. >>> also tonight, "game of thrones" "charlie brown" and "star trek" how they will make an appearance in south philadelphia. >> they don't sound similar in the least. >>> call him 100 years young. why this man wanted to celebrate his 100th birthday by going back to work. >>> most people want to take the day off for his birthday. bill hanson isn't most people. he is celebrating his 100th birthday by coming out of retirement and going back to work. hanson who retired at the age of 97 was a permit coordinator for hutchins hutchinson plumbing and heating. >> i want what he is having. he looks fantastic. >> yes. >>> we are 11 days away from the phillies home opener. >> that is a new season and new treats. feast your eyes on this fare. among the addition is a jersey shore dog, topped with pork roll and a drizzle of american cheese sauce. also a falafel sandwich along with three theme nights, a "game of thrones" night, a charlie brown night, and a star trek night. never mind the theme nights, pork roll and hot dog. >> and a jersey shore dog. phillies played tonight. we'll tell you who the to

charlie brown, chuck. charlie brown he's no blockhead. but it's been a difficult season for st.ou know, they didn't have enough and they fall tonight 70-63. your final score. >>> another local team trying to get in. lehigh valley takes on bucknell for the patriot lead title. bucknell, taking over. out scoring lehigh valley by 15 in the second half and they win the patriot league title 81-65. >> march madness is underway and also nfl free agency is the place to be tomorrow. >> lots happening. >> next, a local it's now open in the poconos! america's largest indoor waterpark is making waves. kalahari resorts & conventions in the poconos. book your african adventure now! book your african adventure now! it kept coming back in different places. cancer treatment centers of america gave me treatment options i didn't know about before. i want to be around just to be a grandma. learn more at cancercenter.com/philadelphia >>> elmwood park sue in norristown need your help. >>> the zoo is asking the public to e-mail them suggested names for their two newborn jaguar cubs, they were born on j

charlie brown, chuck. charlie brown he's no blockhead. but it's been a difficult season for st. joe's, as you know, they didn't have enough and they fall tonight 70-63. your final score. >>> another local team trying to get in. lehigh valley takes on bucknell for the patriot lead title. bucknell, taking over. out scoring lehigh valley by 15 in the second half and they win the patriot league title 81-65. >> march madness is underway and also nfl free agency is the place to be tomorrow. >> lots happening. >> next, a local >>> elmwood park sue in norristown need your help. >>> the zoo is asking the public to e-mail them suggested names for their two newborn jaguar cubs, they were born on january 24 at this. they won't make their public debut until the summer. learn more at our website cbsphilly.com. kate? >>> checking in on the weekend. expected to be another very cold weekend in our area, with temperatures only in the mid 30's for highs both saturday and sunday. it is the start of daylight savings time. usually means spring is close but it's not going to feel like it. in fact, a c

. >> we have good news for hawks , charlie brown was named to the atlantic 10 all rookie team, freshman forward was team's second leading scorer, and set the freshman school record, for three points made in the season. we will hear that name charlie brown. >> commit to it memory. >> yes. >> easy one to remember. >> thanks, leslie. >>> up next, it is breakfast stapel we all have our favorites, we are celebrating national cereals day by letting you know what the most popular cereals are in the delaware valley. >>> it it is national cereals day. guying guying the will researchers looked at favorite cereals in every state. ever popular kelloggs special k was the most searched cereals here in pennsylvania. and, granola with almond was new jersey's most sought after brand and winner in delaware, cattalgi cereals a low carbs choice. >>> thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00. we are back at 10 and captioning sponsored by cbs >> pelley: deadly wildfires in the middle of america. more than a million acres in four states go up in flames. thousands are forced from their homes. >> this is pe

charlie brown nails it. snoopy, give him a hug. hawks, 63-60. b.j. johnson, bang, 19 for him, la salle going to the atlantic ten tournament as the seven seed. delaware facing wilmington, the blue hens marching nowhere. delaware down 90-32. penns season tied up with harvard, jackson donahue -- three. penn wins 75-72. they get number one seats, princeton next weekend first ever ivy league tournament. unbelievable turn around for penn. they started conference play, 2-6. madness, here we go. "action news" at 11:30 is next, the final beach town in delaware may be making a change to cheer the air. >> he survived the battle of the bulge, now this 91-year-old veteran is getting his moment in the spotlight thanks to a job in new jersey. those stories and more when we come back. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> "action news" continues. >> saturday night. i'm walter perez. hundreds rally in buck's county to show support for president trump. good news for commuters that use the delaware turnpike bridge. repairs are ahead of schedule. >> and a 91-year-old is getting his moment in the sp

charlie brown, the freshman, has been money all season, hawks at the one-point lead.o is just a sandwich. they'll play umass in the first round of the tournament. >>> two things need to happen for the tournament at the poll less stra. colombia last to yale. how about penn? that game ended before the big game. the quakers aware of the steaks. jackson donohue, get you son. the long three with six seconds left. his only shot of the game, harvard with one last chance, off the rim. cory john comes up empty, 75-72 and qualifies for the ivy league tournament. >>> phillies hosting the braves, franco continues, base hit into the outfield, scores franco phillies turn a phils bat unification fight against sherman in brooklyn. garcia takes a huge shot to the jaw in the first round. a lesser man would have went down to the canvas. he stayed upright and held on. it is thurman in the end that gets the split decision. garcia's first loss of his career. that's your look at sports. i'm danny pommells. >>> for blue rocks baseball fans, the colder temperatures weekend got them a deal on

charlie brown, a jumper giving them a one point lead.lay hero, their shot is off the mark, saint joe's wins, 63-60. they'll likely play umass. delaware's ryan daily, 27 points last night. they are facing top seed unc wilmington, denzel ingram a man on fire hits the three. wilmington up three. blue hens make a run. anthony moezy comfy and cozy, wilmington scores 10 of the next 11. delaware falls 91-82. eagles notes to pass along. the eagles signed watkins to a one year deal and they also placed a second round tender on tight end trey burton that means the eagles would get a second round pick if they don't match an offer to the restricted free agent. to clear water for spring training action. phillies and braves, continues to bang the ball around the yard. roman quinn, it's 1-0. christian walker gets you some living hard knock life. two earned, three hits and two strikeouts, bottom of the seven, koug lynn a fly ball off the right fielder's glove. that's what spring is for to get knows things right. on second with a double. later 5-4, cousi

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charlie brown, the freshman, has been money all season, hawks at the one-point lead. duquesne trying to play hero. hero is just a sandwich. st. joe's wins 63-60. they'll play umass in the first round of the tournament. >> penn needed two things to happen to qualify for the inaugural ivy league tournament. quakers have to beat harvard and columbia had to lose to yale. columbia did its part. how about penn? that game ended before the penn game. the quakers aware of the stakes. tied in the final seconds. jackson donohue, get you some. the long three with six seconds left. his only shot of the game, harvard with one last chance, off the rim. cory john comes up empty, 75-72 penn wins and qualifies for the ivy league tournament. >>> phillies hosting the braves, franco continues, base hit into the outfield, scores franco hitting .385. phillies turn a 4-2 deficit into a 7-4 lead. knapp and cousins with two of the key hits. phils bat around in the inning and win 7-4. >>> philadelphia's danny garcia in the welterweight unification fight against thurmond in brooklyn. first round

points goes sea to shining sea charlie brown, the freshman, has been money all season, hawks at the one-point lead. hero is just a sandwich. they'll play umass in the first round of the tournament. >> pen needed two things to happen to qualify for the inaugural ivy league tournament. colombia last to yale. how about penn? that game ended before the big game. the quakers aware of the stakes. the long three with six seco phillies turn a 4-2 deficit in phils bat around in the inning and win 7-4. the first round. le le that's your a temperatures t yea ago tickets were only four cents. you do the math. >>> beer enthusiasts bundled up to sip brews. tents september up at the navy yard yesterday with more than 200 beers for tasting. >>> 6:57 right now on this sunday. a little girl is battling critical injuries after fire crews rescue her from a fire at the family home. the parents were also hurt in all this. nbc 10's matt delucia will join us with an update in minutes. >>> take a look at the feels-like temperatures, only 2 degrees in philadelphia. part of the reason why? still a little windy out ther

final minutes, down by one, charlie brown, nails it. and, give him a hug. st. joes nine game streak. hawks 63-60. >>> it is senior day at lasalle, jordan price among three seniors, saying good bye plores era begins bye to the the game losing streak. bj johnson with the three. lasalle 56-54. they go on to the a-10 tournament as the seventh seed now. >>> delaware looking to march on in their conference tournament facing number one seed unc wilmington. blue hens, well, they marched no where. delaware goes down 91-82. ending the season just 13 and 20. >>> last year, would not have been too kind mt. airy native and former phillies first round pick jesse biddle. he had tommy john surgery. phillies traded him away. then he was cut. today he is back on the mound for first time in a year and a half against, who else, but the phillies. pitching for braves he strikes out two. does not allow a run in one inning. now back to baseball, top prospect coming up big in the seventh. phillies bk around in the inning.nn with the rbi double. phillies win, seven-four. >>> eagles, loc

debate whether charlie brown is a male or just -- >> i tell you what is next the beauty and beast movie coming out. the first openly guy character in disney history. this has participating a fascinating question, which characters from the past were gay. >> interesting. >> i think scar for sure. >> >> someone is typing mckayla baker. coming up, move over queen elizabeth. >> this man says he's the king of england. he says he's the rightful heir to the throne. take a look. this then gives lowell notice in 30 days time that the said man shall claim his royal historic estate, title -- the news is still sinking in for brits. evans promises not to take the throne until queen elizabeth the second is deceased. he says britain will be made great once again. the twist. dr. kelly, what do you think. he looks like a king to me? >> does he. >> royal. >> i think this is the plot of a john goodman movie. remember that. yes, i also think it's a product of way too much an kefty.com. i love it, i do. that's what happens. >> yes, he went on-line. he saw a leak. >> sure. >> that's how it all starts. >> seve

charlie brown, the freshman, has been money all season, hawks at the one-point lead.ero. hero is just a sandwich. they'll play umass in the first round of the tournament. >> pen needed two things to happen to qualify for the inaugural ivy league tournament. quakers have to beat harvard and columbia had to lose to yale. columbia did its part. how about penn? that game ended before the big game. the quakers aware of the stakes. jackson donohue, get you some. the long three with six seconds left. his only shot of the game, harvard with one last chance, off the rim. cory john comes up empty, 75-72 penn wins and qualifies for the ivy league tournament. >>> phillies hosting the braves, franco continues, base hit into the outfield, scores franco hitting .285. phillies turn a 4-2 deficit into a 7-4 lead. knapp and kougs ins with two of the key hits. phils bat around in the inning and win 7-4. >>> philadelphia's danny garcia in the welterweight unification fight against thurmond in brooklyn. first round garcia takes a huge shot to the jaw. a lesser man would have went down to

joe wrapping up the regular charlie brown, the freshman, has been money all season, hawks at duquesnehero. hero is just a sandwich. st. joe's wins 63-60. they'll play umass in the first round of the tournament. >> penn needed two things to happen to qualify for the inaugural ivy league tournament. quakers have to beat harvard and columbia had to lose to yale. columbia did its part. how about penn? that game ended before the penn game. the quakers aware of the stakes. jackson donohue, get you some. the long three with six seconds left. his only shot of the game, harvard with one last chance, off the rim. cory john comes up empty, 75-72 penn wins and qualifies for the ivy league tournament. >>> phillies hosting the braves, franco continues, base hit into the outfield, scores franco hitting .385. phillies turn a 4-2 deficit into a 7-4 lead. knapp and cousins with two of the key hits. phils bat around in the inning and win 7-4. >>> philadelphia's danny garcia in the welterweight unification fight against thurmond in brooklyn. first round garcia takes a huge shot to the jaw. a lesser man w

. >> i began with my favorites, snoopy, charlie brown, i'm not sure which one. then doonesbury. favorites. i worshiped several different artists and copied them. i did that in broadcast journalism as well. here's a little doonesbury for you. >> tucker: that's good. >> then i moved onto batman and my idol of idols, neal adams. still around and still the greatest comic book artist of all time. >> tucker: i agree with that. >> we can do some batman very quickly. >> tucker: doonesbury has to be pretty easy. >> listen, they all are highly stylized. just touch if you will. >> tucker: you would go to parties as a kid or events -- you've also caricatured people in the office. >> yes, britney humes. with the caption reading rosen, eight you so fired, you never even worked here. charles krauthammer. fidel castro leaving death in the dust. >> tucker: wow. >> who else do we got? the earliest drawing of mind that i still have, from when i was seven. again, copying neal adams. jamie rosen which is what my parents called me. spielberg with some friends of his. what i might do on this occasion,

that reminded me when charlie brown's going in to kick the ball and lucy pick it is up at the last second. that struck me as raising serious due process concerns, fair notice and separation of power concerns when an executive bureaucracy can overturn a judicial precedent without an act of congress. that's what the case is about. it suggested respectfully, senator, that under the apa, this body tasked judges to decide legal questions and left to administrative agencies great deference when it comes to fact finding, okay. that's how i read section 706 is fact finding by scientists, biologists, chemists, the experts get great deference from the courts. the only question is who decide what the law is? and can a man like mr. gutierrez, least amongst us, be able to rely on judicial precedence on the books or can he have the ball picked up when he goes in for the kick. >> i've, se exceeded my time. >> you didn't, seed your ti , s your time. i said if you asked your question before the last second, it would be good. i'd like to add into the record a document titled "neil gorsuch how would you vot

they'll have "you're a good man charlie brown" 50th anniversary night. also a "star trek" night, "the next generation," 30th anniversary night. >> i bet those will be well attended. >> nbc10 is your place for the philli phillies' home opener. they take on the nats on the 30th. tune in before the game for a special starting at 2:00 p.m. on nbc10. >> coming up. >>> next, the morning's top headlines including breaking news that we're following for you in west philadelphia. >> a father shot after defending his teenage son. what sparked the confrontation, next. police are looking for the president obama to who shot a man who was the gunman who shot a man was his son. to confront the men who stole moac twice. he is expected to survive. police have video say. >>> the trump administration is once again taking ay cities lik philadelphia. and the mayor a responding. yesterday, attornene the adminin would seek toeny certain federal grant money for sanctuary ti they offer safe harbor forigras refuse to help federal officers issue. >>> today president trump will sign

we are the charlie brown party things hat this time will be different but time and time again, the freedom caucus out cy, pulling the ball from under us, letting us take the fall and smiling to making a splash. it's a cheap tactic, not a way is enough.and enough stephanie is calling from texas on our democratic line. stephanie. caller: hey, good morning to you. it's a beautiful morning being awake. ybody is hello. host: yes. go ahead. thoughts about the president and the freedom caucus? caller: i want to say thank you. my first time where i've ever seen the show where you're showing the message on the it.paper and speaking about so i want to thank you for making sure everybody knows the and mation is correct, everybody is accountable for everything that they say. right w, my take on this now, because i know we've only of time is amount first of all, how can you say the freedom caucus? there's a big key word is "freedom." fight freedom. that's the thing. man -- i'm 38 years old, okay, and i'm pretty sure there's people in this world me, but i can say was hing is that this man never meant to

he says, we are the charlie brown party hoping that this time things will be different.t time and again the freedom caucus is lucy, pulling the ball out from under us, letting us fall. it's a cheap tactic, not a way to govern and enough is enough. freedom caucus is not going to sit count say just kidding, we're going away now. how does president trump and paul ryan work with these guys? >> if you look to the prurch's tweets, they accused him of acting like a fifth grader, accused him of becoming part of the washington establishment that he ran against. it's a very tough problem. i mean if the white house thought these guys were going to roll over and get in line, that at least hasn't happened immediately. we'll see longer term whether they do some other calculation about what's in their best interest. but the immediate impact can't be what the white house was looking for. >> john, i'm bringing in jeremy here. the president has thrown some shade, this idea that he's going to fire up air force one, head to the districts and maybe the implication is primary against the prec

we are looking good, downtown charlie brown. now, the vine expressway is open but when you come into center city in the dark tunnel here, the crews are still working above on the parkway, you see the bright lights up, all working around here, work crews got the cranes up again, all part of the reconstruction of the overpasses. looking good, on 95, as you head down toward the airport. no problems at philadelphia international airport. i just checked with the tote board. but if you're going to be traveling tomorrow, it will be different story. depending upon what your travel business plans are for the next couple of days, airport may want to check ahead or adjust the flight time to move away from tomorrow morning. no problems coming down 95, we flip on around the substation fire from the other day. we heard from steve, the rough go here, the folks are having in the neighborhood. again, it is pitch dark right now in that neighborhood. so where the lights are out, traffic lights are out, just be careful, the little ones, again, stil

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i began with my favorites which were snoopy and charlie brown.hich one you want to see. then i moved onto doonesbury, another one of my favorites. i worshiped several different artists and slavishly copied them. i did that in broadcast journalist as well. here is a little doonesbury for you. ok? right? all right. then i moved onto batman and my idol of idols neil adams who is still around and still the greatest comic book artist of all time. >> tucker: i agree with that. >> and, um, we can do batman for you very quickly. >> tucker: doonesbury has to be pretty easy? >> they're highly stylized and require their own sort of just depth touch if you will. >> tucker: you'd go to parties as a kid or events, bar mitzvahs and weddings and do this? you character ra -- caricatured people in the office? who is that? >> that's a caricature of brittany hums. that's from my think 2008 or thereabouts, him sort of as fdr. there's fidel castro leaving death in the dust runing away from death. frank lloyd wright action. fallen water. who else do we got? there's the

senator, that reminded me of when charlie brown is going in to kick the ball and lucy picks it up at the last second. and that struck me as raising serious due process concerns, fair notice and separation of powers concerns. when an executive bureaucracy can overturn a judicial act. that's what the case is about and it suggested respectfully, senator, that under the apa, the administrate of procedures act, this body tasked judges to decide legal questions. and left to administrative agencies great deals when it comes to fact finding. that's how i read section 706 is fact finding by scientists, biologists, chemists, the experts. get great deference from the courts. the only question is who decides what the law is? and can a man like mr. gutierrez be allowed to rely on judicial press dense on the book or have the ball picked up. >> i think i've exceeded my time. >> i'm sorry. >>, >> i apologize. >> thank you. >> you didn't exceed your time because i said if you ask your question before the last second is up, and you did, that we'd give whatever time it took for that to be done. if ever

senator, that reminded me of when charlie brown is going in to kick the ball, and lucy picks it up at the last second, and that struck me as raising serious due process concerns, fair notice, and separation of powers concerns. when an executive bureaucracy can overturn a judicial precedent without an act of congress. that's what the case is about. and it suggested respectfully that under the apa, the administrative procedures act this body tasked judges to decide legal questions and left to administer agencies great deference when it comes to fact finding. that's how i read section 706, fact finding, by scientists, biologists, chemists, the experts get great deference from the courts, the only question is who decides what the law is? and can a man like mr. gutierrez, the least amongst us, be able to rely on judicial precedence on the books, can he have the ball picked up as he going in for the kick. >> i exceeded my time. >> i'm sorry. >> i want to make clear to everybody, you didn't exceed your time because i said if you ask your question before the last second is up and you did that

that reminded me of when charlie brown's going in to kick the ball and lucy pick it up at the last second it struck me as raising serious due process concerns, fair notice and operation of powers when they can turn over a judicial precedent without the act of congress. that's what the case is about and suggested, respectfully senator, under the administrative procedures act judges have to ask legal question and left a difference when it came to fact finding. that's how i read section 706. it's fact finding by scientists, biologists, chemists, the experts get great deference from the courts. the only question is who decides what the law is and can a man like mr. gutierrez the least amongst us be able to rely on judicial precedence on the books or can he have the ball picked up before the kick. >> i've exceeded my time. thank you. >> i want to make clear to everybody you didn't exceed the time because i said if you ask your question before the last second's up we'd give whatever time it took for that to be done and if everybody follow rule i think we'll be treating everybody fairly. before

senator, that reminded me of when charlie brown is going into kick the ball and lucy picks it up at thelast second. that struck me as raising serious due process concerns, fair notice, and separation of powers concerns, when an executive bureaucracy can overturn a judicial precedent without an active congress. that is what the case is about. ,t suggested respectfully senator, that under the epa -- past judges to decide the question and left administrative agencies great deference when it comes to fact-finding. that is how i read section 706, fact-finding by scientists, biologists, chemists, experts, great deference from the courts. the only question is who decides what the law is, antenna man like mr. -- and can a man like goodyear is be able to rely on judicial precedent on the books or can he have the ball picked up? sen. feinstein: i've exceeded my time. judge gorsuch: i'm sorry. sen. grassley: i want to make clear to everybody, you do not exceed your time because i said if you ask your question before the last second is up, and you did, we would give whatever time it took for that t

it feels like i'm charlie brown and lucy takes away the football every time i come to kick.groove knowing what the rules will be for my business. isn't that a danger here? >> it is. it's not a positive thing. the republicans have indicated that they don't intend to have 20,000 -- 20 million people, rather, caught without insurance losing their insurance. they have committed this will be a bipartisan effort in the end. i don't think anyone should count on the repeal being a bipartisan event. it's going to be a partisan event. the big question is when they begin to add all of the dimensions of the plan, they'll meet in the senate. they're going to have to have some bipartisanship in my view. they only have a two vote margin and in the end i think they'll have to become a bit more inclusive in the way they're approaching it. this is pretty traditional legislative strategy. the house is much more ideological and they just need to get something passed so they can get onto the senate and have that discussion. >> what do you think is the middle ground given the fact that there's a

seguirla y el brasileÑo le dijo, miren si Él quiere hablar con bruna y el Único brown que conozco es charly brownÁs fotos en "un nuevo dÍa" porque nos encantan los cachorros y gatos tambiÉn. >> rÁpidamente les quiero decir que adopten este perrito que fue adop adop adoptada, le den ha oportunidad a un perrito de ser adoptado, una segunda oportunidad de paso pongo el dato porque me ha dado muchÍsimo cariÑo. y no pasa nada. >> ya que estÁ mas pesado yo creo que es la perfecta novia para jack. >> pero tambiÉn sabes ana y les cuento a todos en casa que hicieron una versiÓn de la banda animada. >> nada mÁs y nada menos con los tigres del norte y el tema el jefe de jefes, bueno, amigos no se pueden perder el estreno de esta divertida cinta animada en cine el prÓximo 31 de marzo y bueno, mira ¿quÉ tal? mexico aÍi presente. >> claro, los jefes de jefes ay! que bello. >> (risas). >> sÍ seÑores. >> se van a reÍr muchisimo con esta. >> ¿estÁs bien? no te llegÓ nada por ahÍ. >> seÑores con esto nos vamos a la pausa y enseguida parece que jeremias el cantautor venezolano encontrÓ a la mujer perfecta y viene a

okay, we hear you, we believe you, what happens if it's the lucy yanking the football away from charlie brownnd we don't get it? does the fed lose credibility? >> could be. look, i think what the fed wanted, and it's very hard to calibrate, is the flexibility to hike. you can't get that when you're 8% and 9%. >> we have seen this before. >> we have. and we saw it a lot of last year. they kept pulling that football away. the market kept falling and it ended up costing them money. i think what kaplan said to me yesterday is interesting in that he sees the market as being correctly priced through june. to him, march, april, may, june for that quarter point, it's all the same. >> okay. he said correctly priced through june. when he said that, the market was not where it is right now. when he said that, it was before it was reflecting 60%, 70% potential chance. >> that is correct. the market was much more down in the 30%, 34% range. >> so if it's correctly priced, he doesn't think a price hike is coming in march. >> no, what host saying is that it didn't matter to him which month it happened, that

. >> that was the charlie brown teacher. >> you know, that makes more sense than you usually do.what's next from congress and the trump agenda. and then the market's coming off the worst week of 2017. the futures this morning pointing to the start of another crappy we'll. we'll talk risk versus reward. and then grover, super grover norquist will be here. americans for tax reform. he thinks they're going to take another shot at this. maybe do it next time. andrew is going to interview him. "squawk box" will be right back. . you totaled your brand new car. nobody's hurt, but there will still be pain. it comes when your insurance company says they'll only pay three-quarters of what it takes to replace it. what are you supposed to do? drive three-quarters of a car? now if you had liberty mutual new car replacement™, you'd get your whole car back. i guess they don't want you driving around on three wheels. smart. with liberty mutual new car replacement™, we'll replace the full value of your car. liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. >>> market alert. stocks across the gl

well, senator, that reminded me of you know, when charlie brown is going in to kick the ball and lucyt the last second, and that struck me as raising serious due process concerns, fair notice, and separation of powers concerns. when an executive bureaucracy can overturn a judicial precedent without an act of congress. that's what the cases about. and it suggested, respectfully, senator, that under the apa, the administrative procedures act, this body tasked judges to decide legal questions and left to administrative agencies great deference when it comes to fact-finding, okay? that is how i read section 706, is fact-finding by scientists, biologists, chemists, experts get great deference from the courts. the only question who decides what the law is and can a man like mr. gutierrez, the least amongst us, be able to rely on judicial precedent on the books or can he have the ball picked up going into the kick. >> i have exceeded my time. >> i apologize. >> i apologize. thank you. >> no, i apologize. >> i want make it clear you didn't exceed your time, if you ask the question last second

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charlie: the title of this is gary clark jr. live, america 2016. gary: some of my favorite records, james brown at the apollo. . gary: marvin gaye, live in london. charlie: you can feel the audience as much as the performer. gary: right. that is a place for me, on stage. i feel comfortable. charlie: touring is where the money is. gary: touring is it. we stayed touring. charlie: it is true, it really has come to that hasn't it? ,gary: it is an interesting record business. that is part of why i am so dependent on playing. i feel like people will always want to come and see and hear live music. charlie: how many gigs do you do a year? gary: that is a good question. muche doing maybe, not so this year. i was getting to a point where i could not remember what day it was or where i was. i need to go home for a second. charlie: it is terrible when you say hello sacramento and in fact you're in san francisco. been there done that? gary: there are times i have not said anything because i was not sure. charlie: i have heard some of the best have done that. some names i will not mention. just do a good night yell. it has

brown will sit down with moderator chuck todd. chuck will also talk with allentown congressman charlie dent, a republican who opposed the bill.t comes your way at 10:30 on nbc 10. >>> the main jury in the eric freed trial is set. tomorrow lawyers will resume picking six alternates. jury selection is taking place in chester county. frein is accused of shooting two pennsylvania state troopers in the poconos last september, killing one of them before leading police on a seven-week manhunt. opening statements are scheduled for april 3rd. >>> i've got pieces of their house in my house. >> storm victims describe the damage from severe weather that pummeled the south. more storms are on the way. >>> plus shore rental. we'll explain why there are fewer properties available and why many have already been snapped up this season. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. maybe that's why we've been ranked highest in customer satisfaction by jd power 4 years in a row. and now you can love fios too. get 150 meg internet, tv and phone. all for $79.99 per month, for the first year with a two-year agreement. it's the only internet with equ

joining me now, david brown, contributing editor for rolling stone. welcome. guest: glad to be here. charlie we say about chuck berry? cant: there is so much you take for granted. rock 'n roll has been around for 60 years and you can forget after all that time what he did to revolutionize music and he really did on so many levels, musical and lyrical levels. charlie: did he revolutionize music by bringing on rock 'n roll? together oneught of the very first to kind of bring together blues, country, boogie-woogie, all these styles into rock 'n roll, and more importantly, you know, you look back on people like little richard and jerry lee lewis, they were sexual and threatening and chuck berry really was not that, but he did something much more important. he wrote songs in the voice of the average teenager, which nobody was doing at that point. charlie: genius as an artist or songwriter? david: both. the slippery little lick lives on in the music. he invented that and he played guitar on different down beats and things so he kind of revolutionized it. lick -- wetodd berry berry lick, nobody was

browne, contributing editor for rolling stone. i'm pleased to have him at this table for the first time. welcome. >> thanks, charlie, glad to be here. >> rose: what did we say about dhuk berry? >> you know, there is so much to say and so much you can take for granted. rock 'n' roll has been around now for 60 years. and you sort of can forget after all that time what he did to revolutionize the music. and he really did on so many levels, the music and lyrical levels. >> did he revolutionize it or revolutionize music by bringing on rock n roll. >> he rev leutionz-- revolutionized musk by bringing together one of the very first people to bring together blues, country, boogieing wouldy and all these styles into rock 'n' roll. and more porntdly, you know, you look back and people like little richard and jerry lee lewis were very kind of sexual and threatening. and chuck berry really wasn't that. but he did something much more important which is he wrote songs in the voice of the average teenager which really nobody was doing at that point. >> rose: so is his genius as a guitarist or songwriter. >> it's both. you know, t

charlie, welcome back. so good to see you. >> another painful and deadly reminder stop charge hoverboards. >> they're saying these things are not safe. >>> a new documentary questioned what happened before the deadly confrontation between michael brownerguson police officer. the documentary is called "stranger fruit." it shows the teenager did not shoplift before being killed. he insists brown gave the store clerks marijuana in exchange for two boxes of sig rios. >> he didn't rob the store. he did like others in the community do. he got some stuff from the store, left some stuff at the store, went back the next day to get it. >> reporter: they claim that the documentary edited the surveillance footage. pollock denies doing that. michael brown's family is suing. the ferguson police didn't said its spokesmen were not available. >>> the california man accused of juming a white house fence is due in court. he was arrested friday night not far from 3r7's private residence. the 26-year-old appeared in court on saturday. police say tran was arrested with two cans of mace inside a backpa backpack. he claimed to be a friend of the president. mr. trump was in the white house at the time but the secret service said he was never in danger. tran

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