patty's day and march madness collide here at nicholson's in downtown cincinnati. you can see it's very busy and they tell me it's been like this all day long. with the extra crowds, comes the added attention on those who may have had a little too much to drink. nat pop "wooooooo." many reasons to celebrate. dan bennett "we get a chance to spend some time together and you know, have a couple drinks." jill dickert culture, wearing green and drinking beer." but at the center of the festivities: nat pop gary smith, the manager of nicholson's tavern and pub in downtown says his team has a plan in action to ensure time. he says it starts gary smith tavern & pub "today we emphasize it even more, because people may think it's too busy to notice but that the increased staff at nicholson's also watches out for excessive drinking. gary smith gm, nicholson's "if we notice that someone's had 2-3 drinks, the server tells the manager and we swing by the table, talk to them and feel them out." if a buzzed customer hasn't arranged a safe ride home, the bar will call a cab. "we'll

u-s army general john nicholson campbell. campbell oversaw the end of the international combat mission in 20-14 and the rising war against the taliban in kabul. nicholson takes command of 13- thousand international troops including 98-hundred americans. a piece of wreckage from a boeing 777 was fond washed ashore on the coast of mozambique. officials say it could be linked to missing m-h three-70. the newly discovered debris is on its way to malaysia for further examination. a source says there is no record of any other boeing 7- 7-7 missing besides flight m-h-370. the malaysia airlines flight disappeared in 2014 with talk about one un-lucky cruise ship. royal caribbean s anthem of the seas had to cut short another voyage due to storms. it made it back to its home port in new jersey this morning. the ship was on a 12-day trip to the eastern caribbean-- but turned around because of severe weather. just last month-- the same cruise ship sailed into an atlantic storm with winds of up to 125-miles per hour. traffic on a brand new

it was important we heard from general nicholson before we moved forward. >> okay.et me i believe collude one more thing that i want to get in this committee, because we've had a lot of people testify, the very best that we have, and i have a great deal of respect for all of them and they are very blunt about the problems that we have. admiral courtney, nortecom commander, he testified to this committee just last week that north korea's recent nuclear test and satellite launch demonstrate that king jong-un, which we know is mentally deranged, his commitment to developing strategic capabilities as well as his disregard for the u.n. security resolutions. we all i think agree with that. admiral o'hare said, testified to this committee that chinese coercion, artificial island construction, militarization in the south china sea threaten the most fundamental aspect of global prosperity, freedom of navigation, and their forces are opening at a higher tempo in more places with greater sophistication than ever before. the two of you agree with that? >> i certainly do, senato

this week we conducted a video teleconference, secretary carter and i, with general nicholson, who'son the ground in afghanistan right now to get his thoughts, and we're in the process of making recommendations to the president for changes that might be made to make us more effective in supporting afghan forces in 2016 and making them more successful. >> including force levels? >> full range to include capabilities. that's correct, chairman. >> last year in the 2016 future years defense program where you indicated that you needed an additional $37 billion above the bca caps in 2016, the then chairman of the joint chiefs of staff said we're at the lower ragged edge of manageable risk. now you're saying that it seems to be okay even though the army had to cut 24 uh-60 black hawk helicopters, air force had to cut five f-35s, and 45 over the next 4 years, the air force -- the navy plans to lay up an additional five cruisers, the marine corps plans to cut 77 joint-like tactical vehicles, and $1.3 billion in military construction, et cetera, et cetera. all of those cuts are being made as o

kevin nicholson at riverfront investment group and he's our bull. he says this bull market does have more room to run and our bear is financial journalist ron ensana who sees many risks for the market ahead. gentlemen, welcome to both of you. kevin, i'll start with you. you know, he seems to disagree with you. make the bull case for me. >> well, this market that we're in right now is highly correlated with oil, and as oil on production has been cut here in the u.s. and opec is now starting to talk about cutting oil, i think that you're going to get opportunities to see the market go higher because as oil has stabilized, the market has begun to rally. >> all right. ron, you're a little bit less optimistic about the market. you think this upcoming year we're in, the year we're in now is going to be tougher than last year. >> i agree with jeff a great deal insofar as we're in the midst of a cyclical bear market in stocks. going to go down 20% in the averages. most stocks have gone down. 60% of the s&p has gone down 20%. i thucink you got the fed possiy

in a ceremony at the headquarters, general john campbell handed over command to john nicholson. campbell oversaw the end of the combat mission in 2014. and escalation in the taliban's war against the country. he thanked nato representatives for standing with them after why we are here and waiver from our long term commitment. we will continue the counter terrorism mission and trained a advise mission to build a sustainable afghan security force that can stand on its own and secure it from violence and terrorism. >> the new commander general john nicholson served in afghanistan three times between 2006 and 2012. he is now in charge of 13,000 international troops. among them 10,000 americans. >>> a texas community is in mourning after a police officer has been killed in the line of duty. police in euliss say the officer and suspect exchanged gunfire in the dallas area. the officer david hover died during surgery. the suspect was killed. a makeshift memorial stands out of the police station where he has worked since 2014. the circumstances surrounding the shooting are under police

"mick" nicholson took over america's longest war from army general john f. campbell. nicholson takes command of around 13-thousand international troops, including 98-hundred americans. ahead at five -- virginia beach school board approved their budget proposal. what it includes and where that proposal goes next before it's official. a little boy's decision to move furniture likely saved his life when a car crashed into his home. we'll explain how. your side with information about a sports authority is filing for chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. the retailer says that it plans to close or sell about 140 stores and two distribution centers. the bankruptcy filing will allow sports authority to break leases for money- losing stores. the colorado based company has 463 stores. the closings are expected to take up to three months. sports authority was once the largest sporting goods retailer. we're on your side with information about a recall from whole foods. the grocery chain says the maytag raw milk blue cheese it sold could be contaminated with listeria. the recall invo

i'm catherine nicholson with your headlines.enocide and nine other counts of war crimes, radovan karadzic sentenced today to 40 years in jail over atrocities committed during the bosnian war. relatives of victims have expressed their release. karadzic is vowing to appeal. we will get some reaction from bosnia's former foreign minister. --est haters in brussels investigators in brussels say that another suspect in this week's

dunk lone warrior highlight is curry's airball put back 4th quarter just gets worse and worse jack nicholson fist as steve kurr can't bare to watch laker's win this game, warriors shot 4/4--4/30 behind the arch bronco's peyton manning will officialy announce his retirement most passing career yars and touchdowns also has 2 superbowl wins cactus league action great outing, struck out gave up just one run home--brandon crawford giants lose to the dodgers 5-2 andrew lambo 2-0 lead we go to the top of the 5th and donald drumpf--trump rides in and had a chance to talk to mackleroy not every day you see a politician make it to a game recovers after being 6 strokes behind and wins for the 2nd week in a row san jose earthquakes playing a season opener against the colorado rapids that's his 110th mls career goal quakes win 1-0 that's sports >> vicki : cannot stand a better may hold the key to preventing obesity--peanuts and peanut butter we'll expl;ain >> vicki : many studies have shown the benefits of including nuts and peanut butter in your diet. those who do so are less likely to develop type-two

>> congressman, first of all, general nicholson is going to provide recommendations. i know what the president has articulated as the end state. i can assure i my recommendation -- which we'll forward any recommendation general nicholson will make, will be benchmarked against my assessment of our ability to meet our objectives. that's exactly what i do is a commander on the ground and what i do in my current position. >> you don't know whether or not you would support general nicholson's recommendation. if he came back with those that i just suggested. >> that i would make clear to the president in making a recommendation is, whatever capabilities i believe are necessary -- i can't speculate as to whether nicholson would ask for an increase right now, congressman. what i would say is if he came in and said these are the capabilities we need to accomplish the anything and i agree with his assessment, i would forward to the secretary a recommendation that would include whatever capabilities are necessary for us to achieve the end state. of that, i am clear. >> thank you

i am catherine nicholson. the islamic state group has claimed responsibility for almost simultaneous attacks in brussels that killed at least 30 people and wounded well over 200 striking inasts quick succession this morning. the first two bombs detonated at 8:00aventem airport around a.m. an hour later, another bomb exploded at the maelbeek metro station and left a further 20 people dead. we have footage on the screen of the aftermath at the airport. three days of national mourning have been declared in belgium, and investigations are obviously underway. investigators believe at least three men were involved in the attack on the airport and one is on the run. raids are taking place around belgium this evening. police have already found an bomb,c state flag, mail and chemicals during the raid. >> these are the suspects behind apparent twin suicide explosions according to investigators. they are now seeking the third man in the black hat and coat. he is thought to have fled. anyone witheeking information on his

now general nicholson is on the ground there and he's currently undertaking a review of the situation there to make his recommendations. if he were to come back after completing this review with a recommendation to change the force management level -- i don't know who invented that term, by the way, but it bothers me a lot because it's a strategy by political numbers but if you were to come back and say we need to increase that f.m.l. by some unspecified number, 1,000, 2,000 or something like that, if he were to come back and say we lift the numbers we're operating under saying i can't train and advise below the afghan corps level and if you were to come back and say i need the level to deal with the haqqani network, would you support those recommendations? general dunford: first, general nicholson will provide recommendations and i know what the president articulated as the end state. i know my recommendation which will forward any recommendation that general nicholson will make will be benchmarked our ability to meet the objectives. that's exactly what i did when i was commander on

the incoming commander is general john nicholson. during his senate confirmation hearings in january, nicholson said he envisions the u.s. military making a "enduring commitment" in afghanistan. in more news from afghanistan afghan authorities say at least , nine people have died in two u.s. drone strikes in the eastern province of nangarhar. this comes after 25 people died in u.s. drone strikes in the same region about a week ago. in yemen, thousands of people took to the streets of the capital sanaa tuesday to protest u.s.-backed saudi-led bombing campaign, after an airstrike killed 40 people in a market on at the march, protester hamid al saturday. bakhiti spoke out. march is a popular expression against the crime that was committed against shoppers and the populararket in northeastern sanaa that the saudi led to listen wanted to declare as a victory. amy: saturday's airstrike came only two days after the european parliament called on the european union to impose an arms embargo against saudi arabia, amid increasing accusations th

you will be able to sit courtside and watch the game like you are jack nicholson. now, if you can imagine this because can't show it on tv. whennia turn your head, you are really watching the basketball players go back and forth. i will point out the experience is not quite as good as watching it on television because when you really think about it, sports on television is simply better than sort of being there. being there is cool. sort of being there is -- >> nothing beats jack nicholson. >> i'll get those when you can sit in the nose bleed seats. >> or watch it on tv. >> just to be clear, when you say you have tickets and you're going to us up, that was all basically sham. >> we call that a tease in television news business, sam. >> now we call this a let down. thanks a lot, scott. >> he's all fallen. >>> as nobody in the tv news business can tell you, you never know what to expect during a live report. >> isn't that the truth? >> oh, yeah. one australian reporter did get a very colorful surprise. >> so, yeah, that was her initial reaction. panic sort of setting

jack nicholson with the fist pump. 13-51 lakers stun the warriors 112-95.ke shumann in l.a. >> when you shoot 4-30 from 3-point land and have 20 turnovers you're not going to beat anybody. warriors know they won't win them all and maybe they'll use this for motivation. >> we did not compete tonight. didn't play hard, didn't play smart, and it wag -- was the lakers' night and they deserved it. i'm happy for. the. a good night for them. >> one of those nights you want to avoid at all costs. but it happened, and we'll be all right. >> 82 games, going to happen. don't say, we're not going focus, but we're human and it's going to happen every no and then. doesn't happen often. sometimes you can't control it. >> a lot of work to set another record. if they beat the magic that's 45 straight wins at home. reporting in l.a., mike shumann, abc7 sports. >> the san jose earthquakes opening the mls season. turner with a shot for the rabids. and no score at the half. second half. quinn terra to won -- wondolowski. the only score of the game. 1-0, san jose starts with a w

then jack nicholson exiting with a fist pump. lakers stun the warriors.arriors are 55-6. >> the best team in the nba faces one of the worst team this is not the result we expected. afterwards asked steph curry what it was like to play against kobe for the final time. >> great energy and environment here. nice that he played, and next year won't be kobe, so kind 0 of a weird conversation, the last time, despite the loss, kind of a fun atmosphere to be in. >> every game, just try to appreciate it more and more and more, and just got out there and compete and do the best you can, and while soaking it all in. >> while kobe walked away with a victory in what will say is the passing of the torch. reporting in l.a., abc7 sports. >> san francisco opening against colorado. and ex-quake with the rot -- shot right here. nil-nil at the half. to the second half. ahead. the header for his 110th 110th career goal to make it 1 or quakes. that turns out to be the final, as son jose state -- how cute is this. little emerson. adorable. the quakes at portland nexts. >> we ki

. >> jack nicholson and i are thrilled to be standing in front of phil collins. >> collins seemed to take the blame for all the musical excesses of the 80s. for flying the concord across the atlantic to play both legs of live aid in 1985. >> welcome mr. robert plant. >> for a much maligned performance there. with robert plant, jimmy page, and john paul jones. >> part of the led zeppelin that wasn't quite so good as it might have been. i have been blame ford that ever since. it wasn't my fault. was not match fit. sing the stuff. old stuff. you have to wear your voice. and jim jeep my was dribbling. >> jimmy was dribbling. >> i knew that was dangerous when i saw it. >> reporter: you want to explain that term for me? >> you know, coming out of the mouth. he was in another place. i can feel it coming in the night >> as artists like adele and pharell pharell, collins emerged from the shadows and back with his family. >> and with your wife? >> yeah. >> yes, i am. yeah, we realized we made a mistake. >> reporter: reuniting with his third wife, means he is back with his two youngest sons, ni

. >>> in a navy sea action, wedding bells for michael nicholson wed he today. we met up with the pair right before they tied the knot. many are familiar with the sergeant's sacrifices. he lost 3 limbs after exploding back in 2011. a huge show of support. he had one of the biggest home comings. he had a dim view of his future until he set eyes on katy 2 years ago and today the latest chapter in their love story. >> it's been a long time coming. once i met katy i knew that i was going to marry her and i'm just happy that today is actually the moment that i get to do it. >> and adding to their sweet love story the couple married at the same location where corporal nickel son's parents tied the knot 33 years ago. >>> people are dead tonight because of flooding. the youngest victim only 6 years old. >> hundreds of homes are under water after flooding there. how communities are dealing with that devastation. >> from texas to tennessee, thousands of residents across 6 states have been affected by historic rainfall. this woman had to be carried out of the water after d

jack nicholson with the fist pump. 13-51 lakers stun the warriors 112-95.ke shumann in l.a. >> when you shoot 4-30 from 3-point land and have 20 turnovers you're not going to beat anybody. warriors know they won't win them all and maybe they'll use this for motivation. >> we did not compete tonight. didn't play hard, didn't play smart, and it wag -- was the lakers' night and they deserved it. i'm happy for. the. a good night for them. >> one of those nights you want to avoid at all costs. but it happened, and we'll be all right. >> 82 games, going to happen. don't say, we're not going focus, but we're human and it's going to happen every now and then. doesn't happen often. sometimes you can't control it. >> a lot of work to set another record. if they beat the magic that's 45 straight wins at home. reporting in l.a., mike shumann, abc7 sports. >> the san jose earthquakes opening the mls season. turner with a shot for the rabids. and no score at the half. second half. quinn terra to won -- wondolowski. the only score of the game. 1-0, san jose starts with a

i'm catherine nicholson. we start with the latest news on europe's migration crisis. the main route for migrants seeking to enter northern europe from greece is effectively shutting down this wednesday. macedonian police have confirmed that for people with no or irregular travel documents, it's order with greece -- its border with greece is all but closed. the news had been expected, but it is not deterring thousands of people hoping to claim asylum in northern europe from moving towards those orders. -- borders. --orter: navigation navigating between hope and despair, these migrants continue. the route to macedonia has been fored -- completely sealed 48 hours. for these thousands, there is no going back. >> what will we do? go back to syria and die? we can't go back. we will continue. an estimated 14,000 people are living in wretched conditions at this border camp, which was originally designed to hold 1/10 of that number. the hope to somehow cross border and head to wealthier european nations. >> they said no border would be closed. it is not, ok, tell us -- if not,

i'm catherine nicholson with your headlines. guilty of genocide and nine other counts of war crimes, radovan karadzic sentenced today to 40 years in jail over atrocities committed during the bosnian war. relatives of victims have expressed their release. karadzic is vowing to appeal. we will get some reaction from bosnia's former foreign minister. --est haters in brussels investigators in brussels say that another suspect in this week's deadly bombings could be on the run. this, as the main suspect from attacks,s paris agrees to be extradited from belgium to france for trial. syria and iraq -- we are reporting on new operations in palmyra and mosul. thanks very much for being with us. the head of the united nations says it is a historic day today frigid -- for international justice. radovan karadzic has been found guilty of genocide and nine other charges. atrocities committed in the bosnian war from 1992 to 1995. judges at a tribunal in the hague sentenced him to 40 years in jail. karadzic is already vowing to appeal. catherine

but andrew nicholson is there to help his buddy. and then evan fournier for the scoop. and how about victor oladipo for the 17-footer? 25 for oladipo. magic only down 4. but isaiah thomas shuts it down there. the all-star with 28 points. 107-96. another game for 13 days, hopefully enough file to get their captain healthy. kaka missed the past three games with a strained thigh is but is expected for april 3rd at the citrus bowl. cyle larin tied with the league lead with 3 goals. but left after taking identify minutes earlier. antonio also left the game before the final whistle. adrian heath says neither injury is considered serious will you everyone happy to get the win. win. the season. first game away and getting the first win of the season. so that was pleasing. >> larin won't have much time to rest. the canadian forward was killed up by his national team. he'll play in two world cup qualifiers march 25th and 29th. kevin molino also called up by his home country of trinigdad. and tommy redding playing for team usa's team for the dallas cup. orlando city is off but orl

i and catherine nicholson. vladimir putin totaling the military to pull out of syria could he says he hopes it will help the push for peace that is restarted today between the regime and the opposition. 11 suspects have been arrested in turkey over sunday's deadly suicide blast in ankara. authorities are convinced that kurdish militants are responsible, and bombing kurdish targets in northern iraq in response. for french citizens known to be among the victims of the sunday attack in the ivory coast, the country is observing three days of national mourning after the gunman killed civilians of the beach resort. catherine: thanks very much for joining us. there has been a big surprise development this monday on the war in syria. russian president vladimir putin announced he is going to start withdrawing his military from syria. in a statement, the kremlin said the statement was taken in conjunction with the syrian regime. russia began its airstrikes to back up forces in september last year. take a look at what pre

in los angeles with floyd mayweather at the staples center, along with rihanna and of course jack nicholson. here is what they can to see. steph curry keeping his string going for the first points of the game. but that was his only three in 10 attempts. warriors were sluggish on both ends. the lakers played the game of the season. larry lands with the slick move and then elevating. young players the lakers are looking to to turn things around. three of his 21 there, the warriors turned the ball over 20 times. shaun livingston throws it away here. russell goes to the hoop. brandon bass, the lakers led by 11. second half now, kobe bryant gets the assist to julius randle, the warriors were never really able to make a run at the lakers in the second half. seven lakers in double figures. nick young one of them, three of his 13 off the bench. this is not the kind of thing we've seen often on the warriors bench this year. they lose 112-95. falling to a disgraceful 55-6. they are back home tomorrow night against orlando. >>> a reminder you can see our interview with steve kerr, sit down with mark i

tai chi & chai tea when: friday, march 18, 10:30-11:30 am where: durr branch library, 1992 walton nicholson who: adults join master greg fahey for a morning of tai chi. this basic meditation in motion with fresh, homemade chai tea. vo will judge merrick garland get a spot on the u-s supreme court? we'll have more on the political battle that lies ahead... next xtra is sponsored by breaking news a senior u.n. from an airstrike this week by a saudi-led coalition on a market north of the capital, has nearly doubled, rising to 119. sadly there are 22 children among the dead. happening today happening today... an autopsy will be conducted in the death a four-year- old franklin boy. police say austin cooper was found not breathing on wednesday morning.. he was taken from a home on boulder drive, to atrium medical center, where he was pronounced dead. his stepmother, anna ritchie, is charged with child endangering. she is accused of putting the boy's legs in scalding hot water as a punishment the night before his death. also new this police in hamilton are investigating a stabbing. they were calle

every step of the way, he's from toronto and victoria, and also a frequent golf partner, marvin nicholson. [applause] so as you can see, they've nfiltrated all of our ranks. before i ever became president, when we celebrated my sister and conrad's marriage, michelle and i took our daughters to canada. nd we went to burlington and this is always -- missisogwa. then we went to toronto and niagara falls. [laughter] i can do that. and everywhere we went, the canadian people made us feel right at home. tonight, we want our canadian friends to feel at home. so this is not a dinner, it's supper. we thought of serving up some poutin. was going to bring -- and we'd finish off the night with a double-double. but i draw the line at getting milk out of a bag. this, we americans do not understand. we do, however, have a little canadian whiskey. that we do understand. this visit has been a celebration of the values that we share. we as a people are committed to the principles of equality and opportunity the idea that if you , work hard and play by the rules, you can make it if you try, no matter what t

. >> jack nicholson and i are thrilled to be standing in front of phil collins. >> collins seemed to take the blame for all the musical excesses of the 80s. for flying the concord across the atlantic to play both legs of live aid in 1985. >> for a much maligned performance there. with robert plant, jimmy page, and john paul jones. >> part of the led zeppelin that wasn't quite so good as it might have been. i have been blame ford that ever since. it wasn't my fault. robert was not ready. was not match fit. sing the stuff. old stuff. you have to wear your voice. and jim jeepmy was dribbling. >> jimmy was dribbling. >> i knew that was dangerous when i saw it. >> reporter: you want to explain that term for me? >> you know, coming out of the mouth. he was in another place. i can feel it coming in the night >> as artists like adele and pharell, collins emerged from the shadows and back with his family. >> and with your wife? >> yeah. >> yes, i am. yeah, we realized we made a mistake. >> reporter: reuniting with his third wife, means he is back with his two youngest sons, nicholas, now 14,

general john nicholson that with leaders and relatives of those who died.sident obama declared an end to what he called the last remnant of the cold war. he called on them to pursue a more democratic future. mobile news 24 hours a day for howard by our 24 hundred journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. bloomberg newsroom, i'm mark crumpton. it is just after 6:30 here in new york. i'm joined by paul allen for look at the markets. : we are expecting gains across the asia-pacific today with the exception of the afx future. is this a reaction to what happened in belgium? probably not. it was over one year ago that we had an incident in sydney in the heart of the financial district where a lone gunman held 18 people hostage in two people were tragically killed. but the asa barely blinked. if you look at the one market open right now, it is currently flat. fun terra shares doing very well after the dairy giant announced an increase in first-half net u.s.t to 276 million dollars. that is despite an environment of week bulk prices which they exp

general austin general nicholson a new commander in afghanistan testified before this committee in no uncertain terms that the sense of security situation in afghanistan is deteriorating. do you agree with that? >> sir as you heard me say in my opening statement i do think the environment in the country has changed because of the number. >> he said the situation was deteriorating general. what i really would like is a straightforward answer. i only have a few minutes here. you said that the situation is deteriorating. do you agree with that assessment? >> in part i agree. i think that the taliban has become more active and the ansf have been challenged over the last year. san thank you. would that argue for not having further reductions in troop strength there in afghanistan would you think? >> sir as i mentioned earlier you start with a plan, the plan is based on facts and order to continue planning. when the situation changes so that those facts are no longer longer -- or this decision she made her no longer permit you have to go back and visit your plan so i would agree with a revi

off the sentence for good behavior could be rescinded after a disciplinary hearing with officer nicholsonnd sergeant selvaggio. >> how do you plead? >> guilty with an explanation. >> let's hear it. >> all right. when i got arrested, i got arrested with like $1800 and a lot of dope. i knew my money was going to go in evidence or it was going to go under an investigation, so i slipped out a couple hundred dollars. i got shorts that have like a hidden pocket in the back. i'm not going to turn it in, because i'll get in trouble with it. i'm also thinking, if i bring it upstate with me, that's cigarettes, that's food as soon as i get upstate. >> dope? >> yeah, maybe. got to be honest, probably yeah. i'm a drug addict. >> when you came into the facility, you could have just given it up with your property and that money would have been put automatically into your account. did you buy any drugs while here? >> no, sir. >> any commissary from the other inmates, nothing? >> no. >> no drugs? >> no drugs. >> no marijuana, nothing? >> nothing. >> smoke marijuana? >> i do. but i like harder stuff better

floyd mayweather at staples center along with rihanna and of course jack nicholson. this is one of the attractions that came to see. steph curry keeps his three- point streak going. but that was curry's only three in 10 attempts. the warriors were sluggish on both sides of the ball. the lakers played their best game of the season. larry nance, jr. elevating. pretty move. d'angelo russell is one of the young players they are hoping to turn the franchise around. three of his 21. warriors turned the ball over 20 times. shaun livingston throws it away there. finds the trailers, the lakers led by 11 at halftime, second half now, kobe bryant gets the assist, julius randle for an easy who. seven lakers in double figures, nick young one of them, three of his 13 points off the bench. not the kind of thing we've seen often on the warriors' bench this year, usually resting in the final minutes with a big lead. they lose this time 112-95, their record now 55-6. >>> they are still ahead of the pace set by the 1995-96 chicago bulls and can break their record fourth in -- for conse

general campbell and now general nicholson are working with the afghan security forces to address those setbacks. they put measures in place that should improve the performance here. the president, mr. ghani, has embraced these and they're making corrections. we expect to see some improved performance. there's more advising and assisting that needed to be done going forward. one of the key things that's transpired here recently is that because the afghans in some cases were overextended, they've adjusted their footprint to give a more flexibility. so smaller footprint that allows them to project combat power at will in places that they need to prevent combat power to. >> thank you. general votel, senator reid raised the issue of countermessaging in his opening statement. and i know that in 2016, they provided resources for technologies to support our information operations and communications activities. can you elaborate what you're doing to improve our countermessaging efforts which i think are really critical, both with what's going on to isis, putin and russia? >> i agree with your a

jack nicholson is there. steph curry was there. >>> later, spring break is nearly here. the good news for those planning to get out of town. >> woo-hoo! hit play. this is a flip phone. have you seen these before? it's called a compact disc. oh. looks like we're getting a facsimile. what year is it to you? it's old. you'd rather use newer technology? definitely. well, i've got something to show you. this is the 2016 chevy volt. it uses extended range electric technology. the prius hybrid uses battery technology developed 15 years ago. chevy expects volt drivers to get over a thousand miles between fill ups. it's got every technology there is. the prius actually belongs on the table. >>> another day, another record for the warriors. but this one isn't the good kind. oh. no the lakers' win over the dubs was the biggest upset in nba history based on the two teams' winning percentage. when you're a dubs team whose money is made at the three-point line, shooting just 13% makes a not so golden day for golden state. kobe bryant in his final game against the dubs. 20 years in the

nicholson takes over from general john campbell, who oversaw the end of the international combat mission in 2014. he takes command of around 13,000 international troops, including 9800 americans. angela: those 10 u.s. sailors held captive by iran in january, may soon be disciplined by the navy. a source tells cnn that a still unreleased navy investigation says the sailors made repeated errors which led them into iranian waters. the report also found they failed to conduct a standard safety briefing before setting sail. the sailors were detained by iran for one day in the incident headlines. a bill that protects clergy who decline to perform marriages that are against their beliefs has passed the florida house. the controversial pastor protection bill, supported by republicans, is an outgrowth of court rulings that said same-sex couples have a fundamental right to marry. democrats in the house say it' s an unneeded regulation that the first amendment already protects pastors who refuse to perform same-sex weddings. they also say it' s motivated by election year politics. covering orange c

you'll be able to sit courtside and watch the game like you're jack nicholson. but keep in mind, regular tv is the best way to watch sports. sam and kris they show you the best camera shots and the replays. you don't miss anything. vr is just moving your head back and forth. i like to watch sport in the comfort of my own living room on television. >> yeah. it's true for basketball and for football, too. they wonder why people aren't going to watch the games at the stadium. the product is better at home. >> it is. >> hockey forget about it. thank you very much. you can't find the puck sometimes. >> people always say hockey is the best experience live. >> i meant on tv. we're agreeing. >> meteorologist kari hall is here and we can agree with you that the forecast is going to be lovely. >> even though we start out with clouds this morning, sam and kris. all of this clearing out and a beautiful day, ahead. 48degrees now in the north bay. 44 degrees in the peninsula and the south bay. 52 degrees. getting a closer look at the east bay. livermore 49 degrees and make su

general john nicholson traveled to kunduz and met with victims' relatives and staff at the now- closed hospital. the october strike killed 42 people and wounded dozens more. a u.s. investigation found it was, "tragic and avoidable," and more than a dozen military personnel were punished. >> ifill: in indonesia, thousands of taxi drivers protested in jakarta, demanding a ban on uber and other ride-hailing apps. the demonstration wreaked traffic chaos in the city's already-congested streets. cabbies carried banners denouncing the competition as illegal, and even assaulted some motorbike drivers working for the apps. >> ( translated ): close uber and grabcar please, because we're suffering losses now. the government said the apps will encourage young people to use public transport. but since grabcar and uber came into the market, we've been having a hard time earning a living. >> ifill: today marked the second such protest by taxi drivers in jakarta this month. >> woodruff: the former mayor of toronto, canada, rob ford, died today, after a career marred by drinking and drug problems. ford