united states supreme court to be of the united states supreme court, and i would like -- judgedge gore such wonderful wife louise to please step forward. here they come. here they come. [applause] president trump: so, was that a surprise? was it? [applause] president trump: i have always felt that after the defense of our nation, the most important decision a president of the united states can make is the appointment of a supreme court justice. depending on their age, a justice can be active for 50 years, and his or her decisions can last a century or more and can often be permanent. i took the task of this nomination very seriously. i have selected an individual whose qualities define really -- and i'm in closely defined -- i mean closely defined -- what we're looking for. .e is earned bipartisan support when he was nominated to the 10th circuit court of appeals, he was confirmed by the senate unanimously. it's unanimous, can you nowadays withne what is going on? does that happen any more? is going to happen maybe again. also with us tonight is maureen scalia, a woman loved by her hus

gore. with the bush v. gore decision in the year 2000, the immensely controversial decision in which the supreme court actually chose the president in a 5-4 vote where the votes lined up precisely on ideological lines, conservative justices all voted for the republican, liberal justices all voted for the democrat and because there were five conservatives and only four liberals on the court, that's the reason why we got president george w. bush instead of president al gore. and then to rub salt in the wound, for the first supreme court pick of the 21st century, the first supreme court pick after that, president george w. bush chose one of the lawyers who had advised the bush camp on the florida recount in bush v. gore. talk about chutzpah. ultimately john roberts did very well at his confirmation hearing. he did get confirmed. the vote was 87-22 which is narrower than most votes historically but not bad. then, perhaps a little high on life over how well that went with john roberts despite how bold that ck wa

gore. with the bush v. gore decision in t year 2000, the immensely controversial decision in which the supreme court actually chose the president in a 5-4 vote where the votes lined up precisely on ideological lines, conservative justices all voted for the republican, liberal justices all voted for the democrat and because there were five conservatives and only four liberals on the court, that's the reason why we got president george w. bush instead of president al gore. and then to rub salt in the wound, for the first supreme court pick of the 21st century, the first supreme court pick after that, president george w. bush chose one of the lawyers who had advised the bush camp on the florida recount in bush v. gore. talk about chutzpah. ultimately john roberts did very well at his confirmation hearing. he did get confirmed. the vote was 87-22 which is narrower than most votes historically but not bad. then, perhaps a little high on life over how well that went with john roberts despite how bold that pick wa

jesse: anything you want to tell al gore? >> what.esse: what are we going to do about this global warming? >> i don't know, maybe your president could do something. jesse: he's your president, too. >> no, i'm from finland. jesse: i'm sorry to hear that. >> it's trump's fault. jesse: everything else is trump's fault. give me a break. up next. they are back -- he i have thought an awful lot about blowing up the white house. jesse: what the ladies in the women's march are now threatening to do. who has the biggest beef of the jesse: as we discussed earlier in the show, president trump since taking office. it seems it's the left's target to protest everything. watch what happened when the new education secretary betsy devos tries to visit a school. protesters try to assault her and block her car from leaving. protesters are planning a day without women. what's their point and how does that help the unity they say they want. julie, can you please not strike -- women stay home, this country will unravel. i can't have that happen. my family

[applause] as a result of al gore not becoming president of the united states... holder: mm-hmm.ehart: you toyed with the idea of running for mayor of washington. holder: i did. capehart: first, why? holder: mm-hmm. capehart: and there's a part two. holder: well, you know, i--this is a city that i love. i thought that there were things that i could contribute, given the relatively unique experiences that i had as a judge, as a u.s. attorney. it seemed to me that the potential of the city was untapped. all of the potential of the city had been, uh, untapped. i'd made, um, friends, relationships as--especially as--as u.s. attorney, that i thought i might be able to convert into some good policy and be a force for effective change. i--i was really intrigued by--intrigued by that possibility. capehart: there's one person you talked to in particular who, um, killed the idea. holder: yeah, my lovely wife, um, who said, i thought interestingly, that she would vote for me and that she thought that i would be a good mayor, but she said that i would be serving as a single man. [laughter] c

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jesse: anything you want to tell al gore? >> what.at are we going to do about this global warming? >> i don't know, maybe your president could do something. jesse: he's your president, too. >> no, i'm from finland. jesse: i'm sorry to hear that. >> it's trump's fault. jesse: everything else is trump's fault. give me a break. up next. they are back -- he i have thought an awful lot about blowing up the white house. jesse: what the ladies in the women's march are now threatening to do. who has the biggest beef of the. week? fall short in getting key nutrients from food alone. let's do more. add one a day 50+ a complete multi-vitamin with 100% daily value of more than 15 key nutrients. one a day 50+. trust number one doctor recommended dulcolax constipated? use dulcolax tablets for gentle overnight relief suppositories for relief in minutes and stool softeners for comfortable relief of hard stools. dulcolax, designed for dependable relief z282sz zwtz y282sy ywty and this is they like lobster party.y, red lobster's lobsterfest is back wit

and there are people still mad at you all of these years later and blame al gore's defeat and georgeh's victory on ralph nader, what do you say in defense of yourself and bernie sanders. >> first of all, al gore doesn't agree with him. he knows why he lost and he said as much. not only didn't he get his home state of tennessee alone would have put him in the white house but it was stolen from him 100 ways in florida, from tallahassee to the judicial coup de tat. if we all have a right to run for any election, then we're all trying to get votes from one another, then we're all either spoilers or non-spoilers, because it's a bigoted word, it's as if the two major parties own the voters, get lost. and yet historically tavis, the women's right to vote, labor, farmer, professional, all of these reforms, 40 hour a week progressive taxation, social security, medicare, all of these were foreshadowed by tiny parties that never won a national election. so those are very valuable viewpoints and energies to protect instead of controlling the political process with two parties, increasingly one c

. >> one candidate use that is song. >>> speak of al gore, he chose you ain't seen nothing yet. then hillary clinton in her first bid in 2008 used taking care of business. >> very interesting. >> this is an iconic one here. >> texas businessman ross pero might be the unlikely choice of crazy campaign back in 1992. >> one more, neil young. donald trump dec rocking in free world as his campaign slogan back in 2015 >> i thought he used kenye west >> imagine that no. >> kenye. >> thanks for joining us tonight, everybody. announcer: today on "tmz" -- harvey: this is not crying wolf. this is for real. beyonce pregnant with not one but two kids in an announcement with a bizarre picture? >> coachella is ruined! >> yeah, i don't know what they're going to do. >> she's the headliner at coachella. shiez going to be, what, six months pregnant. >> she will waddle out on stage. it will be cute! >> kim kardashian is in new york city to finally meet with a french judge about a french robbery case. the judge and the attorneys actually traveled over. harvey: does the judge travel for farrah abrah

and it not been for jesse jackson, and walter mondale, and al gore and barack obama. [applause] i thought over the years with hillary clinton when she started the defense fund. i marched and registered new voters for bernie sanders until my obligation of the party chair was to make sure i was in the building to conduct the most exhausting review of our party. i went through everything i could find, and let me tell you, when i found things that were inconsistent with our values am i made sure we put aside and we got rid of them. every step along the way, i would call bernie, i would call hillary. i would report back to them. i'm grateful bernie and hillary stood by us and since this party was hacked by a military intelligence communication they stood by us so we could get back to work for democrats across this country. when it comes to the staff of the democratic party, i will stand by them. they are the best and brightest, the hardest working, the most dedicated. let me say this. the most courageous people i know. i know people who had to march and came home bleeding.

announcer: judge gore was born in 1967 and attended harvard want school. harvard law school. he clicked for justice white and kennedy. coming up wednesday morning, bloomberg news supreme court reporter greg store well discuss supreme courtp's pick. he will talk about how democrats could respond. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal" wednesday morning. join the discussion. >> betsy devos's nomination to be the next education secretary got the votes to move to the full senate. the top democrat on the committee, senator patty murray, questioned

and whenever neil gore such mentioned a bad judge. >> kimberly. you mentioned may be not so contentious, but does it matter? the republicans can essentially make this a shoo-in. next they have the votes to make sure neil corset is confirmed. democratstter how do perform this nomination. that they willd filibuster any nominee that is forward and there are calls to drag her heels on this one. democrats may be playing the long game in 2018 looks really terrible for democrats on the election map. it might want to buy their time and pick their fight. it is not a matter of whether neil gets on the court, but how he gets there and how he is treated by both parties. >> joining us from washington. the 49-year-old neil gorsuch. we will tell you what we have on the way. details in china and a report of the budget day and india as well. and how will the demonetization toion play out when it comes that looking for growth and beyond. you are watching bloomberg. ♪ >> we're back with bloomberg markets as we have a look at the first word news headlines with heidi.

we want to get together a co-op of raisin gores to control the kuwait and pricing of raisins. >> sunday afternoon at 2:00 p.m., on american history dison c-span3. >> the labor department reported the economy add 227,000 jobs in january, and the unemployment rate was 4.8%. president trump discussed jobs numbers and dodd-frank financial regulations at a white house meeting with business leaders and his economic advisory couple. here's some of the meeting. >> thank you, everybody, for being here this morning. this is a really world class group and i want to thank you and congratulate steve, you have done an amazing job. steve called me up the day after the election, might have been the same night to be honest with you. maybe one minute. and he said i'd like to put together a group, world class heeders that's what he has done so good job, steve. a couple of things happened this morning. 227,000 jobs, great spirit in the country right now. so we're very happy about that. think that it's going to continue big league. we are bringing back jobs and bringing down your taxes and getting read of r

this is by my man, gore. >> gore verbinski. he directed "the ring." unbelievable, it's -- gore verbinski. >> yeah. he's awesome. >> jimmy: you can't mess with that guy. [ cheers and applause ] and the premise of it is, you're just thinking you're going to, like, this wellness spa. >> yeah, that's it. i work for this wall street money firm. it's in turmoil. the ceo of the company has gone missing. he's gone to this spa in the swiss alps, and he hasn't gone back. so i'm sent to go to the alps, fetch him. but the spa ends up being a a place that no one ever leaves. and it's really wild, crazy sinister place and it sets me on a crazy, wild adventure. >> jimmy: it's just good. it's a really original thriller. i love it. we have a clip. here's dane dehaan in "a cure for wellness." take a look at this. >> mr. lockhart. every time i turn around you are somewhere you're not supposed to be. >> again, i'm lost. i'm just surely somebody went back to my room. >> what? this is a restricted floor. there are signs everywhere, surely you didn't just wander down here b

we have so many great women leaders around the table today, and woo gore going to go through your names because many of you know, some of you i don't. i want to find out all about you. women, as you know and i can say that from my past life, i had so many women executives who were phenomenal. phenomenal. and really helped me a great deal in business, so that is really fantastic. tremendously important role women in our economy. women are the primary source of income in 40% of american households and households with children under the age of 18. in order to create economic growth and lots of very good well-paying jobs, we must ensure that our economy is a place where women can work and thrive. i think that's happening in the united states much more so and ivanka is very much involved in this, and i appreciate your being involved in it. i know, justin, in canada it's happening. that's very important. we need college people, women in the work force and to address the unique barriers faced by female entrepreneurs and they are unique. we need to make it easier for women to manage the demands

they said george gore such must prejudge legal issues that could come before him. like whether the the president's executive order on vetting is constitutional. this is clearly an effort to get judge neil grosuch to prejudge on a matter that could be the federal courts, but to but to prejudge on a matter that is in the federal courts right now. right now. senator schumer is not a lot of money to replace the ginsburgag standard with the new double s standard. this college who serves on the judiciary committee also understands the judge neil grosuch with the supreme court nominees has some specialal obligation, some special views obligation to give views on specific issues. without what justice soto meyer noted was so important.ear under the colleague's approach there's no need to preview the record in the case, no need to do legal research, no need to have the best arguments of eacha side, no need to deliberate with your colleagues on the bench, nope. just give a try by legal conclusion on a complicated matter of constitutional law.bot now, mr. president let's be cl

overnight, president trump announced his nominee neil gore is such.epublicans from little are cheering the pick. gorsuch is best known for the hobby lobby decision that companies avoid paying for contraception citing religious objectives. he's only 49 years old. that could tip the balance of the court for decades after president trump leaves office. >> democrats are saying, wait a minute, they're seething over the fact that republicans even refused to consider president obama's nominee for over a year. no hearing, no nothing. calling it a stolen seat and pledging their opposition. judge gorsuch calling it outside the mainstream. both the president and justice gorsuch knows they're in for a tough fight. >> as this process moves to the senate i look forward to speaking to members from both sides of the isle. answering their questions and hearing their concerns. >> i only hope that both democrats and republicans can come together, for once, for the good of the country. >> again, democrats say there's irony here, then trump was saying to republicans not t

said they failed to follow earlier precedents and voted politics in bush versus gore rather than the law. i was pretty darn tough. and i was actually indicted in italy about ten years ago -- >> where is this going? >> for attacking a judge who freed terrorist. >> verbally, not physically. >> sitting in cambridge interviewed by the newspaper. i said judge written a magna carta for terrorism, next thing i knew she charged me with criminal defamation, and presented myself in italy with hands like this, please have a trial, i want to defend myself. of course never did. in many countries can be arrested for criticizing judges. >> that's the story you tell over beer alan, thank you. interesting story. nia, this is the first run-in with the checks and balances system. how difficult will it be for a former real estate mogul, used to calling all the shots having to deal with this. >> i think it's new for him. think about the trump organization, pretty tiny organization, 22,000 employees or so compared to the federal government. head of this federal government with so much bureaucracy and agen

al gore, who was also an apple board, garnering $30 million. he had $230,000.n tim cook takes the stage here, you expect him to field questions on a range of issues. from trade to issues. we'll bring the headlines once they cross. >> josh, thank you very much for that. about the wall street journal reports, the iphone is going to have a curved flexible display. it is not just record highs but it is now the top down component of the year. they are arguing that asps are going to start to move. >> yeah, it is the highest percentage in two years. they continue to show they can move iphones and move their business businesses. when you put those two things together, they're one of the highest valued companies in the world. >> josh, what is amazing here is that investor attitudes seem to change or run hot and cold more rapidly than the fundamental story does. so when everyone just discovers everything is going well, and the services business is great, but not that much is different from what you could have said a year ago here. so people are waking up to what has been

sebastian gore to, give a warm seatback welcom welcome. and applause] i forgot to mention you on the list. i must be doing something right. >> you wrote a book i forget the exact title, how did the feet ice is? >> defeating, the winnable war. >> sean: i wed the book, here we have, let's look at america alone. this goes to the issue of extreme betting, chattanooga, pulls nightclub orlando, boston bombing, san bernardino, fort hood, donald trump was right about sweden. you see the impact, radical islamic terrorism, isn't it unbelievable are less president couldn't say it? i ask you how is this war winnable when the fbi tells us there are thousand ongoing investigations in america in all 50 states. >> the only win the mike way you can win any war is when you're allowed to talk truthfully about to the is. imagine if you're ready to store the next on the beaches of normandy and you say is your m1 ready are you squared away, are you lace is tight, you're ready. oh, by the way, when you hit the beachheads, just remember, don't say the word becaus

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. >> lets go back to the bush gore election. it was down to a few hundred votes. but the destination of one of america's great corporations was at stake, microsoft. there was talk about the company being broken up under antitrust. that might have happened if they spoke up. >> reporter: he said history tells the story about how speaking out against the white house can have lasting effects on a company or even an industry. >> john rockefeller made it known how he felt about roosevelt. then the federal government broke his empire up. >> reporter: the goes back to the bible. with the position of wealth and power comes great responsibility. >>> coming up, it's official. yahoo is being bought by verizon but the deal will be less than expected. >> plus a shoot out that killed an innocent mother from northern california >> we have more coming up on ktvu news after the break . >>> verizon will get a discount in its deal to buy yahoo because of two big data breaches that raised concerns about the company's value. the deal is expected to close between april and june, it will

chris: so neil gore -- neil gorsuch was wrong? >> i have my opinions, and judge gorsuch had his comments misinterpreted by senator blumenthal who, as we all know be, has profound credibility issues. chris: wait, wait. first of all, on the question of his saying that he found these remarks disheartening and demoralizing, it wasn't -- >> that's different than saying -- chris: wait a minute -- >> that's different than saying you can't criticize a judge. i don't think judge gorsuch would say you can't criticize -- chris: no, he said these comments were disheartening and demoralizing. he said it not only to senator blumenthal, he said it to ben sass, a republican. >> kelly ayotte put out a statement, that is not what she said he said. what we do know is senator blumenthal -- we all know his vietnam scandal, how much he has a credibility problem. it's a serious problem. that's what should be the focus of this conversation, the degree to which that senator has a serious credibility issue. but not to get off track here because we're going

if he doesn't bring it before the entire supreme court, without neil gore said it would be a possible 4-4 split in the risk for the administration, what would you advise? >> my advice would be twofold, the statute that gives the president not even discussed. like it doesn't exist, number one that there is a fundamental flaw in the opinion, to answer the question on what you do next. if i was advising the president, i would look at two options here, we issued the executive order to exempt green card holders and visas because they're not taking the ninth circuit rest is holding on the fact that the white house counsel directive is nonbinding so fix that if you need to. they've got to read litigated, you would still lose before this ninth circuit court of appeals but everybody loses that's on the right side in front of the ninth circuit court of appeals and you end up at the supreme court at that point, at that point you win 8-0. the risk right now if justice kennedy gets the petition of the stay, he could probably refer to the entire court, a 4-4 is a tie, a tie is a loss. there's only

. >> that bullfighting, check it out, right about here when the bull turns and he gores and throws himou see that other bullfighters to come in and distract the bull and you think they're going to drag him out and go check out, no, no, i am going to finish this. >> a lot of people do. no word on what happened after the video ended. but, he definitely attempted to finish this bullfight. >> over to mexico where a celebration calls the loyalty mark is taken place. even on this cadet right here. >> oh, he locked his knees. >> right on! >> that cadet fainted and he does not put his hands in front of him. >> well, he's unconscious. >> reports are saying that he did that intentionally and he kept that poles because he does not want to break form. >> man, i am not going believe that one. >> i think the human instinct to put your hands out and break your fall is a little stronger than want to stay in formation. >> even the president of mexico weighed in and saying falling like this is falling with bravery and it is an honorable way falling. he suffers a minor brain injury and a broken tooth and

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. >> loosing countless spin outs and -- >> in 2006, al gore told us that in 15 years new york would bederwater. could he have been right? the horror. what he got? >> forget the exotic locales like the amazon rain forest where the melting polar ice cast. climate climate change can be felt that the very average level at the jersey shore. >> close enough. >> what filmmaker dan shows us in his new documentary called bad -- is that the town of seabright may be disappearing before her eyes, but you would barely notice it unless there's a major storm or hurricane. if, and doing the documentary base looking at sea level and climate change scientist that i could disappear in the next 50 to 100 years. i caught up with dan at the beach and seabright. >> after i graduate i have footage in a thought i was a really great story. i should finish it. >> so people now are saying seabright shouldn't exist. >> it's not about pointing fingers or debated. it's more than that. figuring out what we do know knowing that climate change is happening. >> and then i'd just uncovered this was a huge deal that a lot

i think you go back to bush/gore, you see it. they are cultural, demographic and regional. but, i think donald trump exploited that division in a way we have not seen in national political leader. the trump style, you see this, he put as message out there, especially through twitter and antagonizes one side of the divide. it riles them up, gets them out in the street, calling him all sorts of things, going over the top in response. on the other side of the divide, there's a reaction to the reaction. you have two tribes reacting to each other. each one is escalating the response, its rhetoric. donald trump is feeding the message in there. i have not seen a major national politician to do to this extend. >> can i say someone that set the records for lying is not a good communique tor. he's great to the base. when you are as dishonest as he is, that is not being a good communique tor. he's good to the people who want to hear his message. he's done nothing to convince someone on the fence. >> michael? i know you are upset he won. >> stop saying you guys. it's not about you guys

she falls off a cliff and gored by a rhino while trying to save the environment. another crowd pleaser, justin bieber in t-mobile's ad. he was dressed in a suit and tie appeared with super bowl champion rob gronkowski and terrell owens it ties in unlimited moves to the provider's unlimited data package. >>> raider nation trying to keep the team in oakland. kpix 5's christin ayers on the new message the fans are sending. >> reporter: okay. we might as well be in the black hole tonight. these are the most die hard raiders fans, they are here to watch the super bowl, and also to sends the nfl and the raiders ownership a clear message. >> raiders. >> raiders. >> reporter: looks like any other super bowl celebration but this is a party with a purpose. forever oakland made up of oakland raiders supporters in silver and black. have a message. they are shooting a public service announcement aimed that national football league. he wants the video and the message to go viral. >> our message today is let the national football league know we are behind you, behind the efforts

. >> anthony gore thinks most will be totaled. >> a lot of these cars are going to have so much damage to the electrical systems that they'll to replace the car's computers and other electrical components. some maybe saved if you know how. >> you want to drain the oil from it, pull the filter off of it. it would be a good idea to remove the spark plugs and put new oil in the engine and turn it over without spark plugs in it in casey anthony water is inside the engine. that'll just suck whatever water and other debris further into your engine and it is more likely to do more damage. >> the city has contracted with three towing companies and halling vehicles that were flooded to savage yard. >> we have posted a link to the website with more information as well as ways to help them. go to nbcbayarea.com and click on howfá to help san jose flood victims. >>> a baby boy attacked by the family dog. the baby is at the children's hospital in oakland. the attack happened in concord with the boy's mother just steps away. the dog is dead and the boy is recovering. nbc's bay area jean elle is join

gore is one of the voices advocating prison reform.r, she shot and killed a man. >> i'll never forget. there's constant reminders. >> reporter: today he says he's filled with remorse of the two decades he spent in prison, his nearly seven years in solitary were akin to torture. >> it was by far, the most barbaric experience i've ever encountered in my life. the smell of and urine and despair and hopelessness. >> reporter: he said this letter from his son was a ray of light in the darkness. >> i pray and pray one day my prayer will come true, and we'll be together for life. >> reporter: now a best-selling author, he says prisons are filmed with young black men. a point the film echoes. >> the system cannot exist if everyone decides to go to trial. >> if everybody insisted on a trial, the whole system would shut down. >> what typically happens, the prosecutor says, you can make a deal and we'll give you three years, or you can go to trial and we' get you 30. you want to take that chance? feel free. >> nobody in the hood goes to trial. >>

. >> lot of people as we said have off tomorrow and again we want to know how things are looking gore forward. >> we're looking good actually. tomorrow will be cooler than asked. i don't think anybody will explain because we actually have been some 20 to 25 warmer than seasonal average and we're supposed to be in the 40 s. you know what we've been right now 58 in d.c. an we have west north westerly wind and winds light and gusty winds today and look at the high's for today all three airports, upper 60 s. low 70s that was pretty much across the board at all our neighborhoods. it was really very pleasant. here's a look at the current temperatures elsewhere. 49 mannasas this hour and 54 gaithersburg and cooler culpeper 4. 54 frederick and 50 annapolis and 28 in the south. wind light. now sustained winds from to 1 miles an hour and we had northwesterly flee which is cooler today and air temperature-wise than it was yesterday. >> 46 for overnight low tonight partly cloudy quiz and lights runs form west and not bad and temperatures staying above average when we get in the 7 day forecast. i

neil gore such. >> several announced opposition within minutes of his nomination.ow they are even threatening to use a filibuster procedure in the senate. >> an act that the vice president called unprecedented , and un watched. >> never before in the history of our country, has associate justice nominee to the supreme court faced successful filibuster. and judge neil m gorsuch should not be the first. >> back outside, market street , was temporarily shutdown, as protesters peacefully marched, midday traffic coupled with the movement of the vice president 's motorcade. one scene both defense and his advosaries shared appreciation for our nation's founding principals that took course here in philadelphia. >> (protesting). >> for anybody can be anybody. because of the system of lib earth that i we've been trying in the constitution and the founding documents of this nation. >> one democratic senator has already pledged to block the nomination, and said here in philadelphia that gore such has already met with 12 senators on both sides of the aisle hope to meet with all

. >>> well, it didn't take long for senate democrats to react to the gore such nomination. senator minority leader chuck schumer promised to fight tooth and nail and there's a growing chance they'll filibuster the choice. >> john, it does look like there's a fight coming up. >> there is going to be a fight brewing because democrats have to show a couple of things. one, that they're going to pay back the republicans in the senate who delayed barack obama's pick of merrick garland. secondly, democrats are in a mood out in the country. they're in a mood to fight president trump. and so they want to see the senate democrats fight on those grounds. the challenge for senate democrats is with a candidate or nominee who has such sterling credentials, can they find a reason other than the fact that they don't like donald trump because after a while they're going need that and not just want to be totally obstructionist because the situation is different now than it was for barack obama at the end of his second term. >>> ahead on "cbs this morning," more on the gorsuch nomination. we'

gore check turns it over. kenny ago stin owe. flyers lose 2-0.hut out in back-to-back games for the first time in 17 seasons. their last nine games, just 12 total goals. >> yeah. we got to keep it simple. get pucks on net. we're a team that when we score a lot of goals, it's either traffic or rebounds. just go back to keeping physical. >>> good defensively right now but not good offensively. i'm john clark. we're right back. where's frank? it's league night! 'saved money on motorcycle insurance with geico! goin' up the country. bowl without me. frank.' i'm going to get nachos. snack bar's closed. gah! ah, ah ah. ♪ ♪ i'm goin' up the country, baby don't you wanna go? ♪ ♪ i'm goin' up the country, baby don't you wanna go? ♪ geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. ♪ ♪ with simply right checking from santander bank, just make one deposit, withdrawal, transfer, or payment each month to waive the monthly fee. and there's no minimum balance. you're alright with simply right checking from santander bank. ♪ are you feeling alright, baby? ♪ >>> pret

the views and opinions of this of, including those of gore such himself, could throw up a few surprises. in 2003, conservativive judge anthony kennedy voted to legalize sodomy and to legalize the rights of women to abortion. >> in france, the conservative cabinet is struggling to save his presidential bid after revelations he employed his wife and children, paying them up to one million euros while he was prime minister. that is not illegal, but his wife is accused of barely working to earn her salary. vanished,as all but but he insists he is staying in the race. -- a motel you on having a good time, but i will tell you i have decided to be a candidate in the presidential election and when you decide to be a candidate in the presidential election, you cannot complain abouout the severity of the attacks. they are unfortunately part of our democratic system and we have to confront them. there is one thing i can tell you -- i will fight them until the end. >> despite that appeal to members of his party, one of them broke ranks to say it is time to consider an alternative candidate. >> the

. >> i mean, al gore invented the internet. >> right. >> i mean, it had to be bill and hilary. >> yeah. >> $7,000. >> all right. >> all right, darren, you're on a roll. >> yeah. let's keep it going. >> chance to get to five figures with a $10,000 question right here. [dramatic musical flourish] ♪ "seventeen" magazine recently ranked what author's film adaptation on its "cry-o-meter," with "a walk to remember" topping the list as a "full-on-ugly-cry"? >> [chuckles softly] so i'm familiar with this person's work. uh, my wife, uh, is a big fan of "the notebook." so i am pretty confident that the answer to this is b, nicholas sparks. final answer. >> i mean, that's the--the bible of ugly-cry movies right there. >> right, yeah, yeah. >> gets me every time. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> you got it, nicholas sparks. >> that's what a pocket square's for. >> i'm gonna cry right now just thinking about it. $10,000, darren. you're playing a good game, man. >> thank you, thank you. >> when we come back, he's just 3 away from that $50,000. we'll be back. [dramatic music] ♪ well done. >> thank you

some of the districts are bank gore union elementary. and gridley union mid and oroville and we have a full list of closures on the website at cbssf.com. >> the dam was built back in 1968 to prevent the devastating flooding they saw when a levee preached in 1955. governor jerry brown issued this statement for southern counties. i have been in close contact with emergency personnel managing the situation and it is clear, the circumstances are complex and rapidly changing. he went on to say the state is directing all necessary personnel and resources to deal with the very serious situation. >> emergency operation center is open near sacramento. >> they are monitoring the spillway and provide assistance and if this does feel and koes is working with agencies around the state to coordinate the response and evacuations and potential aid. they will continue to monitor the oroville dam and find the latest on the website at cbssf.com. >> several homes have to be demolished. congress woman anna got a look at what needs to be repaired on the penin

airy tonight police say a couple of cars collided at stenton avenue and gore gus lane fresco user marvinideo as firemen blocked part of the road to help the people involved. the crash happened around 7:00 tonight. thankfully no one was hurt and we still don't know why those two cars crashed. in burlington county, students got together for a good cause in the marlton elementary school cafeteria. 50 volunteers made blankets that are going to be donated to cancer patients. marlton elementary and cherokee high school both participating in the event. the non-profit cozy for chemo will distribute the blankets to help the chemo patients warm. >> when you see news happening take out your phone and shoot it and use our fresco app to send it to our newsroom. >> in michigan a mom is considering taking legal action after young daughter got hurt at the actual e cheese. three-year-old abigail was attending a party when she bent down to grab some tickets from a machine. her mom says the machine caught a piece of her hair suck it right in. she says she looked for a switch to turn off the machine confine