she graduated first in her high school class from cardinal spellman high school in 1971. she has returned to cardinal spellman to speak and encourage future alumni to work hard, get an education and pursue their dreams in the same way she did. when she was growing up, the nancy drew stories inspired her sense of adventure, developed her sense of justice and showed her women could and should be outspoken and bold. now in 2009, there are many more role models for the young cardinal spellman student to choose from. she went on to employee her an enormous talents where she graduated and received the highest honor on a princeton student. this is one that is given not just the smartest student in the class but the most exceptionally smart student who i who's also n the most to her community. she graduated from yale law school where she was an editor and because we have such an extensive judicial record before us, i believe that these hearings will matter less than the several previous nominees or at the least, that these hearings will bear out what is obvious about her that she

in november, a letter to the pope from four conservative cardinals was made public.authority by asking him to clarify his teachings. last month, anonymous posters criticising francis appeared across rome and a spoof front page of the vatican newspaper mocking the pontiff was sent to the city's cardinals. 0pposition from the church's conservative wing might be more of the same for the pope but vatican watchers are speculating that a group of moderate cardinals once loyal to francis are so concerned by the growing schism, there may be soft murmurings of mutiny behind the walls. the vatican's powerful secretary of state, cardinal pietro parolin, is mooted as their favourite. he is a veteran diplomat, seen as a safe pair of hands who might chart a more pragmatic path. a big problem for prospective mutineers, there is no obvious way in canon law to force a pope out of office. and with francis' sky—high popularity amongst lay catholics, it's unclear whether so—called moral suasion alone could realistically lead to another ex—pope in the vatican. joseph shaw chairs the lati

the stanford cardinal women, we'll begin with them. they ran into a notre dame team that won 17 straight. not the 110 street that yukon owns, but you get the point. outscored notre dame 24-12 in the third to get back in. britney mcphee with the alley- oop. two teams, hay makers. 13 lead changes. lindsey allen putting notre dame up. stanford would have an answer. alanna smith makes the catch. the cardinal on top. last chance for the irish. 2.3 seconds left. amika blocked by erika mccall and time expires. let the final four celebration begin stanford beats notre dame 76-75 to advance to their 13th final four. >> obviously it was when we got down we really came together. i mean for me it was realizing these are my best friends and i don't want to stop playing with them. that was it for me. >> next friday for the stanford cardinal in the final four. >>> the glamour match up of the tournament. it's hard to feel sorry for the loser in the north carolina kentucky game. both have 36 final four appearances between them. john and roy williams le

senator cardin: thank you. in regards to mercy corps, i want you to know, i hope today we are going to hear ways we can help deliver humanitarian aid effectively to those who are involved. clearly what was done in turkey needs to be reversed, and i'm sure we will try to assist you. i'll certainly be working with senator merkley and senator kaine and others in our committee to see how we can engage the turkish government to resolve your issues so you can get that aid back to the people of syria. i want to you know that. we'll be beginning communication with the turkish government. senator risch: senator johnson. senator johnson: thank you, senator. i want to thank the doctors for your courage, for spending time with me in my office yesterday. mr. keny-guyer said the policies have changed. i want to ask you, dr. abdulkhalek. with the involvement in russia, you have been witness of chemical attacks, you've been present. can you talk about the change intactics, the change in weapons the minute that russia ot involv

the cardinal is here after this. >> neil: all right.nt, we're all on our best behavior now. look who is in the house. >> we have cardinal timothy dolan. >> it's worth the visit i'm getting you to behave. >> neil: that's true. one of the things that brought us to you and you to us is a column you wrote in today "wall street journal" advocating for charter schools but doing in a different way. you refer back to the president's visit last weekend to a orlando catholic school making the point that such schools actually help ease the burden on public schools. there's more to it than that. what are you trying to say? >> thanks for your interest, neil. these a good point. very often our support for our beloved catholic schools and all nonpublic schools, the characteriture that it's being harmful. what scholarships showed last year in the peabody journal, when you have a vigorous alternative, a strong nonpublic school system, it actually -- that competition actually helps the public schools. that doesn't surprise us. that's just -- isn't that t

senator cardin joins me now. senator, let me first start with today's hearing.duced him and vouched for him. you're a democrat vouching for a republican president's nominee to be number two. why? >> chuck, good to be with you. rod rosenstein is a professional prosecutor. he has the confidence of all the sta stakeholders in maryland. he's been u.s. attorney for a number of years. he's a person who basically is a professional. he's a public servant. we trust his judgment. he's shown by his leadership, going after gangs, unifying us on our attack against terrorism. he's been a person who has called it the way it should be. he has not been partisan, and we believe this was a welcomed nomination by president trump. >> what do you believe should be the trigger for a special counsel? and i know you want a special commission and there's a separate debate there. but what should be the trigger for a special counsel in your opinion? >> well, there are two separate issues here as you point out. one is getting all the information about what russia was doing. the contacts mad

cardinals with the great ball movement to find smith. fourth quarter, 56-49. off the turnover, mccall get the easy bucket. she led stanford with 17 as the cardinals win, they will face oregon state in tomorrow's pac- 12 final. >>> still to come, earthquakes open the season on the road, and st. mary's looks to secure the invite to the ncaa tournament and advance in the conference tourney. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, be part of march madness... especially if they win tonight. they've been ranked for all 17 weeks of the season... and are on a quest to win their 4th wcc tournament title. 20th-ranked st. mary's opening >>> they've been ranked for all 17 weeks, and on their way for their fourth title. spinning in the lane, and scores on the lay-up. st. mary's leads. behind the back to lando, and the foul. he had 19 point, and 12 rebound, st. mary's win. and will play byu. >>> pulling up, and hits the 3. final minute, broncos up by 1. brownwitch next it down. he scored -- next it down. the broncos will play number 4 gonzaga. >>> tendency jacksonville stat

, leahy, feinstein and carper, the bill that was announced by senator cardin and myself with adam schiff and elijah cummings, the bill that would create an independent, nonpartisan commission to uncover all the facts and make sure future elections and political campaigns are safeguarded from foreign interference. now remember, this commission can go alongside the intelligence committee investigations. not to replace it, but to be in addition to it, because this committee and experts appointed by this congress from both sides of the aisle, just like the 9/11 commission so successfully did, could actually not just uncover some facts publicly that aren't known publicly, but most importantly they can make recommendations to make sure that this doesn't happen again. and, by the way, there are upcoming elections in germany and in france, and getting the information out there not just helps our democracy, it also helps democracies in other parts of the world. we also need -- and i touched on this earlier -- we need an independent counsel special prosecutor to look into all the contacts between

senator ben cardin. thank you for your time.do appreciate appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> developing overnight, the trump administration expected to roll out and roll back strict federal relations on vehicle pollution and change the fuel efficiency standards for future cars. this announcement, which could come as early as tuesday, would not dock a key part of president obama's legacy about the environment. i want to bring in now gina mccarthy, former epa administrator under president obama. it is great to have you with me. let's just get right to it. explain what the trump administration, what you're hearing is the proposal. >> well, thomas, the trump administration is really challenging our effort to maintain strong environmental protections that are necessary for public health. you know, epa has been bipartisan for 40 years. these are big-deal things. i don't know why they've decided that our core values no longer include clean air and clean water, but that seems to be what this is about. it's executive orders that are threat

sun devils out score the cardinals 17-7 in overtime. two of 27 and shannon evans for three and stanford loses 98-88 and season is over with a record of 14-17. >>> 49ers are about to sign a quarterback, this is is not a name that's really going to excite you much brian hoyer will sign tomorrow once free agency officially begins. he has history with kyle shanahan back with cleveland in 2014. his deal believed to be two years for $12 million with the understanding he'll get a chance to start but brian hoyer is more of a bridge quarterback than the long-term starter. 31 years old and five starts for the bears this past season threw for under 1500 yards, six t.d.s and no picks and season ended in week seven after he broke his left arm. he'll have a new target. 49ers are expected to sign the veteran. terms unclear but expected to make $16 million in first year

the cardinals pulled away in fourth... briana robertson hits one from downtown.: 77-66 stanford they'll face the irish on monday the warriors are currenly playing the kings at oracle arena. but suns' devin booker made history tonight. against the celtics... the phoenix guard dropped 70 points. he's the first player to score the most points in an n-b-a game since kobe bryant's 81-point game over toronto in 2006. boston did go on to win the game 130 to 120. our senior sports producer, kevin seiter is an assistant high school coach for the girls eastside college basketball team. they were up in the golden one center, home of the sacramento kings. you can see kevin in the background. head coach donovan blythe and the panthers were looking to become back to back division five state champions. they were facing rollings hills prep from san pedro. sophomore zion gabriel made history at state. she broke klay thompson's three point state record he set in 2008. she finished the game with a 8 three-pointes and had a game-high of 26 points. gabriel wears number her favorite p

with that i'll turn it over to ben cardin. i should mention we have a couple of posters and one to our right and shows you the job growth and loss of jobs going back a couple of decades and since 2010 we were off to the races. 16 million jobs and counting. and over here we have a picture of the brooklyn bridge. we used to go running. it never looked that way, eddie. i've run in california, places in california that looked almost that bad. we don't want to go back here. ben, thank you. senator cardin: well, let me thank senator carper for his leadership, not just on this issue dealing with the clean power plan rule but his leadership on behalf of environmental issues, his leadership on the e e.p.w. committee and i am pleased to be here with some of my colleagues to point out how disappointing, how wrong the trump administration's action today in reversing the clean power plan issued by the obama administration and the other parts of their policies that they are announcing today on energy. it's wrong because it's now going to ad

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senator cardin. [applause] >> mattapan bassett are, first of thank you very much for the very generous and kind introduction. -- madam ambassador. particularly to be with my colleague and friend, senator rubio. one of the real great leaders in the united states senate on so many issues but today on human rights. there's not a greater champion. i served with him on the senate foreign relations committee and i must tell you i'm so proud to serve on the committee with him. he raises to everyone who comes before us that the critical questions on support for basic human rights senator rubio, it's a pleasure to be with you as always, and thank you for your chairmanship on these issues. but to my friend, vladimir, two of us, senator rubio and i speak out that we know we are safe. you have the courage that is incredible on behalf of the russian people and the world community. and we thank you. we think your wife, what to do is an inspiration to all of us and it keeps us, gives us the energy to pursue these c

cardin: mr. president, i want to thank senator durbin, senator menendez and senator coons for joining on the floor today to talk about the threat russia poses. senator durbin is correct and i want to thank him for his leadership on this, that the only way that the american people will have a full accounting of what russia's intentions were and what they did in attacking our country is for an independent commission. we had such a commission after the attack on 9/11. democrats and republicans came together. there was no controversy about that. we wanted to find out what, how we were attacked, how they got through our intelligence network, how they put together the horrific attack on our country. and then we wanted to know how we could get recommendations to protect us moving forward. i will tell you, that commission served a very important national security function, because we learned a lot. we learned we were stove piping too much information. we weren't sharing it. that the way the agencies were

made right, in america >>> we're back with senator ben cardin.ite house has revealed that jared kushner, the top adviser to the president, the president's son-in-law, had a previously undisclosed meeting with the head of a major russian bank. the banker in charge there has deep ties, according to u.s. officials, to the fsb, the russian intelligence service, and the bank has also been sanctioned by the u.s. in connection with the russian annexation of crimea, and the russian president dmitry medvedev, whose corruption launched huge protests over the weekend in russia, sits on the board. you're the ranking democrat on the foreign relations committee. did you know about this meeting? >> wolf, no, i did not know about this meeting, and it seems like every day we're finding out about more contacts that were made between russia and the trump team. certainly mr. kushner, that's a major contact with a person that has the ear of the president and that's certainly information that's very interesting and it seems there's a pattern here. what we want to know

was that the german church was really scared -- the leaders of the german church and the german cardinals were scared that hitler was so popular that if the pope or rome called out the nazis too much, german catholics were not side with rome, they would in fact side with hitler to keep their jobs and take care of their families and save their lives and the prestige of the acy would be --apc the transcript showed in the first week of march 1939 between the pope and the german cardinals that highest the 12th is going to heed their advice, appease hitler with his public statements, and at the same time he is going to work secretly behind the scenes, in essence because highest the pope could not lead a church of -- pius the pope decided to lead a church of spies. the idea of people -- it may sound like something out thethe da vinci code" but vatican does have a high rated intelligence system. it is the world's oldest institution and the oldest state and states spy. there is also a sense in which the christian religion, for the first 300 years, was in fact an underground organization because a

. >>> the much beloved former archbishop of baltimore, cardinal william keeler has died . he was appointed the 14th archbishop of baltimore by pope john paul ii who then elevated him to cardinal in 1994. he served baltimore until his retirement in 2007 and was a leading national voice against abortion and known for ecumenical outreach to members of other faiths. he was 86 years old. >>> the plan to repeal and replace obama care is to be up for a vote today. so far, republicans have not put it on the schedule because of lack of support. they estimate 31 republicans said they plan to vote no if it takes 23 republicans joining the democrats to vote no, to kill the bill. as craig boswell reports, house speaker, paul ryan and president donald trump are trying to convince holdout republicans to join them in supporting the bill. republican leaders are scrambling to figure out how to move forward with the plan to repeal and replace obamacare and as of thursday morning, cbs news counted at least 31 gop members that plan to vote no on the bill. at least nine republicans would have t

cardinal down one. feed to smith. lays it in. she had 15. stanford up one. 227 seconds. notre dame the inbounds pass. mariah carey call, a huge block. one of two in the closing seconds. stanford wins by a point, advancing to the final four and looking for their third national title. >> this team really believes. they are so close. they are so unselfish. i am so happy for this team. we had to battle but we played better defense in the second half. we started getting some shots. i think people never really gave up. >> zbrags to thed congratulations to the cardinal. >>> next on abc7 news at 9:00 another big weekend for beauty and the beast. how the remake helped the m live-stream your favorite sport at the airport. binge dvr'd shows while painting your toes. on demand laughs during long bubble baths. tv everywhere is awesome. the all-new xfinity stream app. xfinity. the future of awesome. >>> top on abc7 news at 11:00, abc7 news reporter laura anthony talks exclusively with raiders owner marc davis on the eve of the team's relocate. >>> and smoke bombs rocks and bottles. a

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grassley: thank you, senator cardin. senator van hollen. senator van hollen: thank you, chairman grassley, ranking member feinstein, for supporting rosenstein's nomination to become deputy attorney general. as you have heard, yes had an illustrious and a long career, and during his 27-year career he has earned a reputation as a fair and focused administrator of justice. as a result, yes served in both republican and democratic administrations and earned the distinction of being the longest-serving u.s. attorney in the country today. rod has not only aggressively prosecuted dangerous gangs and criminals in maryland, but also elected officials who violated the public's trust. he has a show impartiality in these investigations, and his successful prosecutions have led to ethics reforms that increase transparency and public confidence in maryland. in addition to being a top-notch lawyer, he is known for the professional manner in which he runs his current office. in his letter of support, maryland's attorney general notes that rod " inherited a

women's bake the stanford cardinals back in the final four again. 13 times under tara vanna veer and a nice sendoff as they get ready to handicapped head for dallas for a game friday against south carolina if they can win that one they will get fed to u-conn and remember sanford women are the last team to beat u-conn 111 wins. that is crazy. this team, you never know. crazy things happen and they have quite a bond. >> i think it is our love. there are things that can be matched and the love keeps it going. we love each other. there is no drama. it doesn't matter. they are a great group of young women. i can't tell you how proud i am of them. how excited and happy and this team will be a team that i will use with other teams in the future to say this is what is capable and this is how you want to be. >> the cardinals are heading to the final four. >> there you go. friday against south carolina. meantime it is about time the cactus league conclude taking on the cubs. matt kain trying to win a spot. the 5th guy. giants up 3-0 and chesney young deep, a line on cane and the final spring t

cardinal, nats, reds, not confusing at all. buddy got to sho always a plus. >> nice snag, turn, fire showing of his hair as well and then look another play app t thopy braindon't he's everywhere. beautiful stop there. gutherie he went 4 scoreless 23459s loss-1. >> the city is making it and they're trying to come one a team name. you always have facebook. you have the service and well, leading to soccer city name the team done test yes 40 got witness base and boatsy mc boat face won a brettish sleep raising cop test and they hopefully it comes to naming associating teams he democracy list this is what happens any time you on up voting to the public, something. >> no one ever learns. >> if they actually name the boat, boaty mc boat face. >> no, we would not have gotten open. no, we did it on names for the eaglets is what i are and what you do you give them four names and let's people choose from the four names. >> i like that they mudd hoodie -- they had to know. >> they did it for own intervention. >> i would like a jersey if an

jummy: the final goodbye for baltimore cardinal william keeler. toserved baltimore from 1987 college of cardinals in 1994 by pope john paul ii, making him the third archbishop of baltimore. he built strong interfaith bonds and established a catholic-jewish partnership. he was 86 years old. it seems to be more interested in protecting the president than in seeking the truth. jummy: on the hot seat, democrats calling for congressman devin nunes to step aside from overseeing the investigation in the russian meddling after he held a secret meeting on white house grounds with an undisclosed source the day before sharing details about surveillance he says was unintentionally collected on age of president trump. we have the latest in this whirlwind at the white house. >> the chairman of the house intelligence committee said he will not step down and will not recu h russian ties. >> we are doing a thorough job on this investigation. this russia issue, we have been on it for years and we will continue to be on the issue. >> democratics safety -- democrats

along this tourney journey, the cardinal have had a bus break down and a plane not show up, creating an unexpectedly lengthy and taxing trip. oh, and the players had to take final exams along the way. >> it's been a struggle. for us to be on a 10-day road trip -- >> we were gone for a long time but traveling with this group has been really fun. >> reporter: so is reaching the final four, all of which explains why the normally low- key head coach found herself at the center of the celebration. >> she said if we went to the final four that she would dance with us, and she did and it was real exciting. i got 0 show her a couple of moves. >> reporter: if stanford does guest past north carolina they would match up against the huskies in the championship game. uconn has won a record 111 straight games but the last time the huskies lost, november 2014 against the cardinal. at stanford, scott reiss, ktvu fox 2 news. >> got to love tara van de veer. >>> the warriors have this thing figured out with kevin durant out still? yes. nine in a row last night against the san antonio spurs. david west

senator cardin: thank you. third, and this has been commented on us by many of us, and there is currently an effort to try to change our tax codes so we can get a border adjustment, which would be fairer to american manufacturers. and we've always included in our trade promotion authority an effort by the ustr to get border adjustment comparable to what our trading partners have on products that enter their market on products entering their market. the difficulty, of course, we have not harmonized with the international community in the use of a consumption tax. i've introduced the progressive consumption tax that's patterned after what is accepted internationally as a border adjusted tax. it's difficult to see us winning too many cases in the w.t.o. with something that is an income tax that we call a consumption tax. so i just urge you in your position to give a realistic assessment to those of us in congress as to what is likely to be border adjusted so at long last we can try to set up a level playing field

the cardinals pulled away in fourth... briana robertson hits one from downtown. stanford they'll face the irish on monday aaron rodgers at the wisconsin-florida game. this was argubly the best game so far in the men's n-c-a-a basketball tournament. the badgers needing a three to send it to overtime... zak showwalter splases it in. rodgers was loving it from the stands... but that smile turned into a frown. four seconds left in the game... gataros down by a two... chris chiozza hits the game-winning three-pointer. final: 84-83 florida áthis was the first game in this tournament that went into overtime and had a buzzer- beater. the sharks were in dallas to face the stars. we go straight to the action... it wasn't a good night for the sharkies. adam cracknell was a nightmare for san jose. after joe thornton and joe pavelski couldn't turn the red light on... cracknell goes the other way to get his first hat trick in the n-h-l. final: 6-1 dallas (1st in pacific) ásan jose has lost five straight u-s-a's men's national team needing to make ground in the world cup qualif

cardinal down four. smith hits a three. led stanford with 19 points. later, britney mcafee. the hoop and the harm. stanford comes back in the fourth. survive the upset bid by the aggies. 72-64. so, up next, stanford will face the seventh seed, kansas state, beat drake. that means this will really be a road trip. because they will be on their home court on monday. more news after the break. live-stream your favorite sport at the airport. binge dvr'd shows while painting your toes. on demand laughs during long bubble baths. tv everywhere is awesome. the all-new xfinity stream app. xfinity. the future of awesome. someday, gus will invent this thing and change the world. this is the thing that could change gus' world. and this is the doctor that could cure that thing so he can grow up to invent this thing. sutter health. proudly caring for northern california, birthplace of pioneers. "pnce prectilin >>> that time of year. hundred of girls getting the treatment in preparation for the big prom dance. called the princess project silicon valley. donate prom dresses to girls who othe

with that i will turn it over to been garden -- ben cardin. since 2010 we were off to the races and over here we have a great picture of the brooklyn bridge. congressman markey and i used to go running together and the air never look like that. it never look like that but that's the way it looked. ben, thank you. senate let me thank senator carper for his leadership not just on this issue in dealing with the claim power plan but his leadership on the half of environmental issues and his leadership on the epw committee. please to be here so many of my colleagues to point out how disappointing, how wrong the trump administration's actions today are in reversing the clean power plan regulation issued by the obama administration. the other part of the policies that they are announcing today on energy. it's wrong because it's now going to add a great deal of uncertainty as to what our policy is going to be with regards to power plants in this country. that's not going to be good for anyone. predictability is important for moving forward with predic

cardinal leading 29-14. brittany mcfee hits the three pushing the lead to 17 leading all scores with 21 as stanford rolls to a 69-48 win advancing to the sweet 16 for the 10th straight year. >>> lindsay gottlieb and cal were not so for the against barrel. the bears had a -- baylor. the bears had a 26 point lead and eliminated cal from the tournament. the sharks backup goalie made 19 saves against dallas tonight, but in the 2nd period the stars curtis mckinzie tips in a shot for the only goal of the game. dallas wins 1 -0. san jose suffers their third straight loss. >>> the warriors will be back in action tomorrow against dallas. so they're rolling right now, which is a good sign. >> in our suvs, you feel every mountain we've ever conquered. in our sports cars, you feel every podium we've ever climbed. and now, they've come together to create something you've never felt before. introducing the glc coupe. part suv. part sports car. all mercedes-benz. our next newscast is tomorrow morning at 4-30. >>> first day

cardinal went 28-5 in the regular tournament and won the pac-12 tournament.f waco, texa [ cheering and applause ] >> was that awesome or what? cal entered selection on the bubble. the bears are dancing, 9th seed. it was a real special day for lindsay gottlieb who got engaged earlier in the day. how about that? you go to the ncaa tournament and get engaged in the same day. if you want to compete in the bracket challenge on channel 5 go to tomorrow morning at 4-30. michel >>> late show with stephen colbert is next. our next newscast is tomorrow morning at 4:30. >> they'll have all the news you need to start your day. good night. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> announcer: if you're looking to make more money and take control of your personal and financial future, then get ready, because than merrill, the star of a&e's hit tv show "flip this house," one of the most successful real-estate investors in the country and america's number-one real-estate-investing expert, has one heck of an opportunity for you. than is hosting a one-of-a-kind free two-hour real-estate wealth-build

cardinal leading 29-14.rittany mcfee hits the three pushing the lead to 17 leading all scores with 21 as stanford rolls to a 69-48 win advancing to the sweet 16 for the 10th straight year. >>> lindsay gottlieb and cal were not so for the against barrel. the bears had a -- baylor. the bears had a 26 point lead and eliminated cal from the tournament. the sharks backup goalie made 19 saves against dallas tonight, but in the 2nd period the stars curtis mckinzie tips in a shot for the only goal of the game. dallas wins 1 -0. san jose suffers their third straight loss. >>> the warriors will be back in action tomorrow against dallas. so they're rolling right now, which is a good sign. >> they are looking good. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, with stephen colbert is next. our next newscast is tomorrow morning at 4-30. >>> first day of spring looks a lot like what we had all winter long. we have rain out there right now. petaluma, novato, napa, vallejo, american canyon, fairfield, vacaville pouring, a

cardinal, you were nodding. absolutely.is afternoon and to be able to say, there is no space for hate in our response to the terrible deeds that have happened. if we stop making enemies out of people who wa nt making enemies out of people who want to be our friends we are doing the work of the terrorists for them. it's very important that any instinct to turn and take reprisals against the muslim community is absolutely resisted that that's a very destructive path to take. we heard this afternoon, this commitment to peace and to the building of our society. as catholics and as jewish people, building of our society. as catholics and asjewish people, we need to walk this path although it's a long way to go until we all shoulder to shoulder. we are some way from understanding why this man did what he did, one assumes that as well as wanting to create fear there isa well as wanting to create fear there is a desire to drive a wedge somehow. is that something that your role can help with? what is your message in that regard?” ro

ben cardin / -d- maryland: "the executive branch cannot act on its own. get the consent of a court before they can do those types of activities."sen. lindsey graham / -r- south carolina: "i'm very worried that our president is suggesting that the former president has done something illegally."the trump tweets turn into a more-personal attack on obama -- asking "how low" the former president has gone, drawing a parallel to the watergate scandal, and calling obama a "bad (or sick) guy".i'm andrew spencer reporting. happening now. senator bernie sanders is accusing nissan of civil rights violations. senator sanders joined n-double-a c-p president cornell william brooks, actor danny glover, and activists during a protest in mississippi yesterday. organizers say there's a pattern of civil rights and safety abuses by nissan against its predominantly african-american workforce. nissan strongly denies the accusations... saying the united auto workers union is "part of a campaign to pressure the company into recognizing a union, even without employee support." sti

senator cardin and van hollen will introduce mr. rosenstein then the nominees will give their opening statements. we'll have seven-minute rounds of questions. i know there are a number of issues senators would like to cover with these nominees, so i'll stay here until everyone has had the chance to ask all the questions they want. we will do more than one round of questions and if we do, that will be five additional minutes and i'm prepared to work through the noon hour unless the nominees need time off. senator feinstein. >> thanks very much, mr. chairman. as you have said, today we begin our consideration of the nominees to fill two really important positions within the department of justice. the deputy attorney general essentially leads the day-to-day operations of the justice department and also directly oversees the solicitor general's office, the office of legal counsel and the law enforcement components like the fbi, the dea and the aft. significantly, the deputy attorney general steps in when the attorney general cannot or s

the cardinals eventually pulled away in fourth...briana robertson doing her best steph curry impression nails one from downtown. final: 77-66 stanford they'll face the fighting irish on monday. meanwhile, aaron rodgers was in at the wisconsin-florida game supporting the badgers. this was argubly the best game so far in the men's n-c-a-a basketball tournament. wisconsin needed a three to send it to overtime... zak showwalter off one foot keep's the badgers season alive. rodgers was loving it from the stands... but that smile would turned into a frown. four seconds left in the game... gators down by a two... chris chiozza hits the game-winning three-pointer. final: 84-83 florida áthis was the first game in this tournament that went into overtime and had a buzzer- beater. the sharks were in dallas to face the stars. the men in teil have lost the last four. we go straight to the action... bottom line it wasn't a good night for the sharkies. adam cracknell was a nightmare for san jose. after joe thornton and joe pavelski couldn't turn the

cardinal went 28-5 in the regular tournament and won the pac-12 tournament.waco, texa [ cheering and applause ] >> was that awesome or what? cal entered selection on the bubble. the bears are dancing, 9th seed. it was a real special day for lindsay gottlieb who got engaged earlier in the day. how about that? you go to the ncaa tournament and get engaged in the same day. if you want to compete in the bracket challenge on channel 5 go to www.kpix5.com. >> we'll be right back. (vo) what if this didn't have to happen? i didn't see it. (vo) what if we could go back? what if our car... could stop itself? in iihs front-end crash prevention testing, nobody beats the subaru impreza. not toyota. not honda. not ford. the all-new subaru impreza. t. someday, gus will invent this thing and change the world. this is the thing that could change gus' world. and this is the doctor that could cure that thing so he can grow up to invent this thing. sutter health. proudly caring for northern california, tomorrow morning at 4-30. michel >>> late show with stephen colbert is next.

a spokesperson for former president obama says, quote, cardinal rule for the obama administration was that no white house official ever interfered with any independent investigation led by the justice department. joining me now, ken delaney. i know you have new reporting against the allegations. what you can tell us? >> that's right. justice department correspondent pete williams has spoken to a senior administration official who tells us that he andthers who are in a position to know have no idea what the president is talking about with his allegations that his communications at trump tower were wiretapped by president trump. and further, this official says that the president trump did not consult with law enforcement officials or others who might have known the facts before he engaged in that tweet storm on this this morning. the reason that is important, becauseis wong dering the president said he learned this information. was he communicating to us that he had just been briefed on a highly classified -- >> do you think that's what it is? is it possible maybe something landed on hi

now senator cardin. senator cardin: it is a pleasure to be back before the judiciary committee. i want to thank both of our nominees for being willing to serve their country and thank families, because this is a family sacrifice to serve in government, and we thank them for being willing to do this. i am pleased to be here with senator van hollen to introduce and support rod rosenstein to be the deputy attorney general. this was a welcomed nomination by president trump. rod rosenstein has demonstrated throughout his long career of the highest standards of professionalism. he has dedicated his entire professional crew to public service. he is an experienced prosecutor and administrator. very impressive credentials, graduating from the university of pennsylvania wharton school, from harvard law school, or he was editor of "the harvard law journal," clerked for judge ginsburg on the district court court of appeals. he has been u.s. attorney since 2005. he has served in many leadership positions among u.s. attorneys, and as chairman grassley pointed out, he has been given very sensi

two seconds to go and the inbound pass and the cardinals will come up with a huge block. the game saving block as stanford, they are loving it, celebrating in kentucky. 76-75 they advance to the final four as we said they snap that notre dame winning streak. they play, actually brittany mcphee led the way for stanford. 27 points for mcphee. in and out headliner today, roy williams the top seed for north carolina verses john calipari, no. 2 seed wildcats. here is the ball game, they had a free throw as he missed it. he grabs the board. take it is down the court. he knocks it down to tie up the game. they don't call a time out, but they advance the ball up the floor. and luke may, this will win it with .3 seconds on the clock. 75-73 north carolina. fans can't believe it, they advance to their 20th final four. that's the most all time they will face oregon. in the other game today number seven south carolina verses no. 4 florida. the gamecocks, the steal will pick up the court and then they toss it back to a wide open jumper at south carolina as they will be up by four and t

in this exclusive tv interview senator cardin joins me now. senator, first, please, react to the twitter rant of the president this morning including blaming president obama for bugging trump tower. >> michael, first, good to be with you. a couple points here, we need to first find out why attorney general sessions was meeting with the russian ambassador, what took place during that meeting that was right during the time that russia was very active of interfering with our campaign. senator sessions at that point was a surrogate for the trump campaign. it's important that we understand exactly what russia was up to in meeting with senator sessions and what took place at that meeting. it's also important to have an independent investigation. obviously the president is going to interpret things one way. i might interpret things a second way. it's important for the american people to have an independent investigation of what russia did in attacking us in our free elections, the contacts they had with many americans, how that came about. what was t

ben cardin / -d- maryland: "the executive . >> tweet caught the attention of lawmakers saturday. >> theexecutive branch needs the consent of a court. >> i'm very worried, i'm very worried that our president is suggesting that the former president has done something illegally. >> the tweets turned into a percentage attack asking how low the former president has gone calling obama a bad or six guy -- sick guy. >>> the u.s. is putting on hold expedited for h b-1 visas. now the employers can pay a fee to get them expedited. now it will be suspended for april 3 and that could last up to 6 months. there's no official explanation for the move. >>> that new draft to travel ban could be signed monday according to an administration official. the signing will be at the department of homeland security, two other sources say the new executive order replaced the old one that stalled in federal courts. that order banned orders from seven muslim countries from coming to the u.s. the new ban won't affect green card holders and people with visas, senior officials have been pushing trump to remove iraq fr

yes, i spent the morning here at westminster cathedral, where cardinal vincent nichols has been prayinge to this attack. he emphasised that regardless of who claims responsibility, our response cannot be one of hatred. we have to be very clear about i think two other things. one is that we utterly condemn and reject this kind of mindless violence. it has nojustification. it has no credibility. there is nothing to be gained, no kudos to be gained, in this behaviour. and also we have to make sure we do not give space in our response to hatred. if we make enemies out of people who are our friends, then we are falling in to the very trap that the violent people want us to fall into, so there is no space for hatred for those who are our friends, for hatred for the muslim population in general in this country. no reprisals, no sense that we are targeting our condemnation at anybody other than those who perpetrate these things. at moments like this religious faith is seen as a source of comfort. but there are many people who would say that religious faith is the source of conflict in ourworld.

the cardinal rally from a 16- point deficit during the second half. less than try seconds left.ttentions were high. notre dame had the ball at its own end. ericka mccall blocked the shot. stanford heads back to the final four for the first time in three years. the cardinal face the winners of the florida-state game in dallas next weekend. >> the final four. the men's basketball tournament. now is set. north carolina beat kentucky 75- 73. last second of the game. and the number one seed tar heels are going for their 20th final four and ncaa record. now kentucky tied the game with seven seconds left but north carolina's luke may stops, shoots, scored. less than a half second left in the game. it made some players want to cry. it was just tough. >> they really took it heart. the tar heels will play oregon next saturday. >> and south carolina continues its fairy tale season with a 77-70 win over florida. the game cox earned their first birth in the national semifinals with solid free throw shooting and a tough defense. yeah. i know. it's the first time since 1973 south carolina has

cardin: i would ask that the quorum call be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. cardin: madam president, i rise today to express my strong opposition to h.j. res. 43, a resolution of disapproval with respect to the title 10 regulations, a resolution which effectively endorses discriminatory practices toward family planning and safety net providers. title 10 is the nation's only federal grant program dedicated solely to providing individuals with comprehensive family planning and related preventive health services. last year title 10 funding made it possible for nearly 4,000 health centers to provide basic primary and preventive health care services to over four million low-income women and their families. i'm talking about critical services such as pap tests, serving cal cancer screenings, contraception, breast exams and h.i.v. testing. in maryland there are 5 title 10-funded health centers spanning the state. these include federal qualified health centers, local health departments, planned parenthood clinics and scho

now senator cardin. >> thank you, senator grassley, senator feinstein. it is a pleasure to be back before the judiciary committee. i want to thank both of your nominees for being willing to serve our country and thank their families because this is a family sacrifice to serve in government and thank them for being willing to do this. pleased to be here with senator van hollen to introduce and support rod reosenstein to be the deputy attorney general. this was a welcomed nomination by president trump. rod reosenstein has demonstrated throughout his long career the highest standards of professionalism. he is dedicated his entire professional career to public service. he is an experienced prosecutor and administrator. very impressive credentials graduating from harvard law school where he was editor and clerked for judge ginsburg, been a u.s. attorney since 2005, served among many leadership positions and as chairman grassley pointed out he has been given sensitive assignments by the department of justice because of his known professionalism. i am very impr

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