arizona head coach, sean miller is back coaching after his one-game abscene.ay before the game miller denied the allegations about an f-bi wiretap revealing a discussion about paying deandre ayton 100-thousand dollars to unsure he would signed with arizona. fans gave him a standing return to the sidelines the three- coach of the year says he has never knowingly c-a-a rules and has never paid shortly after... arizona him as the head coach for the season.about the scandal surronding his program this morning. "let me be very, very clear i have never discussed with christian dawkins paying deandre ayton to attend the univeristy of arizona... any reporting of to the contrary is inaccurate, false, and defamatory. i'm outrage by the media statements that have been made in the acceptance by many that these statements were true there was no such conversation". conference tournament time in college basketball... the santa clara women in action in the first round of the west coast conference tourney... taking on pepperdine at orleans arena in las vegas... ta

i can't send her to the hospital. >> emergency services showed up and millers decided to stay put. across town the gaffneys are on second generator. >> the power went off and we had relatives over. got a little crazy when it got dark. looking for flash lights. >> their priority keeping the generator going and 9-month-old charlie warm after whats with a wres restless 24 hours without power. >> i think i slept -- he snord and he screamed i maybe slept a half hour at a time. >> long night here in havertown i can tell you that much now. n, believed to be estimated to be left in the dark to varying degrees one way or the other in haverford township. as for schools one of the major factors they're cancelledbecause trees are downr sous transport students as they regularly would come tomorrow. >> that's latest. reporting live from haverford township joe hoden cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> we appreciate that. utility companies meantime are making progress in repairing downed power line anticipates 85,000 homes are without power that hour. here are the numbers. more than 74,000 peco customers a

she's also the director of presidential studies here at the miller center. she is a very seasoned expert oral historian as well as a written historian. for many years she helped lead the history program here at the miller center, one of the significants that we do interviewing the leading members of presidential administrations from the four years on up until the present. or at least i should say the recent past. we have completed oral histories under her leadership and russell riley's leadership and through the george w. bush administration and planning to lay siege to the obama administration and will find out what the trump administration, what their attitude is towards being interviewed for oral history when we get to that place. barbara will take us forward and i will turn things over to her see. thanks so much, will, to mel and stephanie, for conceptualizing and organizing and executing such a timely yet history-based battle conference this year. of course, this is the very essence of miller center scholarship and programming. i am delighted to moderat

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bill miller, you just heard the conversation we had with brad. however, one wall street analyst says he's not a bayer. he wants to sell facebook. brian weez rer joins us live from london. welcome back >> thanks for having me on >> i don't know if you heard the conversation with brad he makes the case, look, i have confidence in what he says is a tremendous quality of management your headline is systemic mismanagement. who's right? >> yeah, this is frankly a new risk that i hadn't considered. my sell rating is unrelated to this incident. i had a sell since after second quarter earnings last year there were a lot of problems happening that were going to burn the company eventually and wall street was just buying it up you know, this is a new problem because when you piece it together, dare anyone read the december 2015 guardian article the one about the ted cruz campaign from cambridge analytica from december 2015 you read that and know what we know now and ask yourself, is that a mark of good management >> i would say o kay, you can make all the c

i'm michelle miller. president trump's plan to impose stiff new tariffs on imported steel and aluminum has set off shock waves within the white house, the republican party, and the financial markets. the first casualty of the tariffs was the president's top economic adviser, carry cohn, he resigned. president trump is expected to officially sign off on the new tariffs at noon today. many in the own party are looking for ways to water down the plan. but, what about the people directly affected? i traveled to pennsylvania to get the view from steel country. >> reporter: wheatland, pennsylvania is home to one of the largest steel pipe makers in north america. zeckleman has more than a dozen plants like this in the u.s. >> there is 275 feel. >> ceo, barry zeckleman plans to add hundred of jobs in wheatland alone and pick up production if trump's 25% tariff on foreign steel becomes reality. >> steel is the backbone. we can be the backbone again. what we could do is employ a lot more people. we could be proud t

miller, you had a comment? >> katie miller, stpu -- sfpuc.ause we have this robust modeling capability where we're able to look at fire demands and the ability to get water to those demands, now with the developments coming in, we're able to re-evaluate. does that shift the way that water is distributed to fires? what we found is there's so much development in the southeast part of san francisco, it's actually pulling the water available away from the existing city. so we feel that the developers should help pay for the -- help compensate for the water they're pulling away and make the city whole again. so that comes in terms of water supply, which means, for example, the project that we're building at university mound reservoir, originally was just to supply the areas in the southeast part of the san francisco. but now when you add the developments on with the additional population that's going to be there, that project gets bigger. so we're asking some of the developers to contribute to the enlarge the pump station at university mound and p

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so what exactly does change and what are the causes psychologist and neuroscientist erica baba miller from barcelona university spent eight years researching the issue she worked with a group of women who were planning to have their first child she took brain scans before they got pregnant and then after they gave birth and then again two years later. barbara miller compared the scans to those of women who didn't have children of her conclusion after a woman gives birth her brain is no longer the same. to skip past i don't know is that when he became of the volume of grain most of it in a certain specific regions decreased home and this was done she had goodies and that was true for all the mothers in the test the regions that changed are marked in yellow. in the summer maybe half in this cross-section you see the changes at the front and the back you were or are. there we see them from a different perspective it's just that this. shrinking gray matter is also been observed in children in the run up to puberty the phenomenon has been dubbed synoptic pruning it's thought to be an indic

it was a big day for abby lee miller. her time behind bars has come to an end.he dance mom's star halfway to freedom. >> after 259 days behind bars, abby lee miller has been released from prison and transferred to a halfway house. abby lee's former prison coach is locked down and there are video cameras. abbyon't be required to wear an ankle bracelet. there is a curfew. >> we'll vl you in our thoughts and prayers. >> for abby somethings were horrific and other things were the same. we're told abby didn't get treatment behind bars. she was in charge of clean up duty. what's next for the reality star? >> i feel like in charge of my own life. >> get your finger out of my place. >> the network lifetime which aired the reality show plans to air a big sit down interview with her once she's released from the halfway house. no surprise there. we're told one of abby's fears were that the world would forget her name. multiple sources tell us abby will be going under the knife very soon with a tummy tuck and skin removal surgery. >> i think this is a good thing. >> well, g

matt miller on the ground.r 38 minutes before the start of the european trading day. trade wars could be a political sideshow. what we have there is a better bid on the u.s. stoxx 50. you can clearly identify that the european equity space, it is the impasse in politics which is driving the mid lower. so that hold back growth? markets shrugging off president trump's trade threats. the world director trade general saying an eye for an eye. what an amazing sign from a ceo. talking about the world in a state of chaos. from carlos view taveras. david page is a senior columnist and joins us now on the set. thank you for standing by and listening. when he talks about the world in a state of chaos, we are already in chaos so agility is needed. do you believe that trade wars sideshow?tical how concerned are you? david: we are concerned. the rhetoric is clearly ramped up. we are at the age of a trade war and that can have an invitation -- an implication. there is no economic or security benefits from the u.s. with these

let me bring in msnbc justice and security analyst and former doj spokesman matt miller. my panel for the hour, kaitlan huey-burns, and new york post columnist. you've got paul manafort digging in, ready to fight. we talked about rick gates cooperating, michael flynn, the folks saying to robert mueller, here is information that i have that can be useful to you. do you think at this point paul manafort has a case here? is he throwing a hail mary? >> this is such a silly filing by paul manafort. look, a couple things. one, i think it's pretty obvious that bob mueller is acting completely within his mandate. the mandate makes clear he can look at anything else that arises from the investigation. and his supervisor, rod rosenstein, has made it abundantly clear a number of times he's closely coordinating with him. any time he's gone into a new area he's gotten his supervisor's approval to do so. but let's say just imagine if manafort were successful in this filing. it doesn't mean that these same charges couldn't be brought against him. it just means mueller couldn't bring the

official trying tweeted the miller probe should never have been started in that there was no collusion and there was no crime and then he went on to call it a witch hunt christensen only has our report former deputy f.b.i.

this morning on miller avenue and tooker drive. katie nielsen reports. >> reporter: so if you take a look behind me, you can see all the crews are still here on scene. pg&e as well as the san jose fire department and the police department on scene. what we understand right now is a construction crew was digging in the area just after 10 a.m. and ruptured a 2" high pressure gas line. so what we understand right now is that no one was injured when this happened. but one home was evacuated. ten other homes' residents are told to "shelter in place." there is one preschool at a church that's in this area. they are also telling them to "shelter in place," as well. so right now, pg&e crews are on the scene. they say it could take at least another two hours before they are able to cap off this gas line and then able to start those repairs. so again, we are at the intersection of miller avenue and tucker drive. and this area is going to be closed to traffic for the next couple of hours as crews repair this. but no one here was injured. and

>> miller's lecture went viral. now viewed more than 36 million times. sheldon ward and jamar mobley. >> why is it different? >> made me look different. >> nobody told us don't fight not kwerth worth it. >> it's important. don't make your mom and dad look like this yo. >> what did he tell you? >> he said shake hands. he said we are not leaving until we shook hand. >> he wasn't going to leave. >> what's not to smile about? >> he still won't leave. the teens say he is the big brother they both need. meeting with them at least once a week. >> i was living a nightmare, chasing a dream. >> to help them work through their own thoughts and emotions. >> rhymes and rap music are mutual therapy. >> now youtube changed the whole world. then the whole world think it is cool. do the right thing. >> so you are like the mayor around here? >> not like the mayor. but i think, i think people, you know, people respect, who respects them. >> one thing that you will lose, is your opportunities in life. >> a father of six himself, miller says he just wants to help kids lead b

i'm sure he'd like to especially after that tweet he doesn't mention miller by name so this is a new development in the intensity of these tweets several of them really focusing in on the special counsel's investigation shows that is really starting to get to president donald trump here's the problem for the president he doesn't have the power to fire special counsel robert mueller he could try to change the regulations but that wouldn't open court he could try to fire rod rosenstein the deputy attorney general who is in charge of mahler then you have to try and find somebody to take that position who would for in fact fire moller or he could fire the attorney general jeff sessions who recused himself from this investigation giving rosenstein the power now it does seem a bit in the weeds but this is the scenario that a lot of people in washington are starting to talk about he could fire jeff sessions and replace him with somebody who has already been approved by the senate to serve in his cabinet the name that comes up a lot is the e.p.a. administrator pruitt if that happened for a s

council investigating russian election meddling as republicans won the us president not to sign robert miller costs. the horse first be a knowledge showcasing on and contrarian one of pakistan's biggest city. to me a putin has celebrated his victory in russia's presidential election with thousands of supporters in moscow has won seventy six percent of the vote with almost all the ballots counted putin was always expected to win but what was in question was how many people would vote in his favor is nearest competitor was communist party candidate dean and who is on almost twelve percent soon after the first exit poll. putin joined crowds in moscow's red square the election was held on the fourth anniversary of the annexation of crimea from ukraine at a press conference the president later rejected british allegations that moscow was involved in the poisoning of a former russian spy and his daughter in the u.k. calling them nonsense lawrence lee reports now on putin's landslide victory. so it's all over putin's world again and i think the kremlin a likely to be pretty happy with the way this i

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years before he moved to new york and make films like death of a salesman based on a play by arthur miller reused required for a serious thought the handmaid's tale. learned of decided to return to germany in the mid one nine hundred ninety s. one of his most successful films from this time is the legend of rita which tells the story of a radical west german terrorist who flees to east germany with a new identity because. it's. now focused and off is back in new york this time with return to montauk leslie based on a novel by. it's an love story and possibly doffs most personal film. and i'm joined now in studio babbles berg with orchestra thanks for joining us. you've had decades in the film business. can you pinpoint a point or a moment a person you met a film that you saw that put you on that path to become a filmmaker i saw. in the same summer i was probably fifteen a few films and one of them was on the waterfront and marlon brando you don't remember them i kind of had was kind of the kind of time. i could have been somebody. sterile but i was in chance but the actor modern brando abo

i am matt miller, here in munich.ss the comment, we are looking at games , slight gains, whereas in the u.k. we are looking at a bit of a drop as indicated by equity index futures. not a lot of direction from the futures trade. you're not getting a lot of direction from the rate trade either. are lacking direction in terms of the asian equity session. let's talk about the breaking news we are getting from the luxury goods maker. it is ahead of the estimate for this business. confirming their goal might be belying the interests. let's talk about the lack of guidance we are getting from markets. that is clear in the asian session. the japanese are not trading today, the public holiday going on there. we had seen some energy companies a little earlier. we saw a rally in crude prices. s&p suggests a lack of direction , perhaps a little upside. the fed meets later. jay powell will be leaving that press conference. fascinating to see what language we get. says aboute dot plot expectations. they spent continues to be a focus

miller. captioning funded by cbs >>> it's thursday, march 8th, 2018. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> treacherous travel. a nor'easter dropped heavy wet snow, leaving drivers stranded on one new jersey highway and making it challenging for cars in massachusetts. and crews are working around the clock to restore power to hundreds of thousands of customers. >>> president trump's plan to slap tariffs on is on imported aluminum and steal is set to begin this week but two countries may be exempt for now. >>> and will he or won't he. pressure is on florida's governor to sign a gun deal to arm some teachers and restrict gun sales after parkland, florida's gun massacre. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> people on the east coast are scrambling to recover this morning from the second powerful winter storm in less than a week. at least one death is blamed on the storm. some areas are buried in more than 2 feet of heavy wet snow. more than 800,000 customers are

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they want this 70—74 miller. kremlin about that. about that. they want this 70—74 miller. 70% of the votes, 70% turnout. it's questionable whether they will achieve that. if it looks as if they were, could there be elements of fraud coming into the election? in 2011 we saw huge protests when it was believed there was fraud in the vote. richard galpin reporting from moscow. a group of mps says that the government should consider the possibility of delaying when we leave the eu, if complex issues remain unresolved. the exiting the eu committee says more time should be allowed if a detailed and comprehensive agreement on the future relationship isn't settled by october. the brexit committee's view isn't unanimous though — a minority report by eight members warns that a long transition would be difficult. us media reports suggest sacked fbi deputy director andrew mccabe has given memos about conversations he had with president donald trump to an inquiry into alleged russian meddling in the 2016 election. an internal review concluded tha

. >> so matt miller, as anyone who watches this network knows, you have been a frequent critic of this administration. are they doing the right thing here. are they going to at least send an important message? >> these sanctions are important. i think they're important. they're a little bit overdue. by themselves, they're insufficient. if you look at the sanctions, they recall fall into two categories. the first are the individuals and entities associated with the hack on the election, the internet research agency and those individuals who have already been indicted by bob mueller. those were obvious targets of sanctions. it would be hard to see not sanctioning them. the second sanctions brought against the fsb and gru, brought under the law that congress passed. over the president's objection, over -- he was reluctant to sign that, and when he did sign it, put out a statement criticizing it. it would have been hard for the administration to avoid sanctioning the gru and the fsb and senior leaders just based on the provisions of that law that congress overwhelmingly passed and the pres

concerned is the trump legal team that manafort could suddenly decide if he doesn't win this, if matt miller is right, this is an ultimate hail mary, it's silly, that he could end up cooperating with robert mueller? >> right. that's always been the concern here. and especially since the mueller probe is so broad, it seems like every couple of weeks there is something that comes out of it,

president donald trump not to fire special counsel robert miller saying you must be allowed to investigate alleged russian meddling in the twenty six thousand presidential election trump has renewed his twitter attacks on both the f.b.i. and miller since firing the bureau's former deputy director andy mccabe on friday is reported to have kept detailed notes about his interactions with the president. kurdish fighters in syria's north western africa region a vow to fight on after the main town was taken by turkish forces and their allies the kurdish administration says it will now use guerrilla tactics to become quote a constant nightmare for the turkish forces anchors being trying to clear the region of y p g fighters since january. well in all the developments syria's president bashar assad has visited army positions in eastern guta where his forces now control almost eighty percent of the territory assad met soldiers who have been part of the effort to retake the area the united nations is said to be negotiating a possible ceasefire with the main rebel group that those are the top stories

when she's knocking at the empowerment of black brazilian women to miller what is her legacy in that field because there are so many issues that should be covered and she cared for and she fought for but for black brazilian women what's her legacy. they think. she was very fortunate for because she was a better we're. of the origins are intersection there so my dear issue as a lesbian woman was leg woman or woman in a sure i'll also. try to create space for trance or somebody else or. we have spoke for those for a lot of. those who are assuming. it fits very her legacy it specially for you know young black women in brazil it's not sure who. to me and mario. this was very very generous for us very. and the same time she was a very kind person and i think her legacy. the way they're. being silenced and him are especially in the country there are women are she was traveling and should be treated as human beings so her legacy is you know far as if it's something that can not be raise it i don't know. that people are numerous you were trying to create fake news about her a lot of things t