roger federer and novak djokovic renew nair their rivalry. >> from physical sport to did i know al ones the gaming industry is now considered a serious game. related sports news now with raou raoul. >> thank you very much t got and barcelona. one point behind the leaders after they bean grenada 3-1 on saturday. scoring in the first half. the deck collaration, doubling lead after the break and there was a goal pulled back from 20 minutes ago. mesi sealed a 3-1 win. un heighted a 2-nil win, 5 points behind manchester city. city play liverpool on sunday. wiscore golds. so i was very happy. >> tennis roger federer has won the dubai championships for a 7th time beating djokovic in the final. this was the 37th time the pair had met. >> puts them second in the all-time list of great rivalry behind djokovic and nadal. but in this latest chapter, second set much closer. it took federer until the 11th game to break the serve and take a 6-5 lead. he served out the sets with a 6-3, 7-5 win, his second title of 2015. >> i think i i won the big points tonight. i think it was certainly -- 0 for 7 brea

. >>> world number one, novak djokovic will face 17-time grand slam winner roger federer in the dubai champ conship final -- championship final. novak djokovic got past tomas berdych, taking the first 6-0. tomas berdych came back in the second breaking the serb twice. novak djokovic returned fire winning 6-4 to book a pleas in saturday's -- place in saturday's final >>> roger federer had an easier time making it into the final, sweeping aside teenager born ark korni c. the world number two is it chaises a second title of the -- chasing a second title of the year. this week leaves that 19-17 >>> us open runner-up kei nishikori is through to the time taking on ferrer. a japanese player knocked out kevin anderson. he defeated his opponent 6-2, 3-6, 6-3. kei nishikori has a shot at claiming the number 3 ranking if he wins this final and rafael nadal losses the argentine open. >> somehow i found a way to win. happy to win today. first time in the finals here in acapulco. >> the houston rockets got the fourth straight bin betting the brooklyn nets on friday. brooklyn off to a fantastic star

roger federer making it 16 wins against the russian opponents >>> england recorded a first win. cricket world cup, beating scotland in pool a, taking the pressure off the struggling side as we explain. >> reporter: after being beaten by australia, humiliated by new zealand in the last match, there was much more than pride on the line for england in danger of an early exit. opener mow een ali did what his side badly needed hammering shots all over the ground to score 128 runs. his partnership with ian bell putting england in a commanding moss. -- in a commanding decision. >> england lacked spark. bolded out for 184, englands captain unprepared for a victory speech. >> the win puts everyone at ease, giving guys a bit of confidence, even the guys that didn't perform. rubbing up against - that sounded terrible. talking to the guys that had a little success will be good. >> the victory removing england from the bottom of their group. >> north korea's banned foreign runners from taking part scheduled to be held in pyongyang. authorities are concerned about the spread of the virus. nor

there will be a solution, and i'm sure-- >> to tennis number one djokovic will face roger federer inthe dubai championship time. djokovic is in there because he beat thomas tomas berdych on friday. berdych came back in the second set, and he would take it 7-5 but the third came back in the third and deciding set putting his place in supplied's final against the swiss. >>> well, much easier time for roger federer. he easily brushed aside the teenager in straight sets. federer going for his second title of 2015, which would improve his head to head record against djokovic. meanwhile here in doha, victoria asvranka beats another former number one, venus williams in the semifinals. the bella russian is a wildcard after last year. it drops her rankings to 48. when venus to come her sets, it looked like her first final since 2014. but azerenka would claim the victory, and a chance to claim her first title since 2013. >>> the czech world number 15 in straight sets. now just over an hour's time two of the favorites in the cricket world cup will face each other in auckland, co-hosts australia

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next p up is a semifinal clash that some call roger federer. >> . >> very good on the court, i am just happy to be in the semifinals. and in. >> force is also through to their last sport. semifinal clash with the world number one. >> through to the quarter finals of the mexican open. the opponent 6-1 6-3 they will play ukraine alexandar. >> the lower ranked player in the world. leads the way after the first round of the open. joint one thousand five hundred fifty-fifth in the world rangings. but still managed to equal the course record with nine under 62. to finish the opening day on top of the lead egg board. plus, food news for the rider cup captain he had a much tougher time carting an even par, which included two double bogies. >> now how far do you think you can cycle in an hour. ten-kilometers try 52, .491. that's the mark that fighters try to beat. the previous match was set by ryan dennise, just two weeks ago, but he fell short by just 27-meters and toic ma it worse, he had to wait over five minutes. >> as they attempted to produce a report on unmanned aircraft. >> they are scr

. >> world number one novak djokovic faces 17-time champion roger federer in the time. novak djokovic got past tomas berdych, taking the first 6-1. tomas berdych back in the second, winning 7-5, breaking twice. novak djokovic returned fire winning the third 6-4 booking a place in saturday's final >>> u.s. open runner-up kei nishikori is through to the final at the mexican open where he'll take on david ferrer. he knocked out kevin anderson in the semis, hitting six aces and 29 winners during the match. he has the shot at claiming the number three world ranking if he wins and rafael nadal loses the argentina openment. >> somehow i found a way to win. really happy to win today. first time final here. >> thank you very much indeed more sport for you. as a tv series is lasted three seasons. the original "star trek" defined a generation. they had altruistic values human problems. the show adds iconic character, half human, half spoke. tom ackerman looks at his career. leonard nimoy was an accomplished artist acting teacher and photographer. >> space, the final frontier. >> r

. >> roger federer cruises into the second round of the dubai championships. 56 minutes is all it took for him to dispatch yousy. making it six straight wins against his opponent. >> i tried to play aggressive tennis, that's the way to win in dubai, i'm happy i stopped to the game plan i started to get on a roll. it's a good sign when you can win many games in a row, especially early in the tournament. >> north korea banned foreign runners from participateing in their marathon in pyongyang. authorities are concerned about the spread of ebola. it's thousands of miles away interest the outbreak in north africa, and there's no reported cases, but their borders have been closed to foreign tourists because of fears that it might spread. the marathon has been in uponing where are for many years. two companies reported that north korean authorities cancelled the games this year. >> this morning at 9:30 we were rung up by the north korean counterpart and they rang up and said because of ebola, we are not taking foreign runners into the country, we had 500 runners ready, semi-professional. they

the clash with roger federer. i am just happy to be in the semifinal. >> three to the last four, he beat him in three sets to get there, his reward, semifinal etch ma up with world number one. to go there the loyest rank pair in the world leads the way after the first round of the open. in joint one thousand five hundred fifty-fifth in the world. >> rahings but he called the course record to finish on top, europe's rider cup, had a much tougher time starting at even par. >> that's it more later. >> thank you. now the british sweet artist has taken his work to gaza, the highlight the tough conditions there. the camera shy artist used his spray paint on the ruins left by last year's israeli offensive. the new murals include a kitten, playing with a ball of twisted metal and children swinging from a watch tower. in 2005, he painted images on the palestine january side of the separation war in the west bank. and that's it, and this neurohouse, more in a couple ofen manies, i will see you then, bye bye. the future of t

. >> number one's djokovic will face roger federer in the dubai championship final. he started win the sets, breaking djokovic twice, but the serve came back to win the third set putting himself in place for sunday's final against the swiss. >>> well forfeit for federer he had a he'dier time. he goes for his second title of the year which would ray prove his head-to-head record against djokovic with the swiss currently leading that 90-70. here at doha, reaching the final of the qatar open. she beat another former number one in venus williams. she now has a chance to claim her title in 2015. she'll face lucy safarova. the czech world number 15 win 6-3, 6-2. >>> on the second day of pre-season testing in barcelona ross came in second to teammate lewis. on friday he came in second. he left redbull in the offseason to join ferrari. the champion said he's feeling good head together first race of the season in melbourne on march 15th. >> a very positive point that we did a lot of lapse today, no doubt. i think you want to arrive in melbourne, and you make sure that you fin

from virtual games to games on the field, the sports roger federer has won for the 7th time, world number, novak djokovic if the final on saturday. this was the 37th time the pair had met nadal in the latest chapter, he took the first set six games to three. the second set was closer. sets with 6-7 win and securing his second title of the year. seven breaks brake points, two for two. i have been very effective on break points all week. everysic play. and i did well echinoid novak i don't want to say let it slip but it was so tight. it went my way. the czechoslavakia republic has won the qatar, beating azaranka of belarus. the first time the czechoslavakia pair had beaten azarank in 7 encounters. it ended azarankats 14 match unbeaten run in doha going for a thioate. qatar open title. safarova in straight sets 6-4, 6-3. she will move up to 11th in the new world ranking. >> it's amazing. i am excited and happy. it was a great week here in doha. a lot of tough matches, a lot of great players that i beat and it's just nice to get this trophy. >> formula one and lewis hamilton was in an ultimat

. >> into the last eight in dubai is roger federer. the win is on course for a seventh title. >> meanwhile in acapulco, through to the quarter fines of the mexican open. beat his opponent 6-1 6-3. the world number five will play in the last -- >> there's more sport on our website. for all the latest, check out aljazeera.com/sport. we've got blogs and videos from our correspondents around the world. that's all the sport for now. >> thank you very much for that update. that's it for the news hour. right here on al jazeera, but we're back in just a moment with another full bulletin of news and all the day's top stories. do stay with us. >> i've answered your question. >> a dysfunctional family... >> the mother certainly played a role. >> a flawed investigation... >> do you feel that the police has been as fair? >> and a missing child. >> i hope that the person that has her just bring her home. >> now, "america tonight" investigates the search for relisha. tomorrow, 10:00 eastern. only on al jazeera america. >> a major win for isil fighter

sets and he is ranked below murray and murray made 55 unforced errors and now with a clash with roger federer really good feeling very good on the court you know and i'm happy to be in the semi finals i just beat andy of ei and it's amazing. >> reporter: thomas is also through to the last four and beat them in three sets to get there, reward is semi final with the world number one yakovich. nba, george close to return after breaking his leg in a warm up game last august, the indiana forward back on course and took part in his first full practice earlier. george a two time all-star have not said he would but currently 11 in the east and that is three places off the playoffs. golf the lowest ranked player in the world leads the way after the first round of the johanesburg open and nick henning is joined 1555 in the world rankings but he managed to equal the course record in a nine under par of 62 to finish the opening day on top of the leaderboard. europe rider captain had a 72 which included two double bogies and try 52.491 kilometers is the march that cyclist thomas decker was trying to beat

adriana: si hablamos de poco tiempo en el rectÁngulo de las emociones, roger federer dio un paso mÁsmeros partidos. ahora jugarÁ la semifinal con este joven de 18 aÑos, croata, coric. alan: la va a tener difÍcil, ni federal. - mi federer. adriana: y peterson fue favorecido por la decisiÓn de la corte de distrito. dijo que se actuÓ fuera de lugar cuando se suspendiÓ a peterson por castigar a su hijo de 4 aÑos con violencia. alan: yo no lo veo mal, como se dieron las marcas del niÑo y todo... adriana: pensÉ que me ibas a decir que no veÍas mal el castigo. el prÓximo 6 de marzo arranca la nueva campaÑa de la mls configuras de renombre internacional como pete dempsey, kakÁ y david villa. la temporada se iniciarÁ con el partido entre los Ángeles galaxy y el chicago fire. alan: tenemos dos segundos. adriana: contacto deportivo, a partir del lunes, por univisiÓn, y repÚblica deportiva, por supuesto. >> ¿quieres ser parte de nuestro programa? que tal le saluda fabiola kramsky...continuan investigando el tiroteo de anoche en san francisco en que la policia baleo fatalmente a un sujeto armado

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today, a federal judge sided with the vikings runningback and overturned commissioner roger goodell's suspension. peterson only played one game last season before he was charged with felony child abuse and suspended by the league. a-pete plead "no contest" to a misdemeanor offense. saying he was disciplining his son with a switch. now that he's clear to play, peterson's agent is said to be looking for another team to pay his 13 million dollar price tag next season. we'll see you tomorrow ( yawn ) bulldog: i just had a dream i was at mattress discounters with tempur-pedic and the largest selection of memory foam mattresses under one roof! icomfort by serta... posturepedic hybrid... ( yawn ) comforpedic by beautyrest... oooh! 48 months interest-free financing, free delivery, and queen size memory foam mattress sets as low as $697! that's more mattresses than you can shake a bone at! ♪ mattress discounters ♪ my name is tony sartorio. i'm a lineman for pg&e out of the concord service center. i have lived here pretty much my whole life. i have been married for twelve years. i have 3 kids.

as congressman kathy rogers mentioned, there's a program at the federal level that supports the charter schools. it has huge bipartisan support but doesn't have enough funding in it to keep up with the pace of growth. as dr. perry mentioned, there are a lot of families currently putting their children's names on wait lists. we have over 1 million names on these wait lists. there is a quick and easy way, nothing is easy here in washington, but there is a way to address this, by chaeting more seats and one way congress can help is by putting more money into this program. so, if you want to engage at the federal level, tell your members of congress to put more funding into the program. that's the quickest, fastest, easiest way to get rid of this wait list and to make more opportunities available for families. >> you know, both chavez and richard wright are here and if i miss any other schools, i'll meet you afterwards, but your, -- this is not a day off for you either. you're here to learn how to make it possible for your brothers and sisters and cousins and them as a group, to get off wai

a federal judge sided with peterson saying roger goodell acted outside of his authority last novembern because of a child abuse charge. they said it can't retro actively apply because it occurred before the policy was in place. >>> parts of the south are cleaning up from the rare snowstorm in alabama. police used military humvees to patrol the roads. this morning most roads are passable but secondary roads are iffy. schools will be closed another day. some businesses are also staying closed or opening late this morning. >>> that southern storm is moving out to sea without bringing more snow to boston. the city only needs another six inches of snow to set an all-time record. meanwhile, the region's snow-crippled mass transit won't be up for another month. they replaced the general manager this week. >>> snow is getting people fired these days. >> keeping kids out of school. >> this is serious. more details now, safety warnings we were telling you about were issued to united pilots. one pilot in an on-line forum said the messages the pilots got are routine. the memo follows some close c

roger fredder in dubai. djokovic got there by winning in three sets. federer crushed his opponent in straight sets. currently leads 19-17. >>> the international cycling union has called for the estona team to be stripped of their win. it follows an audit ordered that found a number of anti-doping violations. >>> the new york yankees batter alex rodriguez has been welcomed back by his teammates and fans as he joins his team for spring training. the 39-year-old made his return after completing a season-long suspension for doping. his return is not only divided opinion and his team manager says rodriguez needs to prove his place ahead of the opening game of the season on april 6th. >> i think the most important thing that comes back is his offense. and hopefully that is the quickest. it's hard to say. you know when i watched him take ground balls, his hands seem to work fine. his throws seem to be fine. when he took bp that seemed to be fine. but it's at that faster pace that you can see. you open it's his offense. >>> minnesota vikings adrian peterson will be reinstated back into the nfl after a judg

. >>> appealing a federal judge's ruling which overturned the suspension of star running back adrian peterson. the judge says nfl commissioner roger goodell acted outside his authority last november when he suspended peterson because of a child abuse charge. the decision says the league can't retroactively apply its conduct personnel policy because it occurred before the policy was in place. >>> disaster averted thanks to the quick thinking of a connecticut police officer. that suv clears the tracks just seconds before a commuter train comes barreling through. moments earlier, the officer noticed the vehicle was stuck on the tracks. that train was approaching so he ran down the row of cars ahead yelling for everybody to move forward just a bit. they did and a likely crash was avoided by inches. >>> meanwhile some frightening wrong-way moments on a texas highway. this is caught on a police dash cam. you see the driver. that drive over there is going the wrong way. speeding eastbound in the westbound lanes of the freeway and smashes head-on into a family minivan. you're about to see that moment come up right there. both the parents

rogers. but it's now for a look at other stories in the news. federalthree men believed to have been plotting to join isis may have been taken into isis. one man was arrested at jfk airport one in brooklyn, one in florida. they came to the attention of law enforcement last summer after expressing support for isis online. and two utility workers are in critical condition after a natural gas explosion. look at that. a total of 15 people were injured when gas crews and emergency responders were investigating a strong smell of natural gas yesterday. a police car camera recording the explosion. boston getting more of what it doesn't need. snow. the city now has more than 100 inches. the second snowiest on record with nearly a month of winter to go. meanwhile, another winter snow bringing more snow and ice to many areas in the south hit hard last week as governors declared states of emergency. heavy snow may be to blame for at least 17 people injured in a 40-car pile up on i-95 in maine. a school bus and a tractor-trailer. thankfully, no fatalities were repor

skversky and ducis rogers and the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner we hope you'll join us for "action news" at 11:00. >>> on this thursday night, breaking news. what federal investigators have just revealed about that deadly train collision. new pictures coming in at this hour. inside the train. and what we've now learned about the mother behind the wheel of that suv. >>> new details tonight on the plane crash. the story from inside that car, hit by the plane. >>> also at this hour the fbi crackdown on americans trying to get to syria. the newest case four from the heartland, stopped at jfk airport. >>> the next snowstorm, lasting for days. and the giant system slamming the west tonight. >>> and made in america. and the promise, the jeans, the t-shirts you can trace back to the american farm the cotton. who did we find? >> hi david. >> creating american jobs.

as a congressman kathy rogers mentioned, there's a program at the federal level that supports the charter schools. it has huge bipartisan support, but doesn't have enough funding in it to keep up with the pace of growth. as dr. perry mentioned, there are a lot of families currently putting their children's names on wait lists. we have over a million names on these wait lists. there is a quick and easy way, nothing is easy here in washington, but there is a way to address this, by chaeting more seats and one way congress can help is by putting more money into this program. so if you want to engage at the federal level, tell your members of congress to put more funding into the program. that's the quickest, fastest, easiest way to get rid of this wait list and to make more opportunities available for families. >> you know, both chavez and richard wright are here and if i miss any other schools, i'll meet you afterwards, but your, this is not a day off for you either. you're here to learn how to make it possible for your brothers and sisters and cousins and them as a group, to get off wait l

as congressman kathy mc mcmorris-rogers mentioned there's a program at the federal level that supports the growth of charter schools. it's called the charter school program. it's been around since the mid '90s. it has huge bipartisan support. but it simply doesn't have enough funding in it to keep up with the pace of growth. as dr. perry mentioned, there are a lot of families who are currently putting their children's names on wait lists. we have over a million names right now on these charter school wait lists. there is a very quick and easy way. i don't want to say quick and easy because nothing is easy here in washington. but there is a way to address this wait list by creating more charter school seats. and one way congress can help is by putting more money into this program. so if you want to engage at the federal level, tell your members of congress to put more funding into the charter school program. that's the quickest, fastest, easiest way to get rid of this wait list and to make more opportunities available for families. [ applause ] >> you know, both chavez and richard wrigh

charged with child abuse and yesterday, the federal judge determined that the arbitrator exceeded his authority. peterson is eligible for reinstatement. rogeroodell still the only person to take him off the ineligible list. >>> one player starts clapping in some faces. the staffer told vanderbilt and stalling berated baldwin. >> we don't do that! apologize. i'll [ bleep ] kill you. >> released the statement after the game and apologized for how he handled the situation. he said one of the players violated what we believe to be good sportsmanship. i made a very inappropriate comment. obviously it was not meant literally, it was inappropriate. i apologized to the player following the game. >>> the nba. the cavaliers and warriors in what may be an nba preview. lebron james scored a season high 42 points. they were able to hold the curry brothers to 31 points. they have won 17 of 19. a little bad news. kyrie irving left the game with an injured shoulder. he is scheduled for an mri later today. >>> when olympic athletes go for goal in 2016 gamblers will go for the green. nevada gaming commission approved an amendment to state regulations allowin

federal department of homeland security to run out of money. on the house side: senior republicans, including kentucky's hal rogers, pushed a three-week funding measureonsequently, we're putting before you a bill to temporarily finance them while we go to conference on the main year end financing of the department, that's what this is all about. >> woodruff: a number of republicans were still demanding that the "main, year-end" funding measure overturn the president's directives on immigration. but democrats in the senate have blocked that effort, and their house counterparts pressed the g.o.p. today to accept reality. >> mister speaker let your republicans go! let them come to the floor and vote on a clean bill! we could pass it before this afternoon. that bill would be in the white house tonight, and we could go home, sleeping, knowing that this nation's security is in good hands. >> woodruff: as the day went on, house republican leaders had to call a lengthy recess to round up votes. they finally succeeded late this the joint resolution is not passed. >> woodruff: but g.o.p. leaders insisted that's not the end of it. >> members are advised additio

federal election commission alleges they provided voter data to candidates including hillary clinton and president obama and funneled nearly 100 million into the campaign. that brings us to look who is talking. roger clinton foundation is all a sham. >>> this is a phony charity. this is a warehouse operation for the political operations of bill and hillary clinton. it is a luxury travel service for grifters. they have spent $70 million on luxury travel for bill and hillary. it is interesting that over half of the contributions over 5 million come from foreign countries that are prohibited to giving to a u.s. political campaign. >> and the time now is about 20 minutes until the top of the hour. a fox news alert. new details emerging from the deadly road rage shooting after the suspect is arrested in a dramatic standoff. >> we know this boy. i couldn't tell you this before. he knew where i lived. >> but the story doesn't end there. the connection before the gun fight. >> how they did it. brand new details about the hack that gave the nsa access to billions of cell phones. >> atheists taking on angels. why a group is fighting to take down a teacher's memorial. >> welcome back. in las vegas a week lon

pocos saben que el gobierno federal otorga 150.000 millones de dÓlares en becas. hoy estÁ con nosotros roger? >> las diferentes universidades tienen diferentes deadlines. >> diferentes fechas lÍmites. >> ajÁ. pero lo más antes posible, porque hay que hacer la verificaciÓn... >> tienen que verificar toda la informaciÓn de la solicitud. >> claro. mÁs rápido se puede hacer la aplicaciÓn, para que no se demoren, no pierdan las clases. porque si no estÁ el fafsa listo, tiene capar los estudiantes. >> y para los que piensan que tal vez no califican porque su pareja era mucho dinero, ¿cuÁl es la recomendaciÓn? >> todo el mundo piensa que porque los padres hacen mucho dinero, no coge el dinero del gobierno. pero tambiÉn pueden hacer las becas, y sin el fafsa no se puede coger nada de eso. >> roger veloso, muchÍsimas gracias por acompaÑarnos esta maÑana. recuerde, estudie, hay dinero. univisiÓn contigo lo invita a que llene esta solicitud. puede visitar univisiÓn.com/fafsa. >> este segmento es presentado por aflac. ♪ ♪ >> y sÍ duelen. cuando nos damos un golpe, no sÓlo quedamos a doloridos, sino much

federal court documents expects nearly one third of retired players to develop long-term cognitive problems. traumatic brain injuries at a far higher rate than the general population. last week, nfl commissioner rogeraised the league for its recent efforts to protect its players. >> we're doing more to protect our players from unnecessary risks. hits to defenseless players this season were down 68%. and there were similar decreases in other areas pertaining to the safety of the game. we reported yesterday that concussions were down 25% this past regular season. continuing a three-year trend. and we are establishing the position of a chief medical officer. this individual, who we expect to have in place very soon, all over's to our medical related policies. -- will oversee our medical-related policies. >> you tweeted last i that the wide receiver should be checked for concussion, but he stayed in the game. >> not only did he stand again, he caught the winning touchdown in the game, which is just going to be more incentive to cover these things up. those percentages the roger goodell just put forward, those numbers are more massaged and the police numbers on the tv show "the wire." it is put for to s

. >> chairman rogers has a ready said that the proposed tax increases will never be enacted so it is a shell game with the federal budget >> i would expect that to begin. [laughter] . .he spending side. he chairs the appropriations committee. but we have to have the ways and means committee walking with us. that is the effort to are going to put for now, to put forward a responsible program that will keep the economy growing and pay the bills. host: up next, jean from wisconsin. good morning. caller: good morning. thank u so much for having this discussion. nice to talk with you, nancy. nancy, i have a long -- well not along, but here goes. during the clinton administration, ukraine was able to perfect way able to defend itself -- to perfectly able to defend itself. i believe there was a shield or dome created that ukraine would be completely protected. during the clinton administration, he had an agreement with

rogers discusses the impact of the edward snowden leaks. then, a look at how the syrian government is employing cyber attacks. later, john colin on the cyber threats posed by other countries. federal reserve chair janet yellen deserves the monetary policy report to congress thursday morning. we will have her testimony starting at 10:00 a.m. eastern live on c-span three. secretary of state john kerry testifies tuesday the for the senate foreign relations committee. he will be questioned on the state department's 2016 budget request and challenges abroad including isis russia, and iran. that is live at 2:30 eastern on c-span three. >> the c-span cities tour takes book tv in american history tv on the road, traveling to u.s. cities to learn about history and literary life read we partner with comcast or a visit to galveston, texas. >> with the opening of the suez canal in 1869, bailing ships were really a death blow. with the opening of the canal coal-fired ships had a shorter route to the far east, to india to all of those markets. sailing ships really needed to find a way to make their own living. instead of high-value cargo, they started carrying lower val go cargo. coal oil cotto

rogers: mr. speaker, we face a deadline that makes this continuing resolution a necessity. without it, the department of homeland security will shutter its doors at the stroke of midnight tonight. this would put thousands of federal employees on furlough, waste taxpayer dollars and create instability at the department tasked with one of the most important functions of government, potentially risking our national security. the house must pass this bill in short order to keep the lights on at the department of homeland security in the near term. hope fully this will buy us the additional time necessary, i would prefer, and i hope that we pass the full year regular d.h.s. funding bill that we negotiated on a bipartisan bicameral basis last fall. until both chambers of congress agree on how to do that, we must continue to fund the essential daily operations of our homeland security. at the same time congress must continue to fight the president's executive actions on immigration. a massive overreach of his constitutional authority. and a substantial shift in our immigration policy that i do not support. and the american people do not support. i believe we can and should continue the fight on the president's intrusion