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gre running out. for the win! we go to overtime. the extra session belonged to bcu. justin tillman put the game away emphatically. all right. so that will do it for that segment of sports. they had a difficult game in lacrosse with the top ranked terps teague syracuse. we'll to go some high school action now. there were some state tournament games and some finals. right now. high school hoops. 3a final, baltimore polytech against potomac. that will wrap it up for this segment of sports here. back to you. >> all right. thank you so very much. >>> this evening we have your first look at the snowfall totals that we are anticipating for the coming week. notice how 95 is right only line between two to five inches and five to ten inches. so washington, xanld rhea. prince george's as well, montgomery, frederick the counties, the heavy hitters. five to ten inches. maybe even a little more. here's the commute outlook. into tuesday, not good. >> thanks for joining us. we'll see you at 11:00. had . >>> on this saturday night, white house intruder. the suspect now in custody aft

. >>> we mourn the loss of dallas gre green. he led the phillies to the first world tile in the 1980s. he spent more decades. he first joined the franchise in 1955 as a pitcher. worked his way through the franchise and became a manager. the guy that pushed the 1980 team to its full potential. reaction to his death is far and wide. we go go to edited. the baseball world lost a giant r giant, dallas was a hell of a guy and a great leader. brought the championship to philadelphia i'll always love dallas green. dick allen rights sad to learn about dallas green, i'm going to miss my team mate and friend. cameron rupp on twitter. wow just heard about the one of the best ever. you will be missed. green was 82 years old. >>> switching gears. it's it's official joel embiid will have surgery on his torn meniscus. he injured himself after seeing a multitude of doctors and specialists, the team finally made the call. more info days to come. sixers visiting the thunder, russell westbrook is amazing. first quarter, the driver, the float is go

over 31 million views on facebook and posted by tattoo design art studio andre which is based in you a gre♪ >> sibile, you are chasing a story. one of the favorite stories in a while. how about new york pizza. what do you got into the famous pizza chain in new york is actually bringing new york pizza to gaun na in africa. to make sure it tastes he is exactly like it does here, they are also shipping the secret ingredients of new york city's tap water. i chased this pizza store that was established in 1986 bay family's immigrants from albania and want to live the american dream and became hugely successful of. i caught up with dan isaac who has the ambitious plan which he is implementing to bring new york city pizza to gaun. >> why? why is it so important? >> because that, that is why new york city pizza is the best in the world, that is why the bagels the best in the world. has to do with the water. i am purist. i want the people in to have the same pizza as he do here in morning. >> that is what makes new york pizza great. it is the tap water. we resource the water from the reservoir ther

. >>> we mourn the loss of dallas gre green. he led the phillies to the first world tile in the 1980s. he spent more decades. he first joined the franchise in 1955 as a pitcher. worked his way through the franchise and became a manager. the guy that pushed the 1980 team to its full potential. reaction to his death is far and wide. we go go to edited. the baseball world lost a giant r giant, dallas was a hell of a guy and a great leader. brought the championship to philadelphia i'll always love dallas green. dick allen rights sad to learn about dallas green, i'm going to miss my team mate and friend. cameron rupp on twitter. wow just heard about the one of the best ever. you will be missed. green was 82 years old. >>> switching gears. it's it's official joel embiid will have surgery on his torn meniscus. he injured himself after seeing a multitude of doctors and specialists, the team finally made the call. more info days to come. sixers visiting the thunder, russell westbrook is amazing. first quarter, the driver, the float is go

anywhere potential customers con gre grated. pretty soon successfully expanding brand. don't underestimate how much work it takes to put a portion of your store on wheels. >> have to pay for parking permits, you have to pay to get into certain places. make sure there's going to be enough foot traffic there. >> a plus for them, people would not just buy for the convenience. it was the experience. >> even if it was a little accessories, people wanted to buy because they can say i bought this on a fashion truck. >> how cool is that. >> so cool. >> you know, i know people have gone away from brick and mortar. i don't really like to order things online. i still like to try stuff on. >> and touch, feel, see. >> another selling point of this mobile business is that you know, you can take it anywhere. smack parlor has their truck in la right now because it's nicer weather there. people are out and about as opposed to here. >> didn't realize it would be so warm here . >> with gas, it's nice to have them come to you. >> it's happening in other cities we'city cities as well. it's

fishman said it has been the gre greatest experience i could have imagined. having spent so much of my career working to protect the interest of the people of new jersey. i can't think of a greater form of public service. >>> the villanova wildcats know how to keep fans on the edge of their seat >> they went head-to-head with seton hall >> this went down to the wire >> were you have those games back and forth they go in the final seconds. nearly a year ago to the day, the wildcats had their hearts broken in the big east title game. seton hall. the two meet again at the garden in nyc. they swept the pirates. nova trailed by one with 15 seconds left. kris jenkins, no good but there is josh hart. put back and the game high 19 points be nova up by two, pirates looking to tie. angel down low and in close and cannot get it to go. villanova advancing to the title game with a 55-53 win. they will play i believe it's create en in the championship game tomorrow afternoon. >> that was close. he was right there. >> my goodness. >> going to be kicking himself. >> the madn

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fishman said it has been the gre greatest experience i could have imagined. having spent so much of my career working to protect the interest of the people of new jersey. i can't think of a greater form of public service. >>> the villanova wildcats know how to keep fans on the edge of their seat >> they went head-to-head with seton hall >> this went down to the wire >> were you have those games back and forth they go in the final seconds. nearly a year ago to the day, the wildcats had their hearts broken in the big east title game. seton hall. the two meet again at the garden in nyc. they swept the pirates. nova trailed by one with 15 seconds left. kris jenkins, no good but there is josh hart. put back and the game high 19 points be nova up by two, pirates looking to tie. angel down low and in close and cannot get it to go. villanova advancing to the title game with a 55-53 win. they will play i believe it's create en in the championship game tomorrow afternoon. >> that was close. he was right there. >> my goodness. >> going to be kicking himself. >> the madn

president, when i was director of the oregon grape yeifers, when i saw -- gre panthers, when i saw was older people walking every single week on an economic tightrope, balancing those food bills against the medical bills and the medical bills against the rent bills. and they just could not keep up. through all of their funds, they burned through their modest savings, so when it is time to pay for nursing home care, they have to turn to medicaid. today in america, the medicaid is ang home benefit guarantee that those vulnerable older people, the people walking on that economic tightrope, that they are going to be taken care of. medicaid breaks the nursing home guarantee. and it goes even further than that. states, minus one, worked hard to get more care choices to seniors as well as those with disabilities. maybe instead of living in a nursing home or institution, they would rather be in the community. maybe they would rather live at home where they are most comfortable. trumpcare could mean those home and community-based choices could disappear as well. so, what we are talking about, m

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when you are down that much and come back to win the way we did, you have to have some type of gre greatness. >>> the stanford women's basketball game is in dallas for final four. >>> gamecocks have won nine straight games thanks to the player of the year candidate, asia wilson named after steely dan's classic song, "asia." the 6'5" junior is averaging -- >> one of the best players in the nation and i'm looking forward to mat matchup and definitely will need help from my teammates but i think we can take on the challenge. >> it's not toes get here and we're fortunate to be here this year. it's harder and sometimes you need the right matchup or make a big play. we're real excited to be back. >> the first major game got under way in california. michelle wie did pretty well, 4 under par at 68 and tied for second when play was stopped because of high winds. holding her own with wei was her playing partner 14-year-old lucy lee wi lee. >>> the oilers lead 2-1 and begin tied for second place in the pacific division. >> fun to have the bay bridge game back and it's always a fun time. >>> join us at

when you are down that much and come back to win the way we did, you have to have some type of gre greatness. >>> the stanford women's basketball game is in dallas for final four. >>> gamecocks have won nine straight games thanks to the player of the year candidate, asia wilson named after steely dan's classic song, "asia." the 6'5" junior is average >> one of the best players in the nation and i'm looking forward to mat matchup and definitely will need help from my teammates but i think we can take on the challenge. >> it's not toes get here and we're fortunate to be here this year. it's harder and sometimes you need the right matchup or make a big play. we're real excited to be back. >> the first major game g g under way in california. michelle wie did pretty well, 4 under par at 68 and tied for second when play was stopped because of high winds. holding her own with wei was her playing partner 14-year-old lucy lee wi lee. >>> the oilers lead 2-1 and begin tied for second place in the pacific division. >> fun to have the bay bridge game back and it's always a fun time. >>> join us at 9:00

. >> tammy bruce, and eric shiver, always gre to see you, next up reports of veterans affair hospitalveral states, refusing to put up pictures of president trump and secretary shulkin, coming up, we have a former marine who confronted a hospital about that. we want to hear that story. >> also backlash against political correctness continues. new country music video slamming liberal snow flakes, now going viral. we have one of creators, behind that video. and tv host, is joining us next, don't go away. ♪ i've got friends in safe spaces, if you don't go with us, then you must be racist. ent strategy the same way to create a financial plan built to last from generation to generation. we'll listen. we'll talk. we'll plan. baird. i use what's already inside me to reach my goals. so i liked when my doctor told me i may reach my blood sugar and a1c goals by activating what's within me with once-weekly trulicity. trulicity is not insulin. it helps activate my body to do what it's supposed to do release its own insulin. trulicity responds when my blood sugar rises. i take it once a week, and i

i was a young girl trying to grow her confidence and gre professionally and personally and so i found wanting an outlet to get my ideas out there. and so i created that account. and i tweeted about politics. i tweeted about the 2012 election. and i also talked about, you know, the highs and lows of being a young conservative woman on campus. and it really resonated with a lot of women. we grew our social media very quickly. and we found we were hitting a niche of girls that felt like their views were not being represented on college campuses. women's centers were not representing them because they were conservative. and i see that there's so much, you know, hatred and unacceptance of conservatives, all conservatives but especially conservative women. here at future female leaders we have a motto that says being a conservative woman can be hard but we try to make it easier. so i'm so excited to talk to you guys today about what we're doing on college campuses to bring a platform to conservative women and conservatives all across all identities. >> thank you, amanda. our final panelist,

. >> these are live pictures from chopper 4 over the scene in gre witnesses inside that movie theater said they saw the suspect running. the theater has been evacuated. tracee wilkins is at the scene gathering new information about what's going on there. >>> you teach your children what to do in an emergency and you pray they remember. >> a mother in new jersey swears she's only alive today because andrea thomas klein speaks with a pretty brave 7-year-old. >> i was so nervous and scared. >> reporter: the 7-year-old kept his cool when his mother motioned to him to get her phone and call 911 because she couldn't breathe. >> 911, where is your emergency? >> my mommy can't breathe. >> reporter: rocco stayed on the phone were a dispatcher for nearly nine minutes. >> your name? >> rocco. >> how old are you? >> i'm 7. >> is that your mom coughing in the background? >> yeah. >> reporter: rocco stayed calm and answered questions from that dispatcher until first responders made it to their home. >> she's sitting down and coughing and not really breathing a lot. >> okay. but is she kind of awake

we're going to have tough decisions, a lot the rost great impression and some on the roster that make gressions. it will be interesting >> jack is back with me. talking sixers, joel embiid finally had knee surgery. almost two months after theed t. just seems odd to re really blay that sports science department around there and time said list isn't working. when -- that was f meniscus, th options at that point. there's two options any timehap. initially brian company angelo was correct. option t corrected. s into the going to go away. i don't know where the third option came. wait two months and then have -- the timing of this, that affected this year and it's now going to affect next year, that two-month delay will affect 97ingly affect two seasons. terrible decision. too many, sports science department is pushing around too many people >> is that what it is? seems like they're making bad decisions over and over and over again. i don't even know how you correct all of this. >> the owa correct it is win games. you don't have players to win the games. brett brown >> how bad do you feel for

the on a plymouth rate fell -- the unemployment rate fell to 4.7% and gre wages grew. bill gross joined bloomberg tv and radio with his take on the numbers. >> it was a bad report, trump would certainly dismiss it. since it is a good report, i'm sure he will take credit for it. numbers,these types of 240,000 jobs created will continue is a bit of a stretch to my way of thinking. the economy itself was only growing at 1.2% according to the atlanta now forecast. if all is paltry quarter before -- it follows a paltry quarter before. the jobs appear to be here and wages are moving ahead easily, so all of those are good for the future. but we shall see. it is a situation where productivity determines growth. trump is yet to put forth plans for productivity. tom: help us with the managing of money and linking it to our day-to-day lives. do we assume a federal reserve that will be in some form, one or two or three and done, or do you look at this as a measured greenspan-like move of a mini set a rising interest rates? mini set. it is a i think the fed already central bank has

a gre a line of showers coming into the panhandle of west virginia. then east of the blue ridge by around maybe midnight or so. after midnight, that's when we'll get a few scattered showers in these areas in green. those will be coming through after midnight. the metro area and heading off north and east. some of the pavement looks like it may be a little damp for the morning commute tomorrow. we ought to stay dry most of monday. temperatures staying in the 50s all afternoon. a little breezy too. a little bit of a wind coming out of the east. sprinkles and in the mid-50s. tomorrow, dry roads at noontime. rebounding into wathe upper 60s. low 70s to mid-70s on monday afternoon. then tuesday, rain showers likely but still mild. drying out on wednesday and thursday. chance of moderate to heavy rain friday. then dry and cool next weekend with some sun back. >> thank you so much, tom. >>> it can survive the t from everyone else. how underground bunkers are getting a major upgrade far beyond t basics. he announcer: while everyone discusses the future of heal

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the pilot program is an effort to expand access to the school because the gre is more commonly used globallynews update" this hour. back downtown to you, carl. >> all right, sue. thank you. sue herera. >>> we are awaiting some comments from house speaker ryan, holding a news conference in about ten minutes, of course, on the gop plan to repeal and replace obamacare. that's going to be front and center. when that happens, we'll bring it to you live. >>> in the meantime, the american health care act dividing members like the aarp, the american hospital association and the american medical association against the proposal. what do insurers think of the new health care plan? jonathan bush is co-founder and ceo of athenahealth, joining us again. great to see you. good morning. >> good morning, carl, not an insurer. that's aetna on a different day. athenahealth certainly has an opinion. thanks for having me. >> good to have you, jonathan. what's your opinion? >> one of the things that's worth noting is a lot of this debate uses the word affordability. and by and large, most of it doesn't actually

we're going to have gre country less and it's going to cost the people less. i mean, how good is that? >> better care, lower costs, everyone covered. that is trump's promise. tomorrow, the independent congressional budget office expected to go public with its assessment on whether the legislation president trump is backing now will meet the promises he made during the campaign. we'll cover it all today. we begin with the top trump lieutenant on health care. the director of the off of management and budget, mick mulvaney. good morning. i want to get a sense of how the president will deal with competing promises. to repeal and replace obamacare. he wants a plan that will help everyone. we'll have insurance for everybody. much less expensive and much better. and during the campaign, he promised no cuts in medicaid. a tweet from may 7, 2015, i was the first and only potential gop candidate to state there will be no cuts to social security, medicare, and medicaid. as you know, so far, the independent analysis shows that 6 to 15 million americans will lose coverage

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