dunkirk stirred up quite a loss of national spread, in a good way, people are proud of christopher nolan and the work he has done has a director. —— quite a lot of national pride. why will we see as best british film something cute and escapist like paddington 2? i would not to pass people to fall for the kids charms of the bear, i know i did. —— would not put it past people. thank you, jason. specialist coverage from 5.15 tonight. some breaking news just some breaking newsjust coming into

rick nolan one under the toughest of circumstances. leaning up against the wall, rubble can's were able to make inroads. that against the environment we are it, the history of the data on our side, i'm confident we will hold this district. across the country, especially those that were won by donald 21mp, just yesterday districts moved that were won by president trump that are held by republican. they all went our way. that's indicative of what you are seen. this continues to be the same. i never said it would be easy. these districts are no exception. candidates and incumbents have voiced concerns of being connected with consultants and spending a lot of money that you don't need. are you doing anything to shrink the margin or the consultants are getting? rep lujan: stephen lynch is someone i expect very much. he has a special place in my heart. my father was also an ironworker. when i hear stephen speak to me, --s like hearing i fit other father speak. his questions matter to me very much. , im a consultant perspective think it's imp

back to you guys. >> you never know. >> i think nolan, think nolan won because of the aerodynamic outfitpractice. >> thank you so much to matt for that. >>> coming up, oscar nominee, laurie metcalf, here live to talk "lady bird." >> celebrate president's day with a kick off. and the bachelor. fried c not to be out done this side of the audience looking better. we have a sneak peek at the james bay new single, take a look. james has a new looking i'm digging it. let's have a look at the local weather forecast right now. >> reporter: a couple of hours one in central delaware, one in lancaster county. we're in the 30s, climbing to a high of 52. clouds and spotty shower for presidents' day. 70 tomorrow. one of our faves. laurie metcalf. celebrating her first oscar nomination for the brilliant film, "lady bird." and a more than 30-year career with roles on stage and tv, including "roseanne." please welcome, laurie metcalf. an embarrassment of riches. >> it is. >> you have -- >> i know. i had this wealth of material start coming my way the past couple of years. >> you're so humble. we spoke wi

back to you guys. >> you never know. >> i think nolan, think nolan won because of the aerodynamic outfito much to matt for that. >>> coming up, oscar nominee, laurie metcalf, here live to talk "lady bird." ♪ strummed guitar you can't experience the canadian rockies through a screen. you have to be here, with us. ♪ upbeat music travel through this natural wonder and get a glimpse of amazing, with a glass of wine in one hand, and a camera in the other, aboard rocky mountaineer. canada's rocky mountains await. call your travel agent or rocky mountaineer for special offers now. >>> not to be outdone, this side of the pseudoyo audience looking spectacular, as well. >>> we have a sneak james bay's new video. ♪ the kind that never slows down i want to take you higher higheh ♪ and let our hears be the only sound snet. >> james got a new >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist mike nicco. it's going to be breezy today, so these temperatures you see drop about 5 to 10 degrees off and that's what it's going to feel like under a partly cloudy >>> all right. let's get back to robin. >> thank you, rob. >>

mary nolan is sympathetic. her car was ransacked several months ago, and last week two family cars were stolen on monday and then thursday. >> it's awful. i mean, it's just panic, you know, takes over. you really don't know how you're going to get from point a to point b. you feel violated. >> reporter: jeff levine of the roosevelt park neighborhood association says according to crime stats, there are about 400 cars stolen during a four-month period. >> the freeway access makes it ideal for a bad guy coming in or getting out of here. >> reporter: some victims have seen a heavier police presence and it hasn't stopped the crime wave. >> i recently had my honda accord stolen and it was pretty hard on me, and i've had pi friends and my neighbors recently got their car stolen. and so it's been hard on all of us. i notice a lot of car break-ins. >> reporter: now, the neighborhood association plans to talk about a proposal to police at a meeting tomorrow. one bit of good news, mary nolan's family just heard from polic

and caedon and nolan. they're about to be sent to a room with no adult and a very real looking gun.tchmobile, their parents cross their fingers hoping none of their children will touch the gun. >> i lost something. >> reporter: the research assistant tells the kids it's time to take a break. >> so you guys can go ahead and get started on your snacks. >> reporter: they race over to the other table and within seconds, julian spots the gun. and then he reaches for it. will his hands-on training make a difference? >> we can't touch it! remember? >> can't touch it. >> guys, we need to go tell them. >> reporter: he gets the group to run in search of the research assistant. >> there's a gun, there's a gun. >> where? >> yeah. >> we need to go tell him. >> that didn't take long. >> how are you feeling about how -- >> i'm -- >> --your kids reacted? >> --a proud mama. i'm a proud mama. julian's initial reaction of stepping back, you know, sort of telling the other kids, "unh-uh, we're not doing this right now, i'm really proud. and relief. relief. >> yeah, i bet. >> reporter: so the behavioral

emily: i do know that nolan bushnell issued an apology. >> he did.of the things i talk about in the book is, what if women had been more involved in creating these products like facebook and twitter and the beginning. the cofounder of twitter thinks online harassment and trolling might not be such a problem, and might not be such a problem today if women had been on the early team. he said we just weren't thinking about it. we were thinking about the wonderful and amazing things that could be done, not how easily it could be used to hurl death threats. do you think having more women in the design of, let's say, twitter or facebook or reddit, that online harassment would not exist? >> i wouldn't say it wouldn't exist, because it would exist in different forms. but you know, if you don't have people at the table that have different problems, like putting their input into a product, it is going to be a worse product. like the tech industry creates products that work for a very small segment of the population, and it doesn't work very well for me. i woul

from his studio in bath in england, matt nolan works with artists all over the world to create custom—madeto become the guy people go to when they need something unusual. spooky. i was approached by, i think it was one of the new production guys for aquasonic, they needed some bespoke underwater percussion. i tried a lot of things in a small tank of water here and was astonished by how many things just literallyjust go clunk and don't do anything else. all of the high frequencies, that shimmer like a cymbal alljust disappears. with various experiments, trying this and that, we narrowed down on those instruments that were heavy and massive and could sustain and contain a certain amount of sonic energy and radiate out in time so the water doesn't kill it too quickly. well it is always good to find something that is not working and figure out how to make it work. back in denmark i am beginning to think i am a bit of a natural. maybe you should just pull the darbuka to the front window and if you hit it with a hammer you can close the sound with your hand. another thing, if you take — there is

we had an affiliate with the texas rangers, and nolan ryan was involved. we are excited about the baseball season beginning. dodgers franchise now, the dodgers and astros, you had it all mixed up. comeame to washington to take over an agency described as being a mess. on day one, what did you find the epa to be structurally and with respect to policy? >> the president did a wonderful job today, and i know you guys did a wonderful job hearing the president. what courage and leadership he has shown this year. it has been outstanding. i was in pennsylvania early in my time as administrator, the first to go underground in a mine. as i was at this mine, i was miners. some time with i have a message. the war on coal is over. i think that war on coal is demonstrative of something. it is demonstrative of what was wrong with the past administration. d.c., usinghington, regulative authority -- what we spent the past time doing this year is the weaponize thing. basically saying, what is our goal? what are the fundamentals we should be about as an agency, and recogniz

nolan ryan was involved with that. they had a great year.e're excited about the teams. >> the dodgers, astros. >> you came to washington to take over an agency that was a mess. what did you find the epa to be structurally and with respect to policy? how bad was it? >> the president did a wonderful job today. you had a wonderful time hearing the president. what courage, leadership here shown this year. [applause] we will talk about that in a bit. when you think about the epa, before the president arrived, it was an agency weaponize. weaponize against certain sectors of the economy. an agency of the u.s. government, a department of the u.s. government weaponized against coal. i was in pennsylvania as an administrator. first administrator to go underground. if you're claustrophobic, i do not recommend it. , was spending time with miners 30 in attendance when i was there. i said the president has a message. the war on coal is over. [applause] coal, is on demonstrative. of what was wrong with the past administration, accumulating power in washing

from his studio in bath in england, matt nolan works with artist all around the world to create custom—madeade instrument. —— instruments. -- artist. —— artists. i guess somehow i become the guy people go to when they need something unusual. i was approached by, i think it was one of the production guys will aqua sonic, they needed some bespoke underwater percussion. i tried a lot of things ina percussion. i tried a lot of things in a small tank of water here and was astonished by how many things literally just go was astonished by how many things literallyjust go clunk and do anything else. all of the high frequencies that shimmer like a symbol all just disappear. with various train, we narrowed down on those instruments that were heavy and massive and could sustain and contain a certain amount of sonic energy and radio out, the water doesn't kill it too quickly. it is a lwa ys doesn't kill it too quickly. it is always good to find something that is not working and figure out how to make it work. back in denmark! am beginning to think i am a natural. maybe move this to the window and if yo

the recommendations of the lgbt aging policy task force that came out, that is spearheaded by tom nolan, and it's just really exciting to see these recommendations turn into programs. we've talked about some of those at commission, but i wanted to mention that one of the things that we've done more recently is to start training staff and also training our cbo partners to collect sexual orientation and gender identity data in keeping with then senator weiner's local ordinance. and there is another state legislation that basically requires the same at the state level. so we're a little bit ahead of the game. a lot of colleagues across the state haven't started collecting the information and are freaked out about how they're going do it. i'm proud to say we've trained staff and we're starting to collect that data. our staff, since you know these people, i'm going to mention them, tom nolan, dana levit and mcgee did a fantastic job of putting together the training and they took their time and did it as volunteers. they went out and trained the majority of our staff. we still have some staff

nolan patrick knocks in the rebound the flyers regain the lead.fter the rangers tie up the game, travis co nechy gets the loose puck and gets his 15th goal. in the third captain claude giroux skates on in and scores his 200th career goal and moves into seventh place tie in the flyers all time with john leclair. alex lyonn with 25 safes. first nhl win. the flyers beat the rangers seven-four. three points out of the first place in the metropolitan division. >>> lebron james calls it the best weekend of the season and the best in the nba will be hitting the court for the all star game. joel embiid will start. and steph curry. joe joe says he's pick the brains of stars to see what works for them. at media day the process was asked what '90's movie he would be in if they did a remake? >> coming to america. because i'm african, you know, i came from africa and this is like a dream even got the chance, um, i made most out of this and i'm here and i still got a long way to go. probably coming to america. >> coming up in the zone flyers gm ron hextall will

nolan patrick has his shot and lights the lamp. sends everyone home happy, orange and black victory, 4-3. >>> villanova took the floor looking for redemption after the loss to st. john's. they're minus two starters. his son alex from a six-month deployment aboard the "uss san diego." nova down three at the half. brunson, money with the floater. he had 27. nova up 4. brunson upstaged by d squared. dante di vin chen so. >> butler winning 86-75. >>> the super bowl was almost a week ago. according to one popular search engine, it prompted a change of ownership in new england. on saturday, probably still today, i haven't checked. if you google search new england patriots owner, the result comes back as, yep, nicky 6, nick foles. instead of robert kraft. eagles fans having a lot of fun with this win for a long time. i'm danny pommells from nbc sports philadelphia. >> he does, he owns the pats. >> he owns them. definitely did last week. for sure. >>> if you are out and about driving this morning, take it slow because the rain is making it

flyers down one, power tripping, claude giroux shoots, nolan patrick with the redirect.es left. flyers down by one, shawn couturier to jay vorachek. we have overtime. flyers now on the attack. orange and black. here's vorachek and he scores 9th career overtime goal, the flyers beating monday trail shorthand 3-2. >> when the team wins everybody win, couple eagles's coaches reportedly receiving promotions. receivers coach, mike row has been promoted to offensive coordinator. he's entering his second season in philly. he oversaw a break-out year by nelson agholor. i remains the running back coach but receives a promotion as assistant head coach. dues has been on the staff since 2011. the eagles have not confirmed the reports. >>> day two of phillies full squad work outs. it was picture day at spring training. how awkward this looks. the phils finishing in last place in the nleast but oddly enough they had a winning record. the between has a ton of potential and so far, gabe cap lar likes what he sees >> they came out and gave us everything we have. we have our expectations.

shooting and rookie nolan patrick cleaning it up.ers win tonight,-1 they won four straight and eight out of nine. all right. switching gears a 27-game sprint to the finish line sixers back tat after the all star break. they visit the chicago bulls. >> ben simmonds going to the hole. takes the contact. career high 32 point to go along with 11 he ra signature and 7 boards. 3rd quarter joel embib, jojo showing off the reigns like he did during all star weekend. 30 point, 1 boards and five signatures. after simmonds hits the tying and go ahead free throws. sixers winning six in a row, 116-115 the final. >> delaware visiting sdrexel. this is the game of the night. blue hens falling. ripe daily nails a flee. at one point delaware led 5-19 and drexel with the magic. they pull off get this, the largest come back in men's division one history. they had point deficit and went 85 to 8, what? , and the university of tampa. this is spring training baseballhe of exhibition season here for "good day" for phillies pitchers. two inning-outs, at the d

third period, nolan patrick, swats the loose puck in front.ing goal. the flyers win their fourth straight, two to one, they're eight, zero and two, and jumps in front of the penguine. speaking every wins, all of the sixers do is win as as well. they return from the all-star break from chicago looking for sixth in a row. this one came down to the buzzer. ben simmons, virtually unstoppable last night. second quarter, he drive a careh 32-point, and 11 ats 23rd double-double. joel embiid, h the night. he had 30-point. and 13 rebs. simns hit two free throws to go ahead with 52nd left, the bulls chance, bobby misses, danzel valentine and the sixers 116 to 115. sixers host night. going for win number seven in a >> to college hoops, blue hence cruise to go what looks like big time delaware led this game 53 to 19. but wait. the dragons come back with fire. samuel with a lay-in, and drexel rallies from 34 down to pull off the largest commodore barry-back in men's division one history. they beat the blue hens 85-83. >> gabe kapler and the phillies played

nolan patrick and brandon manning also scored. flyers win five-three.ontreal on monday. >>> phillies in clearwater taking on the baltimore orioles in grapefruit league action. both of the teams bowing their heads to remember roy halladay before the game. he died in a plane crash during the off season. >>> we'll pick up the game for you tied in the second, bases load owed for the phils, angel. that will be a grand slam. the phillies win. next up yankees tomorrow afternoon. >> thanks lesley. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news" a creative veterinarian is using some small tiff medicine -- alternative medicine to get his patients relaxed. >> i think it's refreshing. i think they sense the fact that he's genuine, that this isn't just a show. >> how this doctor's music is keeping his furry patients at ease and giving their owners reason to keep it's just my eczema again,'t ma. but it's fine. yeah, it's fine. you ok? eczema. it's fine. hey! hi! aren't you hot? eczema again? it's fine. i saw something the other day. eczema exposed. your eczema could be somethin

. >>> and pitcher nolan said he's thrilled to get his first ever start on opening day. >> it's exciting an honor to be named that. but, you know, it's only one game and there are a lot of other games but i want to pitch throughout the season. >> he's earned it. he's unequivocally the right choice. and he's an absolute gamer, grinder and a stud. and we're proud to have him on our study. >> a gamer. >> and a stud. >> and a stud. the phillies open the regular season in atlanta march 29th. >>> high school hoops, the philadelphia league champion for the third time in four years. they won by two points in front of a packed house last night. >>> all right. now to this, it was called mira-curl on ice, remember miracle on ice? mira-curl. >> team usa won the gold in men's curling. one show might have predicted it. a match to take home the gold. the first ever gold medal in curling on team usa but one tv show may have seen it coming. ♪ >> usa has won seven straight golds. the most in the entire olympics. >> yeah, the simpsons, who knew, they predicted that the u.s. would win over sweden in 2010. h

but i'm pretty sure kevin nolan's brought a notts county side here that are going to have a proper goodall. ameobi and jon stead in attack, they have a combined age of 70! 402! your maths is better than my! you talk about wilfried bony being out, he hasn't been with the goals so far this season, notts cou nty the goals so far this season, notts county fancying their chances? he hasn't been the player that i expect him to be from yesteryear. but, yes, they are old has—been is, 34 and 36, they are old has—been is, 34 and 36, the two forwards for notts county. but they know where the goal is. if they get served and the crosses are in the box, i can't see the two big centre forwards for notts county to relish a chance like this against premier league opposition. swansea should win the game because they have got better individual players, but of notts county to come here and roll their sleeves up, as the underdog they have every chance of winning the game. carlos carvalhal would never have predicted that he would never have predicted that he would be returning to face sheffield wednesday so

flyers down one, power tripping, claude giroux shoots, nolan patrick with the redirect.er two minutes left. flyers down by one, shawn couturier to jay vorachek. we have overtime. flyers now on the attack. orange and black. here's vorachek and he scores 9th career overtime goal, the flyers beating monday trail shorthand 3-2. >> when the team wins everybody win, couple eagles's coaches reportedly receiving promotions. receivers coach, mike row has been promoted to offensive coordinator. he's entering his second season in philly. he oversaw a break-out year by nelson agholor. i remains the running back coach but receives a promotion as assistant head coach. dues has been on the staff since 2011. the eagles have not confirmed the reports. >>> day two of phillies full squad work outs. it was picture day at spring training. how awkward this looks. the phils finishing in last place in the nleast but oddly enough they had a winning record. the between has a ton of potential and so far, gabe cap lar likes what he sees >> they came out and gave us everything we have. we have our e

shooting and rookie nolan patrick cleaning it up.ers win tonight,-1 they won four straight and eight out of nine. all right. switching gears a 27-game sprint to the finish line sixers back tat after the all star break. they visit the chicago bulls. >> ben simmonds going to the hole. takes the contact. career high 32 point to go along with 11 he ra signature and 7 boards. 3rd quarter joel embib, jojo showing off the reigns like he did during all star weekend. 30 point, 1 boards and five signatures. after simmonds hits the tying and go ahead free throws. sixers winning six in a row, 116-115 the final. >> delaware visiting sdrexel. this is the game of the night. blue hens falling. ripe daily nails a flee. at one point delaware led 5-19 and drexel with the magic. they pull off get this, the largest come back in men's division one history. they had a 4 point deficit and went 85 to 8, what? >> phillies, and the university of tampa. this is spring training baseball the first of exhibition season here for dave kapler. "good day" for phillies

second period, wayne simmons, shoots, rookie nolan patrick not on -- knocks home the rebounds, fifthon fire. he ripped, his 15th. the flyers go ahead for good. in the third, claude giroux. little iron, that's career goal number 200, he is now tide for seventh place on the flyers all time scoring list with john leclair, alex lion get first nnl win in relief. seven-four, is the final. they've won six of seven. they're four-point out of first place in the metro division. >> stretch of ten games, like no one quit on each other. therefore etch other every game. we know we deserve better a lot of signs weren't going our way. it is part of hockey. and you know when you go through some adversity it, builds a lot of character, a lot of relationship on the team. now if you look it is just, you know, kind of mature team. and pretty good contender, hopefully we can keep pushing. >> the 60 running of the daytona 500 yesterday. that is peyton manning. the pace car. retirement treating him obviously pretty well. two laps to go, huge crash happens wiping out multiple drivers including kurt bush, las

same as been nominated in the category of best original school for the film dunkirk by christopher nolan. the story is about the successful rescue operation of allied troops trapped on the beaches of downtown during world war two the school is considered the most powerful of the collaboration between that and some a. they've worked together on several major films including interest and the dark knight franchise. player. plays there's a whole generation of young film composers who grew up on the word speired by so i think it's justified that we hear about them a lot and that he's constantly he's constantly out there it's causing with a new big film with another oscar nomination and so on and so on some people are getting tired of him but he says impact on the on the film composing is undeniable . breakthrough instruments create came in nine hundred eighty eight with the film music to the blockbuster rain man. later in ninety ninety five he won an oscar for his film school to disney's the lion king he also composed the music for the pirates of the caribbean film series. league. so his clos

the brazil chris nolan said can play in the first place later i want to play later twosomes price is sometimes. just a little way from to play some shows and secure the skill to eventually put the ball in the. up for the three lions of the world cup we might just know more by next week that i'm kicked off. the beauty. of. the by. the book. the book. the book. the book. the be. president elect his country sink into chaos shah saw but tactician makes deals with. costs is he still in power in syria only because he sucks western interests. the useful tyrants bashar al assad used to. double. quadriga. international talk show. the pinions. arguments analysis. for journalists discuss the topic of the week. quadriga on g.w. . and why the beers are abed of. a trip by airplane the be seventeen thousand kilometers in six weeks above breathtaking landscape subjective experience a. touching story of the boy this is our home it's god's country of this any other better place seventy thousand kilometers through canada starting february twenty seventh the subject of. the film really feels. the scars

lanny thoughts on the proposed funding bill what do you make of this meeting in the minds of you know nolan and the schumer. there is such a need for bipartisanship in this country and in the congress that this looks like a good start that we have now twenty thirty senators in the commonsense caucus republicans and democrats the best of the senate and if this is a president i'm all for it. all about the house the house is completely dysfunctional paul ryan is a moral failure as far as i'm concerned because he hasn't stood up to donald trump on anything especially the dreamer's legislation that trump is manipulating these poor young people and paul ryan doesn't have the spine to pass a bill in the house to save this heartbreak by a number of young people that were promised by the prior administration and even campaign so the house is just a campaign so the house is dysfunctional i don't see much opportunity for bipartisanship there nancy pelosi indicates she won't support the budget because it doesn't address the they do the dreamers republicans will then say that the democrats are obstructi

thoughts on the proposed funding bill what do you make of this whole meeting in the minds of you know nolan and the schumer. there is such a need for bipartisanship in this country and in the congress that this looks like a good start that we have now twenty thirty senators in the commonsense caucus republicans and democrats the best of the senate and if this is a president i'm all for it. all about the house the house is completely dysfunctional paul ryan is a moral failure as far as i'm concerned because he hasn't stood up to donald trump on anything especially the dreamers legislation that trump is manipulating these poor young people and paul ryan doesn't have the spine to pass a bill in the house to save this heartbreak by a number of young people that were promised by the prior administration and even by donald trump in his campaign so the house is dysfunctional i don't see much opportunity for bipartisanship there nancy pelosi indicate she won't support the budget because it doesn't address the they do the dreamer's republicans will then say that the democrats are obstructions well t

dunkirk stirred up quite a loss of national spread, in a good way, people are proud of christopher nolandirector. —— quite a lot of national pride. why will we see as best british film something cute and escapist like paddington 2? i would not to pass people to fall for the kids charms of the bear, i know i did. —— would not put it past people. thank you, jason. specialist coverage from 5.15 tonight. some breaking news just some breaking newsjust coming into is now from vienna. an avalanche in the swiss town between france and italy has swept away ten hikers. quite we do not yet know if anyone has been rescued. we will bring you more as we get it. it's 11.17. the headlines on bbc news — brendan cox, the widower of the murdered mp, jo cox, has resigned from two organisations set up in her memory after claims of sexual misconduct in the past. jo cox's family have pledged to support him. ministers reject pleas to issue a medical cannabis license to a six—year—old boy whose rare form of epilepsy improves after taking the drug. the education secretary says university tuition fees should refle

nolan was the guy that had a lot of ways behind atari but a concert pianist without fingers is that fair to say. he leaned out to make this work and was generous and talking about this because he felt like he needed them to build this stuff. there were a couple of times he tells the story and says i'm going to do this for the pleasure of having it blow up in my face. it's like the dog caught the car. now what do you do. so i like that story because so many of the things that happened in the valley happened with these complementary skill sets and you see that fair. fair. >> we still have more to talk about. they get folded into the story which is the founder of the officer at stanford but i was talking about. it was very interesting in the way that the overlap happens. he would be the first to tell you he was a chemical engineer and he had no idea what it meant to build anything in this universe. it's like biology 101. this could be something huge. it's to increase the public knowledge how do you decide whose ideas you patent in the direction of only pursuing profitable research these are

consequences we have seen for one in my field is editor-in-chief fired about it and ne freelancer fired nolanell not getting an award. that is not ground-breaking progress. john: why should we vote for you. we need a generation of regulated that are informed by normal.l this is not bipartisan, this is by partson issue. two teenagers essentially infrastructure. we have to really double down cybersecurity. i think there is a litany of perspectives here just not being cross and r current we need new leaders. emily: we will be following campaign. the congressional candidate in massachusetts, thank you so much for joining us today. thank you so much for your role. we're going to continue to ddress all the issues i cover in my book throughout the week with voices like facebook's sandburg, paypalco managy smith, vice president and c.t.o. right here bloomberg. coming up, upping the ante for qualcomm, the latest next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: it's the latest development in the consolidation industry, broadcom offered qualcomm shareholders a payday raising its bid forquality come to $21 billion. off

christopher nolan has done an extraordinary job christopher nolan has done an extraordinaryjob of directingsee him recognised as best i written, i think. i think right now, there is a very divisive film in three billboards. much more to be discussed, let's head over to the other end of the carpet and rejoin temperament. i am joined niels you did all of the animatronic creations loved by many, how does it feel to work on something like that? it isa feel to work on something like that? it is a dream come true. that is what i wanted to do as a little boy andl what i wanted to do as a little boy and i am still a little boy! when you helped create the characters, did you know how much people would love ? did you know how much people would love? no, you don't. it is difficult to do. it appeals to the young as well as to the old. it is a tricky thing. i always worried that if we get it wrong, we would end up with as much hate mail with as much as people that love it. how much of it is down to radical creations? you have you creating something real onset. it is an important thing with all the star

wants them, there's a quote in there from a princeton political scientist who says that his name is nolanccarty. if the democrats don't go along with this deal, blocking it would allow the trump administration to suggest that the democrats were willing to trade to dreamers for lottery and change migration as well as position them on soft on border security. the president has to back them into a corner. >> the crazy rhetoric that has come from some democrats talking this is racist, that doesn't help their case either. these are views that even very recently were not uncommon or were considered inhumane among democrats. there's a 70% position in america on immigration. the overwhelming majority of the electorate wants some kind of amnesty they want amnesty but they also want border security. >> shannon: they don't like that word though, may be some kind legal status, but i don't >> people in hell want ice water. the majority of americans, the overwhelming majority of americans favor favor amnesty they favor allowing these people to stay. that in exchange for more border security. it's not a

have seen for that in my field is one editor in chief fired about it and one freelancer fired and nolantting an award. that is not groundbreaking progress. we need a generation of legislators that are informed on technology. this is a bipartisan issue. cybersecurity is a huge threat to this country right now. essential took down. brianna wuks to there. we also heard from someone who has championed improving gender diversity as the third chief technology officer of the united states under president obama and vice president have google before that. megan smith, ceo of shift seven joined us. >> there are people who would love to be part of the tech sector when we are coming into town, cheyenne, denver, atlanta, we just get the word out and then we are running the career fair and its activities are showing up for this mentor and we are doing. a lot of people want in on these better high-paying jobs. we pay 50% more than the average american salary. there are hundreds of thousands in every sector. softwarenies are techies at this point. emily: statistics are downright depressing. whitey thin

little nolan always an eagles fan.owl champions home with the lombardi trophy. chris oh woman were you in the thick of it all and rounded up some of the most memorable moments from this historic day. okay. skyfox is up. >> the buses are rolling. >> and the buses are rolling. >> and just before 11:00, the parade of champions officially moving up broad street. >> swoop is flying. >> here he goes. >> a day philadelphia will never forget. >> we've waited 58 years for this parade. what's a cull more minutes. >> i'm with about 500 of my eagle friends her. this is pretty much where big center of all these people have congregated waiting for this to come -- waiting for the parade. the crowd is nothing but love, guys. it is -- i've talked to fans who have brought their sons, broad their fathers, brought their grandfathers, and it doesn't matter how long they've been waiting here. six, 7:00 o'clock in the morning, the spirits are still high. guys i've been covering news in this town since 1985. incredible scene. it make the hair

nolan, you did a huge amount of research on the 2008 meltdown what differences and similarities you have. i think with bit coin. monetary -- monetary policy is really in play. there is not some other force that can print dollars. when we saw the inflation numbers start we talked about last week. it might get a pump. we are not seeing that this time. inflation is a concern i suppose with the extreme spasm you could call it. we are trying to come back. the tenure picture did not seem as bad as it feels. with your studies that you did for the canadian parliament what differences do you see with what we saw back during tarp. on the day it did did not pass. the manipulation and the use of the policy levers where really got a lot of its traction. people started to see the intellectual case. in this case we are not seen seeing those being pulled nonchalantly. those being pushed into a system to fix problems. but what we see here is a market that looks a lot like crypto currencies. we are used to that in our industry. what i see here is a market that grew at last check we had bit coin just below

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that mean neuvirth had to step in and he blocked five goals before nolan patrick scored.r the flyers according to the nhl this is it now the first time a goal tender has come into the game during a shoot-out and earned a win. >> we practice shoot-out every pregame, so i was becoming confident and one of those situations, crazy. crazy stuff. but big win for us. >> flyers moving on to play best team in the west in los angeles. top spot for the daytona 500 went to 88, chevrolet returns to poll next sunday, alex beau man won the race this afternoon, in his debut after dale earnhardt retired after season. this is the first officil competition for beauman. now the top cars qualify next week. den knee ham lynn who won in 2016 took that spot. rest of the field will be put together on thursday. >>> and do not forget we have the great american race right here on fox ness sunday. coverage of the daytona 500 kicks off at 1:00. the race starts at 2:30. >>> one of my favorite tournaments every year, pebble beach for the at&t pro am. larry fitzgerald, long put for bird de. since it. he