and scott davis saw one of the hometown stars turn into a national sensation. >> the skating community knew about her. but the world got introduced to her last night. >> and liu watched her scores, it starred becoming clear she won. >> her face. surprise. >> it's weird fe me. i see her here all the time and she did on tv just what he always does. she goes out and gives it her all. >> at the oakland ice center there are already two banners at the rinks where she train are ared. the immediate championships inu title last year, she is only 13. horses around after practice. >> yeah, she egos out in the lobby, with and pulls out the slime and playing it with with other kids. sometimes they goof around on the ice. >> reporter: she is now the younger person to ever win the title. she takes it from tara lipinski who won in 1997. >> thank you very much. and happy day for hockey the.a.. people the game, the fans checked out jerseys and passed down the love of the game to their kids. and john gibson got to chat with the fans. >> super cool to see them mingling with the fans. it's cool. >> i like

. >> reporter: scott davis is the vice president ofhe says alysa a normal 13 years old. though alysa did win the nationals last night, she's actually still in detroit through the weekend. the club is very exciting for their star to come back home very shortly, hopefully sometime next week. reporting live in oakland, i'm sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. >>> a very happy day for hockey fawns here in the south bay. you just watched the nhl all-star game here. before that game, people headed over to the fanfare at the san jose convention center. big names in hockey were chatting with fans. families dressed out in jerseys. >> i really want to see the stanley cup. >> you want something to share with your kids, and it's definitely a fun experiee.ne mo fans. the fanfare is going on tomorrow. we'll have more on the game in about 20 minutes. >>> still ahead, no laughing matter. the suspected hoax that had police responding to a tech executive's home. >>> and up, up and away for the a's. the new look we're getting at the proposed gondola plans. >>> we're seeing a lot of clouds,

governor sanford, tax commissioner ryan rauschenberger, indian affairs executive director scott davis and i had the unique opportunity to serve on the interim legislative tribal taxation issues committee, which i was honored to chair. the committee had productive discussions with all of the tribes. as a result, house and senate leaders plan to co-sponsor legislation to allow the governor to enter into separate agreements with individual tribes, to administer sales and use taxes and wholesale taxes on alcohol and tobacco. to have these bills co-sponsored by legislative leadership sends a strong and welcome signal, of collaboration and improved relations. as we continue to engage with the tribes in discussions about oil and gas tax revenue distribution, law enforcement, behavioral health, and other priorities, we will do so with mutual respect and the understanding that we are all north dakotans. [applause] in that spirit of mutual respect, we're honored to announce that the governor's office will begin to display the flags of the five tribal nations with whom we share geography, alongs

the vice president scott davis saw one of their hometown stars turn into a national sensation. >> the skating community knew about her but the world got introduced to her last night. >> reporter: as lu watched her scores, it started becoming clear she won. >> her face. >> reporter: the moment of pure emotion as a 13-year-old learns she's the u.s. national figure skating champion and will go down in figure skating history. but her win is not a surprise for people who know her well. >> it's kind of weird for me because i see her here all the time and she did on tv last night just what she always does. she gets out there and just gives it her all every time. >> reporter: at the oakland ice center, there are already two banners hanging at one of the rinks where she trains. she won the intermediate championships in 2016 and junior ladies title last year. liu is a serious competitor but she's only 13 and still horses around after practice >> she goes out in the lobby, pulls out the slime and they chase each other around, goof around. sometimes they goof around on its ice. >> reporter: sergi

scott moll. sergeant brandon mendoza. sergeant cory ride. josh wilkerson. --ncer kate steinle. detective michael davis. deputy ginny oliver. bob of their -- deputy danny oliver. bob barry. officer andy chavez. solomon. serenity ready. m.nessa pha terry.rian donald may. shelner. amanda thomas. jennifer lee hampton. officer andrew wideman. officer rodney johnson. buddy mason. adrienne shelly. mollie tibbetts. ronald da silva. sarah root. .rew rosenberg carol willingham. oscar navarro. brock jones. michael grubbs. these are just names of americans whose lives have the loss to illegal immigration. they no longer have their voice but we can and must be the voice today. and if these names sound familiar as because we've heard them on the news. i would like to reflect on others who certainly weren't celebrating the status quo. the names may sound familiar because these are the same individuals that then leader pelosi said record on this floor oh year ago in february more the eight hours defending passion of daca and shutting the government down. vanessa rodriguez. vargas. jaclyn romo. rojas. ray panetta. kelly, crystal, carlos, -

davis will be meeting with executive director scott mckibben. development comes just weeks after the raiders pulled their offer to spend the 2019 season at the coliseum in response to the city suing the franchise. davis has said he wouldn't stay in oakland if sued, and a number of alternatives have been presented such as san diego, levi's, or the stadium formerly known as at&t park. league commissioner roger goodell has said he'd like a resolution by this month or next. meanwhile, a's prospect and heisman trophy winner kyler murray making it official today and will be entering the nfl draft. this despite a's executives pushing hard to convince him to stick with baseball.. reports say the team met with their first-round pick this weekend, trying to see how they could keep him in the majors. -there's still a chance murray could change his mind and report for spring training in february, but it's highly unlikely. --some nfl scouting reports have him being selected in the 1st round, and he'd be the first athlete in history to go in the first round i

scott. yes? >> do we know anything about johnson's thinking in the pardon of davis, but his advocacy of the trial of robert e. lee for treason? frank: i don't know because -- it's been said and i agree with this that the worst mistake abraham lincoln made as president was acquiescing andrew johnson as his vice presidential running mate. not knowing what would happen in less than two months. i don't know what his thinking was because it was erratic. if there was a consistency to his irrationality, his veto of the civil rights act of 1866, his failure to endorse the 14th amendment following our 13th, and urging the states to vote against it. and, the -- i think his consistent inconsistency was his thirst for vengeance of confederate offices of the ilk of robert e. lee. i think that fits into why he was wanting to oppress the prosecution of general robert lee. >> what do you think of the removal of the monuments to confederate heroes? frank: we could have a panel on that. [laughter] frank: all of us have our own views. i think, as harold has pointed out in a great op-ed piece, maybe not removal is t

davis. and scott glenn. "absolute power." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ host: we begin hour two of three hours with david baldacci, "in depth" on c-span 2's book tv. we are learning about his writing life and his own personal life and how they all blend together to produce 140 million books in print and how many countries now? guest: almost 100 countries. host: how many languages? guest: 50. host: are you popular, your last name is italian, are you particularly popular in italy? guest: well, my first book there, i used a synonym. host: you did? guest: yes. my italian publishers said we love the book, you have to change the name. i said my name's italian. they said that's why you have to change it. i said explain that to me. they said italians want to read american thrillers. if you have an italian name, they will think you're italian and won't buy the book. much like american films. i said what sort of name do they want? they want an american name. i said we are all immigrants, we are all from somewhere else. luckily, i looked

scott. >>> breaking news out of yolo county, just tragic. rookie police officer has been murdered in the line of duty. the man who shot and killed her killed himself. 22-year-old davisesponding to a car crash in downtown davis. the manhunt for the killer ended a few blocks away. >>> also breaking, the department of defense is beginning its withdrawal of u.s. troops in syria. there are no specific timetables on when the members of the military will be home. there are about 2,000 u.s. troops in syria. confirmation of those first withdrawals comes over confusion from trump's order to pull out and then later order us to stay. more local news in half an hour. l take you live to d-c as the story continues to unfold. plus- kari tracks what is expected to be a wet work week. and mike will watch for any traffic problem spots. monday morning from 4:30 to 7. >>> it's 8:00 on "today." coming up, breaking overnight, she's alive. >> i knew it was her the second she walked in the door. >> new details about the wisconsin teenager who was found safe nearly three months after her parents were killed and she disappeared. >> i was in a bit of shock and disbelief. >> i just sobbed. >> w