alexander p stewart at chattanooga. there are many confederate monuments, most of them to be found in tennessee town's and cities. however, on two of the major battlefield, shiloh and chattanooga, the union soldier dominates and a number of union monuments vastly outnumbers the number of confederate monuments. on the shiloh battlefield -- this is chattanooga, let me show you shiloh -- there are more boundaryregimental gun -- monuments to union forces. at chattanooga, union battlefield monuments lying missionary ridge and are scattered across the slopes and crests of lookout mountain. look at that come up on that hill in the woods. the craven's house on the terraces. all the monument tatian at stones river is devoted to the service of union soldiers. in fact, you -- there are more union money meant in tennessee then confederate monuments -- monuments in tennessee then confederate monuments. at the same time, there are almost no tribute to tennessee union soldiers, just this one at nashville national cemetery. and this on

nick bryant has visited the city of chattanooga to find out why.ls of eastern tennessee, a landscape that reminds us that it was not just landscape that reminds us that it was notjust the rust belt that landscape that reminds us that it was not just the rust belt that won the presidency for donald trump, but the presidency for donald trump, but the bible belt as well. chattanooga is the buckle of that belt and at this bible study group, praise for his social conservative supreme court nominee and thanks for god for putting him in the white house. you can see it in the people he surrounds himself with, god has changed him. i believe he has brought a seriousness that people did not think would come out of donald trump. i think god has led this country to put donald trump in office. i was very opposed to him. mark started out as a never trump republican. he is an evangelical christian who looked upon the new yorker as a philandering playboy, but he has become a convert. social conservatives have been so fed up of washington for so long, for decades, t

in chattanooga. in the 1870s. that makes it really interesting because it's just full of what life was like at this school for quote, colored people in tennessee in the 1870s. so this, i can't find that anyone has this book. that's always interesting for a book dealer is if nobody is selling it, or alternatively, you can't find it being held by anyinstitution , that's a book you can feel fairly confident given its subject matter that somebody's going to want. so i'm suddenly very interested in mrs. stearns and want to catalog this book carefully. and thoughtfully and in a way that i can market it to someone who's really interested in african-american history. so this is to me a wonderful little find. this doesn't look like anything at all, i mean it looks like a very nondescript religious pamphlet. to me, it's a treasure hunt. i crawl around someone basement open boxes that have been sitting there were ages. i don't know what's in there and often it's just a lot of junk but once in a while it's something really in

chattanooga prides itself on being the buckle of that belt and at this bible study group this morninge for his socially conservative supreme court nominee, and thanks to god for placing him in the white house. god has done a work in him. he has changed him. you can just see it in the people he surrounds himself with. and i do believe he's brought a seriousness that people just didn't think were going to come out of donald trump. i think god led this country to put donald trump in office. i was very opposed to him. mark west started out as a never trump republican. he is an evangelical christian who looked upon the new yorker as a philandering playboy but he's become a convert. social conservatives and conservatives in general have been so fed up with washington for so long, for decades, that we wanted someone to go to washington and blow it up. whether i was a trump supporter or not, so many of us are looking for trump to do exactly what he has been doing so far, to completely change the landscape, figuratively blow up washington and give us a new american revolution. it has been the

this goes to the issue of extreme betting, chattanooga, pulls nightclub orlando, boston bombing, sanino, fort hood, donald trump was right about sweden. you see the impact, radical islamic terrorism, isn't it unbelievable are less president couldn't say it? i ask you how is this war winnable when the fbi tells us there are thousand ongoing investigations in america in all 50 states. >> the only win the mike way you can win any war is when you're allowed to talk truthfully about to the is. imagine if you're ready to store the next on the beaches of normandy and you say is your m1 ready are you squared away, are you lace is tight, you're ready. oh, by the way, when you hit the beachheads, just remember, don't say the word because you could offend a german. you would have been court-martialed if you would've said that, that's the last eight years. >> sean: here's my fear. if you go back to the 9/11 commission report, it said and i didn't agree with all of it, one thing i've agree with, they were at war with us, we weren't at war with them, that's a direct quote. the problem is we had al

there's chattanooga chuck, buckeye chuck. staten island chuck too. chattanooga chuck did not see his shadow, so he says early spring. and sir walter raleigh chuck says early spring too. let's take a look and show you how things are going across our region. not bad. we're getting some sun. we've had a lot of cloud cover off and on today. we're still above average. 49 degrees right now. temperatures dropping through the 40s. 44 degrees by 9:00, down to about 42 by 11:00. we're starting to see some changes here. already notice, 41 in hagerstown, 45 in leesburg. here's the change i'm talking about. we've got the wind starting to pick up. we're seeing winds gusting 20-30 miles an hour. these wind will pick up and then kind of die as the sun makes its way down. we'll have breezy conditions over the next couple of days here and that makes things quite cool. the only thing we're looking at is the temperature change. you can see the jet stream coming right across our region. it's trying to dip a little bit pa farther to the south. mostly cloudy, capitol hihil

>> there are more christians than muslims -- >> sean: do you think that they are more attack -- chattanoogaon -- >> not one of the seven states, correcte . one of the seven states. >> sean: but we have 72 people since 9/11, the judge in seattle got it wrong for it 72 people, frank gaffney, i will throw it to you, that we know are from the seven countries that in fact have been charged with terror related incidences. >> we have. it's preposterous to suggest that there isn't some connection between what these people believe, which they call " "sharia," and there and desire to impose on it, which they think is all allah's will. it is their aspiration, their belief that it is god's will to impose sharia under theoretical arrangement which will enable them to have a caliphate. >> sean: convert or die. is that what it says? >> it applies to people who aren't of the book. convert or die. or even people of the book, you get one other choice. that is to live in slave. these are systems that have been established for 1400 years. they aren't american values. i think the president is absolutely right t

enormous harm to this country from 9/11 through san bernardino, through the boston bombing, in chattanooga, and on and on and on it goes. chris: all right. i want to pick up on that and your criticism of the judges, because after judge robart's initial order, president trump tweeted this, i want to put it on the screen. just cannot be believe a judge would put our country in such peril. if something happens, blame him and court system. people pouring in. bad. but now, steven, that judge is getting death threats. so the question is, if something happens to him, should we blame president trump? >> this is one of the most ludicrous things that the media does where when any crazy person in this country issues a death threat, that they then blame a politician or a mix official. that is -- or a public official. that is reckless and irresponsible and should never be done, the reality is -- chris: but some people would say that personally attacking a judge is reckless and irresponsible. in fact, your own supreme court nominee, judge gorsuch, called it disheartening and demoralizing. >> statements

the chattanooga times for the headline "two picks pushed through to the senate." rex tillerson was sworn in as secretary of state. i believe i have that right, i will confirm. he went over to the oval office for the swearing-in. the detroit news with the headline "immigration freeze puts universities and a bind." at risk." put devos and thellins of maine senator of alaska break with republicans and say they will not vote for betsy devos. the vote is 50-50 and vice president mike pence, if it stays that way, will have to be .alled into break the vote the herald journal in south nuclear'forump 'go his pick." the orlando sentinel "gop pushes two cabinet picks." to yesterday over the treasury secretary, health and human services secretary, democrats not showing up for the senate finance committee on those two. republicans did away with the quorum and pushed through those nominations. they will head to the floor. democrats also try to stall the ,ote for senator jeff sessions but the committee voting on that along party lines votes 11-9. oflerson, 69th secretary state,

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chattanooga prides itself as being the buckle of the belt. at this bible group, praise for his socially conservative supreme court nominee and takes to god for placing him in the white house. >> god has done his work in him. he has changed 10. you can see by the people he surrounds himself with. he has brought a seriousness that people did not think would come out of donald trump. i think god led this country to put donald trump in office. mark west started out as a never-trump republican. he looked upon the new yorker is a philandering playboy. conservatives have been so fed up with washington for decades. we wanted someone to go to washington and blow it up. whether i was a trump supporter or not, so many of us are looking for him to completely change the landscape. up, figuratively, washington, and give us a new revolution. nick: it has felt like a furlong gala that has impressed kelly and todd floyd. you think he's making good on his promises? >> the implementation of the immigration policy showed that he was not a career politician. that

. >> reporter: officials in the chattanoo chattanooga, tennessee, area are taking no chances closing schools after more than 700 students and teachers called in sick. >> so many teachers were sick, we were running out of substitutes that we could call on to use as well. it's hit our community pretty hard. >> reporter: flu could temper the patriots celebration. researchers report cities of super bowl teams see an 18% spike in flu deaths for those over 65. masks are a sign of the time at new york's mt. sinai hospital. >> is it too late to get the vaccine? >> i would say still get it but planning ahead to next year get the vaccine in october. >> reporter: this year a high school senior doesn't get vaccinates, something her family is urging everyone to do. >> take it as seriously as you can. it can happen to anyone. >> reporter: tragically it has. ann thompson, nbc news, new york. >>> there's late word an urgent man hunt has come to a deadly end. south of atlanta. authorities searching for a fugitive couple say they found them earlier holed up in a motel. the suspects are wanted in conne

. >>> who's that, chattanooga chuck? general beauregard in atlanta?oga didn't see it. he's saying spring's coming early. whatever. here's a look at what's coming on. we have spring-like temperatures out there. you can' right through the altamont pass we had wet weather roll through so please slow down. you can see the richmond-san rafael bridge, golden gate bridge, green, saw some light rain falling on there. mill valley, bridgeway road, all those areas getting wet. and you can see behind it there was a little bit of a break but that area of low pressure is still spinning out here and we're going to have waves of rain, light to moderate during the morning commute, it's orange, going to be our tougher commute during the day because of hydroplaning and ponding. breezy conditions will continue. in you're heading up to the skrr sierra, we're under a winter storm warning. you can see during the day today, it's pretty lights. it's tomorrow when the heaviest of the snow is going to fall and eventually 25 inches in donner to 26 in kirkwood. as far as temperat

she may have been conflating it with a shooting in chattanooga, tennessee, were some soldiers were killedtates near each other. maybe she just confused them. no one checked on that area. no one saw those earlier comments about the bowling green massacre. it wasn't until recently most people notice. she got away with it, is stuck in her head and she went from there. thank you, as ever. anthony life from washington. if you want extensive coverage of the trump administration, you can find it whenever you want through the bbc news app, which you can download if you have got a start form that smartphone. i want to talk about what amnesty international has said today about syria. it's revealed it has uncovered evidence that the syrian government is involved in the killing of 13,000 people. it alleges this happened at a military prison which is 30 kilometres north of the capital, damascus. this is a satellite image of the prison. it is... those who died were executed by hanging between 20112015, it is alleged. it is also claimed most of those who died were civilian opposition supporters. the bbc

chattanooga prides itself on being the buckle of the belt, and this bible study group praise for hischanged him and you can see it with the people he surrounded himself with. and i do believe he has brought a seriousness people didn't think would come out of donald trump. i think god led this country to put donald trump in office. i was very opposed to him. mark west started out as a "never trump" republican, an evangelical christian who looked at the new yorker playboy, but he has become a convert. social conservatives in general have been so fed up in washington for so long, for decades, we wanted someone to go to washington and blow it up. and whether i was a trump supporter or not, so many of us are looking for trump to do what many have not done so far, to completely change the landscape, to blow up, figuratively, washington, and give us a new american revolution. it's been the pace of the trump presidency that's felt like a final furlong gallop, which has impressed kelly and tod floyd. we're excited to see what he'll continue to do. you think he's making good on his promises? i

we suffered a tragic school bus crash in chattanooga, fatal tornadoes sweeping across our ate, and t her aect firing gatlinburg that will go down as the worst fire in a history of our state. in the midst of all that, i have never been more proud to be a tennessee in. we are truly still are the volunteer state. i can spend hours recounting stories of courage and sacrifice, thousands of state employees and caring citizens who only had one question. how can i help? [applause] that's who we are in that is the tennessee we c be. may god bless you and may god continue to continue to bless the greatest state in the land of the free. [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] >> tayinep wl ate li dcuio wh ck ads. tangou clstwts emlsndoufabo qutis. estellf e ctul obmsf ariths tbyarndwa grte cnt ithisry t wld >> nk am ithauorf gdath gatest " re ithfodean exute decr t fodaonoribtynd eran gatss, orniti dicedo ominamic exptnasm a cbang t

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chattanooga prides itself on being the buckle of that belts, and that this bible study group this morninginee, and thanks to god for placing him in the white house. god has done the work in him. he has changed him. you can see it in the people he surrounds himself with. i do believe he has brought a seriousness, people didn't think we would see it from him. i think god led this country to put old trump in office. —— donald trump. i was very opposed to him. mark west began as another trump republican, an evangelical christian who looks upon the new york as a philandering playboy. but he has become a convert. social conservatives and conservatives in general have been so fed up with washington for decades, we wanted somebody to go to washington and blow it up. and whether i was a trump support or not, so many of us are looking at trump to do exactly what he has been doing so far, to com pletely what he has been doing so far, to completely change the landscape, blowup, figuratively, washington, and give us a new american revolution. it has been the pace of the trump presidency that has felt

chattanooga prides itself on being the buckle of that belt.up this morning, praise for his socially conservative supreme court nominee and thanks to god for placing him in the white house. god has done the work on him. he has changed him. you can just see it in the people he surrounds himself with. i do believe he's brought a seriousness that people just didn't think was going to come out of donald trump. i think god led this country to put donald trump in office. i was very opposed to him. mark west started out as a never trump republican, as an evangelical christian who looked upon the new yorker as a philandering playboy. but he's become a convert. social conservatives and conservatives in general have been so fed up with washington for so long, for decades, that we wanted someone to go to washington and blow it up. whether i was a trump supporter or not, so many of us are looking for trump to do exactly what he has been doing so far, completely change the landscape. blow up figuratively washington and give us a new american revolution. it'

we had suffered a bus crashb in chattanooga and tornadoes sweep ing across the state, and the fire in gatlinburg that goes down as the worst fire in the history of our state, and in the midst of all of that, i have never been more proud to be a tennessean, and we are truly the volunteer state, and i could spend hours recounting to you stories of courage and sacrifice, and thousands of state employees and caring citizens who only had one question, how can i help? [ applause ] that's who we are, and that is the tennessee we can be. and may god bless you and may god continue to bless the greatest state in the land of the free. [ applause ] >>> tonight on "the communicators communicators" consumer technology president gary shapiro talks about the technology issues facing the congress and the ad mministrati and also talks about the products he found at the consumer product show held in las vegas last month. he is interviewed by mckayla ross of bloomberg. >> everything is pretty much connected there in the internet that is the overlay, but it is the benefit of being connected and the fin fo

it's orlando, it's boston, its chattanooga.here in america it has to be identified and destroyed. >> if i can conceptualize that a little bit, we in the muslim community and american policy long-term cannot be deceived into thinking that isis comes out of thin air. the saudi flag, the iranian islamic republic, the public of pakistan these are islamic states that might be our allies against this monster of their ideas which is isis but their ideology of the islamic state is the oxygen for jihad and until muslims start to defeat this identity state of islamism and islam state ideology and that's why the long-term strategy has to be the resurrection of something like the u.s. information agency where we start doing radio free into pakistan and i ran in order to defeat those ideas and create groups that began to share ideas and like we did in the cold war without firing a bullet against the soviets directly but winning that fight defeating and by the way the implication of last semi-laws using the turbo islamaphobia. need to stop u

he was a man jimmy when he grew up the only jew he knew was his uncle in chat -- chattanooga and could chin himself with one hand. this made a huge impression on young jimmy carter. the first arab he met was at the daytona 500 while governor. that was his experience and when he was elected governor while he was running for his governor, strongest supporter was iranian jew who was a businessman in savannah who was a pilot and he use today fly carter around the state to make speeches and there was so much time that he would take a nap and jimmy would take over the wheel and one time the plain coughed and died. david. what, we are out of gas. then we are going to crash. he let that sit there for a moment. then he reached out. when he calmed down a bit, he said, david, appears that i'm going to be successful. you've been so helpful to me. what can i do for you and he said, jimmy, i don't need anything from you. only one thing i would like from you which is to do something to remove the mill stone of racial hatred and so carter reached over and got a flight map and he wrote out, i say to yo

his family still owns the chattanooga times. they were southern sympathizers, this debate about the federal flag, or mother spent most of her girlhood between matches and nashville. when she died, she was buried with the confederate flag. he thought he understood the south. he thought if the south got the facts as he saw them about the leo frank case, leo frank would be exonerated. host: tom watson became a lightning rod of this case. he comes into the story now when this has become a national case. tell us about him and how he plays into the story. steve: tom watson is one of the most brilliant, frustrating, upsetting people in all of southern history. simultaneously admire him and terrified by him. he called himself the agrarian rebel. he also called himself the sage of mcduffie. and mcduffie county, if you know your 159 counties. he took it upon himself to rebut the new york times, week after week in the pages of the jeffersonian. tom watson was not someone you wanted as enemy. tom watson was a brilliant writer, a great trial

indeed i'm remind you of, chattanooga, fort hood, the boston bombing, san bernardino, the orlando nightclubremind you of all these things. these countries have contacts with terrorists. you're willing to make this choice. instead of the inconvenience of people from countries we know have ties to terror because obama told us that you are willing to gamble with the lives of americans and not affect them, that, to me, do you really care about your fellow americans at all? >> my kids were born here, sean. they were born here. i'm glad that you mentioned the boston bombing, san bernardino, 9/11. because guest what? none of the terrorists are part of the seven -- >> sean: you are not answering my question. excuse me. we now have identified 72 people convicted from the seven countries since 9/11. you are willing to gamble with the lives of americans rather than inconvenience people that come from countries that have terrorism? >> is the constitution, sean. it all depends -- -- if trump is so right, then how come four judges -- >> sean: they went judge shopping. you don't think the ninth circuit --

then chattanooga tennessee and me. then you have my buddy, the one with a paper cut.i don't even know how he got there. i want to be in your camp. i'm like get out of here. no, he's from ohio, so i don't respect him. [laughter] just kidding, he's phenomenal. so we have this camp and we bring the families out and have a great week. we've raised enough money now this should just be a one week out of the year thing. so we decided we were going to buy a place. we found the elizabeth arden estate was built in 1929 and it was in pretty bad condition that he went ahead and sold it to us. one was double the price and one was the low price. we were way below price for a nonprofit. he said i love what you are going to do with it, here you go and he sold it to us. guess what, the foundation can be totally passed as wonderful. so i bought it and then the engineers came back and said you have to replace the whole foundation. so we checked it up 15 feet in the air, put a full police believe the basement, one third of the property and with his foundation is going to do is we're goin

he was man that when jimmy grew up the only jew he knew was his uncle in chat chattanooga who married jim are y's aunt. he loved wrestling and could chin himself with one hand. a huge impression on young jimmy carter. the first arab he met the daytona 500 when he was governor. so this was his experience, and when he was elected governor of, while running for governor, his strongest sporter was an iranian jew named david rabbin, businessman in savannah and also a pilot, and he used to fly carter around the state to make speeches, and there was so much time in the air that sometimes ranbin would take a nobody and jimmy would take over the wheel. one time the plane coughed and died. and carter, david, david, david! what? >> we're out gas. he said, well, then we're going to crash. and then the reached down and turn on the spare gas tanks. a lot of people don't tease jimmy carter but when he calmed down a bit, he said, david, the race is nearly over and appears i'm going to be successful. you have been helpful to me. what ick do for you? and he said, jimmy, i don't need anything from you.

and the difficulty is, as we found out in fort hood, and san bernardino, orlando, chattanooga, all differentes that we've had attacks, that have killed americans by radical islamists, how do you vet them? how do you pick them out? that is the challenge that the president has, and he wanted a 9 day more moratorium to work on that. and the judge, out there, decided to go against him. then you have 9th circuit. why are they getting in national security business? liz: you know, what is interesting, and deeply concerning, is missing in this reporting for this story, that forces are bearing down on isis. and syria and iraq. as they get squeezed, that terrorist -- according to james comey, one like we've never seen before, is what they keep saying, are headed our way, we had a imminent, major terror attack foiled in france, that was targeted for paris, 4 suspected isis supporters, a 16-year-old girl, 16-year-old girl, found with bombs and explosive, a massive suicide bombing for paris plan again. we have 16-year-old girl, syrian president is saying no one can tell who the jihadi is, a 16-year-old g

we bought the friends and family and you've got chattanooga tennessee. then my buddy from iowa.don't know how he got here -- no, just kidding he's from ohio so i don't respect him. [laughter] so we have raised enough money and we go out shopping and found one built in 1929 and it was in bad condition. we sold it and there were three bids on the place. one was double the price and one was way below price and we were below price for a nonprofit. he said i believe in the mission, he sold it to us. the foundation will be passed and wonderful. you have to replace the whole foundation. so he jacked it up, put a full basement, the length of the building and added another third of the property. with my foundation is going to do is be able to host eight families a week, this week we will show them a great time, bring them to the facility. right now it is in the final stages and we are still raising money. we are not where we need to be. this is about four weeks ago the outside. we bring them up. in 1929 she started the first and hacker force jet pilot stayed out there. we want to restore

attack and here at home, islamic roots extremists, san bernardino, the false nightclub in orlando, chattanooga, fort hood, boston marathon, isis has repeatedly declared war on this country just as al qaeda did prior to 9/11. the so-called journalists and the radical leftlt out left mainstream media, they are lying and calling the president trump's temporary travel ban in which a oran muslim ban. if we do not take this threat seriously, it's not a matter of if. it's a certainty. it's a matter of one we will be hit again. it's going to happen. for all of the people conspire to sing out of political correctness trying to stop the president safetyty measures, i'm warning you, you will be tied to all of this.'m yes, i'm talking about senator chuck schumer and hisis crocodile tears and the hypocrisy he shown, president obama who appeased iran and couldn't say the words "radical islam," the liberal and democratic politicians, members of the mainstream media. i said this many times to all of those out there who are more worried about the slight inconvenience of a few travelers versus the lives of the

i feel guilty every time we have 90 people killed in orlando, two in chattanooga -- [indiscernible] >> they have not done that. sen. grassley: no, you are right on that. you are very right on that. i am just telling you, that is when, that is what you think about when you think about terrorists coming into the country. [indiscernible] sen. grassley: wait a minute so everyone can hear. >> your leadership needs to go above the politics of fear. you need to share the message of iowa that you started your letter with that we have been a welcoming nation and have nothing to fear because our community groups, they are around immigrants and make sure they are safe and welcome. [applause] >> there is nothing to fear. sen. grassley: people are afraid. >> you're trying to solve a problem that does not exist. sen. grassley: yeah. >> thank you for taking the time out to take this meeting. i hope the meetings you have had this week will further encourage of to to stay at the front the issues you have spoken passionately about. -- a seemingly number of outrages which i could bring up here, but none

and these mass shootings in san bernardino, orlando, chattanooga? you look at the boston marathon bombing, the two brothers were chechnyans, so technically russians, but they came here as kids. neil: in the case of the tsarnaev brothers, the russians were warning us about those brothers. we didn't react. but now wondering where this goes, because i almost get a sense in -- and you're up on this, j.d -- but mitch mcconnell is very, very clear along with john mccain and lindsey graham, a host of others maybe establishment republicans who are just all but shouting to the president, you are so wrong on this guy. step back, because this guy is dangerous. what do you make of that? >> well, i think because they saw that president obama tried this reset button with hillary clinton, and they were embarrassed. the russians ate our lunch because we weren't strong. we didn't really ask much in return. what we have to do is make sure we get something in return from russia shah, and what that is specifically, neil, we should be pushing back against this ideology

here at home, islamic extremists remember, san bernardino, the pulse light nightclub in orlando, chattanoogart hood, boston marathon. isis has repeatedly declared war on this country, just as al qaeda did prior to 9/11. right now those so-called journalists and the ultimate left radical mainstream media, they're lying at their calling president trump's temporary travel ban a religious test or muslim man. they are doing a complete disservice to you, the american people. if we do not take this threat seriously, it's not a matter of if, it is a certainty, it's a matter of when we will be hit again, it's going to happen. to all of the people conspiring out of political correctness tried to stop the president's safety measures, i'm warning you. you will be tied to all of this. yes, i'm talking about senator chuck schumer and his crocodile tears and the hypocrisy he's shown. president obama who appeased around and couldn't even say the words radical islam by the liberal and democratic politicians, members of the mainstream media, i've said this many times. to all of those out there who are more wo

. >> i'm from chattanooga. but when i was at morehouse, falcons came to town.w when you go there you go on the field and everything. do you ever go in the locker room and give the team a pep talk? >> only in "coach carter." never been in a professional sports locker room ever. >> jimmy: never? >> i've shot commercials when they weren't there. put on the gloves. >> jimmy: you don't have an interest in showering with other guys? [ laughter ] >> no, they just never asked me to do it. >> jimmy: oh my god. >> i hang around -- look, there you are, look at that. >> jimmy: yeah, you're not kidding around. [ cheers and applause ] >> warming it up, and every now and then somebody run back, pound me out, keep catching passes and all. i walk down to the other end of the field and watch the other team warm up. in fact, last week, when the packers were there, i actually watched aaron rodgers run a play that i'd never seen before during warm-up, where the end came around and he gave him the ball like it was going to be an end-around and he slipped off in the end zone and thre

chattanooga chuck said spring is coming early. we'll go with him.ly we'll get the warmth and keep the rain around. three-hour delays at sfo for arrivi arriving flights. let's take a look at sutro tower, you can see it bouncing around and rain moving in right now. the rain is going to be steady this morning to waves of showers as we head through the rest of the day. umbrella needed through wednesday. if you haveout door plans, you can see fair view avenue, raining down on some of these strawberry plants and some of the peach trees and cherry trees out there. lafayette, you're getting wet right now. 24 all the way from moraga road. and you can see a little bit of a break before the next system lines up and moves in tonight. in fact, we'll have waves of light showers through most of the day today. once we get out of the morning commute, heaviest rain is going to fall tonight from 2:00 to about 7:00 tomorrow morning so more ponding on the roadways for tomorrow's morning commute and you can see a 1 for saturday and sunday, our lightest rain and a 1 for m

> but then if there's a -- i feel guilty every time we have 90 people killed in orlando, two in chattanooga, two in boston -- >> none of those were refugees. >> refugees reason is done that. >> no, you are right on that. you are very right on that. yeah, but i'm just telling you, that's what you think about when you think about terrorists could come into the country. >> i think leadership -- fear leadership needs to go above. >> wait a minute, so everybody can hear you. >> your leadership needs to go above the political of fear. you need to share the message from iowa that you started your letter with, which, we have been a welcoming nation, a welcoming state, and we have nothing to fear because our community groups put their arms around immigrants and make sure they are safe and welcomed. and there's nothing to fear. >> okay. well, people are afraid. >> you are trying to solve a problem that doesn't exist. >> go ahead, yeah. >> sorry. senator grassley, let me first thank you for the courage to meet with us, during this time of opposition. i encourage you for that. i hope that the meetings