custer had an affair with a prominent republican in town. he went to his congressman and said, right this guy to west point to get him out of here, because i don't want him to see my daughter. >> [laughter] mr. magliocca: there is this letter from bingham to jefferson davis that he recommends custer. is still very fond of custer even though he had this affair. he liked his wine. it is fair to say he was not a prude. he was all over, as if writing the 14th amendment wasn't enough, he was he was als if writing the 14th amendment wasn't enough, he was involved with major constitutional events of his time, including the trial of the conspirators of john wilkes booth, who assassinated abraham lincoln. you tell the riveting story of how bingham was criticized for his prosecution of the boardinghouse. he advanced extremely expansive views about the president's authority in wartime that are relevant to current debates, including that due process of the constitution does not apply to wartime, and conspirators could be tried in military tribunal. tell

bull was blamed for killing custer, which was not true. he did not pull the trigger. but he was nearby and he was certain lay factor in the battle. in fact his medicine was all over the battlefield as i recounted in my book. but because of this very humiliating defeat for the u.s. cavalry, and victory, great victory for the lakota and cheyenne, the native americans who were involved in that battle, fled northward into the arms of the gram, aka canada, because they were branded as hostiles, and had to leave their homeland. or be arrested. so sitting bull took his people to canada and they lived there in exile for a number of years, and then at some point were forced to leave by the canadian government, which was being pressured by american authorities and also buffalo there were vanishing as well. there was kind of sitting bull was caught in this squeeze play and he returned to his -- to the dakota territory, his homeland and was quite well-known, they didn't have the term public enemy under one there, but iite in my book. he had become pub

. >> here is custer, the catch, the shoot, it's good. >> on the attack from the start saturday, loyola chicago came out strong. sinking shot after shot. >> custer looking for help, gets itment williamson. >> the ramblers dominated against 9th seeded kansas state. they are the last double digit seeded team left in the tournament. >> you have to have guys, high character guys that believe. >> to support one that has some believing in di vine intervention. >> i have loyola going to the sweet 16 but i have a second bracket which i call the cinderella dream bracket where i have them going to the final game. >> and the block. >> loyola chicago will try to become the lowest seeded team to win a national championship. >> meg oliver, cbs news, new york. >> the final four teams face off next saturday in san antonio. that is the cbs weekend news for this sunday. later on cbs, "60 minutes." i'm demarco por began in neca fn >>> live from the cbs bay area studios this is kpix5 news. >> if we don't do something the american people should be furious. >> a day after millions marched across america for

. >> this is clay custer also from overland park, kansas. and the first time we met was first grade playing basketball and living in the same area, and we just built a bond over all of the sports that we played together and all of the trips and we became really good friends. >>hekn not to put us with somebody else on the road. they know to keep us in the same room. >> we have a lot of differences. >> he never knows when we are supposed to be anywhere and so he is never going to be listening to coach when he says we have dinner at 5:30 or film at 9:00. >> maybe i am just test iing hi to see if he knows. i e am just testing. >> that is why we get along good, because i compliment some of his thing, and he compliments some of my things. >> and loyola is on the way to the second round, and they will be meeting tennessee. >> it crossed my mind that if we don't somehow pull something here, it is going to be the last time i play with ben. the fact that we are doing it together is special. >> and the energy from watch nag is so incredible, and they w

there are so many books on custer's last stand. there are movies about it. we all know about it, or we all think we know about it. but about this -- and custer lost 250 men, and it did not halt american expansion for a minute. this battle, the northwestern indian confederacy -- we are used to thinking of early american history as a period of confederation, but we are not the only people confederating. the indian nations of the ohio country confederate. the washington dispatch is the only army that the united states has, and the indians destroy it. the country is left defenseless. the brits are still in canada, the spanish in the south, and the indian power is real. this is huge at the time. it prompts the first congressional investigation, which produces the first concept of executive privilege. washington huddles with his cabinet. congress wants the documents and they want to follow the money to alexander hamilton. they were setting precedent. they say, we have to give him the documents, but the president should have the right to hold back any documents tha

. >> here is custer. the catch. the shoot. it's good!reporter: on the attack from the start saturday, loyola chicago came out strong sinking shot after shot. >> custer looking for help. gets it. williamson. down. >> the ramblers dominated against ninth seeded kansas state. they are the last double digit seeded team left in the tournament. >> you have to have, guys that believe. >> an historic run that have some believing in divine intervention. >> i have loyola going to the sweet 16. but i have a second bracket i call the cinderella dream bracket where i have them going to the final game. >> on the take. towns goes. and the block. >> loyola chicago will try to become the lowest seeded team to win a national championship. meg oliver, cbs news, new york. >>> that's the "overnight news" for this monday. for some of you've the news continues. and for others you can check back with us a little later for the morning news and of course, cbs this morning. from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm demarco more gachblt -- demarco morgan. >>>

. >> there's custer.atch, the shoot, it's good. >> reporter: on the attack from the start saturday, loyola chicago came out strong sinking shot after shot. >> gets it. williamson, foul. >> reporter: the ram bers dominated against ninth seeded kansas state. they're the last seeded double-digit team in the tournament. a historic run that has them believing in divine intervention. >> i have loyola going to the sweet 16. but i have a second bracket which i call the cinderella dream bracket where i have them going to the final game. >> reporter: loyola chicago will try to become the lowest seeded team to win a national championship. meg oliver, cbs news, new york. >>> well, coming up on "cbs this morning," cbs news travel editor peter greenberg will talk about digital devices in hotel rooms and how it can put your personal information at risk. this is the "cbs morning news." you'll ask... what pain? advil liqui-gels minis. packing to the last minute. guys, i have a couple of things to wash we got this. even on

>> camp custer at that time. a sergeant came in and he said any of you men want to jump out of airplanes? and i says, i will. >> how did you pick up that nickname? >> first time i rode in an airplane i jumped out of it. first 40 times i rode in an airplane i jumped out of it. >> joe joined the 101 z airborne the screaming eagles. he parachuted into normandy on d-day. >> i estimated five seconds too soon and i landed on a church. >> joe landed safely only to be captured two days later. germans shipped him off to a p.o.w. camp. they put you on the 40 and 8. that's the size of the boxcar. >> they put 50 men in there. they locked us in for seven days and seven nights. and they unlocked the doors in germany. >> a big prisoner of war camp. is that where the mug shot is taken? >> that was when i was registered as a prisoner of war and then from there on september 17th, 1944, we were moved loaded in boxcars again and moved. we were the first americans in that camp. >> they move you east in spite of the fact that the germ

clayton custer pulls up 48 jumper. immediately inbound. decent look, this shot doesn't go, loyola, 63-62 and you see the range of emotion on both sides. they were last champions in 1963.>>> the big game with ohio state, we will have it for you at 10 a clock.>>> thank you so much for joining us and making us your source for news. we are always here for you online, on facebook, on twitter, we will see you back here tonight. ght. t. ooh, we should probably go light on the food. something tells me we're not gonna want to do this on a full stomach. i can't believe there's such a thing as autopsy camp. [ laughs ] there is no such thing as autopsy camp. i had to trick luke 'cause i'm actually taking him to a ballroom-dance class. he's been resisting, but it's in his blood. i come from a long line of dancing dunphys -- a kick line, actually. [ chuckles ] come on, we don't want to be late, like the guy we're gonna see on the table. am i right? of corpse you are. [ chuckles ] hey, mom, can you take me driving? my test is coming up, and i really need

prayers answered, clayton custer with a friendly role with a one point lead.shot at it. here is jordan bones. and loyola headed to the round of sweet 16 and sister jean gets to see another game. hang on, we have more game. the raiders, what is going on with them? starter jharel cotton...is going to have tommy john >>> in baseball, and the a's catch a break? jharel cotton will have tommy john reconstructive elbow surgery and will miss the entire season. let's drop the puck. >>> sharks in vancouver, 1st period tied at 1. falling down, he scores a goal. that is how it went for the sharks. game tied at three in the third period. back of the net, they won by a final of 5-3. >>> according to reports, marshawn lynch will be back with the raiders. beast mode receiving a one million-dollar roster bonus, a clear indication that the raiders want him back in silver and black next year. >>> as i often say, ask me who won today? i will tell you, the pinewood girls basketball team, and boys basketball team won and the stanford women's swimming and diving team won the nationa

sound of the engine and second i realize how many beautiful places there are maybe i'm right as to custer sent on joe and say peter's basilica through all the little streets and past the fountain innocence and i think that rome is fantastic and that he got over from that. one place where valeri of an easy always stops is the capital line hill home to the capital and museums. more on the results of the company or a little bit more you have various epics coming together there is the air of michelangelo and then ancient rome with a statue of emperor marcus aurelius. these two big sculptures are replicas of the ancient greek originals. and there's the beautiful son. and daughter charlie has these different areas conduct a dialogue with each other and that's what makes this city so extraordinary that it was such. just a stone's throw away is the roman forum it was the centerpiece of ancient rome and today a key area for excavation the forum gives an idea of what life was like in rome in the days of julius caesar. and that goes to speak. to the best source you. would like to be both an ancient

in one thousand sixty one of the us launched the bay of pigs invasion a failed attempt to remove custer from power allied himself and cuba more closely with the soviet union but when its collapse in one nine hundred ninety one cuba was plunged into an economic crisis in two thousand and eight role took over from his brother who was suffering ill health fidel died two years ago aged ninety in two thousand and fourteen fifty years after severing ties with the us agreed to normalize diplomatic relations and barack obama became the first u.s. president to visit in eighty eight years but things have been different under trump let's bring in our panel joining us from washington d.c. it's a hakim president emeritus of the inter american dialogue a washington based think tank from how viner carlos ulta the rye cuba's former ambassador to the european union and also in washington larry burns director of the council on a miss for affairs welcome to you or i would like to start by asking mr this do you believe that we are witnessing a genuine power shift in cuba. i would i would call it a generati

the interior ministry says the gunman stopped a car on the outskirts of the turn of custer on friday morning shooting dead one passenger and seriously injuring the driver he then drove to the nearby town of treb where he stormed a supermarket immediately opened fire killing two people is one witnesses account. the movie i went shopping with my wife and sister in law after some time we had an explosion well several. i saw a man lying on the floor in another person who was very agitated with a handgun in one hand and a knife in the other yelling allahu akbar. after that i took my wife and my sister in law and some customers nearby and were going to look for shelter i put them in a butcher's fridge closed from the inside. i turned around and walked towards the man and called the police i told them what was going on and described. more details have been emerging about this series of attacks in the south of france which cumulated in a hostage taking situation of around four hours in the town of tire some confirmation now about who the attacker was the interior minister saying it's a twent

misused customer funds and securities to generate their own profits placing billions of dollars of custer ramani at risk over a roughly six year period of time who says it doesn't pay to be a tattletale plus the whistleblower helped his or her fellow bank customers bonus. archer daniels midland the largest global agricultural producer who markets itself as the supermarket to the world is going through yet another restructuring the second in three years as increase profits in the grain industry appear olu civ a.t.m. competitors bunky international which cut four hundred fifty million dollars in capital spending and cargill have also gone through a reshuffling in recent years with cargill changing its leadership team. saudi crown prince mohammed bin solomon and the yes's in the united states for two weeks and today he met at the white house with president trump one deal m.b.'s hopes to conclude while in the states as in arresting the saudi arabian sovereign wealth fund is seeking to buy a ten percent stake for four hundred million dollars and devore l l c that's the world's largest talent a

volunteer veterans and retired law enforcement officers who are part of a sheriff's posse in places like custery, people who are professional, trains, care about the kids in their backyard. this raises one of the most fundamental points, change start in your backyard. there is something rotten in broward county in the sheriffs office and the school district. jillian: survivors head back to school for a second day. first responding officers were told not to immediately go into the school and stop the killers. the commanding officer told deputies to stage and set up a perimeter outside the school. the broward county sheriff's office policy on active shooters led to deputies to enter buildings to save lives without permission. the policy does not appear to list staging as immediate priority. rob: gop lawmakers demanding special counsel investigate grave concerns around the justice department and the fbi. the group of republicans sent a letter to jeff sessions questioning the agency of leadership decisions, specifically want to know more about the end of hillary clinton's private email server probe

the two teammates ben richardson and clayton custer have played together since they were 13. >> thatig joke over the weekend. sr. jean gave up losing for lent. >>> i love that. stormy daniels. details her alleged tryst with president trump. she shares salacious details, but the headline is the cover-up allegedly by associates of donald trump. >>> i was like turn around. drop them. >> you told donald trump to turn around and drop his pants? >> yes. he had underwear on and stuff. i just gave him a couple swats. >> stormy daniels details her tryst with donald trump. it wasn't just a salacious story. she was told not to sell her story. >>> lawyers are itching to join his legal team and his latest lawyer quit moments later. >>> how about kids instead of looking to someone else to solve their problem, look into taking cpr classes. >> he says preparing for active shooters is better to prepare for than taking action. the activists consume big cities demanding action on guns. welcome to "early start." i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs. some say it was bigger than the inauguration crowd

[laughter] and i feel like the media thought they had momentum and begot new stuff in custer's trouble and hope next thing and he's in trouble now and everyone is leaving and he's done and he said to let you know i'll be back in 2020 as well and so you cannot let him know -- [cheering and applause] greg: i do this whenever i'm in trouble with my wife, if i always come up with something else like a wait a minute, we should think of a place to go on her anniversary like we should go to the bahamas and i'm trying to get her to think beyond throwing me out. [laughter] >> like the fabulous prizes if you stick it with me now you on this vacation. >> it buys you a few more months. greg: yeah, it buys me a few more months. >> i know i least i have four months to look for a new place. [laughter] >> let's be honest, the media is probably happy he said that because they will have security for at least another six. greg: i need them. >> also, the resistant needs them. greg: any people to watch my show. >> the resistant needs them as well and i thank you. now that they know he is running they alway

and the one that clayton custer made. too.aid to him after the game, clayton, i wasn't sure about the ball going into the basket. it wabbled around. he said sister jean, want sure it was going to make it either. i said well, i'm really glad you tried it. >> sister jean, what do you want your legacy to be? >> that i really made some kind of an impact on their lives. because if a life makes a difference, then you have to make an impact. and i just want them to know that i love them. i'm happy. i'm a happy person. i have a lot of fun. and i'd like that to even to the guys i say, enjoy what you're doing on the court. then you're more relaxed. >> victor, i told sister jean i interviewed pro sports but i was nervous to interview her. i said you're a celebrity. and she said, i know. she had to correct a reporter that said loyola's story is national. she said, no, we're international. 98 years old. quite the inspiration. >> yes, she s thank you. that was awesome. >>> all right. so a florida pilot kissed the tarmac after surviving this

clayton custer had five, to lucas williamson plus the foul. 36-24 ramblers at the half. 50% from beyond the arc. second half richardson three and the foul. four-point play. he had 23. marques townes drives. lays it in. boy, they were at the foul line a lot. plus one. he added 13. loyola wins it 78-62. and the number 11 seed matches the lowest to advance to the final four. >>> florida state-michigan our second game. two defensive-minded teams. doing a little weather there. 17 first half turnovers. charles matthew gets in the way of the pass. wolverines goes the other way. matthews gets the alley-oop. but fsu only trailed by one at the half m.j. walker throwing it down 27-26 wolverines at the break. however, michigan 11-0 run. two misses by florida state. duncan robinson. wide open on the other end. got to play defense. michigan advances to the final four with a 58-54 victory to face cinderella loyola of chicago with a school-record 32 wins. >>> all right. warrior updates. injuries, that is. steph curry returned last night against atlanta after missing six games with a spr

you talked about in your mini monologue, sean, who are part of a sheriff's possie in places like custereople who are professional, who are trained, and who care about the kids in their backyard. and this raises, i think, one of the most fundamental and basic points. change starts in your backyard. there is something rotten in broward county in both the sheriff's office and the school district. i highlighted it on my blog. a state grand jury report from several years ago that talks about, quote: the culture of misfeasance, malfeasance and nonfeasance. >> sean: i have got to run because of the constraints of time. let me say. this we can even have these people do this for free. retired military police. do you know how you do it? no state, no income tax if you contribute 15, 20 hours a week. none. you don't pay any taxes at all. how about that? that will hardly be noticed. all right. michelle, thank you. when we come back, hillary clinton's hypocritical russian feigned outrage, really? dr. gorka next. >> sean: earlier today hillary clinton has the audacity of accusing president trump ignor

team celebrating around ryan custer, suffered a spinal injury and has partial parl sis.r inspiration this season. their team back in the big dance for first time since 2007. final visiting with the stoneman douglas high school football team yesterday, announcing that he is starting a college scholarship fund to honor coach aaron feis who lost his life in the school shooting. >> i'm doing it more so just remembering him, so his legacy can also going on and don't forget about him and the sacrifice he made on that day. >> he donated $10,000 to the fund and scholarship will go to a graduating member of the football team who exhibits qualities of coach feis and some of those qualities having a big heart and putting others before himself. >> we've seen the florida panthers yesterday and anthony rizzo, went there and dwyane wade, it's really nice to see people rally behind them. >>> happening now, more than 50 million people from philadelphia to boston are now facing a new winter storm threat. we're talking about more rain, more snow and wind gusts up to 50 miles per hour. the

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it is said not until the battle of little bighorn and the death of armstrong custer 40 years after the alamo what americans have a more vainglorious event to rally aroubnnd. texans use the alamo in the revolt against mexico to establish a republican state that they believe more unique and special than any other. in1845, when the republic of texas gave up its sovereignty to become the biggest state in the union, it did so with the caveat that depending on whose interpretation of the texas constitution is followed, it could succeed at any time and split into five separate entities, thus creating for new states. -- four new states. a strong belief among many texans is that their independence, their lone star status, had been bought and paid for the alamo. crockett's death becomes the most important aspect of his brief stay in texas. his contribution to the lone star state resulted not in how he lived, but how he died. his impact on texas to write precisely from his -- derives from a depth a nice image mission. -- depth from a spanish mission. he became the state's popular tourist attracti

custer has ten points but none more important than this one. ramblers up one. tennessee oust time.the win but he can't get it to fall. loyola chicago with another upset heads to the sweet 16. 63-62 the final. >>> michigan taking on houston in the west region. three seconds left. devon davis is going to miss two straight free throws. but houston still led by two. michigan inbounds the ball from their own end. jordan poole gets it. he's got to drain this three for the win. got it! beats the buzzer. money shot. i love this. michigan advances 64-63 your final. >>> st. mary's still bitter about not making the tournament. lays it in plus one. zags up one. hachimura wanted to pass but instead will shoot three. bulldogs take a six-point lead. ohio sta back into the game but hachimura comes up with the monster block. gonzaga on to the sweet 16 with a 90-84 victory. >>> 6 seed florida taking on texas tech. red raiders up three. inbounds the ball but turn it over. florida gets it and calls time out. so theft ball. nine seconds left. igor kulechov for the tie. no. but gators get the rebound. a

you talked about in your mini monologue, sean, who are part of a sheriff's posse, and places like custerwho are professional, who are trained, and who care about the kids in their backyard. this raises one of the most fundamental and basic points. changege start in your backyardr there is something rotten in broward county, and both the sheriff's office on the school district. i highlighted it on my blog. a state grand jury report from several a years ago that talks about "the culture of malfeasance, -- >> sean: 66 -- i got to run because of the constraints of timet but let me say this. we can even have these people do it for free. retired military police. i no income tax if you contribute 15-20 hours per week. none. if you don't pay any taxes at all. how about that? that will hardly be noticed. michelle, thank you. when we come back, hillary clinton's hypocritical russian feigned outrage. really? dr. gorka, larry elder, next. ♪ >> sean: earlier today >> sean: earlier today, hillary clinton have the audacity to accuse president trump of ignoring the cyber security threat posed by russia.

thank you. >> thank you very much, congresswoman annie custer from new hampshire, and i want to thank you all. thank you for telling your stories and doing the research and one of the things we're changing. one of the things we did here because we need to attend to our workplace is try a training that's called green dot that was done the air force is using it. my goal, one of my goals to work with my colleagues across the aisle is to bring new training to the u.s. capitol. that's much more interactive and i think along the lines of what you talked about that you have to make it more of an experience and include everyone in the training. it's not just on women and it's not just on women who are being harassed or sexually assaulted. but it's everyone can be part of the solution and i just wonder if you have any comment about how we approach that, how we include -- i want to thank mr. norcross to join us in the women's caucus. you're welcome any time. to have our colleagues here, thank you as well, our colleague from maryland just joined us. thank you, jamie. but it's everyone can be par

stories of the tournament, pulled another upset, beating tennessee on that late bucket by clayton custer with just seconds left. loyola's 98-year-old chaplain sister jean may have provided some divine intervention. >>> and another gold medal for team usa's paralympic sled hockey team. we introduced you to this incredible group last week as the guys prepared for the paralympics, and they have finished their run in pyeongchang on top. they beat canada 2-1 last night by scoring a dramatic late goal in regulation and winning it in overtime. this is team usa's third consecutive gold medal. congrats to team usa. and dylan has another look at the weather. we were rooting for those guys. >> absolutely. >> we had a piece last week. they were dominant through their entire run, winning all their gapes 10-0, but had to fight for it last night against canada. >> certainly a good game. >> yeah. >> lots to talk about in the weather department. we have severe weather breaking out ahead of a frontal system producing lighter showers across texas and heavier rain falling through louisiana. you can see this

the guys winning it for them they had ben richardson, the night before marcus townes and clayton custerngram. and, of course, sister jean who at this moment now is a meme, a bobblehead. she got her own sneakers and i was story boarding this before. let's make the movie of the loyola-chicago ramblers. who is playing sister jean? meryl streep? >> angela lansbury. >> betty white could pull it off or you have sister jean play herself and gets an oscar to go along with the four miracles she already has which i think is how you get to sainthood. >> she's got four miracles and an egot on the way, perfect. >> it's the story of the year in college basketball. >> two miracles to qualify. >> you would know this. >> i'm halfway there. >> says ron. >> thank you, tony. great job as always. >> awesome. >>> coming up on "gma," new developments this morning in the deaths of an iowa family on vacation in mexico. what authorities say happened. >>> "good morning america" is brought to you by trivago. the hotel search, hotel, trivago. ♪ carefully made to be broken. new, from magnum. ( ♪ ) stop dancing aroun

. >> custer said to me, we broke your bracket, sister jean. i said, that's fine with me.sweet 16 matchup under john calipari. but that changed thanks to the other wildcats taking the court, kansas state. they took down big blue. barry brown jr. taking it to the rack. k state, that one up for good, 19 seconds remaining and that last shot for kentucky did not go. cinderella date between 11 seed loyola chicago and nine seed k state tomorrow. last two number one seeds remaining, they'll tip things off tonight. kansas taking on clemson and villanova playing west virginia. >> coy wire, thank you very much. appreciate it. that's all for us today. i'm john berman. "at this hour" starts right now. >>> hello, i'm ana cabrera in for kate bolduan. you made it to friday. a special show for you today. this morning, breaking away from our usual format and we'll spend the entire hour on a cnn exclusive. for the first time former playboy model karen mcdougal talks publicly and extensively about her alleged affair with donald trump. now, mcdougal is one of three women currently in legal ba

was crowned the women's singles champion at indian wells she beat fellow twenty year old daughter custer tina to win her first w.t. a title at what is one of the biggest events of the year i saw the head knocked out world number one samantha halep in the semifinals and she continued that form against a subpoena needing just seventeen minutes to wrap up a six three. six two victories of the russians world number nineteen she now moves up to a career high ranking of twenty two. really happy of course and. i don't really feel how much after is this still yet thinking. i think maybe like in two hours or so then i'll feel a little bit more but right now i'm just sort of happy that over tiger woods has produced the second top five finish in as many weeks on the professional golf circuit but the arnold palmer invitational in florida also another world number one former world number one anyway and he's own title drought leads home and has the story. there was no doubting who received the loudest cheers at the bank your club in orlando. it's been five years since fourteen time major winner tiger

barely surpassed george armstrong custer as the most-photographed american. aren't you glad? is third, maybe grant -- mark twain's third and maybe grant is fourth. i wanted the old douglas, actually, on the cover of my book and i sent mike publisher -- i sent my publisher three examples. i have just come to the door the old douglas. douglas.he younger that is the photo used, or at it, inhe lithograph of the narrative, his first autobiography. and then there is this, from 1857 or 1858. it was any kansas city museum, the nelson atkins museum, and it was found there. it had never been displayed. god, amazing. that is a good place to stop, anyway. the lionine gaze. douglass'ans react to in posters it is e backhere, and how we gaz at it, or reengage douglass legacies, in some ways informs how we use our past and who we are. 's life emerges from the full scope of the 19th century. he is representative of the worst and best of the american spirit. douglass constantly probed the ironies of all those american contradictions, over slavery and race. shakespeares used and the bible, to g

here are some of the highlights starting with the request for an apology from the ramblers clayton custer dad at nevada? >> yeah. >> oh, i'll say sorry to you, but not to your dad, if that's okay. >> i listen to jennifer lopez. i do a dance competition. >> let me see you dance. >> hold the mike. >> i'll hold the mike. oh, that's it right there. >> what's your favorite candy? >> my favorite candy is cookies and cream hershey's. >> i love cookies and cream hershey's. yeah. how tall are you? i think we are about the same size. kansas? >> this lady is my friend. >> since you're from germany and i'm -- >> she's a charmer. she is asking all the right questions. i see a future in reporting for maria. >> sports, news, whatever she wants. >> then again we know she dances too. so maybe this is her side hobby. >> maybe so. >> loyola plays michigan in tomorrow's first game. kansas and villanova meet in the night cap. the winners play monday night. >> should be a good game. >>> advertisers are boycotting a prime time fox news host after she mocked a parkland shooting survivor. is her apology enough? >

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sandra: you guys didn't know each other before you were ultimately paired up by your coach come or custerght. it's a funny story because i guess two years prior, she kind of wanted meet with him, but i had already teamed up with someone else, and things just fell into place when we did when we teamed up in 2012. >> sandra: what a journey and has been for you. you have been very open about your love of god and your faith and of the journey that you have been on has not been an easy one. some bumps on the road with your health, right? >> yes. we've been through the worst of times, but luckily, we had each other to lean on. and we just kind of relied on our faith because when you are sick or you have some kind of injury, you don't really know where the journey is going to take you. and at one point, we were completely blinded on what the future held for us. so we relied on each other and our faith. >> sandra: how are you feeling these days? >> i feel great. i feel more alive than ever. you know, getting now is much more joyful, just because i had it taken away for a little bit. and i think w

with no preparation and no idea of what we're facing, and we all know how well that turned out for custer'sirst of all, let's address the fact that there's a real plight here of american steel workers and aluminum workers and others whose jos have been disappearing. and those people are deeply pained and will benefit pr this. but for every one of those workers there are probably 30 to 35 other workers who are in the business of metal bending, drawing, stamp, otherwise working who are going to be hurt. and this is a thoughtless step. and, you know, trump alludes to china. we get more shoes from china than steel. it's a very minor source of american steel. we import about 30 million tons a year, we make 70 million tons and we export about 12 million tons. canada will be much more deeply hurt, so will britain. and what's strange about this, joy, is that under american law, title 10 of our federal codes, canada, britain, and australia are considered part of the united states for manufacturing purposes for national defense like steel. >> wow. and so we just put up the top suppliers of steel to t

>> leaning the ramblers, clayton custer and ben richardson, lifelong friends and teammates. >> richardson. and he hits it. >> with team chaplain and superfan sister jean cheering them on, the dynamic duo looking to add more magic to loyola's cinderella run. trying to play spoiler, the michigan wolverines with the help of their inspiring student coach austin hatch. >> surviving two airplane crashes either luck is on your side or there's some sort of divine intervention in your life. >> hatch lost his family in the crashes and suffered a traumatic brain injury himself. but the wolverines honored their scholarship offer to the former high school star, anyway. he's a key resource on the sideline. for kansas stay azabuki, the jayhawks matchup is shaping up to be a special reunion. the 18-year-old's mother florence trying to see her son play for the first time working with kansas officials to make the trip from nigeria after being granted a travel visa. his mom has sent her son the u.s. for his safety is hoping to arrive just in time for saturday night's game. and while sister jean gets loyola

a bill to improve fentanyl testing and surveillance authored by representative ann custer addresses this threat with assistance to public health laboratories and detecting fentanyl and its many analogs. we recommend that in addition to agencies named in this bill, cdc should be included in these efforts. i also support the pilot program authorized in this bill which would allow point of use testing that could save lives and modify drug use behavior. local health departments like mine are working 24/7 to save lives and reduce the risk of opioid overdose and the risk of life threatening infections. in closing, i hope that congress will make an increased investment in funding for cdc and other public health agencies engaged in this fight. we've seized our opportunity in huntington, and we're succeeding. nato represents nearly 3,000 other local health departments big and small ready to fight this opioid epidemic, and we need your ongoing help. thank you. >> thank you, dr. kilkinny. again, chair observes we do have a vote on the floor, so we are going to take a recess so members can go and be