amanda smith, patrick barry, patrick kennedy, willie smith, carrie bridges and i. >> how did you go there>> we drove in the same car patrick picked us up in. >> who drove? >> willie i think. >> please state your full name for the record. >> officer. [inaudible] >> how are you employed. >> , lease officer with palm beach department. >> my first thought of willie is he was quiet and respectful and there's no time during the night where he seemed to be as boisterous as his friends. he was just quiet and calm. i sat down with him and he introduced himself to me as will smith. he said promise me this before i leave, it wasn't until one of his friends, i believe it was carrie who had said you know he's a kennedy. to me, that was more of she was more impressed with the fact that she was with a kennedy than they were. >> brother testimony there was mention of drinking. >> what did you do when you sat down at the table. >> ordered something to drink. >> what did you order. >> a bottle of champagne. >> did everyone partake in the champagne. >> yes. >> as well as a revelation of time discrepancies,

zuckerberg san francisco general and san francisco general foundation invited former congress person patrick kennedy, a national mental health advocate, as keynote speakers, and guests for the inspirational views on mental health and addiction care in america, from kennedy, as well as from san francisco, mayor london breed. a key to the work is the hospital foundation has established a transform mental health and behavioral health fund, which is receiving record breaking support from community and businesses and following up on issues we heard earlier today with the ongoing issues of behavioral health in the city, and really this fund will help in resources, systemic infrastructure, and tests not scaled interventions. on february 7, the department commemorated -- bought national black hiv/aids awareness day, in partnership with hope san francisco and community members, there was an event held at the community space in sunny dale. the day began with community members speaking their truth regarding black history and several youth recited poems around hiv and hiv testing was made available. the event e

last week we had a tremendous conversation with congressman patrick kennedy about drug addiction, and his own experiences. mental health. it's really a very touching, very personal interview. every week we will look at something. next week will be 5g and the technological revolution. >> melissa: i love the variety! >> harris: march 15, we are in it. the ides. >> melissa: congress nonapparent collision course with president trump over his emergency declaration, setting up what could be his first ever veto. a short time ago the president saying he will do just that. >> i don't know what the vote will be, it doesn't matter. i will probably have to veto. it's not going to be overturned, and we are going to have our -- the legal scholars all say it's totally constitutional. it's very important, it's really a border security vote. it's peer and simple, a vote for border security. it's a vote for no crime. we are going up a very strong border, very soon. we are building a lot of wall. there's a lot of while going up. i don't know if you see it or want to see it, but we are building a lot of

teddy kennedy, his younger son patrick and 30-year-old nephew william kennedy smith found themselvesounds of a trendy palm beach bar. what ted didn't know, when he suryed the boys out of bed, this night would end up in a courtroom with a sensational rain trial of his nephew. >> young woman claims she was brutally raped. for those who were able to reminisce about previous kennedy embarrassments, the palm beach story seemed all too victim. but it was centered on william kennedy smith. william kennedy smith was one of its most conpic conhe commandedf the attention ted kennedy drives off a bridge, leaving a young campaign aide to drown, that is the beginning of the kennedy saga. not just a darker turn but the public seeing. the givthe darker reality of whs going on. >> as rumors naming mr. smith as suspect, fuel the clamor of palm beach, questions surfaced and answered regarding willie's backgrounds emerged as he remained in hiding, william kennedy smith, grandson of late ambassador joseph kennedy, nephew of senator edward moore kennedy, nephew of slain president of united states john f

teddy kennedy, his younger son patrick and 30-year-old nephew william kennedy smith found themselvesounds of a trendy palm beach bar. what ted didn't know, when he suryed the boys out of bed, this night would end up in a courtroom with a sensational rain trial of his nephew. >> young woman claims she was brutally raped. for those who were able to reminisce about previous kennedy embarrassments, the palm beach story seemed all too victim. but it was centered on william kennedy smith. william kennedy smith was one of its most conpic conhe commandedf the attention ted kennedy drives off a bridge, leaving a young campaign aide to drown, that is the beginning of the kennedy saga. not just a darker turn but the public seeing. the givthe darker reality of whs going on. >> as rumors naming mr. smith as suspect, fuel the clamor of palm beach, questions surfaced and answered regarding willie's backgrounds emerged as he remained in hiding, william kennedy smith, grandson of late ambassador joseph kennedy, nephew of senator edward moore kennedy, nephew of slain president of united states john f

teddy kennedy, his younger son patrick and 30-year-old nephew william kennedy smith found themselvesgrounds of a trendy palm beach bar. what ted didn't know, when he suryed the boys out of bed, this night would end up in a courtroom with a sensational rain trial of his nephew. >> young woman claims she was brutally raped. for those who were able to reminisce about previous kennedy embarrassments, the palm beach story seemed all too victim. but it was centered on william kennedy smith. william kennedy smith was one of its most conpic conhe commandedf the attention >> then the story takes a dark return 1969 when ted kennedy drove off a bridge in chappaquiddick leaving a young mary jo to drown. that is the beginning of the kennedy saga, not just taking a dark return is almost irreversible but the public beginning to see behind the curtain for the first time the difference between the mess they had perpetuated in the darker steaming or reality of what was going on. >> as rumors naming mr. smith as a suspect questions have surfaced and answered regarding willy's background emerged as he r

we did a great conversation with patrick kennedy talking about his addiction, dealing with being an addictok at things that are interesting. brian: they say this is the golden age of audio. podcasts are going through the roof. do you find it rewarding to sit there and talk without time limits? >> well yeah, that is i used to be a college teacher, i thought 50 minutes was reasonable. i'm not saying my students did but i did. one we'll do on sunday is about 5g, the whole new technological revolution. it lets you talk about anything you want to, to be broad, than just talking about politics or news of the day. steve: welcome to quote newt's world." ainsley: you sold me. let's go to jill ran who has headlines for us. jillian: good morning to you. three people are busted trying to illegally enter the country on a jet-ski. border patrol agents say the trio was trying to cross into new york from canada. they got stuck on ice. had to call for help. they were stranded waiting for rescue crew near niagra falls. all three people are waiting charges. >>> criminal investigation into facebook over compa

my legislation with senator grassley has been joined by another republican, john kennedy of louisiana, patrick leahy, democrat of vermont, i'm hoping that the feeling of agrievement, legitimately so, with paul manafort, will increase the momentum to make that report public to the legislation we offered requiring transparency. the american people paid for this investigation, they deserve to know what it found. >> just finally, do you think that any of the state attorneys general should proceed and try to make cases against paul manafort, or is this the end of the prosecution of paul manafort? >> great question. yes, the state attorneys general or other authorities, local or state, should proceed with cases against paul manafort to the extent that the double jeopardy clause permits it. if he broke state laws or other federal laws, and they have not been prosecuted by the special counsel, they have an obligation to vindicate the rule of law. >> senator richard blumenthal of connect, thank you very much. we continue with this sentencing decision by judge jackson. franklin fuller, this the first re

patrick's day. >> most of us were in school with irish catholic nuns who taught us about the kennedys and irish americanortant day to us. it wasn't important because we were honori ining st. patrick, i was always taught st. patrick was italian. but no matter what park you live on, one of 10,000 local allstate agents knows yours. now that you know the truth, are you in good hands? you might or joints.hing for your heart... but do you take something for your brain. with an ingredient originally discovered in jellyfish, prevagen has been shown in clinical trials to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. drivwhat do you charge forer. online equity trades? um ah, i'll look into it. lisa jones! hey carl, what are you charging me for online equity trades? laughs/umm.. and do i get my fees back if i'm not happy? like a satisfaction guarantee? ugh. schwab! oh right, i'm calling schwab. thanks, carl! (click). wait, lisa! lisa... are you getting low costs backed by a satisfaction guarantee? if not, talk to schwab. a modern approach to wealth management. ♪ pardon the interruption but thi

republican of iowa and i introduced with growing support including most recently john kennedy of louisiana and patrick leahy of vermont. >> i want to push you on something else. we are seeing indications this is the end. bob mueller is done. does that mean there are no possible indictments left or do we not know that yet? >> i think there is a strong possibility of additional indictments including president trump's family. maybe not by the department of justice. i know you want to stick to the mueller report. but the mueller report cannot be viewed in isolation. >> if you have a question for the senator on this newsy night, i'm curious what you want to know from this member of the judiciary committee. >> well, i agree with you. i think there could be the possibility of a sealed indictment. i think it's a tough one though. i would expect that to come out by now. just since the report has been trans mitted for over an hour. my gut that is not likely. there could be indictments in other investigations in the southern district and investigation and others. i think for senator bloom enthal, if the presiden

state of florida versus william kennedy smith will be the jury findimimimimimimimimimimimimimi. steve: happy st. patrick's day and welcome to the next revolution but this is the home of positive populism and steve hilton. tonight in honor of st. patrick's day we are starting the show with a close look at the irishman who just announced he wants to be your president. robert or rourke. watching his presidential campaign and vanity fair magazine beto o'rourke explains his message. quote, every word was pulled out of me by some greater force which was the people there and everything i said i was watching myself how am i saying myself and where is this coming from. where is it coming from? let me put it this way. never in american politics has there been a more appropriately launchpad come up great presidential bid in your profile and vanity fair. tonight, as a public service mix plane to america just how vain you are. why you have so little to be vain about. why that is dangerous for america. beto o'rourke is tonight's swamp watch. ♪. steve: vanity is his defining characteristic that he thanks we want to see

patrick shanahan and joseph dunford. night on q&a, joan talks about her latest book, the chief, a biography of john roberts. roberts controls, he will determine the law of the land now that anthony kennedys gone. so the liberals want him to inch over a little bit and republicans are trying to hold him back. meanwhile, you have this chief justice declaring there is no such thing as an obama judge or trump judge. project a bench that is not political, when they all have their agendas. sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. withmin netanyahu met president