federal prosecutors had asked for sampson to spend two years in jail. citing letters from luminaries like forney at former attorney general and his diminished physical condition his lawyer argued for him to get probation. and that's what he got. one year of house arrest. ironically arrest. ironically where is that going to be? >> there is some irony to the fact that the goal was to make it easier for him to get to the house in south carolina that he liked to spend his weekend that. now he has been sentenced to spending all of his time in that house. >> what you got? >> it was filled to the brim for the fourth annual -- >> mongo is a devoted --'s trip those of you unfamiliar, imagine a slower, drunker, drunker and significantly more raucous version of, con. -- comic con. [inaudible] these fans this december after 30 years behind the mic. so ron and mike along with -- decided to throw mike a going away party. >> the appearance of the fourth there is something else lingering in the air. uncertainty. people are worried who will replace mike in 2018. >> what

sampson came in to see us today, he says naming the squad next monday will "bring huge benefits". the group stage four years ago. we wa nt we want to win, that's for sure. we will go into this tournament with the mindset, do our best. we need to win six games, that is what football tournaments are about. some big highs and lows in canada. that experience will be important in the summer. the culture, media and sport select committee investigating doping in sport have heard from the doctor, who received the mystery package for sir bradley wiggins in 2011. richard freeman has provided written evidence, maintaining that the parcel contained a legal decongestant. all parties deny any wrongdoing and the allegations that it was a banned steroid. freeman says he regrets the poor medical record—keeping at the time. damian collins, the chair of the committee, wants more answers. uk anti—doping are carrying out their own investigation. scotland rugby union captain greig laidlaw says he hopes to be back playing in three or four weeks, in time for this summer's tour of australia. laidlaw misse

sampson came in to see us today, he says naming the squad next monday will "bring huge benefits".that potential for injuries. but we have a talented group of players, the players who miss out will be on the stand—by list and the good professionals, they‘ll keep himself fit and will be ready to go if they called upon. the 23 people we will trust to go to holland this summer and do the country proud, i‘m confident the players we picked will soon do that. the third in the world cup, third in the other cup. what is the barometer of su ccess ? the other cup. what is the barometer of success? we want to win. we go in the tournament with the mindset that we could win. do our best. we need to win six games, that‘s what tournament football‘s is about, winning football matches. they‘re ready for that. we had lot highs and lows in canada. that‘s important come the summer. we‘re going in to win, focus and deliver that. we have ha rd win, focus and deliver that. we have hard work to put in to make sure we‘re much better team come to life. a huge part of preparation was the she believes cup. he

, the surgeon, previously punished for stealing from hugh sampson, his 14-year-old servant, taunted the senior mercilessly with choruses of hand him up, hand the buggers up. next to be flung over the side, his skull split by an axe, was lieutenant reed, not withstanding richard redman's bedside assurance that he would not be harmed. not to be outdone, richard redman later described as a tall and lean, with a -- red complex, seized the boatswain, john martin, who brought his wife, fanny, aboard the ship with captain pigott's blessing. not uncommon in the royal navy. by the holy ghost, ex-exclaimed redmon the boatswain shall go with the rt. my god, john martin declared to his attackers, what have i done to you? i've only been six months with you. dragged to the main deck, martin put up a ferocious struggle, protesting that he would not die like a dog. bathed in blood, his knees buckling this boatswain was hurled into the sea. by which time fanny, a witness, fainted. her life spared, she nonetheless was forced for the remainder of the night to share a cabin with able seaman richard redman.

, the surgeon previously punished for stealing from hugh sampson, his 14 -year-old servant, pummeled the surgeon with courses of hand them up, and the bloggers up. next we flung over the side is skull split by next was lieutenant reed, notwithstanding richard redman's bedside assurance that he would not be harmed. not to be outdone, richard redman later describes with a swarthy complexion see the votes and, donna martin who had brought his wife fanny aboard the ship with captain pickett's blessing. this is not uncommon by the way in the royal navy. by the holy ghost, exclaimed redmond. the votes and will go with the rest. my god, john martin declared to his attackers. what have i done to you? i've only been with you six months. dragged to the main deck, martin put up a ferocious struggle protesting that he would not die like a dog. bathed in blood, his knees buckling, the votes and was hurled into the sea. by which time fanny witnessed painted. her life spared she nonetheless forced of the remainder of the night to share a cabin with able seaman, richard redman. not even lieutenant m

chris sampson, speaking to us from houston, thank you forjoining us.nt suffers its second defeat in a week in the house of lords over brexit. peers want a bigger say for parliament on any final deal. money for new grammar schools in england is expected to be announced in tomorrow's budget. the cia refuses to comment as the website wikileaks publishes what it claims is evidence the agency uses a wide range of computer hacking tools. sport now and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre. olly foster has the latest. good evening. arsenal need at leaast four goals tonight againmst bayern munich if they are to reach the champions league quarterfinals.. they lost 5—1 in the first leg three weeks ago. there was an organised protest mach outside the emirates before kick—off. fan calling for arsene wenger to leave the club. the only way to silence those critics would be to make history perhaps and become the first tea m to overturn a four—goal deficit in this competition. theo walcott has given them a glimmer of hope with the opener, manuel neuer, someho

she was walking her springer named sampson when he began tugging at her. >> when i turned around my dogooking at a trash bag. >> sticking out t out of the baa dog's nose. >> i was horrified, more horrified when i saw the condition she was in. >> she was emaciated and barely alive. adams called 911. >> it took months to bring her back to good health. this is what she looks like now. investigators say the dog they since named cranberry was microchip leading them to michael long who adopted the dog earlier. >> we found evidence 23 in his e to link her back to cranberry. >> it's horrible that it was a police officer that did this. >> this is cranberry now running around her home where she was adopted by a happy faim. >> sh she now spends her days aa couch potato in her suburban home. >> as for the woman that found cranberry? >> i'm happy i was able to save her. and your dog. >> he got lots of treats. >> officer long has been suspended with intent to dismiss by police commissioner richard ross. he faces two counts of animal cruelty. dann cuellar, "action news." >> thank you, dan. the republi

separate and kelly will serve in prison is 18 months more than the port authority chairman david sampson will serve. he extorted his own flight out of united airlines to new york to south carolina. the judge in that case gave him one your house arrest in his beautiful home, and two years of probation. no jail time. >> number two, the bridgegate aftermath and the trial have been financially devastating for kelly and her family. her attorney said in court on wednesday, that she is not been able to pay him and he's a pretty high-priced attorney. he's confident she will pay him back but the financial situation is so tenuous, no job and four kids that she hasn't been able to do so. number one, her son, was born 17 years ago. it's called total autonomous pulmonary veins with abstraction. his pulmonary veins were actually outside the hearts and on the wrong side of his body. he credits in a letter to the judge his mother for making sure he survived that time. it took 25 risky surgeries and now he is happy as ever. bonus fact, according to an archived version of her twitter fee, shall us to list

sampson, a close alley of new governor chris christie pleaded guilty to bribery.lso led to the resignation of former united c.e.o. 24 hours a day powered by more than 2,600 journalists and analysts in over countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. scarlet. scarlet: thank you so much, mark. turn now to the insurance sector. shares making a comeback in the last month after the company had the latest results and investors to count on growth. is the c.e.o. allen, thanks for joining us. to reshapeen working the company, shifting the focus solutions division that covers the computers and major appliances. is that transition going? alan: what we're really doing s focusing around large consumer purchases, consumers buying a house, they're renting house, they're buying a car, they're buying consumer electronic. business to those who sell or finance those products. it's going well. some e gotten out of the of the businesses where we didn't have advantage and focused our resources around purchases in umer partnership with the people who deal with the consumer. with a

now out of west philadelphia, a 73-year-old woman found dead inside this home on the 4800 block of sampsontreet. when they went to the home to check on the woman around 8:00 tonight they found the front door open. they said the unidentified woman had a head wound and was pronounced dead at the scene. police are trying to figure out what happened. >>> an autistic 16-year-old hospitalized after found bound and bruised in the mantua section of the city. all police were called for reports of a person screaming. found outside in between two row homes with feet bound and bruises on his wrists. they are investigating. anyone with information is asked to call police. >>> and police in philadelphia are investigating a deadly shooting. the victim was found along the 1900 block of south 61st street at about 7:30. the man described at being in his 20s suffered a gunshot wound to the head. >>> pennsylvania governor tom wolf ordered flags at half staff to honor a fire fighter who died on his way to the scene of a deadly fire in harrisburg on friday night. a 3-year-old girl was killed in that fire. and o

mark sampson's side go into tonight's game after beating world champions usa i—o at the weekend.l three games are tough, all three teams are ranked higher than us in the world rankings. the germans, we've beaten them once i've found that with the world cup which wasn't too long ago but we had tied results against them since, it will be a big test but i think we can beat them. former england batsman kevin pietersen has resigned for surrey to play in this summer's t20 blast competition. he will play his first game against essex at the ovaljuly 19th and then he'll be available for the rest of the tournament. pietersen firstjoined the club in 2010 and he says he's "absolutely over the moon to be joining surrey again." india's cricketers have pulled off a dramatic win over australia in bangaluru to level the four match test series at 1—1. australia needed just 188 to win but were skittled out for just 112. they were already in deep trouble when captain steve smith was given out by lbw. smith was unsure whether to review the decision and seemed to try to communicate with his dressing r

and in sampson and toddelilah. but next time i saw you, you were the bearded lady.i knew she was not going to be type cast. >> reporter: and neither will the justice. >> she's quite the season. she comes in a teeny tiny package, but she's quite formidable. she's a real powerhouse and mighty force to be reckoned with. >> reporter: they both found their voice. one is an international opera star, the other on the supreme court of the united states. are you seeing your dreams? about. >> oh, yes. yes. >> reporter: opera? >> sometimes i have a frightening dream. it's that i'm on the stage at the met rropolitan opera. i have a gorgeous costume and i'm about to open my mouth when i remember that my grade sc so when we sing, you just mouth the words. >> reporter: and a very, very smart sparrow she is. we're so lucky that she's doing what she does. tonight at 6:00, justice ginsburg tells us what she thinks about called notorious and we track down the person who started that, the notorious rbg. so you will want to see that, as well. she will also tell us what one friend sugges

erin: alex sampson, walt whitman's leading scorer as a knack for hitting clutch shots. >> the worst thing happen is you will miss. erin: so far, the junior transfer drained nine buzzer beaters at the end of quarters during playing my game. i try not to think about it honestly. sometimes if i do think about it too much i feel like i will miss out. erin: alex said this was his most memorable against b.c.c. as he buried a seemingly impossible half-court shot. >> that was probably the biggest shot i ever hit. >> take another look as he drains the half-court shot as the buzzer sounded at the end of the third quarter. to put whitman up by just one point. >> it was pretty hectic. both student sections were there. tight game. i think we only ended up winning by five points. that was a big momentum swing for the fourth quarter. erin: congratulations to him. he is our toyota team player of the week. larry: he should be. nine buzzer-beaters? erin: i know. crazy, right? he is not afraid to hit the shots. larry: i would love to get one. alison: thank you. still debut. larry: snapchat hits wall street

after christie's good friend and former appointee to the new jersey-new york port authority, david sampson got just probation and community service and house arrest in his luxury south carolina vacation retirement home. kellyanne barone i learned even pressuring top us airline to stop a money losing rounds trip flight between new jersey and south carolina local on weekends is another height of arrogance and self-appointed privilege. that only gets you probation, well, then they certainly have a chance to get it, too. judge here has 130 letters from kellyanne baroni, friends and family all urging leniency, not sending a letter or planning to be at the court house today. it was this bridgegate mess that was seen at detouring chris christie's road it the white house, and today, in another strange coincidence, he'll be there as this happens here. getting named by the people who beat him in the primaries to lead national fight against the heroin and open at problem in this country. so a lot going on here with new jersey leadership today. governor christie, you can bet, even though he'll be busy

christie's other good friend and former appointee, to that new york-new jersey port authority, david sampson got just probation and community service and house arrest in his luxury south carolina vacation home. kelly anbar one learned that when even pressuring top airline to start, custom time, mooney losing round trip flight between new jersey, and south carolina vacation home, and another height of arrogance and self-appointed privilege, only merits probation, well then they likely think that they definitely have a chance at it, too. so the judge has 130 letters from kelly anbar one supporters, friend and family, urging leniency. not sending a letter or planning to be at the courthouse. the man who appointed them, governor christie, who will be at the white house instead. and it was this bridgegate case that was seen as detouring his road to the white house as president today, coincidentally -- coincidentally he's there, after getting named by the guy who beat him in the primaries to lead new national fight against the heroin and open at pill empidemic this country. so we will find out sta

giving misleading, confusing and inaccurate testimony to this committee, you e-mailed back to kyle sampson and william moshella i think the a.g. is doing a really nice job today, he's running circles around the committee members. now, running circles around the committee members worries me a little bit in the context of testimony that proved that prov incomplete, misleading, inaccurate, and was criticized as such by continue spethe inspl of the department of justice. do you recall when you sent that memo what you knew about that testimony and when it was that you came to realize that attorney general gonzalez's testimony was inaccurate and misleading to this senate committee? >> senator, someone shared that e-mail withked at it. i don't have an independent recollection of it. sitting here 11 years later, whatever it is. and to my knowledge, i did not have any classified information at that time. >> i gather that you did help him prepare that testimony. >> nosenator, i did as a speech writer work from public materials. >> as we know, director comey and others subsequently testified to all o

giving misleading, confusing and inaccurate testimony to this committee, you e-mailed back to kyle sampson and william moshella i think the a.g. is doing a really nice job today, he's running circles around the committee members. now, running circles around the committee members worries me a little bit in the context of testimony that proved to be incomplete, misleading, inaccurate, and was criticized as such by continue spethe inspl of the department of justice. do you recall when you sent that memo what you knew about that testimony and when it was that you came to realize that attorney general gonzalez's testimony was inaccurate and misleading to this senate committee? >> senator, someone shared that e-mail with me this morning and i looked at it. i don't have an independent recollection of it. sitting here 11 years later, whatever it is. and to my knowledge, i did not have any classified information at that time. >> i gather that you did help him prepare that testimony. >> nosenator, i did as a speech writer work from public materials. >> as we know, director comey and others subsequen

mark sampson's side go into tonight's game after beating world champions usa 1—0 at the weekend a toughankings. we have beaten the germans once over, that was the world cup, which was not too long ago but we have had tight results since. i think it will be another good tests but i think we can beat them. former england's batsmen kevin pietersen has re—signed for surrey. he will play his first game against essex at the oval onjuly play his first game against essex at the oval on july the 19th play his first game against essex at the oval onjuly the 19th and be available for the rest of the tournament. pietersen first joined the club in 2010 and says he is over the club in 2010 and says he is over the moon tojoin the club in 2010 and says he is over the moon to join surrey again. india's cricketers have pulled off a dramatic win over australia in bangaluru to level the four match test series at 1—1. australia needed just 188 to win but were skittled out for just 112 they were already in deep trouble when captain steve smith was given out by lbw. smith was unsure whether to review the deci

england's women face germany tonight, mark sampson's side go into the game on the back of a win againstd rankings. the germans, we've beaten them once ever, and that was the world cup, which wasn't too long ago, but we have had tight result against them since, and it will be another good test, but i think we can beat them. former england batsman kevin pietersen has re—signed for surrey to play in this summer's t20 blast competition. he will play his first game against essex at the oval onjuly 19th and then he'll be available for the rest of the tournament. pietersen firstjoined the club in 2010 and he says he's "absolutely over the moon to be joining surrey again." finally, the afternoon session of the 2nd formula one pre—season test is under way in barcelona. williams driver felipe massa still has the quickest time of the day with 1:19.726. sebastian vettel and daniel ricciardo are the only other drivers to break the! minute 20 barier. lewis hamilton is currently 4th on the timesheets. that's all sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour. let's get more on the build up to tomorrow

mark sampson's lionesses go into the game on the back of a 1—0 win over world champions usa at the weekend us in the world rankings. the germans we've beaten them once ever and that was the world cup which wasn't too long ago, but we've had tight results against them since and i think it will be another good test, but i think we can beat them. england will look to complete a 3—0 series whitewash when they face the west indies in the final one day international of their tour on thursday. england are being coached by assistant paul farbrace in the absence of trevor bayliss, and he knows how important it is to sign off the series with a victory. it is about getting over the line and winning those game and taking confidence. i think that's one of the big things about this team. winning series is what breeds confidence. they are a tight—knit group. they enjoy each other‘s company and they want to win, but there is a lot of competition for places in the team and that's a really good thing. 0llie foster have will have more throughout the evening. more now on the news that £320 million will be set

england women's head coach mark sampson says form isn't a priority at this stage after deciding to nameay, to take away any uncertainty among the players he wants to take to the netherlands. they're looking to build on their third—place finish at the world cup in canada two years ago. we wa nt we want to win, that's for sure. we'll go into this tournament with the mindset we can win this tournament if we're at our best, we need to win six games, that's what tournament football is about, winning football matches and i think this team's ready for that. we've experienced the tournament in canada, some real big highs and some real big blows, and that experience will be important come the summer. scotland rugby union captain greig laidlaw says he hopes to be back playing in three or four weeks. laidlaw missed most of the 6 nations campaign after injuring his ankle against france. next month warren gatland will name his british and irish lions squad for the new zealand tour and laidlaw believes a number of scots have a great chance of being included. the scottish players are in with as much o

. >> anna sampson, could fiscal policy be be among those? number of recent speeches on this topic where i've developed my views more fully. i would say over the longer run that means going several years suggests that the neutral rate may be something in real terms that might be close to 1% or a little bit under that, that would be consistent with the median longer-run value of the federal funds rate in our economic projections for the last several meetings. 3% is the longer-run normal federal funds rate that participants estimate in real terms with a 2% inflation objective, that's 1% in real terms. and i have indicated -- why is it so low? well, i think there is very strong evidence that has accumulated that this rate has been falling, not just in the united states but in many advanced nations, and the decline probably predates the financial crisis. i think, in part, it reflects slowing population growth and also slow productivity growth here and in many other advanced nations. but some recent work suggests that, at the present time, the neu

sampson admitted he pressured united airlines to reinstate a flight route to give him easier access toin south carolina. british lawmakers debating whether or not employers should be able to force women to wear high heels as part of corporate dress codes in response to a petition by a receptionist who was sent home without pay for not wearing heels to the office. the white house says the u.s. has an advanced anti-missile defense system to south korea in response to north korea's latest missile launches. the director of the u.n.'s nuclear watch dog agency says those launches for regrettable. >> i will express my serious concern about the nuclear program of north korea. it is deeply regrettable that they have shown no indication that it is willing to comply with the u.n. security council revisions adopted in response to its two nuclear tests last year. >> that's the cnbc news update this hour. back to you. >> thank you. we'll pick up on the north korea story. the missile launches committed after south korean conglomerate provided land to defend against missile launches. china fears possi

and jeanne sampson, 100 years old, enjoys baking for her five grand kids and seven great grandkids.g a milestone birthday or anniversary, tell us about them. >>> is carson reallyha >> he is. >> if you string enough of these together, you can escape out of your own house. >> he lives on the first floor. >> when the wife starts to kill you like she was doing earlier. >> international women's day. >> we have "today's take" next after your local news. >>> 8:56 is your time now on this thursday, march 9th, 2017. good morning to you, i'm eun yang. we want to check in with a look at your commute. >> a couple of problems on the beltway. outer loop before georgia, broken down vehicle in the center lane and inner loop before branch crash in the center lane causing some pain on the beltway this morning. northbound 295 before the 11th there with a possible fuel spill here this morning. and westbound southeast/southwest freeway at maine avenue, crash reported there as well. >> we'll take a quick break and check your forecast when we come back. stay with us. ♪ ♪ bp engineered a fleet of 32 brand

and a happy 100th birthday to jeanne sampson from brooklyn, new york.omebody celebrating a milestone birthday, go to today.com/celebrates. >> is carson really that helpful in the kitchenen? >> i am. if you spring enough dish rags together, you can escape out of your own house. >> did you learn that in the slammer? >> your kitchen's on the first floor. >> when the wife starts to kill you, like she was doing earlier. >> the wife? >> i'm out the back window. i'm ... fter international ==too==bart lears are set toeet moments ..oonsider way >>> a good thursday morning at 8:56. i'm sam brock. some difficult questions for b.a.r.t. and that agency's leadership as they are meeting in moments to consider ways right now to cut what is a shortfall approaching $10 million. b.a.r.t.'s looking at ways to raise revenues and includes a possible 25-cent fare hike. other ideas include reducing senior discount or cutting service during off peak hours. now, b.a.r.t. is experiencing a ridership dip, that's why they're dealing with these questions in the first place. problems

mark sampson's side go into tonight's game after beating world champions usa at the weekend. we want to get to. we have made no secret we want to be the best team in the world. that is the best team in the world. that is the standard we are judging ourselves by, and to get there we need to win these league games and big tournaments. so our next task is to win the next game, against germany, but i think the players are in the best position they can ever be to win these kinds of games. you can watch england versus germany live on bbc red button, and on the bbc sport website. ronnie 0'sullivan is through to the second round of the players championship, in wales, after a 5—1win over liang wenbo. ‘the rocket', who is a five—time world champion, was rarely troubled, as he eased through to a second—round clash against either judd trump or mark king, in a tournament which sees the world's top 16 players take part. the england women's cricket team will make history when they play the first—ever day—night ashes test against australia in november. the match will be played in sydney, sta