so always sort of in limbo here, but the reality, time frame going on too long. our colleague jim acosta also report that don mcgahn whout counsel office many here believe he has not provided enough information to other officials here. so we heard sarah sanders say at the briefing, i'm basing this on what i know, information that i know. again, jim, tonight as we enter day number eight, as many questions as there were when we started the day.

rosemary: all right, jim, so we'll start with you. so, the bitcoin. i mean, should people be getting onboard here? what's the deal? jim lee: my sense is that it's going to be around in some way, shape, or form for awhile. i'd say in the immediate term, it's not so much too early, but maybe getting a little late at this point. the real money has already been made, mm-hmm. rosemary: it cuts out the middleman that is the bank. so, is this a legitimate piece of currency, a legitimate transaction when you pay with bitcoin? ben: well, it does solve one of the big problems of these virtual transactions by making them, you know, verifiable. and so far, it's-- nobody has broken it, so it seems to be working. i think the underlying technology, blockchain technology, is what i'm bullish on personally. it's kind of like the internet and email. bitcoin is the email of blockchain. it's an application of this technology. and companies like ibm are into it big time for all kinds of things that are not related to the currency. but as far as the currency goes, you know,

jim: went right again. nick: be careful. it's going to sit in the first cut so that's fine. jim: sat quietly. peter: that's a good 25 yards behind where he was in regulation but a much better life. nancy: yeah, that's fine. just by an inch or two. jim: and now the big smooth. dottie? dottie: the wildest on the golf course here, 43 yards. had a good visual from the regulation tee shot and this is out to the right. jim: extreme right. nick: was that the faldo swing or the weiskopf swing? [laughter] jim: that looked like a sir nick faldo swing. yeah, sorry. we'll be back at the honda classic in just a moment. jim: again, tonight on cbs begins with "60 minutes." the season finale of "celebrity big brother," "ncis: los angeles." on a clear evening here in palm beach gardens, florida. that's what it looks like before we open up the camera lens so that's a pretty realistic look at what the players are facing at the moment in terms of trying to get their depth perception and all. sometimes we can make it look a little lighter than it is. that was a real look at it. all weekend long we've watched list

jim: now he's on his way. nick: so last week we want -- he wanted james corden to circle the limos at the start of the grammys. what technical things can we do to delay the kickoff, jim? you would know. jim: listen, you're a powerful guy. send word to al michaels, send them back out to warm up again. nick: i'll just start talking golf tips to al michaels. that might really throw him off. jim: he play every day. i've had the pleasure of playing with him -- him a bunch. nick: meanwhile, the caddie is there waiting. visualizing, decision making. jim: a loud cry for a.s.u. reavie. slugger white to first quarter. >> great playing, chez. >> great playing. >> gary will pick first. good luck, guys. good luck, fellows. jim: back up those shadows a bit. nick: yeah, give them a couple of feet, please. well, decisions to make. gary going with driver again, so he's looking to fade it right off that right edge of the church p even ws bunker. field it back into the fairway. jim: in regulation he drove it so far he had only 92 yards t

jim and rahel? >> so, yesterday we talk about how people leave vacation days on the table.erstand a new survey tells bus why americans love their jobs what is this all about? >> reporter: that is right, a new report from bank rate.com that says average worker survey rates his or her job satisfaction as seven out of 10 and 50 percent give a rating of eight or higher, experts predict satisfaction will continue to increase as unemployment rate keeps falling, you know, unemployment rate at a 17 yearly and as long as wages continue to improve we will just see people feeling better , and bet ber their jobs , so jim, to your point about vacation, vacation, i still think we should use our vacation days. >> yes. >> you lose some things that are not mutually exclusive, you can love your job and also go on vacation. >> we need a break and sometimes people need a break from you. >> yes. >> i breathe a sigh of relief, thank god he is on vacation. >> he is in the lying. >> thank you. >> i'm not getting in the middle of that one but that is probably a fair point for all of us. >> we will

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this will affect these on foot and on bike, so jim, back over to you. >>> well, developing right now search is on for gunman who opened fire on a driver, killing her. >> victim who control of her vehicle and crash injuring passengers several children. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao is live with the very latest on the investigation, jan, good morning. >> rahel and jim, good morning , police described an absolutely wild scene that unfold there had in fern being last night. as you mentioned a van full of people, three women and three children, crashed after being shot up, as they were traveling north on broad street this morning. one of the women is dead, five other people are injured, fortunately recovering from those injuries this morning, and new in stable condition. take a look at the video you can see what we're talking about here. police respond todd broad just after 8:30 last night. nearby they found this van crashed in the building on the 6800 block of old york road, now the 23 year-old driver was shot at lee once, she was pronounced dead at the scene. police say it appe

both managed washington's top rated all news radio station w t o p the ultimate dashboard appliance so jim and i became accustomed to competing for mentally multitasking motorists attention thank you both for being here nice to hear you jim media consumption competition is fierce but i love that sign you hung in the newsroom at w t o p get it right then get it first now without editors or filters those feeding social media contribute lots of what we now call fake news how can the consumer know what to believe. a consumer simply has to develop a good healthy b.s. meter and there's a fair amount of teaching we need to do to help them do it. we need to try to show them the difference between an actual news organization that has gatekeepers people like editors or fact checkers will say are you sure do you have a second source and by the way to tweet as not to sources. and the media itself has a job to do in reste or in its trust really lost trust when it totally blew the twenty sixteen election cycle yeah agenda are you uncomfortable with all these stories full of unnamed sources. very uncomfo

keep these levels traveling around at posted speeds until around i don't know 6:00 o'clock, 6:30 or so, jim and rahel, back over to you. >>> now for a look at newspaper headlines across the region. >> in the times herald a lower providence man who beat and strangled his wife and tortured his children with dog shock collars is heading to prison. joseph myrie was sentenced to 20 to 40 years in jail after pleading guilty to more than two dozen charges of domestic abuse. >>> reading eagle number of drug overdoses, death in pennsylvania is growing faster then anywhere else in the nation. new data released by cdc finds over a 12 month period pennsylvania saw a 43 percent increase in overdose deaths, florida ranked number two. >>> trenton, police were called to a trenton beauty shop after a customer claimed a stylist threat is threatened a voodoo over her daughter this happened after she didn't like her braids and walked out without paying. cops could not do anything because casting a spell is not a crime. >> do i not like that black magic, that is a look at newspaper headlines around the delaware

we have more construction in new jersey that we will get to coming up in the next 10 minutes or so, jim and rahel, back over to you. >> meisha, thank you. >>> one week after fatal school shooting in florida gun control was debated at the white house and town hall meeting. >> students and parents shared their own stories and expressed their own views on the issue. correspondent john lawrence has more. >> reporter: white house is listening session for gun safety started with a prayer. after that, the debate, because again in ernest. >> how many children to have get shot, it stops here with this administration and me. >> i was born into a world where i never got to experience safety and peace. there need to be significant change in this country. >> reporter: president trump did promise change and suggested that the idea of potentially arming teachers. he also expressed support for stronger background checks and regulating bump stocks. >> it will in the be, as it has done in the past. >> reporter: on wednesday night in florida emotions ran high at times. >> enough talk is what your action.

or so, jim and rahel, back over to you. >>> well, leave those bags at home, that is what a theater chain is tell movie goers. >> we will tell you which >>> well come back. cinema chain of movie theaters is banning large bags, large bag ban takes effect tomorrow, the theater is making an exception for medical equipment bags and diaper bags cinema mark says they are meant to keep movie goers and employees save. company will not have an area with checked bags and reserves right to inspect all bags, packages that enter their theaters. >>> time is 4:50. time for a check of business news. >> money watch's dianne king hall joins us from the insuring stock exchange. wall street saw its winning streak ending yesterday. walk us through the numbers. >> reporter: well, good morning rahel and jim. drop in the shares of wall mark rattled the dow jones, it had its worse drop in 30 years other retailers, health care co and other shares fell, dow jones fell 254 points, nasdaq lost five but home depot, hit spoketations their profit charged higher, more people sprucing up their homes, it was also helped by

make the case yourself, jim. >> so here's what we had. we had the intelligence committee with staff and some of the best lawyers on the hill in the intelligence community conducting their review. and ultimately preparing a product that was put before the committee that the committee decided to release. this isn't something that just done willy-nilly. this is done with seasoned staff on the intelligence committee, folks who know the laws as it relates to sensitive information. then you have a similar process undertaken by the democrats, led by schiff. and they have their own memo out there. let's not forget about that. >> it's not out there, though. >> it's counter to the majority memo. it's been prepared. >> important facts, though, jim. they voted not to let it out. >> it's been prepared. >> but they're not letting it out. >> then it goes to the white house, and it's now the white house's determination as to whether this thing goes or not. and there's going to be folks who have spent their careers in the intelligence, you know, legal com

. >> so which account, jim, makes more sense to you? >> well, it is a process associated with all of this. in the clearance process generally as it relates to fbi clearances and security clearances, the fbi comes in, the folks who join the administration at the beginning get temporary clearances. >> we're not talking -- >> rob, jim, i want to talk about clearances for sure with you. first, i want to talk about this reaction and so you have john kelly making it clear that basically he put up with nothing is sort of how it is being framed, he found out and then it was over, rob porter was gone, sarah sanders just in terms of rob porter's dismissal not in the clearances, sarah sanders is saying that he left without pressure. so, you know -- >> but my point is, sure, i'll get to that, but my point is there is a process that folks go through and at some point in time a temporary -- a final clearance is given. and but prior to that, it is very clear to me that there was a reaction to the photos that were released. and it seems there was swift

the same pennsylvania ranch where she gave her dra matting account to police. >> so you don't believe cody was abused by jimo, no, no. i was scared that they will -- well, i seen them take cody out of her arm at the hospital. >> so scared doris said, she made up the story about jim in a moment of panic to protect her granddaughter ronda and prevent cody from being placed in foster care for good. >> there was a lot of lies. i was with my grandma every time that she came over to my house. she had a broken foot. she had to sit on my couch. >> i'll swear on my grave and everything else, jim did not hurt him. he didn't. he didn't have a chance. >> what would you like to say to jim? >> i want to tell him i'm really, really sorry. >> the duncans say the damage was already done. >> do you think jimmy was charged because of that lie? >> i do, yes. of course. >> ronda says when she realized what her grandmother had done, she went to prosecutors. >> i walked into her office and started telling her that this was not the truth. she said i'll give you three seconds to turn around and walk out this door. >> but diane bail

. >> so, jim, there are parts of this memo that some in congress are disputing and actually other parts which undermine sort of one of the conservatives time line here. >> it does. so let's start on facts in dispute, and they go right to those two issues i just mentioned. on the issue that the warrant was based principally or mostly or it even says in there that andrew mccabe, the deputy director of the fbi said to the house intelligence committee the warrant would not have been issued without the dossier. on that issue, my colleague, manu raju, and i have spoken to three democrats on the house intelligence committee who were in the room for mccabe's testimony who said, no, that's not what he said. and then in addition to that, lindsey graham has released a statement tonight saying that, in fact, this warrant and this investigation was based on more than just the dossier. so disputes on that not just from democrats but also from republicans and same disputes on that question as to whether the judge knew about this. we've heard this from eric swalwell. so there's that. but dig deeper in

in the past week jamila share is live in the turkish city of gaziantep near the border with syria so jim our first saw first tell us first of all about the latest developments we're hearing right now on the battlefield there. well as far as operation olive branch as it's called that is the turkish military intervention inside syria is concerned some more advancements have been made by the military together with their i live free syrian army rebels they've still pushing forward towards free and they've now taken over forty nine different positions in the road over the past twenty four i was we had reported them that they managed to take over one of the towns on the road towards there called theater but now the significance of that has become a bit clearer for. coalition of talking rebel fighters in that it's open to them for the first time a route between west and up or and a western front towards the city of are free and so despite the fact that they had suffered some losses the tuckers soldiers in the past couple of days another wipe e.g. the kurdish militia did manage to down a helicop

. >> so, jim, walk us through what happened yesterday morning.nderstand the father woke nikolas up to take him to an adult educational place where he was study, but he refused to go? >> well, he didn't want to get up and said something to the other son, something to the effect of, you know, it's valentine's day, i don't go to school on valentine's day. nobody thought anything of it at the time, it was just an excuse that he didn't want to get up. you know, looking back on it now, people were trying to read stuff into it, but, you know, the bottom line is that this family had no idea that this young man was capable of something like this. they didn't see any rage. they didn't see any anger. they just saw a kid that had just lost his mother and needed some help and needed a place to stay. they took him in and saw that he got a job at a dollar store. they enrolled him in the program so he could get his ged. and they didn't see any of the horrible things that now are being exposed to about this young man's past. >> okay. so let me just ask you about

victory parade later this morning, they may not be so joyous about the experience getting there. >> we are seeing long lines already at septa stations, reporter jimrth from kyw 1060 our partner joins us from septa's regional rail station from lansdale montgomery county. so far from your shot we can tell there is a lot of people out there. what is crowd like right now. >> reporter: huge crowd thousands office people waiting to get on trains they are loading up second train scheduled to leave at, or was scheduled to leave 6:40. there will be another train at 8:22. because there are so many people there was concerned that some would not get on a train. there was a train scheduled to levy believe it was 6:18 from penn brooke another station down the line, and that was empty, nobody went to penn brooke so they back that train up here so 900 more people from here will be able to get on that train but still looking at this line i mean literally thousands of people standing out here in the cold, they started lining up around 3:00 a.m. some people were here at 4:00 a.m. and they just did the 4:00 he clock hour and they weren't able to get on the first tra

so no complaint, jim. >> not complaining. i never complain. >> oh, really. mid upper 30's, though, where we currently stand in most of the outlying suburbs as well, as the day goes on, just walk out the door with the umbrella , have it handy because the rain will be light to moderate in intensity, even though off and and on, it is with us up through the day, up to the north possibility that we see some icing with the latest rounds that come in. more about the winter weather advisory that is posted little later on. >> oh, even just hearing that. all right, thank if you. looking outside right now, so this is actually where we had an accident just clear out of the way. that's great news. this is woodhaven road eastbound at academy road. two lanes blocked, little worried if it would linger out there until the 5:00 hour. good news, out there since they gotofwe go. looking nice in this area. we do have another accident, excuse me fnoying pole right inr view, but right behind this is flashing light.es, photo bomb. accident here schuylkill eastbound boulevard, off t

so always sort of in limbo here, but the reality, time frame going on too long. our colleague jim acosta also report that don mcgahn whout counsel office many here believe he has not provided enough information to other officials here. so we heard sarah sanders say at the briefing, i'm basing this on what i know, information that i know. again, jim, tonight as we enter day number eight, as many questions as there were when we started the day. >> seems to be new culprit every day as well. thanks very much at the white house. outfront tonight april ryan with us with the panel. april, i'm going to ask you straight up to you, did the white house lie? >> you know, the question is, what does sarah know. because like jeff, my sources are telling me a lot. apparently it's not just about the fact that the fbi had the information. i'm hearing that personnel security office works with the national security council along with white house personnel. so three groups that have information about those who are working in the white house or potential people who, president or senior staff may want t

. >> so, jim, i'm suspecting that where norm sees a mosaic you see an inkblot test.ople see what they want to see. >> first we see a denial by her lawyer. and again we don't know the facts here. >> the lawyer said he would have never been discussing destruction of documents. obviously he's given her cover from what would trigger a statute. let's say she denies it. >> let's say@it's in the context of press conference. remember her job at the time. everything needs context. and the context of this just doesn't match up to obstruction in my view. she's the press person. she has to deal with crisis. she's not dealing with evidence and the facts and issues that will come before an investigator or court of law. >> all right. we don't know enough is one piece of the puzzle. you have discussed it. i like it. i have something else to chew on. i have to go to the white house. kevin spent so much time doing this board. we had a whole fight and i did half. you can go to my instra gram. who did a better job. you'll take on the two sides of what this move with the memo is. it's ei

so first of all what was sort of devastating about that teacher, i believe his name was jim, jim had some sense of nicolas cruz that he was a little off but had that sense from girls in the classroom. meanwhile, the school knows that this kid is not right. so why isn't that information being shared with the frontline defenders of our kids who are essentially the teachers? if you go to nicolas and everything he did to do this heinous crime, there are so many data points that people had to have been aware of. and i'm focused on guns, every time after these mass shootings because we tend to dismiss it too soon. who paid for this? he's 19 years old. he's high school dropout. how is he getting this stuff? how is he getting the materials to do all this sort of stuff that he did today? i want those questions answered. and i want people to learn from it. because as i said we are sick of this. we are absolutely sick of this at this stage. >> darren, are we learning? as these shootings happen are communities learning and federal authorities learning? >> i think we are on a national state and mu

so, jim, now we're looking at democrats on the house intelligence committee. if they are going to be able to convince enough republicans to vote to release their memo, which is a rebuttal, if that happens, do you -- if it is released, we have heard some republicans say, yes, this should be released. if it is released, do you think the president would sign off on putting it out there? >> well, it sounds like majority leader mccarthy is already said he believes it is going to be released, that they're going to have the votes and the intelligence committee to release it and have to have the understanding that the republicans chair the intelligence committee. >> but you know -- jim, you know -- no, you know, no, no, no. jim, jim, the white house decides. >> it will be similar to the process they went through the first time with the republican memo. they will have go through and make sure it doesn't reveal any sources and methods, they'll have to make sure that it is not going to cause any true national security concerns because the protecting the american people i

so. >> jim and eric swalwell all democrats say he didn't say the dossier was the only reason they soughthe warrant. republican devin nunes said he didn't use those words but essentially that's what he said. >> he said he would be happy for the quotes to come ut. >> let's see the interview. >> i talked to a republican tonight. who said that they couldn't divulge what the information was. because it's classified. but there it other information that predated this dossier. not what's in this memo. not this papadopoulos meeting. in 2016. but something else that we don't know about. so even republicans are acknowledging that have access to the intel. >> here's the dossier. this is it. it's 17 memos. two of which relate to carter page. and relate specifically to his meeting with the guy. who is the head of the state oil company. and the conversations about page that are reported in the steele dossier is that page and sechen talked about the relief of sanctions against ukraine and russia. if trump were to win. that's the dossier as it relates to carter page. if that's presented if that's what's

so you will have to use the alternate. new off ramp will be your best bet, jim thank you shall meisha, on the health watch this morning, new research shows the flu can spread more leastly than prive previously thought. >> researchers at the university of maryland, have created a device that collected virus samples, from your breath. so they believe the flu can spread just by breathing and they're working to collect data to show how. >> the focus is always been on telling people, well, covering and sneeze something how it is transmitted. if we understand better how much of the infection is transmitted by air, and what the dose in the air is, we can then figure out how to reduce your exposure. >> important work, too, hard hitting season, so far more than 4500 flu related deaths this season, and the flu season is not over just yet. >> and a new study shows the apple watch can actually detect diabetes with a 85% accuracy rate. this is interesting. group from the university of california san francisco teamed up with mobile health app cardiogram to conduct the study.

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so, jim, explain this. >> well, i think a lot of people want some explaining when when it comes to thisson. all week long, there was the expectation that the president in the issue of

. >> so jim acosta, how is the trump administration taking the fallout of this very serious pushback of republicans who totally disagree with him on the overall mueller investigation? >> reporter: well, wolf, you're seeing the president once again touting this memo that was released by devin nunes, and he's not backing off of any of that. he hasn't done that. in the last 48, 72 hours he was talking on twitter saying that the memo vindicated him. you saw the sunday talk shows, almost a cavalcade of lawmakers saying, no, there needs to be a release of the new memo. last week was the nunes memo, this week is the schiff memo, because adam schiff wants to see his version released and declassified by the president. the white house saying they'll take a look at that, but the president has been attacking adam schiff on twitter this morning, so it's unclear whether that will take place. just to give you a sense of where the president's head is right now, take a look at what he tweeted this morning about devin nunes. it's pretty obvious where the president stands on the chairman of the house c

so, jim, let's cut the sanctimony, what is going on today happened on your watch. with all due respect, i don't see any streets in the future being named after james comey. but, if i was you, jim, i would be saving these comments for your lawyers. now, back to the memo that we hear will be released tomorrow. sources are telling us tonight that this is just the tip of the iceberg. the sme memo is only 10 to 15% of information that will be coming out the days, weeks and months ahead. tonight john solomon of the hill is reporting republicans are looking to make the case that, in fact, the russia investigation that we have been highlighting and special counsel, robert mueller's probe were based on, quote: flawed or politically tainted evidence connected to partisans loyal to hillary clinton. now, that would mean the entire thing was based on clinton bought and paid for lies. and if the media had any ethical standards left. and if they really cared about truth. if they cared about the american people, if they believed in transparency, they would have been all over the s

jim got that guy. so he got that individual that was ready to do any and all things possible with these things that god had given me. without those two individuals in my life there's no way i'm here. emmitt bringing it out of me and then jim unleashing it on the nfl. >> so props for emmitt thomas and jim johnson. and also terrell owens into the hall on his third try. he is one of the most prolific wide receivers in the history of the game. how appropriate that both of those guys going into the hall on the night before the eagles play in the super bowl. with the team in minneapolis, don bell, cbs3 "eyewitness sports". >> congratulations to both of them. thank you so much, don. we appreciate that. now afternoon snowfall couldn't dampen the spirits of the eagles fans who are in minneapolis right now for the big game. "eyewitness news" reporter pat gallen talk to some folks who have complete confidence in the birds ability to get that one last win. >> 10 years ago saturday was one of the biggest moments in su

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it's a phenomenal night here at kickys and pete's so that is the latest and hopefully the people who left jim are being responsible and enjoying themselves responsibly in the streets but that is the scene at chickys and pete's back to you. >> did you enjoy yourself there watching the game with all those fans? >> i did. i have to tell you my stomach was sinking towards the end, i mean everybody it was light we were all in it together and i'm not even kidding you people were literally on the ground with their hands together praying that touchdown was going to be a legitimate touchdown for the eagles. there were tears in people's eyes there were families that came together here because they wanted to have experience in philadelphia so absolutely phenomenal night i have to tell you i wouldn't want to spend it any where else but here at chickys and pete's in philadelphia because it was very much an amazing experience. >> annie mccormick thank you very much action news with alicia vitarelli is our sideline reporter gathering reaction from athletes and celebrities and you the fans and alicia what do

one of the few conservatives -- you're a worthy opponent, a good debater and a good journalist and so jim and i have a high regard for your ability to banter back and forth with the fakes so i'll be glad to do that. >> high praise. high praise. i appreciate it. let me ask you one more thing. you have to deal with the spending part of this. you don't like it. i get it. nancy pelosi said her caucus isn't going to move on it unless paul ryan commits to have the same immigration debate and timing in substance as mitch mcconnell did. so do you think there is a chance that should happen and do you think it should happen? >> well, i could tell you the same promise that mitch mcconnell made to his group. i don't see the speaker making that. now -- >> you do not see it? you do not see it? why not. >> i do not see that commitment. i do see a commitment to bring an immigration bill to the floor. will it be on nancy pelosi's terms? absolutely not. i believe at the end of the day you'll see a hundred democrats or more come across and vote for this bill either tonight or friday morning. but there is an

so, jim, explain this. >> well, i think a lot of people want some explaining when when it comes to this decision, anderson. all week long, there was the expectation that the president in the issue of transparency, remember officials were saying we're going to put this memo through the same rigorous vetting process that we put the nunes memo through, and the suggestion all along is that in the issue of transparency that they would go ahead and release this moment, but, of course president trump is the final decider on this. he made this decision and sounds late today to go ahead and make this decision not to declassify this memo from the ranking democrat on the house intelligence committee, adam schiff. ener is a letter that is attached to the statement that came from the white house press office about this. we can put it up on screen. it's from the white house counsel. if we don't have that graphic available, i can just read this key paragraph to you. it essentially says, although the president is inclined to declassify the memorandum because it contains numerously classified and especi

. >> so, jim is here. we're going to bring him in in a second. if he was a criminal long before he joined the campaign, why the hell was he on the campaign in the first place? did they have not have access to google? rick gates pleaded guilty to a crime he committed three weeks ago. i don't even know what -- does she have notes in front of her? why does she say the things she says? this blows my mind. >> right. well, her statement had, as you point out, a number of problems. one of those is that rick gates, for instance, he was not just a part of the campaign. he was a quintessential survivor. so he was part of the campaign. he was a part of the transition. he was a liaison to the rnc. and then through relationship he had with tom bank, a close friend of the president, he was still in the mix in dealing with the white house up until right until he was indicted. so, it's not just someone who was, you know, a small part of the campaign who did some miss deeds, alleged misdeed. the second thing which is interesting, they basically sort of -- one arg

. >> so, jim, the white house has not given any indication about whether or not they're going to release it. they're saying they're just going to go through the procedure that they went through for the republican memo. >> that's right, anderson. we pressed them this evening on this. they are stopping short at this point of saying, yes, they're going to release the memo. they're just saying they're going to apply the same painstaking process is the phrase we heard earlier this evening to the schiff memo as they did to the nunes memo. but remember the president was saying that memo last week was going to be released 100% before he had even read it. so it's not altogether clear what kind of vetting they're going to put this memo through. but keep in mind as you were hearing those republican lawmakers raise doubts about the strength of the nunes memo on the sunday talk shows over the weekend, i just talked to a senior congressional source from the republican side earlier this evening, who was saying, listen, there was a lot of hype around this nunes memo, and clearly it did not meet the hype

so we tried to do what the globetrotters do. they're very good at this. jim donovan and myself, not so much. the globe trot remembers in newark delaware, trenton, and wells fargo. >> we gave it our best. >> we d you know me, eyehand coordination. >> a for effort. >> still ahead, we will tell you some of the easiest ways to get to the flower show. meisha? >> the shoe strings of our character displayed during times of trial. in today's love it meeting a man who suffered life at egg injuries, yet pushing past any and all obstacles, inspiring others through his good work. >> we look ahead already to our upcoming weekend at the moment promising to be a pretty quiet weekend. with sunny skies, some pretty typical temperatures, for a change, as we flirt with or even just exceed about 50 degrees or so. but, in all, not quai net this seven day forecast, i have more rain to tell you about, >> well get ready to think spring. philadelphia flower show is just around the corner. >> and septa wants to make it a little eels injury for visitors to get around, they're selling s

so from jim you know some guy in some is a woman you can split the video for the dog to us of us so us little. book of suits and you put jello to some openings for you at the motor show to cool pulls to the police but yes the street was still the most of them so just to take a well what you please yeah. that would usually beautiful the nation as we see would you do you see chelsea discuss those dollars to me and some to the test will diminish will someone to be so full of. hate everybody i'm stephen baldwin task hollywood guy will suspect every proud american first of all i'm just george bush and honored to do so this is my buddy max famous financial guru just a little bit different i'm not a. you know with all the drama happening in our country i'm rude have fun every day americans. and we start to bridge the gap this is the great american people which. i. i. i. i. see. the u.s. most powerful body prepares for another round of crisis talk tonight on syria's rebel held east and. the international community of double standards. led to the florida school massacre further polarizes americ

oropeza from caracas in venezuela so congratulations jim you have one yourself and your own max watch we will get that off to you right away and with that we are out of time but join us again tomorrow for our highlights edition and the best picks of the week thanks for tuning in. the next time on your own max all the highlights of the week out for jog or for on our coalmine illuminates holy places. because. ours was fairly relives a bygone era every winter bad song the best response on the greek island of crete next time on your remarks i looked. at the. the be. the be. the be. the be. the be. the because. the be. the be. it's a pioneering. field testing and the morning. garden city in the morning. it's all about sustainable living. everybody is frankly all the want to in new york. city. that will hopefully find some go at it for the. story. probably the best smile above the emotion the cause for. the. you know. because he. jammed on d w it's. all about the moments that. it's all about the stories. it's all about george chance to discover the world from different perspectives. join us

so from jim you know some guy in some them was a woman in the sport of the video for the dog to do a c.b.s. little. book of suits and you put yellow with somebody else but you're going to show it to me who pulls to the police ideations be busting the most of them so she has to take oh well not you pull a yeah you don't usually do couples one nation as we see when you do you see each of us knows told me of something that you know what it would mean it was a little bit so. we were used to war from gaza it was a lest. we dismantle the settlements once we got good neighbors we got to tell organisation citroen ching they look at school of religious and i will keep them safe and dug down lives so instead of having good neighbors we have a mustang which is a terrible state. bottom to maximize your financial survival guide. looking forward to your pension account . yonks this is what happens to pensions in britain delicacy you watch kaiser report. don't mess up syria got security interests that's russian security interest ok not just a thought we want a stable syria and we want a stable leba

and so i was not going to talk to them. >> before her sentencing, jim tried one last time. >> he saidf you don't make this deal, i will never speak to you again." and i said, "i cannot do that. i am so sorry." and he hung up on me. i'm so sorry. >> that was the last time susan and jim mcdougal would ever speak. on august 19, 1996, susan was sentenced to two years in a federal penitentiary. and after sentencing hearing, she was slapped with a subpoena to appear before the grand jury. >> one of the prosecutors came over and threw a subpoena on the desk and said, "we've got you now." >> good morning. >> in early september 1996, president clinton ordered air strikes, after iraqi forces overran the kurdish city of erbil in northern iraq. >> our missiles sent the following message to saddam hussein -- "when you abuse your own people or threaten your neighbors, you must pay a price." >> as the missiles rained down half a world away, susan mcdougal was in little rock, arkansas, preparing to appear before a grand jury. on the morning of september 4th, ken starr's prosecutors had three question

jim. here i am. standing in minnesota. and i got to tell you guys, what is so cool about where i am right now, is we are downtown in the heart of downtown minneapolis, the us bank stadium right behind me. i don't know if you guys know this, but the us bank stadium has the largest transparent roof of any other stadium. and it is so that the fans will feel like they're inside or outside rather but then they'll be inside, probably, around 70 degrees temperature, something like, that it will be nice, toasty, warm in there but it is designed just so they feel like they're outside , thank goodness they won't be. speaking speaking every outside, all of the eagles fans flying in to the minneapolis st. paul airport are in for rude awakening in because of the cold. that does not seem to phase them. aid minute yet to chat with them as they were flying in by the airplane loads, and this is what they said. take a look. >> who do you predict is going to win the super bowl? >> oh, come on, would i come all the way from pennsylvania to here in the snow, the cold weather? eagle

so many weapons? >> you're absolutely right, jim. it is a terrible, dangerous situation.'d like to start by saying, again, my condolences go out to all of the victims of this, including the family that took this kid in. you know, as good samaritans, let's say. but the fbi has apologized for the catastrophic failure that occurred in the call center, not forwarding the information to the miami division. so that we know. but we have a series of societal failures that go way back with him and with many others that have been involved in these shootings where, you know, that the mental health professionals knew there was a problem, the school administrators knew, the police in broward county had responded to 39 calls at that residence where he was accused of beating up his adopted mother, and other violence in that home. and, you know, yet that doesn't send any flags. there is nothing being put into any formal system that would alert the authorities or the gun shop owners do in the sell a gun to this individual. when i was a police officer, we worried about this. i was a cop fo

trains home of grandma's house is just two hours for the whatever they are they're delicious stuff jim so my guess grandma's got the best in time of all yeah so here we have you know america's needed an infrastructure plan for the last twenty years a lot of it you know some of the network actually has not been replaced for one hundred years if you look at new york subway system like the train under the hudson the tracks under the hudson they are one hundred years old so nothing's been touched so. this infrastructure plan that we have in america is just to replace some of the old stuff not to expand any sort of high speed rail like they're doing here and remember that just ten years ago they had almost no bullet trains at all in china and here they have the biggest network in the world suddenly within ten years and we're still twiddling our thumbs trying to determine whether or not we can afford it. part of it is that railway building is local and you have to pay people big wages real wages not minimum wage to build stuff locally in america is an economy that's been created by financializa

i know i had it before them and then so would have been so what. would. jim i it is something a lot of wonder and i said ok and usually by that i said i was i mean the only question of the fool who did the put him through. the whole books of the. book how do you. it was said in the good moves we how are you i think if you have those who are closer. how does it going to show people how do you have a good little kid when you know with the book you need this you just move on the canal to some kind of i will not understand one of them to suffer hunger rather plead with him to some time couldn't he as i'm now close the ethical kid you could time to listen looked up the local equivalent to clinics and a few feet and if you want to know how to jump in a vacuum yeah you cannot call me just what i eat when i'm in the very back. to. eat. eat eat. eat eat eat eat eat. eat. eat. eat. eat eat eat eat eat. slow mo war hawks selling you on the idea that dropping bombs brings police to the chicken hawks forcing you to fight the battle itself. to new socks for the tell you to

looked the same especially in the american south and so the penitent gery really didn't exist in the south until after reconstruction failed and when that jim crow laws were passed over them except for the exception of tennessee if you were not in a contract with the sharecropper you could get 30 days to life imprisonment and so the states were then refilled with those that wanted to preserve segregation and slave slavery. they produced tons of goods and services and that became a part of the architecture after jim crow was seemingly over 17 say the 1920s after world war i to the 1960s you see them as funneling black labor into this economy that is buttressing state power so when black americans start organizing and what we call the modern civil rights movement that starts after brown v. board and 54 then you see all of these new opportunities for the municipalities in the state to have tmanage black bodies that e using to conform to th what the state wants them to do either as producers or consumers. but they learned a lot about the functioning of power, state power, local power, police power going into the local jails and prisons and then