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for more on where things standing i'm joined by mckay coppin sprngs latest piece is on romney's noisy arrival in washington. and congressional reporter, ha l, ey byrd. haley byrd, reported on the congress and knows every day in the republican congress you're faced with questions about the president. what do you think of romney, this being his opening gambit? >> the fact he wrote the on sed op-ped is unique. most don't say this about the president not having the requisite character -- when you get down to the practical applications of this op-ped, what romney says sounds exactly like what paul ryan said for the past two years. which is, i'm not going to comment on every tweet. >> right. >> i will speak out if something egregious happens. like if the president sides with putin over the u.s. intelligence community in front of the entire world. but, you know, i'm going to go about my business as if this was any president. and that is just a common refrain among a lot of republicans in the senate. so it doesn't really represent a drastic shift. i mean, you have jeff flake and bob corker bo

in a recent presentation at ucsf mckay recounted tabloid headlines naming dugas as the man who broad volberting who founded the city's first inpatient aids clinic and briefly treated dugas. >> the labels contribute to the stigma. that's been a chronic problem with this disease. >> reporter: mckay says experts soon discovered the long periods hiv stays dormant in the body and developed a better understanding of how it travels. enough science to debunk the myth that a single person was responsible for the crisis. he believes setting the record straight now is critically important to preparing for a future health crisis. >> i would like people to be more cautious about using the phrase patient zero if we're ever in a similar epidemic. >> now, despite the controversy, author randy schilts was given the stonewall book award in 1987 for "and the band played on." he died in the 1990s from complications of hiv. >>> now to the woman once called the next steve jobs. elizabeth holmes was a college dropout who founded the blood testing lab theranos in palo alto. now she's facing the prospect of

meet eric mckay. family and friends call him "bean." tonight, you may want to call him a hero. he eats peanut butter sandwiches threeimes a day every day. coming up, the impact his dedication is making on furloughed workers. quite a few people in our area could use a helping hand right now. we're working for you. head t nbcwashington.com to find out how you can pitch in. we also have links to resources to help furloughed federal workers. jim? >>> we're getting new details tonight onhat deadly bank hostage shooting down in florida today. we're getting our first look at the 21-year-old suspect charged with killing five people. officers say he opened fire inside a suntrust bank in the city of sebring, about 85 miles southwest of tampa. abc's dan sheneman has the . late >> we've suffered a significant loss at the hands of a senseless criminal doing a senseless crime. >> reporter: shots fired at suntrustank. one call to police came from the suspect. >> the suspect called our dispatch center and said he had entered the bank and began shooting. ter: when police arriv they secured the

gardener, jeremy kleiner, adam mckay and kevin messick, producers. >> wow. >> congratulations to allinees. >> congratulations. thank you, everyone, for joining us and watch the 91st oscars sunday night february 24th on abc. that was so fun. >> we did it. >> all right. first of all, i really like those two. i kind of wish they were hosting the oscars, to be honest. >> it's not a bad idea. maybe we need to talk to somebody and see if we can make that happen. >> i like breakfast humor, early humor, i enjoy it. >> yeah. >> it's interesting. i feel like there weren't a whole lot of surprises. >> right. >> some people said timoth chalamet got snubbed. >> best supporting actor. >> best picture seemed like what people are talking about. >> i know "bohemian rhapsody" is so popular. everyone loves it. critically it's not getting a lot of love but it's one of the nominees so it has a chance for sure. >> the thing i'm most interested in is leading actress. you have lady gaga against glen clothes and glen clothes won the golden globe. see if lady gaga pulls off the oscars. exciting times. >> mark

know, the thing skipping across and you see a catch, and very much like the big short, which adam mckayit has all these quite showy, dramatic devices to tell and to comment upon the story. so at various points, people break the fourth wall, they talk to the audience. there's one section in which dick cheney and his wife suddenly burst into shakespearean dialogue in a kind of inarticulate moment. there's another moment halfway through where the film appears to end as if it's an alternative hollywood ending. my problem is this. lliked the 515 shett: = guesses games” ~ and they say at thebeginniflgfi a true story as much as possible, with the secrecy." 51}? {l135 fff. it if}? it's as funny as the big short. m 53} 5:5 ii 53:1 m s ”v... w: jr. s; you said "showered with awards nominations" — i am surprised by how much it has been taken to heart, because it's good, it's solid, it's for me, it's not as good as big short. it doesn't have that sucker punch, it doesn't have that clear line. there's no moment in it, as there was in the big short when you suddenly went, "0h! that's how it happened!"

know, the thing skipping across and you see a catch, and very much like the big short, which adam mckaye before, it has all these quite showy, dramatic devices to tell and to comment upon the story. so at various points, people break the fourth wall, they talk to the audience. there's one section in which dick cheney and his wife suddenly burst into shakespearean dialogue in a kind of inarticulate moment. there's another moment halfway through where the film appears to end as if it's an alternative hollywood ending. my problem is this. i liked the big short — with reservations. i thought the big short was very funny, it was kind of flippant, but i liked the flippancy of it. but i also thought that the big short did explain something that i didn't really understand before. it talked about the financial, you know, shenanigans. and went on and it did — it was almost like a card trick, somebody doing a card trick but showing you how they were doing it at the same time. in the case of this, by the film's own admission, dick cheney is very hard to get under his skin. and they say at the begin

and "vice," adam mckay. >> i am going to work out. i don't know why you think i'm lying. the films selected as best picture nominees. "black panther," kevin feige producer. >> "blackkklansman," sean mckittrick, jason blum, raymond mansfield, shaun redick, jordan peele and spike lee. >> "bohemian rhapsody," graham king, producer. >> "the favourite," ceci dempsey, ed guiney, lee magiday and yorgos lanthimos, producers. >> "green book," jim burke, charles b. wessler, brian currie, peter farrelly and nick vallelonga. producers. >> "roma," gabriela rodriguez and alfonso cuaron, producers. >> "a star is born," bill gerber, bradley cooper and lynette howell taylor, producers. >> and the eighth and final nominee, "vice," dede gardner, jeremy kleiner, adam mckay and kevin messick, producers. >> wow. >> wow. >> wow. >> congratulations to all the nominees. >> congratulations. thank you, everyone, for joining us and watch the 91st oscar sunday night, february 24th, on abc. >> that was so fun. [ applause ] >> can we give a shoutout to tracee and kumail who made that very entertaining.

not a guy mckay when you're sick that every night. feliks trains here at the bronx boxing gym a favorite destination for book says who hopes to make it big. it's one of the dumbest things he makes chief gene scott talk about cross town. children as young as six come here every day after school to practice. cook jocose says to come has all the right ingredients to produce champions because . it is a challenge and there's a lot of juice here we all. model put a plug things in this thing does this region talking about books and so that's also you know the challenge in a competition when it comes to oh. he says it's this intense competition that took pear was in many books that's from a book called to succeed. you know course starts at the gym fifteen years ago and forms it's himself what a feat he says to give the kids here hope for a better future. over here most of the boys on the street from the street and if you want to take them out on the street to come visit. you will go to the gym and register them being a took in a remote. part

that's mckay plotting a welcome.e said he was delighted to hear these warnings, which normally ministers are meant to say everything is fine and everybody can stay calm. instead it seems to be encouragement. this is not just it seems to be encouragement. this is notjust ten hack conspiracy theorist to say it because airbus admitted they were put up to it by the government. —— ten hat conspiracy. what this means from brexiteers is that given that they might bea brexiteers is that given that they might be a little bit puzzled because theresa may has made very clear that she would try and improve the backstop and all sorts of parts of radio but she seems to be come her colleagues resorting to the kind of plan a tactics, scaremongering, no deal is bad and except this. plan bis no deal is bad and except this. plan b is plan a place basically.” no deal is bad and except this. plan b is plan a place basically. i think it is interesting because essentially, the point that philip hammond is making is that he admitted he was e

that's mckay plotting a welcome. to say everything is fine and everybody can stay calm. instead it seems to be encouragement. this is not just it seems to be encouragement. this is notjust ten hack conspiracy theorist to say it because airbus admitted they were put up to it by the government. —— ten hat conspiracy. what this means from brexiteers is that given that they might bea brexiteers is that given that they might be a little bit puzzled because theresa may has made very clear that she would try and improve the backstop and all sorts of parts of radio but she seems to be come her colleagues resorting to the kind of plan a tactics, scaremongering, no deal is bad and except

that's been a really chronic problem with this disease. >> reporter: mckay says experts would long seeds hiv stays dormant in the body and build up a better understanding of how the virus travels. enough science to debunk the myth that a single person was responsible for the crisis. he believes setting the record straight now is critically important to preparing for a future health crisis. >> i would like people to be more cautious about using the phrase patient zero if we're ever in a similar epidemic. >> reporter: despite the controversy, randy shiltz was given the stonewall book award for "and the band played on." he died in the 1990s from complications of hiv. >>> there are two new developments in alzheimer's research. a doctor at ucsf says a bacteria that causes gum disease is linked to the disease. and then there's this. a new study in a journal nature medicine claims a simple blood test could predict alzheimer's 16 years before symptoms begin. they focus on a protein if the bluz. a rise in its levels could be an early sign of the disease. >>> clear skies, sunny skies i should sa

other front—runners that won't here until next year include include big short director adam mckay's vice bale stars as dick cheney, and if beale street could talk, the latest from moonlight director barryjenkins. also in the mix is alfonso cuaron‘s roma, an extraordinary black—and—white drama inspired by memories of the director's own childhood, and set in the titular neighbourhood of mexico city in the early ‘70s. the fact that roma is currently being touted as a best picture contender — it topped sight and sound's poll of best film of 2018 — is significant, because it's backed by netflix who have become the focus of some cineaste—scented ire. back in april, netflix pulled roma from the cannes festival after they imposed a competition ban on films which didn't have a proper theatrical release, and it went on to win the golden lion at venice after cannes missed out. other high—profile netflix—backed films from 2018 include the coen brothers portmanteau the ballad of buster scruggs and paul greengrass‘s harrowing docudrama 22 july, about the neo—nazi killings which shook norway in 2011. d

mckay who was hired in two thousand and seventeen at the age of thirty became the youngest head coach and n.f.l. history and has been credited with turning things around for the way it's. over in kansas city the chiefs quarterback patrick know holmes led his team to a thirty one to thirteen hammering over the indianapolis colts to earn their first a.f.c. title game appearance in twenty five years they'll face either the l.a. chargers or the new england patriots next. i mean it was a great win i mean the defense stepped up big played played great all game long all things were started at a kind of a dry spell that we finished it off in the end so it's a great team when we get the play here again next week so we're excited for that opportunity to more big games later on sunday super bowl champions philadelphia new orleans and the l.a. chargers take on the champions from the previous season new england we spoke to n.f.l. journalist robert macey things both the patriots and eagles are in real trouble going into their games i think the future it's absolutely get upset the chargers are very

they're not going to go into the twenty twenty election doubling or tripling tax collections like the mckay to study said but aside from that it's president trump who is bringing home close to ten thousand americans from syria and afghanistan that is a that is a great there's an amazing thing its president trump was presiding over peace hopefully the start of peace between north and south korea these are all amazing things where is alexandria occasionally cortez where is it where any democrats saying yeah bring home our soldiers from never ending counterinsurgency war so perhaps it can pave you know ha ha certain policy ideas are not saying that you do you get the memo ha because now the democrats are the party of war ok. then they're the party they are the party of with voting you know president romney twenty twenty eight ok that's they're the party they're the party of you're on steroids ok jason let me finish up with you and on these in this segment of the program. do the democratic does the democratic stablish what do they fear people like. alexandra because you've got it has. in your p

and adam mckay for vice. we'll be watching. >> very surprised about bradley. very happy for spike. i just knew bradley was going to get nominated. that's the thing about the oscars, there is never any guarantees. spike has had such a long career. that movie, blackkklansman, is really good. >> yes, regina king, best supporting actress. >> vlad, thank yo >>> good tuesday morning. it was a chilly start to the day and we will warm up, above average for this time of the year. san francisco with the high at 61, oakland, tremont and san jose as well this afternoon. we will warm up through the week with the warmest day of the week friday and saturday. we will have plenty of sunshine. have a great day. >>> we have much >>> we have much more news ahead. a close friend of missing colorado mom kelsey berreth said she saw red flags in berreth's relationship with her fiance before she vanished. ahead, ashley cogburn opens up about the fiance now facing murder charges. >>> new government rules require hospitals to post price lists. we'll show you how they're confusing or even misleading for consu

that was alex mckay set.urs after he was involved in a collision near sandringham. meanwhile a woman injured in the accident says she‘s yet to receive an apology from the duke. simonjones has the latest. behind the wheel again, prince philip and his new land rover. but something is missing, he‘s not wearing seat belts. norfolk police say they have been made aware of these images, taken near the entrance of the estate. the duke insists he‘s been given suitable words of advice. just days ago, the car crashed along this busy road. anna fairweather was a passenger in achaea, driven by herfriend anna fairweather was a passenger in achaea, driven by her friend with a baby in the back. they collided with prince philip‘s land rover, although his vehicle ended up on its side, he emerged relatively unscathed. she her rest. anna fairweather told the sunday mirror, i‘m lucky to be alive and he hasn‘t even said sorry. it has been such a traumatic and painful time and has been such a traumatic and painfultime andi has been

joining me now, dan mckay, he's a controller for atlanta center and representative of the national airrs association. dan, good to see you. thank you for being with us. dan, just give me some sense of this. one of the things that's interesting about air traffic controllers is unlike my job, where i can make a mistake and tweet out that i made a mistake or tell my executive producer that i made a mistake and let's correct it, you can't. >> thanks for having me, ali. you're right. you've got to be 100% right 100% of the time and that's an unforgiving feeling. >> when i do make a mistake, and i do make them, i have to explain it and i say stress. didn't sleep enough last night. got a lot on my mind or was distracted. would i imagine not getting paid for a few weeks is stressful for you. >> it is. it's a new kind of stress we're not used dealing with. we're used to dealing with stress at work. we deal with it every day shift, evening shift, all summer long with weather. this is new. this is new stress. and it is leading to people not sleeping, it's leading to people being upset at work. ev

adam mckay was nominated for best director for vice which directing was the least of that movie.st director. bradley cooper needs to be in that mix but he's not. rob: how about best picture? >> yesterday, i was happy black panther became the first superhero movie to be nominated for best picture award but a lot of things happening, no nomination for first man, looking at this award, roma will take on the biggest award of the night. i recommend seeing it. it is on netflix. i recommend seeing it in the theater. netflix has a best picture nomination for the first time. big deal for that. and very upset about getting shut out in major categories. >> and bradley cooper did a brilliant job. you saw a star is born. >> he played the guitar, sings, and how do you bring that together. rob: appreciate it. jillian: 15 into the top of the hour. alexandria ocasio-cortez issuing the doomsday prediction. >> the world is going to end in 12 years if we don't address climate change. this is our world war ii. jillian: the white house calling her off with global warming. rob: we had world war ii and

. >>> one person is dead after large box truck overturned north of mckay road on northbound 101. the cause of the crash is under investigation. >>> the accident is causing problems on the freeways with the lanes shutdown at northbound 101 and mckee. used to 80, 87 or king road for the alternate. 85 northbound is a good choice but also slow. all lanes back open at 280 and 101 with one lane open southbound at 17 due to the tree in the roadway. there is a another issue at 101 northbound due to an accident. >>> taking a look at the hi-def doppler, northbay getting significant showers in the same in central and the south bay. the rain will be on and off all day, fizzling out late afternoon with gusting wind dying down midmorning. we will have a short break in the rain tomorrow before we it isa wet weekend ahead saturday, sunday and possibly a wet start to the beginning of the week next week as well. keep your umbrella in the car. >> i always forget. somebody text me tonight. >> i did bring my rain gear today, so thank you, emily. >>> have a great day and thank you for watching us on k

his clients..and the officers should have never should have been charged in the first place.james mckayd march's attorney: "three innocent men had been put through hell. whatever you think about jason van dyke these three men were innocent from day one."van dyke was found guilty of second-degree murder in october.and is facing up to 20 years in prison for that conviction.his sentencing is set for friday. leon finney, pastor, metropolitan apostolic community church: "hopefully tomorrow at the sentencing trial of van dyke we'll see what happens."i'm andy rose reporting. (grant) happening now... the storm brought rain to the bay area and snow to the sierra... making it a popular weekend to hit the slopes... but as reporter bridgette bjorlo explains it's certainly ánotá the best conditions for traveling to the mountain... it's a winter wonderland up in the sierra with rounds of snow continuing to pile up throughout the area... (serjio gonazalez / got snowed in)so much snow that some cars.. like this one in kingvale.. got snowed-in

eric mckay is on the autism spectrum and loves this peanu butter. he was promised a lifetime supply if he could get 72,000 retweets. well, he did. last night he donated man frt jars to federal workers whoet aren'tng paid. he spoke to shomari stone and you can see that in your nbc washington app as well. >>> amelia is t here tok rain and don't get too comfortable with the temperatures outside. t's not staying that way for long >> we went up and now back down. earlier we were talking about flooding more likely in some spots versus other. this just in, the national weather service issued a warning for parts of fairfax. this is in effect until 3:00 p.m. this afternoon. check it out on your screen rights now. the arre in green are going to be under that flood warning until 3:00 p.m. this includesto the r area right now. mainly concerned about small creeks and streams in the area. some locations that may experience flooding include not only reston, but an an daily, herndon, towards chantilly. i-66 and 495 interchange as well. we'll be tracking this, this

his clients..and the officers should have never should have been charged in the first place.james mckaymarch's attorney: "three innocent men had been put through hell. whatever you think about jason van dyke these three men were innocent from day one."van dyke was found guilty of second-degree murder in october.and is facing up to 20 years in prison for that conviction.his sentencing is set for friday. leon finney, pastor, metropolitan apostolic community church: "hopefully tomorrow at the sentencing trial of van dyke we'll see what happens."i'm andy rose reporting. (ken) still ahead.. how one father is stepping up and creating outside fun for all of his children. (sports) coming up in sports, bustling night for college hoops for teams across the bay area. we'll have all the highlights. plus, the warriors with their thoughts on demarcus cousins coming back tomorrow night. (ken) a florida suspect on the run is now in custody.. and deputies say they have a few horses to thank for the capture. take a look a this infrared video from this morning in volusia county. you can see the suspect ru

. >> i'm jim mckay speaking to you live at this moment from abc headquarters just outside the olympicge in munich, west germany. the olympics of serenity have become the one thing the germans didn't want them to be, the olympics of terror. >> i was in my bed at the hotel. and the phone rang, and they said, you better get in here. some terrorists have taken over the apartments of the israeli team. and i said, they did what? >> at about 5:00 this morning, before dawn, arab guerillas believed now to be five in number got over the fence into the headquarters of the israeli team. >> this was the first olympics that was going to have unprecedented live television coverage. >> this is happening now, if you can possibly believe that. arab guerillas are still holding inside the rooms of the israeli olympic team nine people, one of them believed dead. this is a live picture you're looking at right now. there again is the head of one of the guerillas. >> part of terrorism is theater. munich was so shocking because we televised it. >> the terrorists have now tossed a paper out of a window of the

you may scape goat andy mckay but you will not destroy america. america will triumph over you and then obama's former u.s. ambassador to united nations zapanta -- samantha power tweets out saying not a good idea to off jon brennan. which i found. astounding the former political officials would be having an intimidating tone such as this they lord over that in serving the public which is how i see it >> it's an exceptionally good point and the brennan memo to me when i read it falls in the category of the letters that you write and as soon as you have written them you rip them up and you don't send them. you got it out of your system but you really don't want to go public. also it had the tendency to act as if he was still in the cia and he could still influence what the cia was doing. >> host: maybe he does. >> guest: this is the question that raises. the former cia listening wink, wink to what brennan is telling him to do they undermine the presidency and it's become a legitimate question. a minimum why john brennan thought he could poke his nose

. >> eric bean mckay isn the autism spectrum and loves lidl peanut butter. store promised him a lifetime supply if he got thousands of tweets. he did. last night heoned jars to workers not getting paid. >>> i'm frank holland at cnbc headquarters. hulu is cutting the price of the $2.aming plan it will now be about $6 a month. that's for the basic ad supportedpackage. the add-free version will stay about $12 a month. there will be a price hike from $40 - to this is a week after netflix hiked prices on its streaming plans. newrices take effect on february 26th for new subscri subscribers and. hulu has more than 25 million subscribers in the u.s. for the cnbc morning business report, i'm frank holland. >> thank you. >>> sign up for a gym membership and save money we're working for you so you can start working out. >>> also more questions than answers. police in florida search for a reason why a man would walk into a bank, kill five people an call 911 himself. we're taking you back to the we're taking you back to the scene when "news4 toda hey babe, what's the pa

and one member of that safety net is morgan mckay who has been offering unpaid federal workers free winend pizza at her popular denver restaurant. when she put up the offer, she only expected a few people to show up. night after night dozens have arrived, including -- and this is the party love -- a new crop of paying customers who are there, not just for the great pizza, but to support a restaurant that is doing the right thing. that's the part of the story i even love more thanstory. i lough more than tve the fact been offering pizzas for the people. thank you for joining us, tell us how you got this started? >> a couple of weeks ago, i was at work one night and a couple of our regular customers were talking to and they were furloughed employees and it got me thinking and i went home that night and talked to my mom, mom, we have to do something to help. and you know first thing that came into mind is well, we own a restaurant, food. food was what we can do to help. we posted on facebook that night that we would start the next day offering complimentary dinner for their family so they c

. >> jimmy: and your producer, well, the director, adam mckay, did a great job with this movie.n the movie. >> we had a whole -- an amazing group of producers. >> jimmy: did brad pitt do any actual producing on the movie? >> yeah, well, yes, he came to set one day. [ laughter ] no, it's -- and the reason i knew he was there is because i was like, oh, there's -- i had been in make-up. i play lynne up until 70 so i was in 70-year-old lynne make-up, which is a lot of wrinkles and prosthetics and a suit that makes me look quite a bit heavier, and i was wondering why all the girls had lip gloss and were skipping to set. and so i walk on to set, oh, and i had just been diagnosed with pink eye. >> jimmy: oh, great. >> true story. so i'm walking on the set like what's everyone so happy about? and all of a sudden i see brad pitt and i'm like, i've seen him before, but every time you see him, it's sort of like, you're thinking it's like "a river runs through it." [ laughter ] like i think he's going to move in slow motion and then you imagine yourself looking really pretty and, like, a wh

alex mckay south.he was involved in a collision near sandringham. meanwhile one of the women injured in the accident says she‘s yet to receive an apology from the duke. simonjones has the latest. behind the wheel again, prince philip and his new land rover, but somethings missing. he‘s not wearing a seat belt. norfolk police say they have been made aware of these images taken near the have been made aware of these images ta ken near the entrance have been made aware of these images taken near the entrance of the estate. the duke insists he‘s been giving suitable words of advice. it comesjust giving suitable words of advice. it comes just days after the along this busy road, and the panic in the confusion, when women feared the worst. and the fairweather was a passenger in a kia driven by her friend with a baby in the back, that collided with prince philip‘s land rover. although his vehicle ended up on its side, he emerged relatively unscathed. she broke her rest. anna fairweather told the sunday mirror

remember what i've done in the political field of washington dc but i appreciate your years of service mckay, and we were talking earlier about your son having worked at the end of justice, and you know how how important it is to all of us who have served there and how special a place it is. i want to also thank ed meese, attorney general for being here, he has become a friend and mentor to me when i was chief of staff, and now as acting attorney general tonight, i really i really appreciate him and what he stands for in the conservative legal movement, and in an exemplar of public service, and i am also -- i cannot ever get enough time with him talking about ronald reagan, and what it was like to serve with him and to be a friend of ronald reagan, the person that most made me who i am today was ronald reagan, your service with him as attorney general and in the state of california was just really exceptional. i also want to thank jennifer marshall, john malcolm, and especially the panelist today, each one of you brings a unique perspective to today's discussion, but we are all united in our

he's got a lot about the handout because a 13-year-old eric mckay actually would make a lifetime supplyal media challenge and now he wants to put it to use helping others. brand-new to us tonight in the case of a missing mother of four who vanished after leaving a kentucky bar almost three weeks ago. police launch a new search. they believe could finally provide some answers. correspondent matt finn has details. >> shannon, savannah spurlock is the mother of four children, including 7-week-old twins. the father of those twins tells fox news he thinks that two meant that savannah was seen with last on surveillance video was exactly what happened here. surveillance shows that savannah smith spurlock with two meant leaving a pub in lexington called the other bar on the morning of january 4th. police questioned these men but so far no arrests. savannah's mother and her ex-boyfriend tell us they do not know who these men are. police say this is an active, high-priority investigation but so far have not said what they might have discovered in their search of the house or the car that they sei

one hundred one win for the raptors it's the ski defeat everyone is talking about us lympics star mckay the shiffrin was denied a record equalling eighth win in the world cup slalom by a tenth of a second placing in dance no fall in the austrian resort of flour how petter of love. beat the twenty three year old in an extremely close finish a race then should print but it was just not enough love is the first skier to beat the american in a women's slalom since the start of last season she celebrated with a face plant in the snow. and that's all the sport laurie said thanks very much now the annual consumer electronics show is underway in the u.s. usually it's a place for innovators and new technologies but this year there's anxiety of a tumble in stock prices trade tensions and reports from las vegas a lack of new ideas four thousand companies from dozens of countries rolled out new products at the consumer electronics show l.g.'s new flexible t.v. screen made a big splash. algy has an only ad t.v. sixty five inches that rolls down and disappears from view into a box that is the first r

left marriage because she's probably something that she knows can't be delivered and that's history mckay she does that stop so of course it's there it's that she's trying to force people to pull her initial deal by giving them an option of an idea but really should have to do that against both of those options are going to not acceptable in all circumstances and as we get closer to that march twenty ninth date for brains it is it is it still anyone's guess which is now less than sixty days away that is still anyone's guess where this will end. well the only thing that we can be sure about some facts that i have always said that we will not leave without a deal on the one positive thing that happened tonight was parliament indorsed a non-binding amendment to the deal it has no legal weight a parliament has expressed its will repeatedly that it will not support mary deal so they're saying now it's incumbent on parliament to express what it will support it's all very well to say they will support getting rid of the backstop but that's not a expects out from brussels so really it will come d

two days after mckay made his protesting greensboro the prime minister harrell macmurray addressed with an ominous warning. the wind of change is blowing through this continent he said and whether we like it or not this growth of national consciousness is a political fact. the apartheid parliament didn't like it at all. in the three years between mcmillan speech in the march in washington the following countries became independent. togo mali senegal zaire somali najir cote d'ivoire chad central african republic, nigeria mauritania sierra leone tension niquette and jamaica. internationally the black enfranchisement -- the longer america practice legal segregation the more it looked like a slam on the wrong side of history been a shining city on the hill. now the story of that year in particular is the story of the base, the masses the grassroots continually running ahead of the leadership. king spoke in harlem just a few months before the march and was heckled by protesters shouting we want malcolm. when the naacp held their conference in chicago they invited to give their introductory r

. >> president president from again criticizing james comey and deputy fbi director andrew mckay.wing the astonishing report. they were masking whether president asking whether president trump was secretly working on behalf of russia and if he was a possible national security threat. welcome to a brand-new hour of "america's news hq". the report said that the investigation was opened shortly after president trump fired mister comay and that he was looking into any personal commonality including whether he was the president pushing back saying that the corrupt former leaders of the fbi almost all fired or forced for some very bad reasons opened the investigation on me for no reason and with no proof. after i fired line james comay. we are following it all from the law -- the lawn at the white house. >> investigators were so concerned by president trump's actions after he fired the fbi director that they felt they needed to look into whether or not the president of the united states potentially posed a threat to national security. the white house said that notion and idea is absurd.

on.pe you have mckay he made some claims about the american public was all in support.e must've had his head up where the sun doesn't shine because millions of us were lobbying and marching in the streets against this invasion. host: calling in to this program, too. caller: yes. of the illegal immigrant issue, it parties, both parties are responsible for never finding and jailing those who hire -- this has been going on for four decades. your program, i wish you would do a whole segment on how many people are fined or jailed across the country for making profits off the backs of cheap labor. our.e at the top of we are going to spend the two hour program getting your thoughts. these newly reelected members of congress, with democrats in control. what does it mean and what you expect from these members having to work with republicans in the senate and a republican in the white house? david in west virginia. we are four months into the fiscal year and the democrats with their filibuster it not allow the budget to be passed in september and shutdown the government. eight mo

our team president, rich mckay, who chairs the competition committee for the nfl and the commissionerknow, the league will look at again. the committee will look at again. the coaches and general motors and owners, as well. so -- whether or not there will be a change, i'm not sure. if i was a saints fan, i would feel, you know, just the way gayle benson, their owner, expressed. i know the officials do a great job throughout the year. you have 22 big men moving really quickly. it's easy to miss some things. there's a lot of opportunities during the game to actually -- to win the game. in this case, the saints weren't able to do it. >> should those interference calls be subject to instant replay? >> in this case the flag won't thrown. you'd be calling for replay on something that wasn't acknowledged as a foul at the time. the committee will look at that. they will take the game seriously, transparency is critical to the nfl. we'll make sure we do the right thing for all the right reasons going forward. >> your stadium is near the west side neighborhoods which are some of the poorest in

calling out youtube after the site put a strike on his daughter's mckay la's account and removed q andly considering a new platform. seriously youtube? is this because some troll decided to report me because i'm jordan peterson's daughter? three month strike? for, what exactly? a q and a? youtube has since reversed its decision and said it made a mistake. is it just more evidence of free speech being sensorred? sen censored as many do. jordan peterson joins us fro.>> good morning. how are you doing. steve: what about the your daughter was shut down because she is your daughter? >> i think that fundamentally she was shut down for reasons that no one knows that's increasingly the issue you can shut down on major tech platforms for violating their terms of service. very worrisome issue. can you also be denied use of payment platforms like master card, visa or paypal for exactly the same reasons. steve: you talk about the anything you click when you sign up for those things. they are a private company. they can do anything they want. ultimately a lot of people look to them because it's fre

he should go see the movie "vice" by adam mckay which i have seen and i did an interview with adam which will be coming out this week in mother jones, because it mentions the fairness doctrine, which if viewers don't know, was a regulation basically for tv stations that if you covered one side of an issue, you had to give the other side basically equal time. this covered broadcast stations, as they are regulated in a way different than what cable is now. during the reagan years, the reagan administration got rid of that and that allowed particularly radio stations to have say rush limbaugh or conservative talker on all day long and not have anything on the other side and did the same with local tv stations, sinclair, which has a lot of local stations and is using them to promote a conservative political position would, under the old rule, not be able to do that so easily. so that's what he's talking about. cable, if i have this right, would not be regulated in the same way so fox could still be fox and msnbc could still be msnbc. but that was something conservatives and republicans targe

getting ready right now to hear testimony from outside witnesses, among them former a.g., michael mckayd jonathan turley. we will monitor that. >> bill: a deadly terror attack in a syrian city patrolled by u.s. forces. some brand new video showing devastation after an explosion. there appears to be a suicide bomber targeting coalition forces in the center of the city. isis claiming responsibility. kevin corke has reaction live from the white house. kevin? >> reporter: for a president that has repeatedly called forred end of the u.s. engagement in syria, today's attack comes at a particularly worrisome time to say nothing of the danger on the ground. from sara sanders, she says, for any specific questions, please contact the department of defense. now, there have been a number of conflicting reports, bill. at least one account on the ground said six civilians were killed and 19 others were wounded in that blast. reuters reporting that four u.s. soldiers may have died with three others evacuated by military copter wech. we do expect the white house to keep us apprised of any details by th

christian bale can do many things, not yet a film—maker, and adam mckay the film—maker, and perhaps a makers. the director for the directorfor can the director for can you ever forgive me. do not go away. our correspondent dan johnson is in los angeles for us now. they have got a show but no one to host it at that moment. indeed. it is still open if you are available. no one is willing to take on thejob, it is available. no one is willing to take on the job, it is a available. no one is willing to take on thejob, it is a high—pressure role, something that needs a lot of work. it is a politicaljob, a tricky choice, a tough gig. we do not know who is going to host it. it is bizarre. maybe they will rattle through the awards quicker than usual. it will not feel as long as the nomination sure did. unconventional. interesting. interesting, but there's a good word. i will talk to you soon. you have blown your chats of hosting it now. they're favourite. yes, a british film, directed by a director who's been living in the uk for the past eight years, it stars olivia colman, almost a national

you saw the thing about the analogy of the fly fishing, and very much like the big short, which adam mckayite showy, dramatic devices to tell and comment upon the story. so, at various points, people break the fourth wall, they talk to the audience, there is one section where dick cheney and his wife suddenly burst into shakespearean dialogue. there is another moment where the film appears to end, as if it is an alternative, hollywood ending. my problem is this. i liked the big short, with reservations. i thought it was funny, and very flippant, but i liked the flippancy of it, but i also thought the big short explained something that i didn't really understand before, it talked about the financial shenanigans. it was almost like a card trick, somebody doing a card trick, and showing you how they did it at the same time. in the case of this, by the film's own admission, dick cheney is very hard to get under his skin. they say at the beginning, they have tried to tell a true story as much as possible, with the secrecy. it is not as funny as the big short. it feels more polemical, particular