global trade trade dependent economies would be the most vulnerable, that is the view from oystein olsen, the governor of the norway central bank who i spoke to earlier. >> many are worried. more worried if that continues if that escalates. the tendency and the measures

tonight, don cheadle, benedict cumberbatch, elizabeth olsen, and winston duke, the nfl number one draftk, and music from morgan wallen featuring florida georgia line. and now, excelsior -- here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: very nice. i'm jimmy, i'm the host. thank you for watching. thanks for coming. thank you for avengering with us all week this week. we have a lot -- we have a lot to get through tonight. the avengers are here tonight. and we will chat -- [ cheers and applause ] we also have the number one pick from tonight's nfl draft. baker mayfield, who was just moments ago chosen number one by the cleveland browns. before we get to all that today in case you don't know, today was a special one at the white house. it is the first lady, melania trump's birthday today. that's right. [ applause ] that's right. in 1970, melania trump was born in slovenia, and you can see there she is with her future husband. [ laughter ] the president celebrated this morning with a bonkers 30-minute-long phone call to "fox and friends" at the start of which they asked, what'd you

our guest to discuss the case, andlitigators, floyd abrams ted olsen, a u.s. solicitor general under george w. bush. tonight andrk cases join the conversation. follow us at c-span. we have resources on our background. a link to the national , and theion center's landmark cases podcast. >> israel's prime minister says his government has obtained documents proving the to run government once had a nuclear weapons program. benjamin netanyahu said iran lied about its u.s. ambitions before signing a deal with world powers. donald trump is to decide by may 12 whether to pull out of the international deal. here is prime minister netanyahu. >> iran's leaders repeatedly nuclear weapons. you can listen to iran's supreme leader. >> the islamic republic has never been after nuclear weapons . >> you can listen to hassan .ouhani >> nuclear weapons another weapons of mass destruction have no place in a run security or defense doctrine and contradict our religious and ethical convictions. >> this is repeated. .> we didn't have a program it was irrational as well as immoral. >>

olsen must stand as it is in order to defend this statute. i think that this statute would stand on its own merits even if the supreme court were to considerably reconsider morrison v. olsen in the same way that we allow civil service protection which includes judicial review of unlawful and improper firings for the public purpose of protecting against overpartisanship and the spoil system in the executive branch. there is every reason to believe that judicial review of a firing in this case would withstand constitutional scrutiny on its own muster because there is a similar public policy involved. you don't get special counsel unless you have conflicts of interest. and have the public assured and have the constitution operate in such a way that we can guarantee that the rule of law speeds conflict of interest. that it trumps conflict of interest i think is an important principle that the court would uphold if this law were to come before it. the last thing that i will say is that i am very pleased that the chairman's amendment has protected

and ted olsen, a few -- former general.citor abrams watch monday at 9:00 eastern on c-span and join the conversation. follow us general. at c-span. the landmark cases companion book, a link to the national constitution center's interactive constitution, and the landmark cases podcast at landmarkcases. friday on the c-span networks , 9:00 a.m. on c-span, the house returns to work on the reauthorization of the federal .viation administration on c-span two at 9:00, the republican national lawyers association national policy conference. at 1:30 five, president trump and angela merkel hold a joint news conference at the white house. israelan3 at 9:45, the defense minister speaks at the washington institute for near east policy on middle east security. at noon, new america hosts a forum on digital data and users rights. coming up in 30 minutes, a look at u.s.-russia relations. our guest is william bro

mark: that was the conversation with oystein olsen, the governor of the norwegian central bank.is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ vonnie: live from new york, i am vonnie quinn. mark: i am mark barton live from london. they are being close in a matter of minutes. vonnie: a bit of a selloff right now, accelerating so slightly with the dow jones down 1.7% and the s&p 500 down 1.3%, and the nasdaq down 1.2%. european stocks down but not as much. the dollar index has reversed all of its gains. crude oil is falling. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ mark: from bloomberg's european headquarters, i am mark barton. were down 610 to 1% but it went positive for a few minutes and then back down again. all about trade concerns, dominating the equity agenda for the entirety of this week. down for a third day in for. -- four. stoxx 600 gain for the biggest a month since june of 2016 and on track for a second weekly gain, best stretch since february 23. this is the city economic surprise index in the eurozone, down to the lowest level since 2013 as evidenced by this chart. economist puzzled over this range of different co

matt olsen misses the tag. and he went outside of the baseline. he is out. so the no hitter lives. of the eight. at the plate. swings and a miss, ten strikeouts. career-high going to the top of the ninth two outs and ramirez at the plate. >> scooped up by -- and it is a though hitter. it's a no hitter. sean manaea, no hit the hottest team in baseball. an absolute sensational performance. >> i get goosebumps every time. first career shut out and as first no hitter since 2010 and the as won. >> it doesn't feel real. even after the last out. i couldn't even imagine throwing a no hit nter especially agains the red sox. it is an incredible feeling. i mean, i don't know what to say. >>> you are supposed to see the giants and angels right here. we'll have more at abc7 at 11:00. hopefully we can show you then. the giants a late scratch from the angels lineup due to back stiffness. went and lost to the angels 4-3. saturday a day of rest for the warriors and sunday back to work as the team looks to finish off the spurs in the first round. golden state may lead, but there is no easy in a swee

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olsen. there is every reason to believe that judicial review of the firing would withstand constitutional scrutiny on its muster because there is a similar public policy involved. you do not get special counsel unless you have conflicts of interest and have the public a short and have the constitutional -- have the public assured that the rule of law trumps conflict of interest is an important principle the court would uphold if this law was to come before. the very pleased that chairman's amendment has protected a principal that i think is sacrosanct. goingg the conduct of an on investigation, the investigators and prosecutors never be put under any ongoing obligation to report in or otherwise make disclosures to congress. in rhode island i was the attorney general of my state. it is a state where we do not have district attorneys. there are three states for the attorney general's ever see everything. i have ever seen a lot of criminal practices and the idea that i should be obliged to chec

. >> first one ted olsen. followed by cruta singa. >> chairwoman, director riskin and board members, my name is ed olsen. as a third generation san francisco i'm a member of citizen policy committees including connect sf and vision zero. and i am here to urge your support for connect sf vision report. as we approved a similar resolution last night at the market cac. i com the staff for their outreach in training of our committee as well as of the public and the stakeholders to understand the multifaceted issues surrounding this effort. however, since this is a 50 year plan with commitment to review and update i ever five years, i urge as a matter of civic education, during the plan's life, we engage our community's either through extra sessions at our local libraries or schools to educate our citizens in these multiple issues and the process of scenario planning which could help all planning agencies such as yours in our city. i am very grateful that our connect sf plan is regionally oriented and ex 'em police

tonight, don cheadle, benedict cumberbatch, elizabeth olsen, and winston duke, the nfl number one draftk, and music from morgan wallen featuring florida georgia line. and now, excelsior -- here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: very nice. i'm jimmy, i'm the host. thank you for watching. thanks for coming.

the as sweep the white sox in the bottom of the 14th inning, matt olsen, the hero for the as beating the white sox. the fourth longest game in the fourth longest game in oakland h ♪ ♪ ♪ raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens ♪ ♪ bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens ♪ ♪ brown paper packages tied up with strings ♪ ♪ these are a few of my favorite things ♪ ♪ ♪ while watching her >>> okay. you got to check this out. a southern california grandma had a scarey visitor watching her grandchild. it's a bear running through her front yard. she scooped up the baby and ran inside. people in the neighborhood said the bear has been seen there before and they have given it a room. they call it roofus. >> you don't want him on your front porch when you have a tiny baby. >> move along roofus. >> the rain is here but not for the bay area. >> a few shower chances at 3:00 a.m. otherwise we are sunny. warming up to 69 and sunday 83 degrees. >> got to get that car washed. >> it is time. >> thank you for joining us. have a great day. >> we'll see you tomorrow. bye-bye. [ cheers and applause ]

supposed to pay these bills and they don't and you're already sick with chemo and radiation olsen all these bills are coming and nobody's paying them. i mean i mean right now we're quarter million dollars in debt from cancer. we're bankrupt. and the v.a. still denies my claim that it's not this not for. exposures. the politicians the congressional people that we sought to help us unfortunate drop is like a hot potato swims we make sen. so we have no resolution right now the v.a. still do minor cases we have attorneys for sure you know there are no contumacy were just were are you know i just hope we can make it through a long. time so i can make with your golden rule the v.a. system itself. about fourteen years or for me it's no benefits that's why after ten years i don't get the benefits because or i think the v.a. should take more. be more responsible with these guys because they have already put their lives on the line for us why would we. not give them the proper medical attention that they need why give them an appointment three months out and then. send it through you know prolo

olsen remains law. it has been cited by dozens of courts in the decades it is been only books, most recently by the d.c. circuit. there are plenty of good cause restrictions in the branch. the president has never had an editor control over long enforcement. -- the president has never had control over law enforcement. the founders did not give the president the power to determine the necessary offices and conditions within law enforcement. they gave congress the power to define those offices. the president did not get the power of budgets over law enforcement. that power went to congress. there are many different sources i could cite showing the void of authority supports the constitutionality of this bill. we should proceed with the bill. letters from republicans, federal judges, why is that important, a question was raised in today's debate about whether we were preceding in confidence that this bill could withstand constitutional muster. it is important that republicans and democrats today reasserted

wish to make the point on my own behalf that i don't think we need to assert that morrison versus olsen must stand as it is in order to defend the statute. i think this statute would stand on its own merit even if the supreme court were to considerably reconsider morrison a versus olson in the same way that we civil service protection which includes judicial review of unlawful and improper firings for the public purpose of protecting against over partisanship and the spoils system in the executive branch. there is any reason to believe that judicial review of a filing in this case would withstand constitutional scrutiny on its own muster because there is a similar public policy involved. you don't get special counsel and less you have conflux of interest, and two of the public assured and two that the constitution operate in such a way that we can guarantee that the rulens of law exceeds conflt of interest, that it trump's conflict of interest i think is an important principle that the court would uphold if this law were to come before it. the last thing that i will say it a bad i am ve

litigators, floyd abrams representing the new york times in its case, and ted olsen, a former u.s. solicitor general under president george w. bush. watch landmark cases monday at 9:00 eastern on c-span, and join the conversation. follow us at c-span. we have resources on a website for background on each case. the landmark cases companion book, a link to the national constitution center's interactive constitution, and the landmark cases podcast at c-span.org/landmarkcases. newsmakers is pleased to welcome the chairman of the house armed services committee, mac thornberry, republican of texas. the subcommittees of his committee have been working on next year's pentagon spending with a total of $716 billion. it has cleared the subcommittees and moved to the full committee after the house break this week. we have lots of questions about pentagon priorities. thank you for being our guest. rep. thornberry: thank you for having me. susan: let me introduce our reporters. gordon lubold is pentagon reporter for the wall street journal. megan scully covers national security for cq roll call.

our guests are two of the top litigators, floyd abrams, representing the new york times, and ted olsen, a former solicitor general under george w. bush. cases, monday, and then :00 eastern on c-span, and join the conversation. landmarkcases. we have resources for background on each case. the landmark cases companion book, a link to the national constitution center's interactive constitution and the podcast at www.c-span.org/ landmarkcases. live inorning, we are denver, colorado. governor john hickenlooper will be our guest during washington journal, straining at 9:30 a.m. eastern. >> on wednesday, the supreme fort heard oral argument trump versus hawaii, a case challenging the latest version of the presidents travel ban, issued in september, 2017, the proclamation places restrictions on people from iran, libya, north korea, syria, somalia, venezuela, and yemen. the supreme court has until the end of june to issue a ruling in this case. this is just over one hour. todaywill hear argument 965.ase 17 chief justice, and may it please the court, after a

flad abrams representing "the new york times" in case against the nixon administration and ted olsen former solicitor general under george w. bush. watch landmark cases monday 9d eastern on c-span and join the conversation. our hashtag is landmark cases. and follow us at c-span. and we have resources on our website for background on each case. landmark cases companion book. link to the national constitution centers, and the landmark cases podcast, at c-span.org/landmark cases. >> acting irs commissioner david kautter appeared before the senate finance committee to address his agency challenges and recommendations for change including taxpayer online accounts. this is about half an hour. >> how are you doing up there? >> pretty good. how about you. well the committee will come to order. we are going to start with my partner today, because he has to get back to the floor, and then i'll give my statement after he finishes his. >> mr. chairman, i just want to thank you for your courtesy. you always go to such great lengths to give me the opportunities to juggle the heck te tech -- hectic

olsen smacked a two-run double. the game went to extra innings.ath team scored until the win in 14 innings. this game took nearly six hours to complete and was the third longest game in a's history. . >> my goodness. >>> the san jose sharks have a week off before round two of the play offs. last night, they beat the ducks 2-1. >> sharks jumped ahead in the 1st. scott reports from the ice. . >> reporter: i'm sure it wasn't easy, but the sharks made it look that way. they dispatch of the ducks in four games, outscoring them 16-4 enroute to the second series sweep in franchise history. >> we have a lot of belief in this room regardless of who we're playing. they have a game plan and play as hard as we can from whistle to whistle. they won a lot of games down the stretch. it's a big test for us. we didn't need to engage in a lot of extra sfuf. >> playing well -- stuff. >> playing well. everyone is contributing if it's offensively, blocking shots, taking a hit. >> they come a little bit hotter in our building chtd we have to be a little bit better in o

tom hiddleston, and music from bleachers and later this week josh hemsworth, don cheadle, elizabeth olsenberbatch and middle the morgan from the florida georgia line. join us for all of that. it's the greatest collection of heuer rows ever assembled for "avengers: infinity war," it happens right across the street. the movie opens everywhere on friday. please welcome ironman, spiedman, gamora, and mantis.iss please welcome jr., tom holland, zoe saldana and paul bettany. ♪ >> jimmy: welcome. thank you for coming. [ cheering and applause ] you know, there is a lot of excitement. [ cheering and applause ] >> jimmy: i will say, i was driving into work this morning, and thank you guys for being here. i don't think we've ever had more of hollywood boulevard closed off for a premiere. and that includes like "star wars." do you feel at all competitive with the "star wars" franchise? >> no, no. >> jimmy: no? >> tom doesn't, but you do, right? >> i watch those movies. i'm a consumer first and foremost. >> jimmy: you've always said that, haven't you? >> yeah! >> jimmy: who did you bring to the progra

they were down by 4 run in the 4th when matt olsen smacked the 2-run double and the game went to extra innings. neither team would score until the hit with the bases loaded, and that one! propelling oakland to the win in 14 innings. game took almost 6 hours to complete, and it was the third longest game in a's history. >>> it's 6:59, and happening today, the nfl will release the regular season schedule for all 32 teams, and this year the raiders will travel to levi's stadium to play the 49ers. the nfl announced the game, but we don't know the date or the time, and it's important to tell you that this season ktvu and fox will televise sunday games, and for the first time, thursday night games as well. with the popularity of jimmy and the return of the raiders' coach, look for both teams to have nationally televised games on prime time. >>> we continue to follow the latest on tuesday's deadly southwest plane accident, and the emergency safety check the faa is now ordering for planes across the country. >>> high school students are headed up to the state capitol, calling for tougher gun l

bottom of the fourth, still no zoer until matt olsen rockets this one 407 feet to mount davis. a's up 1-0 on olson's third. mangden struck out through five. and then chris davis here, not quite crushed enough. but deep to center. that makes it 2-0 a's. that's where they are right now, 2-0 a's. and they are in the seventh. all right, that is a wrap on sports. outside the coliseum complex, dan, you know cool and crisp out here. your accuweather on the street forecast. 50s. i would say 50 degrees and the winds blowing at about 15 miles an hour. check with sandhya on that. >> before you go, now steph obviously not playing tonight. and still we do not expect him to play this series at all, right? >> no. he did -- as we were going off the air on our 6:00 news, steph was just starting to go through his warm-ups to test that left knee. but it's highly unlikely that he will play in this series. the projected timetable for him to come back is another week and a half to two weeks. we would expect that he would be ready for round two of the playoffs. right now, all steve kerr is worried ab

and on thursday, don cheadle, benedict cumberbatch, elizabeth olsen, winston duke and music from morgangeorgia line. please join us for all of that. our mighty team of guests tonight includes a wakandan, a russian, an asgardian, an american and a drax. their new movie, "avengers: infinity war," opens in theaters friday, please welcome mark ruffalo, scarlett johansson, tom hiddleston, danai gurira and dave bautista. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thanks for coming. thanks for playing the game. were you all at the premiere last night? >> yeah. >> yes. >> yeah, yeah. >> yes. >> jimmy: you've been to many of these. danai, that was your second one, right, your second marvel movie? >> it was. >> jimmy: scarlett, you've been to six or seven or a lot of the them? >> yeah, and i don't know any of the stones it'ser. >> you don't know stones. >> i don't know. >> jimmy: was that the biggest one? >> it was the biggest one. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. >> the red carpet -- purple carpet -- it was huge. >> jimmy: is it true that people were crying in the theater? did you guys see -- did any of you cry in

but in the bototm of the 14th matt olsen with the drive to deep left...us semien scores on the walk off a's win their 4th straight...12-11 in 14 innings finally patriots tight end rob gronkowski is pursuing a new line of work. the outspoken pats star is getting into the horse racing business.... after purchasing a minority stake in a horse named after him. the 3-year-old-colt gronk is scheduled to run at next month's kentucky derby...and he got that name because it's trainer is a huge pats fan. it was originally purchased for 400-thousand-dollars.. next at 8. next at 8. the caffeine products the f-d-a- is warning you about --- saying they're a threat to public health. tonight at 9 i'm asking the police officers if they could stop having people cross the street in front of cars...you know what, i just happen to be in morgan hill were i know a few police officers i can relay this messages to i'll explain in the next edition of people behaving badly (vicki) the f-d-a is cracking down on highly concentrated caffeine products.. and working to have them removed

matt olsen... deep drive the left... it's off the wall... matt chapman scores... 3-1 a's..they needed that extra run... the rangers scored in the 8th but could score no more final score... 3-2 a's... they have now won 9 of their last 10 games... they go for the 3- game sweep in texas tomorrow night new head coach john gruiden has started his offseason pregram with the raiders veterans... today gruden... stalking the practice field as a head coach for the first time since 2008... his last year in tampa bay... he previously coached the raiders from 1998-2001... derek carr... coming off what most would describe as a sub-par year... looks to be one of the biggest beneficiaries of gruden's prresence and receiver jordy nelson... the team's prized free agent signing... at 2-years and 15-million- dollars.. on the field as a raider for the first time... here is v=carr... on his new coach...(sot: carr) "he's hard on me. he pushes me. he challenges me. it's everything i want because it's everything that i do for myself. i push myself. i challenge myself. and at the same ti

stage. [ cheers and applause ] tomorrow, the marvelousness continues, with don cheadle, elizabeth olsenring florida georgia line, and the first pick in the nfl draft will be with us tomorrow. i have some inside information that says it's going to be a football player. from college. yeah. [ applause ] so that's something to look forward to. our stellar array of guests tonight includes a god, a king, a soldier, and two dangerous aliens with father/daughter issues. [ cheers and applause ] starting at midnight they bring havoc to the universe and joy to moviegoers everywhere in "avengers: infinity war." please welcome chris hemsworth, chadwick boseman, karen gillan, sebastian stan and josh brolin. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: it's funny. because i feel like -- marvel, marvel do a great job with diversity. but you'd think there would be one short, fat person in the bunch, right? [ cheers and applause ] >> oh, come on. >> i don't know about that. >> jimmy: how are you guys doing? everything all right? >> good. >> gre. >> jimmy: a lot of excitement. people are sc

matt olsen... deep drive the left... it's off the wall... matt chapman scores... 3-1 a's..ey needed that extra run... the rangers scored in the 8th but could score no more final score... 3-2 a's... they have now won 9 of their last 10 games... they go for the 3- game sweep in texas tomorrow night new head coach john gruiden has started his offseason pregram with the raiders veterans... today gruden... stalking the practice field as a head coach for the first time since 2008... his last year in tampa bay... he previously coached the raiders from 1998-2001... derek carr... coming off what most would describe as a sub-par year... looks to be one of the biggest beneficiaries of gruden's prresence and receiver jordy nelson... the team's prized free agent signing... at 2-years and 15-million- dollars.. on the field as a raider for the first time... here are gruden... carr ... and nelson... on their new start... and their new coach... (sot: raiders) "off to a good start. it's a teaching camp. very, very happy with the results of today and we got a ot of reps. a lot of

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. >> i'd have dinner with judd olsen if i could. >> but you know, look.an, he's a great man, but he's picked sides here. he has pickeded sides. he's with the president. and you don't have to eat dinner with someone to support. he's there eating dinner. >> they think they're there to talk about the middle east and just have a little. >> everybody stick around. >> let me just say this. i said you taking over for dowd and he said, no, i want to maintain my independence as a civil libertarian who calls it as he sees it. >> stick around. very important to our viewers. don did amazing reporting today. much more tonight. his interview with michael cohn. 10:00 p.m. eastern. want to see that. more on the breaking news right after this. [burke] at farmers, we've seen almost everything so we know how to cover almost anything. even "close claws." [driver] so, we took your shortcut, which was a bad idea. [cougar growling] [passenger] what are you doing? [driver] i can't believe that worked. i dropped the keys. [burke] and we covered it. talk to farmers, we know a thin

and later this week, chris hemsworth, josh brolin, don cheadle, elizabeth olsen, karen gillan, sebastianke, benedict cumberbatch, chadwick boseman, and music from middle kids morgan wallen and the florida georgia line. so join us for all of that. the city of hollywood has never been safer than it is tonight, as the greatest collection of heroes ever assembles for the world premiere of "avengers: infinity war." it's happening right across the street. the movie opens everywhere on friday. please welcome iron man, gamora, vision, mantis, and spider-man. robert downey jr., zoe saldana, paul bettany, pom klementieff, and tom holland. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ welcome. thank you for coming. [ cheering and applause ] you know, this is a lot of excitement. yes, it's you. [ cheering and applause ] i will say, i was driving into work this morning, and thank you guys for being here. i don't think there's -- i don't think we've ever had more of hollywood boulevard closed off for a premiere. and that includes, like, "star wars." do you feel at all competitive with the "star wars" franchise? [ lau

our guest to discuss the case, andlitigators, floyd abrams ted olsen, a u.s. solicitor general under george w. bush. tonight andrk cases join the conversation. follow us at c-span. we have resources on our background. a link to the national , and theion center's landmark cases podcast. >> israel's prime minister says his government has obtained documents proving the to run government once had a nuclear weapons program. benjamin netanyahu said iran lied about its.

it's an rbi triple for chappy as matt olsen scores.ar. >>> warriors and pelicans the oracle arena. final home game of the season for doleden state. new orleans needed to win to keep in the playoff hunt, and it showed. steph curry in the house, got some work in before the game, but not close to returning. pelicans hit their first nine shots. rajon rondso fourth consecutive three. third quarter pelicans up one. durant to cook. dubs 17-2 run. but the pels won't die. rondo in half-court to anthony davis two of his 34. pelicans up four. durant for three of his 41. they go back and forth in the fourth. new orleans up five. less than five minutes to play. nicola mrtic potential dagger, three, critical juncture of the game. k.d. has his pocket picked by rondo. one of eight turnovers in the fourth quarter. e'twaun morris book put the pelicans up four. 126-120 your final. the loss means the warriors cannot get to 60 wins this season. >> you can tell the teams around the league that have to win, like they're getting after, it they're playing for

we had olsen steel and i have a report here, they brought out one acoustical meter, they went from the parking garage that video was taken from. measured the ambient noise at that hour that it was taken from. and recreated on site torch-cutting, the same type of metal. they took ambient levels from there. you could see nothing from across the street. the birds squawking -- it didn't register from across the street. we took measurements within the space and we have this report if you're interested to see it. >> are they supposed to be working at 6:33 in the morning? >> they took the readings from the rooftop at that hour. >> commissioner swig: but it was clearly from 6:33 in the morning, with all your sophistication and knowledge, knowledge prior to that it was going to be upsetting, you probably had to be mitigate and be sensitive, why at 6:33 in the morning was heavy construction going on in that building? >> again, that was torch cutting. when we recreated that a few days later after we saw -- >> that's not the question. >> it was only four decibels above ambient. >> commissioner swi

he represented "the new york times" and ted olsen. watch landmark cases next monday at 9:00 eastern on c-span and join the conversation. #landmarkcases. on the resources background of each case, a companion book, a link to the constitutional centers interactive const to ship and the landmark cases podcast at c-span.org/landmarkcases. >> french president emmanuel macron is at the -- in washington. president macron and his wife arrived in washington at joint base andrews before heading to the white house, had a private dinner with president and mrs. trump at mount vernon. here is a look.

> seth: look, i mean if you think i'm giving you a hard time for being in the mary-kate and ashley olsenghter ] >> oh! oh, no, no, no. [ cheers and applause ] that's some of my better work. i'll stand by that. >> seth: yeah, yeah, yeah. you thought i was talking about something else. no, well first, let us show the clip, because then i want to hear about your niece. >> they still won't talk. [ laughter ] >> okay. didn't want to have to resort to this. >> you wouldn't dare. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: i do want to say something. i have heard this is -- >> he's mocking, isn't he? he's definitely mocking me. >> seth: this is not the first time you've gotten a hard time over the film. is it your niece that gives you a hard time? >> you know what, that's -- my little niece, as she gets older, and she brings all of her friends over. and they bring me into the -- "jason, uncle jason, come on. we want to watch 'planet of the apes'. we want to watch this or that." and i get in there, and that's playing, and they just all -- ten little girls laughing at me. [ laughter ] as you just did! >> se

north london those are two names have been mentioned but patrick vieira was actually mentioned by olsen then get himself in the press conference yesterday ahead of the weekend's game against west ham and he would be an interesting one x. arsenal caps in he's got experience in new york. and oversleep he would be a very astute appointment for the fans because the fans still love him of course there's lots of names have been bandied about vieira is one who could be a potential favorite thank you very much chris lee correspondent the gulf. now disgraced cycling champion lance armstrong has reached a five million dollars settlement with the u.s. government armstrong with being fit for fraud after admitting to using performance enhancing drugs early homan explained. it's been six years since lance armstrong's reputation as one of the world's greatest athletes was destroyed but the repercussions have continued his final legal battle ended on those day with the announcement that a one hundred million dollar lawsuit by the u.s. government and former teammate floyd landis had been settled for fiv

and ted olsen, the former general under george w. bush.ed by mark cases next monday at 9:00 eastern on c-span and join the conversation. tag is landmark cases. companiond marquesas book and a link to the national constitution center's interactive constitution and the unmarked cases podcast at c-span.org/landmark cases. >> c-span, where history unfold s daily. spent was good by omission companies and today we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court, and public policy events in washington dc and around the country. c-span is brought to you by your cable satellite provider. ♪ question journal is live everyday with policy issues that impact you. coming up on tuesday morning will talk about the challenges facing current cia director mike pompeo i c6 confirmation to become the next secretary of state. joining us will be kenneth weinstein of the hudson institute. and tomorrow's super court oral argument on president trump's travel ban. with us will be georgetown law school professor joshua gelson,

but in the bototm of the 14th matt olsen with the drive to deep left...'s win their 4th straight...12-11 in 14 innings finally finally patriots tight end rob gronkowski is pursuing a new line of work. the outspoken pats star is getting into the horse racing business.... after purchasing a minority stake in a horse named after him. the 3-year-old-colt gronk is scheduled to run at next month's kentucky derby...and he got that name because it's trainer is a huge pats fan. it was originally purchased for 400-thousand-dollars.. (( áá v.o. / steve áá )) it looked steve áá )) it looked like a disaster in sonoma today but no one was injured, what was happening at the airport that had people doing a double take (steve) new tonight at 6.the sonoma county airport conducted emergency preparedness drills today. the drills involved a simulated aircraft crash on the tarmac. it was coordinated with local state and federal agencies to practice response time and train together. santa rosa fire, cal fire, and the red cross all participated, among others. emergency personnel

article the nations top litigators, floyd abrams representing the new york times in its case, and ted olsener u.s. solicitor general under president george w. bush. watch landmark cases monday at 9:00 eastern on c-span, and join the conversation. follow us at c-span. we have resources on a website for background on each case. the landmark cases companion book, a link to the national constitution center's interactive constitution, and the landmark cases podcast at c-span.org/landmarkcases. newsmakers is pleased to welcome the chairman of the house armed services committee, mac thornberry, republican of texas. the subcommittees of his committee have been working on next year's pentagon spending with a total of $716 billion.

the a's were down by 4 run in the 4th when matt olsen got the double.ther would score until he got the hit with the bases loaded, and that propelled the a's to the win in 14 innings, and game took almost 6 hours to complete, and it was the third longest game in team history. >>> new video to share this morning that shows a powerful home explosion in texas. the scar crashed into the home west of dallas, hitting a gas like and setting off the explosion. you -- gas line and setting off the explosion. you can see an officer get out of his car just as it explodes. in the end, he was treated for only minor injuries. police said had he arrived seconds earlier, he would have taken the full force of the blast. >>> wow! >>> it's 7:57, and new airline inspections after the deadly flight. coming up at 8:00, what the faa is ordering for certain planes across every airline after an engine malfunction on a southwest flight. >>> and some bay area students are taking a stance, and what the high schoolers are hoping to say in sacramento today, ahead of the national schoo

flad abrams representing "the new york times" in case against the nixon administration and ted olsen former solicitor general under george w. bush. watch landmark cases monday 9d eastern on c-span and join the conversation. our hashtag is landmark cases. and follow us at c-span. and we have resources on our website for background on each case. landmark cases companion book. link to the national constitution centers, and the landmark cases podcast, at c-span.org/landmark cases. >> acting irs commissioner david kautter appeared before the senate finance committee to address his agency

abrams, who represented the new york times in its case against the mix and administration, and ted olsen, the former u.s. solicitor general under george w. bush. >> in his visit to washington, d.c., french president emmanuel macron held meetings with president trump, and was the honored guest at a white house state dinner. he was also invited to speak to a joint meeting of congress, where he talked about france's shared values the u.s., and diplomatic issues facing both countries. this is one hour. se sergeant at arms: the president of the french republic.

through post production, continuing to look for possible solutions, we came across vay-view and thomas olsene applications. and with mobile technology around the world just being -- especially in emerging markets, everybody has a phone. we thought the technology actually does exist. we need to work together to make it happen, so everybody signed onto the vision and worked towards the solution so we could do it. >> dagen: when did you come up with the concept for the story and the screenplay? again, was it after the mania already exploded or was it earlier? >> it was in about march of 2016. so came up with the idea, had the script written by may and we shot in august. i'd been involved with the bitcoin community and bought my first bitcoin in 2013. so technology -- so it's technology i've been tracking for a while. >> dagen: bless you on that. do you think this is the wave of the future in terms of another avenue for film distribution? >> absolutely. it gives accessibility and accountability. so we can reach a lot more people through block chain than from the traditional routes and we can log

olsen from texas for four minutes. >> i thank the chair and mr. zuckerberg, i know we both wish we met under a different set of circumstances. the story broke saying i started facebook. i run it. responsible f-- you said the sae words in opening stam. i know you believe that in your heart. it's not just some talking points and canned speech. because my four years, sorry, nine years in the navy, i know the best commanding offices, the best skippers, the best ceos have that exact same attitude. if facebook was a navy ship, your privacy has taken a direct hit. your trust is really damaged. you're kicking out water and your future may be fine with number for the "washington post" with four commas in it. today, over a billion dollars in fines coming your way. as you know, you have to reenforce your words with act n actions. a few questions about some things that have happened in the past. first of all, back in 2012, apparently, facebook did an experiment on 689,00003 facebook user. you reduced posts from user's friends and limited so-called data posts