james andre joins us in paris. what has come out of it so far? >> we have no information as to what has been decided. the meeting is over. juniorinutes ago, a minister with the interior minister have been walking into this building next to me. that does show the meeting has come to an end. we will hear what decisions have been made shortly. the president was already protestsabout banning yesterday night until 9:00 p.m. they discussed potential scenarios as to where to go next. it is a difficult situation for french authorities. they are being criticized left and right. for him, there had been some problems in the way the situation had been handled. on the other hand, -- will have to be made. vests movement. >> the government was in a difficult place. the government already has given a lot of concessions. that begs the question, what will it take for protesters to be happy? >> it is difficult to tell. things like raising the minimum wage by 100 euros, raising small pensions. in france, there is the price of launch thishas to in the first place. li

-- don't know what the right that's an extract - -- from at that report by romeo long walk and james andre and to check out the full report it'll be broadcast on saturday at nine fifteen pm. paris time. note uk prime minister to resume urge to the european union on friday to make one more push to break the deadlock over breakak such may warned. that the uk will be plunged into crisis if mps reject the withdrawal agreement. of which is set t to take placen not in the house of commons on thursday. the prime minister said no one knows what will happen if our plans is defeated let's take a listen to her speaking earlier in grimsby northeast england [inaudible] next week. members of parliament in westminster. face a crucial choice. whether to back the brexit deal. both rejected. my kids. in the u. k. will leave the european union [inaudible] rejected. and no one knows what will happen. we may not leave the e. u. for many months. we may leave without the protections of the deal provide. we may never leave a whole. the only certainty would be ongoing ununcertainty. most small spent arguing about

our portrait that we just , andred of james delancey another one that we know of painted by henry ben rich possibly around 1781 in a private collection. he was a massachusetts born surgeon who served in the royal navy throughout the war. rarity ofarticular portraits particularly of those who serve in the military during the war makes this painting very special. it,re delighted to have happy to share it with you all today. i'd be happy to answer any questions you have and that afterwards invite you all up to take a look at the painting as well as some manuscripts from our collection that i hold out. we unfortunately don't have any documents, original documents that were written by our james delancey himself, but because his extended important family, we have a variety of documents from the revolutionary war that were written by or about his uncles and cousins who all also participated in loyalist units. so, thank you very much. [applause] anyone have any questions? what happened to the loyalists after the war is a big topic that there's a lot of historians working on right now. i am no

from a 14 point 4th quarter deficit to come within one in the final seconds....but james harden missed a free thrown and andre iguodala pulled down the rebound to secure the win...m-v-p candidate harden put up 29 points, but it was klay thompson leading the way with a game-high 30...and demarcus cousins had the best game of his rebounds, 7 assists, and 2 iso . "we got to remind ourselves that he's still pretty early in the process. i don't know how many games he's played for us....20? we're all learning. me too. i got to learn how to use him better. i thought we used him better tonight. i thought he did a phenomenal job of just getting down on the block and controlling the game down there. it's a good win for us and we've got 15 games left now to continue to figure out how to use everybody. the combinations, all that stuff. this was a good night." the big buzz in college hoops...projected number one overall pick zion williamson is back on the court tonight...the duke star hasn't played since february 20th, when he injured his left knee against rival north carolina...his blue devils lost that game

comes back, chris paul, a little floater, 10.8 seconds left, he gets filed, by andre iguodala, and houston down 1, and jamesarden makes one, misses the second, boogie cousins, exit away, and by the skin of their teeth, 106-104. watch the happy reaction afterwards, a minor injury for kevin durant, he might be back when they play okc come saturday night. >>> over and done with for stanford and cal, the pac-12 tournament in vegas, down go stanford earlier this evening against ucla, the bruins dominate, they were up 14 at halftime, jaylen hands, the stealing the driver the left hand, to seal the deal,, and jalen hill, 10 rebounds, he puts it back down, stanford is out of it, 79-72, as is cal, 56- 51, colorado will move on in the pac-12 tournament. >>> if you know anything about the oakland raiders, they don't like to stay put, no one will accuse them of standing still during the free-agent negotiations, all of the stuff going on, antonio brown giving them a incredible weapon, derek carr in particular, formally introduced as a member of the silver and black, expressing some pretty lofty goals concerning jerry ri

in the aftermath of disasters, all across the world, states.e in the united jose andres recently won an award from the james beard humanitarian of the year. in his speech, he cited clara barton. in his speech he cited that his restaurant was across the street she lived during the civil war. the legacy of barton is still touching us all today, it is millions of people across the world and it's still inspiring others to action so thek you all for opportunity today and i hope you'll come and visit us in washington. [applause] >> fascinating stuff, i love it. any questions, if you would, down to the microphone. if you're not able to come down to the microphone, maybe i can it to you for the question, ok? to step anybody want up? no? no questions today? are you sure? i've got a question for jake. jake, what happened to those 60,000 letters? were they discovered? jake: great question. so the 60,000 letters, most of them did not survive. there are some that barton ownmately keeps for her records in order to -- she wants write a book. she doesn't but many other people use the papers that she aboutted to write books

harden misses free throw 2 of 2 106 - 10... misses free throw james harden shot 104 - 102james harden misses free throw 2 of 2 106 - 10... andrebound 106 - 104 some say antonio brown is the best receiver in the n-f-l...what we know for certain is he's officially an oakland raider. brown arrived at raiders headquarters yesterday...and was introduced today...but the stats speak for themselves...brown put up more than 1,000 yards receiving in each of the last 6 seasons...and led the league in touchdown catches last year...oakland is putting 3- years and more than $50 million dollars into the hope that brown will remain prolific. today, the newest member of the silver and black addressed the local media for the first time. "i bring accountability. i bring actions. so what i say, what i do. how i approach things. holding the guys accountable in the receiving room. developing a pot. challenging guys if they drop a ball.we gonna have a pot, just super accountable." it all starts with accountability. looking forward to seeing brown as a raider...and looking forward to more news after the break. [music playing] (sashimi)