s snyder became the owner 18 years ago.an snyder was also confronted by quarterback kirk cousins this weekend asking for a trade without a long-term deal. of course, he received the franchise tag last month. espn reporting that snyder will trade.k on a three top free agents, desean jackson, pierre garcon, and chris baker, all gone this morning. ." saw joint, who owns a pizza in the area and wanted to retire a red skin, sending an emotional letter to fans. larry: can't argue with the cash. $16 million the first year of that deal. heated reaction on social media already. autria: jummy olabanji has a look at the fallout coming in. jummy: you can see what people are saying online. we will head to twitter and show you a small fraction. this tweet from richard. a lot of people are pretty sad and emotional about pierre garcon leaving the team. as johnny just reported, kirk cousins asking dan snyder to be traded to another team, maybe go out to san francisco with kyle shanahan. it looks like the team might not release him. "i hate

governor snyder: that is a realistic time. we have a list in michigan because we went about the process a couple of years ago and made a decision. we needed to invest more in our infrastructure. we started with roads and bridges in terms of additional gas tax registration fees, which are not easy questions, but we need to update our infrastructure. we also need to update our water and sewer. i had our -- we had our issue in flint and an issue with the sewer. we need to invest in infrastructure because it can have a good long-term return, and nationally we have been under investing in some time. you mentioned flint, and they want to bring that up. what are the long-term plans? the lead levels have fallen to some degree, but they are above the level that you have proposes the minute safety level. what is the long-term plan? snyder: actually, the new levels are below the proposed standard. there is a lot of progress on the waterfront there, and we have enhanced nutritional services, health services, and it is recovering but it is

. >> thanks to dan snyder. i could come back here again. i'm so honored -- thank you. [ speaking a foreign language ] >> last year right here in front of you i promised to work on creating the strong, conservative government in u.s. and in japan. >> translator: last whole year, you kept fighting and also i kept fighting as the other side of the earth. last year in japan, we didn't have any general election which could affect the change of our administration of japan. so my focus of last year was this. how i can help in support to realize the conservative government in the u.s. by being in japan. the big change happening in the u.s. will give a big impact not only to japan, but to the whole world. [ applause ] so to defeat hillary clinton, i worked to publish the translation book of clinton cash written by peter schweizer who is my good friend. >> thank you. [ applause ] and also last march i offered the book that trump revolution, when the international committee and japanese community were not taken seriously about mr. trump. [ applause ]

host: timothy snyder, professor at yale university. you highlight two things looking at language and words. chapter nine, be kind to our language. chapter 17, listen for dangerous words. what were you hoping to a college by those chapters? the first thing is that if our system is going to survive, it depends upon the notion of individual, upon the idea that you and i think of ourselves as being different people. it depends on our ability to express ourselves in our own words. by the kind of language, i mean something like let's not just say the things we heard on television today. let's read books or talk to people we do not know and come up with a way of expressing ourselves which use the rich resources of the english language. then we are less susceptible to groupthink or partisanship. and with dangerous words, this often speaks to the last question, the dangerous words of the 20th century are things like extremism, terrorism, and emergency. we know from the past that leaders will speak of terrorists they willists, that over played h

snyder communicated his belief in me and desire for me to remain a redskin.ins said he laughed at original reports he demanded a trade saying that wasn't the case at all. let the madness begin. maryland and virginia are in orlando this week for the first round of the ncaa tournament. both teams play thursday, which means robert burton has the day off today in florida? kind of jealous, rob. rob, yes, we are in sunny orlando, florida, where you could say this is where the magic is all going to go down. we are covering maryland and u.v.a. 11th seeded xavier. u.v.a. start off against u.n.c.-wilmington who is a 12th seed. also a scary match-up. always room for upsets. there is no i in "team" but there is an i in "magic." back to you. erin: thank you for the spelling lesson. appreciate that. we look forward to your reports this week. i look forward to watch capitals at home hosting the wild. puck drops at 7:00. lob looked relaxed. michelle: no jacket. great breeze. jonathan: some smart elect that says there is no iin "team" but there is "me" in "team." doug: steve

please join me in welcoming brad snyder. [applause] >> wow, there are a lot of people here. i really just want to first thank politics and prose. it's an honor to be standing up here. i've seen so many great authors present their work your, it's a real honor to be in this bookstore for the third time. i also want to thank all my family, and there's a lot of them including my daughter and my son, and my wife shelby, and my parents who flew up for this event, and the a lot of my friends and a lot of former coworkers, and a lot of people who helped make this book a lot better. john milton cooper is here. dan ernst is here. victorian arched is here. a bunch of people who read this book cover to cover when it was in manuscript. and let me take that's a huge undertaking. i'm really grateful to all better here. the last time i gave a talk like this was to my daughters third pre-k class of three-year-old and four year olds and it was about what a constitutional law professor does. and like a good con law professor, i made up a powerpoint slide. i had one of the u.s. capitol. i had o

if you will, please join me in welcoming brad snyder. [applause] >> well, there are a lot of people here. i really just want to, first, thank politics & prose. it's an honor to be standing up here. i've seen so many great authors present their work here, so it's a real honor to be in this bookstore for the third time. i also want to thank all my family -- [laughter] and there's a lot of 'em, including my daughter lily and my son max and my wife shelby and my parents who flew up for this event. and a lot of my friends and a lot of former coworkers and a lot of people who helped make this book a lot better. john milton cooper, dan ernst, a bunch of people who read this book cover to cover when it was in manuscript. and let me tell you, that's a huge undertaking. so is i'm really grateful to all of them x can they're all here. and they're all here. the last time i gave a talk like this was to my daughter's third pre-k class of 3-year-olds and 4-year-olds, and it was about what a constitutional law professor does. [laughter] and like a good

happyns owner dan snyder with the head coach. we will be sticking around d.c. >> now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealer. >> redskins head coach jay gruden celebrated his 50th birthday saturday. he received quite according to espn, the team extended crude and for two years, meaning his contract will end in 2020. this marks the first time owner dan snyder has extended a head coach since he bought the team in 1999. gruden has done well in washington, leading the team to back to back winning seasons for the first time since 1996 and 1997. much more on his contract extension and the latest regarding james scott mcluhan later. russell will join me in studio to break down the latest news involving the redskins. the maryland women's basketball team continues to roll. the terps tonight will go for their third straight big ten conference tournament championship. aanding in their way, purdue, team maryland beat in the regular season by 15. opening tip is set for 7:00. [cheering] check out that scene, the terp

governor snyder, if i could ask you about perhaps shrinking the epa. much about know as the importance of the collaboration that goes on between the state and the environmental protection agency. if it gets smaller, how concerned are you that might impact states like yours? >> i will take two of these together and let rick answer that as well. but i'llt give yours, come back to your point. i think the timeline is right now. that is what the president and vice president and administration are all hands on deck. the secretary was with us again today, in front of all the governors, republican and democrat alike. i think he's been double the amount of time he was allotted the evident because this is an important issue. i don't think we can reiterate enough obamacare is collapsing. the affordable care act is no longer affordable. a democrat governor for minnesota said last year it is collapsing right now. and to show compassion for fellow citizens we have to do something about it. that is why we are on top of this. we will hear the beginning of the presiden

julie: that was governor rick snyder of michigan, he spoke to me earlier.labor market math on president trump's $1 trillion and for such a plan does not add up, so says our next guest, who says trump would need 570,000 additional -- construction workers. joining us from atlanta is bloomberg view columnist, conor sent. great to have you back. and the structure spending is one of the least competent -- controversial ideas out there. everyone seems to like the idea of it, even people who are hawks on spending. it never seems to happen, and people fantasize about it. he wrote an interesting column saying, the math doesn't work to get that kind of money out the door and hire people. what is the basic idea? >> infrastructure spending is about one quarter of all infrastructure -- spending. if you look at instruction -- construction employment, a good year we saw, 2013, 2015, it is between 200-300,000 construction jobs. in 2006 we have 500,000 for a short. of time. just for the infrastructure piece, would be a historic year that we have not seen since world war ii.

him and that snyder told him no.usins says he laughed when he heard reports he had demanded a trade. the quarterback signed a one year, $24 million franchise backed contract last week. my question is why wait so long to clear all this up. >>> ncaa mens basketball tournament action gets underway tonight. mount st. marys will take on new orleans tonight in a first four game in dayton, ohio. the winner will advance to the field of 64 to take on number one >>> pete muntean a proud university of maryland alum. he'll be with the terps in orlando. both teams play their first games of the ncaa tournament on thursday. look for pete's live reports beginning tomorrow night. wusa9. >> pete looks so happy in that picture, doesn't he? he's like yes. i'm going to see the game. >> it's bracket time. how far do i take maryland. do i use my head or my gut or my heart. >> the heart is always the best guide. >> then i'll take them all the way then. >>> 36 tomorrow. dress for the teens. we could see a passing snow shower or flurry. mid40

asking daniel snyder to trade him to which he denied the franchise tag.of kirk's big targets is the wide receiver . he's reportedly signed an agent deal wi bucs. >>> there is one player coming to dc. the free agency, defensive lineman terrel maclean their plate for dallas last season. 28 years of age. 40 tacklesey. thl willose chris baker to the tampa bay bucs. >>> michigan basketball may be a team of destiny after a scary plane ride almost prevented them from making their destination in dc for the big ten tournament which they started today against illinois. after their plane skidded off the runway and crashed in michigan, no one was hurt. michigan's game, their jerseys were stuck at the bottom of the damaged plane so they had to wear practice jerseys against you know it -- against illinois. also, a good team to get behind as well. >> this was just a relief once we got from the airplane to the bus. after that, i shoulders hang back and kind of focus on what we have to do today. >> i think the hardest part was getting back on the plane. once we landed i t

areins said that snyder sure to him that he wants them to remain with the redskins.rsey wor number to where's the car? it'll be here in three...uh, four minutes. are you kidding me? no, looks like he took a wrong turn. don't worry, this guy's got like a four-star rating, we're good. his name is randy. that's like one of the most trustworthy names! ordering a getaway car with an app? are you randy? that's me! awesome! surprising. what's not surprising? how much money erin saved by switching to geico. everybody comfortable with the air temp? i could go a little cooler. ok. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. jonathan: becoming a worldwide internet sensation, the kelly family is back. alison: this is my favorite heart, the little kid. this video of the miss robert kelley and his young children interrupting his interview with the bbc. the whole family was on bbc today and explain why the viral moment was not so funny at the time. worried the bbc would never call us again. oh, god, we can all relate. the family will answer questions for press around th

filmmaker kim snyder spent three years making the film. you speak with a number of people from the community in the film-- the next-door neighbor at sandy hook elementary, a priest in the community. why did you take this approach of looking at the entire community? >> we felt it was really important, that that hadn't really been done, to look at the ripple effects and the devastating trauma to an entire town, to an entire community; the effects on not just family members who lose so much, but on neighbors and on doctors and on priests and our law enforcement and our teachers. and from there evolved a sort of vision to show through multiple lenses what redefining victim as an entire community, which is something we don't always see. >> reporter: right after the incident, sandy hook elementary neighbor gene rosen encountered a group of evacuated school kids on his front lawn. >> they looked horrible. they were out of breath. i could tell they had been crying, but they were quiet. they were quiet in their abject fear and terror. >> newtown is

next guest is timothy snyder, a professor of history at yale university and author of the book "on tyranny:

snyder of illinois. - mr. schneider of illinois. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? mr. gohmert: mr. speaker, i move that we do now hereby adjourn. the speaker pro tempore: the question is on the motion to adjourn. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. the motion is adopted. accordingly, the house stands adjourned until noon on tuesday, march 14, 2017, for morning hour debate.

team president bruce allen and owner dan snyder are calling the shots for now. meanwhile skins fans are also saying goodbye to receiver desean jackson. "d-jax" is headed to the tampa bay buccaneers on a reported three-year, 35-million dollar deal. $20 million is guaranteed. the redskins reportedly offered jackson a deal, worth 3-million dollars less per year than what the bucs offered him. it's winter weather alert this morning, and our stormwatch 7 weather team has what you need to know, before heading out. eileen whelan has that, and your weekend forecast.. coming up. storms, after severe windstorms swept through the great lakes and the northeast. the wind was so strong it uprooted a tree -- buffalo. and -- near cleveland -- winds gusted up to 60 miles an hour. a home security camera caught this frightening scene. you can see that little girl open the door -- and hold on as the door was nearly blown off its hinges. fortunately, she wasn't hurt. - weather alert this morning - rain/snow mix could cause some slick spots - drastically cooler with gusty winds today

. -- sarahadders snyder's pieces on human rights. and of course, chris's paper is cyber security, and the ways in which technology has already getting -- in getting far ahead of the policymakers understanding, and we have made that clear to all of us. to those of you who have been unfortunate enough to be students are colleagues of mine have in -- been tired of hearing me talk up this, but i will do it anyway. our tendency as dollars have assume follow this and that powerful decision-makers act at moments of gravity, moments of decision points. many presidents have memoirs written that way, looking to moments where they can make a difference. arguef these four papers that in fact, the reagan administration was unable to do that. each of them argues in tolstoy's fashion that the currents of people, the movement of is actually something that the most powerful decision-makers cannot control, and have to react to more than they lead. tolstoy's criticism of great men in history is that we after-the-fact tell the story is that we as leader

i would like to thank just carefully dan snyder, cpac and this audience for giving the quiet crucialgotten man the spotlight this afternoon. meet him, study him, follow him and never forget the forgotten man. thank you. >>> later on our companion network cspan an interview with president trump and his trust. live at 7:00 p.m. on cspan. >>> sunday night on q&a, wall street reporter talks about his front page story "the rise and fall of a k street rena gad". >> i heard rumors about this guy's lifestyle for a while. so i sort of wanted to wait and see if anything else became public about this guy and when it -- about a year later i started looking into his life and into his campaign donations, into his spending, into what made him one of washington's top drug company lobbyist. >> sunday night at 8 eastern on cspan q&a. >>> the american conservative union hosted

snyder was still around his seat would have been very hot >> i know the fans are upset.u think expectations were a little too high for this time? >> expectations are always high for the flyers. that's the joy of what the flyers are they've been around in the 70's they've at least been competitive and again, you make -- they're competitive now, close to the playoffs but they're not a championship contender. it's -- they've got to do a lot better. by -- if this happens, they won't make playoffs, they got to make a change of captains. i don't know how you can come back with giroux >> he hasn't seemed like a captain. he's not like a clear leader of this team, feels like they're all over the place >> whether injured or what he's trying to hide. i've been around, as you have for awhile. i don't think he was great captain when they first opponent appointed him. some guys are not meant to be captains, he's had it for awhile and coaches continues to appoint him to that. they're seeing something we're not but we are seeing is the results that aren't there would. >> is it time for

unsuccessful and sergei bobrovsky is the biggest name out there when they let him go and when ed snyderemanded he get a free agent goalie there us sergei bobrovsky career in philadelphia and only the best goalie in the league which they need and they have to break it up and there is no question in my mind the three star players they have and simmons and gostisbehere and one has to go in a trade or to of them in the seasons. >> he has 14 goals one of his worst seasons ever but the hip surgery has been an issue and do you give him another shot knowing how great of a player he can be? >> i don't think he can be a great player, we have seen the best and we get to the best donahue got through the same thing and reached the wall and apex and will go down from now and has been declining for the last several years and just can't blame it on the hip and simmons has the most value and you have to pedal him in the off season and make a deal or trade here where you get several players. >> well they have made some really, really bad trades like we talked about and almost nervous to see if they did d

," looking at the trump presidency and what is ahead with the republican led congress and timothy snyder, professor yield and author of "on tyranny." we will also hear about the president and first lady's travel and security expenses, which reporter drew harwell from "the washington post." all of that on "washington journal", starting monday at 7:00, as usual. enjoy nanext, newsmakers with aron. then, president trump's address to the joint congress. then, joe biden receives the patriot award. >> newsmakers this week joins na mn

dave blames the owner dan snyder for over stepping. >> we years since snyder took over. >> reporter:or the fans, when it rains, it pours and they want to leave the front office with one message. >> get it together. put the egos aside. focus on football. winning cures all, guys. winning cures all. >> to keep track of the latest red skin news during this free agency period, download our free wusa9 app. it gives you weather updates which is very important, right. >> it is. >>> you will probably have to pay the piper here. this whole impact on the cherry blossoms. >> the good news is it's going to be cold but we will not see a frost because of the wind. temps will be in the 20s. let's talk about the three degree guarantee. it will be a midnight temperature. we knew the question is will my 54 from yesterday hold up as the midnight temperature? we shall see. right now, it's cold. a live look outside, it's 42. the dew point is in the teens. the winds are gusting to 37 miles an hour. that's going to be with us tonight and tomorrow. it won't be quite as strong. dress for the teens and 20s tom

. >> and that is kennedy snyder, one of many whose strength is amazing and who will benefit from a big event happening in our area this weekend. it is called chance for life. welcome back. with me we have a full house today. this morning we have the founder and the co-founder of chance for life. and also with us ricardo is the beverage director at mgm national harbor. appreciate all of you coming into talk about this wonderful event. and brad, i want to start with you. what is chance for life? >> it's the most exciting event in washington. this thing has been building for 12 years now. it's a poker event, high end celebrity food pairing with cocktails and incredible after party. we started this to help raise money for pediatric cancer research when my best daughter kennedy snyder was diagnosed at age two. she will be with us that day. and it's a great event that really creates perspective for all of us that have challenges in our lives that when you look at when a child is battling cancer, it's one of those things that pets perspective in our lives. >> and i know you have a big family,

snyder was still around his seat would have been very hot >> i know the fans are upset.u think expectations were a little too high for this time? >> expectations are always high for the flyers. that's the joy of what the flyers are they've been around in the 70's they've at least been competitive and again, you make -- they're competitive now, close to the playoffs but they're not a championship contender. it's -- they've got to do a lot better. by -- if this happens, they won't make playoffs, they got to make a change of captains. i don't know how you can come back with giroux >> he hasn't seemed like a captain. he's not like a clear leader of this team, feels like they're all over the place >> whether injured or what he's trying to hide. i've been around, as you have for awhile. i don't think he was great captain when they first opponent appointed him. some guys are not meant to be captains, he's had it for awhile and coaches continues to appoint him to that. they're seeing something we're not but we are seeing is the results that aren't there would. >> is it time for

snyder communicated believe in me and desire for me to surround yourself with all the players and coaches succeed. >> we'll be here unless they trades him. they seem to have a right but for now he's quarterback of redskins. >> we still like that. >> i have no comment. i'm going to comment on weather. >> you are? >> yes. >> do a little report on it. >> it feels to me like you said exactly what was reported. he inquired about a trade. >> no demand >> it sounded more necktive before. >> i got it thank you. >> imo. >> what else may be perceived as negative. the weather. >> how do you perceive it. >> i perceive it as let see meteorologistly tag nateing and unusual daytime highs around freezing and wind chills back, unfortunately winds back 40, 45 miles an hour. blustery day. wind chills not out of teens this afternoon. i know there's a the who of school delays out there and you know when you do get up and outdoors this morning make sure you're ready for winter time. wintertime quick look at the di time highs and you can see this temperature is about 20 to 25 degrees below normal. so very, very

[cheers] [applause] >> hello, i am anthony snyder. >> there is a guy that is setting this material ont man. >> he started his comic business 20 years ago and everything is sold online, here at the warehouse it is packaged and mailed out. >> this is going to wisconsin. this is going to canada. >> it's an industry worth a lot of money, especially comic book art. >> unlike comic books that are mass produced, it each is unique. and much of the art is sold to hollywood producers who use it to create the next box office hit. >> here is a new adventures issue. >> a demand for printed comic books, sales topping a billion dollars. >> people want to have something in their hands that they own and that they can call their own. this is for those that just want to cheat on the time clock at work. [laughter] >> when you think about that? sent me your thoughts at "chasing news." if you are interested in learning more go to this website and check it out for yourself. ♪ ♪ >> you are more mad than me. i can tell. >> i'm in atlantic city to spend some time with this inspirational subject of this viral v

always a first for everything, redskins owner dan snyder is actually happy with his coach. sports is coming up. >> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. jayrt: redskins head coach gruden will be here for a little while. the birthdayuite present from the redskins, celebrating his 50th, by the way, a contract extension. the team extended gruden for two years, meaning his contract now ends in 2020. but not all is well. outside linebacker troy murphy is facing a four-game suspension for violating the league's performance-enhancing drug policy. we will have more on the contract extension and the latest surrounding general manager scott mcluhan on abc 7 "sports sunday," beginning at chris russells will join me. the wizards took on the magic today. bradley beal with a tough ankle sprain, did not stop him, had a monster game. a nice game, and in the closing seconds of the game, the wiz up one. wall had to throw it up. gordon had to come down with it. and we don't have video. that's why you see me talking. the bottom line, the wizards win 115-1

now owner dan snyder will be searching for his fifth gm in the 18 years he's been with the redskins.th a three-year deal with the buccaneers. they reported over $35 million, 20 guaranteed. jackson had been in dc for the baker also heads to the bucks o. the depture continues. garcon is joining up with the 49ers. a five-year deal with garcon over $47. >> the team did make some moves today. agreed to a deal with;kt forme cowboy defensive lineman terrell mcclain and another move signing stacey mcgee somehow in the secondary safety. and dj swear is coming to the team. good news, their top two receivers gone, terrell pryor is set to visit the redskins. his full season as wide receivers had over 1,000 yards. the burgundy and gold. >> switching the gears, george h.w. bush facing off st. louis. >> gw did not lead at all until ó)#1yrñ final seconds, patriots. scoring right there at the buzzer. 6-5, we are headed in overtime. >> knocking down the trey. george mason beats florida, 82-71.h% now, maryland high school8kdk a college park plutonic -- we have wise and prince orchard, thisyq orchard

this is the first contract extension for a head coach that dan snyder has given. special guest, lorenzo alexander will join me on sports talk. we talk free agency, redskins and more. fun stuff. jonathan: the gruden move a good move? >> good move. i assume. back to back winning seasons. kimberly: snowflakes headed our way? >> not until the upcoming weekend. worth talking about now to keep in the back of the minds to get the milk and the it to paper and the bread. 68 is warmer. middle 60's on wednesday. upper 50's by thursday. cooler friday. chance for a mix then. then daylight savings time. the sun sets after 7:00. kimberly: "world news tonight" with david muir up next. jonathan: thank you for watching. see you tonight at 11:00. bp gives its offshore teams 24/7 support from onshore experts, so we have extra sets of eyes on our wells every day. because safety is never being satisfied. and always working to be better. know you have a dedicated advisor and team who understand where you come from know you can craft an investment pl