evacuate he did the same thing during the thomas fire taking over the business after his father john patrick who passed in two thousand and sixteen prayed says he feels it's his duty to give back to the community who so dearly loved his father these are our people we've got forty three year history. with all the families you know with all the children braid says he's fortunate local stores like trader joe's are donating food and supplies but the lack of business is hurting everyone now just as it did back in december when the thomas fire hit after that thomas fire. we lost a week and a half a business this business bank account got down to seven hundred dollars that's scary right and to help his fellow businesses and residents out he's in the process of putting together a nonprofit to help rebuild want to see joe and i was sworn in. the day that the disaster happened santa barbara mera kathy morello says her first day on the job was one she'll never forget photographs and even video cannot tell the story she says committees were working on ways to help their economy bounce back from the thom

evacuate he did the same thing during the thomas fire taking over the business after his father john patrick who passed in two thousand and sixteen parade says he feels it's his duty to give back to the community who so dearly loved his father these are our people we've got forty three year history. with all the families you know with all the children braid says he's fortunate local stores like trader joe's are donating food and supplies but the lack of business is hurting everyone now just as it did back in december when the thomas fire hit after that thomas fire. we lost a week and a half of business this business back account got down to seven hundred dollars that's scary right and to help his fellow businesses and residents out and he's in the process of putting together a nonprofit to help rebuild want to see joe and i was sworn in. the day that the disaster happened santa barbara merrick happy morello says her first day on the job was one she'll never forget photographs and even video cannot tell the story she says committees were working on ways to help their economy bounce back from

john: patrick, when talk about the nfl and lack of viewership, a lot has to do with things like red zonein the counted as far as viewers, social media, hurt sports center, they right for peak of the bubble in sports tame. in sports, going toward people talk about sports writes, coming down, you have amazon and facebook stepping into the mix with apple do you see them step in addition to become major players nfl and college football? >> it is possible, they have stepped up last couple of years on "thursday night football" with that as a experiment. we'll see. i have to echo what chad said, i think that reason why you have seen ratings fall in nfl is because of changing viewing habits of consumers, a couple statistics to share. now that season, regular season is over. you know nbc,18 million viewer sunday night on "monday night football," about 11 million. that is lowest they have seen in 10 years, but that being said, you still 30% higher than best television show out there of "big bang theory" 40% higher than ncis. so point is, all ratings are down not just sports, you see this throughou

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patrick ewing, george -- chris mullen, st. john'sh of sorts, 33 years in the making back at madison square garden. a few players turn coaches led their teams to a back and forth matchup. first time back at msg against his old rival chris mullen. the second half tied at 57. back inside to jesse. he's still able to drain the shot. he's fouled. it's a three-point play puching the hoyas up three. just inside and takes advantage. cuts inside and up and under. a beauty here. 16 points for john's back at 64 and still tied. time winding down. making things happen. knocking down the trey. puts georgetown up for good. 18 points forgo van. they beat st. john's. >>> tony bennett and the cavaliers hosting syracuse. picking it up in the second half. four-point game. pass over to hall. buries the three. 13 for him and cavs up 7. later, though, in the half. a uva lead. down to kyle guy in the corner. 22 points for him. virginia starting to pull away. virginia wins of the season' on the only bed that adjusts on both sides to your ideal comfort, sleep

john's church. >> i know many people have their textbooks out right now. ever heard of a guy named patrick henry when he made the famous speech give me liberty or give me death which is a precursor to the revolutionary war. >> so when you go through richmond, you're kind of walking among history and these modern shops. how do you make sure that you keep that nod to history alive while still advancing the city? >> this is about tourism. what attracts people to your city and i think one of the most attractive things. not only do we have great historic features. we have a great river that runs through the city, more rapids. but it's what keeps people coming back and coming back. and if history brings people here initially, then they can also partake in our restaurants, in the great museums we have. >> now, what are we coming up on. >> this is libby hill right here. this is the view. williamberg came to -- one of the settler's of richmond came up here and saw the bend around the river right here. and he tds reminded him of richmond hill, the river times near london and that's how we got the na

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patrick: a lot of what we heard from secretary mattis, general dunford, john mccain. it is the line they repeat because it's the line they believe that the cr's are going to affect training and maintenance. they have deleterious effects on the military that manifest worse -- that general mattis said is worse than any but right now what than any enemy could impose on the force. something that clearly senator inhoff wants to find a solution to senator cornyn saying that we're going to have maybe two more crs, it doesn't look like it's going anywhere soon. greta: joe, behind-the-scenes you've had people negotiating a long-term spending bill for the military. but what is at the heart of those discussions? because the senator kept referring to budget caps. we have to lift the budget caps. joe: so the ndaa, which is the defense policy bill that's produced by the senate armed services committee called for roughly $700 billion for defense. that exceeds the budget caps set into law by the budget control act. and as senator inhoff referenced, democrats have pressed for parity o

john's church, tell me about that spot. >> i know many people who have their textbooks out right now. ever hear of a guy named patrick henry when he gave the famous speech give me liberty or give me death, which was a prerun tort revolutionary war. >> it happened right here. you still preserved the church. when you go through richmond you're walk among history next to these modern restaurants and shops. how do you make sure that you keep that mod nod to history al while advancing the city. >> this is about tourism, what attracts people to your city. i think one of the most attractive things, not only do we have great historic features, but we also have a great river that runs through the city as well, rapids, but the history is what keeps people coming back and coming back and coming back. if history brings people here initially, then they can also partake in our restaurants, they kls partake in the great museums we have. they can see so many things. >> what are we coming up on? i see there's like a statue. >> this is libby hill right here. this is the view williamburg came to one of the settlers of richmond came up

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john has a lot of facts in question about it. >> so patrick healy our friend rod brownstein looks beyond hillary clinton. let me read you what ron wrote about this. easy to scorn celebrities including hillary clinton but republicans are kidding themselves if they believe it doesn't reflect a broader problem with rising generations that grammy artists voice in a nearly universal conviction that the president is racist or nativist. he is stamping the party. ron saying here look at the bigger picture of what this message is. >> and the cultural left has been very angry at trump and you've seen this particularly at award show after award show. you have women calling out men who have abused or mistreated or sexualized in unfair ways women and they see donald trump as enemy number one in this. with hillary clinton, this is a pretty thin skinned reaction by republicans. donald trump understands good tv. he knows good tv. having hillary clinton up there reading from fire and fury, if you have a sense of humor and you can go with it, it's a pretty funny moment. instead they've decided to attack h

john blackstone, cbs news, san jose. >> glor: there was nothing virtual about this ride. what really happened next. patrick back. but he's got work to do. so he took aleve this morning. if he'd taken tylenol, he'd be stopping for more pills right now. only aleve has the strength to stop tough pain for up to 12 hours with just one pill. tylenol can't do that. aleve. all day strong. all day long. and for pain relief and a good night's rest, try aleve pm for a better am. what are the ingredients is it the places you go? the things you own? or the people that fill it with meaning? for 150 years, generations of families have chosen pacific life for retirement and life insurance solutions. protecting what's most important to you. that's the power of pacific. ask a financial advisor about pacific life. cancer that has spread to other parts of her body.h is breast she's also taking prescription ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor, which is for postmenopausal women with hormone receptor positive her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole was significantly more effecti

patrick shanahan. >> how are you? good. shanahan i would say those 30 : years were a good warm-up act. john, thank you and i will make sure to get a copy of your book on the way out of town here. o. a distinguished guest, ladies , in today'sn dynamic world, strong leadership is more important than ever. i cannot imagine a crowd more into and with the importance of good leadership than this one. this is my first time here but i many of you have been coming to this event for years. diverse leaders from the executive branch, military services, congress, industry our allies and partners, and the media. it is a privilege to speak with you on a topic is vital as national security. am mindful it has been a long and productive day. brief.o keep my remarks d, i alreadyt do interacted with many of you. you are not a passive bunch. full contact sport is definitely not lost on you. [laughter] >> i have had the good fortune to interact with president trump. he has been clear on his .xpectations build a stronger military, take care of our men and women in uniform, and excel in the management of our busin

in 1837, john quincy adams breathed new and threatening life into patrick henry's warnings. then a congressman from massachusetts, adams reversed his earlier opposition to military emancipation and repeatedly declared that, under the war powers clause of the constitution, the federal government could do exactly what patrick henry warned against. emancipate every southern slave and an effort to repel a foreign invasion or suppress a domestic insurrection. war and rebellion nullified the south's claim to confiscation of -- the south's claim to the protection of slave property, or what amounts to the same thing, absolving north of any requirement to protect slavery. war would render the fugitive slave craw's in operative. emancipation became a minor but recurring theme in the wide writings of abolitionists and the speeches of anti-slavery politicians. alongside the political controversy of slaves escaped in wartime, there developed a second source of political conflict over this one caused by the abolition of slavery in the northern states. there had been no fugitive slave clau

patrick baysham, i'm glad we got there in the end! thank you for joining us. tributes have been paid to nasa's longest—serving astronaut, johns one ofjust 12 men who have walked on the moon and went on to command the first space shuttle mission. tim allman has been looking back at his life. file: the commander, john young... if anyone had the right stuff, it wasjohn young. here he is in 1981, preparing for the launch of the first space shuttle. he'd been working for nasa for nearly than 20 years by this point, but when they needed an astronaut for their newest, most daring mission, there was only one choice. john was a fascinating, devoted and passionate, and really fearless man, and just a role model to so many astronauts, including the six people that are up on the space station right now. a life really well lived, and a good friend of mine. file: in the ready room, near launching pad 19, they get into their spacesuits, the final mission briefing behind them. he first flew into space with the gemini mission, smuggling a corned beef sandwich on board as a gift for a fellow astronaut. and then came apollo, where he became on

john's hope tonight's game will feel like old school big east basketball -- excuse me, tomorrow night. patrick chris mullen meeting on the hardwood once again, but this time with clip boards instead of pounding the backboard. ewing and mullen battle it out as stars at georgetown in the '80s. now they meet as head coaches of their alma mater. interesting wrinkle, ewing is beloved in new york w the knicks going to the nba finals and 11-time all star, his jersey hanging up in the rafters at madison square garden where they will play tomorrow night. it is a trip ewing is definitely excited for. >> it's always good to be back here. i've spent a lot, a large part of my life here, you know, running up and down that court, blood, sweat and tears. that's my home. that's my house. >> he might be the first georgetown coach ever there who gets some applause. [ laughter ] >> he liked that one. all right. back to our top story tonight, the national championship game extra special as you heard it, for georgia, doreen gentzler. doreen on the coveted wikipedia page lists the university of georgia. doreen, did

john's reunites that old school grit from the '80s but that's not stopping two head coaches from bringing their a-game. a big east blast from the past tomorrow night. patrickhris mullen battle their entire college careers, then were drafted six picks apart in the nba. now both trading their jerseys in for clipboards. in his first season as head coach in georgetown not worrying about his old rivalry with mullen. >> i'm just worried about going against st. john's the team. you know, chris and i, we're very good friends. but right now all i'm concerned about is trying to get a win. just like him. it's always good to be i've spent a large part of my life here running up and down that court, blood, sweat and tears. i have to tell chris that that's my home, that's my house. >>> college hoops tonight, though, mike brennan and his american eagles hosting army over at bender arena. first half, saeed nelson weaving right between four army players for two of his team-high 15 points. 25-23 lead and not much later the diving save by sam iorio keeps it alive and larry drives for two of his 13. a.u. leads by five at the break. but army comes back. powered by matt wilson.

he didn't say that danica patrick is dating aaron rodgers. i'm gayle king with johnntil midnight eastern, 9:00 pacific to avoid a government shutdown. deadlock threatens the first closure of the government in more than four year, the last one in 2013 lasted 16 days. >> the house passed a bill last night to fund the government through february 16th that includes a six-year extension for c.h.i.p., the children's health insurance program added to gain democratic votes. >> president trump praised house vote and tweeted, now democrats are needed if it is going to pass in the senate. shutdown coming, question mark. the sticking point remains the lack of protection for daca recipient, young immigrants brought to the u.s. illegally as children. nancy cordes is up on capitol hill. nancy, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. so here's where we stand right now. the funding bill did make its way out of the house successfully by and large with republican votes but senate republicans are in a much trickier situation. in order to get 60 votes today, they need the support of at

omey, one of his kids, patrick fitzgerald, he conveniently got appointed after he talked john ashcroft into recusing himself. i'm not -- i'm talking somebody totally independent. that's what we need. where does the d.o.j. go to get its reputation back? it's going to be a long process. and it's going to take truly independent people cleaning up the mess that's been created so that that can happen. we need a reputable department of justice and f.b.i. and it's high time we got one back. yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. under the speaker's announced policy of january 3, 2017, the chair recognizes the gentleman from colorado, mr. perlmutter, for 22 minutes. mr. perlmutter sprk thank you, mr. speaker. -- first mr. perlmutter: thank you, mr. speaker. i'm joined today by jared huffman. eventually i think brendan boyle from philadelphia, home of the new n.f.c. champions, is going to join us. what we're going to talk about is really what are the republicans afraid of? what is it that they're hiding? what do they think is going on with respect to this investigation

patrick shanahan. >> how are you? good. shanahan i would say those 30 : years were a good warm-up act. johnthank you and i will make sure to get a copy of your book on the way out of town here. o. a distinguished guest, ladies and gentlemen

something that no one saw john mentioned early on when they went up 7-0 the air wentz out of the building and then again patrick robinson changed that thing in a hurry. let's show you how this wentz down. can we roll the highlights how we got to 38-7 win in nfc championship game and started on defensive side being down 7-0 and patrick robinson making a play and quarterback case keenum was pressured and a 50 yard return for touchdown weaving way and great block from ronald darby. then in the 2nd quarter, legarrette blount remember he won with with the patriots and gets rematch against his old klun club. they're up 14-7, nick foles to alshon jefferey hung in to 53 yard touchdown and 21-7,al shawn had plenty of badlees back in the day. >> and birds are up 24-7. how about trick ration. how about colory clement to foles, foles, to tori smith, 41 yard touchdown and great drive, determination. you're up 41-7. now in the fourth foles back of the end zone to alshon jefferey. five yard score. 38-7 and you know what that means. he we started to talk about it in the press box and fans wept nuts and doug period are son gets

patrick shanahan at 8 p.m. eastern tonight on c-span. conversation on the legacy of former president bill clinton with former white house chief of staff john podesta. on c-span3 at 8:00, a review of the recent series of naval fleet collisions at sea. >> the second session of the congress officially begins tomorrow. for roundtable discussion on the agenda ahead, we are joined by the staff correspondent with the national journal. us asina peterson is with well from the wall street journal. wall street journal." be agenda is likely to shaped by what happens over the weekend when mitch mcconnell, paul ryan joined the president at camp david for a retreat. what do you know about the topic, the tomorrow. >> it seems like senator mitch mcconnell is trying to convey the realities. his majority has slimmed from 52 to 51 and that will change. they can barely get the tax bill done. they failed on the obamacare repeal. as he told reporters, that changes a lot and when it comes to entitlement reforms, whatever they might be, that is really hard to get any democrats on board. i would expect him to try to convey that. paul ryan has been a big think leade

nd when i think of that i think of patrick henry when someone yelled from the back of the room, if this be treason, make the most of it. a 16-year-old, barbara johns who had to move after discussing the declaration ever independence to question while there was a school that only white kids could attend. we are not there yet. ut to be a more perfect union. and stand te my body up for human beings across the demroshe and china. we still hold these truths to be self-evident, we will not turn a blind eye to forced abortions at lead to child labor policies of a umh number of kids that mirrors the population of the state of ohio. we will not turn a pliped eye and all data indicates that you have and we will not turp a blind eye to the oppression of real depouse minorities whether there are muslims in the west of china. i know this age in the worldwide web, that the people of china flow, you are to my brothers and sisters and you are human beings and you will not be given these rights but by creator and if you have the courage to stand up, understand this, we will support you. thank you, mr. speaker. mr. yoho: i would like tohank the gentleman from from

yoors >> we were founded by patrick kennedy on the left and as well as his son >> we are advised by the top researchers in the country from harvard and other places and john> really stopping a new industry that everyday more and more people are smoking tobacco. >> legitimatizing an industry that is built around a product that some would say it is a fac that it is happening among that's making bun, when you take recreational and medicineal >> it is really the big investors. it is not just about the mom or pop shots. it is about the wall street in silicon valley millionaire they did not cared if it was maer >> they're going on a low right now. you are talking on the market being on a high. they're at a big low right now this is going to threaten their ability to do that they're not going to want to get involved this industry has now over night because of this memo becomes more risky >> as this frankly a lot of people in the administration. >> this is republicans and democrats issue. >> i want to understand what's happening over niepght. correct anything that i say that you think is incorrect >> under president obama, if you are in a state or marijuana is le