>> parry, parry, cross, cross, good! ♪ >> very nice, very nice.probably do that. en garde. i can see it right now. fencing as far as the eye can see. an army of swordsmen and swordswomen parrying and ripo e riposting. who would want to mess with those people? now you naysayers out there might say that fencing at the border just will not work. it is obsolete technology. it's prohibitively expensive. it's too simple a solution for our complex multifaceted problem. it's downright silly. well, i have just one word for you. touche. that thankfully is all for tonight. we will be back tomorrow with more "mtp daily." "the beat" starts right now with yari in for ari. >> not only did you get that, you saw the problem at the border. >> i got to tell you, that's the best idea anyone could possibly have. >> i agree. let's go with it. i like that i was in your mash by the way. >> i heard my voice as well. the mockery goes spread far and wide. >> have a good rest of your night. >> you too. >> i'm in for ari. we're covering several developing stories. the top int

the champions but by and had a point to prove in the thirty fourth minute leone gorecki pounced on a parry to head out to make it one nil a smart finish from the germany international. just eleven minutes later the redskins scored again this time he latched on to the end of a diving i live across. it's the midfielders first ever does he get brace. post stuff and i'm came out with guns blazing in the second half an early counterattack culminating in this brilliant strike by nico shoots his first league goal of a season once remember. but the hat trick of home wins against by and wasn't to be . steep the champions beyond sight in eighty seven minutes. job done for by and they've returned from the winter break looking shop and they've got to end in sight. by a move within three points of league leaders dortmund but that club is up against live sick today after an impressive first half of the season dortmund reckons it can finally end by a new next run of six consecutive bundesliga titles. there's plenty of anticipation in dortmund for the second half of the season. sitting atop the league whe

the way off one's attempt was parried by alex bookkeeper. i'm. and it continued to be tough work for glatt but ample possession but no real clear cut chances. it took a fluke shot from oscar events to break the deadlock one nil with twelve minutes left was bent on the foot not pretty but they all i'm with a typical goal for a game like today's. skews my language. wasn't exactly a thrill a minute more of a game of the brain. into at a time patrick hammond swung through the output midfield before letting rip. to seal the points after all that toil on both sides a straightforward if stunning decisive goal. and blockbuster dead to dream again. and all but my grandad always said if you don't know where to put the ball shoot so i just took aim of all time is the best season so far for forty two years but also extend the home run to twelve wins on the trot and have the most clean sheets in the league with nine. even if the decking maintains his characteristic cool. association it's a good record at this early point in the season but you can always throw

robert parry is a long time investigative journalist based in washington d.c. best known for his major disclosures about the iran contra scandal in the one nine hundred eighty s. he is the founder of consortium news where he has reported extensively on the crisis in ukraine and the forces behind the unrest and in geo is a non-governmental organization how many n.g.o.s are quite legitimate they represent good causes that maybe they help people in a country the door deal with water problems or deal with various kinds of social problems but there are some n.g.o.s that have become funded by government entities and serve more the purpose of that government rather than trying to serve the people that they are sensibly working for one thing we saw in the one nine hundred eighty s. at that point the central intelligence agency had been largely discredited because of the scandals that had been exposed in the one nine hundred seventy s. but that being years the cia has secretly financed its overseas activities of the national student association but then there came to li

wants to be a political union that wants to have maybe a new army that uses the euro currency but this parry free countries may only be economically linked to the e.u. internal market and just for example could be a model not only for the united kingdom but also for turkey which is part right now of to customs union but also for serbia and in the very long term for the ukraine and even for russia. very briefly martin if you can how likely do you think a switzerland solution is for britain to get accepted to britain. well it depends on the willingness of the european negotiate us to to offer this solution to the united kingdom i think british politicians would be very keen on this kind of solution but the it depends them especially in brussels but evolved from the evil economic think tank of uni thank you you thank. and that's all your business here's a reminder of the top stories we're following for you here. british prime minister . government face a vote of no confidence today off to lawmakers throughout the braggs it defeat creases the possibility of a just over the divorce from the europ

the discussion anyway and rushed most hindu temples say they ban women don't they who are on their parried from entering should women be regarded as unclean when the men straighten if we look at the bigger issue we have this is what might have he was saying the idea of pure versus impure should be not allowed that is just not the question because they have their fundamental human right they are equal they are citizens and even in hindu temples the practice is that during the one week of menstruation you don't get that something you do out of choice it cannot be imposed on you it's something which is you know are there in you as a gender it is a differing view as a cost and that is just not permitted but that is what the supreme court has a pen that does what all the out to us and the state government are trying to uphold. then while you have you have so many people right praising the supreme court ruling for ensuring women's rights to rule a right to worship you've also got a lot of people criticizing it for dictating so-called correct religious practices it's a right wing ideology that yo

now parry one of the things that they came up and tax attorney daniel herbert said after the sentencing that quote unquote he was not just relieved he was happy it's the first time i've seen the guy honestly since this whole or deers deal started where he was happy. perry was this another police violence case where the perpetrator of the crime became the victim in this sort of narrative because this idea that oh well he's happy now you know where does he get the right i mean how dangerous is this practice that we're setting her worried about you know you know what sadly you know and you sponsor the course and then when we need a law enforcement issue and sometimes even elected officials are prosecuted. the come off is extremely defensive they come off as indignant then i could even be charged with such a thing in and so it is not unusual to hear something like this oh my family's been put through hill and just to think the quine mcdonnell his family will never see him again in this of course it's in a video and so this is a sad proposition for america and the only thing they can correct

she parries attacks from conservatives -- including ongoing questions about her working class roots -- by calling out "corny republicans."and telling one poster:"you didn't even know who i was seven months ago. you're not going to "birther" me now."a reference to the long-time effort -- once championed by now-president trump -- to paint president obama as unamerican. natsot/ocasio-cortez"we made it here to washington, dc for what i am lovingly calling congress camp, day zero." (justine) this isn't the first time critics have failed to embarrass politicians with images or videos that really aren't all that embarrassing. (jrstone) in 2008, a picture surfaced of then-candidate rack obama smoking as a young man. (justine) still ahead tonight -- mexican drug lord "el chap" appeared in court this week. the latest from his trial -- after the break. coming up in sports....the warriors head up to sacramento to take on the kings and look to bounce back after their heartbreaking loss to the rockets on thursday...that's next... drug lord known as "el chapo" continued in new york this week.(justin

hope you won't mind, a personal connection to midnight hero's, i had the privilege of starting at parris south carolina for the graduation of the newest class of the united states marines including my godson will. they and all the other young people graduating today, were impressive. i got an ear full on what they survived. to these young people signing up to serve this country i'm proud of what i saw, thank you, you are our midnight heroes. t. yeah, it's pretty stressful. this music is supposed to relax me, though. ♪ maybe you'd mellow out a bit if you got geico to help you with your renters insurance. oh, geico helps with renters insurance? good to know. yeah, and they could save you a lot of money. wow, suddenly i feel so relieved. you guys are fired. get to know geico and see how much you could save on renters insurance. ♪ >> sean: welcome to "hannity." nancy pelosi, she refuses to negotiate. chucky schumer is unwilling to compromise, all while death, destruction, drugs, cartels, gangs, carnage in america continues to mount. on wednesday, a 16-year-old boy from long island, new york,

. >> president ronald reagan having a hard time there, parrying questions from reporters about the iran scandal. how are you feeling as the hearings are beginning, sir? i'm hopeful i'll finally hear some of the things i'm still waiting to learn about. are you willing to testify, if asked? i have to wait and find out. that was may 5th, 1987. president regan clearly not as his best at that exchange with reporters but that was a very stressful time. not long before that encounter with e are portreporters at the house, he had to give that oval office address where he had to say this indelible, unforgettable, just gut wrenching thing. >> let's start with the part that is the most controversial. a few months ago, i told the american people i did not trade arms for hostages. my heart and my best intentions still tell me that's true, but the facts and the evidence tell me it is not. >> iran contra scandal was a really big scandal, and when the president has to explain things that way to the american people, my best intentions still tell me that lie i told you is true but the facts tell me that

this is the home formerly owned by david and louise turpin in parris.t sold in a for closure auction yesterday for $310,000. >>> the search is under way for a statement prison inmate. police are looking for this man, nicholas dunning. the inmate escaped around 6:30 yesterday morning. the camp is not fully enclosed because it's a minimum security prison -- or camp, i should say, for inmate firefighters. therefore, the lieutenant says he suspects dunning walked out off those grounds there. call 911 if you see him. >>> to southern california where a man did everything he could to save a woman trapped in a car fire. look at that video. he said he was driving when he saw those flames. so, he pulled over, got out of his car, ran across several lanes of traffic on the freeway, jumped over the center divider and pulled the woman from the wreckage. >> her head was literally about one inch away from the flames. so, i grabbed her by the wrist and that is how i was able to pull her out because she was limp, knocked out. >> wow. he then uncovered -- covered, rather,

have a personal connection to her midnight heroes, i had the privilege of starting my day today at parrisa for the graduation of the newest class of united states marines, including my godson will and his closest buddy trevor. they and all the other young men graduating today were impressive, and i got an ear full on exactly what they survived during boot camp. to these young people signing up voluntarily, i am so proud of what i saw today and the people i met. i say thank you. you are in the midnight heroes. good night. great news, liberty mutual customizes- uh uh - i deliver the news around here. ♪ sources say liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. over to you, logo. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ and our shirts from custom ink help bring us together. we order custom ink to welcome new employees, personalize team shirts, and even for company events. the design lab is so easy to use. we just upload out logo and if we have any questions, customer service is there to help. seeing our team together in custom ink gear is an amazing reminder

i spoke with andrew parry and the architect who have the height of the building shortened. we will lose a lot of sunlight in the back units of 715 levenworth. i've been there since 1993. as you know, san francisco is extremely expensive. it's impossible to move once you have a rent controlled unit. and so i've spoken to the architect and to the planner to try and make the -- we're going to lose a lot of sunlight. sunlight is a human need. and i fear, you know, i'm on the second floor, eight floors high. i'm -- i feel quite sad that i -- i moved into that apartment because there was so much sunlight. and i know the other neighbors are also concerned that eight stories would take out the feel of the neighborhood. it -- five stories a little more of a compromise so that's what we're hoping for. >> thank you. >> watch for when it comes back again. >> thank you. >> that places -- >> hold on. there is a comment by commissioner richards. he asked to speak. >> excuse me. >> regarding the casa compact that we had a speaker talk about or asking for. on the 31st we have something call

she parries attacks from conservatives, including ongoing questions about her working class roots byut corny republicans and telling one poster, you didn't even know who i was seven months ago, you're not going to birther me now, a reference to the long-time effort to paint president obama as un-american. >> we made it here to washington, d.c., for what i am lovingly calling congress camp day zero. people are going to have to start paying their fair share in taxes. >> reporter: ocasio-cortez also supports liberal policies that some, even within her own party, see as pie in the sky, and that it made her a favorite target of republicans. >> with alexandria ocasio-cortez, she's constantly wrong but never in doubt. >> reporter: now the gop attacks on ocasio-cortez don't appear to be letting up. some of her new republican colleagues jeered her on the house floor yesterday when she cast her vote for nancy pelosi for speaker. she retweeted a video of that moment, writing, over 200 members voted for nancy pelosi today, yet the gop only booed one. me. don't hate me because you ain't me, fella

for the first time the marines will test integrating male and female platoons during boot camp at parrisarolina. the marines are the only military branch that is not fully integrated, their recruiting training. >>> and wild card weekend. the nfl playoffs are here, they start with the afc south champion houston texans taking on the indianapolis colts. the game marks the third time this year the two teams have played each other with each taking home a win. you can watch the game right here on abc starting at 4:35 p.m. eastern, so it's going to be a good one. >> love baseball. >> i got third place in my fantasy football league, by the way, major victory. >> were there only three people in the -- >> yes, three out of four. >>> also coming up, a story a lot of people are talking about, the backlash for ellen degeneres stepping into the oscar fiasco as she defends comedian kevin hart. >>> but first here the search for a woman accused of running down a mother of three and killing her in the parking lot of a nail salon. >> abc's marci gonzalez joins us from los angeles this morning with the very

nikita parris has become the first player in women's super league history to score 40 goals. with the last of their four tries as they won by 28 points to ten. england have made a good start to netball‘s quad series, beating new zealand 54—41 in their opening match in liverpool, the venue for the world cup injuly. that equalled their best win over new zealand, and coach tracey neville said it set the tone for the rest of the series, which also includes south africa and australia. there was a big shock on the opening day of the masters snooker at alexandra palace. mark allen, the defending champion, was knocked out by luca brecel. the match went to a deciding frame but it was the belgian who came through 6—5. now, the f1 season may be over, but lewis hamilton is still thrill seeking. turns out he's a pretty handy surfer. of course he is good! here he is at an artificial surf centre catching a few waves, before a fairly spectacular crash. look at that, that is ridiculous. that is amazing. he's not had many of those in his driving career recently. still, in press. and that is th

report of the strategic pastor had been chaired by former secretary of defense /-slash injure and parry which detailed in some detail on the erosion of the health of the production facilities and national nuclear security administration. there was a recognition of investment needed there. when the obama ministration came in and found and i don't mean to make this a partisan statement but found that under present bush there had been under investment in the nuclear weapons company in previous senior officials in an essay who work for present bush said that openly to be and to other people. president obama came in and committed to a fairly substantial increase in the nsh weapons budget even before the treaty was signed. there was great interest in pressure from members of the senate and the republican caucus to see a greater manifestation of that commitment and even add to the initial commitment. the other thing i would say before the treaty was signed public expression at senior officials sector gates recognized the linkage between the need to modernize the and is a complex and arms-contr

report of the strategic posture commission chaired by former secretaries of defense schlesinger and parry, which detailed a lot of issues but focused in some detail on the erosion of the health of the production facilities in the national nuclear security administration at oak ridge and los alamos. so there was a recognition of investment needed there. when the obama administration -- and i don'tnd mean to make this a partisan statement -- but it found that under president bush, there had been underinvestment in the nuclear weapons complex, and previous senior officials in the nsa who worked for president bush said that openly to me and other people. so president obama came in and committed to a fairly substantial increase in the nsa weapons budget even before the new start treaty was signed. and then there was great interest and pressure from members of the senate, particularly in the republican caucus, to see a greater manifestation of that commitment and even add to the initial commitment. the other thing i would say is before, again, the treaty was signed, the public expressions offic

. >> the question is whether the democrats have a candidate that can stand up to that parry with some level of grace and hit back hard. >> his township brother, joaquin, is also here, and he is is a u.s. congressman, his twin brother. again, this family has a lot of support and name recognition here in the lonestar state, and he's been travelling around trying to gauge the american perception, and so, this big announcement here just one of the latest people to run for the democratic presidential race in 2020. neil, i think it is pretty safe to say, as you're alluding to off the top, that it could be quite a packed field before it's all said and done. back to you. neil: that's an understatement, my friend. casey, thank you very, very much. at 44, again, castro would be the youngest entrant trust far, but not necessarily hold that record very long. already hawaii congresswoman all of 38 years old says she's interested in a white house run. we raised that with her the last time she was here. take a look. there have been rumors circulating that you're considering a presidential run in 202