thank you, preston. thank you, very much. preston's reverence for those who have served our nation remind us why we salute our flag, why we put our hands on our hearts for the pledge of allegiance, and why we proudly stand for the national anthem. [applause] pres. trump: americans love their country, and they deserve a government that shows them the same love and loyalty in return. we havelast year, thought to restore the bonds of trust between our citizens and their government. working with the senate, we are appointing judges who will interpret the constitution as written, including a great new supreme court justice, and more circuit court judges, than any new administration in the history of our country. [applause] pres. trump: we are totally defending our second amendment, and have taken historic actions to protect religious liberty. [applause] pres. trump: and we are serving our brave of veterans, including giving our veterans choice in their health care decisions. [applause] pres. trump: last year, congress also passed,

this is marysville, washington, and we hear from preston. go ahead. caller: hi, i am a former student i live that had the terrible shooting at a high school, and i believe that every student should go through a metal detector, because metal detectors will tell us if they have something. if they want to go through a detector, then every security guard should have a weapon on them. we have no safety in our schools. do with theou situation last week in florida where the shooter was originally outside of the building forced his way and, reportedly? i believe you should do is have police outside on the ground be visible. they should be visible because when you have people visible day are more cautious on the ground. host: thanks for that, preston. we have a life or under 18, and we have a caller from cincinnati. caller: my thoughts is that when we attend school we go into the building and they do have metal detectors but they don't use them. have one police officer on school grounds, but he is not always there to protect -- the protection of us going to sc

so, preston c. sharp.et more kids. because i'm going to all 50 states now. rachel: wow. todd: awesome. what do you think your grandfather would say about your efforts? >> i don't really know because i never met him. todd: do you think he would be proud though. >> yeah. i think he would be pretty proud. rachel: we are proud. you are a great example. i'm glad that president trump picked you because you really deserved it thanks for joining us, preston. >> yeah. thank you. rachel: you are a great, great role model. >> yeah, thank you. rachel: you got it all right. still ahead. former fbi director james comey ripping apart the fisa memo tweeting "that's it?" congressman jim jordan is fired up about that. you are going to hear from him next. todd: and tomorrow is game day. are you ready, rachel campos for your super bowl party? we have the best burgers, wings and snacks to win over your guests. it smells awesome in here. we going to eat ♪ let's get it started ♪ let's get it started in here ♪ let's get it starte

suffered a setback after they were held to a 1-1 setback after they were held to a 1—1 draw with prestonis evening. bolton pulling further away from the relegation zone. sunderland are bottom of the championship. sheffield united and middlesbrough up sheffield united and middlesbrough up to seventh and eighth respectively after victor tonight. manchester city striker sergio aguerra will not face any action from the fa following a confrontation with a fan following the fa cup defeat against wigan. sergio aguero claimed he was spat at bya sergio aguero claimed he was spat at by a supporter. both clubs have been charged forfailing to by a supporter. both clubs have been charged for failing to control their players after fabian delph was sent off just before players after fabian delph was sent offjust before half—time. that preceded these ugly scenes after the full—time whistle. speed skater elise christie's medal hopes hinge on herfinal event, but the elise christie's medal hopes hinge on her final event, but the two—time world champion could not claim that medal she desperately craves as s

preston's reverence for those who served our nation reminds us of why we salute or flag. why we put our hands on our hearts for the pledge of allegiance and why we proudly stand nor national anthem. today i'm extending an open hand to work with members of both parties, democrats and republicans, to protect our citizens of every background, color, religion and creed. >> sean: with reaction fox news national security strategy, dr. sebastian gorka and we brings up in god we trust, we stand for our flag. he also talks about this is a new american moment. this is your time. he talks about the era of economic surrender being over. he talks about energy and about its successes and security and talks about defeating isis. dr. gorka, i watch democrats sit inni inning -- sitting on their hands upset how much has turned around in one year. >> we expect the party to be childish but what do we see from the analysis of the video footage -- several of them, people we pay for, are sitting there playing video games. they're on their phones. what did it say about the lack of respect. forge

on this day in 1974, kind of an interesting story there was a guy in the army named richard preston who failed his robert preston who failed a army helicopter test and he failed said i'm going to show these guys so he steals helicopter in the middle of the night. goes to the white house, lands on the south lawn of the white house in the middle of the night. he must have been a pretty good pilot to be able to do that and then he gets up and tries and lands again this time secret service open fire. youyou can see chopper riddled h bullets and aside from the fact that it -- wasn't too good for his army career, he was thrown in jail for a yore and fined about $2400 i thought that's it. that's all you get for landing helicopter -- on the white house -- so those are are kind of the -- stories that i think are interesting when you sort of look at -- you know, some of the presidents in the white house. but speaking of the white house by the way, let me talk about that had too. people think that for a young -- old or country than you think and white house probably certainly most famous structure

who failed his -- robert preston, rather, who failed his army helicopter pilot's test.he wanted to be a pilot, and he failed. so he said, well, i'm going to show these guys who failed me. so he steals a helicopter in the middle of the night, goes to the white house, lands on the south lawn of the white house in the middle of the night. he must have been a pretty good pilot to be able to do that, and then he gets up and flies around, lands again this time the secret service opened fire. you can see the chopper riddled with the bullets and everything. and aside from the fact that it wasn't too good for his army career, he was -- [laughter] thrown in jail for a year and fined about $2400. and i thought, that's it? that's all you get for landing a helicopter on the white house? so those are kind of the stories that i think are interesting when you sort of look at, you know, some of the presidents in the white house. but speaking of the white house, by the way, let me talk about that too. people think that for a young -- this is actually an older country than you think. and

ronnie o'sullivan needs just four more frames to win snooker‘s world grand prix in preston.e film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. what have you been watching? interesting week, we have finding your feet, which i think is a british drama comedy. a dramedy! we have i, tonya with an astonishing performance by margot robbie who also produces. and dark river, a new film by clio barnard. finding your feet, even the poster looks like a quintessential british gathering. the poster doesn't do it any favours, it's aimed at the same audience that made best exotic marigold hotel a huge hit. the story begins with imelda staunton as lady sandra abbott on the eve of her retirement. she has her retirement planned out, she leads a very posh life and discovers suddenly that her husband has been having an affair. here is a clip. what the hell's going on? we were just... it's not what it looks like, sandra. sandra. sandra! sandra, wait. how long's it's been going on? let's not do this here. how long, mike? since we all went to sorrento. 0h, bl

we have cnn senior political analyst mark preston, cnn legal and national security analyst asha rangappa, also a former fbi special agent, and we have jim schultz, a cnn legal commentator, former white house lawyer and special former specialist assistant to president trump and he's joining us, a very happy man from philadelphia, as you can imagine. jim, thanks for being with us. first question to mark here, you know, you think of trey gowdy and i think for so many people they think this isn't a friend of democrats, this is a friend of president trump's, this is the guy that you associate with all of -- really such a figure head of the benghazi investigations, plural. he's breaking with the president on this, and take a listen, he's not the only one. >> i never felt of all of the things -- >> this memo has frankly nothing at all to do with special counsel. >> i think this is a special issue. >> the memo isn't about the special counsel's investigation. >> you don't agree with president trump when he says this vindicates him in the entire russia investigation? >> i don't. >> there is a russ

. >> reporter: may kala preston, on the other hand has been racing for eight years. >> i was just thing let's win. >> reporter: some get their start by surfing or skateboarding, moving their skills to the powder comes with a humbling consequence. >> you've got to be prepared for a good wipeout. there's always a good few points lost there, but it's a good time. >> reporter: if and you can't find a snow boarding club or team around you, sometimes it's best to start your own. >> it's nice and i'm very proud of them. >> reporter: the coach watches for the finish, admiring the efforts of a team that just formed this year. chris bush does his best to make it look easy. >> i think that applies to most things. if you can make it look easy, you're pretty good at it. >> reporter: but with every hour of practice the olympic dream inches closer to reality. >> i aspire to be as good as any of them one day, so it's really cool to watch them and watch them do the same sport i do. >> reporter: at blue mountain, matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >>> one thing i'm coming to terms with, i'll never be as good as

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susan page, washington bureau chief for usa today, jackie kucinich, cnn political analyst and mark preston, cnn senior political analyst. i want to talk about this dynamic between the president and the nra playing out. the president keeps saying they're great people, they're going to do the right thing. the nra has come out strongly against one of the president's ideas that he's floated in terms of raising the age limit for those buying semi-automatic rifles. interesting when the president was on the south lawn answering reporters questions, listing off his ideas, he didn't mention the age limit for semi-automatic rifles. what do you make of that? how should we read into that? >> very difficult to get into the president's mind. he may say something five minutes earlier and change his mind ten minutes later. i think if you're the nra, you got to be very careful, pam, what he's going to say and what he's going to do because he may be your ally now, he may not be your ally in an hour or so. he may not be an ally in a couple of days now. so if you're nra, the nra, the membership of the nra, wa

preston peyrot the director of the smaller oakland ace kids golf program which hosted young inmates fromy youth authority says the oakland chapter mize is a huge loss for the youngsters he served >> golf is one of the sports one of the only sports where there is no referee on the court >> the heart and soul of golf is really the challenge yourself >> >> you have to practice honesty and integrity and self-respect discipline. respect for the golf course and yourself and respect for your coaches at the chapter website probably shows how it measures success >> >> that kind of thanks will be muted and other bay area chapters are to -- too faraway. the oakland a's program can't do much to help >> we have a limited budget but we like to start all the kids but at this time we are not capable of providing the services >> reporter: if first tee of all the great things it does is to survive in oakland it live in oakland but it's going to have to have the kind of support it deserves. in the short-term but for the long haul and what's unfortunate now is that kids that were excited about the game that

mark preston, thank you very much. >> happy valentine's day. >> i love you, chris. i don't. >> i love you. >> what's happening on this show? >> what's wrong with love? >> a lot of man love between you and our guests. >> what's wrong with it? >> nothing. >> we need more love. >> jim jordan saying happy valentine's day to you. >> we need more of that. cnn "newsroom" with john berman after this. the lipstick on the collar, that's mine. he moved away but i got the he moved away but i got the collar. start winning today. book now at lq.com we know that when you're spending time with the grandkids start winning today. every minute counts. and you don't have time for a cracked windshield. that's why we show you exactly when we'll be there. saving you time, so you can keep saving the world. >> kids: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace ♪ this is the story of green mountain coffee roasters dark magic told in the time it takes to brew your cup. first, we head to vermont. and go to our coffee shop. and meet dave. hey. why is dark magic so spell-bindingly good, he asks? let me s

and there is probably almost certainly a level of that in this. >> rebecca berg, mark preston, thank you so much. >>> coming up, vice president ma mike pence says the united states is ready to talk to north korea, but rex tillerson says it is too early to judge and it is up to the north koreans to engage. so what is going on here? >>> plus, any moment now, president trump will unveil a big infrastructure plan. but will it ever see the light of day? stay with us. you might take something for your heart... or joints. but do you take something for your brain. with an ingredient originally found in jellyfish, prevagen is the number one selling brain-health supplement in drug stores nationwide. prevagen. the name to remember. if yor crohn's symptoms are holding you back, and your current treatment hasn't worked well enough, it may be time for a change. ask your doctor about entyvio, the only biologic developed and approved just for uc and crohn's. entyvio works at the site of inflammation in the gi tract and is clinically proven to help many patients achieve both symptom relief and remiss

preston director of the smaller oakland a's kids golf program -- hosted young kids. he said the oakland chapter's demise is a huge loss for the youngsters first to serve.>>> one of the only sports where there is no referee on the court.>> reporter: the heart and soul of golf is really the -- you challenge yourself.>> you have to practice honesty and self-respect and discipline. respect for the golf course and yourself and for your coaches.>> reporter: it probably shows how it measures success. >> the kind of things will be muted in oakland. other bay area chapters are too far away. the oakland a's program cannot do much to help.. we have a limited budget. we like to serve all the kids. we are not capable of providing services.>> reporter: if they are to survive in oakland and really revive in oakland it is going to have to have the kind of support it deserves. not for the short time for the long haul.>>> what is unfortunate is that a lot of kids there were excited about the game and found a new love for the game have nowhere to turn to. therefore we are just eliminat

michaela preston has been racing for eight years. >> i'm just thinking, let's win. >> reporter: someir start by surfing or skateboarding, moving their skills to the powder comes with a humbling consequence. >> you got to be prepared for a good wipeout. it's always a few points lost there. but it's a good time. >> reporter: if you can't find a club or team around you, sometimes it's best to just start your own. >> it's a lot of work, but it's nice and i'm very proud of them. >> coach dan rodriguez from lasalle university watches from the finish, admiring the efforts of a team that just formed this year. chris bush does his best to make it look easy. >> i think that applies to most things. if you can make it look easy, pretty good at it. i think it's getting focused. most people see things happening and they get scared. >> reporter: with every hour of practice, the olympic dream inches closer to reality. >> i aspire to be as good as any of them. it's cool to watch them and watch them do the same sport i do. >> at blue mountain, matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >>> you're going up some slopes

doesn't matter what we think is like how much money is this film going to make his executive finds preston of genesys cinemas and they have been promoting this film big time have a list of what you have to say. easy. people . difference. you don't call these. people you see these so when you say it's money. you know you will continue still to be. kind of. let me leave you have one last thought thank you very much panel has been a fascinating conversation which could go on for a little bit longer so my eyes says that this film gives both africans and children of the asked for a chance to see their homelands in an alternative universe where we were drained of our sources and colonize for decades it is the ultimate fantasy for film and so many interesting conversations to be had about a marvel film and i think that is the biggest shocker for me thank you for jesse. we really appreciate your time your comments your enthusiasm we will bring this conversation online with. a string that's watching every play. the at. the at. the at. the in. on counting the cost how corrupt is your country transpa

we will talk with preston and steve next. what's going on with casey boy's hair?n with casey boy's hair? what's it's time, america. there's work to be done. it's not going to be easy. but there's grit inside of you. and if you need extra motivation, the grad fund at strayer university can help push you forward. because up to your last year of classes could be on us. that's right. on. us. today is the day. strayer university. let's get it. strayer university. olay regenerist shatters the competition. hydrating skin better than prestige creams costing over $100, $200, and even $400. for skin that looks younger than it should. fact check this ad in good housekeeping. olay regenerist. ageless. it only takes a second for an everyday item to become dangerous. tide pods child-guard pac. helps keep your laundry pacs safe, and your child safer. to close, twist until it clicks. tide pods child-guard packaging. >> preston and steve, what's happening with casey boy. >> do you want to see? >> gentlemen, we want to see. >> i don't know if you guys can get a vision of phil donah

championship leaders wolves were held to a 1—1 draw at preston. between burton albion and nottingham forest. cardiff are up to second after a 1—0 win over middlesbrough. they leapfrog aston villa who went down 2—0 at fulham. qpr beat bolton by the same scoreline while brentford were also 2—0 winners at sunderland. suggesting that lu ka ku suggesting that lukaku goal again, no tenth required, it hit the back of the net imports back out again! in the scottish premiership — jason naismith rescued a point for bottom—club ross county with a late strike against hearts at victoria park. hearts took the lead early in the second half thanks to a kyle lafferty free—kick. that's his 14th of the season. but with 1a minutes left to play, right—back naismith grabbed the equaliser for the home side. they're now four points from safety. there were three other games in the scottish premiership today. hibernian beat second placed aberdeen 2—0. kilmarnock were 1—0 winners at motherwell while dundee won 2—1 at partick thistle. in the rugby union premiership, leiceste

>> preston, it depends on the situation.n, are we talking like right after sex that you're crying? >> well. >> during sex? >> during sex you're crying? >> it hurt. >> that's a -- >> oh. >> or begging for sex? >> please. >> (laughing). >> i guess we should -- >> you didn't know this was going to take this kind of a turn? >> wrong question. >> kathy, do you like it or not. >> i would say cryer not so much. but a sensitive man, somebody who does show they're motion, little bit, sure. >> you know what, though? there is a thin line. and i think kathy, perhaps you would back up this other survey, i think out like two, three weeks ago, i think in the uk, but basically, that women still like a take-charge kind of guy. who self-possessed, not prone to start crying all the time. but at a certain level, a line, alex, i think you're right. >> i think could be both. i think at the right moment. >> right. >> to be honest. >> well, mike cries every day on the show. >> i got to admit, i'm cryer. >> do you cry during, for example, there is a

in q one two thousand and eighteen preston j. byrne response wow these are reagan early one nine hundred eighty s. numbers that's a lot of growth brought on by a policy is that would stimulate growth so what is the opposition going to say to try to make this sound bad i don't know well i imagine you're a guest in the second half is going to say the atlanta fed has always had an outlier saying wow the economy is booming and in fact they'll have to revise it down to like two or three percent right now they're saying it's five point four percent it could just be a parting gift for janet yellen who was the chairwoman of the federal reserve i can pull up my collar in honor of her you know as she can or something i have no idea but she does seem to prefer putting her little collars up not in town suits she wears pantsuits again with the pantsuits look all this growth is also being reflected in the rising ills of the bond market or falling prices which is an indication of inflation and of course that would put the kobayashi on a thirty

in q one two thousand and eighteen preston j.byrne responds wow these are reagan early one nine hundred eighty s. numbers that's a lot of growth brought on by a policy is that would stimulate growth so what is the opposition going to say to try to make this sound bad i don't know well i imagine your guess from the second half is going to say the atlanta fed has always had an outlier saying wow the economy is booming and in fact they'll have to revise it down to like two or three percent right now they're saying it's five point four percent it could just be a parting gift for janet yellen who was the chairwoman of the federal reserve i can pull up my collar in honor of her you know as she can or something i have no idea but she does seem to prefer putting her little collars up not and concerts she wears pantsuits again with the pantsuits look all this growth is also being reflected in the rising ills of the bond market or falling prices which is an indication of inflation and of course that would put the kobayashi on a thirty eigh

preston barry told police that he and his friend, 17-year-old susan mise, had been carjacked and robbedt gunpoint but police say mise admitted to orchestrating the whole thing to get money from her father. she and her friend face charges and police are still searching for a 15-year-old suspect. >>> a substitute teacher in north carolina has been fired after video showed him body slamming a seventh grade student. police in greensboro have not confirmed how that confrontation started. in a facebook book the student's mother says it was a dispute over valentine's chocolates. >>> researchers say they have come up with a major breakthrough into the detection of autism and researchers say they have developed a first of its kind blood test to uncover the disorder in children. it measures the level of protein in blood plasma. the study says new methods are 92% effective, however, doctors say more studies teed to be done. autism affects more than 3 million americans. >>> turning to sports now, major league baseball is hoping a new rule will speed up games this upcoming season. it will limit the

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. >> thank goodness preston and steve gave us blind fold, so we will do a blind taste test.k at this. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> i want her to be my teacher look at that lesson plan, how about that? she thieves in one of our schools, we're going to her classroom to see her moves and her award, winning lesson plans, to get all of the kids involved. >> sound good. >> what? >> oh,. >> thank you, mike. >> look, how nice. >> what's gotten into you? >> my len ton promise. supposed to do something positive, to take something away. so i gave up rolling around naked again this year, i won't be doing, that and then try to be nicer to everybody. >> oh, well that's lovely. we all win with that one. >> thank you. >> have you found true love? there is this scientist, he says he's very close to being able to extract some fluid out of your brain, to see if you're faking being in love with somebody. so, it detect a love chemical called nona. nona peptide in the brain. using an mri-type scanner, and then they'll test some fluid, too. scientists say they're only produced in large quantities w

phil hoskins is here, fanny preston, devares cameron.he society a round of applause. oh, ginger reminds me that the society of a membership based institution. we are open to membership towards those who want to work towards documenting and preserving the history of african americans in san francisco. would all of the people in the room who are members of the society please raise your hand. okay. all these people are memory bef the society, so all of you who didn't raise your hand, take your program out and your pen out, fill it out and before you leave, pass it out to ginger -- engine ginger rogers? -- ginger smiley, and we'd like to have your improvement in the program. with that, i'm being ushered out. with that, the next generation pushing me off the stage. we'd like to have project level close out with a final number, and thank you all again for being here. again, project level. [ rap music playing ] [applause] >> thank you all, enjoy the rest of black history month. . >> working for the city and county of san francisco will immerse

the comment coming after the president story of preston sharp.ived attention for placing american flags at the graves of veterans. >> this reminds us of why we salute our flag. when we put our hands on our hearts. for the pledge of allegiance, and why we proudly stand for the national anthem. [ applause ] >> reporter: roger goodell dodged a question about the controversy on wednesday. >> what the players were interested in was making our communities better. to sing injustices -- see injustices. >> reporter: president trump's and caddell had classed before and a series of tweets. the president suggest that the nfl fire or suspend players that do not stand. goodell praised athletes as activists. >> i do not know what we will consider in the off-season. >> some avoided it by staying in the locker room. >>> ktvu news at 6 starts now. >>> an undercover sting as with the police officer wounded by -- a car. while trying to make an arrest. >> the car rammed the officer, and in doing so it also ran over one of the suspects. >> tonight undercover officer i

retirement back in september but some republicans think he could lose the seat to democratic governor phil prestonrepublican congressman kevin kramer initially decided not to run against a freshman democratic senator heidi heitkamp. she is thought to be one of the most vulnerable senators this cycle. kramer tells fox news he will make a decision by the end of this weekend. a left-leaning public policy group wants to -- citing cyber security concerns per the center for american progress takes you to report this week rep -- colo secretary of state defended the practice saying that state has incorporated enough safeguards and someone who works on a submarine should be allowed to vote. plenty of room for improvement but entering the second year of his term on an upswing, pick up seats and flipped the house and the 28 midterms. >> you cannot just run against donald trump. it is the job of we democrats to put together a strong, cohesive, economic group of proposals. aimed at the middle class and those struggling to get there. >> >> shannon: fox news politics editor chris stirewalt about the current poli

preston peace center -- says the oakland chapter's demise is a huge loss for the youngsters. >> golfre there's no referees on the course. >> reporter: so the heart and soul of golf is really that you challenge yourself, not others. >> you have to practice on a c integrity, self-respect, discipline, respect for the golf course, respect for yourself, and respect for your coaches. >> reporter: the website proudly shows how it measures success. >> thank you for teach me integrity. >> thank you for teach me sportsmanship. >> thank you for helping me learn respect. >> thank you for teach me responsibility. >> reporter: that kind of thanks will be muted in oakland. other bay area chapters are simply too far away. the oakland ace program can't do much to help. >> we would like to serve other kids. at this time, we are not capable of providing those services. >> reporter: surviving in oakland and reviving in oakland. it will have to have the kind of support that it deserves for the long haul. >> what's unfortunate now is that a lot of kids that were excited about the game, that's not a new lo

[heartbeat] >>> preston's reverence for those who have served our nation reminds us why we salute ourg, why we put our hands on our hearts for the pledge of allegiance and why we proudly stand for the national anthem. [ applause ] >> that was president trump tuesday, throwing yet another sucker punch at those nfl players dared to protest social injustices during the national anthem this season. a season like no other where the national conversation about race and sports stoked repeatedly by none other than president trump himself often overshadowed the on-field action. last week it was announced that sports journalist jamelle hill whose twitter criticisms of the president calling him a white supremacist resulted in a public suspension from the espn network last year that i protested, would be leaving her former tv home to write for the network's website "the undefeated." jamelle hill, welcome to "politics nation." i'm very happy to have you with us. i want to talk about the super bowl, but first, a lot of us really in love with you for your sports commentary but also your stand-up and

a lot of it, frankly the preston is not care about. they don't care about the information we are putting out there and they would rather talk real stories that are a disservice. mike: it does not seem like that -- sarah: the historical numbers do not lie. 90% -- >> not true. wait a minute. this country is actually doing really well. have that much positive 10% to talk about and only of the time and discovered, i think it is hard to argue there should not be a certain level of frustration. mike: look, i had that frustration. every president has -- >> your numbers were better. mike: well, if you want to think ill clinton -- >> he had his share of scandal. i think it is fair to say -- bill clinton had the liberal press on his side all the time, i wish they would've shut up more often. but -- -- between the press and the white house it has always existed. difference is we always understood and respected they were the fourth estate. they were there, we had to deal with them and they were at the conduit through which we kept people informed

michaela preston has been racing for eight years. >> i'm thinking, let's win. >> reporter: some get their start by surfing or skateboarding moving their skills to the powder comes with a humbling consequence. >> you got to be ready for a good wipeout. it's a good time. >> reporter: if you can't find a club or team around you, sometimes it's best to just start your own. >> it's nice and i'm very proud of them. >> coach dan rodriguez from lasalle university watches from the finish, admiring the efforts of a team that just formed this year. chris bush does his best to make it look easy. >> i think if you can make it look easy, you're pretty good at it. i think it's staying focused. most people see things happening around them, they get scared. >> reporter: with every hour of practice, the olympic dream inches closer to reality. >> i aspire to be as good as any of them one day. it's cool to watch them do the sport i do. >> reporter: matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >>> well, we're now about halfway through the 2018 winter olympics and the united states is adding to its medal count. ahead in minutes

joining us our senior political analyst mark preston, our senior political reporter malika hendersonlyst gloria bori gloria borger. what's your reaction to the president's reaction? >> you need somebody you can count on at the school, so when he had a security officer that didn't react, he made it sound like this was one guy, and you really need more people who can back him up. that's what we heard from him at cpac this morning. he was talking about concealed carry. he was saying the teachers love their students. it should be the teachers, therefore, who should protect them rather than this kind of a guard who may not know the students. >> we haven't heard drebtirectl from the guard yet. we don't know his side of the story. we know what broward county sheriff's scott israel said yesterday. he was heartbroken. he was sickened by the reports that the security guard waited outside, never went inside that high school. the president was very forceful once again this morning at this conservative political action conference here in the washington, d.c. area, and he accused the democrats of

here tonight is preston sharp, a 12-year-old boy from redding california who noticed that veterans gravesflags on veterans day. he decided all by himself to change that. press turns reverence for those who have served our nation reminds us of why we salute our flag, why we put our hands on our hearts for the pledge of allegiance and why we proudly stand for a the national anthem. tonight, i'm extending an open hand to work with members of both parties, democrats and republicans, to protect our citizens of every background, color, religion, and creed. >> sean: here with reaction, formerly deputy assistant to the president, fox news national security strategist, dr. sebastian gorka, former secret service agent dan bongino. the president takes on an brinks of the culture g wars, and god e trust, the national anthem, we stand for our flag, we are proud. he also talks about this is a new american moment, this is your time. he talks about the era of economic surrender being over. he talks about energy, he talks about his successes, security, defeating isis. dr. gorka, i watched a bunch of democ

preston on the other hand has been racing for eight years. >> i was just thinking let's win. >> some get their start by surfing or skateboarding moving their skills to the powder comes with a humbling consequence. . >> you got to be prepared for a good wipeout, you know. it's always a good few points lost there, but it's a good time. >> if you can't find a snowboarding club or team around you, sometimes it's best to just start your own. >> it's a lot of work but it's nice and i'm proud of them. >> coach dan rodriguez from lasalle university watches from the finish admiring the efforts of a team that just formed this year. chris bush does his best to make it look easy. >> i think i applied some other things. if you can make it look easy you're pretty good at it. it's just focus. >> but with every hour of practice, the olympic dream inches closer to reality. >> i aspire to be as good as any of them one day, so it's cool to watch them and watch them do the same sport that i do. >> at blue mountain, matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >>> nbc 10 is your home for the winter olympics. download the

analyst mark preston, mark, you now have two stories here. the karen mcdougal story.y daniel's story. evidence of a pattern it seems. apparently president trump has some deep pocketed friend who is are willing to pull money out of themselves, to try to protect him. we saw that with michael cohen that he used his own money. did not ask, and did not expect to get reimbursed. and as we heard, we have this media executive doing the same exact thing. >> did you take any notice of the white house response to this story adding the phrase the president says it didn't happen whereas in the past it has been a straight up denial. here, quoting the president as denying it. is there any meaning to that? >> when sarah said i am giving you the best facts that i have at the time. and that is the first time we have heard that from her. in some ways inoculating herself from having to go in front of the media and speaking to the world with inaccurate at the time. regarding president trump and the first lady was the first thing. >> final question here, quickly. the personal issue is one

here to discuss, senior political analyst mark preston, senior political analyst michael bender and aouse reporter for "the wall street journal." okay, guys, thank you for joining us. just getting this new information. cnn has now gotten the information in and a statement from michael cohen. so, mark, the stormy daniels story now back in the news because of this. why does michael cohen say that he paid this money, just out of the goodness of his own heart? >> no. in fact, we don't even know why he decided. he would not answer questions to "the new york times", to maggie haberman, who we heard last hour here on cnn who broke the story. we don't know why he made the payment. he described this as a personal transaction. we also don't know why he decided to make the payment and we don't know if he has made similar payments in the past to other folks, presumably on behalf of donald trump. so there is an incredible amount of questions that still need to be answered by this, but we should note that michael cohen was compelled to answer this because a complaint was filed with the federal elec

mark preston, david brought up this fascinating issue whether or not the age limit to purchase an ar-at they are opposed to this. they are opposed to raising the age limit to buy an ar-15 to 21. where does this debate go now? will the president take a stand on this? >> well, there is going to be several fronts about this debate right now. of course you have liberals and democrats that are clearly on one side. you have the nra on the other side. part of the republican party that's in the middle that want to see some sensible gun solutions that perhaps the nra doesn't care about. but you also have a lot of republicans, and quite frankly democrats who are from states in the midwest and down in the south who agree with the nra. now the president himself we never know which way he's going when it comes to specific policy issues. what he said today, though, i think caught the national rifle association off-guard. i think it caught conservatives off-guard. but i don't think they are too surprised by it. this has happened on the past on other pieces of legislation in the year plus that he's be

. >> mark preston is joining us right now. he's in florida getting ready for tonight's very important cnn town hall. mark, these remarks, these speeches by these students, these survivors have been so moving, so powerful. they clearly will have an impact, but set the stage for what cnn is about to do later tonight. >> they certainly will, wolf. you know, when we look back at other tragedies, these shooting tragedies we've seen at schools, there have been outcry and outrage over, you know, a few days, several days, perhaps a week. but it's nothing quite like what we're seeing here right now down in florida. the activism of these kids have really carried this message. we see it in tallahassee. there are folks up in washington, d.c., speaking to president trump. but here tonight at the bb&t center just outside of where this occurred, right down the street from the high school, we're going to see thousands of people here behind me, talking to their lawmakers, wolf. they're going to talk to the likes of senator marco rubio, senator

caitlin huey-burns, national political reporter for real clear politics and cnn political analyst mark preston with us as well. so, caitlin, you heard congressman himes there, he asked nunes directly if the memo that the committee voted on would be the memo that goes to the white house. now he feels that nunes wasn't truthful. you're hearing two different sides, one is, you know, these aren't real, just minor edits and the other side is saying, no there is material changes. what do you make of this? >> this committee is traditionally a bipartisan commit, the house intelligence committee, we have seen over the past course of the past several months and years that this committee has kind of spiraled into partisan okay chaos. you have bickering between the two sides and nunes had to recuse himself from russia probes. what is interesting to me is, you know, we all agree that congress has oversight over these agencies. and i think that is critical. but the cherry picking of information raises a lot of alarm bells and the question i have is about the president's eagerness to have this -- this partic

of the west bank consistent with the transition to greater preston and civil authority as called for in the two thousand and sixteen report of the middle east quartet third the palestinian authority must continue to advance institution building and service delivery to the palestinians people and work towards bringing gaza back in their its control and lastly it is critical that any future peace proposal focus on the two state solution and all final status issues as per prior agreements and relevant un resolutions a failure to do so could have dangerous repercussions mr president maintaining support for palestine refugees is fundamental to the pursuit of peace and stability in the region i reiterate my ongoing concern over onerous sizable funding shortfall despite the welcome flexibility of some member states in accelerating the disbursement of their funding commitments in addition the emergency appeals launched on thirtieth of january seek to raise eight hundred us dollars eight hundred million u.s. dollars for the west bank and gaza as well as for the syria regional crisis to meet t

ronnie o'sullivan needs just four more frames to win snooker‘s world grand prix in preston.including this break of 120 — to take a 6—3 advantage into this evening's final session. the winner is the first to 10 frames. that's all the sport for now. at wembley, manchester city lead arsenal 1—0. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. i'll have more for you in sportsday at 6.30pm. let's get more now on sridevi kapoor — the bollywood star who has died at the age of 5a. earlier my colleague ben brown spoke to the british film director gurinder chadha — who knew sridevi and gave her reaction to the news of herfriend's death. i was just appalled and shocked when i heard the news last night, and reached out to my colleagues in india, some of whom had not heard the news. suffice to say, i think eve ryo ne the news. suffice to say, i think everyone is walking around in a cloud right now in india. a real shock. a complete shock because this isa shock. a complete shock because this is a woman who is really an icon. and i do not use that word lightly. she really

. >> and preston and steve want to show you some love.ot you some valentine day gifts. >> oh, thank you. >> so sorry you're upset like there. >> that's okay. >> alex open up your gift. >> okay. >> they're telling me to open t i'm nervous. >> oh, no. >> oh, such a big package. >> oh, my gosh. >> what is this? >> i think -- are these handicuffs? oh, my gosh. >> wait a second. >> oh, that's nice of you. >> oh, that's for mike. >> what? >> yes. >> sorry. >> the handcuffs and the ball gag, that's for mike. >> oh, okay. >> that's for you, mike. >> yes. >> so this one for me? >> this one for you. >> again, i'm still scared to open it. >> oh, gosh. >> this is for mike, yes, all of that. >> oh, it is a teddy bear. how cute. >> we do love you. we know what mike is into, as well, so we wanted to make sure that everybody was covered. >> oh, and steve and i we went to the movies yesterday. >> we did, yes, we saw black panther, it was great seeing you, and at that time i didn't know we were sending in cupid. so there was no fear of betraying this. so y