you expect us to join the dominion. i expect you to behave rationally. joining the dominion will save billions of lives and keep the federation from fading into the mists of history. by allowing it to exist under dominion rule? no, thank you. the alternative even less. dukat, if you have something to say to me, say it! then i'll make it simple. a few days ago, i swore all cardassia lost would be regained. that space station you're so fond of... was built by cardassia. funny, i thought it was built by bajoran slave labor. either surrender the station or i'll take it by force. if you want to retake this station, dukat seven battles and seven victories. what hero of legend could have done as well? heros of legend don't ache so much. ( chuckling ): your federation friends have taught you modesty when we return to the klingon empire i will seek out keedera himself and tell him of your glorious tale. he will write a song worthy of you be sure to send me a copy. i'll do better than that. i can make sure that he mentions you. the healer that bound the warrior's

you are here because you are enemies of the dominion. there is no release, no escape another listening post has gone dead and the one closest to the wormhole is detecting a ship. increase in neutrino levels-- something's coming through. shields fully charged. weapons ready. the wormhole's opening. on screen. o'brien: it's the defiant.

the dominion picked a perfect time to invade. the cardassian and romulan fleets are in shambles and between the klingon war and the recent borg attack starfleet's spread pretty thin. then we're going to have our hands full. there are at least 50 dominion ships headed our way. they could just be the first wave. how soon can we expect reinforcements? at maximum warp, two days. dax: not soon enough. what help can we expect from cardassia? my ship and my crew are at your disposal. one ship. things are looking brighter. right now there's no way we can beat the dominion. our only hope is to prevent their fleet from entering the alpha quadrant. you're going to destroy the wormhole? it's always been a final option. i'd hoped to never use it. professor lenara of the trill science ministry has come up with a way to seal the wormhole without damaging it or harming the prophets. but bajor will be cut off from the celestial temple. history has shown whenever the prophets want to communicate with bajor they find a way. but... it's either that

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could hit against each other and have dominion over within the regime. it was really scary and well thought out. i wondered why racists, they are really committed. i wondered why they don't commit to making the world a better place. they are very good at what they do. [applause] >> you talk about how important language is and was to keeping people separate. how did it play out into the apartheid design? >> there are different ways, everything from the schooling system in which children were taught in languages that were not there is, certain languages prioritized above others. language is one of the biggest barriers in terms of giving a person an opportunity to switch from one world to another.

their god and the right to dominion over the world. they think that i'm talking about the islamist, not islam in general. , they think that they have been appointed by their god to determine what your child's future is. and if they don't do that, this is the piece itself out for people to understand. if they don't do that then they will suffer the torments in the grave. they're going to be judged and whether or not they participate in the jihad and whether or not they continue to do that despite of all the difficulties will be part of what happens when at the end of their lives there's accountability. the piece that i come away knowing that i didn't know then was that they first off, the depth of their belief, i don't think most americans understand

culture, by their tribeses and creating smaller groups you could pit against each other to have dominion over in the reg gomez. it was really scary and thought out. i wonder like racists, they are really committed. i wonder why they aren't committed to making the world a better place because they're very good at what they do. [applause] i sometimes wish -- >> you talk a lot about the how important language is and was keeping people separate. how did it play out into the sort of apartheid sort of design? the. >> there were different ways. you know it was everything from the schooling system in which children were taught in

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associate professor of political science at old dominion university. his study is the one often cited as evidence of widespread illegal voting. and michael herron, a visiting scholar and visiting professor at dartmouth college. he just published a study on the 2016 election. gentlemen, thank you so much for being here. i can't imagine two better guests. professor, let me start with you. you and your colleagues did a fairly exhaustive study on the possibility of voter fraud in this presidential race. let me pull up for everyone what you looked at. you looked at the possibility of noncitizens casting votes, individuals casting votes in the names of dead people, fraud carried out by the election officials, and fraud associated with vote tabulating and electronic voting machines in particular. professor, what did you find? >> sure. what we found -- and when i say we, by the way, i work with david cottrell and sean west at

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eastern michigan old dominion. bahamas bowl look at them knocking down the wall. to make an entrance. at 11:00. >> if you studio. love that. >> bashing the wall in. all right. that is a david washington with a bomb to zack pass. 10 nothing old dominion. tied at 17. to jonathan. foot in bounds. first bowl win in history. catching the bahamas bowl 24-2 24-20. abc 7 sports brought to you by toyota. bahamas. right now. sounds mighty good. what's the temperatures in the bahamas. >> 82 tomorrow. i don't know why i know. that. >> he's a machine. >> vacation time. >> thanks larry. coming up tonight on 7 news at 11:00. i-team travels hundreds office miles to confront a military i-team travels hundreds office miles to confront a military imposter. >> might have done the wrong thing but my intention were to help out. >> see how his story unraveled and why the nfl is among the victims of his lies. >> and carrie fisher massive heart attack tonight family and fans of the "star wars"actress are responding to the medical emergency on board a transatlantic flight. join us for 7 ne

old dominion wins the bahama's bowl. 24-20. beach! that's a wrap on morning sports.hristmas, everybody! i'm larry beil. >>> now your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> it will look a little bit like christmas around here if you are head today the mountains, sierra nevada. even our local mountains. you can still see moisture headed over the coast. the higher elevations mainly but still a system to push through the bay area. that will bring the colder air. want to take you down to southern california where, boy, it's a mess down there. in the low 40s with the rain-snow mix in the desert there. if you are traveling to the south or expecting anyone, it is going to be pretty dicey moving up through the central part of the state. so as we get back here locally, notice the pinking here around big sur. this is the rain changing over to snow. so the snow levels continue to lower throughout the day. down to around 2500 feet. the national weather service has put up a winter weather advisory. good idea to download our app. you will get the push alerts and you can see where

old dominion wins the bahama's bowl. 24-20. and we are going to the beech!ht's a wrap on morning sports. merry christmas, everybody! i'm larry beil. >>> now your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> good morning to you. we are in a cold, unstable atmosphere right now. yesterday's frontal band has pushed through but you still see a lot of showers offshore. theres going to be a colder pool of air that moves in this afternoon. so not ruling out showers along the shoreline. and take a look around monterey, the peninsula. also down through the coast here, the central coast. and this is where we are going to remain to see some activity. in fact, the mountains here, and the santa cruz mountains where we could see even some snow. that's why through 6:00 tonight we are looking at a winter weather advisory. snow levels down to 2,000 feet. so by this afternoon with the colder air and a little moisture still in place, we could see a little bit of no. it's 19 in south lake. we are looking at still some leftover snow showers. the red indicates an avalanche warning. it

eastern michigan and old dominion. david washington to jonathan do heart. they will review it. the monarchs when it 24-20. their first-ever bowl appearance and bigoted victory. it is customary for quarterbacks to reward their offensive lineman with gifts. running backs are free to follow suit mac check out what ezequiel elliott got. atvs, the -- he was giving props to the big fellas helping him dominate his season. the guys took the toys out for a spin. where do you go? out on the field at att stadium. how about that? >> that must've cost him quite a penny. >> i wonder is that prescott will get them something? by the way, warriors 114-112. is that the final? >> know, final minute. >> i am more of a hockey fan then basketball, but when you see what the warriors can do, it is incredible. >>> scott, we will see you at 10:00. we will see you guys again at 10:00. have a great night and take care. i got to tell you, the more i read about the primordial gravity wave discovery, the more excited i get. i know. being an astrophysicist right now is like being a rock star. only without the

. >> old dominion playing in their first ever bowl game, taking on eastern michigan in the bahama bowl. david washington tossed three touchdowns. after four years of postseason eligibility, old dominion picks up their first bowl win in school history. 20-14 was the final, finishing the season 10-3. >> the caps have lost two straight, will look to stop their small slide against tampa bay. washington is in fifth place in the metro division and desperately needs to pounds tonight against the lightning. the game you can see on csn. >> the wizards have won 6 of their last 8, and are right on playoff spot in the east. the team in front of them, the team washington is facing tonight, the milwaukee bucks. these two teams met two weeks ago. the wizards coming out on top. tip-off is set for 8:00. >> los angeles angels have agreed to terms with former nationals center fielder ben revere to a one-year deal reportedly worth $4 million. the nats traded for adam eaton a few weeks ago, making him expendable. he hit .217 with two home runs with the nats last year. >> with christmas this weekend, severa

alison: developing now, a noose found on a construction site in calvert county at the dominion code of point in lusby. this is actually the fifth noose found on the same site. investigators are trying to figure out who was leaving them there and asking for anybody with information to come forward. also, a bizarre love trying all murder plot. anne-marie anastasi entered an alford plea for murder, meaning that she pleads guilty but does not admit to the crime. she is accused of plotting with her daughter and her daughters boyfriend to kill her husband and another woman. she was arrested last year. jonathan: a lot of people excited about what is inside the new mgm grand casino. in the hands don't, you have to be able to navigate the area. we did that tonight and tom roussey has what he found. tom? tom: yeah, jonathan, after years of talking about this, planning, construction, $1.4 billion later , 24 hours from now this will be open. in the front, that is a giant parking garage. the cars that will full to come from somewhere. tonight we learned what roads a lot of those cars will be using.

this is near old dominion averaging 6 miles per hour. you are still on the brakes. closer to 270 is where you get a break. you won't see the heavy traffic. outbound kenilworth avenue, 23 from the 11th street bridge to the baltimore washington parkway. on the bottom of the beltway. the outer loop from alexandria across the wilson bridge, congested. you can see here again with the brake lights. we had earlier crashes. minor issues. everything on the shoulder. nothing major right now blocking the lanes. that the a look at traffic. jonathan: thanks. coming up next for us at 4:00, the local college recently named the best for vets. that is next in the "spotlight on education." alison: then ahead new at 5:00 -- [holiday music] there is a new tune for the one-time bell ringers. the push to make up a deficit in one community and why they believe the donations are down this jonathan: putting the spotlight on education now. when veterans transition back to civi interested in advancing the education. kellye lynn takes us to the best local college for vets. kellye: there is a g

if you're going to be traveling along the beltway, passing by old dominion. still on the outer loop, 95 heading up towards baltimore. larry: cracking down on illegal hotels in the district and who fought back against that push. prepare yourselves. it doug hill is in the weather center. the wind hits you so hard. >> this will be the worst of it. . the windchill in washington, it will wake up to air temperatures. we have gusting wind after sunrise. we get in the late tomorrow night or saturday morning when the combination could be a brief issue in the metro area. the county shaded in blue , maybe some accumulated ice and sleet in that area. with a wintry mix, changing from rain in the metro area. morningy, rain in the and midday. it will turn breezy and a lot colder. on deck with the very latest. people remember the greats. craig sager is one of the best in the business. he lost his long hard-fought battle with leukemia. he was first diagnosed in 2013 and underwe transplants. they were good turner sports for more than 30 years. 65 years old. redskins, getting r

under french dominion, the algerian nation grew and prospered. islam andltures of christianity were working together to create a good life. in the early 1930's, the dissident voice of the communists was heard among the people. at first it whispered, the friends,nation is not cannot be friends, and does not wish to be friends, independence is the natural right of all peoples. disunity began to germinate, the dissident voices heard more loudly to proclaim, islam is my religion. arabic is my language. .lgeria is my fatherland o end so too in algeria, wer the issues to divide people were clearly defined. jury against france. the enemy was personified as the cologne. n. of dividingne, that the population, completed, the revolutionists were ready to move into phase two for takeover, create the appearance of popular support. part of thentry empire, the actual number of communist party members at the time of takeover has been less than 1% of the total population. as lenin phrased it, communism must be built with non-communist hands. beguiling people into

he taught me about patriotism, dignity and love for animals and we talked about dominion over them.i was the stronger of the two of us. peter was collapsing inside. >> your husband? >> not you. yes, my husband peter and i said to the vet, we are ready, we walked into the room and they were going to bring henry in, we were waiting, we were distraught and then the vet comes without henry and he said, he passed as soon as you walked into this room and i really think he was waiting for us to say good-bye.t >> you're the last word. >> hi, ms. dana, i want you to know that you bring me comfort every time i watch you on fox five. you seem to be the grown-upmost of the time at the table and i enjoy a little bit of my president, president reag-- reagan and bush. my husband is a law enforcement officer. my family were special agents in the government. we were one that voted for trump that were silent because we couldn't put out a flag without someone egging our house. it became un-american country. we were one of the silent, we asked for the white house to become blue and every time, no, no.

he taught us about the dominion we have over them and to never ever let them suffer. when i write about the passing of henry, our first dog, i have to say, i was the stronger of the two of us. peter was collapsing inside. >> your husband. >> yes. >> yes, i said to the vet, were ready. we walked into the room and they were going to bring henry in. we were distraught. then the vet comes and he said he passed away as soon as you walked into this room.it i really think he was waitingus for us to say goodbye. >> host: from pensacola florida, you have the last word. >> caller: i just want you to know you bring me comfort every time you i watch you on fox five. you seem to be the grown-up, t most of the time, at the table and enjoy a little bit watching you every day. president reagan, president bush, they were my president. i was born in 72. you bring some home to the situation.i'm i am one of the silent. my husband is a law enforcement officer. my family were special agents in the government. we voted for trump and we were silent because we can put up a flag without someon

we are seeing that heavy volume here near old dominion. if you head further south, take a look. these are the express lanes. yeah. you know, express. that manes we are supposed to -- it means we're supposed to be flying whit everybody bumper-to-bumper this erg. the wet roads so please be careful out there. that is a look at traffic. back to you. alison: jamie, thank you very much. coming up new at 6:00, where a maryland warehouse similar to one that burned in oakland, california, has just been condemned. plus, what happened as president obama took to the stage for a counter terror speech that he said made him sentimental today. something we have all done that research says is as larry: tough driving tonight with everyone and the weather. alison: difficult all day long. when is it going to end, doug? doug: we probably have another three hours of the fairly steady rain across most of the area. it will taper off and isolated showers overnight and then that will be that. the system is moving quickly. first thing that jumps off the screen is a bright yellow color. that is the heavies

dominion and trying to prevent some of the things you are saying. people would fly in and try to have babies here and so on. it was not really the major thing on their minds at the time. i can't pretend it was. the other part of that sentence that is more interesting is how it ends. in the state wherein they reside. that is the part we always neglect. we don't think of state sovereignty. what that's that particular clause when you get to the slaughterhouse cases later, that will be used by a federal judge to say the men that says there is dual nationality, dual citizenship. the u.s. citizen of your stay in of your nation. -- state and your nation. that is one thing they were throwing in as well. i don't know how you want to do this. after reconstruction i know there are several ex-confederate officers of the game are presented as an even senators. how are they able to overcome section 3? mr. blair: virtually all of that went away on christmas day of 1868. johnson made his favorite christmas pardon. the way they wanted set a pardon everybody. and sai

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they interpret the law in a way that gives them absolute dominion over almost everything. if it rains on your farm and creates a pond, the feds -- the epa claims the right to regulate you. that's going to stop. >> for folks like you who i think it's fair to say doubted whether or not donald trump was a true conservative, when you look at people like scott pruitt at epa and labor and tom price with health and human services, this is shaping up on the domestic side as a very conservative cabinet. >> without question. each of these appointments appears targeted at a specific thing, like school choice for education, the epa is going to be on the essentially obama taking over the energy industry. he tried by legislation in 2009 and '10 when he had control of the congress with cap and trade. even the democrats rejected that. he did, as he has done in a dozen other areas, try to length la legislate the regulation. that's why conservatives are encouraged by these appointments. >> we share several passions, baseball, politics and space exploration. you and i have talked about that

people we talked to, virginia dominion power not too many outages. coming up at 5:00, we'll speak with some people on why they actually like this weather and actually show you some spots where the wind kicked up some interesting images. until then, live on the key bridge, jeff, abc , news. >> all right, jeff. you hang in there too. that's tough work for you and brian. thank you so much. then, there are choice. our team coverage is live outside the uptown theater in d.c. we are talking about people waiting for the newest "star wars" movie opening tonight. >> that's right. we are talking about this movie :a star re, "rogue one wars movie." it airs here at 7:00. that brings us to our instapoll question. would you sleep outside to see this movie? now, the trailer speaks for itself. you have to say wow. the special effects. this is supposed to be a equel between "episodes iii" and "iv." i have to show you this makeshift bungalow. the question is, would you sleep outside to watch the movie? the guys who are in this bungalow early this morning and throughou

loop of the beltway to get back to montgomery county delays from the cabin john to past new the old dominion making your way back to virginia. speaking of the 270 corridor. we have an accident on 355. this is in rockville, maryland. almost gaithersburg at 370. you will find lane closures and follow any police direction. q, back to you at the desk. q: thank you. next, right here on "abc7 news at 4:00" -- skin fans turning into die-hard cowboy fans. the deed is done. boys came away with a "w." does it feel weird? i was cheering for the cowboys last night. we catch up with some skins fans today knowing their team has a better shot to make the playoffs thanks to dallas. that is next. michelle: then new at 5:00, a busy residential street goes pitch black. now "7 on your side" to get answers and help. q: abc7 following breaking news out of aspen hill, maryland. two people hit by a car. one an adult, the other child. it appears a mother was trying to take her child out of the car seat when the accident happened. montgomery county reporter kevin lewis on the scene now gathering more information. we

police say this is the fifth time a noose was discovered at dominion cove point facility in maryland. two nooses were found in april and two more were found in november. authorities from keywit construction sought news and we're told the construction company is cooperating with the investigation and police are asking anyone with information to give them a call. >> and meanwhile, new information tonight about the bus driver who died in a deadly school bus crash in baltimore last month. it happened on november 1. well, the ntsb is releasing a preliminary nary report and said the driver, glen shapel had a history of crashes and seizures. they also found he had been us is spend twod months before the crash because his medical certificate was not on file. investigators say traveling 57 miles an hour in a 30 mile an hour zone and there were no mechanical defect. here's what the teacher aid who was on that bus had to say. >> after he hit this car he like just picked up more speed. he didn't slow down. >> didn't slow down at all. >> reporter: six people were killed in the crash and we reached

the congestion here near old dominion gives you a good idea of what to expect heading northbound.crash on 95 in springfield you can get by. nothing is closed. that a look at traffic. let's talk about the weather >> jamie, cold air and low wind chills around the area. take a look it at the numbers. it feels like 24 in frederick. it's 19 in winchester. 25 in baltimore. 28 in reagan national airport. the forecast through friday night is clear. overnight, remaining clear with the lows of 24 to 30. the winds will continue to come from the west at 10 to 15. teens and 20's for way it will feel outside. the future cast shows plenty of sunshine through the day tomorrow. lake effect snow continues south and east of lakes erie and ontario. main mountains of pennsylvania and western maryland might get a flurry out of the deal. we have sunshine and cold temperatures. sunday the clouds are increasing through the day. measurable snow across michigan and lower lakes. we have cloudy skies and we will get to 42. the rain moves in through here on the day on monday. the weekend outlook, tomorrow sun,

. >>> sheriffs are still investigating after nooses were found at the dominion cove point facility. we're told management has held meetings with workers to review policy. the trades union has increased the reward to $250,000 for any member that provides information leading to whoever is responsible. >>> if you want your cards and gifts to reach their destinations in time before christmas, here are two deadlines you have to know about. the u.s. postal service deadline for the standard shipments is today. today, people. saturday will be the final day for fed ex ground delivery shipments. look for that complete list of deadlines on our nbc washington app. got to hurry up. get those packages out. >> that's right. tomorrow is national ugly christmas sweater day. we made this thing a national thing. >> there's a national day for everything at this rate fand if you do have extra sweaters to spare, take a look. tipsy elves brings you the most expensive ugly christmas sweater ever. this is made with more than 24,000 individually placed crystals and took 52 hours to create. you're asking the

their culture, their tribe, and creating smaller groups you could hit against each other and have dominion over within the regime. it was really scary and well thought out. i wondered why racists, they are really committed. i wondered why they don't commit to making the world a better place. they are very good at what they do. [applause] >> you talk about how important language is and was to keeping people separate. how did it play out into the apartheid design? >> there are different ways, everything from the schooling system in which children were taught in languages that were not there is, certain languages prioritized above others. language is one of the biggest barriers in terms of giving a person an opportunity to switch from one world to another. one thing i grew up realizing was the power of language. if you speak to a man, and speak to his head, speak to a man in his language and the power of language is something i learned over the years, one of the biggest things that divide people and essentially there is nothing there, just miscommunication, just people perceiving a difference

this is the inner loop heading north past old dominion continuing further into maryland. that is a look at traffic. back to you. horace: well, when it's this cold outside it's almost a shame there isn't snow around. michelle: yeah. in the mountains and at the ski slopes they depend on it. alison: that's right. today ryan hughes takes us to white tail where they are making snow around the clock now that it's cold enough. ryan: the snow guns are slopes at full speed. white tail resort is taking advantage of the bitter blast. it's looking and feeling like winter atop the mountain. >> getting the momentum built before christmas is perfect. ryan: white tail is using the automatic snow guns to coat a dozen trails on two top mountains and hoping to kickoff the season thursday or friday. to make perfect snow. ryan: the resort is at the mercy of mother nature. it didn't hope until january 7 last year so they are opening that it will mean extra green in the cash register. >> last year was a late start. we are happy we won't repeat that. ryan: with the guns running at full speed out

the beltway, bumper to bumper as you head north passing by old dominion continuing to the 270 spur and wrapping around to silver spring. 8 miles per hour is the average. g.w. parkway looks good. 66 heading outbound is not too bad. 395, the volume from the pentagon to edsall road. it's 33 from the 11 street bridge to the baltimore washington parkway. that is a look at traffic. back to you. report now and with the new year comes new laws. gaithersburg is making a change to the smoking ban. the city voted to amend the rule to add vaping and e-cigarettes to the list of banned substances. that manes you cannot smoke -- that means you cannot smoke or vape in any public property or the city owned vehicles. the new rule goes into effect on new year's day. jonathan: let's talk about what is happening outside with the weather. a lot of folks are gearing up for the weekend. a lot of folks are getting ready to travel. alison: a lot going on. doug: the travel weather conditions tomorrow and friday locally and nationally shouldn't be too bad. start would have a big screen look at the low temperature

. >>> college football, eastern michigan and old dominion play in the bahamas bowl.sledgehammer entrance. the monarchs playing the first bowl game. david washington runnin around scrambling. 47 yard bob to zach pascow. they one the bahamas bowl 24-20. and we're going to the beach! that's a wrap on morning sports. merry christmas, everybody! >> good morning you to. we still have a little bit of moisture out over the ocean. but you know this is where it's going to stay. a colder air mass is pushing into the bay area. so as the warmer ocean water interacts with this cold, cold air, we could see a few snowflakes in the higher elevations around the santa cruz mountains. highway 17 and 35, winter weather advisory through 6:00. and we could see maybe an inch or so. you can see the purple also highlighted in the sierra nevada where the snow is still coming down. they picked up anywhere from 5 inches south lake to about a foot and a half around alpine and squall. still looking at some really inclimate weather around los angeles, mountains around santa monica. so very treacher

the state's so-called kings dominion law required schools to start class after labor day to help boost tourism, but individual school boards can ask for waivers if they meet certain requirements. fairfax county has acquired enough snow days to qualify for a waiver. classes will now start on august 28th in 2017. passed decades ago to give families an extra week of vacation. >> and some parents in louden county are lobbying for a calendar change of their own. they want the kids to have a day off so they can attend president-elect donald trump's inauguration on january 21st, that's a friday. the school board is taking up the issue after requests from some parents. they say they prefer to hold classes as usual that day. in 2008, the school board did vote to cancel school for terrorist walked into a holiday christmas party and killed 14 of his colleagues. >> we may never know why he did it, but today, the victims are honored with a ride to remember. >> body camera footage has emerged showing the moment a maryland police officer shot an unarmed man in the back. >>> well, it's going to be two

i have bad traffic to talk abouk the inner loop out by old dominion drive.lane.an traffic slow from 66 across ther bridge. outer loop just a little heavy t with your usual morning volume m towards tysons.ysons. we'll switch it over for look ak our maps right now show you whaw else you're up against thisinstt morning. a lot of congestion throughn toh college park. out outer loop from route 1 ovee to the 270 spur really upp against about 35 minute delay. outer loop through largo heavy,a inner loop to oxon hill slowsl o from branch avenue across the wilson bridge and then as wes take a closer look at the outere loop you can see those delays 2s inbound backs up. more traffic in a few. in a f we'll be right back.k. ♪♪ once i heard i was going to be a park ranger, i got really excited. gabe's obviously really sick. and there's a lot that he isn't able to do, and make-a-wish stepped in. we had to climb up the mountain to get the injured hiker. he fell from, like, a rock. he's been the one that has been rescued so many times. he said to me, "today, i got to be the h

they interpret the law in a way that gives them absolute dominion over almost everything. if it rains on your farm and creates a pond, the feds -- the epa claims the right to regulate you. that's going to stop. >> for folks like you who i think it's fair to say doubted whether or not donald trump was a true conservative, when you look at people like scott pruitt at epa and labor and tom price with health and human services, this is shaping up on the domestic side as a very conservative cabinet. >> without question. each of these appointments appears targeted at a specific thing, like school choice for education, the epa is going to be on the essentially obama taking over the energy industry. he tried by legislation in 2009 and '10 when he had control of the congress with cap and trade. even the democrats rejected that. he did, as he has done in a dozen other areas, try to length la legislate the regulation. that's why conservatives are encouraged by these appointments. >> we share several passions, baseball, politics and space exploration. you and i have talked about that

georgetown loses to miami and howard falls to old dominion 65-46. navy also in the loss column losing to hartford 63-54. but some impressive win streaks going on there and, man, i really want the redskins to win. i mean, just need this one. >> you're getting used long nights. you were there monday night. you got off at 2:00 or 3:00 a.m. >> it was a long day. especially compared to atlanta. but, you know, it was fun to just jump right in there and the guy is really great and the team has been wonderful. been a good transition. >> and late nights and yet you want to keep covering the redskins into the playoffs. >> go to chicago and get some pizza. >> you are originally from chicago. >> yes. thank you, welc>>o ♪ ♪ lend him a helping hand. ♪ put a little love in your heart. ♪ ♪ take a good look around... ♪ ...and if you're lookin' down, ♪ ♪ put a little love in your heart. ♪ ♪put a little love in your heart.♪ ♪ in your heart. (avo) the subaru share the love event is happening now and will have given ninety million dollars to help real people like these.

they interpret the law in a way that gives them absolute dominion over almost everything. if it rains on your farm and creates a pond, the feds -- the epa claims the right to regulate you. that's going to stop. >> for folks like you who i think it's fair to say doubted whether or not donald trump was a true conservative, when you look at people like scott pruitt at epa and labor and tom price with health and human services, this is shaping up on the domestic side as a very conservative cabinet. >> without question. each of these appointments appears targeted at a specific thing, like school choice for education, the epa is going to be on the essentially obama taking over the energy industry. he tried by legislation in 2009 and '10 when he had control of the congress with cap and trade. even the democrats rejected that. he did, as he has done in a dozen other areas, try to length la legislate the regulation. that's why conservatives are encouraged by these appointments. >> we share several passions, baseball, politics and space exploration. you and i have talked about that

they think they've been given a special position by their god and the right to dominion over the world. not islam in general. they think that they've been appointed by their god to determine what your child's future is. and if they don't do that, this is the piece of art for people to understand. if they don't did not come that they will suffer the torment of the great. they will be judged on whether or not they participate in the gis and whether they continue to do that despite all the difficulties will be part of what happens when that the end of their lives there's this accountability. the piece that i come away knowing that i didn't know then was that they first off the depths of their belief. i don't think most americans understand that they no kidding believe what they believe. they do believe that there's a paradise. they do believe they'll end up a 70 spiritual beings that become virgins. they really do believe they'll be treated like rock stars up there and never have to want for anything. they believe that stuff. it sounds ridiculous to me. but they believe it. and the point

culture, by their tribeses and creating smaller groups you could pit against each other to have dominion over in the reg gomez. it was really scary and thought out. i wonder like racists, they are really committed. i wonder why they aren't committed to making the world a better place because they're very good at what they do. [applause] i sometimes wish -- >> you talk a lot about the how important language is and was keeping people separate. how did it play out into the sort of apartheid sort of design? the. >> there were different ways. you know it was everything from the schooling system in which children were taught in languages that weren't theirs. certain languages were prioritized above others. language was one of the biggest barriers, you know, in terms of giving a person an opportunity to switch from one world to another. one of the things i grew up realizing the power of language. i have a quote in the book, and it was nelson mandela who said, if you speak to a man in a language he understands you speak to his head. you speak to have a man in his language you speak to his heart.