well, dick mell ain't feeling that, and dick mell is not the type to be like, "so, may i talk to you?" mell wears his heart on his sleeve, his anger on his sleeve. ...leave me out! he can love you today, and if he starts hating you tomorrow, he can, you know, pull the switch just like that. and mell becomes more and more resentful of being cast aside, and so that fueled this tension in that family to the point where it eventually exploded. [explosion] that explosion came in 2005, and though it may not have aired on reality tv, it was still inextricably linked to garbage. rod blagojevich closed down this landfill which dick mell was a part owner of. rod said that this was for environmental issues. tapper: what did he want you to do? leave it alone, and i had learned that it was operating in violation of the environmental laws. i had knowledge of that. uh, ultimately, i decided i had a duty, that i had to shut it down, and then he made some accusations that really unleashed the furies. dick mell called a press conference and basically accused rod blagojevich of selling board and commis

interviewer: i wanted to show you these pictures, dick. these were actually taken by a colleague of yours. oh, uh, yeah. i know about these pictures. some of them. remember seeing the seats. yeah. but that shoe, we had a picture of that shoe on our office wall in washington. sort of a reminder. we weren't doing this for ourselves, we were doing it for them. reporter: pan am flight 103 crashed into the scottish village of lockerbie. two hundred and seventy people, most of them americans, dead. it was the worst terrorist attack on an airline ever. reagan: we have no knowledge of how this happened. we're trying to find out. man 1: it was an attack on america. man 2: the largest crime scene in history. man 3: two-hundred-thousand pieces of evidence. man 4: my daughter hadn't just died in an accident, but had been brutally murdered. man 5: they killed our children. man 6: to be lied to for 30 years. man 7: i think the us government had an agenda. reagan is the biggest terrorist in the world. woman 1: if it's up to our government, we might not e

. >> dick: i want to follow up on cory's comment about foster. you might disagree with me, but i believe duke's second five, when you put the likes of brands on the floor, foster, i think they've got five guys that come off that bench that could probably finish maybe in the top 20, 25 in the country. >> cory: i believe so. you look at caleb foster and think about this lineup. darren harris is a five patrick ngongba missed his entire senior year. you think about this group, and again you put maliq brown in the mix who led the acc in steals a season ago, and now you're talking about a top flight team, a top flight starting lineup for an entire university. >> dick: i agree with you. nice little jump hook and a lay-in. >> cory: he's got the ability. his skill is offensive. that's what he does. when he catches the basketball, he's always a threat to get a bucket. >> dave: by the way, moments ago ngongba and raynaud, offsetting flagrants in transition. foster late. >> dick: he can play. he wants more playing time. >> dave: the step-back. harris with th

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dick: generally speaking, 747s don't fall out of the sky. so, the first suspicion was, something bad happened to that plane. the fbi, we had somebody in charge of the investigation. that was me. certainly, this was something that we took seriously and we devoted resources to finding out what happened. we have a requirement to... obtain the very best evidence that we can, to allow us to try and find a cause of the accident. uh, or if it is an accident. the scottish police had resources. they were a very civilized, well-trained, excellent police agency. reporter: hundreds of police, from forces throughout scotland, are now involved in the search for debris. so, we asked, "we would like to work with you," recognizing they are in charge of the investigation. and the fbi is not used to not being in charge. um, i have been appointed as the investigator in charge for this particular accident. there obviously are a number of potential causes for an in-flight breakup. we are looking for evidence to try and find the point at which things first started

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elon musk called me a dick today on twitter. we talked to silicon valleyongressman ro khanna about this feud. and we'll take you to the red carpet in new orleans. the party is in full swing as we head into super bowl weekend. and keep in mind, the super bowl is in santa clara next year. good evening. this is nbc bay area news tonight i'm raj mathai. we will chat with the 49ers president as the countdown is on for next year's super bowl at levi's. also, we've got to use the bleep button you heard there for elon musk his new battle with silicon valley congressman ro khanna. those stories in just a few moments. we want to start with oureather like we've been doing all week. the latest storm hitting the bay area. a live look now in san francisco. we're still seeing some scattered showers and some flooding in parts of the bay area. at least two people have died, sadly in sonoma county, and a third person was rescued. are you in there? where are you at? in the back. pretty intense here. this is near point reyes on tuesday morning. all

. >> and back on the air, dick vitalmakes his triumphant return to the broadcast booth. he's america strong. >> announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight." >> rachel: good evening, everyone. thanks so much for joining us on this busy sunday. i'm rachel scott in for lensy davis. president trump making news just moments ago, what he just said about new tariffs. we do begin with multiple cross country storms taking aim. more than 18 million people on alert from north carolina to new jersey. it comes as millions of digging out from the biggest snowfall of the season here in new york city. snow in massachusetts making for treacherous driving conditions with multiple accidents and spin-outs. more than eight inches falling in some parts of that state. later this week, the i-95 corridor including washington, d.c., philadelphia, and boston now facing a parade of storms with more rain and snow in the forecast. abc meteorologist somara theodore leads us off tonight. >> reporter: tonight, that powerful fast-moving storm unleashing heavy sno

heidi: dick? do you want to weigh in? chevron is a decision that says for god sake, congress, do your job. you will see more of that coming out of the court. >> my name is bernie. i am a three year in law school. i have been watching your decisions for a long time. thank you. my question is in the realm of foreign affairs. this has been an awful week to see the emboldening of vladimir putin and the alignment of zelensky and the lies that are being put out there. my biggest fear is we have a president who is emboldening putin. an emboldened pollutant goals and invades a native ally and president trump does not respond . it will be really hard for the courts to get involved in that. i just do not really know what congress can do in response given that that is more of a passive response from trump that is wrong, it would be hard for something like the war powers to come into effect. i'm curious if you have any thoughts on what congress can do if trump refuses to affirmatively adhere to our responsibility as a nato ally. sen.

. >> and back on the air, dick vitale makes his triumphant return to the broadcast booth. he's america strong. >> announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight." >> rachel: good evening, everyone. thanks so much for joining us on this busy sunday. i'm rachel scott in for linsey davis. president trump making news just moments ago, what he just said about new tariffs. we do begin with multiple cross country winter storms taking aim. more than 18 million people on alert from north carolina to new jersey. it comes as millions are digging out from the biggest snowfall of the season here in new york city. snow in massachusetts making for treacherous driving conditions with multiple accidents and spin-outs. more than eight inches falling in some parts of that state. later this week, the i-95 corridor including washington, d.c., philadelphia, and boston now facing a parade of storms with more rain and snow in the forecast. abc meteorologist somara theodore leads us off tonight. >> reporter: tonight, that powerful fast-moving storm unleashing

how many dicks are at the table? okay. at a time when a lot of companies are trying to quietly put their tail between their legs and zip off with those dei policies. what's giving you the courage? >> well, i think what gives us the courage is who we are. we stand for. and our mission is to make the best of beauty accessible to every eye, lip and face. one of the best ways we know how to live that mission is to have an employee base that reflects the community that we serve. for context, our employees are 74% women, 76% gen z and millennial. over 44% diverse. they reflect the community we serve, and we go even a step further. we're one of only two public companies in the u.s. that have a board of directors, with 78% women and 44% diverse. and as proud as we are of that, what we decided is. >> it's not as if you're doing that instead of making products. i emphasize you're a public company, right? no. so should you do that and sacrifice? i mean, it's kind of a ridiculous conversation to have, but let's just have the question.

at your dick i could just come over and look at your dick. about their fabulousness. it was about them being kind of a mess and trying to find their way being a mess. judd apatow: nothing was off the table. people were shocked at what she was doing. hannah: it's so good, i almost came. jacqueline coley: but it was still a very, i think, narrow vision of america. and it wasn't the reality for most of americans. issa: i think your pussy's broken. molly: what? jacqueline coley: insecure centers in on the characters, the identity and the culture that shows like sex and the city and girls had nothing to do with. issa: what that dick do? or do it don't do? molly: oh no, it do. it definitely do. tawny newsome: for the first time maybe, a lot of white people are learning that, like there's a lot of different ways to be a black woman. there's a lot of different ways to be a millennial black woman. there are a lot of different ways to be. fleabag: this is my favourite bit. meredith baxter: fleabag was just a revelation. fleabag: hi. guy: hey david cran

and get that dick outta the way, i want to see what those balls do.ike a beanbag chair." how you going to put 19 to 24-year-olds in the driver's seat? they're not even old enough to rent a car! maybe it's just me, but i don't want the people destroying the government to only know andre 3000 as "the flute guy." so we're in some dark times. i just hope the democrats are organizing an effective opposition to all this. show them what you're made of, dems! >> hey there, um, chris murphy. it's been a very long, long day today. full of a lot of bullshit, so i poured myself a drink. it's pink, it's pink. it's vodka and grapefruit juice. >> you're unwinding with a pink drink in the middle of the game? [bleep], get some amphetamines and get back on the field! okay? [cheers and applause] come on, man! elon's pumped up on mars juice and ketamine. and you're out here having a sea breeze? get in this fight, dems! your mascot is a donkey. donkey punch these [bleep]s! go hold a rally or something. >> i am going to stand with you in this fight. and we will win. we wil

take a listen to dick durbin. >> we are inviting a political disaster if we put kash patel into this job. i know you want to be loyal to your president. i know you want to vote for all of his nominations. i know none of you want to call from elon musk reminding you what he might do to somebody who votes the wrong way. but this really gets down to the heart of the future of an agency that is critical to the security of this nation. >> now, kash patel, jose, his confirmation appears to be headed toward approval as well. but there are some late questions based off of his financial disclosures, as well as these brought up by dick durbin, that could potentially still hold up his confirmation. we are still waiting for multiple republican senators to commit to approving him. but as you're watching this kennedy confirmation vote unfold here in just 24 hours after the confirmation of tulsi gabbard, outside of matt gaetz, who ended up not going to a confirmation vote altogether, it appears that the cabinet that donald trump wanted is, by and large, going to be the cabinet that he is going to g

that's what this is about in the end and as my friend and dick blumenthal's friend, john mccain said, nothing in life is more liberating than to fight for our cause larger than yourself. >> all right. >> standing up for our veterans and our employees that work with our veterans, that's the cause worth fighting. that's the cause larger than ourselves, thank you. with that, okay. go ahead, dick. >> thanks, amy. >> we are really proud to have with us congressman delia ramirez, thank you for coming. >> thank you. thank you. >> thank you, senator. >> the hypocrisy, you know, i get to serve in the veteran affairs committee and i'm the top democrat on oversight and investigations and let me tell you, we have a lot of work to do. >> that's right. we have a lot of oversight to do and we have a lot to investigate because the reality is that this administration which by the way has been in power for 24 days but i promise you i have at least 24 gray hairs, it has felt like pain and feels the same way for all of you, the uncertainty, the fear, this is the administration that takes about accountabi

>> well, he is a dick ♪ it seems today that all you see ♪ ♪ is violence in movies and sex on tv ♪ ♪ buto ♪ ♪ all the things that make us ♪ ♪ laugh and cry ♪ ♪ he's... a... fam... ily... guy! ♪ all right. empty school. time to shining my way through the halls. [toy car whirring] principal shepherd, where is everyone? [in low, monotone voice] principal shepherd's not here, miss griffin. why are you talking like that? sorry. that was tony, the little boy who lives in my mouth. why are you here? it's skip day. it's skip day? nobody told me. she's unpopular and unattractive. tony! hello? chris? did you know it was skip day? mom? dad? [beeps] [phone ringing] hello? -[meg] mom? where are you guys? -who is this? [meg] it's meg. where is everyone? well, this can't be meg. she's with us here at the pier. -who is that? -someone who says she's meg. give me that. okay, meg , if this is you, what's your birthday? [meg] march 23. i have no idea if that's correct. -good day, sir. -[beeps] sorry about that, everyone. now let's get back to the fair and enjoy our march 23. [♪ mellow music playing] -[bowli

-shut up, dick. -what...? -why do i come here? -[customer] tell me about it. think? yes! everything about it is awful. the people, the music... -if you can call it music. -if you can call it music. oh, my god, we were grumpy and bitter at the same time. [laughs] i like you, brian. you actually say what's on your mind. hey, life's too short, right?

mr. dick black, you're most welcome sir. is basically doing quite a day. it is quite a day. is it? it is this phone call. the tech star, the negotiation process for peace need and perhaps badly needed well, it was a phone call, but there was a great deal of, of effort that led up to it. because if you look at it, there's just been this incredible flurry of diplomatic activity happening this day . and it started with the secretary defense paid heck. so who laid out some parameters for what the peace deal would be? and basically it says, no. nato membership for ukraine, unrealistic to talk about rolling back to 24 to borders. know us peacekeepers. no article 5 piece paper says, remember, there was the idea of the french and the british to perhaps put nato article 5 people on the front so that they could act as a trigger for a future war. and so you can see the trumpet administration present president trump person way. so what we're going to, and this by we're not going to leave tail lands on it. and i find time to remember this, this is the combination of, of this effort to or the, i

joining us now is democratic senator dick durbin of illinois. >> tell us what you can share about the allegations you've made in this letter against kash patel. >> well. >> i can tell you that kash patel, according to sources that i consider to be credible fbi agents who were present have reported to us that they were instructed by stephen miller, deputy to the president, that kash patel wanted them to move more quickly in purging agents and other employees of the department of justice. they wanted to have more activity at the fbi to match the activity at the department of justice, and the source was kb kash patel. >> so just i i'm not trying to press you beyond what is comfortable or safe for your sources, but you said that they were fbi agents who heard this directive in the room. >> yes. >> yes they were. and they made notes that were read by others later that clearly identified what i've just described. >> what is your sense of the degree of alarm about what appears to be a glide path for kash patel's confirmation? >> i'm concerned about the

>> well, he is a dick, and i think he's also harming the american public in an enormous way. and what i think is really important and what the american public want is for us to bring actual weapons to this bar fight. this is an actual fight for democracy, for the future of this country. and it's important to push back on the chairperson of this committee. i mean, marjorie taylor greene talks about having decorum, about bipartisanship. this is the person that lies more than anybody else in the entire congress. and so if she is going to make a mockery of hearings, i want to make sure that us as democrats are bringing that same level of energy. and, of course, after those comments, we went into exactly what elon musk is trying to do dismantling the department of labor, dismantling the department of education, dismantling all of our consumer protection agencies. and so it's all important, but it's also important to get the attention of the american public and call elon musk out for what he is, and to make people know that marjorie taylor greene is not a serious legislator, and sh

joining me now is democratic senator dick durbin of illinois. senator, thanks so much for joining us. what is your reaction to these comments from this trump appointed interim u.s. attorney suggesting that senator schumer, the top democrat in the senate, could be investigated over the claim that he led a rally to attack u.s. supreme court justices. i was at that rally. and let me tell you, wolf, this had nothing to do with the threat to the supreme court justices. it was a clear political disagreement, and that's all it was. chuck schumer has made that extremely clear. and this comes from president trump's administration, where the president himself, as candidate has unleashed threats on a regular daily basis on people all around. so let's get down to serious business of the people. let's manage this country, get the economy back on its feet, and let's try to work together to solve the problems we face. this prosecutor, senator, has been nominated by president trump to be dc's top prosecutor on a permanent basis. do you have concerns about that?

my wife cheryl, my cousin anthony, my daughter dick -- my daughter kick, my other daughter catalina. joey, jackson, and amries list -- amaryllis. i want to thank you all for your support throughout this whole 2 1/2 year journey. my first time in this oval office was in 1961. and i came here to meet -- or 1962. i came here and i had a meeting with my uncle who was president then. we talked about the environment. he was involved deeply as we all know in restoring physical fitness to this country. he challenged at one point during his administration he challenged americans to do a 50-mile walk which i ultimately did but i remember the day that my father completed his walk. we were staying at -- at -- up at camp david. and my father came in after 18 hours walking on the c&o toe path with his feet bleeding, blisters on them. my father had a -- one of his best friends was al owenstein a congressman from new york who was assassinated himself in 1980. al lowenstein started the dump johnson movement, to get rid of president johnson and end the vietnam war. people thought it was a fool's erran

how he first meets him. >> so your father now is the number two and he's interviewing him. >> yes, dickheney. so you imagine, i mean, this is kind of the environment that they are getting to know each other is that they are young washingtonians doing the jobs in washington and we know a lot of these names and this is one of -- this is another reason i decided to put this together is that we just did not know -- i don't think anybody had an appreciation for carlucci which is why i brought this about. >> let's continue. ok. frame him. he was responsible for bringing cheney in early on but it was really donald rumsfeld. >> i don't think he was. >> but then you go from there and this is one of my favorites in the story. so he's doing great in that office and then he is recruited to omb. the phone rings and who was on the other end-of-the-line? george shultz. and he says, i would like you to come be my deputy. and then what happens next? >> he's working for weinberger. clancy gets pulled into treasury and then he ends up -- yes. >> who he had met at oto, actually because weinberger was with

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. >> the chair of the committee, chuck grassley, and ranking member, dick durbin, made the announcement to postpone the committee vote for one week. here are their comments. chair grassley: good morning. today's markup will be brief. so i'll get right down to business. on our agenda we've got three administrative committee matters. and one nomination listed. the minority as well as myself has exercised their right and my right under the committee rules to hold over the nomination of kash patel to be director of the f.b.i. so that nomination is held over. before we turn to administrative matters, i'd like to point out that committee democrats are are establishing a double standard by forcing us to meet this morning. last congress republicans routinely required the committee to meet in person -- did not require the committee to meet in person just to hold over nominations. republicans extended this courtesy at least 17 times last congress, even when very controversial nominees were on the agenda. but now that republicans are in the majority democrats on this committee are not extending th

here's the top democrat on the panel senator dick durbin of illinois. >> [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> next to the nominations of individuals to serve on the court of our land, which are often lifetime appointments, this appointment of the of the fbi is one of the most serious of the senate judiciary committee could consider. we decided 50 years ago to depoliticize the fbi i getting ten-year tenures to those who headed up the fbi to transcend in single administration wayne single president. ngs that distinguishes this nomination from others. secondly, we have an individual in kash patel who has published a book which in detail describes his view on politics in america. it is a book filled with grievances, conspiracy theories and information he sided was a january 6 rioters against the police. we had some questions he needed to answer about his conduct. we went through them particularly on the elements of the j6 choir. we know this sounds like a curious thing to spend time on but is a reflection of his priorities and the fact he is asking to head up the most important

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. >>> hall of fame broadcaster dick vitale made a triumphant return last night after battling cancer2 years. the 85-year-old received a standing ovation, well-deserved at clemson's littlejohn's coliseum. dick vitale is back in action after being treated for lymphoma and vocal cord cancer and he supports cancer research and always tries to encourage patients to stay positive and keep fighting . his return on saturday was a new milestone in his 45 year career at espn. >>> the time is 6:27. coming up, president trump has in new orleans for today super bowl while protesters around the country voice objections to some of his policies and , people live in a fire ravaged area of los angeles tried to send a message to real estate speculators. they say their community is not for sale. >>> we are looking at a beautiful sunrise to kick out the morning. it is quiet and cold. you definitely need to grab a warm winter jacket but dress in layers because it will be a beautiful afternoon. did you know using the grocery outlet app gives you the opportunity to win groceries for life? imagine never payi

espn's dick vitale made an emotional return to broadcasting for the first time in two years since recoveringent wild for the 85-year-old giving him a standing ovation. >>> a protester managed to make it through heavy security and crash kendrick lamar's halftime show. a man carrying a palestinian flag was seen getting on a podium during the performance and running around with the flag for several minutes. security eventually realized he wasn't part of the show and dragged him off. >>> president trump says he has no plans to deport prince harry. in an interview with the "new york post" the president said he would leave harry alone and took a swipe at his wife meghan markle. a conservative think tank sued for the release of harry's immigration paperwork. >>> coming up on "cbs mornings," we've got a lot more. so stick around. 46 including the entyvio pen. infusion and serious allergic reactions can happen during or after treatment. entyvio may increase risk of infection, which can be serious. pml, a rare, potentially fatal brain infection cannot be ruled out. tell your doctor if you have an infe

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dick durbin to reconsider whether he wants another term. he's 80 now., there are there are there are members ten years older than who have not made this decision. those states, minnesota republicans have a problem of nominating terrible candidates for senate at their convention. democrats are when i talked to them, a little more confident. michigan, they know is is going to be a problem that was going that's we're talking about looking at last year's spending hundreds of millions of dollars that they might not have had to spend in michigan, that they now will be asking their donors, the reid hoffman, et cetera, to bail, to bail them out with. and and that can't go to save these other safer states. >> you mentioned some retirements. we don't know how these members what they'll do, but there are some where we're looking at jeanne shaheen in new hampshire, dick durbin, the number two senate democrat in illinois, jack reed of rhode island. we'll see what happens. and mitch mcconnell, of course he is. this could be the end of his long career. and we're seein

but senator dick durbin, the top democrat on the senate judiciary committee, has accused him of ordering the firings of these top fbi officials as a nominee and then lying to congress about it. durbin is citing whistleblowers as the source of his claims. what do we know about this? and again, what is kash patel said? >> yeah, this is really interesting because as kash patel testified under oath, he said that he wasn't aware of any type of, you know, firings that were coming against people who had been involved in trump related investigations. but as you mentioned, senator dick durbin, a democrat on the committee, came out with this whistleblower information. essentially, there was a meeting at the fbi where agents were told that the executive floor would be cleaned out. there would be these firings. and as one whistleblower said, that according to a contemporaneous notes from someone there, that this was allegedly something that kash patel wanted to do. and so what senator durbin is saying is that this actually flies in the face of what he testified to, that he had no knowledge of any ty

going to get rid of people within the fbi just because of what they were assigned to work on, and what dickn, the ranking member on the judiciary committee, is saying, is that whistleblowers came to him and essentially provided a bunch of information, notes, information about a written list, information about phone calls that were being made, all about how kash patel was trying to force out certain senior leaders at the fbi a few weeks ago. so what durbin articulated specifically is that at a meeting on january 29th, among acting fbi leadership, there was a written list that was discussed from the fbi director's advisory team talking about certain officials that should be fired or gotten rid of or sidelined at the fbi notes from that meeting that durbin says he now has say that kp that's kash patel. once movement at fbi and also additional action at the justice department. and then also in that meeting, the acting deputy attorney general, emil bove, who is also up for a nomination to be a permanent leadership position at the fbi, was telling people that he was receiving calls from stephen m

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senator dick durbin is alleging that he is already personally directing the purge of fbi employees before he's been confirmed. have a listen to how the senator put it. >> follow the dots. >> it goes from the white house with stephen miller, the deputy to the president, to the acting attorney general. beauvais, and the messages kash patel kp the initials wants you to move faster in purging the ranks of the fbi like they've done already in doj. this is the day or two days before patel testifies under oath and on that committee that he's had nothing to do with this. so clearly he's misleading us or worse. >> durbin says if that's true, he perjured himself at his confirmation hearing. uh, is anyone particularly on the republican side, taking this seriously at this point? >> not particularly. no. we heard from chuck grassley yesterday who was the top republican on the senate judiciary committee, who didn't seem concerned by this, said that this was more of an attempt to attack kash patel and prevent his confirmation. so i don't think that this is going to change the situation very much. move t