i went to loyola medical school in chicago and at the medical school there, i believe there were ten perhaps 12 students who are daca-protected students who are now going to medical school. two things to be said. first, these are extraordinary students. they had no chance to go to medical school before daca, and now they do. so they are well, well qualified to go to medical school. secondly, they have only come to loyola with the promise that after they receive their medical license, they will practice in underserved areas in illinois and across america. whether it's rural areas or inner city. so they're prepared to dedicate their professional lives to serving people who otherwise might not have access to medical care. that's just one example. well, let me tell you about some others. i want to update the senate on two people that i've come to the floor and talked about in the past. carlos and rafael roblis. they were brought to the united states when they were small children. they grew up in suburban chicago in my home state of illinois. they were both honor students, palatine high s

and a final know, college hoops american lost in overtime to loyola and boston university took care of navy. the terps on a roll, they were ranked night. >> i admit i had doubts about how they would do in the big ten. >> a lot of people say good move in basketball. >> pretty good so far. >> this could change life in a huge way in third world countries, but it may also turn your stomach. >> bill gates is going way outside of the box to bring clean drinking water to people who do not have access to it. the bill and melinda gates foundation is backing a test plan that would turn human waste into water. first the material is superheated, then dried and burn to create steam, which then generates electricity. the first operational plant's plan for senegal. gates said that he tasted the water and that it is "delicious." i don't think the water is brown. that would be a different story. >> frigid temperatures, 10 degrees in the district, single digits off to the west. we will rebound friday. >> bundle up. >> have a good night. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, bill m

on this morning, high alert at loyola university in chicago.t's anita's first speaking engagement since threats of a shooting massacre forced her to cancel her last appearance. all because this media critic dared to criticize something millions of us play every day. >> video games. >> reporter: video games. the threats making splashy headlines around the world. on shows like "melissa harris perry." and web casts like democracy now and huff post live. >> violent threats for pointing out sexism in video games. >> things got heated to say the least. >> reporter: the harassment became part of what's now known as gamergate. what started as an online spat about the ethics of gaming journalism quickly escalated into a full-blown culture war. >> women shouldn't be mere disposable objects or symbolic pawns in stories about men. >> reporter: and a small but hardcore group of gamers resistant to change. >> god ordained that it is one man, one joystick. >> reporter: but gamergate doesn't just affect boys playing in a basement. the stakes are much higher th

mary's hosting loyola and we may be back in a drought but carter making it rain. 6 of 8 on 3 for 18 pointsd looking like a young omar. as bennett records the 300 career we know. they roll 17 and 4. shark play the first game since the all star break tonight. they look great. against the first place duck of anaheim. first period in the tank. wrong place wrong time because ryan fared a pass hit him in the face. helped off the ice but hockey player he came back. anaheim up one in the first. door step. it's a goal. 25th. second period. marlo deflect the shot past him. tenth of the year. 3-1 san jose. shark score 6 s. he lights the lamp and shark go on to victory 6-3. now to the nightly lynch portion of the program. the seahawks star did speak today as part of the superbowl obligation. whatever his intent lynch i don't want to talk routine is paying off. there's a pop up beast mode store in scottsdale and selling out of all beast mode hat and sweatshirt and apparel. you tube had skittle with 3 million view. bottom line every reluctant word is making him money. >> you all can go and make up whate

mary's and loyola. 24 points 6-14 from beyond the arc, four of those in the first half. st. mary's up 55 at the break. bright had six assists. dish to carter, 17. where's waldo? slow start for the big fella. 5-7 from the field. st. mary's now 4 or in wcc play. 11-3 on the year 76-63 the final. cal women hosting utah in berkeley. first down, boyd misses but gray on the rebound, a little five on one and gets it to good down. cal up 26-18 at the half. gray, not done in the second. nice pass from boyd. going to bank off the glass and in. cal wins big, 67-49 the final. >> this sports report brought to you by bank of the west. steelers and ravens, sharks and blues tonight at 11:00. >> wouldn't miss it. thank you. next at 6:00, a look at these unconventional conventions that has invaded the stat olivia. super hungry? get my chipotle chicken club combo. it's got the chipotle sauce you love and spicy crispy chicken. you get it with fries and a drink for just $4.99. that's a ton of food. let's do this. >>> join it tonight on kochy t20. how soapis make d -- sony is make making hands to

mary's and loyola. 24 points 6-14 from beyond the arc, four of those in the first half. st. mary's up 55 at the break. bright had six assists. dish to carter, 17. where's waldo? slow start for the big fella. 5-7 from the field. st. mary's now 4 or in wcc play. 11-3 on the year 76-63 the final. cal women hosting utah in berkeley. first down, boyd misses but gray on the rebound, a little five on one and gets it to good down. cal up 26-18 at the half. gray, not done in the second. nice pass from boyd. going to bank off the glass and in. cal wins big, 67-49 the final. >> this sports report brought to you by bank of the west. steelers and ravens, sharks and blues tonight at 11:00. >> wouldn't miss it. thank you. next at 6:00, a look at these unconventional conventions that has invaded >>> join it tonight on kochy t20. how soapis make d -- sony is make making hands to play stay users. >> they're used for celebrations but so dangerous, actually banned in parts of california. the hazards and why it's still a growing problem tonight at 11:00. >>> our state's capitol looks like hallow

mary's visiting loyola tonight.ñr gales up one when simmons gives them a little breathing room.cond half gale with a double digit lead, jackson for the jam. it would be aaron bright's turn finishing with a game-high 20 for the gales, st. mary's 4 and 0 in the wcc play. u.s. army all american game, going up against the best in the nation san antonio, second quarter, looking ready to run. only to stop and find lawrence kager for a 50-yard touchdown. two-point conversion mckenzie coming up big, committed to play in tennessee, the west would win this one, 39-36. so great to see mckenzie get air time today. there is currently over 200 all army american playing. we are proud. >> all right, kay sounds great. thank you so much. and we'll be right back after a quick break, we'll tell you this first, texas reporter tongue twisting drill going viral. >> artificial amateurs are amazing ♪ ♪ >> now, usually the reporters may warm up. this is kim powell's warmup here, she decided to drop rhymes here rapping alphabet aerobics she works and goes through the whole song she drops the mike and walk

mary's hosting loyola and we may be back in a drought but carter making it rain. 6 of 8 on 3 for 18 pointsnnett records the 300 career we know. they roll 17 and 4. shark play the first game since the all star break tonight. they look great. against the first place duck of anaheim. first period in the tank. wrong place wrong time because ryan fared a pass hit him in the face. helped off the ice but hockey player he came back. anaheim up one in the first. door step. it's a goal. 25th. second period. marlo deflect the shot past him. tenth of the year. 3-1 san jose. shark score 6 straight goals. he lights the lamp and shark go on to victory 6-3. now to the nightly lynch portion of the program. the seahawks star did speak today as part of the superbowl obligation. whatever his intent lynch i don't want to talk routine is paying off. there's a pop up beast mode store in scottsdale and selling out of all beast mode hat and sweatshirt and apparel. you tube had skittle with 3 million view. bottom line every reluctant word is making him money. >> you all can go and make up whatever you want to make

it is good and right that we gather here in this church st ignatius loyola for this has come a cuomond families are parishioners. five of his grandchildren have either graduated from or are currently enrolled in our grammar school. and mario has attended here many times for first holey communions, confirmations and other celebrations. this is for us a family gathering and a celebration of mario's life on earth and his new life with god. and so united together let us pray. all mighty god and father it is our certain faith that your son who died on the cross was raised from the dead, the first fruits of all who have fallen asleep. grant that through this mystery your servant mario who has gone to his rest in christ may share in the joy of his resurrection. we ask this through our lord jesus christ your son who lives and reigns with you and the holy spirit, one god forever and ever. amen. please be seated. and at this time i invite mario's daughter maria cuomo kole to come forward to proclaim our first reading. >> thank you for sharing and celebrating with us this morning. the reading f

mary's hosting loyola and we may be back in a drought but carter making it rain. 6 of 8 on 3 for 18 points and brad looking like a young omar. as bennett records the 300 career we know. they roll 17 and 4. shark play the first game since the all star break tonight. they look great. against the first place duck of anaheim. first period in the tank. wrong place wrong time because ryan fared a pass hit him in the face. helped off the ice but hockey player he came back. anaheim up one in the first. door step. it's a goal. 25th. second period. marlo deflect the shot past him. tenth of the year. 3-1 san jose. shark score 6 straight goals. he lights the lamp and shark go on to victory 6-3. now to the nightly lynch portion of the program. the seahawks star did speak today as part of the superbowl obligation. whatever his intent lynch i don't want to talk routine is paying off. there's a pop up beast mode store in scottsdale and selling out of all beast mode hat and sweatshirt and apparel. you tube had skittle with 3 million view. bottom line every reluctant word is making him money. >> you all can

they were at loyola mary mount. carter had 17 points. st. mary's by five at the half. were led by bright, who connected six times from beyond the arc. st. mary's a winner, 11-3 overall, 4-0 in the w cc. >>> mercedes jeff low won't hit this shot, but gray is there for the follow-up plus the foul. cal in front by eight at half time. then stretching it out in the second half, jeff low had a career day, driving the lane for two of her 17 points. 67-49, bears win, improving to 9-3 overall. >>> sharks at home tonight against st. louis. we'll have it for you at 10:00 on sports wrap and all the rest of the day's sports. see you then. >> last night the warriors were on fire once again, against the best team in the east. are they really that good? >> i don't know how you can't say they are. that game was a scoring circus in the first half and the warriors kicked in another gear in the third quarter. why can't we think they are? improving on a nightly basis. >> it was a good one. thank you, joe. >>> coming up tonight on the 10:00 news, the mystery surrounding that missing air asi

ignatius loyola church on new york tess park avenue. a wake was held this -- new york city park avenue. a wake was held this evening. >>> a member of the grand jury in the michael brown shooting is suing the local prosecutor trying to get a life time gag order lifted. the lawsuit doesn't name the grand juror, but that juror wants to speak publicly about serving on the panel. the grand jury declined to bring charges against former ferguson missouri police officer darren wilson over michael brown's death. >>> a judge ordered self-taught survivalist eric frein to stand trial. he is accused of shooting two police officers killing one of them before he eluded police for weeks. today there was surveillance video of the actual shooting that showed the two troopers dropping to the ground. prosecutors are seeking the death penalty. >>> the stock market slides as the price of crude falls to the lowest level in nearly six years. >> coming up what's fueling that and why prices could slip down even further. >> also dropping, that mercury. when we co

right now, elsewhere in new york city that is saint ignatius loyola which is where the funeral is beingand bill are there, hundreds waited in line to pay respects. the governor died at the age of 82 hours after his son was inaugurated for a new term as new york's governor. >> per a half century after hundreds of protesters risked their lives to win the right to vote, the film selma has a raw portrayal of martin luther king and other civil rights leaders. criticism for depicting president johnson as a reluctant warrior, they worked closely to build political support for voting rights legislation. i talked to john lewis, a survivor of that struggle about the film and historic confrontation that galvanized the nation. >> the film recreates what happened in selma in 1965 the march, bloody suspected when you almost got killed. it has been criticized for the portrayal of lyndon johnson. was he working with martin luther king,jr. to reach a voting rights act or arguing that it had to be one thing and voting rights had to come afterwards. it was a matter of timing? >> it was my understanding th

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you did philosophy studies at loyola university shortly after you became a jazz with an iron my doctoratein history and philosophy of science at the university of chicago to which i had when i read the opening verse of genesis where i went from god's word over the face of the waters i always pictured myself standing by the shore of the stormy lake huron where i come from. lake michigan and the windy city it is tough for this but i love chicago. and this area the museum campus the lakeshore it is like heaven, how many places of mine are favorites, the planetarium, the shedd aquarium. so if we are going talk about the beginning of the universe while we here? should we be at the planetarium where we can watch a show that illustrates the big bang? maybe we could be at the field museum of natural history with its collection of fossils and meteorites. paul says think of all those people who are always asking us about science and religion in the beginning of the universe. oh, yeah. the ones who want us to choose between genesis and the big bang most of them aren't scientists. i am not sure that

mary's and loyola mary mount. 24 points. 6 of 14 from beyond the arc. st.e at the break. had six assists. dishes to carry carter. he throws down a three. where's waldo? slow start for the big fella. he would pick it up in the second. five of seven from the field. 13 points, 11 boards. st. mary's 4-0. 11-3, on the year. 72-63 your final. >>> usf was never in the game against byu. kyle collinsworth making sure of that. dons trailed 28 another the half. collinsworth got a triple-double. 2 of his 22. 12 boards, 12 assists. you can't leave collinsworth this wide-open. and byu wins big. >>> stanford women hosting colorado. shotting lights out. 3 of 17. stanford goes up ten. orange making it look easy around the defense. a game-high 26 points. the defender all over her. puts it up and in. stanford wins the pac-12 opener 62-55. >>> cal hosting utah in the pac-12 opener. first half, brittany boyd misses. watch rashon da gray. at the half, gray not done in the second. nice pass from boyd. she banks it off the glass and in. cal goes on to win it 67-49. >>> wild card w

his family will hold a service at saint ignatius loyola church in manhattan. cuomo died yesterday from heart failure. his death came just hours after his son andrew's inauguration for his second term in office. the elder cuomo a new york icon who left his mark. he was 82 years old. president obama is taking action on retaliation to the sony cyber attack last month. the president has signed an executive order authorizing new sanctions against north korea. targeting more than a dozen entities includes north korea's primary intelligence agency, believed to run their major cyber operations. the order gives the treasury department authority to shut down north korea's access to the us financial system. >>> all right. wild weather causing serious trouble all around the country. >> drivers are having a really tough time getting around and why extreme temperatures coming up. >> in the wake of a fox 29 investigation, an opponent of the new casino in philly wants pa's top judges to take a hard look at the issues raised. jeff cole reports. >> and youtube fans around the g

ignatius loyola. >> at his core, at his best, he was a philosopher and he was a poet and he was an advocatee was a crusader. mario cuomo was the keynote speaker for our better angels. i any measure, mario cuomo's voice inspired generations. his government initiatives helped millions live better lives. he left the world a better place than he found it. his list of a congressman's goes on and on -- accomplishments goes on and on, pointing the first african-american hispanic judge to the court of appeals, the first two females, his liberty scholarship programs, his pioneering child health insurance program, leader in aids treatment and research. new york is a better state thanks to mario cuomo. >> that's new york governor andrew cuomo. his father, mario cuomo is often remembered for his speeches, including his 1984 address at the democratic national convention, when he challenged president ronald reagan's description of the united states as a "shining city on a hill." this is a clip. >> you what to know that this nation is more a tale of two cities than it is just a shining city on a hill. may

the -- ignatius loyola in manhattan.e on january 1. >>> the man seaccud of ambush shooting of two police officers outside their barracks will appear in court today. prosecutors are going to seek the death penalty. >>> today a cast member of bravo's real housewives of new jersey reports to federal prison in danbury, connecticut. teresa giurdice and her husband will begin their sentence. >>> we're in for colder air today. temperatures will settle into the upper 30s this afternoon. but windchills in the 20s. clouds thicken tonight with snow tomorrow morning. perhaps an inch or two by the time we get toward midday. this will pull out after lunch time. some sun late and very cold wednesday and thursday. beverly? >> reporter: northbound 95 getting better in virginia but still a tough trip northbound out of dumfries. dale city the crash between newington and springfield confined to the right lane and right shoulder. damage has been done in the main lanes. southbound with a crash just south of the 14th street bridge tying up the

ignatius loyola church in manhattan.the 82-year-old died at his manhattan home thursday night after his son, governor andrew cuomo was inaugurated for a second term in new york. ls say the flu is ram pan in the most of the country and could peak soon. the centers for disease control and prevention reported today the flu is widespread in 43 states and flu activity was intense in most of them. flu season started early this winter as it has the last two years. this season seems similar to two years ago when the flu peaked by early january. pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware are all seeing widespread flu activity according to the cdc. >>> search crews recovered three more bodies from airasia flight 8501. bad weather has still kept them from reaching large portions of the plane. thanks to sonar technology crews think they know where those pieces are. so far, 37 bodies have been recovered. today family members held a funeral for one of the victims in indonesia. officials say they will not stop until every body is recovered.

studies out of loyola university in los angeles reveal exactly what behaviors people believe are equatedence. >> looking while speaking is a big one. and more global contract of responsiveness to your partner. because responsiveness means i'm paying attention. i'm looking at you. i'm speaking when spoken to. professor nora murphy is the chair of the university's psychology department. she's conducted six studies on the topic. she also lists the behaviors that people interpret as unintelligent. >> if they slouch, if they don't look at the person in the eye if they fidget, or if their sort of squirming around. >> reporter: and she says if you try to fake your level of intelligence, you've got even more problems. >> the more people trying to manipulate the worse it comes across. >> reporter: julie is a live coach and she has got this advice. >> the most important thing is to be authentic and to get your message across clearly using words that people understand. >> reporter: experts add that people who talk too loudly and too fast come across as insecure. so slow it down and always pay atten

ignatius loyola church in manhattan. family and friends saying good-bye to former new york governor mario cuomo. he died at 82 just hours after his son andrew was sworn in for a second term as governor. among the many many dignitaries there, bill and hillary clinton, hundreds of people stood in line yesterday to pay their respects at a wake. he served three terms, mario cuomo did, as governor of this city and our thoughts are with chris cuomo and the entire cuomo family. >>> ahead for us at this hour, she is the lone survivor of a plane crash, but this is not the first story of its kind. coming up we'll hear from two other plane crash survivors who are still trying to understand why they were spared. >> i think god had his hand on me. i think it was a plan for my life. huh, fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. yeah, everybody knows that. well, did you know that playing cards with kenny rogers gets old pretty fast? ♪ you got to know when to hold'em. ♪ ♪ know when to fold 'em. ♪ ♪ know w

ignatius loyola church in manhattan. cuomo's son andrew-- the state's current governor-- eulogized his father's liberal ideals and oratorical power. >> at his core, at his best, he was a philosopher, and he was a poet, and he was an advocate and he was a crusader. mario cuomo was the key note speaker for our better angels. >> ifill: mario cuomo was 82 when he passed away last thursday, just hours after his son was inaugurated for a second term in office. >> woodruff: cross-border fighting between india and pakistan flared again today, with word that at least 10,000 villagers have been forced from their homes. they've fled from the indian- controlled part of kashmir, a disputed region where two wars have been fought since 1947. indian officials have set up about 20 relief camps for escaping families. many say they had no time to grab any belongings as mortar shells rained down. >> ifill: and in iraq, 23 government troops and sunni militia fighters were killed in clashes and suicide bombings by "islamic state" forces. it w

loyola, have we hit a bottom? we have been around 47 for a long time.ational average for a gallon of gas keeps on falling. i like this one. twenty-six states in the $1 club. what is that little square. >> i am glad that somebody can identified. >> it is a great state. >> taking a lot of time here. the cheapest gas in the lands. where is it? >> san antinomy of, texas. >> i call it san antonio. i am from florida. what do i know? stuart: check out this video. $1.63 a gallon for regular. not quite the lowest in the land. chris is with us. all right wrists. >> i want to disassociate myself with any remarks about south dakota. stuart: cheap gas. we think it is the best stimulus that we've got. >> the politician will take credit for the sun coming up in the morning, if you give them the chance. that is their job. they have always been the same. they are unchanging. when the economy was very fat, he said his policies were necessary to revise the economy. his policies are now affordable. the same policies that he offered now says will allow us to abort. stuart:

let's take a look at loyola. 43.58. gas prices, well, they were actually up overnight.. let's ring in layer -- layer 11. >> you are absolutely right. it did not work out. this is a six year low. opec decided not to stem supply and let the price fall. i do not think that it is a serious hit to the economy. you get that kind of again and again. not like the stock market falling, that is for sure. >> all lowered their guidance for 2015. we know that oil welcome back someday. where is the disconnect? it does not seem to be rough like dave on the economy. >> we are certainly on the highs. it is a relative thing. the market has not dropped considerably. this is a good thing for many, many people. again, that union and yang really cancels each other out. we have a lot more people consumers and oil producers. charles: what do you make of these oil companies? who will blink first? >> it really is a game of chicken. these oil companies really never had the situation. some of them are kind of punting. we will hope it comes back. sometimes, there is an certainty. i think you will g

ignatius loyola church in new york city. he was new york's 52nd governor.ed three consecutive terms. he died last week at the age of 82. you will see live coverage of that funeral starting 11:00 a.m. eastern today on c-span3. ♪ [inaudible conversations]. >> ladies and gentlemen the congressional black caucus foundation incorporated proudly welcomes you to the ceremonial swearing-in of the congressional black caucus of the 114th congress. please rise for the joint armed services color guard and the singing of the national anthem, sung by chelsea murray, 2014 cecs emerging leaders intern. >> forward march. >> forward, halt. present arms. ♪ ♪ oh, say, can you see by the dawn's early light what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming ♪. ♪ whose broad stripes and bright stars tlro the perillous fight oer the ramparts we watched were so gal lantly streaming? ♪. ♪ and the rockets' red glare the bombs bursting in air, gave proof through the night that our flag was still there. ♪. ♪ o say does that star-spangled banner yet wave ♪. ♪ o'er the land of the

ignatius loyola church in new york city. he was new york's 52nd governor winning election in 1982 then going on to serve three consecutive terms. he died last week at the age of 82. we'll have live coverage when that funeral gets under way here on c-span3 starting at 11:00 eastern. >> you can watch as congress begins its new session today at noon eastern with the house live on c-span and the senate live on c-span2. we'll also have live coverage here on c-span3 with the ceremonial swearing in of members. that begins at 1:00 p.m. eastern in the old senate chamber with vice president biden and incoming senators. that's followed at 3:00 by the ceremonial swearing in of house members. one of the members we'll see today is republican congressman dave brat of virginia. he defeated house majority leader eric cantor in the 2014 republican primary. he recently talked about his campaign strategy and the republican agenda in congress at an event hosted by the clear boothe luce policy institute. this is 40 minutes. >> good afternoon, eve

ignatius loyola church. at 11:00 a.m.lose friends, as you mentioned the wake that took place yesterday opened to the public hundreds lined up. an incredible sight to see as people waited in the bitter cold for hours to come out and pay their respects to mario cuomo. and his family. some of the political heavyweights showing up i mean a long list of vice president joe biden, new jersey governor chris christie. former new york city mayor, michael bloomberg. nancy pelosi former new york governor george pataki. the list goes on and on. inside they were met by cuomo's family. also a number of pictures were on display during the wake from cuomo's life. pictures of him getting married, pictures of him as a little boy. growing up in queens and when you spoke to some of the people who came out here many of them obviously talking about what they remembered most about mario cuomo. one of of the things that stood out in my mind was the speech that he gave at the democratic national convention. he was the keynote speaker back in 1984

i met ten of them who are now at loyola school of medicine. they are extraordinary students. they are the best of the best. they didn't have a chance because they didn't have that document that gave them an opportunity to enroll. well they're going to school now, and they are pledged to continue to serve this country as doctors given that chance, in some of the poorest communities in my state and nation. in the past speeches i have given on this floor over 50 of them, i have highlighted the contributions that many daca recipients already make to our country. they are working as engineers now, small business owners and public schoolteachers. the center for american progress and partnership for new american economy has found that giving legal status to dreamers will add $329 billion to our economy and create 1.4 million new jobs by 2030. how can this be possible? 600,000 have that kind of impact? these are not ordinary young people or ordinary young graduates. these are extraordinary young people who want to be part of this nation of immigrants. but the republicans in the house