dennis: good evening, i'm dennis berman filling in for charlie rose.onald trump swept to the white house on a promise to improve the lives of those left behind by the financial crisis and he has pledged to improve the affordable care act. but the hurdles to achieving this ambition appear increasingly challenging for president trump. joining me from washington is david leonhardt, a columnist for the new york times, who writes about the problems in dismantling obamacare, also joining me is a special correspondent of vanity fair and the author of the a provocative book, "why wall street matters"" i note that we are taping this program before donald trump addresses congress later this evening. david, let's get started with you. you mentioned in your column that the republicans are backed into a corner with obama care. what do you mean? david: the president's health law was a moderate health law politically, it took ideas that have come from both the right and left and it essentially said we will expand coverage for people, but we will do it in a market-bas

dennis. >> thank you, jeff. so i will -- i want to talk a little bit about what i think the trump administration confronts. i'm not going to try to explain what their policy is because i think their policy is something that's still being dwoeveloped, but i want to look at it from the standpoint from the kind of things they might do. let me start by just sort of noting two things to begin with. one is that obviously as jeff said the president of the united states referred to this as the worst deal ever negotiated and that reflects i think not just a view of what the negotiations produce, but an inherent sense that the deal itself has within it or produces a number of vulnerabilities and i want to address am sosome of that. there is a second dimension obviously that since the comprehensive joint plan of action, if you listen to the general votel, he says that iran has become much more aggressive in the region since the joint comprehensive plan of action. if you think about it so the administration is confronting w

dennis, a question for you. you talked about the importance of showing the iranians that there's a price to pay for transgressions. what is the appropriate price for the iranians to pay if they end up having 130.1 metric tons of heavy water? rather than 130 metric tons? in a practical sense what would you have wanted to see an administration do in that circumstance? more broadly, it's not to raise the question of -- i don't mean to raise a trivial question, but a genuine question, if you're going to make them pay, what do they pay for something as small as that might seem? second, can you explain in more granular detail the kinds of ways in which you would try to raise the pressure on the iranians, if you do see them doing things that you don't want to see them? and in a way, this goes back to barbara's question, but how do you do that? is it a blizzard of designations actually going to change their behavior in certain circumstances or not? and how do you do that when they continue to punish you in so many sort

." >> dennis earl bradford told us that, shortly after his attack on jennifer, he had attempted suicide. he was using a shotgun and just as he pulled the trigger, he made the decision not to take his own life. >> from there, he was transported down to the hospital for an evaluation. >> and was put into the hospital, in the psychiatric ward, which happened to be the same hospital that jennifer was still in. and that was something we did not know beforehand. >> we got a confession, and then he filled in a lot of the blanks. and to confirm a lot of what she remembered happened made her feel better about always wanting to remember. >> i'm not a victim, but, instead, victorious. i was so overwhelmed at the press conference. and then detective cromie and agent rennison came into the room and hugged me and whispered in my ear, "we told you we'd get him." at the time, that was the single most amazing moment of my life. >> well, dennis earl bradford was in... in the county jail awaiting trial. i get a phone call in the middle of the night. "tim, i need to talk to you. you need to wake up. i've g

." >> dennis earl bradford told us that, shortly after his attack on jennifer, he had attempted suicide. he was using a shotgun and just as he pulled the trigger, he made the decision not to take his own life. >> from there, he was transported down to the hospital for an evaluation. >> and was put into the hospital, in the psychiatric ward, which happened to be the same hospital that jennifer was still in. and that was something we did not know beforehand. >> we got a confession, and then he filled in a lot of the blanks. and to confirm a lot of what she remembered happened made her feel better about always wanting to remember. >> i'm not a victim, but, instead, victorious. i was so overwhelmed at the press conference. and then detective cromie and agent rennison came into the room and hugged me and whispered in my ear, "we told you we'd get him." at the time, that was the single most amazing moment of my life. >> well, dennis earl bradford was in... in the county jail awaiting trial. i get a phone call in the middle of the night. "tim, i need to talk to you. you need to wake up. i've g

commodities king dennis gartman says it's time to buy.s. >> it's good to see almost anybody on the show. >> look who we let on already. why japan now? >> for a number of reasons. it's amazing how many times you're reading something, you're in the shower thinking about something, and all of a sudden -- >> whoa! >> sorry. all of a sudden, some idea gels. and one that caught my eye, my mind over the weekend, was the fact that the demographics in japan are so egregiously bad. it's been one of the reasons i've been -- >> which is nothing new. >> which is nothing new, the demographics are only going to get worse. and it dawned on me, where we're trying to bring jobs home, japan, the only thing they're going to be able to do as the demographics get worse and worse is to robotize everything, computerize everything. in that process, priced to earning multiples in japan, robots don't ask for days off or holidays or sick pay or hospitalization. price earnings multiples are going to expand dramatically in japan. you've had a huge consolidation and we

dennis, this chilling surveillance video has surfaced obtained by ukrainian broadcaster, it purportsshow the moment that dennis was killed, his bodyguard wounded and now the diplomatic mud slinging with moscow and kiev over this case has kicked into high gear. one senior ukrainian lawmaker claiming that the assassin also killed in the shootout may have been ukrainian but acted on russia's orders. i can say with certainty that dennis has been murdered by agent of russian special services, a citizen of ukraine. ukraine's president, poroshenko, and linked it to another mysterious murder of ukrainian journalist and to a massive fire with ukrainian ammunition depot with the town. it's a matter of honor for our law enforcement, he said, to disclose the murder, and dennis and the sabotage in the region. and tens of thousands of people had to be evacuated in a 10 kilometer radius. ukraine accuses russia of setting it on fire. russian officials call these allegations absurd. the speaker of russia's parliament saying that ukraine is turning into what he calls a terrorist state unable to protec

when the song appeared on the album, it was credited to dennis wilson.he others never knew the origin of the song. >> manson was furious when he goes looking for wilson afterwards and at one point leaves a bullet and tells him i know where you live, i know where your children are. you know what this means. >> manson knew wilson was very close to music producer terry melcher who lived in this benedict canyon mansion on cielo drive. he believed that relationship was his ticket to stardom. >> he tells manson, your music is good but i wouldn't know what to do with you. and at that moment, charlie manson's life turns completely. the dream of being a rock star is not going to happen. for manson, the house on cielo drive comes to represent all he wants to achieve and hasn't been able to. >> charles manson has dispatched some of his most devoted followers to go to that house and kill everyone inside. whoever they are. >> melcher had already moved out. manson knew that but didn't know the house's new residents were director roman polanski and his pregnant wife, a

>> bill: dennis, i called you r dennis, i just called you dennis, all right?t a little bit -- but the c.m. phrase you want -- >> call me cuddle monkey. >> call me cuddle monkey. >> bill: at your funeral. when i am eulogizing you -- >> call me cuddle monkey.. someone over there, call me cuddle monkey!he >> cuddle monkey! >> bill: when i am throwing dirt -- that is when you will be called "c.m." dennis miller, everybody. one footnote, next month, well will announce fall dates for "the spin stops here" live dates with miller, watters, and me. just 250 tickets remain. 1%. in omaha and at the tacoma dome at the end of march. check it all out at billoreilly.com. martha maccallum on deck. private space travel, noncitizen voting. finally have some data. martha is next. ♪ ♪ ♪ you have access to the right information at the right moment. ♪ ♪ and when you filter out the noise, it's easy to turn your vision into action. ♪ ♪ it's your trade. e*trade. start trading today at etrade.com ♪ >> bill: "back of the book" segment, "did you see that?" the state of ohio have investig

>> bill: dennis, i called you dennis, i just called you dennis, all right?ou got a little bit -- the cm freeze -- >> call me cuddle monkey. >> bill: when i am eulogizing you -- >> call me cuddle monkey. call me cuddle monkey! >> bill: when i am throwing dirt -- that is when you will be called cm. dennis miller, everybody. 1 foot not, next month, we will announced fall dates for "the spin stops here" live dates with miller, waters, and me. just 250 tickets remain. in omaha and of the tacoma dome at the end of march. check it all out at billoreilly.com. martha maccallum the on deck. private space travel, noncitizens voting. finally have some data. martha is next. ♪ i had a wonderful time tonight. me too! call me tomorrow? i'm gonna send a vague text in a couple of days, that leaves you confused about my level of interest. i'll wait a full two days before responding. perfect! we're never gonna see each other again, will we? no-no. wouldn't it be great if everyone said what they meant? the citi double cash card does. it lets you earn double cash back. 1% when yo

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dennis on the line for independents in texas. hi, dennis. caller: hello, how are you today? host: good. caller: great. i'm 70. i retired from at&t. i have signa health care. i'm very happy with my coverage. the constitution does not say anywhere that it is the government's responsibility to furnish health care for the american people. now, as far as health care , i g a right or a privilege don't believe it's a right. like the second amendment. because that is in the constitution. if a person does not have health care and their only job that does not furnish that, it go heir responsibility to to a company that has health care or maybe go back -- go to night school and get a better education so you can afford health care. but the not the government's responsibility -- it's not the government's responsibility to give health care to anyone. we have too many programs now, people on welfare and people that are perpetuating the welfare from one generation to the next. they teach their children how to game the system. and how to get around it. that said, the government should not ha

many thanks to dennis for putting that together and to have the ear >> to see the people's reaction.something powerful about the voice and that connection. >> need that day today. such a nice thing to hear when you're busy going about your day >> kate got the forecast and you're looking down the road. >>> quite a bit now the weekend is pretty quiet. it's going to be brutally cold but quiet. next week, not so quiet. we're in line for a potentially major snowstorm. this will come starting late monday but it's really tuesday that we're focusing on. tuesday morning through the midday and afternoon hours would be the height of the storm. and it's looking more and more likely that at least part of the area if not the entire area could see major snowfall in some spots possibly upwards of a foot. it's a little too early to talk about amounts. every model is coming in with more and more consistency but this is going to be a major nor'easter. for us, and much of the northeast next week. let's start talking about the near, we'll talk about that in a moment. let's show you a live look. you can s

. >> reporter: dennis estimon is a haitian immigrant.s he felt isolated, especially at lunch. now he's a senior. he's popular. but he has not forgotten that first grade feeling. li to me it's like if you don't try and go make that change, who's going to do it? >> reporter: so with some friends, dennis started a club called "we dine together." >> we dine. >> together! >> we dine. .> together! >> we dine. >> together! >> reporter: their mission is to go into the courtyard at lunchtime, to make sure no one is starving for company. >> dennis. >> i'm new here. >> when did you first come here? >> reporter: for new kids, especially, the club is a godsend. >> this is gabriel. >> gabriel, how you doing? >> reporter: since is started last fall, hundreds of friendships have formed, some ndry unlikely. you're probably meeting kids you never would meet on the football team. ll never. >> reporter: jean max meradieu actually quit the football team, tuve up all the perks that come with it, just so he could spend more time with this club. thi don't-- i d

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. >> reporter: her husband, brett dennis, a former football star and current psychologist, says in aition that he couldn't save susan from her demons. >> she would become angry, despondent, sometimes violent and physical. >> reporter: the day before her death he said it was more of the same. >> she was agitated, making threats to hurt herself. >> reporter: but her family back in oklahoma is convinced there's something even darker about the story coming out of the city of lights. >> chris, when you got that call and you heard the word "anti-freeze" -- >> i didn't even have to hear the anti-freeze. when mom said susan's dead, i said, "what did he do to her?" >> reporter: they suspect susan's husband, even hiring a retired fbi agent to investigate him along with attorney tony scrow, who files a civil suit against brent. >> nothing tended to point toward susan taking her own life. >> what's stunning about this case is it seems it was closed. but many questions remain. if this was a suicide, why didn't susan leave a suicide note? and how would she have ingested anti-freeze hours after tak

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funeral services were held for lieutenant dennis deveaux yesterday.died last week when his vehicle was hit by an intoxicated driver. he was heading to a fire caused by an exploding hover board. two children died in the fire. fell firefighters remembered him going above and beyond for others particularly children. >> if more people were like denny, if we all lived our lives like denny, it would be a much better world. >> he leaves behind a wife and four children. >>> this vigil was held in penns grove salem county to honor a man killed a week ago. he was shot and killed last sunday morning walking to his car leaving the bar. his mother cried as the crowd prayed and called out for justice. >> prices at the pump are dropping a few cents over the last seven days. aaa said prices may continue to drop. nationwide 2.29. in philadelphia, 2.46. in new jersey, drivers are paying 2.22. in delaware, it's costing 2.22 a gallon. >>> two little boys from delaware are spending their free time helping the homeless in center city philadelphia. bradley and brady are 4 a

tonight dennis taylor's killer still out there. we brought you the shooting as breaking news last night at 11:00. news4's darcy spencer tonight joins us live from the police department. darcy. >> reporter: erika, this teenager leaves behind parents, grandparents, brothers, and sisters, and all of them tonight are trying to make sense of this tragedy. >> this is real awful. they took my little brother from me. >> reporter: teddy bears and balloons placed where a 15-year-old boy was shot and killed just down the street from his landover home saturday night. brianna gather is his sister. >> my brother was everything, put a smile on everybody's face. >> reporter: he was dennis middle school student and friend to many here on columbia place. his nickname, lil chick. linda taylor is his grandmother. >> he was wonderful, fun, nice smile on your face. >> reporter: the shooting happened about 9:40. the shooter and motive are still unknown. >> how are you going to kill a little boy? i grew up with him. that's messed up. >> reporter: neighbor

bush fred blakeman and fox news contributor dennis kucinich. good evening, gentlemen. >> good evening. >> good evening. judge jeanine: i want to start -- well, good evening. i want to start with pretty much where i was talking to carrie cordero who worked in the nsa, and i'm fascinated by congressman kucinich's statement that when he was a congressman, as an american citizen, obviously, he had a conversation with someone from libya. his conversation was wiretapped and not only was it wiretapped, but a newspaper ended up having it and played it for him several years later, and he never found out how they got it. of course, they don't have to say what their source is, and never found out how that happened. tell us about that, congressman. >> you're account is correct. i was in my congressional office in a phone call by the libyan leader, the phone call was approved by general house counsel. i was asking questions, two years after i left office, i was informed by the washington times they had a tape they wanted to listen to. a taped conversation w

denny's $4 all day, everyday value slam. part of the 2468 value menu. . >>> the feurt niners had to bring someone in. they have a new quarterback -- 49ers had to bring someone in. they have a new quarterback. >> they are going to have a veteran on the team. brian hoyer is joining the team. he had one year in cleveland in 2014 where his offensive coordinator was kyle shanahan. he also played in huston. also pierre garcon is set to sign with the 49ers. they will also seen another full back. he spent four years in baltimore. he caught 78 passes the last two seasons. the 49ers also announced that they have waved marcus martin. he was a third round draft choice in 2014. >>> in las vegas, cal is facing oregon state. he goes strong to the hoop, the foil, he ends up with 12 points. the bears were the favorite but the beavers hung around until the end. the beavers within two. thompson lead oregon state with 25. the beavers could take the lead here, but they get an air ball. a long pass and the dunk. the bears put it away with a 67 -

many thanks to dennis for putting that together and to have the ear >> to see the people's reaction.something powerful about the voice and that connection. >> need that day today. such a nice thing to hear when you're busy going about your day >> kate got the forecast and you're looking down the road. >>> quite a bit now the weekend is pretty quiet. it's going to be brutally cold but quiet. next week, not so quiet. we're in line for a potentially major snowstorm. this will come starting late monday but it's really tuesday that we're focusing on. tuesday morning through the midday and afternoon hours would be the height of the storm. and it's looking more and more likely that at least part of the area if not the entire area could see major snowfall in some spots possibly upwards of a foot. it's a little too early to talk about amounts. every model is coming in with more and more consistency but this is going to be a major nor'easter. for us, and much of the northeast next week. let's start talking about the near, we'll talk about that in a moment. let's show you a live look. you can s

more than 1300 outages in dennis township.reenberg, nbc10 news. >>> from today's storms to the potential for snow later on this week. >> what? >> yeah. >> let's go to krysta for a look at our temperature drop. it's a big one. >> there is a lot of change in the next few days that we expect. here's a live look outside ocean city new jersey. this is a live picture, it's updating pretty frequently. can you see there's rough water from the strong winds. they had gusts up to 60 miles an hour, just an hour ago in that area. radar and satellite shows us the storms are long gone. as expected this was quick moving. you heard from this young man, maybe three minutes he noticed the gusts in this area. this was a quick line, it didn't do a ton of damage. the areas you did see, it was going to be powerful with those gusts. gusts up to 76 miles per hour at dover air force base. we pull this out, and while our rain is gone, there's a lot of rain down to our south, if you go to the southeast, still some severe thunderstorm activity there. some

denny's $4 all day, everyday value slam. part of the 2468 value menu. >>> a number democrats are calling for attorney general jeff sessions to resign. >> reporter: this is a distraction for the white house as democrats and republicans on capitol hill have agreed to move forward on an investigation into slash's alleged roll in last year's presidential campaigns. as the presidential campaigns were heating up last year on two oxes, now u.s. -- occasions, now u.s. attorney general jeff sessions spoke to the russian ambassador to the u.s. there's no evidence of collusion. but when asked about it and the contact, he said this. >> i've been called a surrogate a time or two and i did not have communications with russians. rearview mirror and now nancy pilosi pounced men that a statement saying, now after lying under oath to congress about hi own communications with russians, the attorney general must resign. and sessions was an early trump supporter. but he denies any wrongdoing suggesting the meetings were part of his job as senior

looking at video, police did find 15-year-old dennis taylor he had been struck in his upper bod bod body. we're also told a tribute of teddy bears and balloons were standing in the spot where he was hit just a few feet away from his home. after he was shot some neighbors there got to work trying to save his life even before first responders got there. >> he was bleeding heavily and, you know, soon after my sister came out and started doing chest compressions and mouth to mouth. i talked to his mother, she's doing good. she is holding on. i told her to take it one memory at a time. >> very sad story, indeed. taylor's sister says he leaves behind a large family and many friends, all of whom want to see his killer caught quickly. >> justin finch live for us. >>> crews have switched from a rescue to a recovery in the potomac someone was reported missing near the key bridge. land and water crews have been working to find that person. the dog and handler are also helping with the effort. police were there. we'll have a live report in a little bit. >>> breaking news to pass along this morning.

amy: that is dennis mcguire, son of dennis mcguire, executed by the state of ohio in 2014.have 3030econds. is this set in stone that these men will be executed in arkansas? this country has never seen anything like this. >> that's right. that is certainly the plan that arkansas has from moving forward . but it is not an appropriate plan. this drug is not effective and appropriate for this use. and there is no reason to rush toto carry out thehese executioy the enend oapril l en otherer drugs aree available. and even as trump continues to be available to other states. it is really a manufactured situation that can be avoided. amy: megan mccracken, thank you for being with us an attorney , , with the death penenalty clc at the universitity of californ, berkeley, school of law. that does it for our broadcast. check our job listings at democracynow.org. democracy now! is looking for feedback from people who appreciate the closed captioning. e-mail your comments to outreach@democracynow.org or mail them to democracy now! p.o. box 693 new york, new york 10013. [captioning made po

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. >> a robber accidently shoots himself while trying to hold up people outside a denny' restaurant, the surveillance video is coming up. >> reporter: 15 degrees, we'll have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> a pennsylvania toddler is escorted to the hospital by convoy during the height of the storm. this morning we have an updaten his condition we'll bring that to you right after the break. >> a to toddler escorted to the hospital by a snowplow and pennsylvania state troopers is resting comfortably. he was born where a rare heart condition. he was transferred to children's hospital in danville which is 80 miles per hour. the hospital organized the convoy of state police and national guard and hum fee and penndot snowplows to make the journey. >> coming -- 0 so many people coming together. >> reporter: working together when times are tough. storm tracker 6 live looking dry, snow showers are history. it is cold, that has not changed as we look live on sky6 live hd over the commodore barry bridge. there's a persistent northwesterly flow, the tidal waters are running a foot to

family members will hold a vigil for dennis taylor known in the neighborhood as "chick" tomorrow. plenty of questions about an in takomafire park. cheryl conner has the new information tonight. i see smoke coming from my neighbor's apartment. cheryl: she ran downstairs to let the firefighters into the apartment building. >> when i opened the door, the smoke was so is no way we are getting out this way. cheryl: the fire started on the first floor of the hillwood manner apartments at about 4:15. >> i'm like, we are up here, please let us out. cheryl: about five people had to be rescued, all on the second floor. nobody was transported to the hospital, but they were evaluated on scene. valentine showed is video of the letters going up to make the rescues. shia suspicious about what she heard. >> it sounded like somebody threw something into the house. nobody was home, there were no candles. they are telling us it was a crime scene. cheryl: an investigator went into the building. and explosive investigators are here from maryland county fire and rescue, working to determine the cause o

also, dennis miller has a test, are you a snowflake? >> no. no. no! no! >> bill: caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. "the factor" begins right now. ♪ >> bill: hi, i am bill o'reilly. things are watching a strike. brand-new poll on a trip president trump tonight. that is a subject of this evening's "talking points" memo. according to cbs news, that is not surprising for a president with no prior political experience, who is now into draining the swamp in washington. this time next year, president trump's job approval ratings will be much more meaningful. next question, what do you think the main reason the republican health care plan did not pass? donald trump didn't compromise enough, 14%. congressional republicans didn't compromise enough, 14%, democrats, 14%, the bill wasn't popular, 49%. by analysis on monday was correct. >> bill: i don't think the president will be blamed for this. this is my opinion as a very astute analyst. i think the folks out there are going, hey, trump screwed this up. they are going, congress screwed it up. and bo

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denny's $4 all day, everyday value slam. part of the 2468 value menu. >>> the calf is coming. not exactly at this exact moment though. and nobody really knows when. but right now thousands of people around the world are watching april, the pregnant giraffe in new york. z zookeepers said signs of labor difficult to see. estimated april would have given birth by now. you can watch the cam on our website. >> had me going. >> we're ready. >> april just moved leg. i thought it was shot for a second. >> happening? >> that's what we want to know with warriors and kevin durant. hey, bud. you need some help? no, i'm good. come on, moe. i have to go. (vo) we always trusted our subaru impreza would be there for him someday. ok. that's it. (vo) we just didn't think someday would come so fast. see ya later, moe. (vo) introducing the all-new subaru impreza. the longest-lasting vehicle in its class. more than a car, it's a subaru. always wins. especially in my business. with slow internet from the phone company, you can't keep up. you're stuck, watching spinning wheels and progress bars unti

dennis with sports. >>> can stanford come back to reach the final four? and a thriller in the final game of the elite eight. who's in? who's out? tip off next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, the stanford cardinal women ran into a notre dame team that had >>> bringing some sanity to the madness. here's dennis. >> working on my brackets. i have north carolina winning it all. still alive. the stanford cardinal women, we'll begin with them. they ran into a notre dame team that won 17 straight. not the 110 street that yukon owns, but you get the point. outscored notre dame 24-12 in the third to get back in. britney mcphee with the alley- oop. two teams, hay makers. 13 lead changes. lindsey allen putting notre dame up. stanford would have an answer. alanna smith makes the catch. the cardinal on top. last chance for the irish. 2.3 seconds left. amika blocked by erika mccall and time expires. let the final four celebration begin stanford beats notre dame 76-75 to advance to their 13th final four. >> obviously it was when we got down we really came together. i mean for me it

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but storage facility we did receive bids that is up coming agenda item that dennis will go into depth on. where we are eager to engage that effort that represented the largest budget risk in terms of unprocured scope. so the bid came in relatively favorable and i will not steal dennis's thunder, but we are comfortable with advancing that one. risk is constant in concerns of concern of maintaining schedule. again as i mentioned last month, the strategy is don't let the little things grow into big things and we are trying to address issues as they are arising, and really a lot of small ball things that come up, are hearing about, you know, features of lighting and ceilings, and pile on. and nothing that rises us to the level of board concern. the temporary bridge removal was again, resequencing the strategy, and i mentioned last month that was engaged on saturday. and i believe that it is pacing a little ahead of schedule, which is a good thing. so i think that our general schedule mitigation strategy is bearing good fruit. added the risk of systems installation and commissioning, where

denny's $4 all day, everyday value slam. part of the 2468 value menu. . >>> sports and charles bark lee weighing in on what it means to not have kevin durant with the warriors for a little while. >> this guy has it in for the warriors and it's reached a point where it's laughable. everybody is trying to give a positive attitude. those who do care if they win the championship. charles bark lee did have a microphone on today and talked about what he thinks the chances are of winning the without kevin durant. >> without kevin can you remember dant they have no chance of winning. they are not going to beat the cavaliers without kevin durant. if they don't have kevin durant, i don't think they get out of the west. >> come on, man. matt barns, however, does take the roster spot. former sacramento king. former just about everybody that he's played for. warriors in chicago tonight playing the bulls. barns making his debut. pretty nice shot. streaking across the lane there. he will get a few minutes with kd departed for the meantime.

they weren't wiretapping dennis kucinich. they were wiretapping the son.ou have a problem with that? >> well, my concern is that you're still wiretapping a high-ranking democrat congressman by the secret intelligence community in the u.s. what's more egregious, though, wolf, they released the transcript of that call. when we use this information -- i support our intelligence community gathering information to keep us safe. but they have to be very cautious when they're gathering information on a u.s. congressman and then releasing the contents of that information, or with general flynn. that's where i have some pause. i want them to have all the tools, but if they don't be careful on this stuff, they're going to see the american people and those in congress push back on them and take away some of their abilities which in the end doesn't keep america safe. it makes us more at risk to terrorists and evil people around the world. >> you make a fair point that when americans, when their voices are picked up as part of a surveillance, wiretap by the u.s. intell

denny's $4 all day, everyday value slam. part of the 2468 value menu. "..." thanks for w >>> cbs evening news is coming up next. >> scott pelley is here with the preview. >> hi ken and liz, up next president trump remains out of sight after his unfounded claim that president obama tapped his phones. >> mr. trump today reinstated his travel ban on immigration with a few changes. and a wheal of a tale. tracking the ocean's top predator in our climate series from antartica. all of that coming up in a few seconds on the cbs evening news. >> looking forward to that. thank you scott. thank you for watching tonight at 5:00. >> coming up at 6:00, cracking down on a popular east bay shortcut. the morning moves that are now illegal. i'm back here with veronica in 30 minutes to talk about that story. captioning sponsored by cbs >> pelley: no evidence from the white house. the president offers no proof to back up his claim that he was wiretapped by president obama. also tonight, republicans announce their long-awaited replacement for obamacare. the travel ban take two. >

el everyday value slam de dennys, todo el día $4 dólares. parte del 2468 value menu. de pronto las barreras de seguridad empezaron a bajar anunciando la proximidad de un tren y la mujer quedÓ dentro de ellas, pero una persona primero y otra despuÉs, llegaron a tiempo y en fracciones de segundos de evitar una tragedia. en una resistencia organizada contra las medidas migratorias detonaron, miembros de organizaciones en varios estados estÁn preparando respuestas, entre ellas, viviendas escondidas para indocumentados. reportero:en esta casa de los angeles se hacen arreglospara convertir el Ático, en lo que segÚn este activista seÑala sea un refugio para emigrantes buscados por el servicio de migraciÓn. >> se ve una de varias casas dispuestas para recibir gente para poder defenderlas en un caso extremo, ¿verdad? porque sabemos que ahora hay redadas, deportaciones, y por eso es importante que los espacios existen. reportero: en medio del futuro que miles de indocumentados enfrentar actualmente, seÑala que la idea de las casas santuarios es similar a la de las casas que dur

. > and tonight, knew did he tails about the murder of a 15 year old boy, dennis taylor was shot and killed in landover. tonight his family is talking about their loss. marina maracco now from police headquarters. >>reporter: tonight prince george's county police saying they do not believe this murder to be random but they're saying they don't have a motive at this point and they're still no arrest in the case. this is 15 year olden isabella taylor. according to his family he was switching school between a school in maryland and another one in washington, d.c. yesterday, saturday, he was hanging out with friends just a few doors down from his own home when he was gunned down on the street where he grew up and plea for anyone with any sort of information to call police. he started laughing. that's the late look on i saw on my grandson's face. when the heard bank, bang, bang, we thought it was the police. your son got shot. we still trying to find out what's going on. that's why we hear it on the news now. we want to know what happened on our baby. he's a baby. he didn't deserve to be