payton aldridge, payton, and we love payton. >> yes, throwing it down, hard hitting payton. lasalle, season comes to an end falling 82-73. >>> temple ande carolina in the first round of the american conference tournament , owls down seven at the half when austin, junior see you cuts the deficit to one. but pirates with a spark off the bench and it comes from elijah hughes who had 17 off the pine, temple, their season comes to an end with a 80-69l. >>> meanwhile our camera at penn practice today on saturday, they will play princeton in the semi finals of the first ever ivy league conference tournament, two more wins and penn is into the big dance. >> of course we will get you ready for all madness join us next wednesday right here on cbs-3 at 7:30 it is march to phoenix, we will have latest on wildcats and their chase for another title. >> great time of the year. >> background music, it is on, i know that. >> thanks, don. >>> up next making a big splash where you can see this famous water skiing squirrel, perform here in our area. >> oh, >>> look at this, the water skiing gir

payton aldridge get up and throw it down. lasalle their season comes to end losing 8-73. temple and east carolina in the first round of the american athletic conversation turning owls down 7 and ousted jr. with the j and cuts deficit to one and check out pirates got 17

. >> let's bring in cnn international correspondent, nick payton walsh.earning about the strikes in. >> reporter: it's a complicated situation, and we are talking about deaths that undisputed you that happened in the pitch dark. let's deal with what we do know. the pentagon accepts they are looking at allegations connected to 300 deaths between the 16th and 23rd of march, in iraq and syria. in iraq we know from local officials that in recent strikes in the last three or four days, the 22nd to the 23rd, a local official is saying at least 200 people died, and one getting the most ae tttention is on the 17tf march, and the pentagon did occur in a location that responds to where the casualties are emerging from. where the iraqi military is saying they didn't have any evidence of an air strike hitting the ground, and the iraqi military is saying what occurred is dozen of scivilians were herded into the house by isis, and that house was booby trapped and they say 61 people lost their live and putting the blame for it at the square at isis, and that's still to

there is god, john elway and payton manning. in my childhood it was byron white. i had the fortune to clerk for justice kennedy who showed me judges can disagree without being disagreeable and everyone that comes to court deserves respect. a case isn't just a number or name but a story and a human being with equal dignity. justice scalia was a mentor, too. he reminded us that words matter and the judge's job is to follow the words in the law. this colleagues cherished his great humor, too. we didn't agree on everything. the justice with enthusiasm. he thought the more you slap the line on the water the more the fish would love it. finally there is justice jackson who wrote so cleary everyone understood this decisions. he was a famously fierce advocate for his client as a lawyer he reminded us when you become a judge you fiercely defend only one client: the law. these judges taught me about the rule of law and importance of the of the law, how each generation must take a turn carrying a baton or watch it fall. i would hang up the road and the truth is i don't think

let's bring in paige payton and tom.he vice president said yesterday in west virginia. >> let me be clear, president trump and i are confident, the united states state senate will confirm neil gorsuch one way or the other. >> the one way would be with the 60-feet threshold to break a filibuster, and then the other is the nuclear option. and the democratic leader in the senate, are we headed likely toward that nuclear option? >> there are a couple things to consider, and first of all, if you want to do that, all right, first of all, before now republicans have been saying they were confident they could get the votes to confirm gorsuch, and that implied you would get eight democrats, moderate to conservative democrats, most likely vulnerable democrats in the 2018 election to cross sides. it appears increasingly that is unlikely, and now you have firmer markers now, and you have schumer making it formal now they are going to filibuster here, and it's a big question for mitch mcconnell in particular, and do they blow up the

payton aldridge get up and throw it down. lasalle their season comes to end losing 8-73.and east carolina in the first round of the american athletic conversation turning owls down 7 and ousted jr. with the j and cuts deficit to one and check out pirates got 17 points off the ben frch elijah hughes and that was sdivrps in the game. temple season comes to end and they fall 80-69 your final score. >> madness is underway. >> all right. >> thanks so much. >> up next a night out on the town. ♪ ♪ with simply right checking from santander bank, just make one deposit, payment, withdrawal, or transfer each month to waive the monthly fee. and there's no minimum balance. you're alright with simply right checking from santander bank. ♪ are you feeling alright, baby? ♪ from santander bank. >> the ultimate girls and guys night out for a gi cause. >> mobilizing teams for cais are race for the cure. more than 200 race team captains strategizeed how they will race teens and raise money for the fight against breast cancer. 2017 race for the cure is on mother's day sunday may 14. 2017 race

payton aldridge get up and throw it down. lasalle their season comes to end losing 8-73. temple and east carolina in the first round of the american athletic conversation turning owls down 7 and ousted jr. with the j and cuts deficit to one and check out pirates got 17 points off the ben frch elijah hughes and that was sdivrps in the game. temple season comes to end and they fall 80-69 your final score. >> madness is underway. >> all right. >> thanks so much. >> up next a night out on the town. all f just to see their faces in the morning when i wake them up. the first thing you think about is your wife and your kids and your family. so i had surgery locally, and it came back after my follow up that i needed a second surgery. and that's when i said i need a second opinion. everyone, from the moment i walked through the doors, they're smiling and i love the fact that included me in the whole process. the diagnosis of cancer is one of those things that you want an answer now. we can do now here. rod was great. i mean, he did everything that we asked him and more. the treatm

. >> nick payton joining us live. it is 10:14 in the morning. many thanks to you. >>> the view from the united kingdom, leaders will likely have some interest in the intelligence committee hearing. the white house press secretary cited an unconfirmed media report that the former president barack obama used british intelligence to spy on mr. trump. max, the reaction from across the pond when that came out, wasn't too pretty. >> no, and gchq which is the spy surveillance agency both saying the claims from donald trump, that they were involved in any sort of wiretapping is ridiculous and it's continued to rum you believe on as real frustration here. the that no one in official circles under the trump administration is apologizing for these unsubstantiated comments, now we have a comment, an article in the garden newspaper from the former ambassador to the u.s. until only last year, still very well connected in diplomatic circles here. this is a dangerous game. this is -- the intelligence relationship between britain and america is unique and precio

our nick payton walsh is in moscow with more. >> reporter: the official kremlin line is that they won'tven be watching as testimony gets underway on monday. they are too busy doing other things. they are not expecting to see new details and he goes on to suggest that this repeat of allegations that the u.s. electoral campaign was interfered with is like a broken record with a futuristic song. they don't see anything responding to their present day reality in the repeated claims from u.s. officials. i'm sure somebody in the kremlin will be glued to their tv sets as james comey continues to give evidence. that fbi under pressure to provide details. he is accused of not delivering enough so far. there will be one distracting snoek bomb, the allegation that barack obama had president trump wiretapped at some point. i think the focus will end up having to be on what the fbi knew about potential contacts between the trump campaign and russian officials. step back from that drama and look at the moscow/washington relationship. if you believe u.s. officials, moscow wanted to temper in the campa

we have senior correspondent nick payton walsh joining us from there.g from russians about the conversations being had here in the u.s.? >> the kremlin keeping the same distance from these accusations of meddling in the u.s. election. that persisted when the spokesman told us they weren't going to be watching the hearings on monday. they were too busy on other work in the kremlin. they weren't expecting to hear things from it. it was a broken record are futuristic songs. they keep hearing the same accusations against moscow but they don't feel they've been presented any evidence. james comey will be under pressure in that meeting to provide details about possible contacts between u.s. officials in the trump administration and russian officials, perhaps the one we haven't seen posted on instagram or well-known in social media and of course to what's been referred to as the smoke bomb of the wiretap allegations that president trump made. certainly, all eyes on what new detail can emerge from there, if james comey is willing to go into specifics in a publi

payton prich ard, throw right, throw left, the big dunk.er dorsey, the ducks were 93-77, they knocked off six seed cray ton. st. mary's is the only california team left in the tournament. perhaps not long. they face the two seed arizona tomorrow. these teams do have some familiarity. they scrimmaged against each other in 2015 so the gayles know exactly what to expect. >> in a scrimmage you get -- you have a familiar sense of their style of play, their defensive principles, their offensive system. so, that definitely helps rather than preparing two days for a team you're complete lie blind to. i'll tell you both games were pretty competitive. >> it was pretty -- it wasn't -- it wasn't too far down, but it was competitive and should be a good one tomorrow. >> we'll see. the warriors, they looked like the fast fun team we've come to expect. last night they hammered the magic, beat them by 30. the warriors host the bucks tomorrow night. steve kerr, though, he's already getting questions about golden state's next meeting with san antonio. spurs

neck payton walsh is live in moscow following this story. great deal of anticipation here over what the fbi director may or hmay not say about the possible links to russia. they say they won't watch, but will they watch? >> reporter: i'm pretty sure someone will have the tv on, although they claim they're too busy doing other things. i think the comments about them not watching is designed to maintain the distance and scorn they have on these allegations repeated against russia that it did somehow interfere in the 2016 elections. they've called the allegations a broken record with a futuristic song suggesting that it doesn't correspond to the present-day reality they're dealing with. but you will be looking at what detail james comey might come up with. he's under great pressure to yield something that these allegations have something, a lot of this may be concealed behind the veil of classified information. but bear in mind the larger picture, here, george. if you were believing that moscow was hoping donald trump, a man conspicuous in his

payton prich ard, throw right, throw left, the big dunk. tyler dorsey, the ducks were 93-77, they knocked off six seed cray ton. st. mary's is the only california team left in the tournament. perhaps not long. they face the two seed arizona tomorrow. these teams do have some familiarity. they scrimmaged against each other in 2015 so the gayles know exactly what to expect. >> in a scrimmage you get -- you have a familiar sense of their style of play, their defensive principles, their offensive system. so, that definitely helps rather than preparing two days for a team you're complete lie blind to. i'll tell you both games were pretty competitive. >> it was pretty -- it wasn't -- it wasn't too far down, but it was competitive and should be a good one tomorrow. >> we'll see. the warriors, they looked like the fast fun team we've come to expect. last night they hammered the magic, beat them by 30. the warriors host the bucks tomorrow night. steve kerr, though, he's already getting questions about golden state's next meeting with san antonio. sp

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support as a deal with elmer payton and look into recognizing and approving of russia's annexation of crimea. have you or any other senior ukrainian officials met with president trump or secretary tillerson to discuss the policy toward ukraine? >> i've just met with secretary tillerson a couple hours ago and it was a very strong message of support for ukraine, and any kind of trade-off are not possible. our president had to phone conversations with president trump and it was the same clear message. >> did he say anything about time yes. >> no not about crimea. crimea is the issue of truth and international law. >> how important is our aid to ukraine? >> the u.s. support and u.s. assistance and security related assistance and reform related assistance was and is fundamental for ukraine for our ability to counter the russian aggression and create a democratic and european ukraine. >> thank you. >> ambassador, your country, the country of poland, is uniquely positioned. unfortunately, over over the years you've always been uniquely positioned geographically between the conflict between r