commentator: through for kelly smith. it's a great pass. kelly smith!s britain's first female professional footballer, hers is a career that set a benchmark and a career that will be remembered fondly. i think i've had a very good career at international level and club level. i've travelled the world. and at the age of 38, the body's telling me that it needs to stop. the game's in a magnificent place at the minute and it's good to step away at this right time. smith has always stood out. she made her england debutjust days after her 17th birthday and went on to win 117 caps and score a record 46 goals for her country. the majority of her career was spent at arsenal,

brendan smith. short side. hung on to by andersen. >> pierre: remember now detroit does not have any time-outs left. they utilized it when things were looking bleak for them. good job by brendan smith. look how close that is to going in. the right tag comes out, the right skate comes out. it's a good thing the skate was there. >> john: zetterberg, again, will take an important draw. auston matthews is out for mike babcock. >> pierre: that's the story line that's been going on all game long. mike said, hey, i'm not afraid of playing against anybody including henrik zetterberg. >> john: took the opening face-off and it's been the story throughout. zetterberg. not a clean face-off. a veteran linesman there, greg driscoll. >> pierre: two great linesmen working this game. really, really top end linesmen working this game. >> john: dylan larkin now and matthews. and divorski with a little bit of coaching here noand now we'r ready. off the draw. mantha. along with connor brown. finally a clean face-off. larkin. on the

commentator: through for kelly smith. it's a great pass. kelly smith! is a career that set a benchmark and a career that will be remembered fondly. i think i've had a very good career at international level and club level. i've travelled the world. and at the age of 38, the body's telling me that it needs to stop. the game's in a magnificent place at the minute and it's good to step away at this right time. smith has always stood out. she made her england debutjust days after her 17th birthday and went on to win 117 caps and score a record 46 goals for her country. the majority of her career was spent at arsenal, where she won the champions league and five fa cups. commentator: trying to play it to smith! that's the record—breaking goal. her influence will be measured in more than goals and titles. current england captain, steph houghton, described her as an, "inspiration" and "the country's greatest female player." while england head coach, mark sampson, said "defenders all over the world will be celebrating her retirement." there have been dark times,

brendan smith back to get it. his team down by two.ye on jared coreau, see if jeff blashill goes with an rly hook. morgan rielly coming back. out of the corner along the boards. back out to center. frans nielsen. hard on the back-check that time on nylander, as it kicks around. nielsen back out. picked off by roman polak. zach hyman, a stick-check for nielsen on him. kadri. right back to the "d." gardiner this way b

brendan smith back to get it. his team down by two.ye on jared coreau, see if jeff blashill goes with an rly hook. morgan rielly coming back. out of the corner along the boards. back out to center. frans nielsen. hard on the back-check that time on nylander, as it kicks around. nielsen back out. picked off by roman polak. zach hyman, a stick-check for nielsen on him. kadri. right back to the "d."

smith we want to begin with you. senator sessions will be introduced to fellow senators who are at his confirmation hearing. if you are giving the introduction, what would you say? guest: what i would say is the same way. people who have been around jeff sessions for the last 20 or 30 years now he is a kind, honest guy who shoots it straight, does not have any animus or bias. he loves people. he believes in the rule of law and believes in equal justice under the law. he will make a fine outstanding attorney job -- attorney general. he will do what's right. this week youk put out a statement saying when you look at his record there are gaping holes and some great questions. what are the holes and what are the questions. guest: this is the most important position in this next administration. who will sit at the town of the nation's law enforcement agency. he has a long track record that we can work from. look very carefully at his track record and what we found is a man whose euro his career has been opposed to civil r

commentator: through for kelly smith. it's a great pass. kelly smith!i've had a very good career at international level and club level. i've travelledthe world. at the age of 38, the body's telling me that it needs to stop. the game's in a magnificent place at the minute and it's good to step away at this right time. smith has always stood out. she made her england debutjust days after her 17th birthday and went on to win 117 caps and score a record 46 goals for her country. the majority of her career was spent at arsenal, where she won the champions league and five fa cups. commentator: trying to play it to smith! that's the record—breaking goal. her influence will be measured in more than goals and titles. current england captain, steph houghton, described her as an, "inspiration" and "the country's greatest female player." while england head coach, mark sampson, said "defenders all over the world will be celebrating her retirement." there have been dark times, too. her time playing in the us was blighted by injuries, alcoholism and depression, but sh

the second artifact here pertains to lydia hamilton smith.this is lidia hamilton smith, she was a tri-racial woman. her mother was part indian, part black. and part white and those attributes to lydia hamilton smith had a white father. she was hired by thaddeus stevens in the late 1840s as a personal secretary and she was an influential force in his life and in the life of the nation because of her role personally and professionally as his household servants, as his personal secretary managing his business affairs in caledonia and helping him write documents for his congressional work on the 13th amendment. he was in washington dc at the time and the passage of it. she was in pennsylvania right after the battle of gettysburg and she loaded at her own expense as she was a very wealthy one and consequent of her employment with thaddeus stevens she loaded aladdin full of provisions and clothes and water for the wounded men at gettysburg and distributed them without edginess to union and confederate soldiers. she was known as the colored heroine

in those attributes go to woody hamilton smith. hired by thaddeus stevens. her role personally and professionally as his household serving. managing his business affairs. in helping him write that. she was in washington dc at the time of the 13th amendment. she was in pennsylvania right after the battle of get us gettysburg. she was a very wealthy woman. she rode with a wagon full of provisions and close for the closed for the wounded men at gettysburg. and without prejudice. this is mrs. smith. the format. and at the age have not cooperated. the only verified a photograph. it is published in the book that we are discussing. here we have some artifacts and some of the lesser influential families. they were not employed by thaddeus stevens. on the underground railroad. they live in and around gettysburg here is an envelope with the name miss hannah big patriotic envelope set in 1862. and here is a little purse and satchel cult you might come along to one of the women of these two families. it gives you the insight into what daily life looked like for this mea

>> no, the smiths. >> judge judy: i know. but before the smiths moved in. >> just my son. >> judge judy: so, your son did live upstairs. >> correct. >> judge judy: there was nobody living there between this time your son passed away and the time they moved in in 2015? >> yes. yes, your honor. >> judge judy: there were or not? >> there was one other tenant before us. >> judge judy: okay. >> and they actually had the pizza restaurant opened at one point. >> judge judy: for a short time. >> yes. >> judge judy: okay, fine. very good. all right. so, so far, you owe him $2,200 a month rent. mr. watson, i'm not interested in the furniture that was there when they first moved in. you haven't lived there in a long time, is that right? >> correct. >> judge judy: great. i don't care about that. now, you're talking about damage. you're talking about damage that was caused by their ferrets. >> yes, ma'am. >> judge judy: what kind of damage do you allege was caused by the ferrets? >> the urine in the carpet and ferret [bleep] in the kitche

edgar hoover and the fbi, they settled on the smith act. now, truman could not have found a less sympathetic group of defendants at the time. i mean, you hear so much from that era where people who were erroneously believed to have, you know, communist sympathies or what not were unfairly targeted. these 11, they were just out and out communists, very proud and public leaders of the communist party, you know, they pretty much fit the stereotype that the average american had of a communist to a tee. one of the defendants was eugene dennis who was the lead defendant and the leader of the communist party usa, and, you know, he'd been charged with sedition multiple times, he'd gone into hiding, he had changed his name, he'd actually lived in the soviet union twice and traveled the world at the soviets' behest spreading communism in foreign countries. he and his wife actually had to leave their son in the country because the russian government says he only speaks russian, and he's going to seem too suspicious if you take him back to america. so

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kelly smith says her body has told her it's time to stop.am warburton is expected to stand down as wales captain ahead of the six nations tournament that starts next month. he first led his country in 2011 and 49 of his 69 caps have been as skipper. after leading the team to a world cup semi—final and also a six nations grand slam, it's understood that he now wants to concentrate on keeping his place in what has become an increasingly competitive wales back row. his replacement, expected to be alun wynjones, will be confirmed next tuesday, when interim coach rob howley names his six nations squad. tomos dafydd reports. he‘ endured injury troubles. the blues flanker may want to focus on his own form and fitness withjustin putting pressure on his place in the back row. there is a lot of extra responsibility in the camp on the captain. sam has battled injuries over the last few years. sam will probably just want to step back a little bit, focus on his own performance, focus on getting over his injuries and help the team from a playing perspecti

smith is the sponsor of the bill and a champion for the unborn. it is really an honor for me to have served with him on this particular issue. i yield him three minutes. >> i want to first think the distinguished young lady diane black for extraordinary leadership. i hope thisto say is accepted for the profound change that it underscores. the hyde amendment have saved to my young lives. 2 million survivors who would died if medicaid funding for abortions have not made available. died ifsome of whom were 39, 30 children every year. if you look at where this comes from, much of the analysis comes from a peer review done by the --t locker institute in 2009 a 25% reduction in medicaid abortions when medicaid money is not available to effectuate the dismemberment and chemical poisoning of an unborn child. child is athe unborn human rights issue of our time. we talk about the unborn child, we degrade them. we treat them as if they are tumors, works to be excised growing,an children developing, and maturing. ultrasound developing has shattered the myth t

smith. mr. smith: i thank my friend for yielding. my distinguished colleague said prove it about the two million. it is a very extensive study done, but the literature, review of literature done in june of 2009 by the good mocker institute found, i quote, practically 1/4 of women who would have had medicaided funded abortions instead gave birth when this funding was unavailable. yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from tennessee is recognized. mrs. black: i yield three minutes to the chairman of the ways and means committee, the gentleman from texas, mr. brady. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas is recognized for three minutes. mr. brady: thank you, madam speaker. i rise today in strong support of h.r. 7, no taxpayer funding for abortion act. this bill is pro-life. it's pro-family. and it's pro-taxpayer. i want to thank representatives chris smith and dianne black for their unwavering leadership in bringing this bill forward. among other important actions, what i am excited about is this bill finally m

ben smith, thank you. we'll be right back.hether it be with customer contracts, agreements to lease a space or protecting your work. legalzoom's network of attorneys can help you, every step of the way. so you can focus on what you do and we'll handle the legal stuff that comes up along the way. legalzoom. legal help is here. >>> we're back with more "mtp daily" and encore presentation of ben smith. p, get your perfect pair for just $15.99. p, choose 2 of 6 new and classic shrimp creations, like bold new firecracker red shrimp. exploding with flavor? yeah they are. or try new creamy shrimp linguini, and new sweet bourbon-brown sugar grilled shrimp. flavors like these are big. and for just $15.9 they can't last. so hurry in. >>> i made ben smith stay because we started having a debate about the idea of does a news outlet have a responsibility of protecting the reputation of the press overall? you say no. why? >> i'm not sure you're quoting me accurately there. >> okay. what did you lemean by that? >> when you think about your d

smith: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield two minutes to the gentleman from virginia, mr. mceachin. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from virginia is recognized for two minutes. mr. mceachin: thank you, mr. speaker. i thank the ranking member for yielding. . speaker, i rise today in opposition to this bill. mr. speaker, every one of us in this body was elected to serve and represent the people of our district. doing our jobs means fairly and fully considering the legislation that comes before us. if we pass -- if we pass this measure, we would have failed to meet the incredible responsibility, our democracy depends in part on civilian control of the military. if we're going to appoint a recently retired general as the new secretary of defense, that decision calls for careful deliberation and informed debate. mr. speaker, i hear nothing but good things about the good general. but the good people of the fourth congressional district of virginia didn't hire me to take someone else's word for it. if we're going to w

england women's record goal—scorer kelly smith has retired.46 goals in 117 appearances for her country. she quit the international game two years ago. but at club level, smith scored 125 goals for arsenal ladies across three spells. she was a champions league winner in 2007 and also won the fa cup five times. she became the first english professional player when she went to play in the us in 1999. she has been given a coaching role with arsenal. i want to see where my coaching career goes. i would love to see how fari career goes. i would love to see how far i can develop as a coach and there are those to manage arsenal, there are those to manage arsenal, the club of my heart. who knows whether it be, but i am at the bottom of my ladder in terms of my coaching career and looking forward to seeing how i develop. sam warburton is expected to stand down as wales captain ahead of the six nations tournament that starts next month. he's led his country a record 49 times. it's understood that he now wants to concentrate on keeping his place in what h

tom freston and shane smith. >> so let's discuss. >> excellent timing.the crazy press conference today. interesting to me i look at something like a disney, i'm afraid for a disney because we talked about espn for a long time. now disney has rebounded. probably 90 to 107. but of a frac i'm afraid of the changing land escape. >> they have embraced the multiplatform. yes, some of the numbers are down. and i think the political season was really something that was very telling in terms of espn. i think those newspapers do come back. but that is priced in. i think when you look at the rest of model respectpers do co back. but that is priced in. i think when you look at the rest of model respect respect, that? the right direction. >> to me viacom, they have had a turnaround, they have given some revisions to the numbers. and if anyone has tie to the millennialses it is probably these guys. but we forget viacom is the place to go because it's valuation on a turn. >> you know what shanoe whknown about the could you ntry divide. can't be great in terms of the de

shepard smith, all due respect was he saying that about president obama the last eight years? we've had several white house reporters who never got a question, juan, you know this. >> that's different than saying right there in a press conference i'm beating you up and calling cnn when a-- >> i don't remember ed henry going back to obama four, five, six times. >> bill o'reilly, bret baier they've gone after obama, but i think it's a legitimate story to say that american intelligence agencies had this dossier and it was in a document given to president obama and the president-elect. eric: unsubstantiated, juan. juan williams would never reportments i would report it was given to our president-elect. eric: i'm not saying that, i'm saying you wouldn't report the details of you be substantiated claim. >> i wouldn't. eric: and you shouldn't. rachel, your thoughts? >> i was just going to say, this flimsy story wasn't j just potentially damaging to donald trump. thanks a lot, buzz feed, for giving us another presidential sex act to explain for our children. and the left wants it both

two points try alex smith to harris. we got a tied game headed, maybe to overtime? wait, it is tied at 18, but it's called back on a holding penalty. chiefs try again from the 12 yard line. smith trying to squeeze it into jeremy maclin, but defended well, ball's incomplete, steelers win, they face the patriots in foxboro next week. >>> sixers in milwaukee tomorrow for martin luther king day. will likely play. which might mean back to the bench for oaklefor. he shined last night in a loss to the wizards while he was scoring a game high 26. okafor has been on the bench since rex brown has got into a two center rotation. >>> college hoops. louisiana sale going for a fourth straight win. explorer shot 68% in the first half. jordan price, string music. price ended up with 23. 9 of 11 shooting. shoot 61%. highest level in nearly four years. they win 79-69. >>> that is your look at sports. i'm danny pamel, see you soon. >>> chilly start to the mlk day. >> 20s and 30s, but dry and sunny. that's good news, but i want to show you hour by hour. notice light wintery mix moving

, two philly guys >> robert downing junior >> will smith. >> who doesn't want will smith >> tom hanks >> why tom hanks >> i seen about half of the movie you've fallen asleep but you feel tom hanks is going to wipe the category >> i would say so >> you're feeling 100%? will smith is in the same category >> i know but i'd rather have tom hanks >> she's a woman who knows what she wants. and with that, i'll have it with >> are you familiar with the people's choice rewards? anna kendricks, jennifer lawrence, mar go robbie, melissa mccarthy, scarlet johansson >> i think i'm going to go for jennifer lawrence >> mar go >> scarlet >> some people say i look like her >> for favorite movie, your choices are, captain america civil war. dead pool, finding dory, suicide squad or a sue topia >> captain america >> what would you say >> nothing on that list. >> the philly is tough. but you know they did get some of those winners correct. like robert downy junior won for best actor in an action movie, tom hanks in a drama and of course, kevin hart in a comedy. nobody got the favorite movie right. findin

we have team coverage for you tonight starting with christie smith live in san francisco. christie, we know people are on edge tonight, making sure everyone is safe there in the city. >> reporter: you know, absolutely. and i have to tell you that the big crowds of course are not here just yet. but we are starting to see some people walk around in their new year's eve gear. i spoke with a couple of folks who came in from out of town, they said they wanted to get here early, be safe, have a nice din and h dinner and stake out a good spot to watch fireworks here along the embarcadero. many people told us they're staying in hotels, that this is a tradition to come to the city to watch the fireworks and be with the crowds. a few people we spoke to yesterday commented that 2016 was tough and they're ready to turn the page. these two women tell us they come to the city each year. >> a lot of people, they just have fun, you know. all the people talking, it's very nice. >> reporter: how many years have you come out here? >> wow, it's over 15 years. >> we have dinner reservations at

, two philly guys >> robert downing junior >> will smith. >> who doesn't want will smith >> tom hanks >> why tom hanks >> i seen about half of the movie you've fallen asleep but you feel tom hanks is going to wipe the category >> i would say so >> you're feeling 100%? will smith is in the same category >> i know but i'd rather have tom hanks >> she's a woman who knows what she wants. and with that, i'll have it with >> are you familiar with the people's choice rewards? anna kendricks, jennifer lawrence, mar go robbie, melissa mccarthy, scarlet johansson >> i think i'm going to go for jennifer lawrence >> mar go >> scarlet >> some people say i look like her >> for favorite movie, your choices are, captain america civil war. dead pool, finding dory, suicide squad or a sue topia >> captain america >> what would you say >> nothing on that list. >> the philly is tough. but you know they did get some of those winners correct. like robert downy junior won for best actor in an action movie, tom hanks in a drama and of course, kevin hart in a comedy. nobody got the favorite movie right. findin

norman smith, thank you.the eu referendum, what the voters make of today's ruling? our correspondent danny savage has been finding out. when it came to the decision on whether to leave the eu or stay, leeds voted to remain, but only just. months later, what do the 49.7% who voted to leave think now that the issue is going back to parliament? reverted to get out, so why can't we get our? it is simple. we voted for the prime minister come m, we voted for the prime minister come in, the prime minister comes in. we look to leave, and a store and stall. it's wrong. a lot of countries want to do business with england, trump for starters. we don't like the guy, but that's not the point. let's get back for us. never mind other people, let's get this country going again. but remember, the majority in this city voted to stay and many haven't changed their mind. shamal is from iraq and thinks europe should stick together. i don't know what is going together. i don't know what is going to happen. would you rather they st

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smith and ms. davis. but i would like to again just make one point that i think a lot of us who are struggling with this vote today want to make clear which is that none of our criticism of this bill is aimed or intended to really be aimed at all at general mattis himself. again, as stated, he has been a frequent flyer at this committee. testified a number of times and i think is just an incredibly impressive individual who, if you watched his appearance at senate armed services mitiy today, again demonstrated the balanced reasonable approach that he takes to a whole variety of issues in terms of use of military force. his, again, torture of any sanction of this policy, but as a fellow new englander once said, we are a kun country of l not of men and women. this is an issue of civilian control and a lot of us guard as one of the crown jewels of our nation which is that the control of decisions of war making and military force has to rest within the leadership of this country. article 1 session 8 enshrines

what other advice would you have, just quickly, jeffrey smith? >> mr.mp has had an extraordinary business career, but dealing with sovereign states with nuclear weapons is fundamentally different than building a golf course in scotland. he has to understand that he has huge responsibilities. he has to be extremely careful about what he says. he has to listen to those terrific professionals in the intelligence community, the diplomatic community, the military community. they have to begin to trust him, and he has to begin to trust them. >> woodruff: jeffrey smith, jim woolsey, we thank you both. >> good to be with you. >> thank you, as always. lawye >> stewart: stay with us. coming up on the newshour: protests against senator jeff sessions, donald trump's pick for attorney general; and, the potential for nuclear technology to lower carbon emissions. but first, for nearly three months, iraqi forces backed by the u.s. have been fighting to re-take the isis-held city of mosul. the militants still hold much of the city, and its nearly one million residents.

i think it will be callum smith against anthony durrell orjames degale for the ibf.s and callum and probably britain wants as well. it will be interesting to see what happens. after chelsea extended their lead to seven points at the top of the premier league, today's games see some of the other title contenders in action, with manchester clubs taking on the two teams from merseyside. liverpool could move up to second place with a win against manchester united at old trafford. but first, it is everton that host manchester city in the early kick—off. john stones returns to goodison park for manchester city. something pep guardiola is not too concerned about. i would like, but not in terms of everton, but in terms of manchester city when some player comes back, the fans have respect. i would like to feel that. but i'm not concerned what everton decide to do. but hopefully can respect, because i know how much john respects the club, who helped him to develop his performance to play in the premier league. we need to be very good. we still have the game in our mind away ag

ben smith doingedly defending his decision to go ahead with the story.ere he is with nbc's chuck todd. >> i know this was not your intent. but you just published fake news. >> we published a dossier. >> why is that an unfair description? >> i think people like to throw fake news around with stories they don't like. howie: what do you make of ben smith's argument that elites all knew by the and we are just sharing it with the masses. >> i think what ben smith did was make a business decision. i know ben smith, i like him, he's a good journalist an get a lot of information. buzzfeed has had quite a lot of access to president obama. a bus feed video they did of president obama. howie: when president obama gave his farewell speech there were a bunch of tweets from buzzfeed political staffers saying i can't stop crying. i'm so sad. >> their journalists have done a good job. some topnotch organizations have taken their topnotch reporters. they have broken a lot of news over time. but buzzfeed is not going to get the same access to president trump. buzzfeed is

they broke into the home of 76-year-old carrie smith. she suffered a heart attack and died two months later. prosecutors say the home invasion caused the heart attack killing the woman. his defense attorney says the case is nonsense. >> the death wasn't caused by the incident, disturbing as it was. they say they can prove smith had preexisting heart and lung issues. two other people have been convicted including smith's granddaughter. with nine days until the presidential i inauguration, a local group is getting ready to be in the spotlight. they saddled up in valley forge. they are known as the oldest continually serving unit dating back to george washington's presidency, 18 riders and horses will head to washington d.c. the cavalry is coming. next week they'll carry on a tradition. we invite you to stay with "action news" for continuing coverage leading up to the inauguration next friday. still to come, florida authorities have identified the fifth victim in the fort lauderdale airport attack. she's from this area. >> o after a massive

i'm larry smith. and i'm autria godfrey. we'll get a check on the forecast in a minute. but first - major traffic changes overnight. let's get right to jamie sullivan.. jamie? - another mild day;

smith, thank you at fox news contributor, banker.uren: coming up, and sports a surprisingly competitive pro bowl game data one possession in the final minute. before overtime heartbreak over the new york knicks against the atlanta hawks. >> via a new purpose. again and again and again. >> despite calls for boycott, the film adopts purpose has a healthy opening. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. nicole: a dog's purpose fell short over the weekend. it came in second place. $18.4 million. and it's a pretty good debut for a movie that cost only about $20 million to make. split held onto the number one spot at the second weekend in a row, earning $26.3 million. in third place at 14 million followed by screen gems has eventually though, the final chapter, lonely and with those little over $12 million. >> now look at the latest from the world of sports. that prescott and orlando, florida for his first nfl pro bowl game. but of course not in the super bowl. the second quarter with a 26-yard and

to smith. how does your system stop joe smith from voting twas? >> in arizona a lot of people like to vote by mail. it continues to grow every election. but basically, the voter see signing the outside of the envelope if they choose to vote by mail. and that signature is checked. sometimes several time to make sure that that really is the voter. and if there is any questions, the county officials will actually call the voter and ask them. so we've got that pretty well covered. and in addition, arizona as id at the polls, voter id at the polls. this isn't bringing in a long-term birth certificate, this is a photo id, couple pieces of mail to prove who you are and that works well. it's a great safeguard. and the system will also tell you, our e poll books will tell someone at the polls if someone's already voted. if they've already sent in a ballot, you know, they're going to be alerted when they're at the polls. >> and secretary of state meryl, explain -- walk me through the process of the trans

norman smith at westminster, thank you.c news: donald trump says russia has never tried to use leverage over him, following reports claiming moscow holds compromising information about his personal life and business interests. the prime minister admits the nhs is under pressure as doctors warn it's facing its worst ever winter crisis due to a shortage of resources. a 15—year—old girl has been remanded into secure accommodation by york magistrates after being charged with the murder of seven—year—old katie rough. hello. in the business news: sainsbury‘s has reported record christmas sales of more than £1 billion across the group. the supermarket giant said like—for—like sales rose 0.1% in the 15 weeks to 7th january, beating analyst expectations. argos, which sainsbury‘s bought last year, also had strong sales over christmas and black friday. the uk's trade position deteriorated dramatically in november from the previous month. that's according to figures from the office for national statistics. the deficit on trade in goods

but what smith has done here, it's a value play. going to be a growth play.and i say -- >> buy, buy, buy. >> mike in florida, mike. >> caller: hey, jim, a balmy booyah from fort myers, florida. >> what's up? >> caller: i've been considering opening a position in u.s. concrete after you had the ceo on, and i watched with interest and it dropped down from the end of the year a little bit more than 10%. >> right. >> caller: i was shocked that it didn't fly after trump's press conference when he said he wanted to build the wall right away. what's your take on opening a position? >> caller: i like this stock. we talked about it a lot after the ceo came on. i was kind of struck by him saying, you know what, i like vulcan materials. everybody knows that. i like martin marietta. but this company with mr. sand brooke, i think, is exceptional. >> buy, buy, buy. >> how about zach in illinois, zach. >> caller: jim, thanks for taking my call. been a long time watcher. made my first trade ever on barry plastics right after you recommended it. my question for today is about

good morning i'm larry smith. and i'm autria godfrey.oss to eileen - few snow showers northern md (frederick, hagerstown, hancock) - accumulation: dusting - breezy to windy today; milder - colder weekend - wintry mix possible sunday (low impact system) today: mostly becoming partly cloudy. breezy to windy. highs: 49-55 winds: ssw 5-15 g 30 mph tonight: partly to mostly cloudy. lows: 34-39 winds: w 5 mph cloudy. highs: 48-52 winds: nw 5-10 mph eileen toss to suz suz toss to julie breaking overnight - another high speed streets of los angeles. police chased a reckless driving suspect for miles, before she crashed her car while running a light at an intersection. after the crash the suspect surrendered to police. we expect to learn new information today about a deadly shooting inside a gas station in district heights. the gunfire broke out just after five last night at the station along walters lane. a man was killed. prince george's county police say they will release the victim's name later today. metro leaders getting an earful from ride

earlier i spoke with tony smith, former director—general of the uk border force.need to play a part and the airlines with the border force. they need to work together. the airports are responsible for the control accommodation, providing the arrival halls, the officers that are occupied, the automatic gates, all the airport assets. in my experience they are often quite keen to sell space to retail rather than to support the governed. they do have a role to play in all of this. on many occasions when i entered the country last year, i travel a lot, all of the gates were occupied because the flights are bunting to an extent that the infrastructure can't cope. with me is henk van klaveren from the airport operators association, which represents more than 50 of the uk‘s airports. we get to the problems you foresee in the future in a second, but the situation is pretty bad, isn't it? those people in the border force suggested would be a really good idea if we cut down on making airports like shopping malls and have more space for passengers coming into passport control

christy smith has the latest on that. i see the water right behind you. >> reporter: that's right. terry, the rain has stopped, but that doesn't mean the situation has necessarily improved on this portion of highway 37 near 101. what we're told is that efforts fully under way to remove the water, but at this point, the ground is saturated, and the highway is flooded. flood water blocks both directions of highway 37 near 101. the chp says they were monitoring and this morning water started to rise. before a closure was in place, a driver had to be rescued. and with more rain coming, it's just not passable. >> as of right now, this closure is going to be in place for at least a couple of days, if not longer. the last time this happened, it took us approximately a week to get all of this water out there. >> reporter: in sonoma county, highway 121 near 12 is flooded again, closed. while drivers are warned not to, some tried to clear the intersection. elizabeth miller says the series of storms have been nonstop. >> it was really, really, like, yeah, there was a lot of it really loud, re