is that something you are going to look into with your committee in terms of those who are burrowed in? >> no, no, we won't, but one of the things on this russia issue, john, that is important is that the house intelligence committee has long been conducting ongoing investigations into russia, and, in fact, a year ago i publicly stated that the biggest intelligence scare since 9/11 was our failure to understand putin's plans and intentions, at the time the administration balked at that, the ic ignored it and it wasn't until after they lost an election that they started to pay attention to russia so i am happy they are paying attention to russia now, i am happy the american people are paying attention to russia. there are russia hawks now, i think there are more russia hawks in congress than there are congressmen and senators, and so we are happy to expand this investigation. i welcome it. however, we are not going to go on witch hunts against the america people, against american citizens. and, you know, basically putting names of people in newspaper outlets, that is not real credible e

that we have is we do have people in the last administration, people who are burrowed in, perhaps all throughout the government, who clearly are leaking to the press. and it is against the law, major laws have been broken. if you believe the "washington post" story that said there were nine people who said this, these are nine people who broke the law. >> dickerson: all right, mr. chairman we are going to take a break and we will come back with you, so nobody go away and we will be right back. >> i got it. hashtag "mouthbreather." yep. we've got a mouthbreather. well, just put on a breathe right strip and ... pow! it instantly opens your nose up to 38% more than cold medicine alone. so you can breathe ... and sleep. shut your mouth and say goodnight mouthbreathers. breathe right. withevery late night...g... and moment away... with every click...call...punch... and paycheck... you've earned your medicare. it was a deal that was made long ago, and aarp believes it should be honored. thankfully, president trump does too. "i am going to protect and save your social security and your medic

we had seen no burrowing owls but george pointeded out a bath or two when he set his drink on the ground, pulled his wife's t-shirt over his head, flung it in the air. he shouted, explaining the name of the bats as the shirt, peaking 20 feet through half a dozen or 20 bats and they tracked it to the ground like dive bombers that they are squeaking their little bat squeaks and the second throw doubled the number of bats and so on until i lost count and my life was almost gone. the trick, george explained with his t-shirt over his head, was to give these bats something floating on their sonar's food, like a gargantuan mark, he said, it was predictable of george to pool something like that expertise out of nowhere because it wasn't out of nowhere at all. when george was 14 he had spent his summer hunting bats in california, sierra nevada and donating the specimen skins to museums. this was a kind of summer job that you had if you were george plimpton. listening to his stories of life as a teenage that hunter was like listening to the adventures of a young prince but it wasn't his privilege

to gush through the wall and it's not only coming through the wall at this point it actually has burrowed a hole in the wall at this point. so it's worth noting even in the case of a mandatory evacuation order police and fire officials cannot forcibly remove somebody from their home so people can choose to stay. that is why you're seeing that tonight. also it is not just south bay mobile home park, there are two adjacent mobile homes, for a total of 550 units, live in san jose, katie marzullo, abc 7 news. >>> and as we mentioned one of the san jose neighborhoods that suffered the worst is called rock springs, not far from the golf course, tonight, flooding is a huge problem there. >> and tonight we have breaking news live coverage from san jose tonight, lisa? >> reporter: dan and ama, the water has gone lower a little bit, but side streets are closed and barricades are up and police are out. that is because take a look behind me and you can see that unfortunately a lot of people had to leave their personal belongings behind just to get out. >> my pictures, my kids' pictures, everything i

phil is a particular on -- potomac phil is just a play on punxsutawney phil. >> he came out of the burrow and most of the record-breaking crowd was hoping for an early spring but instead phil says six more weeks of winter. with the gates opening at 3:00, thousands made the trek to gobbler's knob for punxsutawney phil's 131st prognostication. a crowd filled with groundhog hats saw a fireworks show and countless musical acts. he was awaken around 7:30 and read -- >> my faithful followers i clearly see a perfect clear shadow of me. six more weeks of winter it shall be. >> you can see that the snow has started to fall which means punxsutawney phil must be right. reporting in punxsutawney, i'm bridget mcclure. larry: in suburban atlanta georgia, general beauregard lee bucked the trend. he did not see his shadow so they predict spring will come sooner. of course it's in georgia. alison: exactly. we got groundhog day over with. i know you are happy. we have another year to wait. doug: exciting stuff. we'll see with the weather. i'm how we have been on a areer -- been on a roller coaster up and d

to gush through the wall and it's not only coming through the wall at this point it actually has burrowed a hole in the wall at this point. so it's worth noting even in the case of a mandatory evacuation order police and fire officials cannot forcibly remove somebody from their home so people can choose to stay. that is why you're seeing that tonight. also it is not just south bay mobile home park, there are two adjacent mobile homes, for a total of 550 units, live in san jose, katie marzullo, abc 7 news. >>> and as we mentioned one of the san jose neighborhoods that suffered the worst is called rock springs, not far from the golf course, tonight, flooding is a huge problem there. >> and tonight we have breaking news live coverage from san jose tonight, lisa? >> reporter: dan and ama, the water has gone lower a little bit, but side streets are closed and barricades are up and police are out. that is because take a look behind me and you can see that unfortunately a lot of people had to leave their personal belongings behind just to get out. >> my pictures, my kids' pictures, everything i

coyote creek actually burrowing underneath the wall, filling this mobile home park with several feet of water. and tonight the streets are still caked with mud. the flood water has receded from the south bay mobile home park. now the focus is getting hot water. >> i had to buy a hot plate from fry's for 20 bucks and using the microwave and heating up water. >> reporter: bonnie medrano is the assistant manager. she and her husband have been without gas for four days and three very cold nights. >> it's been very hard on him without having the heat and stuff. when you're 70 something. you need your heat. >> reporter: now they're among the lucky ones. their gas is back on. park utilities is going door to door relighting pilot lights. >> the great thing about it is that people always smile when you knock on their door and say they're going to have hot water. >> reporter: city officials have not completely lifted the evacuation order but park management is encouraging people to return. >> we've had three break-ins unfortunately. we've told them if you can try to come back home at least che

> listen, i think phil is incredibly cute and i feel sorry for him he gets yanked out of his warm burrow every winter. >> i don't. >> you don't? >> no. >> you just don't like him. he's notate racially ass accurate. >> no. >> bad name to meteorologists. >> he cut class. >> don't appreciate him much. >> a lot of fun. good excuse for a party. right? >> take a look at mark street. we do have some protesters riding along the street but the evening is a really nice evening. with temperatures that are mild and conditions that are going to get a little bit colder come tomorrow morning. you can see a few flurries and sprinkles earlier today with the wind picking up out of the northwest. right now the temperature 40 degrees in philadelphia. it's only 26 in the poconos. good snow making weather. it's 35 degrees in allentown and 36 in lancaster. more cool air moving on in with those northwest ones. so by 7:00 the temperature 35. by 9:00 freezing. by 11:00 a chilly wind with temperatures falling into the 20s. so here we go. feeling like winter just like phil said. temperatures falling fast. it will b

coyote creek actually burrowing underneath the wall, filling this mobile home park with several feet of water. and tonight the streets are still caked with mud. the flood water has receded from the south bay mobile home park. now the focus is getting hot water. >> i had to buy a hot plate from fry's for 20 bucks and using the microwave and heating up water. >> reporter: bonnie medrano is the assistant manager. she and her husband have been without gas for four days and three very cold nights. >> it's been very hard on him without having the heat and stuff. when you're 70 something. you need your heat. >> reporter: now they're among the lucky ones. their gas is back on. park utilities is going door to door relighting pilot lights. >> the great thing about it is that people always smile when you knock on their door and say they're going to have hot water. >> reporter: city officials have not completely lifted the evacuation order but park management is encouraging people to return. >> we've had three break-ins unfortunately. we've told them if you can try to come back home at least che

they can damage the environment, burrow into the banks, clear natural vegetation and water which fishl eat fish eggs. it stops further populations of fish coming through. occasionally they can easily catch and eat small fish. ayes he believes the answer is to trap and eat them. he started an organisation where he buys them from trappers and sells them on. i set it up as pest control, with the idea of trying to get rid of as many crayfish as possible. it seemed that not much was being done about it. i would do my various events, the da crayfish and boyle, a big party, but will get to over 100 kilos in an evening for one of those events. if you have those idea, glastonbury festival i get to quarter of a time. my best customers are the authors. they a lwa ys customers are the authors. they always wa nt customers are the authors. they always want crayfish. —— authors. the crayfish that you give to them and london zoo, where are they from? there is a lot of crayfish in the berkshire area and gloucestershire, and other places, i've got boots up in the thames, there is quite a lots by the m2

they can damage the environment, they can burrow into the banks, they can clear natural vegetation whicher invertebrates rely on. they will eat fish eggs, which stops further populations of fish coming through, and occasionally they can actually catch and eat small fish as well. bob ring believes the answer is to trap them and eat them. so he started an organisation called crayaway, where he buys them from trappers and sells them on. crayaway i set up as the sort of pest control side of things initially, with the idea of trying to get rid of as many crayfish as possible. it seemed not much was being done about it. i will do my various events, so if i do a crawfish boil, it's a great party and everything, but we'll get through over 100 kilo in an evening for one of those events. so we do a few of those a year, they add up. glastonbury festival, get through probably getting on for quarter of a tonne. my best customers are the otters at the zoo. absolutely every single week "crayfish, we want crayfish, where's our crayfish?" the crayfish you supply to the otters at london zoo, where are the

. >> we do have people from the last administration, people that have burrowed in who are leaking to it is against the law and major laws have been broken. clayton: fbi and other intelligence agency should be investigating who is leaking to the press. heather: students are angry over the decision to rename calhoun college from a slave owner to a feminist icon. yale women center, hopper, a white woman perpetuates white supremacy, the school should be named for a woman of color. from yale to your library, pc police patrolling the pages of books, major boob publishers are hiring something called sensitivity readers to look for offensive material. these are specialized readers who scan the book for anything racist, controversial and give feedback for racial dynamics and muslim communities and transgender issues. clayton: most important story of the day, is a snugy a blanket or clothing. heather: 100% plank -- blanket. clayton: federal trade court rules a snuggie is, in fact, a blanket. heather: why do they have to make that decision in blanket faces import taxes while the tax on clothing

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probably from people who were in the old administration, but there could still be people that have burrowed classified information to the media. >> the white house is expected to name former navy seal vice admiral howard as the president's next national security adviser, heather and abby. >> the latest attempt from the left to undermine, outlines formerly remove a sitting president. >> we have seen erratic behavior out of the white house and inability of donald trump to even tell whether it rained on him during his inaugural speech. abby: you heard that right. it was sunny when it was rainy. democrats says he's mentally unfit to serve. cofounding editor of the intercept slamming democrats they are slamming donald trump. >> the democrats are showing no signs of self-critique. why did they lose, they favor policies throughout the 1990's such as free trade, getting rid of all the restrains on wall street, such as having jobs go overseas that the clintons advocated an they continue to advocate same policies and wonder people in the rust belt who have no economic future and nothing but economic

but there still could be some people that have burrowed in and are providing classified information tothe media. >> sean: it's clearly a violation of law, is it not? is this not the type of thing that if you have a intelligence people, illegally intercepting phone calls of americans, that's illegal. if, in fact, they wanted to get the intel or hack into the phone of general flynn, wouldn't they have to get a court subpoena to do so? >> that is correct. i am not aware that they did that. my guess is that the intelligence agencies did not do this. what i am assuming is is this was picked up as they were tracking someone else. if that is the case, that would have had to go up to the highest levels of the obama administration to get approval to unmask who that person is. in this case, it was general flynn. then if you really look at these leaks, sean, it looks like these original leaks that were leakedl to the media happened in the beginning of january. that would mean it would have to come from the administration. >> sean: would you recommend m the attorney general convene a grand jury to

manufacturing revival but it is unlikely to perform the same services the old manufacturing from the burrows lest educate population. traditional smokestack companies acquired workers by the hundreds of thousands. today's technology include sophies tick indicated companies need only a small fraction of that number. president trump needs to take notice. those jobs that do appear in the want-ads tend to require skills not in the repertoire of those in need of work. low-wage service jobs with few benefits and unpredictable hours, wait staff, food presenters, hospital ordinaries earlies and janitor, that's the kind of job mostly available now. now, immigrants often take these jobs if not happily, then eagerly. some 39% of brooklyn's population is foreign-born, something you could forth geoff itch you're just read about the hipsters of brooklyn. like immigrants from previous centuries most arrive very poor. along the major of news extra siring the borough from the east river to the atlantic ocean you can find people from pakistan, afghanistan, bangladesh, haiti, trinidad, jamaica to name a few. w

once your find a nest, you gotta dig after the little burrowing bastards. you hack. you dig.ust thinking that, yeah. >> ivan: that's what our ancestors had to do sometimes, you know, when times got hard. right now, there's this drought going on and if we didn't have the grocery stores -- >> anthony: right. then hopefully, you flush one cleanly. >> ivan: oh, oh, oh. did you get it? >> man: got it right there. >> ivan: ah. >> anthony: and give 'em a good whack on the head. the ratio of work to protein is not in the hunter's favor. >> ivan: its whiskers and a little bit of his tail and plant it back in here. >> anthony: to ensure a generation of this once vital source of food, tradition and ritual requires returning a part of the animal back to the nest. >> ivan: i will never go hungry. [ sings ] >> anthony: going for packrats is really an homage and an acknowledgment of an important earlier time when that was all there was. >> man: yeah. >> anthony: 25-year great drought. as a city boy, i am greatly relieved these little critters are for the medicine man and that we won't actua

she said the shofar has a narrow and in a broad and, but if you start off by burrowing in the broad and you get nothing and if you start off by blowing in the narrow and then everyone can hear and what i want to ask you is what made you, is it do you think you're jewish legacy, your understanding of the holocaust, what made you continually throughout your life could of places where people were in danger and thereby also endanger yourself since you could have the lived a very comfortable and renowned life without traveling to all of the places only some of which you are counting here and making common cause with people endanger? guest: there are probably many many reasons for that and probably some inhumane reasons, some family. ido know if i can answer that here, but in one world-- in france there is a real strong dividing line. between those who accept fascism and those who refuse fascism and this is one of the reasons, by the way, why i love so much and i admire so much america because america was at the end physical and spiritual of those who in my country-- it happens that my father

what we do have, people in the last administration, who were burrowed in perhaps all throughout the governmently are leaking to the press. and it is against the law, major laws have been broken. >> former cia director leon panetta, serving under president obama and clinton says that the leaks are always an issue, and there is one thing that can fix the problem. >> the presidents complaining about leaks, but the reality is that to leaks come from all kinds of directions. the most important thing that you can do to stop leaks is to establish loyalty between the people that are working for you in the president of the united states. if you establish that sense of loyalty, then he will not have to worry about leaks. >> how many people need to go to establish that loyalty who are still working in close proximity to secret information? >> just clearly on the record and say to any leakers out there, keep them coming. me and every journalist in washington, we want to hear leaks. that is how we do this, right? so much of the reporting that we do in any administration is leaking. and there are strategic

you've got to be able to climb and swim and maybe burrow underneath one or two, then you have traffic along there, security traffic, that travels inside of that, the border there. got that travel this is a secure barrier between el paso and mexico. it has kept el paso safer than other border cities and i believe you'll find furks look at it, -- find, if you look at it, the years before the security border was built, that crime has higher. we want to do this, perhaps we can extrapolate some of those numbers and project that kind of security to, oh, loretto, for example, mcallen, brownsville, maybe san diego, which has already got better crime rates now after they built their barriers across the smugglers' gulch. everybody that's got a fence admits they're safer than before they had one. and there's another tragedy, madam speaker, that -- i recall the gentleman speaking to. he said, we should tear down the 600 miles of barrier that we have. the opposite. we need to build them up -- it's the opposite. we need to build them up. in any case, we're looking at -- he said, those who study wal

the census burrow director and inspectors general for the va and homeland security departments. see it live at 2:45 p.m. eastern here on c-span3. >>> the president's nominee for labor secretary andy puzder go before the senate labor committee on thursday. his confirmation hearing will be live here on c-span3 starting at 10:00 a.m. eastern. >>> this weekend, on american history tv, on c-span3, saturday evening at 6:00 eastern, two days after president lincoln's assassination, and a week after robert e. lee's surrender in april of 1865, generals william sherman and joseph johnston met to discuss the union army's future. naval historian craig simons and history professor john marzalek look back on the historic meeting. >> once they were inside, sherman took out of had his pocket the telegram he had been handed just as he was leaving for the meeting, and showed it to joe johnston. so far he had shown it to no one else. it stated that two days before abraham lincoln had been assassinated in washington, d.c. johnston looked up at sherman with horror and declared it was the greatest po

today is groundhog day, and punxsutawney phil came out of his burrow, and was immediately captured and

today is groundhog day, and punxsutawney phil came out of his burrow, and was immediately captured andetained for [ light laughter ] things have changed since last year, phil. [ laughter ] that's right, today was groundhog day. the ground hog looked down and saw six more executive orders. [ laughter and applause ] president trump spoke at the national prayer breakfast this morning. of course, ever since he was elected, every breakfast is a prayer breakfast. [ laughter ] "please, god, don't let these be my last fruit loops." [ laughter and applause ] president trump today had lunch with harley davidson executives. oh, i guess that's why he was wearing that helmet. [ laughter ] "i want a motorcycle helmet -- gold, no strap." [ laughter ] according to president trump's doctor, trump takes four different pills every day. well, it's actually one pill cut into four pieces that are small enough for him to hold. [ laughter ] animal -- animal -- animal planet's puppy bowl is this weekend, featuring starting lineup cooper, timber, and gronk. [ laughter ] analysts are noting that instagram is the

this morning punxatawney phil emerged from his burrow in pennsylvania to make his annual prediction forpring. bad news. phil saw his shadow. that means six more weeks of winter. >> what about chuck? not senator chuck shumer. this is staten island chuck new york's finest. she did not see her shadow, which means an early spring. so depends on who you want to go with. new york state or pennsylvania. >> i'll go with chuck. thank you for joining us. "america's news hq" starts now. >> sandra: president trump's cabinet is filling out with two more committee votes happening today. and democrats are gearing up for the next big showdown. hello everyone i'm sandra smith. democrats once again trying to slow down the process by boycotting the vote for scott pruitt forcing republicans to change the rules and approve pruitt as epa director without them. president trump's pick for white house budget chief mike mulvaney also getting the nod. joining us peter ducey who has been following the votes. what kind of strategy are republicans using to get around this democratic obstruction? >> reporter: we've s

. >> what we have is we do have people in the last administration, people who are burrowed in, perhaps all throughout the government, who clearly are leaking to the press. >> dickerson: so what is your reaction to that? we were talking about leads of sensitive information from obama administration officials. >> well, i think it is very unhelpful to make allegations about who is responsible for these leaks and i think we have to distinguish between leaks of classified information, which is against the law, and leaks of discussions that are taking place within the administration. as far as leaks of classified information are concerned, i agree that they are appalling and need to be investigated and need to stop, because the impact on our systems and our capabilities can be grave, so i do think it is important to be able to stop those leaks, but information can be coming from any number of quarters, so whether it be intelligence community, what i house, congress, a lot of people have access to this information. >> dickerson: one of the things that chairman nunes said, particularly respect

phil emerged from his burrow in gobblers knob, pennsylvania.usands of curious viewers. >> i clearly see a perfect clear shadow of me. six more weeks of winter it shall be. >> oh, anyway, records going back to 1887 indicate that phil has predicted an early spring just 18 times. >> all right. up next, a surprise. it's something we had a good time with on wednesday's trending. >>> then, have you heard about the bacon shortage? is this a thing? >> and jill shares some way toes help get your blood pressure under control. but first, these messages. halmi. the first eye drop approved for the signs and symptoms of dry eye. one drop in each eye, twice a day. common side effects include eye irritation, discomfort or blurred vision when applied to the eye, and an unusual taste sensation. do not touch the container tip to your eye or any surface. remove contacts before using xiidra and wait for at least 15 minutes before reinserting them. if you have dry eyes, ask your doctor about xiidra. the full value of your totaled new car. the guy says, "you picked t

. >> burrows road. >> 19-year-old male, unconscious, is breathing.hol overdos. >> at 10:49, state college mris responded to a call for help where fraternity members reported that piazza, while intoxicated, had fallen down a stairs around 11:00 p.m. on thursday. police say he was lying unconscious on a couch on the main level of the home. >> we're in the mros process of obtaining video from inside the fraternity and we are working closely with pennsylvania office of student affairs. >> in a statement to "cbs this morning," jim piazza says investigators were looking into this fraternity pledge hazing event and said tim was an amazing son, an amazing person and someone who we are going to miss dearly. bet had i theta pi's chapter said they recently accepted an invitation to join. the national branch told cbs this morning, as a matter of fraternity protocol, the chapter's operations have been temporarily suspended until the investigation has completed. >> you really care about all of us and we cared about him, too. >> in his native new jersey, piazza's f

the idea that a foreign country has been able to burrow into our political system and favor one candidateey graham and senator john mccain speak out on this. one republican house member sign on to a bipartisan commission. everybody has got to get on board. it was the democrats in 2016. it's going to be the republicans next time. we should all be afraid of this. >> but, robby, team trump says this. listen, your candidate lost. deal with it. your candidate was out of touch with america. deal with t you are all trying to deflect and blame it on the russians. what do you say to that? >> i didn't bring up our campaign, whether it caused our loss or not. >> do you believe that it did? >> i think it could have. this is the key. no campaign manager, no candidate should ever sit at a table like this on a news program and say, i don't know, the russians might have been the reason we lost the election. it's not important whether they were or not. what's important is that it could have been the reason and that should never happen again. >> but you think the influence could extend just beyond election

. >> now back to your burrow. >> exactly. >> i love this part. >> we were talking. tell everybody who you went to high school with. >> oh, yeah. well, holly robinson. not even high school. junior high school. holly ran the roost, man. she ran the school. she called me hot stuff back in the day. >> and she was right. >> thank you. >> who else? >> oh, rob lowe, chris penn, charlie sheen, sean penn. all those kids. it was malibu. >> totally normal. totally normal. >> back in the day. there was a lot of us back then. we've all done poorly, very poorly. >> the best anybody can say at my school is they went to school with me. how depressing is that? wow. >> goodness. >> anyway, actually our most famous alum was the late antonin scalia. oh, wow. >> i can't come up with anything close. >> okay. so i don't know if you saw earlier, there's this unbelievable video on youtube. more than 30 million people watching this north carolina teacher, barry white jr., i love that name, and he came up with a personalized handshake for 60 of his students which is just u

in the state department and elsewhere, people who burrowed down into the administration and are sittingre not being political, reporting back to the president and his acolytes -- and they have sympathizers, what do you do to have fair honest brokers. >> get rid of those obama people. and the social media network, 860 people claim their current employer is the white house, and previous employer was obama for america. people dealing with iran, iraq, migrant issues, all the sensitive subjects on the front pages of the newspaper, many used to get to john brennan. >> talking about the damage on the intel community, take a listen. >> if he doesn't have confidence in the intelligence community what signal does that santa partners and allies and adversaries, he has to be disciplined in terms of -- and positive impact. >> and a political operative. in 2008. when donald trump uses the word intelligence in quotes he is referring, through our political hacks. they have got to take them out of the white house. shadow warriors, a shadow war against a sitting president of the united states. >> he made

popped considering in her mind intersecting with the city itself still struggling to connect its new burrows into one unified whole. perhaps rethink kochi where the happy couple in this. that version of the truth seemed remote but still. grace went back to her office thinking trying to come up with a plan. when she got to her office she called her good friend the private detective named julius j. crown. cron was a federal agent when he was first assigned to grace during her u.s. district attorney days and grace, one of the things i found out she was the first female u.s. district attorney. this is i think a major historical point and you have to look really, really, really hard to find it. it's a major accomplishment. [applause]