and they sort of made it right. the office of government ethics doesn't think that went far enough. what is kellyanne conway's status nowadays in the white house? we haven't heard as much from her. >> i think she's definitely -- she has a lower profile the past couple weeks than right out of the gate, right after inauguration. those comments, certainly the white house viewed them as offhand. although she didn't say go out and buy her clothes, i'm going to. it was a pretty stark endorsement there. she has not been as visible. of course, last week there was the mini scandal, the memes popped u

randy bennett is happy to stay at st. marys.ry, tight academic restrictions, kind of a lukewarm restriction against athletics. it's appealing to a lot of coaches. >> whoever does do the coaching, cal is not going to have ivan rabb back at forward. rabb would have gone higher in the draft, if he left after his freshman season, he came back for his sophomore campaign. struggled at times this year, did average 14 points and 11 boards per game. would have been a top 10 pick if he came out a year ago, figures to go late in the first round this june. abc 7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. >> it's an odd situation at cal 37 you think a lot of coaches would want that job, but it's just -- there's a lot of things that coaches look at, i don't know if i could win there. >> we'll see. >> thanks very much. >> abc 7 news continues now online, on twitter, facebook and all your mobil

--este video muestra cuan el oficl andrew ca perseguiaal joven "henry bennett" despues una parada de"leapunt con un aa antes dedispararle, pero la defensorria argumenta que el video apoya el hecho que el joven al bajarsehuir no tenia armas en susmanos. take nat 5 sec take vo cesar --en india, s personasmurieron y cinco mas resultar --en india, dos persas murieron y cinco mas resultarogravemente heridas, luego queepresentaran fuertes explosiones en el interior de una bodega que almacenaba fuegos rotecnicos. --el video tomo por un testigmuestra el impactae momento en el que se dieron l explosiones que destruyeron lbodega y afectaron las construcciones vecinas. --aun se desconoce que provo esta tragedia. cesar --- hoy a las seis --- take vots 1 - jefede policay autoridades del condado de santclara hacen un importante anuncio para la comunidad indocumentada --- take vots 2 --- eabado de familia de un joven baleado mortalmente porla polica de santa clara hablaen excluva con telemund48 y da su versin de los hechos ---take vo full 3 --- deizamito mortalun auto turistico e a un eciipio tras