nice ball movement by the cavaliers. finding hunter in the paint.es to bring virginia within one. zion williamson, too fast, too strong for the cavaliers, beats multiple defenders. throws down the big dunk. in the victory, duke hands virginia the first loss of the season 72-70. >>> the hokies hosting wake forest in acc college hoops match-up after t beind at 17. virginia tech goes on a 14-4 run in the first half, including this alexander walker drive and sweet finish. good for two. virginia tech -- nice up and under there. under aheinute left in th first f. alexander walker on the defense with the steal takes it coast to coast for the dunk. tech up ten at the half. in the second, nice ball movement from the hokies to tie outlaw who hits a corner three to spark an11-0 run. hokies wouldn't look back. tech outclasses wke forest 87-71. >>> tond arena at american university. the a.u. eagles hosting lafayette. first half, nice f passingrom nelson to bragg.in a.u. tg by just two. second half, eagles tenacious. the attempt wouldn't fall. your turn, josh ale

cavaliers taking on the fighting irish. it would be braxton key to spark the offense dribble drive here gfinish str with a big dunk. later, nice ball movement by the cavaliers, finds kyle guy, open for three. he scores all of his 15 in his first half. viinia up at the half. second half. more of e same. cavaliers in transition and deandre hunter with a nice euro step and finish. uva up big, beats notre dame 82-55. >>> the wizards took another step in the right direction last night after a tough loss at home to the wwarriors, theyt on the road to play the magic.ch a team that'ing the wizards in the eastern conference standings. in the past that may have been a game wizards playedown to their opponent. not last night. wizards traveling down to orndo to take on the magic. looking to bounce backtrom tha loss. and som nice ball movement from scott brooks' team early. jeff green finhes fortwo. more from mr. green in little bit. fast-forward to th fourth quarter. wizards down two. bradley beale strong drive to the hoop. game tied.

. >> boy, those cavaliers, they are tough to beat. even when you're number nine, like virginia tech. goodness. >> they are in the top four in college basketball for a reason. theirginia men's basketball team just one of the best in the country. t, they showed just how dominant topy can be. aen matchup between the fourth ranked cavaliers made ninth ranked virginia tech look so unevenly matched. who was ready for tonight? use hoos were. it wasn't the hoo crew. first half, virginia up 12. j tyome with a corner thr buries it. uva lights out from behind the arc tonight. finaleconds of the half, senator gives to to kiheilark at the buzzer. knocking it down. up 22 at the break. the hokies shows some fight early in the s half off the turnover. justin robinson on the run throws it up for ahmed hill. throws it down. 14 points in the game for hill but it was a little too late.ot virginia's shog put this out of reach. kyle guy getting in on the fun. he h 15 tonight. fourth ranked virgini blows out ninth ranked virginia tech, 81-59. patrick using

cavaliers coming off that loss to duke. no, not happy about it. first half. here is the alley and here is the oop. virginia wins it 68-45. 12th straight wint home for the virginia cavaliers. got to get the capitals goinght the r direction. i think doug has the answer. >> i do. >> get him wings. >> i haven't h anything. i really apologize to everybody out there. it is starting now. >> we got to wait for a few eays. the all-star all right. thank you, dave. we'll be right b ac i'm a veteran and the army taught me a lot about commitment. which i apply to my life and my work. at comcast we're commited to delivering the best experience possible, by being on time everytime. and if we are ever late, we'll give you a automatic twenty dollar credit. my name is antonio and i'm a technician at comcast. we're working to make things simple, easy and awesome. z34hbz z16fz y34hby y16fy >>> hey, the oscar nominations came out today. for the first time, netflix got a best picture nomination. >> have you seen it? it's roma. its star, a newcomer earned a best actress nomination.

cavaliers hold on to beat the wizards, 116-113. 2 of the cavs '11 wins against the wizards.ia visiting 23rd rank nc stat. cavs up fouith a great pass to jay huff. throwing it down. what a feed from guy. cavs in control. skipping ahead final minutes, wolf pack on the way back. dorn with the drive. a beautiful reverse lay-in. he had 13. this one, though,eang into overtime. in ot, virginia taking over. tied at 61-61. kick it out to kyle guy. 3 he had points. beat nc state 66-65. to college park, 21st rankedry nd. terps trying to host that o- twgame skid. northwestern's shot a little off the mark. anthony cowenr. passed ahead to bru fernando. gets ahold of it. dthrowing itown. what a pass from cowen. fernando kind o fumbles it there. with the finish, the terps up ten. in the second half, maryland started to pull away. pass ahead to fernando off the glass and 22 points, ten boards bruno. maryland back on the winning side. they take it 70-52. the capitals' bye week almost over, but alex ovechkin still having fun on a trip with family and friends. yes, he's a riding dolphin. this i

baileyjury is told that a pilot whose plane crashed at the shoreham airshow, killing 11 people, had a cavalieritude to safety. and coming up on sportsday on bbc news. good evening from westminster, where the government has survived a motion of no—confidence tabled by labour a day after the prime minister suffered the worst parliamentary defeat in history on her brexit agreement. a look at the figures. a total of 325 mps voted to declare confidence in theresa may's government, they included the dup from northern ireland. there were 306 votes against the government, including labour and other opposition parties. that meant a government majority of 19 votes. the prime minister has now invited leaders of all parties to meet her, to explore the way ahead on brexit, but labour'sjeremy corbyn said it was essential, in his view, that mrs may rule out any prospect of leaving the eu without a deal. our political editor laura kuenssberg reports on the confidence vote and its aftermath. the ayes to the right, 306. the noes to the left, 325. "wow, " labour mps say. theresa may is safe for now. the governme

james who has that growing injury and they struggled against his form of saying the cavaliers had a quick start managed to hang on for a one a one hundred ninety five victory the lakers have now lost five of their past seven games and they've been without the brawn for that it's higher. but it will surely. and dallas the visiting golden state beat the bricks steph curry top scored with again high points including a season high eleven three points is also scored the final seven points in the going to hold off dallas the defending champions winning this one. suit for team. sports is looking for one hundred back to. back in two minutes with more of the day's news to go. to be a child is to be innocent and carefree but it comes to an abrupt end at the burden of young children. with a mother behind boss four siblings must spend for each other and decide whether to stick together. the family in the hope of a chance across the us mexico border the other side of the bomb a witness documentary out just. for nine hundred forty six to nine hundred fifty eight the united states detonated dozens

irresponsible behavior nationally, but they know people died, communities were wiped out, and they're just cavalier about it because of the president of the united states. thank you. >> one last question, if the last -- >> thank you. >> thank you. >> the president said he would rather talk to xi than you. >> if you missed any of what speaker pelosi had to say, we will show it to you later on the c-span networks. you can see it on-line at our website, c-span.org. we have more live programming coming up shortly. a congressional democrats are taking nart a rally held by the afl-cio calling for an end to the shutdown of the federal government. live coverage of that will start at noon eastern. president trump is traveling to mcallen, texas, today, touring the southern border. there are a couple events on the president's schedule including a roundtable discussion and briefing on border issues. we will try to show those to you live when they happen this afternoon here on c-span 3. georgetown university hosted several panel discussions recently marking the 50th anniversary of the civil rights movement in n

. >> no, the cavaliers -- >> i'm sorry the cavaliers. >> mr. sullivan over there he has been absolutely gracious in this. the virginia cavaliers edged the hokies the two teams played while both being ranked in the top ten in many, many years on "power lunch" we'll talk about what would a day be without an apple story and this is a good one remember when tim cook was talking to jim cramer. he said apple's ultimate legacy will be in health care that's what we'll talk about today. christina farr has a story about apple and the approaches they are beginning to make to medicare advantage providers for the watch, which can be a life-saving device if your watch detects information -- >> what are you always wearing >> i'm actually wearing a shineola watch today, but i have a fitbit but at any rate, so it can reveal atrial fibrillation, if you fallif you're distressed and the applications are very, very, very -- >> yeah, they're powerful. and they might lose some of their cool factor but a huge new area for apple >> and at 2:00, the most aptly named tom

are skeptical that both sides will find common ground this week china is unlikely to give up its cavalier approach to foreign intellectual property any time soon. after trump's recent loss in the u.s. government shutdown he's likely to push for sweeping reform. but time is ticking if no deal is reached trump has threatened to impose another two hundred sixty seven billion dollars of tariffs on chinese goods starting in march. but the economic slowdown in china has hit e-commerce leda the company said its net profit increased thirty seven percent in the latest quarter see that slows net profit increase in more than two years a far cry from the fifty to sixty percent growth it's accustomed to growth of cloud computing and other business lines just about managed to offset a slowing expansion in its core business online no other baba's results but closely observed for signs of the u.s. trade spots taking its toll on the chinese consumer goods. claims his arrest in japan was part of a plot against him he was detained in november on charges of financial misconduct in his first interview since t

andnities were wiped out they are cavalier about it because of the president of the united states. >> the president said he would rather talk to -- >> the government shutdown and funding for a border wall were topics of conversation on the sunday shows today. south carolina senator lindsey graham and senator chris coons possibleout short-term reopening. the possibility of the president declaring a national emergency. .> i start with the president ask mr. president if you

are skeptical that both sides will find common ground this week china is unlikely to give up its cavalier approach to foreign intellectual property any time soon. and after trump's recent loss in the u.s. government shutdown he's likely to push for sweeping reform of steel but time is ticking if no deal is reached trump has threatened to impose another two hundred sixty seven billion dollars of tariffs on chinese goods starting in march. well will they won't they fund an agreement with me in the studio here to discuss that issue is my colleague cliff and killing him fresh couldn't fresh back from beijing and the use addition to w.'s business he had in berlin welcome cliff a president trumps secretary treasury secretaries didn't expect significant progress that's a quote at these talks can we really expect a deal i think we were talking a little bit in the run up to this ad there's been a lot of to ing and fro ing on this i wouldn't hold my breath i think. president trump needs a win that's for sure and there is a lot of sentiment out there that they have to try and make things appear more

are skeptical that both sides will find common ground this week china is unlikely to give up its cavalier approach to foreign intellectual property any time soon. and after trump's recent loss in the u.s. government will shut down he's likely to push for sweeping reform. but time is ticking perhaps if no deal is reached trump has threatened to impose another two hundred sixty seven billion dollars of tariffs on chinese goods starting in march. let's take a closer look at these trade talks i'm joined now by correspondent joe d'eon han in taipei and the frankfurt correspondent paul chris and brits. now so let's start with you we've heard a bit about the economy in china slumping and the idea that that could play into the negotiations even saying as much what does it look like there from your perspective you've been talking with investors. well for investors in china or some of the enter for a nurse there really war you're not very optimistic because things to look really bad right now in china we heard from the investors that some of them they can get the money from the local governments af

told that the pilot, whose plane crashed at the shoreham airshow in 2015, killing 11 people, had a "cavalierter aircraft, which came down exploding in a fireball on the a27 dual carriageway. he denies eleven counts of manslaughter by gross negligence. here's our home affairs correspondent tom symonds. it happened on a beautiful summer's day. a high—performance vintage jet fighter dropping from clear skies onto a crowded road. some of the 11 men who died were in passing cars on their way tojobs, football matches, one a chauffeur about to pick up a bride to be. others had stopped to enjoy the air display. the court was told the pilot, andrew hill, was experienced but had 5 5 z 7” 1” tjlh§ the prosecutor, thomas kark qc, told the jury there was nothing wrong with the plane but, using a model to demonstrate, he said andrew hill's flying that day was seriously negligent. he was approaching shoreham airport in the hawker hunterjet, planning to perform a loop. ahead was a busy a road. experts estimate the jet came in at around 185 feet above the ground and began a sharp climb. it reached the top of

they know people died, communities were wiped out and they're just cavalier about it because of the president of the united states. thank you. >> one last question. thank you. >> the president said he would rather talk to she than to you. >>> we are 20 days in the government shutdown. the house continues to work on four separate bills to reopen certain agencies. over in the senate, mitch mcconnell has refused to consider any bill that's unacceptable to president trump. yesterday, the white house issued a veto threat against the four house bills over the lack of funds for a border wall. president trump is in mcallen, texas, today. he is visiting the southern border. he is expected to get a briefing shortly. we hope to have live coverage of this for you when it starts here on c-span3. if not, we

but think know people died, communities were wiped out and they're just cavalier about it because of the president of the united states. thank you. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> the house is out for tonight but earlier they passed bills funding the transportation and housing and urban development programs and for food stamps and housing programs. the senate said they don't debate these spending bills because president trump said he'll veto them. tomorrow the house plans to work on more government spend, debating a measure to fund the interior department including the e.p.a. follow the house live on c-span when members return friday at 9:00 a.m. eastern. earlier today secretary of state ike pompeo spoke about u.s.-middle east policy and future relations with iran. held at the university of cairo, this is half an hour.

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when i made the comment about four-foot trees, it wasn't a cavalier remark. those tree right side about $1500 for a four-foot tree, and i just want to assure you we have the resources to do this job properly if it were approved. we don't neglect our trees. we have a large work order with rec park. we have 27 branch libraries all over the city, and i don't believe you can go to any of those branch libraries and find a tree that you would call neglected because as soon as we find anything like that, we ask our colleagues at rec park to come take care of that. to clarify, on our properties that are branch libraries where we have our own property, that's done by rec park work order. bureau of urban forestry helps us with our street trees. we don't have gardeners on our staff. it's something that has to completely be done by work order on those two prochblgs, but we are sle -- projects. but we are very committed to those. we are aware of several ficus failures during that wind storm. in fact that last wind storm did cause one, a particularly spectacular one at 29t

the economic advisor will get paid and he does not have to worry but this cavalier way of treating hard-working, honest americans is indefensible. i hear from vermont citizens every day about how this affects their lives. republican, democrat alike are better off. let me give you an example. the other day i heard from a single mother who works at the department of homeland securityr in vermont. she's been working without pay since december 22 when the trump shutdown began and is taking a toll. i remember she worked for homeland security and she writes i loved my job and i do have a child to feed and bills to pay. ... her daughter works for the u.s. institute of peace. she just missed her first paycheck. she is unable to pay her bills and student loans. now her daughter dedicates her life to combating terrorism. now she's getting into financial trouble and doesn't have the financial resources. and we remember the story of the tsa and i see them often as i fly back and forth. the local paper recently reported he was forced to start a go fund me page during the shutdown. his wife is also a tsa age

but this very cavalier -- the reason i worry about it is because it's not consistent either.nd so you have, you know, tough talk in one hand. and then they pull back on the other and you have the defense folks saying one thing to our allies, and our intelligence folks saying something that's close to that. and then the political appointee saying something very different. the president tweeting out policy on twitter, which is inconsistent with everything all of those folks have been telling our allies. that's the most concerning thing to me. i think they need to get back to a process. there's reason, you know, process can be frustrating, and believe me, i was as frustrated with some of the processes by both bush and obama in conversations we were having on international affairs. but they're there for a reason and this is the reason. you want to present a unified message, and you want all of the arms of the united states government, our intelligence services, our defense services, our diplomatic services aligned in its mission set so that we can be more impactful with less like

levi's a pleasant >>> alabama and clemson got to be college football's version of the warriors and cavaliers, four straight times they have met in the college football playoff, the third time they have met for the national championship. capacity to watch the fourth meeting between the tide and tigers, 90 seconds and picked off returning 44 yards in the touchdown, clemson with a quick 7-0 lead. one minute later, crimson answered, two update, 62 yard strike 7-7 less than three minutes in. exposition, breaks two tackles, he is way in, 17 yards scored, ready to roll. the freshman trevor lawrence shuttle pass for the second of his three touchdowns to make it 28-16. 3rd quarter, 31-16, lawrence get the wide open shot, 74 yards for the score and the run was on. lawrence throws for 347 yards, three touchdowns and thompson roles 44-16 to win their second national title in three years and becomes the first since 1897 to finish a season 15-0. >> you watch the game last year, you dream about playing in it, i want to know, did it live up to your expectations or was it even better for you? >> yeah, i mean

are skeptical that both sides will find common ground this week china is unlikely to give up its cavalier approach to foreign intellectual property any time soon. and after trump's recent loss in the u.s. government shutdown he's likely to push for sweeping reform made of steel but time is ticking if no deal is reached trump has threatened to impose another two hundred sixty seven billion dollars of tariffs on chinese goods starting in march. are known to uganda where there is growing criticism of these social media tax introduced last july the latest figures suggest that the number of internet subscribers in the east african country that number has dropped by more than three million since the tax was introduced there are also concerns that the tax is being used to control access to social media are let's get the background story of this joining me here the big table is alex force widing with let's start alex with the background to this tax how did it how do we get here yes so the ugandan parliament introduced it back in the summer in july really at the behest of the president president m

the cleveland cavaliers who have now ended a twelve game losing streak the lakers are still without le bron james was nursing a growing injury and they struggled against his former team the cavs had a quick star that managed to hang on for one hundred one to ninety five three of the lakers have now lost two straight games in five of their past seven they'd been without the brawn for that whole period. over in dallas the visiting goal the same worries beat the mavericks steph curry top scored with a game high forty eight points including a season high eleven three pointers you also bagged a final seven points in the game to hold up down with the defending champion one hundred and nineteen to one hundred fourteen. and that's all your support for now has them back to you great stuff thanks for now they were denied entry to the united states two years ago but have now established their own community on mexico's north western border many of the thousands of asylum seekers from haiti have been granted work visas by the government and there are no helping new migrants just manuel replow repor

are skeptical that both sides will find common ground this week china is unlikely to give up its cavalier approach to foreign intellectual property any time soon. and after trump's recent loss in the u.s. government will shut down he's likely to push for sweeping reform of steel but time is ticking if no deal is reached trump has threatened to impose another two hundred sixty seven billion dollars of tariffs on chinese goods starting in march. so let's get to this from v.w. business uncultured elma duma law welcome general what is holding up the progress on these talks well one of the key sticking points of course has been tech remember that china wants to transform itself from the world's workshop to the world's tech hub so to that end it's been forcing foreign companies to partner with chinese ones then forcing them to part with their technology in exchange for market access now industrial espionage intellectual property theft also a major allegations against china now the u.s. has demanded that china change this model and to that and there are chinese laws for the protection of intelle

are skeptical that both sides will find common ground this week china is unlikely to give up its cavalier approach to foreign intellectual property any time soon. and after trump's recent loss in the u.s. government shutdown he's likely to push for sweeping reform made of steel but time is ticking perhaps if no deal is reached trump has threatened to impose another two hundred sixty seven billion dollars of tariffs on chinese goods starting in march. let's get more we have joined by stephen beard lee here in the studio so we just heard that in that piece there that no resolution is expected from these talks so what is holding up progress i think the big issue that the two sides are really separated on is the issue of technology and it's often referred to as technology transfers or forced technology transfers what that means is that when a company goes into the chinese market it is forced to basically partner with a chinese business which can then take some of that technology or sort of copy some of that technology and that's in order to have access to that market at all and so this is not

attempt to assure partners in the region that even though this announcement was announced in a rather cavalier way. it is the plan in the attention of the administration to not carry out this withdrawal in the same way it was announced and the hope i would imagine from ambassador bolton the point is to try to reduce the tremendous level of concern in the region which is totally understandable i believe if you just look at the past two years there are those in israel who. by and large support trumps decision to switch the u.s. embassy or to move the u.s. embassy to jerusalem there are many in israel who support president support. the u.s. defense cooperation there in the u.s. defense relationship however i would imagine that there are those in israel who are growing tired of what seems to be a administration that is viewed as very erratic and at times in polls of democrats in the u.s. are warning donald trump that help is legal consequences if he tries to declare a national emergency in order to build a wall on the border of mexico chavez threaten the move of congress doesn't apply to five poin

the warriors and cavaliers in the past, and alabama and clemson. is this this a good thing or a bad thing for these teams. clems coach sees it this way. >> the objective is to get the two teams and if that is not good for college football, why do we even do it. why don't we go back to the way it was and have bowls teams. not necessarily the two best teams playing and at the end you vote on who is the best team. that is who we used tr: do you sweeney like it is this way? yeah, i would say so. bradley pinion just finished his fourth year with san francisco. he missed out with clemson's success. >> i would have in that game. >> reporter: do you have a prediction? >> i think it is going to be a close game. that is kind of my prediction. so i am thinking it comes down to field kicking and clemson pulls it out with field goals. >> reporter: both teams have beaten their opponents by an avera average. >>> i like last weekend, everyone talks with a southerncc>>f storm was i don't >> last night. >> yeah, it would have been a mess. >> they got the dry spot. >

the blue devils were 72-70 winners over the cavaliers. in milwaukee today the mavericks made a new friend after sprawling over a photographer. he was okay. he went on to report his first career double but was still on the wrong end at 116-106. >> when they come in full blast, you can get hurt. >>> thank you for joining us, everyone. >> a coverage continues at 7:00. good night. ("man! i feel like a woman" playing) ♪ going out tonight, i'm feeling all right ♪ ♪ gonna let it all hang out ♪ wanna make some noise, really raise my voice ♪ ♪ yeah, i wanna scream and shout ♪ ♪ de-de-de, de-de-de-de-de, uh ♪ ♪ gonna... morning, sheldon. come dance with me. no. why not? penny, while i subscribe to the "many worlds" theory which posits the existence of an infinite number of sheldons in an infinite number of universes, i assure you that in none of them am i dancing. are you fun in any of them? the math would suggest that in a few i'm a clown made of candy. but i don't dance. all right, want some french toast? it's oatmeal day. tell you what, next fre

the breathtaking reporting from the "washington post" tonight saying the white house may have been cavalier about the a shutdown because they didn't fully understand what it entailed, and we quote, the trump administration, which had not anticipated a long-term shutdown recognized only this week the breadth of the potential impact several senior administration officials said. they said they before focused now on understanding the scope of the consequences and determining whether there's anything they can do to intervene. the president met with democratic leaders again today. he's holding firm on his demand for $5 billion for his wall. nancy pelosi calls it contentious. "the wall street journal" describes it this way, also breathtaking. mr. trump opened friday's meeting with lawmakers with a 15-minute profinancety-laced rant about impeachment, according to people familiar with the meeting. mr. trump also told laurms he didn't like the word "shutdown" and preferred the word "strike," one of the people said. >> we told the president we needed the government open. he resisted. in fact, he said

i think that it's so cavalier about that amount, and yet they wouldn't spend it on getting people healthinsurance that didn't have it. and instead they shut people up into emergency rooms now instead of doing something about that situation trek to the government does spend hundreds of billions of dollars on health insurance for people and the united states, but i think the more pressing issue is you are absolutely correct. .. that isn't building more fences or putting more border patrol agents there. that's allowing more of these folks to come in legally so they don't have to try to sneak in illegally so border control can focus on those people who are actual security threats, who are actual criminals, who actually do mean to do us harm, rather than trying to separate willing american workers -- willing american employers from voluntary workers who want to come here. host: who on capitol hill has been principled in this discussion? guest: that's a very difficult question. i think there's been a number of people in both parties who over the years have come to the position that we need to

on the hawks rost, former virginia cavalier, justin anderson. we'll have highlights at 11:00. >>> sad news in the wrestle world, mean gene okerlund died. he was a big part in wrestling in the '80s and '90s. he was indublcted to the wwe ha of fame in 1996. >>> karlson's first all-star bid. >> a nice showing for the championship. >> we don't see ov, but see those guys. >> ov gets a break. >> relax and get healthy. chris.nk you, >> thank you for joining us. "nightly news" starts in 60 seconds. we'll see you for news 4 at 11:00. >>> breaking news tonight, no deal, all the major players in the same room for the first time since the shutdown began two weeks ago. president trump prepared tit go on. >> as long as it takes, i mean, look, i'm prepared. i think the people of the country think i'm right. ei >>er side budging on the president's border wall demands after u.s. authorities fired tear gas at migrants throwing rocks at the border. >>> war of words, president trump unleashes after mitt romney's scathing attack on him. >>> disturbing video, childre

worked out is he signed with cleveland and was released just three days after he was signed by the cavaliers. the warrior suspect a little funny business and asked the mba to officially investigated. the warriors feel that cleveland got mixed up in this just to get patrick mccaw away from restricted free-agent status. once he became a free- agent he was free to sign with anybody else. for some reason he did not want to stay with the warriors. the cavs could be penalized by the nda. in the meantime, bigger fish to fry for the golden state warriors. they are getting buggy back for the first time. joe has a midseason report, report card if you well on the golden state warrior so far. >> that comment by klay thompson last night says it all. after three world championships in four years a mere 13 games over 500 at the halfway mark is reason for concern. >> we haven't played our best. >> some cracks in that much celebrated team chemistry have surface. the november game against the clippers in which draymond green and kevin durrant got into it and green was punished with a one-game suspension. ther

it is beyond cavalier. it is sickening the president would take the people impacted by this. >> i want to get to a point kevin said which is flash back a couple of months. pelosi, is she going to be elected speaker of the house where is pelosi now when it comes to the democratic kcaucus? >> it is remarkable. if you look at where we were there was so much uncertainty. could she be elected speaker and now the wall and trump's insis tans on the wall has unified the democratic party. it is a time when it is very diverse with 40 new members. i would say she has not -- she has never been more powerful than she is because of that. he looks weak. that is something that he always fights against. >> there is a discussion that will go forward about whiether there will be any negotiation. we'll see. listen to what president trump said ability what democrats were telling him privately. >> they have said they are for complete border security and they have finally and fully knowledged that having barriers, fencing or wall

. >> in the nba championship, the golden state warriors clash with the cleveland cavaliers for the fourthswept them off the court. then king lebron james abdicated, instantly leaving cleveland for the los angeles lakers. >> i'm going to go out on a limb here and predict, this was the last year for a while that it's going to be the warriors versus the cavs. >> pretty safe bet. >> in hockey, the golden knights reached the stanley cup finals in the teams' first year. >> there's one city i associate with ice, it's las vegas, nevada. >> all the glitz couldn't hold off the smash mouth play of the washington capitols. who took the stanley cup with a smile. >> dentists like hockey, i would poos i would think, they seem to make a lot of money off of it. >> the winter olympics in south korea. >> i love figure skating, i think it's super beautiful. men in tights is always a great reason to watch tv. >> it actually never related more to an athlete than when that woman, the hungarian woman got in the halfpipe and skied down it normally. >> best plan in the long run. kipchoge set a record running the m

. >>> alabama and clinton had to be the colors that ball version of the warriors and cleveland cavaliers. this is the third time they met for the national championship. 74,000 were at the levi's stadium. 90 seconds into the game alabama throws it and it is picked up for return of 44 yards and a touchdown, clemson striking early, 7-0. now we have the 62 yard strike, 7-7 and less than three minutes into the game. now breaking two tackles him barreling into the end zone for the 17 yard score, sendhalf, shoveling for the second of three touchdowns to make it 28- 16. it is the third quarter, now 31- 16 and lawrence throwing it, wide open and the alabama native racing 74 yards. lawrence flowing 347 yards for three touchdowns, 44-16 and clemson winning the second national title in three years and the first team since 1857 to finish the season 150. >>we tch the game and during the about playing in it, and did it live up to your expectations or even better? >> it was surreal. even was better. >> we had a great season, five words, good is not good enough. we did not finish the way we wanted to fin

i was -- they were cavalier about waiving and that's one of the other reasons the why trump's publicments are so asinine because they amount to a legal waiver, as well. >> yeah. thank you gentlemen. appreciate it. >> congressional democrats asking questions about the trump administration lifting sanctions with oligarch oleg deripaska and whether there is a conflict of interest. jackie speier and lloyd dog get are next. >>> new questions tonight about the trump administration lifting sanctions on three russian companies with links to a putin ally. earlier this month, 11 senate republicans voted with democrats for a measure. that effort sailed and the sanctions were lifted on sunday. but now some democrats are raising questions about whether the russians got off easy and about whether treasury secretary steven mnuchin has a potential conflict of interest. let's discuss with congresswoman jackie speier and loyloyd dog g. thank you for joining us. the treasury secretary steve mnuchin led the effort to lift these sanctions but you say he should have recused himself from the deliberations,

the nba's most prominent player, lebron james in the warmup between the cleveland cavaliers and the brooklynthe power of style is to assert individuality. so by conveying a stance, a disposition, through style, that is a political act. >> the major thing about style is you can say so much without ever opening your mouth. >> ladies and gentlemen, this is the first time we've seen the first lady in 26 days. here she is sitting next to her husband, the president. >> melania trump has been very, very silent. does not appear very much. and hence, when she does appear, what she wears gets a huge amount of attention. because it seems to be sending some sort of coded message to her husband, to someone else. it's never entirely clear. but, you know, when they were on the campaign trail and the notorious "access hollywood" tape leaked and we had pussygate, she then arrives at her next public appearance in a fuchsia gucci pussy bow blouse. oh, it's great, she's sending messages to her husband about how she's mad at him. >> at a detention facility in mcallen, texas, today the first lady's office is push

alabama and clemson, it has to be the college football version of the warriors and the cleveland cavaliers. this is the fourth straight time they met at the college football playoffs and the third time for the national championships. there were 74,000 at the levi's stadium. it was 90 seconds into the game when alabama threw the ball picked up for the return of 44 yard touchdown. clemson striking early, 7-0. it is the clemson time answer with the 62 yards, 7-7 less than three minutes into the game. breaking the tackle and barreling into the end zone, a 17 yard score with clemson up, 14-7. that is freshman trevor lawrence shuffling the past for the second of three touchdowns in the game, 28-16. it is now 31-16 in the third quarter with lawrence throwing it to ross, alabama racing for the score. lawrence throwing for the 374 yards and three touchdowns, 44- 16 to take the second national title in three years for clemson. finishing the season, 15-0. >> you watch the game and dream about playing in it, did it live up to your expectations or even better for you? >> it was surreal. it was even bet

your thoughts on that, whether wall street should be so cavalier ignoring it?they shouldn't be if it goes much longer. here is the thing. you have to ask yourself how does it impact the economy and corporate earnings. corporate earnings impact stock market but the economy in general. one way it does this, my producer lydia wrote a nice piece, security security is essentially out of business. securities & exchange commission. the federal communications is essentially out of business. if government agencies can't approve deals, sec, securities & exchange commission has to approve ipos, if the ipos get delayed indefinitely, corporations can't go public that is economic impact. neil: sure. that would have wall street impact. >> we are preventing capital formation process from going forward. a couple weeks no one will care. maybe even month or two, no one will care. if it lingers longer than, that this looks intractable. that will have impact. by the way if federal workers are not -- i tried calling people in washington, in federal agencies all the time. they're not

. >>> the third ranked team the virginia cavaliers have beenll roing this year with a record of18-1.oming off a win at notre ndme this weend tonight another road test this one against 23rd ranked nc state. we know about the upset over virginia at last year's ncaa tournament and tony bennett said their success has been all their approach since then. >> the response is in how hard the guys wked in spring, summer and faow, and h we're trying to play will teams chant umbc, of course you hear that stuff. but the focus is how can we be as good as we can and be better and approach each game to our fullest. >>> wizards on the road taking on cleveland. despite the fact that the university of maryland closed early, the game is a go. so are people going to have getting home from the game. >>> temperatures falling below freezing after that point, so i think theyokhould be . hopefully with a win. they need a win. >> they do need a win, rebound. >> thank you for >>> tonight, states of emergency. the coldest blast in two decades has arrived. chicago colder than antarctica, and 85% of the country be

they were cavalier about waiving, and that's one of the other reasons, by the way, that trump's public statements are so asinine because they frequently amount to a legal waiver as well. >> yeah. thank you, gentlemen. i appreciate it. >>> congressional democrats asking questions tonight about the trump administration lifting sanctions on three companies with links to oligarch oleg deripaska and whether treasury secretary steve mnuchinen h has interest. just load, click and set to forget odors up to 60 days. air wick pure freshmatic care for the clothes you love with woolite detergent. the new concentrated formula... ...gives you 30% more loads and gently cleans. no stretching no shrinking no fading woolite. cares as much as it cleans. >>> new questions tonight about the trump administration lifting sanctions on three russian companies with links to oligarch oleg deripaska, a putin ally. earlier this month, 11 senate republicans voted with democrats for a measure that would have stopped the treasury department from relaxing the sanctions. that effort failed in the senate, and the sancti