congressman russell: well, named specifically from syria and iraq.ome wanted to extend that to certain religions or whatever. sharyl: republican congressman steve russell is a former army combat soldier who knows something about refugees from the mideast. he did tours in kosovo, afghanistan, and iraq. congressman russell: i've had to see my own soldiers suffer and die. i've had to take human life. i've had to do a lot of things that in defense of my country. i understand defending my country. sharyl: russell insists refugees from syria are no threat to national security. he says he was so upset by rhetoric from his own party, he took to the house floor the day after ryan's press conference. congressman russell: the statue of liberty cannot have a stiff arm. her arm must continue to keep the torch burning brightly. but if we use our passions, anger, and fear to snuff out her flame by xenophobic and knee-jerk policy, the enemy wins. we have played into their hands. period. sharyl: russell's speech was hours after -- and very much in line with -- this p

the russell building is very neoclassical. the dirksen building is a mirror image of the neoclassical. but the hart building is very modern. senator moynahan, who lived on capitol hill, disliked a lot of the modern architecture and during the winter when they were working on the building they covered it with plastic. in the spring, they took the plastic down and senator moynahan got the first look at the hart building, he went to the senate and introduced a resolution asking to put the plastic backup. he also submitted a resolution saying, no more building should be constructed by the federal government for the remainder of the century. quite frankly, people have got used to the building over the years. it is a comfortable building. unlike the russell building that has an open-air courtyard, the hart building has an open-air court building. it was a desperately empty space. we came before, it was a vast, empty space and they knew that they needed something in there to fill that space. the builder was commissioned to do somethi

here's russell crowe and ryan gosling in "the nice guys." me all the information. >> i thought that's what you wanted. >> what? [ groaning ] now i'm very sorry that you didn't get the message. >> i get it. i dig it. >> what about now? give me your left arm. >> huh? >> your left arm, give me your left arm. this one. >> no! >> yeah, come on! >> no! no! >> all right. look, when you're talking to your doctor, just tell him you have a spiral fracture of the left radius. >> no! no! >> deep breath! [ screaming ] [ laughter ] >> mind if i have an apple? >> jimmy: that was a good scream right there. [ cheers and applause ] it has to be a funny scream. now russell, we all know that you're an amazing actor. you're one of the best actors out there. but are you good at deceiving people and lying? because i'd like to challenge you to a game of -- >> as you know, jimmy, the last time we were having cocktails together in corsica, you know, we were having kahlua and creme de menthe, i said to you, i'm just not a guy who bull [ bleep ]. [ laughter ] >> jimmy:

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the russell building is very neoclassical. is sort of building a mirrored image of the neoclassical building. but the hart building is very modern. some people have compared it to a large ice cube tray. it is a very different looking building. moynihan,niel patrick who lived on capitol hill, dislike a lot of the modern architecture that was going on. and during the winter when they were working on the building, they actually covered it with spring, theyn the took the plastic down. and the senator introduced a resolution asking to put the plastic backup. frankly, people have got used to the building over the years. it is a comfortable building. unlike the russell building that has an open-air courtyard, the hart building has an open air at three him. it is a great space all year round. but it was a desperately empty space. when you first came to this building before, and think of the constructive in the afternoon, it was just a vast, empty space. they knew that they needed something in there to fill that space. was commissioned

but russell pled guilty to possession of heroin with intent to distribute.e is serving three years here. and he says he won't let jail alter one of his core values. >> i believe in the preservation of my race. there's a double standard. especially when it comes to whites. it's okay to have black power. it's okay to have brown pride. if you have white pride you're a [ bleep ] racist. how does that work? how is it not the same for anybody else? you know what i'm saying? so now there's brown pride month. black history month. where the hell is white history month? >> despite his feelings, russell says he's learned to get along with other races in jail. >> it's all about respect. as long as you respect me, we ain't got no problems. race or not i hate you as a race. as a man i'll respect you because, you know, you showed me respect. now who am i more apt to get along with and associate with, yeah, of course, whites. >> this is a wonderful life we get to live in sorry ass jail. i guess it could be worse. i could still be strung out and sitting here. be dope sick. >

outraged fans greeted russell with a cavalcade of boos.is lakers teammates have reportedly shunned the number two pick in last year's draft. after the game, he apologized for taking the video saying he cherished young's friendship. >> he's one of the guys that i've always talked to about anything. >> reporter: but offered no explanations how the tape got out there. >> this just got in the wrong hands. it wasn't a prank, it wasn't something for everybody else to see. it was for my and his eyes only. >> iggy responded on twitter. i actually liked d'angelo's film. thanks, bro. just a few weeks ago, iggy spoke to gma about her nuptials with young. >> anybody who's been married i empathize with you. we're trying to make our wedding cool and young and hip. >> so what was a big mistake, russell's mistake in recording this? getting it somehow out there or nick young's mistake in. >> you know, russ, they said violated the guy code there. >> completely bro code. >> yeah. >> completely bro code. >> where do you stand? >> he violated the code. nick yo

the russell building is very neoclassical. the dirksen building is a mirror image of the neoclassical. but the hart building is very modern. senator moynahan, who lived on capitol hill, disliked a lot of the modern architecture and during the winter when they were working on the building they covered it with plastic. in the spring, they took the plastic down and senator moynahan got the first look at the hart building, he went to the senate and introduced a resolution asking to put the plastic backup. he also submitted a resolution saying, no more building should be constructed by the federal government for the remainder of the century. quite frankly, people have got used to the building over the years. it is a comfortable building. unlike the russell building that has an open-air courtyard, the hart building has an open-air court building. empty a desperately space. vast,e before, it was a empty space and they knew that they needed something in there to fill that space. the builder was commissioned to do something specificall

russell: look, this is a real issue. and no one sitting here doesn't have care to two the right things. to also knowledge that those who deal with ptsd issues are also liable to be suffering from some kind of pain due to their service? they are associated together would you agree? dr. crowe: not necessarily. they call occur -- can call both occur. opioids and never used to treat ptsd. rep. russell: i will take you at your word for that, but i would also absolutely put it to you that people suffering from ptsd often p todrugged with a great deal of medications, and follow doctor's orders. i have exceeds my time. i would like to say, these programs -- there is far more evidence that they work that they don't. there is an awful lot of evidence that we are not doing a good job with the treatment of ptsd, and have a lot of veterans suicides -- i only come as a combat veteran, not a doctor -- what i would tell you is we are not meeting those types of issues, and we trying to drug our veterans, send them off to some clinic, rat

russell for five minutes. steve russell: thank you, mr. chairman, and thank you each for being here today. i notice that you served in the military, and when you did, that the veterinary capacity, as i understand. is that correct? michael fallon: yes, sir. steve russell: did you develop a bond with the animals in your care? michael fallon: absolutely, yes. steve russell: would you say that now as a doctor of veteran -- veterinary medicine that you , have a bond with the animals in your care? michael fallon: absolutely. steve russell: do you see danger in repairing service dogs with veterans? michael fallon: well, as i have seen problems with dogs that are not properly trained. we had the two children bitten, and it did not help those veterans. there are some things to take into consideration. if the dog becomes sick, ends up -- ends upllness with a chronic illness and there , are huge bills associated, and the veteran can be depressed, and we have seen that. steve russell: how would you compare that with opioids abuse and veterans and harm

russell? mr. russell votes aye. mr. courtney? mr. mcarthur? >> the clerk will report the tally. >> mr. chairman there are 35 aye votes, 26 no votes. >> the amendment is adopted. the question occurs on amendment 28 by mr. bridenstine on the lesser prairie chicken. the clerk will call the roll. >>> mr. thorn bury. >> pass mr. thornbury passes. mr. smith votes no. mr. jones votes no. ms. sanchez votes no. mr. forbes votes aye. mr. brady votes no. mr. miller votes aye. misdavis votes no. mr. wilson voice aye. mr. lobiando votes no. mr. larsen voice know. mr. bishop votes aye. mr. cooper votes no. mr. terner votes bordallo votes no. mr. kline votes aye. mr. courtney? mr. courtney? mister rogers votes aye. ms. tsongas votes no. mr. franks votes aye. mr. garamendi votes no. mr. schuster votes aye. mr. johnson votes no. mr. conaway votes aye. missystem peier votes no mr. lamborn votes aye. mr. castro votes no. mr. whitman vote aye. ms. duckworth votes no. mr. hunter votes aye. mr. peters votes no. doctor fleming votes aye. mr. beesy? mr. kauffman vote

>> gl plus we have russell simmons, music mogul on our panel tonight.hat better night to talk about somebody who-- i mean, for me, prince just meant so much. the 80s was just an interesting time for me. michael jackson and prince just exploded. >> yeah. they changed everything. >> larry: absolutely. that's what it sealed like. did prince mean something to you at that time zoo i think he is one of the sweetest people i have ever met. every time i met him he was very nice to me. he was very sweet to all the fans that approached him. i didn't have a tight relationship with him, so i can't give any personal insight. in the 80s, michael and prince were not rap heroes. but i remember watching "when doves cry" and getting into it more. the melodies always got me. at first we thought of them-- they didn't like us very much. >> larry: who? >> the whole music, everybody, the 80s. >> when you came in with def jam. >> the sonic landscape was a lot different back then. >> i look back and have such great appreciation for him. >> let it go. >> i think they love you no

i compared the s&p 500 to the russell starting back when the russell dropped the low the 200-day, andhas lagged since then. here, aswe rally above long as it can hold, we have decent volume over the next couple days. we might rally back up towards the all-time high in the russell. julie: does that mean you are buying calls, for example, when it comes to the russell, and you think that will continue to spread to larger caps? i think the timing is a little bit off. i want to see it kind of -- [indiscernible] [no audio] julie: sound like we're having ate mic trouble with david the cboe. he was going to talk about netflix, which is out after the close of trading. those chairs are suffering their biggest drop in five weeks ahead of that earnings report after the bell. we have been talking about it as amazon announced it will offer prime video as a stand-alone service for more competition for netflix. we have talked about the international subscriber growth being key for netflix, as well. with its has maxed out domestic subscriber growth. spread, ia put believe, on that stock. hopefully we

russell. mr. russell: thank you, madam speaker. i want to thank my brother combat infantryman, warrior and colleague from new york, mr. gibson, for his leadership in this effort. madam speaker, in 1940, our nation faced tough decisions. lawmakers in this chamber debated over our constitutional requirement to defend our republican -- republic. faced with a decade of depression, declining budgets and enormous domestic needs, president roosevelt recognized that the nation was woefully unprepared to defend herself given the alarming developments in asia and europe the previous two years. congress acted and although assured we could stay out of the war, this body passed the unprecedented selective service act of 1940 to increase our defensive posture. while some would call it timely, we were still woefully unprepared for the horrific attacks on our naval, land and air forces in 1941. when the blow fell, we had for the first time a sizable forward deployed force based in the philippine islands, in d

russell knox sharing second. he charged today with 67. bryson dechambeau, what a start to his professional career with a tie fifth. it's just past midnight in south africa you could tell by grace's reaction, this is a very big step in his career. nick: absolutely huge. he'll start thinking of even bigger and better things. he's committed to the american tour now. so wow, what a great way to start. you have your exemption. you're going back to augusta national next year. [captioning funded by cbs sports division] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] jim: luke donald looking at the a nod to zach, the caddie for branden grace. he's caddied for gary player and louis oosthuizen. in fact, he was with oosthuizen at st. andrews in 2010 when louis won. the open championship. no doubt his assistance today has gone a long way. tonight on cbs, it all begins with "60 minutes," "madam secretary," "the good wife," elementary. the "60 minutes" story, you'v

russell knox now third. brandt snedeker and kevin kisner, who was the runner-up here last year to jim furyk. and we should mention the defending champion here still out. had surgery on his wrist. we saw him back week at augusta. anxious to get him out here playing hopefully in the coming weeks as he recovers. he was here today when it all started. nick: careful. he's going to spind a bunch down the last. jim: he could drop from fourth here into sixth. points and money to dechambeau and kevin na. i saw matt kuchar this week and we got to the story about how many great players have won here. he had an interesting theory. so many mayors build up getting ready for the masters to be in peak form at augusta and there's only going to be one guy walking away with the green jacket but you come here and maybe it didn't work out there. maybe something went wrong and you got off track early but you've been for weeks trying to get your game at the optimal position it can be. snowy i agree 100%. all the majors, you grind,

the move in twitter is down 16% on the day, and currently the worst performing stockton russell 1,000 and on track of the fourth worst day ever as a public company. not to mention heavy volume surpassing the 30-day volume as the the investors digest the social media's latest earnings, and keep in mind of the 44 analysts covering twitter, 18 have cut the price targets on the stock. carl? >> thank you, seema. and julia boorstin sat down with jack dorsey and she is here to wrap that up. good morn g ing to you. >> good morning, carl. the twitter shares are off dramt clishgs a cli, and i asked jack dorsey what he doing to get it back on track and to change the company's perception of the potential. >> and we have a development team, and engineering what we believe to be the best experience out there around life and what is happening now.

. >> i would like to bring in russell moore, he's president of the ethics and religious liberty commission of the southern baptist convention. and aclu deputy director, louise melling. >> thank you. >> thank you. welcome to you both. mr. moore, let me start with you. it is -- there's an argument to be made that these laws are legalizing the ability of people, using religion to discriminate against lesbians and gays. and obviously, the argument is

russell: absolutely. be interested in the british team, headed by the most successful olympic of all time, so that team has a good chance. there is a competitive field this time, probably the most competitively have seen in recent history. iscourse, the u.s. team headed by john the, and that was an amazing comeback. of course, a lot of people were turned on by that race. it was an exciting race with lots of passing, competition between the boats, so as you say this time, we have double the amount of sponsors involved america's cup in the cash involved in the america's cup because they have seen the changes that have been made have been beneficial in making it more available for the public to enjoy. the gold medal at the olympics, you wanon the america's cup five times, which are you most proud of? russell: they were a lot of special moments in my career. i am no longer active as a sailor. these votes command a physical command of- boats physical condition for young people who race than these days, but i d

how would you introduce me to russell crowe?ou're not going to -- >> "russ, this is seth," and then he'd run to the door once he heard it was me. and then i'd be, like, let's go to d & bs. seth's here. he really wants dave and busters. >> seth: let's go to dave and busters. [ laughter ] >> yeah. and we'd play basketball. >> seth: okay, gotcha. this is way more than me saying hello. it seems like you planned a whole night. >> we're gonna hang out. yeah. >> seth: i would bet russell crowe would get mobbed at dave & busters. >> you think that's where his people are? [ laughter ] >> seth: that's a good point. [ cheers and applause ] cecily strong, everybody. "snl" returns this week with russell crowe and musical guest margo price. and "the boss" is in theaters friday. we'll be right back with more "late night." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ (boy) ma, pa - why do we settle for cable? (mom) because we're settlers and that's what we do. (girl) but with directv and at&t, you can get your tv and wireless service from one provider. (dad) are

russell. mr. russell votes no. mr. larson. mr. larson votes aye. mr. macarthur. >> clerk will report the result. >> mr. chairman, there were 24 aye votes. there were 37 no votes. >> the amendment is not agreed to. if there are no further amendments, chair recognizes the gentleman from nevada, dr. heck, for the purpose of offering a motion. >> mr. chairman, i move to adopt the subcommittee report on the subcommittee on military personnel as amended. >> questions on the motion of the gentleman from nevada. quorum being present. the ayes have it and the motion is adopted. committee will now receive the report of the subcommittee on strategic forces pursuant to committee rule 17 and in consultation with the ranking member, postpone recorded votes in this particular portion of the mark until the end of the subcommittee mark. chair recognizes the chairman of the subcommittee, the gentleman from alabama, mr. rogers, for any comments he'd like to make. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i thank both you and the ranking member smith for your leadership again this year

today is russell.sell hey, russell.t he's into i spring. >> yes, he is.es, he might be in michigan. russell says it was 60 degrees0e when he snapped this photo onaps top of the p mountain.ntain. >> that's pretty cool. tha >> i love it.e it. >> for your chance to bence toe tomorrow's fan leave a commentom below russell's picture on ourn facebook page. >> i like action pics likee russell's way to go.y t g >> we like it when you take us on your travels so thanks foro h taking us on your >> big smile, mr. russell. >>> all right, i wouldn't bee surprised if it snowed hered ifd all of a sudden.al it's like man -- >> don't say that maureen.t mau. >> i don't want to say it but iu you've been hindering that we're in the past --in t pas >> no, we're not. we've got cold conditionscolddi coming back tomorrow, we'vew, got cold conditions comingg back for the weekend. for >> was i really off? ieall >> i'm just saying.us >> no, you are off but we're we' talk about weather here. [laughter]r] >> wow. >> we ignore her.>> we ig >> it's al

. >> henry: russell's fine furniture, in santa clara. the man, behind it...ry: who is celebrating a birthday? 124 years! >> richard: no, no. no! >> richard: it's not my birthday! >> henry: who doesn't look a day over.... >> laughter >> richard: it's not my birthday. i told you it's the anniversary of our company in the furniture business. my family started in 1892! >> henry: that would be like your brother? >> laughter >> henry: no. >> richard: no. >> henry: his grandfather. >> richard: my grandfather. >> henry: congratulations.

tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- russell crowe. jonathan groff.

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russell westbrook and company, russell trying to take a 2-0 series lead, final seconds, west westbrook pushing it, gets it to kevin durant, from 33 from the floor. steven adams, they think they dallas faithful saying no basket and they were correct. you see the ball still in adams' hands as the clock goes off. no basket. the mavericks win it and tie the series at 1 before they head to dallas. concern for the warriors about steph curry, concern to dallas, williams is doubtful for game three. >> that's a bigger concern if you're the warriors. >> that's all we got, back to you. >> all right, sounds good. so close, that basket. >>> up next in "the pulse." a prosecco problem. why there could be a shortage of the bubbly. >> a pretty embarrassing moment here for the ball boy. but she just can't see it. so excedrin worked with me to show my mom what i experience during a migraine. excedrin relieves my pain and symptoms. but their dedication to migraine sufferers oh my god... i'm so sorry, honey, that you go through this. now i finally feel understood. experience more stories at excedrin.com al

tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- russell crowe. jonathan groff.

. >> here is a look at russell athletic, at the pins t-shirt on sale at wal-mart.assachusetts. ooms. someone really needs geography lesson, russell at let he can, wal-mart, removing it from stores, trying to figure out how the mistake could have happened. meanwhile, before you head out the door here, three things happening today that you need to know. three to go. >> the pennsylvania afl-cio convention kicks off today in philadelphia. several top officials will speak today, including mayor jim kenney and attorney general, kathleen kane. hillary clinton will be there tomorrow. followed by bernie sanders, on thursday. >> meanwhile, it is primary day in wisconsin, polls show sanders with slim lead over clinton, ted cruz ahead of donald trump heading into today's vote. >> and the pothole patrol. will be out today, in delaware county. expect some lane closures on 322, between baltimore pike, and i-95. while crews patch up the potholes, and that's three go. >> meanwhile, coming up in the next hour of cbs-3 "eyewitness news", team coverage of villanova historic win. >> st

it's a chance for amy russell and her family to be a part of a rare opportunity. >> it makes it all come alive, really, i mean, we're looking at the constitution and how it all got put together, and now we're going to see a live event. >> reporter: amy russell said although her sons are not old enough to vote, they are invested in the presidential race. we expect to hear from senator cruz around 7:00 tonight. we'll be there. brandon hudson, nbc 10 news. >>> brandon, thank you. john kasich's campaign has him in pennsylvania today. he stopped by a restaurant in pittsburgh this afternoon. again, pennsylvania and delaware hold their primary elections one week from today on april 26th. new jersey voters go to the polls june 7th. for complete coverage incoming the latest counts and upcoming primaries and caucuses, tap the nbc 10 app. >>> from our delaware bureau this evening, police search for a man who assaulted a woman on a running trail there just before 9:00 last night on the james haul trail in newark county. the woman was found unconscious, but breathing after a man wearing a ski mask an

the russell building is very neoclassical. it is sort of a merrill image of the neoclassical building. the hart building is very modern, some people compared it to a large ice cube tray. a very different looking building. >> don ritchie takes us inside the newest of the three senate office buildings. the 1983 hart senate office building to learn about its construction. portraitan national gallery, david ward chronicles abraham lincoln's life through photographs and portraits. takes time out from writing the and all real addressed to sit for this last photograph which he does kinds of -- kind of peevish. the eyes disappear in which his present to the public -- >> for the complete weekend schedule, go to www.c-span.org. all week long, american history tv is joining our cable partners to showcase the history of long beach, california. to learn more, visit www.c-span.org/citiestour. long beach has always been proud of its aviation history. in january of 1910 the first united states air meet was held here in the mingus field which

russell's car flipped and she died at the scene.secutors say johnson kept going but did return to the crash area an hour later and was arrested. investigators say he was driving on a suspended license and without insurance. >>> a bill that would place limits on abortion in pennsylvania has made it out of house committee. the house health committee voted 16-10 in favor of the proposal that would prohibit abortions after 20 weeks. the current law allows abortions up to 24 weeks if the bill becomes law abortions after 24 weeks would only be allowed if needed to save the mother's live. >>> tensions are rising over the future of atlantic city today the state of new jersey filing suit against the city. the lawsuit would prevent atlantic city from making a payroll payment friday because governor chris christie says the city owes its school district $34 million. lawsuit comes two days before city council planned to vote on converting workers to a 28 day pay period to keep the government functioning. governor christie says it's the only way

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fernandes, russell dropped out of high school in 1942 to fight in world war two. >>> it was a special night for a followly that has worked to help children find families for more than a decade. gloria hoffman, presented a stan hochman compassion for kid award to the family, which works on behalf of the national adoption center to find homes for vulnerable children. tonight's ceremony took place at the crystal tea room in center city philadelphia. andy: mr. dunphy? is that you? haley? andy, wh-- uh, what are you doing here? setting up for an open house tomorrow. what are you d-- [ gasps ] splish, splash, who was taking a bath?! me. i snuck over last night, but the faucet leaked, >>> there was a pep rally tonight at boat house row for philadelphia rec centers, and then there was big names on hand. eagles players jason kelce, vinny curry and connor barwin, they were there to lend their support. mayor kenney, of course, on hand, hoping that his proposal to tax sugar drinks will help make over city parks, recollect centers and libraries. >>> tomorrow the nfl draft. >> um-hmm. >> we think t

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his name is russell. he loves inch go bike here, thank you to our sponsors at inched go.say you love riding inched go. >> one of the best ways to get around the sit that i i can think. >> end go, best public transportation going. >> you work downtown, get off at temple. then you take a book, you right into work? >> absolutely. the reason i did that, i mean, work is stressful. >> yes. >> so one of the things that you can do to relieve stress, exercise, so, bike riding is basically one of the best ways to exercise to get around the city. >> so that's what i do. i get off at temple. where i graduated from. >> me too. >> and i will get off at that station, grab an indigo bike, ride from temple station, into 17th and jfk where my particular favorite station is, park the bike, and i'm ready to take on the day. >> oh, take on your day, russell, i appreciate it, he's super excited. i have people from indigo. this is, hold on, this is erin. >> hi,. >> now, how easy is it to get one of these bikes. >> we should just hire russell, he said it so well. honestly one thing we are happy