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was dealt, marcus marietta, who spent the last two day years with vegas and the saints re- signed jamison winston. before the nhl trade line, the sharks required this guy from minnesota for jake middleton. components record was 8-12-3 this season. san jose also traded andria cavaleiro now for a draft pick. >>> golf, no masters appearance for phil mickelson. the three-time winner will not play next month when it comes to georgia because he is currently on leave from the game. this after he had made some controversial comments about the saudi arabian government financing and altered golf tour. this will be the first time he has missed the tournament since 1994. ncaa men's best ball tournament hits san francisco this thursday on the women's side, what i bon voyage last night for lexi hall. in the seniors final game, she dropped a career-high 36 points on the kansas jayhawks and stafford turned a close game in the third quarter into a 91-65 route. hall and her twin sister lacey have made an impact on the program. >> right before we ran out, i looked at lexi and i said i'm going to start cryin

we can yell that astronaut may jamison didn't go all that high. but you know what?the work i've done speak for me. well, you have spoken. they're going to accuse you of this and that. heck, in honor of the person who shares your birthday, you might be called a communist, but don't worry, my sister, don't worry. god has got you. and how do i know that? because you're here. and i know what it's taken for you to sit in that seat. >> i'm joined by former senator carol most live braun mosley-br. senator, you have a unique experience. you had a unique -- perhaps you went through some things that people were wondering why did she have to go through that as a freshman senators and not others? and i'm just curious of what your thoughts were as you watched that this week. >> thanks for having me. i jumped the gun on that one. judge jackson is eminently qualified and quite frankly, hers shud should be a bullet-proof nomination. i hate to same the political climate has changed sufficiently that people see this as an opportunity for political theater and to make points with a na

in fact, brian there at the albany restaurant says that the price for a liter and a half of jamison islast year. you can imagine that bottom line being hit very hard. he says i don't want to raise my prices, i love being a community restaurant, but i may have to soon. chris? >> yeah. you can understand why. >>> joining us, republican congressman brian fitzpatrick from pennsylvania, co-chair of the congressional ukraine caucus just back from the poland-ukraine border with a bipartisan delegation. let's talk money first at home. you voted for the bill the house passed last night banning russian oil and energy productings after president biden announced that ban earlier this week. look, polls show the vast majority of american people support that. but when you support that, when you look at the gas price numbers and the inflation numbers, you wonder how long americans can hang in there. what's your thought on that? >> thanks for having me, chris. a small percentage, and this is a reflection of the poll they're referring to, a very small percentage of the bump-up in gas prices has to do wi

dr. jamison will a post doctoral research or university get noble alps in france. sir, thank you so much for explaining to us and i guess reassuring us a little bit in so far as possible, considering the subject. thank you. thank you. now in it's 233 year history, a black woman is never settled the u. s. supreme court, but now it looks like that's about to change senator as have begun confirmation hearings from judge catan g brown, jackson, who was nominated by president joe biden. last month, she has 2 degrees from harvard university and once served as editor of the harvard law review. jackson worked as a law clerk for justice, steven brier, the man that she has meant to replace the 51 year old as being a federal judge for the last 9 years and has been serving on the influential u. s. court of appeals in washington, d. c. since june, if confirmed, she would also only be the 6 that a woman to ever serve on the supreme bench. shebra can see has been following the 1st day of proceedings. when joe biden 1st nominated john jackson, there was a suggestion from some repu

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we can yell as much as we want that astronaut may jamison did not go all that high. but you know what? they got nothing to prove. it says in the bible, "let the work i've done speak for me." well, you have spoken. you started speaking as a little girl, watching that man right there, try to raise a family and study law, while your mama supported everybody. he spoke in high school, when you started distinguishing yourself. you know what you said with a told you you couldn't go to harvard? "watch me." i went to law school. i did not serve on the law review, you did. i did not clerk at every level of court, you did. you served a supreme court justice, widely respected on both sides, which changed you. you left there and went to private practice. you know what you found? this is what you told me. that you had those tough choices that working moms have to make, the demands of a private law firm, raising your kids. it just didn't add up. you went before the senate three times in a partisan manner. god bless america. we don't do that much bipartisan around here. you became a

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jamison innovate who is the deputy commissioner and ceo of the pac 12? thank you for joining us.also the tournament director, which i think is the coolest thing. you know? so this is your tournament. essentially eyes must be pretty cool to watch these kids play. yes i mean, this march madness is special, and you know to be here at chase center and thrive city . we put a bit in this for 2017 with our partners, the wires and sf travel and to see it come to fruition. the way it has today, and the excitement and the energy around the city for what is really one of the greatest sporting events in the world. we couldn't be more excited. so you put a bit in and i always wanted to know. how do they decide who gets these tournaments? what are the reasons why it's been so successful here in san francisco? yeah, we're really fortunate. you know, san francisco has not hosted and ncaa basketball events since 1939 since it was on treasure island, so this is really historic, but i think the key is really a great experience for the student athletes, right? these are college basketball players. i

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yell as loud as we want that beyonce can't sing, we can yell as loud as we want that astronaut may jamison did not go that high. you know what? they've got nothing to prove. as it says in the bible, let the work i've done speak for me. well, you have spoken. you started speaking as a little girl, watching that man right there try to raise a family and study law, while your mama supported everybody. you spoke in high school when you started distinguishing yourself. you know what you said when they told you you couldn't to harvard? "watch me." i went to law school. i didn't serve on the law review, you did. i didn't click at every level of the federal court. you clerked for supreme court justice widely respected on both sides, which shaped you. you went there and he to private practice and you know what you found? this is what you told me, that you had those tough choices that working moms have to make, the demands of a private law firm, raising your kids. it didn't add up. you went before the senate three times in a bipartisan manner -- god bless america, we don't do that much bipartisan ar