mattis. he was the executive secretary at the time when i was the comptroller, and people do not know the executive secretary, ,hat is the lymphatic system the parallel circulatory system and the pentagon. andlly under appreciated -- it's the glue that holds us together. thewas the architect and master of keeping the executive both for working secretary kerry and secretary cohen. we have had many opportunities since then and i am delighted and honored that he is here. ands on his way to the gulf he gave us the privilege of stopping off for a little bit of time to talk with us to try to understand what is going on. it feels very jittery to me to have kind of a certain -- a new kind of parallelism between iran and saudi arabia and all of ading allies sudden being put side by side with countries that have been opponents for quite a while. it is a curious time. we need to listen carefully to a man is wise as jim mattis. i ask you with your warm applause to say thank you to jim mattis for coming h

but is the draft mattis campaign real? the "daily beast" wrote close to a dozen influential donors, including politically-involved billionaires with conservative leanings are ready to put resources behind mattis, the rnc chairman was impressed about all the chatter about mattis. >> have you talked to other party leaders, other conservatives about that and how concerned are you? >> i've talked to lots of folks within the party and the conservative movement. they all conclude it's a dumb idea and it's never going to work and it's not going to happen. it's a nothing burger and it's something that the media likes to spin, but i don't buy it. >> john noonan, a former national security adviser on the jeb bush and mitt romney campaigns, he's not only buying it, he's now trying to sell mattis to more republicans. >> the response that we've gotten from the veterans' community has been overwhelmingly positive. i do think the american people, when faced between a choice of hillary clinton and donald trump will take a serious and soli

you know, you're all here because you know jim mattis, so for me to take time to introduce jim mattis would be wasting your time and keeping you from hearing him. probably one of the most markabmar remarkable officers i have ever had the privilege of working with. he was the executive secretary at the time when i was the comptroller and people don't know, but the executive secretary, that's the lymphatic system. you know, it parallels the circulatory system in the pentagon. it's hugely underappreciated and really is that dwglue that hold us together so us civilians don't look as dumb as we are when we have to get together. and jim was the architect and the master of keeping the executive secretary working both for secretary perry and for secretary cohen, and we got to meet at that stage and then we've had many opportunities since then. just delighted and honored that he's here. he's on his way to the gulf, and so he gave us the privilege of stopping off just for a little bit of time to talk with us to try to understand what is going on. i must say, it feels very jittery to me to have

jim mattis. let's take jim mattis. he happens to be a social liberal. more liberal than i am. he's a strong national security hawk. why wouldn't someone -- >> he says he hasn't thought about it. >> he's not been participating in the whole election. donald trump is not kidding about this. there will be a riot in cleveland if -- >> i'm not for cleveland. this is independent. step back. step back. i'm saying if trump is the republican nominee. petition to get on the the ballot. it has happened. ross perot got 19 million votes. jim mattis or john kelly or many other people -- >> setting aside denial, this gets to the question is the base of the party going to come behind donald trump if he gets the nomination? there will be some that will not. ana, do you think you'll get the unity that reince priebus said he was starting to see in florida this week? >> i think it will be a huge challenge for whoever the nominee ends up being. they're all trying to reinvent themselves. ted cruz is trying to be more likable. donald trump is trying to be more presidential. john kasich is trying to b

i'll text mattie. i'll text mattie. abby, i'm so glad you finally decided to go ice skating with us. >> i'm really excited. >> abby, watch out! [ tires screech ] [ crash ] [ siren wails ] >> they're one of the top predators in the ocean and yet one of the most friendly sea creatures. coming up, we get very up-close >> i'm about to have a close encounter of the dolphin kind. >> hi, scott. i'm carolina. >> nice to meet you. welcome to the national aquarium. >> well, thank you. i've always wanted to be here. >> excellent. are you excited? >> i'm super-excited. >> awesome. >> the national aquarium in baltimore, maryland, is right on the harbor leading to the chesapeake bay and atlantic ocean. that's where some of the aquarium's star attractions come from. bottlenose dolphins are crowd they're not fish. they're mammals. the babies get milk from their mothers, and just like us, they're sociable. and how smart are dolphins? >> dolphins are very smart. it's kind of hard to categorize exactly how smart they are because there's n

you know, you're all here because you know jim mattis, so for me to take time to introduce jim mattis would be wasting your time and keeping you from hearing him. probably one of the most markabmar remarkable officers i have ever had the privilege of working with. he was the executive secretary at the time when i was the comptroller and people don't know, but the executive secretary, that's the lymphatic system. you know, it parallels the circulatory system in the pentagon. it's hugely underappreciated and really is that dwglue that hold us together so us civilians don't look as dumb as we are when we have to get together. and jim was the architect and the master of keeping the executive secretary working both for secretary perry and for secretary cohen, and we got to meet at that stage and then we've had many opportunities since then. just delighted and honored that he's here. he's on his way to the gulf, and so he gave us the privilege of stopping off just for a little bit of time to talk with us to try to understand what is going on. i must say, it feels very jittery to me to have

you know, you're all here because you know jim mattis, so for me to take time to introduce jim mattis would be wasting your time and keeping you from hearing him. probably one of the most remarkable officers i have ever had the privilege of working with. he was the executive secretary at the time when i was the comptroller and people don't know, but the executive secretary, that's the lymphatic system. you know, it parallels the circulatory system in the pentagon. it's hugely underappreciated and really is that glue that holds us together so us civilians don't look as dumb as we are when we have to get together. and jim was the architect and the master of keeping the executive secretary working both for secretary perry and for secretary cohen, and we got to meet at that stage and then we've had many opportunities since then. just delighted and honored that he's here. he's on his way to the gulf, and so he gave us the privilege of stopping off just for a little bit of time to talk with us to try to understand what is going on. i must say, it feels very jittery to me to have kind of a c

mattie walks with a cane, has had two bruised knees, one of them in a brace.it by a car last month, intersection of harrison and sharp street while doing the job she has loved for the past 17 and a half years. police report states she was hit by a woman, who is now being cited for careless driving, and failing to comply with a crossing guard sign. mattie says she won't be able to return to work and she really misses all of those kids. >> i love it. those kids help me as well as i help keep them safe. they make me want to live. >> awe, sweet lady. parent started donation drive format i, incredible bulk store, drop off site, go to fox29.com for more information on how you might want to help out. hey, we're following breaking news right now for you. barricade situation in west philadelphia. we have much more coming up on good day philadelphia. after the break. apparently, people think i'm too perky. so now i'm not being perky, telling you that drivers that switch to progressive save an average of $548! whoo! i mean, whoo. >> we are following breaking news right n

crossing guard mattie really now walks with a cane. she has two bruised knees, one in a brace, hilt by a car last month at the intersection of harrison and sharp streets while doing the job she loved for the past 17 and a half years. a police report said she was hit by a woman who is now being cited for careless driving and failing to comply with a crossing guard sign. she said she will not be able to return to work, and she already misses the children. >> i love it. those kids, they help me as well as i help keep them safe. they make me want to live. >> listen to her cute little accent. a parent started a donation drive for miss mattie, incredible bulk store is the donation drop off site. head to our website fox29.com for information on donating. still ahead this morning, surprise for local five year old boy, the special guest that showed up in the myrdle of his karate class. look at that face. >> the home alone pose, that's cool. and it is a family affair at a town lull for gop frontrunner donald trump. hear what his wife says about

. >> a teenager was honored for her bravery mattie madison received an award for her calm actions. her biological father broke into her home and shot at her stepfather. she call 911 and she led her stepdad away from the family and shot three more times. >> when he made vows to my mom, he made vows to my siblings that he would do anything in his power to protect us and that's what he did and it shows the kind of father he was. and the husband he was. >> her biological father and on tuesday a judge sentenced him to life in prison. >>> a police chase in la is nothing new but wait until you see how this one ended. >>> a couple of light showers and there is mavs park and the showers to the southwest. snowflakes. >> a police chase, two burglary suspects led police all over highways and streets and as the chase entered this busy side street, police kept their distance for safety reasons. well, that's when the suspect decided to give it up. they drove to a neighborhood and they knew and they stopped and they shook hands with friends and literally waited for police to arrive. >> inspectors

[cheers and applause] mattie. >> hi, chris. >> how you doing, buddy?. >> welcome back. >> thank you. >> good to see you again. >> you too. >> want to be a writer, huh? >> yeah, one day. >> what would you write about this tale of winning $1 million? >> [sighs] >> well, first of all, let's

[cheers and applause] mattie. >> hi, chris. >> how you doing, buddy?m good. >> welcome back. >> thank you. >> good to see you again. >> you too. >> want to be a writer, huh? >> yeah, one day. >> what would you write about this tale of winning $1 million? >> [sighs] >> well, first of all, let's make sure it's not fiction. >> yeah. >> [laughs]

crossing guard, mattie riley now walks with a cane and has two bruised knees, one of them in a brace. she was lit by a car last month, at the intersection of harrison and sharp streets while doing the job she has loved for 17 years. a police report states she was hit by a woman who is now being cited for careless driving, and failing to comply with a crossing guard's sign. so mattie says she won't be able to return to work, and she misses all of the kids. >> i love it. >> those kids, they help me as well as you are help keep them safe. >> they make bee want to live. >> a parent started a donation drive format i, the incredible bulk store is donation drop off site. so go to fox29.com for more information on how to donate. >> name of the store, incredible bulk. >> incredible bulk. >> okay. you know paul ryan up there in wisconsin? paul ryan puts his foot down. hear his response, when asked if he is interested in running for president if the republican nominee is not decided before the convention, in cleveland. narrator: why have president obama and vice president biden endorsed katie mc

the his name is sam mattis from the the university of pennsylvania. this week i got a chance to meet him and see him in action. he is an impressive kid with impressive record. >> ivy league record, the american collegiate record and second all time in the ncaa as well as best in the world until this weekend. >> what happened. >> some guy just broke it. jerk decided he wanted to throw further. he will be here at the pneumonia pen relays so that is an exciting competition. >> so sam wants to beat everyone this weekend and sure looks like he will set up to do just that. me, obviously not so much. i have some work to do let's just say sam is best kiss beingus thrower in the world right now, in the college ranks. i could rang myself, i don't know, top ten, that is fair to say, i've got on lot the to learn, no doubt about that. joining us new this morning at franklin field is the director of track and field here at the university of pennsylvania, his name is steve dolan. steve, sam mattis, as you you know well is an impressive athlete. >> yes, he is. he is

matty ram bow. maryland outscoring hopkins 6-4 maryland clinches the big 10 championship out-right. them. >>> nats looking for another win. in saint louis. daniel murphy with a single to center. anthony rendon on his horse will score. later that inning and we have a brace for it, a werth-quake. [ laughter ] nats go onto win 6- 1. you look that? werth-quake. >> i love that. it is nice to see those guys with a big smile. they are just so happy and excited. they are the future. >> and they will make a lot of money too. >> i would smile too. heck. okay. >>> i hate to transition by saying this. but not much to smile about with the weather. >> we were in a three-inch deficit before this little wet period so we did need the rain. we will make it evening. showers into sunday morning. breaks in the afternoon. mild on monday. just some isolated showers or storms then. and then, things look a little unsettled and a little fuzzy as we head into the middle of next week. thursday, friday, one model, a coastal storm, the other is not. until i get more collator, i have to tell you a chance of showe

matty and decon, do all they can to get their daughter home. and see how it unfolds tonight at 10:00. here is a look at the prime time lineup this evening, starts at 8:00 with the middle followed by the goldbergs and blackish and nashville at 10:00 and then "action news" with jim gardner at 11:00. >> accuweather now with adam joseph. >> it's quite a change this afternoon and no sun to help warm us up. as we look at double scan live radar no precipitation at the present time. it's cloudy and breezy and extremely chilly. in fact, it feels like early spring and late fall out there this afternoon. it's all because of the winds coming off the water and a front has pushed to the south and we are in the upper 40s from cape may to the boardwalk, 51 in millville and 51 in wilmington and 50 in allentown and the wind persisting in the northeastly direction and the clouds lingering there is little rise as we go through the afternoon. as we look at the 24 hour change from lunch time to today. it's 25 degrees colder in philadelphia and 29 degrees colder in m

university of the pennsylvania sam mattis is an impressive athlete and has had the best collegiate seasonthe history of the sport. what exactly is the difficulties beingus. >> it is not a very well compensated or well known event, i guess it started with the greeks but just a big disk kind of thing, kind of in the shape of the plate. >> reporter: sam makes it sound simple and in competition he has made it look ease bye what is so impressive is sam's ability to excel at penn's wharton school of business while basically having a full-time job as an athlete. >> it is probably 30, 35 hours an week when not including travel and meets, so it is a lot. >> he loves to work hard, he loves to train and you never have to ask him for more. >> reporter: sam's special work ethic has translated, he was 2015 ncaa mens champion and his record speak for itself. >> right new my best is 67 meters and 45 centimeters which is 221 feet and about three and a half inches. so that was ivy league record, the american collegiate record and second all time in the ncaa. >> reporter: it takes a special athlete to put u

you should drink mattie ice, i don't-- now i drink like a real man.rgy is coming from on college campuses that want to tamp down speech. >> i don't-- i mean obviously it's the trigger warning, sort of thing. i think it's just from-- i think there say genuine thing when people say politically correct speech, it's basically just giving respect to people that haven't got respect in the past. but i think now there's an overcorrection to the point where i heard a story of kids getting upset that there is trump written in chalk on the street. did you see this story. >> it's so bad, larry, i did a showu nc wilmington. and i cursed on stage. and everybody-- haa, that is the response. and i was like what -- what the [bleep]? haa. >> larry: and the nu n who booked you said this is a. >> i wish it was a catholic school. i got banned from a school because i asked, i did a show during black history month and i found out that the president of the black student union was a white girl. right? true story, i'm not making thup. she was a white girl and so on stage. >> l

[cheers and applause] mattie. >> hi, chris. >> how you doing, buddy?> i'm good. >> welcome back. >> thank you. >> good to see you again. >> you too. >> want to be a writer, huh? >> yeah, one day. >> what would you write about this tale of winning $1 million? >> [sighs] >> well, first of all, let's make sure it's not fiction. >> yeah. >> [laughs] >> i'd like to put "a true story," you know, after the title. that would be the first step. >> now, the writing and all that, it's not the only reason you're here today, right? >> no, there's, uh, there's a little bit of a scheme involved. >> yeah. >> i heard about the show from my girlfriend who then revealed she heard about it from her mom, and eventually it came out that my girlfriend's sister had sort of orchestrated this whole thing to meet you 'cause she's obsessed with you, chris. she really is. [laughter] >> so you're a guinea pig. >> i am. i'm the test subject. >> you're the test subject. >> they sent me out-- >> the $1-million-dollar test subject. >> yes. >> so at this point, you could-- we could just

. >> what's going on in the burbs there mattie. >> we are up to our eye balls in construction these daysh road work going on in so many spots, matt and tam and now we're dealing with the overnight stuff. so let's get to the burbs and 422 still has overnight restrictions here in the westbound lanes right by route 23. you can see the flashing arrow board out there. the good news is on the eastbound side, which is the direction most of you come in the morning, things have reopened. so, both lanes back in business as you head toward king of prussia but westbound the crews are not out of there quite yet. they're also still working on the pennsylvania turnpike nearby eastbound side approaching valley forge. the right lane is out of commission if you're headed northbound on the northeast extension near quakertown the left lane's blocked. then approaching the lehigh valley the right lane is blocked. first you stay right then you stay left then you do the hokey pokey and turn yourself around. over in burlington county watching work along 130 both ways at burlington road. left lane out of commissi

mattis is one of those whose name is being mentioned. paul ryan, a prom. nanlt republican says he is not interested in doing this. but one of the guys in now or a white knight, that debate is not settled. bill: thank you, byron york. martha: a new candidate the who has no chance of clinching the enough delegates for the nomination. he says he has no interest in partnering with trump or cruz. >> they are going to think about who can be president. we'll have to go to all these delegations. the trump people are for trump, they are for me. i'm second. i understand them. it will be incumbent on us to visit the delegation. >> would you team up with them? >> no. i'm not teaming up with anybody. martha: donald trump the closest to 1,237. cruz 200 back after the lopsided votes in colorado and wisconsin. martha: in third and he suspended his campaign some time ago. bill: kentucky senator rand paul is here. we'll weigh in on the clinton email investigation. we have not spoken with him since he dropped out. he has a story about 1976 and a contested convention that he

. >> thank you very much, general mattis. it's second time i'm listening to you. first time that you were at heritage. i'm a doctor. there's a lot of criticism inside usa as well as there's criticism about this nuclear deal, even inside iraq. inside iran. and could you tell us, what was the compulsion on the parties which would negotiating that they had to come up with a comprehensive deal with so many loopholes and if the deal collapses what happens next? >> if the deal collapses, what happens next? >> i think if the deal were to collapse today it would depend on whether or not the economic sanctions could be reinstituted in a compelling manner. the amount of effort that the state department put into those many years ago was extraordinary. we're now at a point where people are clamoring to get into the iranian market. if you were unable to reimpose the economic sanctions, then i think you would be basically on a road to perdition because the lines of effort inside tehran are so contrary to the best interests of israel and the arab states around it that would lead

matty, you are on with tom bevin and carl cannon from real clear politics. i found out the president can have as much power as i thought he had. since the senate and the house. and people are talking about jobs and not getting support in their states. but the main lesson to me is the senate and house who passed the law and the supreme court carries it out. they have the power to veto anything they don't like. so i want to know why we're not focused on those people because of the democracy. >> all right, let's give them a chance do respond. how you about, carl? look, she's right. there is more than one election. we have our staff, reporting staff covered with hillary clin and donald trump won these five. hillary clinton won four states. donald trump won five. but we also have a senate race and we had our congressional reporter write about the senate primary. i think this is fair criticism of the news media is that we probably aren't focusing on the congressional races as much as we can. but i'll just say for real clear politics, if you go on the website this

we have a whole bunch going on here, and matty and everyone made signs, can you hold up your signs. they want to show the players these signs, these are hand made signs, aren't these great? i love these. everybody is pumped up to see the players arrive here from houston victorious, i love that this championship will be remembered by these guys forever, because you know coming from philadelphia you grow up not seeing a championship for a long time. and it may inspire them to be villanova basketball players. here my little friends went to school today because they are good students despite they were tired. what was your reaction when they won? >> my whole family was jumping up and down and screaming. >> give me an example of the scream? >> you hear that? it's a legitimate scream. what a fantastic night. i was on social media all last night and this is a cool note. a lot of you know that david, the actor from bones, his dad dave roberts used to be our weather man. he said for his prediction, villanova wins it with a three-pointer at the buzzer. he called it and that is exactly what hap

. >> mattie is the oldest of denise and the defendant's three children she took the witness stand and testified for the prosecution. she has changed her last name to mattison and now considers the victim her father. >> i did my best and i wanted to honor corey, my dad, any way possible. and i wanted to don could be safe. >> the youngest mattison, baby corey, born eight months after her father's death. denise tells me the little girl has already been given a book that tells her father's heroic story. back to you in the studio, jim. >> julie carey, thanks. >>> three people from florida have been arrested at tyson's corner center. they're accusing of running a shoplifting ring. security workers at lord & taylor store called police after they saw the suspects in the store last month. fairfax county police say they found $76,000 worth of stolen items in the suspects' car. they're also accused of having tools to remove security sensors from the merchandise. according to a 2011 news report, a florida woman with the same name as one of the suspects was arrested at a mall in the boston area, i

. >> so some buzz could get going among the delegates, and they could say general mattis, or whateveris. between june 7 and when california votes in july, the end of july when the convention happens, these candidates are allowed to woo the delegates, they can wine them, dine them, they can't give them cash, but they can do a bunch of other stuff. so what do you think we should expect to see if no one has a clear majority as of june 7, what do you think trump is going to do with these delegates and what do you anticipate cruz will do with them? >> i have no idea, megyn. here's the thing for everyone to understand. no one has been through this before. there are no experts at this process. the last time we had a multiballot convention was in 1940. i know we're filling a lot of space on television, but no one really knows what to expect. >> that's got to be disconcerting for you. >> well, listen, it is, because you always have to back down a lot of narratives. we spend a lot of time on hypotheticals that i don't think are going to be reality. i do think that the people running have the ad

. >> general mattis, i'm colonel moragi. i had an honor to serve under you and i want to ask you a question, sir. given what you mentioned about iran and influence and four capitals and given our engagement in iraq, how do you see us walking the rope between supporting the iraqi government with the significant iranian influence in lieu of more fighting against isis, sir? >> yeah. it's a tough -- it's a very tough situation. when i was once complaining about my job as i did routinely in the last job, as a matter of fact, i once was asked by the vice president jokingly, you know why you got the job, jim? he said because we couldn't find anyone else dumb enough to take it. i was complaining about it one time and a former prime minister in europe said, hey, jim, if you can't ride two horses in the circus get out of the middle east circus. welcome to reality. one of my last visits to iraq i heard the same message from a number of people in the government in the shia-led government and it was help us avoid the sufficient kaocating

were, yeah, they were seeking headlines, so they could possibly help their career was this guy,gy matty, he wants to be governor someday. >> he and his dad certainly talk about that. there's no doubt that all those people did a lot for the public good. but they did serve themselves at the same time. and so that inherent conflict is really fascinating. we thought it would set up for a really compelling drama. >> okay. who did you talk to? where did you immerse yourself so you got the nuances -- >> you want us to name names? >> yes. >> okay. we're not going to name names. but you know what? we did have the opportunity to talk to all of the famous billionaires, basically, that you would be reading about or most of them and some really prominent prosecutors including -- [inaudible] written about. >> it was fantastic when the united states attorney for the southern district now, he came to our premiere and was smoking about all the s and m stuff -- [laughter] >> now billionaires, i'll say since show's been on and people have been responding, we've been getting some incoming calls and some of

general mattis, spoke last friday at the center for strategic and international studies and was partially critical of congress for not passing an authorization. he said, worth more than 10 battleships is a sense of american political resolve. i worry that we have not sent that sense. you testified one year ago before this committee and i ask you about an authorization. you said, what our men and women need is a sense that with the are doing as meaning, value, the support of the american public. i do not think we have sent a message of political resolve as the political leadership, as the decision-makers contemplate this. we have not sent a message of result for our troops, to our allies, to our adversaries. i continue to believe that the domestic legal authorization for this war is highly problematic. i want to turn my attention to a second legal issue, there has to be international legal basis for war. if you are fighting on your own soil in your not invading anybody else's sovereignty, you do not need separate legal justification for fighting that war. if you are into the sovereign spac

. >> you know, mattie, really you can't help but be sexy. i mean, it is what it is. what you say, it's how you say it. ♪ little red corvette. >> "little red corvette" was his first top ten hit. now prince was driving into our living rooms on mtv, delighting teens and shocking their parents with his evocative lyrics. while it was only 1982, the sonic visionary was already telling us how to celebrate the next millennium. ♪ 2000 party almost out of time ♪ >> weddings and bar mitzvahs haven't been the same since. >> the guy had crazy chops. >> i never, ever would have believed somebody could play like hendrix and do a james brown split at the same time and keep playing. >> al sharpton knows. he worked with and for james brown for 20 years. >> he said, that kid has something different, he's something different. something different. and i think that he had the courage to be different. and commercial at the same time. so he was different, he created a kind of genre that we'd not heard. but he was able to sell it. >> while he'd work with a band on tour, on his early albums h

. >> where is mattie? >> keep looking. >> thanks, tim. >>> now while some fans watched the celebration from the crowded streets, others gathered inside. we found a crowd watching on the super size screens inside the lobby of the comcast center. and we would love for you to show us how you celebrated nova's national championship. send us your pictures or videos to nbc 10 on facebook, twitter or the nbc 10 app. >>> 5:00, it is pay day in cash strapped atlantic city and it's the last one for 28 days workers are going to feel the pinch all month long on a new payroll cycle helping the city stay afloat in the midst of its financial crisis. police, fire and sanitation workers among those who voted on the measure which allows the city to delay its next payroll cycle until may 6. by then the mayor says property tax revenue will be available. >> we have to make every penny count right now. we cannot be wasteful at all. getting paid 28 days from now is going to be difficult. >> governor christie called yesterday's m

. >> you know, mattie, really you can't help but be sexy. i mean, it is what it is.t you say, it's how you say it. ♪ little red corvette. >> "little red corvette" was his first top ten hit. now prince was driving into our living rooms on mtv, delighting teens and shocking their parents with his evocative lyrics. while it was only 1982, the sonic visionary was already telling us how to celebrate the next millennium. ♪ 2000 party almost out of time ♪ >> weddings and bar mitzvahs haven't been the same since. >> the guy had crazy chops. >> i never, ever would have believed somebody could play like hendrix and do a james brown split at the same time and keep playing. >> al sharpton knows. he worked with and for james brown for 20 years. >> he said, that kid has something different, he's something different. something different. and i think that he had the courage to be different. and commercial at the same time. so he was different, he created a kind of genre that we'd not heard. but he was able to sell it. >> while he'd work with a band on tour, on his early albums he pl

next to him is debbie matties. and she's -- debbie is vice president of privacy at ctia, which is a collection of wireless and cellular phone companies. and next to her is katharina kopp, who is a director at the center for democracy and technology, which is a great privacy and civil liberties firm, non-profit here in washington. next to her is laura moy, who is the visiting professor of law at georgetown university law school. all their twitter handles are on the page. so why are we here today? yesterday the federal communications commission, and as the federal communications commission proposed a rule governing privacy issues related to broadband services and covering broadband service providers. they're basically updating a law from 1996 which incidentally is the same year that the congressional internet caucus was created. so 20 years ago the telecommunications act of 1996 was passed, which included a law governing the privacy of telephone service. and also the congressional internet caucus was created that yea

. >> reporter: mattie only reported her alleged rape to police.cked when she got a call from byu's title 9 office which investigates sexual harassment and sexual violence. >> what she essentially said on that phone call was we received a police report and in it, a, we think you may have been raped, and, b, it looked like you probably violated the honor code as well. i felt so betrayed because they read every single thing that happened to me and they just kind of didn't care. >> reporter: in fact, she says now she's facing backlash from byu for not answering all their questions. her attorney told her not to until after her criminal trial this fall. the school won't let her register for future classes until she cooperates with the honor code office. >> there would never be an honor code review for reporting sexual assault, for being a victim of sexual assault. how does that victim then end up being disciplined by the honor code office? >> i wouldn't know, i wouldn't be able to speculate on any one situation. >> reporter: while the school can't talk

i call it recovery -- retired marine general james mattis called it post traumatic growth. the bad days are less frequent than they've ever been, and they mainly come when i get news of another friend who has committed suicide. since starting this quest, more and more of the veteran community have come forward to impart upon me the stories of their brothers and sisters who have taken their lives. just last week, a close friend of mine in texas lost a marine he served with to suicide. a month ago, one of my best friends who i deployed with and the father of my goddaughter admitted to me that he had gotten close and also would have succeeded had another marine not stepped in. they all come to me pleading, in fact begging, to use what voice i have in this chamber and in the halls of congress to give you all this message. service dogs will save lives, and with the current epidemic of veteran suicide, it is unconscionable to keep the status quo and wait any longer to institute this change we all know is a viable solution to reduce the epidemic of veteran suicide. thank you very

going here, champions, national chess champions in action, right here, i'll talk to my girl mattie whileers in the country. >> yes. >> correct. >> how did you get that tight until. >> well, i've been studying for awhile, and i've been learning how to play to get better. >> principal says this is teaching you guys life lessons watch have you learned about life through the game of chess? >> think ahead, think of your outcomes, and consequences, from your decision. >> i distracted you, now i'll distract your partner. you are a fifth grader beating the eighth graders. how did you make it happen? >> welshing kept trying harder and harder. >> what's all of this that you guys are doing hitting these buttons, what is this? >> well, hitting, we just hit the clock. it like tells your mind, casino of, we have a time limit. so we have to basically like -- >> you get back to work, like get out of my way. principal, what's happening here? that is changing so many lives? >> these are children learning the game of chess, chess makes, help your character skills. showing our children that they have charac

marine corps general james mattis is credited by saying, the war is not over until the enemy says it is. we can declare it over, we can say it's over but he gets a vote. well, we need to tell our enemies today that this war is not over until we say it is. [applause] our enemies declared victory over us. he says we're defeated as we're told continuously about climate change. this science has decided. they want to put us in jail if we disagree about climate change now, but nevertheless, this war is not over. now, i heard an interview the other day. you can find it on youtube. one of these british fliers i was telling you about, young man 20 years old during the war, climbed in his spitfire every day and shot down a whole bunch of german airplanes. he was being interviewed today, still alive, and they were asking about this and the fact that so many people died in the struggle. he said it was easy for us. it wasn't hard. it was easy for us to do it. we were fighting for our neighborhoods. think about that. they were fighting for their neighborhoods. well, we're fighting for our neighbor

. >> does it mean at some point stopping the tse of david and matty?wo and a half years of foreplay. >> people who had been watching it for years were into this moment. so when "be my baby" starts playing, it's like the perfect storm of romance. ♪ the night we met i knew i needed you so ♪ s of tomorrow. like in buffalo, where the largest solar gigafactory in the western hemisphere will soon energize the world. and in syracuse, where imagination is in production. let us help grow your company's tomorrow - today - at business.ny.gov my lineage was the vecchios and zuccolis. through ancestry, through dna i found out that i was only 16% italian. he was 34% eastern european. so i went onto ancestry, soon learned that one of our ancestors we thought was italian was eastern european. this is my ancestor who i didn't know about. he looks a little bit like me, yes. ancestry has many paths to discovering your story. get started for free at ancestry.com i am a first responder tor and i'emergencies 24 hours a day, everyday of the year. my children and my family ar

emy is many, but the marine corps general james mattis is credited by saying, the war is not over until the enemy says it is. we can declare it over, we can say it's over but he gets a vote. well, we need to tell our enemies today that this war is not over until besay it is. [applause] -- until we say it is. [applause] our enemies declared victory over us. he says we're defeated as we're told continuously about climate change. this science has decided. they want to put us in jail if we disagree about climate change now, but nevertheless, this war is not over. now, i heard an interview the other day. you can find it on youtube. one of these british fliers i was telling you about, young man 20 years old during the war, climbed in his spitfire every day and shot down a whole bunch of german airplanes. he was being interviewed today, still alive, and they were asking about this and the fact that so many people died in the struggle. he said it was easy for us. it wasn't hard. it was easy for us to do it. we were fighting for our neighborhoods. think about that. they were fighting for their n

next to him, is debbie mattis, she, debbie is vice president of privacy at ctia, a collection of wirelessand cellular phone companies. next to her cat at that rena copp center of democracy and technology which is a great civil liberties here the non-profit in washington. laura moy is visiting professor of georgetown university law school. all their, why we are here, federal communications commission, proposed a rule governing privacy issues related to broadband services and covering broadband service providers. they're basically updating a law from 1996 which incidentally the same year that the congressional internet caucus was created. 20 years ago the telecommunications act of 1996 which was a law governing the private telephone service and congressional internet caucus was created that year. incidentally the one, billboard top song on the billboard 100 was the macarena. i don't remember what type of phone i had but it really wasn't portable. it was a very, very different day. the congressional internet caucus was created that year to bring attention to internet issues. this is really i

. >> does entertaining mean stopping the tease of dave and mattie, do they get together at some point we like to think of it as two and a half years of foreplay. >> people were macing for this moment and -- were waiting for this moment and your emotions are already there so when be my baby starts playing, it is a perfect storm of romance. ♪ duracell quantum lasts longer so kevin jorgeson can power through the night. sfx: duracell slamtones if you have allergy congestion muddling through your morning is nothing new. introducing rhinocort® allergy spray from the makers of zyrtec®. powerful relief from nasal allergy symptoms, all day and all night. try new rhinocort® allergy spray. all day and all night. so come try the largest variety of lobster dishes of the year, like lobster lover's dream or new dueling lobster tails. it's a party on every plate, and you're invited. so come in while it lasts. whewhat does it look like?ss, is it becoming a better professor by being a more adventurous student? is it one day giving your daughter the opportunity she deserves? is it finally witnessing all

please join me in thanking general mattis and wishing him safe travels. [ applause ] >>> saturday, april 23, 400th anniversary of william shakes pair's death. washington, d.c. has the largest collection of shskespear, his life and impact on our light tur, language, politics and history. book tv will be covering that event live. it begins noon eastern time. afterwards, we'll have a live nationwide calling with shakespeare well. standard oil company and shk shakespeare, so join us on april 23rd rktsz live at noon, from the folder library for 400 years of shakespeare shakespeare on book tv. >>> c-span continues saturday with bernie sanders. he'll be holding a campaign rally with supporters in wilmington delaware, where w that state holding its primary tuesday. 4:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >>> american history tv on c-span three, this beak end, 6:00 eastern, discussing his book, the myth of the lost cause, why the south fought the civil war and why the north won. post war arguments, seeking to justify their split from the union and their defeat. myths of the civil war. >> explain why it was

. >> does it mean at some point stopping the tease of david and matty? it as two and a half years of foreplay. >> people who had been watching it for years were into this moment. so when "be my baby" starts playing, it's like the perfect storm of romance. ♪ the night we met i knew i needed you so ♪ inesses rely on the us postal service? because when they ship with us, their business becomes our business. that's why we make more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country. here, there, everywhere. united states postal service priority: you hyeah?m. we've got allstate, right? uh-huh. yes. well, i found this new thing called allstate quickfoto claim. it's an app. you understand that? you just take photos of the damage with your phone and upload them to allstate. really? so you get a quicker estimate, quicker payment, quicker back to normal. i just did it. but maybe you can find an app that will help you explain this to your father. quickfoto claims. just another way allstate is changing car insurance for good. some say "free the whales."