nate: sure thing. [applause] opening lastficial september, the african american national museum of history and culture has welcomed over 60,000 visitors. american history on c-span3 takes you inside me sam for a live, asked whose of after hours -- exclusive after-hours tour. telling the african-american to the firstavery african-american president. throughout the program, our guests will be talking to you and hearing your input the of phone calls and tweets. -- via phone calls and tweets. is sunday, february 19, beginning six quote p.m. eastern on american history tv on the spam three. -- c-span3. monday night on the communicators, the new chair of the house subcommittee on technology. marsha blackburn on her priorities for the subcommittee and how she expects priorities will change this year with a republican congress. reporter for -- leadsd to make sure -- >> to address communities that do not have broadband. go in andot able to expand educational opportunity for their students. they are not able to

nate: sure thing. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> american history tv's enrichment, virginia. right now, we are driving to the jackson ward district, a bout -- about a mile from the capitol building. up next, we will take you to the home of maggie walker and share her real life rags to riches story. ajena: we are very privileged to be in the house

nate: sure thing. [applause] >> the national museum of national american history and culture welcomed over 750,000 visitors since its opening. on sunday, february 19, american history tv takes you inside the museum for a live tour. the special includes a look at the galleries and exhibits telling the african-american story from slavery to the first african-american president. we will talk with the museum specialist and its curator. throughout the program, we will be talking to you and hearing your input. join us for an exclusive visit inside the national museum of al qaeda american history and culture sunday, february 19 -- museum of african american history and culture sunday, february 19 on c-span3. >> sunday night on q&a -- >> i have never seen a case, the snowden case, where so uncritically journalists have accepted information from a single source, edward sno wden, who is in moscow under the control of the russian government. bookward epstein on his how america lost its secrets, edward snowden. >>

we've learned that the man behind the suv that struck thatt young man, nate mack kin online preed is a d.c. firefighterfigh assigned to an engine company in northwest. he has not been charged so far in this case and we understandnr this may be going to the state's attorney's office, perhaps even to a grand jury. now to explain exactly why he was in that parking lotki yesterday in upper along with nate mack ken onlineo preed and his mother there's a back story. let us show you some video thato we shot yesterday.ster although prince george's county are still trying to get toge the bottom of what happened, this much w,e know. the night before mate mack ken m online preed was killed he was a allegedly involved in a dispute with the firefighter's daughter. police say guns were pulled andd one man was arrested and with assault. for reasons still unclear mackea ken online preedr was not ray rested. the very next morning, that, would be yesterday morning, the firefighter and his daughter went back to the neighborhoodgh where the assault occurred and spotted nate mack ken in getting into his

nate one of the founding fours of the scape room in u.s. we sat down with nate who unlocked the key to success for seattle based company puzzle break. >>> you are trapped, thyme is ticking. the only way out is to solve hidden mind bending puzzles and crack some codes. escape rooms are still riding high since they broke through state side in 2012. >> how many of you have no instead what you're about to get into today. >> the immersive entertainment experience has been a phenomenon throughout the rest of the world dating back to 2007. >> this is so fun. the rush. it's amazing. people hooked. >> an escape room sl a real life game where players are locked instead a room and in order to break free, have to unriddle a series of clues and beat the clock. frl the moment puzzle break cofounder caught wind of the worldwide obsession, he just went for it. >> i immediately knew that it would be a smash hit. i loved this genera of video games. understood the build, it was a no-brainer. we built that first room from good will. started with an initial inv

nate martin, a founding father of escape rooms here in the u.s. figured out the formula for thriving. we sat down with nate, who unlocked the key to success for his seattle based company, puzzle break. ♪ >> you are trapped. time is ticking. the only way out is to solve hidden mind bending puzzles and crack some codes. escape rooms are still riding high since they broke through stateside in 2012. >> how many of you know what you are about to get into today? >> the entertainment experience is a phenomenon throughout the world dating back to 2007. >> this is so much fun. >> the indor fin rush is amazing. >> it is a real-life game where players are locked in a room. in order to break free, they have to unveil a series of clues. from the moment nate martin caught wind of the world side obsession, he went for it. >> i immediately knew it would be a smash hit. i love this genre of video games and i understood the build and proof of concept would be high. it was a no brainer. we built the first room with $7,000. that was everything. we put tickets up for

nate parker could have grabbed one of these. he invented another. he read the bible. imagine if you live near a place called jerusalem and you read the bible through that lens. then the bible is full of all kinds of things. he has visions. he has religious visions. a vision that says, a voice says to him seek the kingdom of god and all things shall be added on to year. he sees blood on the corn. he sees the body of christ laid out across the heavens. he gets these visions, apocalyptic visions. the end of the world is near. he has a moment where he says christ has laid down the yoke he has assumed for the sins of man. he believes he is the one responsible for picking it up. at the bottom line, the sense of being special. reading the bible and interpreting the bible, and taking action against slavery. all of that is sitting there. he has all that. all this stuff is added to that stuff. , andpeople look at that nut say -- he said he was a . my answer to that is every religion seems crazy from the outside. imagine how someone would look at it. every religion is crazy. nat

. >> mare nate your food. if sit for hours.u always mare nate your food and you want to take your time. if you want to motor vehicle it, leave it alone. > should the meet be room temperature before you start motor vehicling it. >> yes. you want to dry it and put a little dry rub. > what is this. >> that's the bark of it. > i want to taste some brisket. >> use your fingers. i'm just going to put my wing down. > so while tony is getting ready to taste the brisket, we have house made beans. a new item is macaroni and cheese. we have house made what is in the beans? >> you like the beans? > yeah. i never heard tony so exciteed. i love you so i'm going to give you my secret. the mack and cheese is like home style mack and cheese. > let me ask you, i'm going to have off the greens and i ask because i don't eat red meet, but this is not cooked with pork. >> no. i cooked it with with onions and a little bit of sugar toic ma it sweat and a little bit of who the stuff. > you like he that. >> uh-huh. > where is the restaurant. >> we're lo

u nfortu nately if night sweats and fever.e street, many of them rough sleeper and that clinical presentation is perfectly masked by the lifestyle of living on the street, which is why we are taking radiology to the street. how often do you find cases of tb through this? we would swim between three and 400 people to find a case of active disease. genderless works with the service but before that he was battling drink and drugs and sleeping rough before he was diagnosed with tb in his lungs. sleeping rough before he was diagnosed with tb in his lungslj was diagnosed with tb in his lungs.|j was very thin, six stone in weight at that time, dying. the symptoms are very painful and vulnerable people suffer most because they are homeless, mental health and all this comes into play. jengis is now clear of tb. it took a long time because he was resistant to one of the drugs. i was on treatment for about a year, 12 tablets a day. they did a lot of tests on me and it was very uncomfortable. but i knew they had to do it because if they d

and u nfortu nately, out all the kinks. g u es unfortunately, because by republican colleagues had a policy of repeal, they never want to fix the normal things that you would do after passing a piece of legislation like that. they will be interesting now trump as realised health care is a very complicated issue. yesterday, he said it as if he discovered it was difficult. i think everybody had been trying to explain that before. is there a curious sense in which democrats are relishing their position in the opposition? obviously, you would love to have the white house and congress, but all you enjoyed the process of being able to oppose things that mr trump is putting forward? no, i don't think anybody is relishing this. my constituents, and i had 1300 people attend town halls when i was back, and people are fearful around the country. there is nothing to relish. having said that, what i am excited about is the tremendous response, the protest, the level of involvement. any time you have engagement, that certainly spells goo

i think perhaps it was an u nfortu nate title everyone.s it was an unfortunate title for the paper. i don't think it's broken. the industry has increased its output by 50% in the last three years. what was your response to the white paper? there was mixed reaction. most say they were quite disappointed. the one thing to put in context is it is a consultation document, and that consultation is open until the beginning of may. the important thing is how it moves on from here. there is a whole raft of measures proposed in there and that needs detail. it is good news that local authorities, there will be more pressure on them to allocate their housing and put their plans in place because 60% of local authorities have not got plans in place yet. to put them under pressure to do that will be good and to test the delivery of those plans will be good. the measures they are proposing on speeding up the planning system by putting more resources into planning departments, having fewer conditions on planning permission, is all good news and should hel

u nfortu nately, the israel palestinian conflict.g, couldn't, didn't wa nt was not willing, couldn't, didn't want to, it was less important, to say yes to all of these offers that we re say yes to all of these offers that were on the table. and they are on the table right now, i believe. the offers are still there, but what, can you say no because of those with whom he is in coalition? goes to the right of him? excuse me. this is the excuse. this is the coalition that benjamin netanyahu excuse. this is the coalition that benjamin neta nyahu fought. excuse. this is the coalition that benjamin netanyahu fought. he had another coalition. we were in the coalition. we represented the idea of two states, or basically the idea of two states, or basically the idea of concessions and steps towards the palestinians, and he toppled his own government and elections by saying that he wants to form a coalition based on what benjamin netanyahu called a natural partner. it is true. would you go back into government with benjamin netanyahu, if he wer

u nfortu nately, getting harder and harder to find.g. ialways kept on buying vinyl records from the shops, even when it was becoming digital, couldn't stop. it's a sickness, maybe. we are not going to change. vinyl is king. you cannot beat the sound of vinyl. thank you for watching. hello there, good evening. things are coming down but on friday, we had winds of up to 60 mph. friday, we had winds of up to 60 i friday, we had winds of up to 60 mph. big waves and rough seas. 0utbreaks mph. big waves and rough seas. outbreaks of rain and even some snow over the hills. here, outbreaks of rain and even some snow overthe hills. here, earlier on outbreaks of rain and even some snow over the hills. here, earlier on in the night across parts of northern ireland. the wet weather is moving northwards up into scotland right now. clearer skies following on in england and wales. maybe northern ireland, too. chile with the risk of icy patches. another area of low pressure on the scene on saturday. we will miss the worst about it could bring disruptiv

i would like to see that one more time if we have time and it will be nate robinson right between the leg. >> i don't think i have ever seen it. >> he would need to make it visible. >> if only he would make a shot it would be the play of the lifetime. but he is a great guy and nate robinson will be here with the warriors for a couple of times, innovative. >> yes. >> he is five-foot eight. >> look at durant with the shoe. >> you know, he makes it look so easy. that is just so hard what he did, putting the shoe on, making that play. >> that's a shoe in tonight. [ laughter ] >> is that bad? >> yeah, yeah. >> but that's the thing about it, he would have the presence of mind continue on with the play. a lot of people just needed to call time out or justifying ewed, you know what i'm out of it on this. they didn't break stride. >> marx thank you. >> go warriors. >> thanks for joining us tonight. up next modern family. >> see you later. >> good night. jack: most other combos come with a wimpy, kid-sized burger. jack: at my place, you get the double jack combo with one jack: of the biggest bu

u nfortu nately us to continue the preparation.tely these things happen but we are confident that he will recover in time for tomorrow.“ but we are confident that he will recover in time for tomorrow. if the england camp has been on edge this week, eddiejones said on monday that the victory over france felt a bit like defeat. he has also been stoking the fire with his comments about the atmosphere and his comments about the lack of a river. jack nowell returns underwent, jack clifford comes in as flanker to provide pace to the england back i’ow. provide pace to the england back row. he is one of a handful of players who have not experienced the reception that awaits england on saturday. regis want to give ourselves options in attack. we need the defence to be disciplined and square. we do simple things well. i think we will have a great game. the wales camp have been nursing injuries all this week and it is still not clear exactly who will be walking out of this tunnel tomorrow afternoon. dan biggar and george north are named in th

each day, each week, there are other tragedies that often don‘t make the news and u nfortu nately donver find out what happens to their loved ones and this is why the red crescent and the red cross take the role of providing assistance and providing dignity to the dead so seriously because we have to put ourselves in the shoes of the individuals who have taken this journey and the families doing their best to make sure that their loved ones are safe. the red cross and red crescent also wants to remind everybody that they need for increased joined up international response to try and help people maintain their lives and their dignity and be able to take this journey safely is something which remains absolutely essential today and will continue to be into the future. malaysia says it still can‘t confirm that the half brother of north korea‘s leader was poisoned a week after his death. he died after being attacked by two women at kuala lumpur airport. cctv shows one woman grabbing him from behind and wiping a substance onto his face. but a week later malaysia and investigators say they h

and u nfortu nately been staged for a bet.fjudgment. and u nfortu nately made a bad error ofjudgment. and unfortunately is paying a heavy price for it. the sutton manager speaking there. there has also been a high—profile departure in the championship this afternoon. blackburn rovers manager owen coyle has left the club by ‘mutual consent‘. he has been in charge for eight months and his side have only won 11 of their 37 games. blackburn are second from bottom in the table, three points from safety and they say the search for a new manager is already underway. cheltenham gold cup favourite thistlecrack has been ruled out for the rest of the season with a slight tendon tear. it means he'll miss the cheltenham festival next month. that's all sport for now. you can keep up to date with all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc. co. uk/sport — and i'll have more in sportsday at half past six. thank you. the first minister of wales has written to foreign secretary boris johnson wales has written to foreign secretary bor

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there u nfortu nately fiction rather than fact.something about that state that we cannot penetrate, it is under this vice like grip of a dictator. until we get some realfacts like grip of a dictator. until we get some real facts about this dictator, we are injournalists get some real facts about this dictator, we are in journalists are probably letting our minds run wild stock loo how far exactly was he hungry for power? —— wild. stock loo how far exactly was he hungry for power? -- wild. when you try to put it together, we need to wait for more facts. there is something about that regime, he has total power. whether it is about getting rid of long—lost family members, maybe someone else has considered that in the past, but we would never act on it, would we? this one is for you, aaron. we were talking about this yesterday. this could possibly, as we've heard from japan, this is a doozy. this could be, this could put toshiba at risk, in jeopardy. it is be, this could put toshiba at risk, injeopardy. it is a brand be, this could put

nate: sure thing. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> american history tv's enrichment, virginia. right now, we are driving to the jackson ward district, a bout -- about a mile from the capitol building. up next, we will take you to the home of maggie walker and share her real life rags to riches story. ajena: we are very privileged to be in the house which has been restored to the way it looked in the 1930's, where mrs. walker lived here almost 30 years. we will see are a reflection of maggie walker and to journey through her life being one of the best-known women leaders of the fraternal organization and one of the first woman to open a bank, and the first african-american woman to be a bank president during the height of jim crow segregation. we are in the home of maggie l. walker, which has been restored by the national park serv

u nfortu nately we away from that. unfortunately we haven't got time for a reply on that.nd and they aren't there for the weather, they are there for the tax brea ks" weather, they are there for the tax breaks". weather, they are there for the tax brea ks". thanks very weather, they are there for the tax breaks". thanks very much for your time. have a good day. hello. monday turned out to be quite a day of weather across some parts of the british isles with a combination of wind and rain and some hill snow for the northern parts as well. tuesday, a chilly start wherever you may be. there will still will be some of that monday rain, if you like, lingering, especially across the eastern side of both scotland and england, because that weather front will make very, very slow progress through the day into the north sea, and that keeps that chance of a little bit of rain still there across those eastern parts. where the skies clear further west, it'll be a really cold start, there will be some ice around across south—western scotland, northern ireland, maybe some sheltered spots

u nfortu nately, the bafta goes to... john gilbert.nately, john is not able to be here so we will make sure that he receives this award. and the bafta goes to fantastic beasts. apologies as i reach for my piece of paper. iam proud apologies as i reach for my piece of paper. i am proud to collect this award on behalf of stuart craig as he unfortunately cannot be here as he unfortunately cannot be here as he isa he unfortunately cannot be here as he is a little under the weather. we would like to thank after. congratulation to both anna and her lovely tea m. congratulation to both anna and her lovely team. it is through devotion and hard work and so many talented people, the seemingly impossible was achieved in 12 acres of previously empty suit your lot grew into 1920s new york. the nominees for the bafta documentary are all powerful films. there's the —— mesmerise in in different and equal measure. let's ta ke different and equal measure. let's take a look at the films. the bafta goes to... 13. 13th. wow, this is absolutely incredible.

u nfortu nately could take perhaps years in the courts.sometimes take a long time. i they disappointed but the coroner was not more supportive of their case then, that there was neglected by the holiday companies that might neglect in criminal proceedings is different to negligence in civil proceedings and my clients are happy with the investigation and would like to proceed in the civil courts. the tunisian ambassador to the uk has been disputing some of the coroner's findings, and claims that tunisian authorities are being treated harshly. they really were not prepared. when we talk about the museum and sousse attacks, we said we were not prepared. we were prepared to receive guests but not for such an attack. i would also like to add, to understand something, you can also make some other comparisons. 0peration make some other comparisons. operation is worse than what happened in tunisia have happened after sousse and the attack elsewhere in europe america. and we not seeing such judgments on those operations, on the reaction of the poli

. >> new on "action news" a college student has created a bee drone to pop nate -- pollinate plants. it mimics how bees pollinate flowers and crops. it as you sucs in the pollen fos poll -- pollinateing plants and crops. >>> we told you about a woman who donated her husband's old shirt with a pocket stuffed with money. today it is about a tv set, more than $100,000 was stuffed with cash of $100,000. recycling workers found the mother document stores with the cash led police to find the rifle owner. >> some people don't trust banks, do they it's federally insured up $100,000. >>> a bucks county community poll closes this evening, bristol borough is one of the finalist for $500,000 >>> a judge told a drug addicted mother she could not get pregnant again. >> good morning everyone it is 5:00 a.m., on this thursday, february 16 here's what's happening. >>> another windy day across the delaware valley, gust could reach up to 35 miles per hour. >> a police chase in west philadelphia winds it's way on the highway and ends at a police barracks of all places. four people are

famine and food insecurity has worsened in many parts of the country, largely because of this u nfortu nate of attacks on humanitarian workers. the former vice president and president salva kiir, in the hat, sparked civil war. their political spat tore the country in two. well over 3 million people have been forced from their homes by the fighting. hundreds of thousands of them are in camps set up by the united nations, across the country, for their own protection. 1.5 million have fled to neighbouring countries, creating one of the worst refugee crises in the world. towns like this have emptied here in the food—growing south of the country, adding to the food shortages. in the last six months, 450,000 people have fled to uganda. thousands still cross the border every day, and describe atrocities, rape and murder, by soldiers from both sides. the un has warned of the potential for genocide and now a deepening famine, unless the war is stopped. alastair leithead, bbc news, south sudan. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme — a model of the modern age. a transgend

>> it's fast nating to see the democratic party find their sea legs here. they're looking for opportunities to catch the attention of the american public and fire up their base. last night was an example of how they can do that the amount of attention being shutdown on the senate floor it's become a hashtag and t-shirts and a rallying cry and for a party that needs a new leader and elizabeth warren is among the people trying to be that person. this was a picture perfect moment for her. where he take it from here remains to be seen. jeff sessions is going to be confirmed by the end of the day. i don't think that even reading the letter would have changed any minds but it did i think really fire up the democratic base that's looking for a cause and looking for a leader and has elevated he liz belg warren's position within her own party. >> i'm surprised we haven't seen more democrats start reading the letter and get this cascade of people being silenced by mitch mcconnell. that would be to much more political effect than anything else but who is the idea goin

i am more concerned of the radicalized republicans found nate -- violent the nation could become as a result of the caucasian population. >> on average have a higher level of education than the average american and are more economically successful muslim americans come to the united states to pursue the american dream because they had to go through that vetting procedure it is not an easy task for those who have made it here did for a reason and they are committed to being patriotic americans but the difference between us and europe is muslim countries are much closer to not have decades of assimilating and there is a lot of disaffection but in france middlefield they are french but we have a tremendous tradition to assimilate immigrants into the united states. sometimes it is a bumpy road after a generation or two people feel they are americans to keep the identity but that is what we have seen with the muslim american and population why we have been so successful here. >> also learning about workout the triangle center as the director and associate professor fromthank public policy

secondly, u nfortu nately, that process.tely, unions tend to see internal competition much more critically banned external competition. —— than. that is why we ove rca m e competition. —— than. that is why we overcame an issue we would have to have overcome any way. that is why it is so important that eurowings we re it is so important that eurowings were offered well—paid jobs, much better than competitors. we provide good standard up to european standards. that creates a business model. are the unions now seeing the big picture? we made great progress. now we have 95% of our staff on either new contracts or modified contract. we had a huge issue with pensions, as many other german companies were able to solve, with 95% of our staff. i am sure we will be able to find solutions for the remainder of our staff. be able to find solutions for the remainder of our stafflj be able to find solutions for the remainder of our staff. i am aaron heslehurst. thank you for sharing your time with me. i will be back later. goodbye. social

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the bomb objection to the b form of exactly whatomb happene, this much we know.now the night before nate ma kinnen was killed he was allegedly in a dispute with the firefighter's i daughter. guns were pulled arrested and charged with assault for reasons still unclear mack kin on was not arrested. the very next morning, that would be yesterday morning, theo firefighter and his daughter dau weren't back to the neighborhooe where the assault occurred and spotted nate mack kin on getting into a car with his mother. the two followed them for for several miles while callinge police. that's when they pulled into the strip mall off brown station road in upper marlboro. now, according to mack kin on'sa mother he got out of the car to talk to the firefighter'se daughter and as he approached the car asking if she was okay and if everything was all right, he was intentionally run over. listen now as mack kin on's mother describes what she saw and then describes how the firefighter allegedly assaulteds her and her take on the fact police say her son had an assault weapon. this man revved his car dire

nate smith basketball's hall of fame. >> coach keo is the reason i came here.salesman. and he said, you come to immediate -- to maryland. we'll have vince lombardi in the wintertime. you'll be the head man in the wintertime. so that kind of sold me. you know. and so i said, well, i'm going to come here. >> he never knew that i watched him. and he came into town and changed the whole atmosphere in this town. this was a high school basketball town. until lefty drazel walked in the door. >> and his impact was impressive. lefty won the n.i.t. in maryland in 1972. he was acc champion, and coach of the year twice, over his 50 years of coaching. he only had two losing seasons. and he's the only coach in ncaa history to win 100 or more games at four different schools. >> lefty drazel. >> i love maryland. the most thing, i've told them that, this is not for me. it's for my players. >> reporter: many maryland players came to share the moment with lefty. tom mcwilliam. but for them, it's the nate smith hall of fame induction that they want the most their legendary coach.

nate spent his day delivers food to the food bank. he started raising money and collecting donations through food drives and fundraisers at just six years old. now his mom and he run a 501 charity. he's already planning the next food drive. >> still to come, an inflight emergency. fuel sprang out of the jet passengers onboard. it was far stranger than a bird strike that caused it. we hear from a 71-year-old high school graduate. we are there as she gets her diploma tonight. adam? >> windchill in the 20s, but a big turn around and near record high in a couple days. big changes in accuweather. >> if you think you need a vacation listen to the story of ann. not only did she need one, she deserved one. troubleshooters were honored to send her on her way. >> plus, jeff skversky with the sixers. what about jalil okafor? what is his story tonight? that and spring training when "action news" continues. ♪ sometimes you can feel the indulgence of nature. sometimes, you can taste it. sweet granola clusters, a touch of ooey gooey almond butter. s

police are investigating whether the man who struck nate mckinnon was acting in self-defense. mckinnon was armed it the time of the -- at the time. developing, police in howard county want to find vandals who damaged five cars in a columbia neighborhood. the word "trump" was sprayed onto of them. one man thinks he was targeted because he was hispanic. alison: d.c. will have a generous family paid leave program, mayor's signature. that is because mayor bowser says she will not veto it, but she believe it unsigned. the legislation allows up to eight weeks of a leave for the birth or adoption of a child. start at thursday with windchill factors tomorrow that will be in the teens and lower 20's. don't let the sunshine fool you, you will need your sunglasses all day. highs will only make it to around 40 degrees. the coldest day we have seen a long time around here. if you don't like the cold, wait until the upcoming weekend. a huge warm-up is on the way, with temperatures into the 60's. i will tell you all about it in a few minutes. jonathan: to the war on terror and what could be

what does that mean in regard to nate a, china or the south china sea. we've recently deployed troops o poland. and if russia deployed so we don't quite know exactly what the results of the election are going to be. it looks in both directions, i'm guard the optimistic that his instinct will tell him consistet with america first. america first isn't isolationis, it means that all countries understand their interests come before other countries. i mean, the president takes an oath as president of the united states of america. he doesn't take an oath as president of world, president of the free universe or anything like that. he's elected by the american people. he has to put their interests first. that is his moral and legal obligation. which means invincible self-defense, but why are we committed to defending countries that have no relevance to anything about our self-defense at staggering costs. >> this is an important ingredient too that needs to be recognized. the promises that the president made about building infrastructure, roads, bridges, new airp

nate why tried to move ahead vis-a-vis cyber. but to be frank, i think a lot of would work to date has to do with securing systems, operating systems and not really having a broader discussion which is difficult for some allies because frankly there's a huge disparity between what some allies have and what others lack. and it is difficult for us it collectively to have this conversation but we do need to get to the bottom of it and that is what we raised earlier. does a cyber attack justify an article 5 like response. nato secretary-general right now says yes. frankly i'm not sure all allies are on board with that. assuming we get consensus on that, the next question is what are the array of tools offensively and defensively we can use to apply to that. but right now russia is operating under the assumption that nato will not respond because it is not comfortable in the space. and that we no longer or we still lack an agreement on what the response could look like. could we message to the russians what the response would be? abso

u nfortu nately, which can also be at home.lt to spot those who become in very short time at radicals. to my knowledge, there are more than 10,000 people in france who have been spotted as, you know, potentially radical islamist ‘s and fanatics. it is quite a lot. they are followed fanatics. it is quite a lot. they a re followed by fanatics. it is quite a lot. they are followed by all the police in france, also by secret service, but it doesn't mean that we can have, behind each person, let's say, a policeman 2a hours a day. that is why it is a combat the vigilance and this is something which is the most difficult to implement in the french spirit and the french... let's say, brain, because after the bombing, people are vigilant, but they forget. this is why we should not be that much lazy in vigilance. thanks for joining that much lazy in vigilance. thanks forjoining us. we will stay with this story. our correspondent is in paris. we are looking at these live images of people being ushered out of the louvre, walking calmly, no

we've posted details on the reward being offered in this case and how to help dope nate to the restoration effort. >>> now to a developing story in montgomery where bill cosby is back in court. >> the judge decided the upcoming sexual assault trial will stay in montgomery county, but the jury will come from somewhere else. katherine scott is live in norristown with the details from that hearing. katherine. >> reporter: sarah and rick this ruling came down in the last half-hour or so, the judge denied a change of venue we know the trial will takes place at the montgomery county courthouse, the jurors can come from outside the county and be sequestered for the trial. as for where they will come from, that will be up to the pennsylvania supreme court. we're outside montgomery county courthouse waiting to hear from the legal teams. this morning the defense argued that cosby cannot get a fair trial here. they submitted five binders of local national and international media coverage. could also bee is accused -- cosby is accused of assaulting andrea constand in cheltenham. the coverage was so su

on tuesday, that weather front stalls u nfortu nately the hills.t stalls unfortunately on the east coast of england. that means a grey day. pretty wet outbreaks of the morning and damp in the afternoon because the rain will be fizzing away through the day. there will be less and less of it as we go through the afternoon. the rest of the country, much brighter, but even when it brightens up across the west and south—west, there will still be showers around. 0n and south—west, there will still be showers around. on wednesday, another set of weather fronts approaching the uk, but they sort of stay offshore. that means again a dry day for most of us on wednesday. look at what is happening with the winds. they are coming in from the east, they are coming in from the south—west, down there we don't know what is going on, but we are in a transition period from something relatively mild to something a little bit colder. what is happening is this area of high pressure, and it is cold a blocking high in meteorology, it basically does what it says, it blocks

they are looking into the driver ran over nate mckinnon in self-defense. the same caliber of weapon was fired sunday night in an incident involving the driver's daughter. jonathan: we have upclose video that prompted evacuation of a everybody had to get out. the 275 pound unearthed. world war ii bomb found underneath a gas station. that is when the evacuation was ordered. the bomb techs came in, secured the bomb and moved it to a firing range. watch. >> that is a sizable blast. nobody was hurt and the town is back open for business. michelle: economic boom for the downtown bethesda is bringing concerns over growing pains. sometimes in the next year, marriott will break down for a new headquarters in the heart of downtown bethesda. that is causing a scramble to figure out where everyone will park. >> searching for parking. in downtown bethesda. >> at times it can be tough. they want to know how development plans coul additional impact on the spots available. >> this week they asked the county department of the transportation to answer key questions on what

earlier today i went one-on-one with the defenseman nate schmidt about the matchup with edmonton. >>y are a good team. they play us tough in the environment. mcdavid is a special player. they have speed up front. erin: do you feel like you are a faster team? >> testing it out. test the waters with it. the team come out of the west and make sure this is one of the teams you measure up against. >> meanwhile, down in west palm beach, reining n.sh -- reigning m.v.p. is practicing but he can't throw fastballs. he suffers the most pain then. scherzer suffered a fracture at the base of his ring finger. >> i can throw a baseball with a modified grip. to me it is getting the ar to speed as fast as possible. they are going out to get my arm in shape. >> newly acquired bojan bogdanovic will make his wizards debut tonight when washington takes on the sixers. you would think that name would be hard to say but it's fun. bogdanovic. jonathan: a fun name to say. [laughter] thanks. michelle: doug, ready for the weekend. doug: it will change on us here with the cold front tomorrow. hit 71st. some suns

the u nfortu nate pa rt immigration travel ban. the unfortunate part is it takes time. we'll win that battle. we also have a lot of other options, including just filing a brand—new order on monday. is that your plan? it may well be but i like to surprise you. we need speed for reasons of security, so it could very well be that we do. what are some of the changes... very little. in honour of the decision, we will perhaps do that, we'll see but on monday, we'll see. you talked about new security measures, is that separate from potentially writing a new... we'll have very strong vetting, i call it extreme vetting, and we're going to have very strong security in our country. we want to have people coming into our country that want to be for good reasons. those comments coming into the bbc in the last few hours. our washington correspondent david willis explains what choices president trump has. they have basically three options. they have basically three options. they can take this to the united states supreme court, which is currently locked at 4—1; with one position vacan

the police say that nate mckinnon had an assault rifle with him when he was struck in a parking lot and upper marlboro. his mother saw it gun. >> i was right there. i was on top of my child. investigators say the weapon found at the scene was the same caliber as one fired the night before in an incident involving the driver's daughter. lyft driver was found dead in his car in accokeek. the police are trying to figure out who shot timothy sherad. tonight his father is pleading for answers. >> all i want to know is who did this to my boy. who did this. he cared so much about his family and friends. he did not hang out, nothing like that. alison: heartbreaking. the 28-year-old also drove full-time for amtrak. this is the trailer of a truck, but the cab is down there, separated from the trailer. it flew off the bridge, down an embankment. the driver survived and nobody was hurt. this happened in frederick. the police are investigating a report he fell asleep behind the wheel at the time of the crash. development'sng about a notorious missing persons case. the man accused of killing the lyon

great job and much appreciated am reports home did end up getting burned and she and other nate turz know how much worse it could have been. >> they were very close to those homes. kaing on fire, moments away. >> fire investigators say it's not uncommon for discarded cigarettes to skid marks major materials use in narcotic home. >> we've seen this it catches vinyl siding on fire and burns fast and hot and quickly. >> neighbors started a go fund me page for the family that lost everything. >> they only been here three weeks. so, obviously up set and distraught. it can be rebuild. they'll move forward. everybody will. >> neighbors say the family is saying in a hotel now and they're very grateful from all of this support from the community after this loss. >> in clarksburg lindsey watts, "fox5 local news". >> coming to arlington now where police are investigating a deadly shooting that happened overnight on 29th north. and it appears a couple people got into a fight at party and turned violent and someone got out of here and shot a man. he was taken to the hospital where he died. nobody

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. >> nate is the radio analyst for creighton, so you've gotten to know kobe a lot better than we have. >> he's a great kid. the first time i saw, he went right up to be a ship my hand did you see a lot of kids get in the limelight have a lot of success early. somewhat that can create an attitude problem. i think all you have to do is watch them during the games. he hasn't had an opportunity to play at ten, but he is the most enthusiastic guy at the end of the bench, and i think that speaks volumes to the kind that humility that he has, even with all the celebrity status he has in the foul is on instagram. >> i think you have dealt with big-time guys in the us. what does that make it different to coach him. >> i had the opportunity to meet them as well. i think because he's grounded, that is going to bode well for his future and i also think omar is a perfect fit for him. initially he was going to sign ucla. that is jim harris on the freight at a collision in the all-star game in southern california. he was one of the all-stars that day and was recognized and played well. he had a good

me and mama didn't always agree on the upbringing of cody and nate.doesn't mean i'm going to kill my mama because we don't agree. that is ridiculous. >> but by now, even some of bambi's family believed she was responsible for her parents' murders. including bambi's own sons, nathan and cody. you lost your grandparents in the most awful fashion. and then your mom is swept away from your life within minutes. >> it's just crazy. you don't know who to turn to. >> when did you come to the idea that maybe she was the one that did this? >> it was a mixture of things. i had a lot of people in my ear saying that she did it. i came to the conclusion that she basically, like, put it in rick's head for rick to do it. >> i only thought she had something to do with it from what i had been told. >> i resented her. i hated her. i didn't want to see her face ever again. >> it seems bambi's supporters were few and far between. but one who did believe in her innocence was her attorney. jim irvin. >> everybody rushed to judgment in this case. >> the way jim irvin saw it,

killings are related but they're not saying how or why beyond that the victims have the same last nate. >> the skoocene on highway 4 la night. the suspect has not been caught. it all went down after 9:00 last night in the eastbound lanes just west of hillcrest avenue. the officers say when they got to the scene, they found a man dead inside his car. freeway shootings in the east bay have been an issue over the past two years, especially on highway 4. it has caused many drivers to be on edge. >> it could be me too actually at some point. like, you just facing the people at many places, at many points. you can be in the same situation sometime. like i have read somewhere people in the united states have guns, so you never know. >> the victim has not been identified. some east bay cities have installed security cameras along their freeways in response to the shootings. >>> one man is dead. another wounded inside a bar after a shooting. police say gunfire rang out inside gentlemen jim's bar. one man died at the scene. the other was tape to the hospital. he's expected to be okay. investigat