(lindsay anderson) ford was serving with the navy throughout the war.s be called "the myth of the navy, of service, of heroism." where every character in it is filled with such conviction, reality, if you like, that they are -- they exist in themselves, not to move the story along. (lindsay anderson) what gives the film its power is the fact that ford was a poetic filmmaker and so his people came to represent something greater than themselves. ford's attitude is different from that of very many people and is very heartfelt. (singing "glory hallelujah") (lindsay anderson) the eloquence of that moment, the time which is taken to accommodate the expression being felt at that moment. it's absolutely not a conventional action tempo of a hollywood picture. this reply is a full acceptance of the pottsdam declaration which specifies unconditional surrender of japan. (narrator) with the end of the war, the partnership between washington and hollywood ended, yet audiences still wanted a victory parade... (narrator) the combat film developed a momentum of its own

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that hurts. >> lindsay's total, more than double mine.eces of the puzzle like tipping to the uber driver or the valet if you have a rental car. we leftlha dectis tion on how much you give. and if you havedr ch, you can get car seats in ubers for an extra cost. so that is ailable. guys, back to you. >> i'm kind of on the u train. >> al was just saying -- >> if you've got three ords fou - >> you're right. you need the car, the minivan. >> i think we should all go on vacation and find out. >> with kerry.> he story behind this sleepy time photo. >> that' not ontv right now, is it? >> yes, it is. >>> good morning everybody. 8:26 on this tuesday, march 12th. i'm aaron gilchrist. let's get right to melissa mollet with a look at first 4 traffic. ron.ood morning, the beltway slow in a couple of different spots but everything is cleared. j you'ret dealing with delays from earlier problems. springfield southbound 95 at fairfax county parkway, a crash with one lane getting by, days southbound. insouthbound 295 at laboratory road, still have theeft la

look at technology now. >> reporter: yeah, i think lindsay on that. if the market can go higher, the only way is if it bhofs those large cap tech names that got us here before. so i think everything has to participate. but you need tech. that's where people are reaching for growth but for me, i would have thought the mark would have been a little spooked by his gdp forecast i would have thought they would have been a little scared about that and this is surprising for me the marketing is doing what it is doing today. i will also say. >> go ahead. >> the dollar and gold, to rick's point, gold rallied yesterday, i understand that, sold off aggressively today. so i think there is a lot of head scratching moves. a lot of this is positioning right off of powell. >> lindsay, does it feel like there is a slowdown afoot? that's why i keep emphasizing the jobless claims and the nillys say, reading, understandably the headline, the gdp numbers are bad for the first quarter, do people think the fed sees or they see a turn dramatically for the worst here? >> i th

even lindsay graham, given his relationship with john mccain over the years. it was pretty stunning to me. at this moment i feel like we can't expect moral leadership. we know that. he reminded us of that again. if you can't even say white nationalism is a bad thing we are really at the lowest of the low. my question is where are the republican members of congress? where is the republican stepping up? >> there is one republican who is stepping out in a big way. his name is george conway. >> should -- >> but, yeah. >> his tweets have been about medical definition of narcissistic personality disorder saying he has an anti-social personality disorder. is he going too far with this? >> george is a better lawyer than i am. if there's talk and he seems to hint at a solution by which the vice president and cabinet and congress remove our president. i'm like a professional trump disliker. i looked it up again today. it is section four which talks about removing the president. if he is unable -- not if he's a pain in the neck or rude, any of that. i don't know what's g

all weekend in mar-a-lago is they want to investigate the origins of the dossier and lindsay graham with the judiciary and the immr. implications for the clinton campaign after the initiation of the dossier was involved in picking it up. your reaction to the conclusions of mueller that there was no conspiracy with russia and the democrats. >> first of all, andryea, i woud like to read the report before we know what's in it. >> what do we know? we know russia intervened in our election to help trump. we know trump associates were more than willing to solicit that help including donald trump in front of the entire nation on camera. we know, as you said, that there were countless meetings with russians that don't normally take place during a political campaign, and we know that the president's national security adviser and former campaign chairman have been charged, in some cases convicted of crime, right? so we've definitely moved the goalpost in this country, somehow the sum total of those events is a positive development for trump. i should also add the republican hipocracy here is

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vachel lindsay was born, raised, and died in this home. at the height of his fame, vachel was almost a household name. he traveled the country extensively either handing out his poetry or performing for room and board. he walked three times across the country on foot. ♪ we tell the fortunes of the nation and revel in the deep home of the world -- >> a lot of vachel's poetry is about small farming communities scattered across america. a lot of it is autobiographical. what the world should be, what the world should fight to be. "theblished a book called golden book of springfield," which takes place here in springfield, illinois. in 2018, springfield leads the world to this utopian paradise. more well-known poems are "general william booth enters into heaven," which he wrote after learning of the death of his hero, general william booth, founder of the salvation army. ♪ >> vachel wrote a poem called "the congo," which was sort of ," the one everyone wanted him to perform. it mimics the sound of african drums and it was written to force his u

you even have lindsay gram -- ally of the president, cautioning against that.i als i think iseresting is what happened in manhattan, almost the moment that we heard that sentencing. heren d.c., which was -- you saw the southern district of new yo move forward with unveiling or the 16 counts that they are bringg against paul manafort, an array of financial crimes in yet another court. that's significant because that could necessarily be wiped away with a presidential pardon, because it happening at that state level. i think there's a lot to explore there with the o sequencin some of this. but the president continues to, you know, play down the idea of a pardon but leave the door open to it at the federal level. >> bob brought up the mueller report. on capitol hill, there was a vote this week to make the public.report overwhelming support for that among democrats and many republicans. when you think about thatr muelport on the horizon, senator lindsay graham, mostly ally of president trump, already calling for a second special counsel to investigahe department of

lohan that says these lindsay lohan man and i purchased all of these while stone cold sober providerdon't have a drinking and shopping problem but a problem but i have a problem. [laughter] greg: i feel every show for you is and intervention. >> i get paid. >> you don't drink anymore quick. >> but i work nights why don't calm home at 2:00 a.m. loaded to order sneakers but i'm single so i can do drunk shopping but i cannot get my money back. >> what about you? you don't drink quick. >> i have been known to but my problem is i get extra generous so i cover the whole tab which is fine. [laughter] . >> thank you. i can hear you. . >> i'm glad you waited for television. greg: i have a great idea shed companies have a drunk insurance box that allows you to cancel a purchase when you're sober? like if you bought a bicycle? . >> i am a big part of that percentage especially when i was on the road i bought more sets of ginsu knives and adopted more children in bangladesh from the aspca then i would play games let's buy our cards at amazon for guy would do lots of shopping i would buy crazy th

opposed to commemorates the british security officers killed before the good friday peace agreement lindsay feels more could be added the northern irish police are hopelessly understaffed we simply do not have enough officers to be able to comfortably with whatever the dynamic of that will bring your oh there's a hard border or a soft border there's an expectation not the dynamic on the place and dynamic in the border area will change and there will be a different place in approach in some respects. the union leader shows evidence of how delicate the current peace can be a photo taken in northern ireland's capital belfast in twenty seventeen. an unmarked police car was shot at the sniper as alleged to have come from the ranks of pro irish militants. one of them was willing to give us an interview through intermediaries we received an unexpected invitation from the revolutionary shin fein party a pro irish splinter group were taken out to a small northern irish town. this policy too is seen as the political wing of the militant nationalists who have never taken part in the peace process we'r

have changed radically today protarchus protestants work side by side with pro irish catholics mike lindsay is head of the police union he warns that a bracks it may well give the radical forces the boost they've been looking for i think it's an opportunity for them to keep their political views on the agenda i think no other reason than that i think northern ireland the whole of ireland is a different place than it was twenty five thirty years ago these people move on they're very much caught in the rhetoric of the past being opposed to commemorates the british security officers killed before the good friday peace agreement lindsay fears more could be added the northern irish police are hopelessly understaffed we simply do not have enough officers to be able to comfortably with whatever the dynamic of that will bring in a row there's a hard border or a soft border i think there's an expectation that the dynamic on the place and dynamic in the border area will change and there will be a different place in approach in some respects. the union leader shows evidence of how delicate the current

with your monday sport briefing, i'm andrew lindsay.ay. all the results on the bbc sport website. the pick of the games was in amsterdam, where the netherlands played germany — and some game it proved to be. germany were 2—0 up by half—time — goals from leroy sane after only 15 minutes, and then serge gnabry with his fifth goal in six internationals. a lovely curling finish, that one. the dutch replied after the break — they were on level terms just after the hour mark. memphis depay got the equaliser — his third goal in the last two games. but, in the 90th minute, nico schultz scored the goal that won it for germany. 3—2 the final score. the top seed novak djokovic is through to the fourth round of the miami masters after beating argentina's federico delbonis in straight sets. and the defending champion john isner was also among the winners on sunday. the number seven seed beat spain's albert ramos vinolas in straight sets. isner won 7—6, 7—5 to reach the last 16, where he'll face the number 19 seed from great britain, kyle edmund. eng

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, le saluda lindsay casinelli.ntaron a los clippers. los playoffs se ven lejanos porque los clippers dominaron con 23 u y se llevaron la victoria 113 a 115. hasta aquÍ la informaciÓn deportiva. locutor: regresamos con "noticias univisiÓn 14". no mundo. recuerde que "noticias univisiÓn 14" tiene una app. >> el arte literalmente toma un paseo en autobÚs ya que cenan parte. -- serÁn parte del arte es tu dÍa. llegamos al final. buenas es lunes 4 de marzo y estas son las principales noticias, " no me sorprenderÍa que haya mÁs muertos", advierten mientras buscan a decenas de desaparecidos luego de la embestida de un potente tornado en alabama. dejÓ 23 fallecido . hasta dÓnde llegara juan guaido? california encabeza otra demanda colectiva contra el gobierno de donald trump.

so lindsay is going to go after this, fully and i think it's important that he does.aria: your expectations for william barr the new attorney general in terms of seeking the truth in this regard. we know what took place in the 2016 election and yet we're hearing a lot about the mueller report possibly dropping soon, and yet, now, he's no longer important to adam schiff. adam schiff has his own investigations going on. >> this mueller report, this has gone on too long. it is time to get the report. i think the american people deserve transparency. we've heard from attorney general bar in his testimony to congress that he plans toe the american public sees what's in it. it's time to get it done. this has been going on way too long. it's time to move on. maria: real quick the budgets going to be unveiled tomorrow by the president. is he going to get what he wants on his $8.6 billion? >> well no president gets exactly what they want. the budget is a recommendation my colleague from wyoming is the chairman of the budget committee in the senate he's committed to border secu

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lindsay graham. they are trying to come up with a republican proposal.nd what they're taking about. just gave a speech about this on the sflat floor. hey have federal investment. with climate change. what does that mean exactly? >> well, they're talking about -- he just talked about manhattan project. >> endeavor. >> that's what developed the atomic bond. >> federal government pro sides it. in the private sector university scientists. we'll be able to come even through some kind of breakthrough. it is an extremely business zpi, week. put it a chaotic suddenly money. you have the house before senate committees. you have the investigation of the cemetery. a lot to keep track of. >> at 10:00, you have the paycheck fairness act. there's something that they pushed in congress. you know, back when that were in control. car come rose delawyer back. discrimination. that is also going on in the house. in the snad once this green new deal is voted on. disaster moving to a relief package. we saw what happened in the midwest. so that is the next order of business th

you're watching sport today, with me, andrew lindsay, live from the bbc sport centre. hello there.ll's euro qualifiers yields five goals and a last—minute winner. netherlands v germany. and african football too. there's miami 0pen tennis, asjohn isner makes it through to round four, despite being broken in the first set. and it's all about fingers, rather than feet — the premier league players in a world of pixels, potentially about to earn thousands. welcome to the programme. football's international window's given us an early crunch match in the european championship qualifiers, as germany's visit to amsterdam provided the stand—out tie in group c. and they were 2—0 up by half—time. leroy sane opening the scoring after 15 minutes. before serge gnabry curled a beauty, his 5th goal in six internationals. but the netherlands drew leveljust after the hour mark, after matthijs de ligt halved the deficit. memphis depay equalised — three goals in two games for the winger. both sides pressed for the winner. it came on 90 minutes, for nico schultz. 3—2 germany. translation: of course i ha

joining us now, south carolina senator lindsay graham is with us. let's start with -- >> wow. >> sean: -- let's start with a party that can't even make a simple condemnation of virulent racism and anti-semitism because they don't have the votes. >> well, they're afraid. they're afraid of the radical left. but this is going on all over the world, not just in the united states. the labor party in britain is becoming more anti-semitic by the day. israel's the bad guy, the palestinians are the oppressed. israel gets rockets fired in by hamas. they're afraid of getting their primary. they have to be there paying money to run against any democrat who won't vote for impeachment. they have the radical left threatening to have a revolt inside the democratic party if you stand up against anti-semitism because they hate israel so much. >> sean: you've been in the forefront trying to urge senate colleagues this is a national emergency. i gave the statistics. drugs, cartels, gangs, human trafficking, murder, rapes assaults. that's only a tiny percentage, but the

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how lindsay gottlieb's crew ran into a speed bump out against baylor.t with more march madness-- unfortunately, the tourney run is over for the cal golden bears. --kristine anigwe... cal's star ready to go and the girls from berkeley were tough early... anigwe gets the frienly bounce on the jumper... cal only down 3 at the end of the 1st --but from then on it was all baylor...chloe jackson... hits the bucket as baylor outscores cal 27-11 in the 2nd quarter... 18 points for jackson --3rd quarter didn't get any better... juicy landrum... knocks down the three... she socred 20 as baylor rolled up a 33-13 third --final score... 102-63 --final score... 102-63 baylor... lindsay gottleib and the bears finish the season 20- 13...tough nght for anigwe... she finished with only 13 points and 5 rebounds on 4- of-17 shooting check this out-- francesca belibi, a high school senior from aurora, colorado (who has signed with stanford), wins the 2019 powerade jam fest dunk contest with this dunk over another player sitting in a chair. she received perfect scores of 80

in honor of california wildlife day today, the lindsay wildlife experience in walnut creek is dropping its admission down to one dollar. the state holiday is meant to educate families on california's unique wildlife and ecosystem. if you've never been, you should check it out. educational for kids and adults. >> definitely want to check it out. well, we are looking although some sunshine and some rain. we had that earlier this morning in san francisco. you can see that rain. actually across the entire bay area we had moderate to heavy rainfall this morning. and we are looking at still some wet weather across part of our region. so you can see some strong cells popping up on hi-def doppler. some of these cells could produce some hail. so be watching that closely for you. could see some isolated thunderstorms with these cells. so zooming in here for the north bay and you can see from near santa rosa, rohnert park, as well as right over sonoma you can see a couple of cells popping up. some heavy downpours associated with that. a few showers near berkeley and orinda. tracking for the tri-v

andy and lindsay drove away from the show in a 2014 toyota rav4. both are teachers in the chico unified school district. since that devastating fire, getting to their jobs has been challenging. the car was donated by geico and it will help the couple get back on the road and rebuild their lives. cmac could we be headed for another government shutdown? the president's budget proposal that includes another $8 billion for border wall funding. >> a third case has been turned over showing r kelly sexually abusing underaged girls. we hear from the man who found the tape. they say you should always listen to your heart. and where better to do that, than the island of ireland? after all, your heart is the best compass there is. so get out there and fill your heart with the stuff that keeps it beating. fill your heart with ireland. tto harrison, the wine tcollection.. grace, you get the beach house, just don't leave the lights on, okay? to mateo, my favorite chair. to chris, the family recipes. to craig, this rock. to jamie, well, let's just say, enjoy the

last night, ben affleck made it a date night with lindsay shookus in madrid spain. a source tells "e.t." he's in a good healthy place after being treated for alcohol addiction. his son sam recently turned seven. jen garner dressed in costume. what about ben? >> i did participated in a heavy viking theme how to train your dragon birthday extravaganza. >> it was a tko for demi lovato who knocked out jay glazer's tooth while boxing. a source close to demi reports she's sober and single. her relationship ended. he was never her sober coach. earlier this week she looked happy at the l.a. club the echo following a stint in rehab after an overdose. she's focusing on her career and her health. next, good news for selena gomez. she was posting funny filter faces on her instagram page. she spent time in a mental health facility last fall, but a source tells "e.t." she's taking type for herself and reconnecting with friends like taylor swift. >>> coming up, chris pratt reveals his beauty secret and tells us all about farm life with katherine schwarzenegger. >>> then the cast o

this from lindsay mcpherson of roll call who writes rank anne file democrats pushed their leaders to broaden the measure born out of a desire to reduke anti-israel comments made by freshman representative ilhan omar of minnesota because he they did not want to attack her personally. they also wanted to rebuke hateful language used by other politicians like president donald trump. you can can read the entire article at rollcall.com. we'll hear more about that from the speaker and today's legislative focus, h.r. 1, which is going to be debated today. the remaining 50 amendments will get debate today. and into tomorrow with final passage expected in the house on friday. >> the house comes in at noon today for legislative work. resuming debate on the bill that deals with h.r. 1, the bill that deals with campaign finance, voting rights, and congressional ethics. they'll continue with debate on the remaining 50 amendments to the bill. here on c-span we're standing by for the briefing from house speaker nancy pelosi with a resolution likely to come to the floor, lisa of the associated press

tonight, newt gingrich, senator lindsay graham, rudy giuliani in just a second. my opening monologue and how we got here, more importantly where do we go forward in just a few minutes. we break order tonight to join -- joining us now from washington is the president's attorney. oh, yeah. and jay has done legal work for me. we actually had dinner together once and were friends. >> there you go. >> sean: i know this because i know you. i know this because i've watched all along and i ask a lot of questions. i don't think you or your entire legal team has slept more than three hours as all of this has gone forward as you have steadfastly fought and defended the president. now you have literally gotten to the point where it is so important to the country. let's walk through how we got here. >> first after oall, i appreciae you saying that. we have a great legal team and a great client. one of my granddaughters said how proud they were of me in a text yesterday. i think about my kids, my grandkids, and the country we're going to leave them. let me say this, sean. this

the goal is to find out whether or not a crime was committed. >> that's lindsay graham and if you want the white house is, take a listen to where top white house officials including the president were yesterday. >> they and others created a fraud in our country with this ridiculous witch hunt where it was proven very strongly, no collusion, no obstruction, no nothing. >> mueller and barr exonerated him on collusion, and the attorney general, the deputy attorney general and olc exonerated him on obstruction. >> the president is in a great mood and he's been in a great mood for a very long time because as he has said for a very long time, there's no collusion and this was a hoax and a witch hunt from the beginning. >> framing? you've got it. >> this is -- this is now a public relations battle. of course, the president's relieved because if mueller's report had come out and said all that other stuff he'd be in a world worth of trouble right now and nothing would ever be the same. point of no return, but he also sees a moment and is politically right to take advantage of that moment to snu

lindsay davis, abc news, new york. >> our thanks to lindsay for that one.test mysteries of the past 150 years has been solved, according to researchers. >> an investigation just published reveals the identity of jack the ripper. the serial killer in the 1880s. he terrorized london in the 1880s. jack the ripper is believed to have killed five people in 1888. today popular tourists retrace the steps if london. >> they say the killer is aaron kazminski, a barber at the time. they found blood samples next to the fourth victim and matched the dna to samples from his living relatives. >> some critics are saying not so fast. they admit the evidence isn't quite strong enough, because they say there is no proof tying that cardigan to the crime scene and it's been so many years, they say it could have been contaminated. . >> oh, which is entirely possible. once again after all of these years ago dna. >> 1888. >> that dna. >>> coming up in our next half hour, what you need to know if you have been taking an aspirin a day to prevent a heart attack. why the american hea

>> well, like lindsay, some of them are up in 2020 and they need this president to campaign on their baffle. >> who cares? >> they do. >> your integrity, your honor, your name is everything in this world. >> it should be. but you rationalize yourself into this position. what value is my integrity if i'm not in office? what service am i to my constituents if i lose? >> if you are in office and without integrity, then what are you? >> listen, you and i agree on this. this is the rationale they are convincing themselves that is more valuable. they don't agree with donald trump and think these attacks are abhorrent. but they will also think the guy coming up behind him who would primary me agrees with donald trump more than i do. >> eddie, jonathan allen writes for trump, strategy comes second to instinct. his instinct is to fight. an opponent is defenseless, it seems all the better. here's what i don't get. in most instances where the president goes off, i can track my way back to oh, this rush limbaugh likes that he does this or these people do. in this one, he's going after john mccai

say he defended john mccain in clear terms and said i wonder why the president is doing this and lindsayham gave a meek tribute with people urging him to come to the senator's defense, but he did not say anything about president trump. what johnny isakson is doing, he's the chairman of the senate veteran affairs committee and is trying to speak out about how damaging this is to the integrity of our country and to the veterans who risk their lives for us and that that is a part of our national fabric and our pride, and that this is an attack, really on all veterans to sort of ignore this and normalize it in silence and a lot of people are staying silent for political reasons, but i think it's a very strange world, brian a when it's news that the veterans affairs committee chairman is the only one who is coming out and telling the president that this is damaging. >> you say he's putting them, republicans, in a bad spot. they may be in a bad spot, but they have a choice to make. >> they do. they do, but the president has decided that, you know, you're with me or against me. you've seen the

joseph kollette and will lindsay.spokesman, sergeant lindsay had previously been awarded the bronze star and purple heart medals. this is the third and fourth u.s. military death in afghanistan this year. our thoughts and prayers go to their families. >> absolutely. >>> after 40 years, police will take a in look at a series of child murders that terrified atlanta and terrified really the country. >> one went to prison for two of the 29 killings but new technology today that helps authorities decide whether he is to blame for all of the others. kaylee hartung has the details. >> reporter: atlanta mayor was 9 years old in 1979. >> for those of us who grew up in that era, in so many ways, it shaped our childhood, it robbed us of our innocence and it reminded us all that evil was real. >> there are now 15 kids dead. >> reporter: that era defined for many here in atlanta by the murder of at least 29 african-americans in a 22-month period. most of them children and teenagers. >> do you know where your children are? >> repor

. >> lindsay graham spent years as the sidekick to john mccain and then donald trump gets elected and mccain in reprehensible ways and lindsay graham on the issue is in the witness protection program. >> do you want to respond to that? >> i could give a damn what he thinks about me and john mccain. the bottom line is that my relationship with john mccain was one of the highlights of my time as being in congress. he was one of my dearest friends and it's okay for john mccain and donald trump to disagree. it's not okay, in my view, for the president to go after john mccain personally. i've said that a thousand times, but the bottom line here is i'm going to help president trump. i don't want care whether mr. jefferies likes it or not. i'll honor my friend until the day i die, but this president feels like people around mccain were out to get him. john mccain wasn't. >> just square this -- i do want -- a lot of folks wonder and i've wondered it, too. how do you square this one? john mccain was one of the world. >> it's easy. >> how do you work with someone with the capacity to attack som

lindsay graham writing on twitter, the cloud hanging over president trump has been removed by this reportkevin mccarthy saying in a statement, quote, this case is closed. tonight democratic leaders questioning the integrity of attorney general william barr after mueller didn't reach a conclusion about whether the president be obstructed justice. barr said the president should not be prosecuted and chuck schumer and nancy pelosi writing in a statement, given mr. barr's public record of bias against the special counsel's inquiry he is not able to make objective determinations about the mueller report. >> the mueller report must be made public for a full accounting of what happened and the attorney general of the united states must be required to come and testify before congress. >> house judiciary committee jerry nadler already announcing tonight he plans to call barr to testify before congress. just because the mueller investigation has concluded doesn't mean the investigations stop on capitol hill. the senate intelligence committee is wrapping up its investigation into russian interferenc

officials say specialist joseph collette and sergeants will lindsay died in combat friday in kunduz province, both based at fort carson, colorado. four americans have been killed in afghanistan this year. after helicopters rescued hundreds of frightened passengers, today a crippled cruise liner finally returned to a norwegian port. on saturday the viking sky sent out a may day call during a fierce storm. jonathan vigliotti 2e8s us what happened next. >> it was supposed to be a 12 day tour of the northern lights but passengers on the viking sky cruiseship instead found what looked like an arctic version of the ber mudar triangle. 25 foot high waves tossed the luxury liner like a baths toy, passengers and crew nearly 1400 of them held on with hands and a bit of humor, as everything on board that wasn't pinned down slid and fell apart around them. >> the ship hit troubled water on saturday about a mile off the windswept coast of norway. the captain reported three of the four engines had failed for reasons still unknown. the only solution, to drop anchor and ride it out until help arrived. the c

---tara vanderveer and the stanford cardinal hosting lindsay gottlieb and the cal golden bears.. ---4th cal's kristine anigwe...lays it off the glass...14 points and 14-boards for the conference defensive player of the year. ---- the cardinal...were just overwhelming kianna williams....nothing but net.... led the squad with 23-points. ---stanford takes out cal...72-54...and advances to the semi-finals to face the winner of oregon st and washington -elsewhere in the bracket-- miramonte alum sabrina ionescu is leading her oregon ducks against arizona in the quarters. --another outstanding night from the reigning pac-12 player of the year... 18-points... 13-dimes... and 8- rebounds.. --and the ducks are flying to the semis... it's also tourney time in the prep ranks... the girls from oakland high suiting up today in the division 3 california state title game... --wildcats facing mcfarland... and what a showing from oakland... rolling their way to a 51-35 victory.. --they bring home the first state championship in school history... unfortunately, bishop o'dowd fell in their state final. and

rick, i appreciate you being here what did you think of this read from brady and lindsay >> you know, i thought it was a regood read. they bring up points that puzzle me that the republican side of the aisle rarely bring up enough or explain in detail enough. it's pretty easy whether you listen to art lavor or milton friedman the government can only put in money that they will first take out. if you think about it, it's true yes, we see deficits go up and the article pointed all this out. it's going to be $800 billion. we have a $20 trillion economy we'll call it 4% in '09, 2011 it was a little over 8%. 20126.5% we had trillion overspending deficits four years in a row the difference was that that money is the added says we're butting out and putting back in but there was no incentive to make it grow i do think regulations tax reform are the types of things that keep on giving. are there problems yes. i truly think that failure to get the kind of liftoff after we had the credit crisis demonstrated that things like cash for clunkers, green subsidies they may make people happy in the sh

los actores son estos dos polÍticos, lindsay brown y el senador demÓcrata richard .n sufren los efectos de la violencia o desastres naturales. joaquÍn el chapo guzmÁn quieren que le anulen el juicioy que lo declararon culpable y le celebren otro en nueva york. sus abogado le pidieron a un juez federal que invalide el veredicto de culpabilidad en su contra por narcotrÁfico, operaciÓn en empresa criminal. blanca rosa nos dice que la solicitud se basa en denuncias de mala conducta por parte del jurado. blanca: los abogados de joaquÍn los -- presentaron la mociÓn finalmente en esta corte. estÁn solicitando un nuevo juicio y la investigaciÓn de una supuesta conducta indebida por parte de las personas que entregaron el jurado por parte de el chapo. >> el jurado se entera de mucha informaciÓn que el juez prohibiÓ presentar ellos. segundo, en violar su juramento en tomar nota de esa informaciÓn, el jurado no pudo dar un veredicto que sea justo a joaquÍn. blanca: segÚn la defensa, cinco integrante del jurado no siguieron las inducciones del juez de mantenerse alejados de la c

. >> we were at the silicon valley auto show where andy and lindsay met with geico and caliber collision who helped make the donation possible. all of it part of the national auto body counsel's recycled rides program. they collaborate to repair and donate vehicles to those in need of reliable transportation. >> we're humbled by just the opportunity. we know we're a few of many people in paradise that lost everything. we feel very honored. >> slick ride. they are both teachers and have volunteered countless hours to help their paradise community recover from november's devastating fire. sury adviser john bolton appeared on abc's "this week "tod" today. he discussed photos that appear to show a rebuilding of a north korean nuclear launch site. >>> president trump wants more money for a border wall. the reques he is set to make a month after declaring a national they say you should always listen to your heart. and where better to do that, than the island of ireland? after all, your heart is the best compass there is. so get out there and fill your heart with the stuff that keeps it beating