from south carolina.we turn to senator joe manchin he is democrat from west virginia, state that gave candidate donald trump 68% of the vote and has the fourth highest gun ownership rate in the country. senator, welcome to the show. i know you are trying to do something. >> yes. >> brennan: on gun control. you were with the president this week, do you have any idea what the vote count is on the bill you're putting -- >> first of all it's not gun control it's gun sense. i introduced a bill in 2013, pat was my cosponsor we worked together on this. and we protected the second amendment rights. we protected law abiding gun owners. all we defense go in to the loopholes that the gun shows, on internet sales, commercial transactions when you don't know people. and make sure that we do that background check before youÑi he that gun. >> brennan: that bill did not cross the threshold back in 2013. where are the votes now? >> excuse me. p president trump would have been president in 2013 that would have -- the bill

if this is possible in south carolina, it is possible anywhere, and the fact of the matter is that south carolina has evolved so much over the last 50 years that we are such proud representaves of a new south carolina. jon: did you like each other immediately? was there suspicion? you know, people judge each her easily. we work out which side of the track someone is from and what they are -- what their background is. did you bondd mmediately? take time? rep. gowdy: he is impossible to not like. it is quite possible to not like me. he is impossible to not like. he is a perfect combination of skill, leadership, and humility. so i liked him from ment i saw him. but keep in mind, we met in this storically large freshma class that was elected in 2010, and he was far and away the best known, most popular member of that class. he was elvisresley in that class. everyone liked him. it wasn't just me. christian: i've read some of the excerpts from the book. it is fascinating to read. i will pull out a little section because i want you to comment on why you are stepping down. you say, "to be honest

the first shot of the civil war, charleston, south carolina. to have two gentlemen coming n gether after a racially motivated murdermanuel church in south carolina -- jon: which is when the white supremacist went in the bible study class. sen. scott: exactly. that is part of the geof this book. i turn to a white guy from my state, in spite of the fact that you look at who we were, we have transformed, but tha was the basi if this is possible in south carolina, it is possible anywhere, and the fact of the matter is that south carolina has evolved so much over the last 50 years that we are such proud representatives of a new south carolina. jon: did you like each other mediately? was there suspicion? yo know, people judge each other easily. we work out which side of the ack someone is from and what they are -- what their background is. did you bond immediatelyme did it take rep. gowdy: he is impossible to not like. it is quite possible to not like me. he is impossible to not like. he is a perfect combination of skill, leadership, and humility. so

she was abandoned a year ago a year ago in a forest in south carolina. five days state officials tried to rescue the dog. they called hope for pause and asked them for help. they wanted to get her trust so they have a humane trap set up and she does come over but suddenly she gets spooked and runs off. so they send back for their netting. they want their net shipped overnet so south carolina because they want to catch this girl. they know she really needs some help. they get their volunteers and look what they're doing. looks like a football defense right there. everybody picks up the net and they're going to try to capture this dog. >> it's okay. it's okay, it's all right if you can't catch her. >> how is this dog run so long fast with a steel trap on one paw. >> she's afraid. >> oh, man. >> i got her. >> they lift her up, put her in the car and take her to get treated. they get some bad news. not only do they find out she has heartworm. the doctor looks at her foot -- >> no! gosh, what a cruel, awful thing to use on any animal. >> it's damaged. >> they

these two prominent republicans from south carolina in this matter over the weekend? think we areot losing republicans at all. i think we are voicing some frustration over this ongoing process that we look forward to ending soon. reporter: in january the president told reporters that he would love to sit down and do an interview on -- with robert mueller. hasously that timeframe passed. does he still want to sit down undo that interview? sarah: we have been fully transparent throughout the process. we have been fully cooperative and we will continue to to cooperate with the office of special counsel. reporter: can you provide more clarity on the president's tweets over robert mueller, calling him out my name. what was behind not? sarah: clearly we have not been shy about the fact that there was frustration of this process. we would like it to end quickly and soon. the president has contended since date went that there was absolutely no collusion tween outsideaign and any force or country, so i do not understand why it is hard for anyone to process. dayou had been atta

edgefield, south carolina in the 19th century, it was home to a number of what were essentially pottery plantations, places where free and enslaved potters converted the clay of the ground and the local materials into these very useful, practical vessels. we do not know the names of all of these enslaved potters worked in these places, but there is one big exception, and that is david drake, whose work we see here. dave was a phenomenally talented potter. the sheer physical force required to convert raw clay into a vessel this large is a testament of his skill. but dave also speaks to us through his work. more than 150 examples of his work in which he signed and the with a sign of a potter, but even more significant are the pots where he adds his own poetic inscription. here is a man at a time when it was illegal to teach an enslaved person to read or write is doing both. he is writing his name, dating his pots, giving the name of his owner. this is essentially an affidavit of resistance, and he is creative. not just with his hands, but creative with his mind as well, adding poems to th

. >> your speech is a libel on south carolina. >> mr.south carolina blotted out of existence, civilization would lose far less than we've already gained by kansas' valiant struggle against slavery. ♪ >> no. please, please! >> the story of the caning of charles sumner pushes john brown over the edge. he then kind of realizes that the south needs to be given an apocalyptic warning of blood that would show them that the northerners are not just gonna sit around while they get beaten by these southerners. >> no, you don't have to do this. >> boys.e, no. >> "sorry" don't mean nothing. i already told you once. now you're gonna learn. >> [ screaming ] >> [ whistling ] >> few men in american history are as polarizing as john brown. his extreme methods terrify southern slaveholders, while northern abolitionists are inspired by his zeal. but to brown, slavery is not a matter of regional politics. it is a sin that must be eradicated immediately. he firmly believes that all men are created equal and he will stop at nothing to see that that promise i

she was abandoned a year ago a year ago in a forest in south carolina. five days state officials tried to rescue the dog. they called hope for pause and asked them for help. they wanted to get her trust so they have a humane trap set up and she does come over but suddenly she gets spooked and runs off. so they send back for their netting. they want their net shipped overnet so south carolina because they want to catch this girl. they know she really needs some help. they get their volunteers and look what they're doing. looks like a football defense right there. everybody picks up the net and they're going to try to capture this dog. >> it's okay. it's okay, it's all right if you can't catch her. >> how is this dog run so long fast with a steel trap on one paw. >> she's afraid.

said that if the president were to fire -- >> maybe we need to work on our south carolina members. >> right. said that if the president tries to fire robert mueller, it would be the beginning of the end of his presidency. what's your response to what lindsey graham said? >> as white house council, ty cobb said earlier this week the white house yet again confirms that the president is not considering or discussing the firing of special counsel robert mueller. bless you. >> do you feel like you're losing republicans in some way, that these two prominent republicans from south carolina both spoke in this manner over the weekend? >> i certainly don't think we're losing republicans at all. i think we're voicing frustration over this process that we're hoping will end soon. >> the president told a room full of reporters that he would love to sit down and do an interview with robert mueller under oath in a couple of weeks at the time is what he said. obviously that timeframe has passed. does he still want to sit down and do an interview with robert mueller? >> we've been fully transparent a

from south carolina. we turn to senator joe democratt virginia, state that gave candidate donalde vote and has h highest gun ownership rate in the senator, welcome to the show. i know you are trying to do something. >> yes. were with the presidents week, do you have any idea what the vote count is on putting -- >> first of all it's not gun control it's gun introduced a bt was my cosponsor we worked and we protected the second amendment rights. we protected owners. all we defense go in to the loopholes that the gun internet sales, commercial transactions when you don't know people. and make sure that we do check e that gun. >> brennan: that bill did not cross th 2013. where are the votes now? >>ident trump would have been president in 2013 that would have -- the i'm very hopeful. said, background checks is needed. this bill of ours, the manchin-toomey bill should work off of it.ornynad a fix. but this makes gun sense, it makes com it out of the hands of the wrong people. when theer website, if you want to

. >> your speech is a libel on south carolina. >> mr.south carolina blotted out of existence, civilization would lose far less than we've already gained by kansas' valiant struggle against slavery. ♪ >> no. please, please! >> the story of the caning of charles sumner pushes john brown over the edge. he then kind of realizes that the south needs to be given an apocalyptic warning of blood that would show them that the northerners are not just gonna sit around while they get beaten by these southerners. >> no, you don't have to do this. >> boys.e, no. >> "sorry" don't mean nothing. i already told you once. now you're gonna learn. >> [ screaming ] >> [ whistling ] >> few men in american history are as polarizing as john brown. his extreme methods terrify southern slaveholders, while northern abolitionists are inspired by his zeal. but to brown, slavery is not a matter of regional politics. it is a sin that must be eradicated immediately. he firmly believes that all men are created equal and he will stop at nothing to see that that promise i

south carolina. now, how long have you been doing this?grew up doing this. my family started in 1972, so i grew up running around this place. >> anthony: it's hard. >> rodney: it is. >> sean: that's why no one does it, man. that's why there's nothing but bad barbecue 'cause in my opinion the only true way to make barbecue is the burned barrel and the pits and you gotta stay up all night. >> rodney: all night. >> anthony: rodney scott, a man sought after all over the world for some of the finest whole hog barbecue there is. rodney and his family have been doing it like this and only like this for 43 years. burn barrel, fresh coals, slow, slow, slow-cooked all night in the pit. there are no shortcuts. this ain't a craft, this is a calling. look at that. >> rodney: yes. >> anthony: oh, man. >> rodney: got to have a little bit of white bread with it. >> anthony: yeah, at least no doubt. see this is what everybody always gets wrong in new york. you serve cornbread with barbecue? which of course falls into crumbles. yeah, you've got to have that

let's bring in south carolina radio host anton c.right in the world of conservative talk radio in philadelphia. nice to see you. is the president not able to make a joke without the media and democrats jumping on them? >> i would've given president trump a pass on this if he had not expressed his admiration for authoritarian dictator third world type leaders he's heard from in the past. let's not forget his love and affection for vladimir putin. i would've given them a pass otherwise. i don't think you should joke about things like this because there are some people actually afraid of this happening. troon too rich, antjuan, return back to planet earth. heavy talk to anyone who's afraid of president trump trying to usurp the constitution and become president for life? >> no, nothing donald trump wants to be the progressive hero and literally die in office. no, i don't think you want to do that. this president has shown again and again he's trying to return power back to the legislative branch, back to the judicial branch for the left

. >> pongo's original home was a zoo in south carolina. but he didn't play well with the other orangutans. >> bye, pongo. >> these guys don't get the option of being able to go to a zoo, so they would have had to be euthanized if they didn't come here. there's somebody else i want to introduce you to, is blue -- is a spider monkey.

. >> reporter: south carolina politicians weighed in on this yesterday.confirmed him to the district court in south carolina, chuck schumer voted against the nomination not because of his resume or anything like that but because of his race. take a listen. >> it is long past time that the judiciary starts looking more like the america it represents was having a diversity of views and experience on the federal bench is necessary for equal administration of justice. >> reporter: lindsey graham and tim scott pushing back on that reasoning, lindsey graham saying i judge nominees on the content of their character, not the color of their skin. chuck schumer should do the same. tim scott, democrats should be more worried about the lack of diversity in their own staffing rather than attacking a call qualified judicial nominee from the great state of south carolina. filling a seat left vacant by republicans who blocked two african american nominees appointed by pres. obama. trey gowdy said i hate to interrupt sen. chuck schumer with facts but one nominee was withd

i have the pleasure of representing the great state of south carolina. i am so happy to see a bipartisan coalition of members of the house and senators here today. it is always good to see the speaker of the house, paul ryan, who is here with us. thank you very much. [applause] sen. scott: as i think about the memory of frederick douglass, i also think about the challenges that he faced. the nation he lived in. the man who was born in bondage, but his spirit was always free. it was a matter of time before he would experience it physically. as i think about our responsibilities today to remember the legacy of frederick douglass, it is not simply to celebrate a life lived in struggle and success, but to remember the responsibility that leaders today have to build upon the foundation that he that focuses on economic freedom and the power of education as two of the key pillars to make sure this nation lives up to its fullest potential by making sure that americans trapped in distressed communities experiences freedom, freedom that so many, so many before us

that shooting in south carolina on police body cam, but it wasn't the officers who fired. it was a volunteer constable who fired the shots. the mayor tonight calling the incident, quote, troubling, that he released the video right away. the driver did survive, and tonight, he's talking. here's abc's steve osunsami, leading us off. >> man, you in a rush? >> no. >> speed limit was 45. >> i got you. you're going a little left of center over there on, coming onto sunset. >> my fire messed up. >> reporter: south carolina prosecutors are pouring over these police vid yoes tonight and deciding someone needs to be charged. >> is there any kind of drugs in the car, sir? >> no, sir, please. >> okay. all right. i can smell a little bit of weed coming from the car. >> reporter: two of the men with guns seen in this routine traffic stop in florence, south carolina, are real police, who never fire a single shot. but keep your eyes on this man, a state constable who's essentially a volunteer, riding along. >> honestly, i am not stepping out of my car, for what? >> reporter: 28-year-old b

south carolina on the fifth these states ranks 20th in steel and aluminum imports.t affects 6.2 million people and when the tears came out against sam's song, i spoke up, the governor spoke up. the exclusions that he had with canada and mexico i thought were good, but i think we've got to go be very careful about how we treat this and to start a war is something we don't want. again, i see what he's trying to do. eboni: to that point, what he's trying to do, the president has talked about rehabbing manufacturing in the u.s. to what it looked like before. 35%, 40% in some instances it however, this forward moving economy as you point out in your district in particular in a neighboring district of congressman mark sanford where there is a more manufacturing reliance upon the import of those goods. many see a distinction between those relying on the foreign import for materials than the actual production of manufacturing. if you take the argument that that reset with the production of american goods and how we can plan the trade came internationally, does not reset hav

steve hartman, "on the road," in somerville, south carolina. >> glor: gets you every time, n'esn't it"cbs evening news" tonight. i'm jeff glor. do not forget to set your clocks ahead one hour this weekend for daylight saving time. rnd for news around the clock, check out cbsn. good night and have a good weekend. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org fire.. and takes hostages at the ve >>> we begin with breaking news. a gunman opens fire and takes hostages at the veterans home in yountville, what we're learning about the gunman holed up inside at this hour. good evening. i'm brian hackney. >> i'm elizabeth cook. we've been watching this breaking news all day long. right now a number of emergency crews are working to free the hostages. let's go out to chopper 5 live over the scene. the situation is fluid all day. the least hostages are employees of the veteran advocacy group the pathway home. there's no word on the condition of those hostages. authorities say they know who the gunman is, that at last check they were still trying to make cont

an entrepreneur with a cold brew coffee business in charleston, south carolina. in october he was resurfacing the floor of the walk in fridge, using paint stripper, goof off manufactured by barr. that's where his business partner found him and called clayton. >> they said he is gone. he is gone. just screamed that. over and over again. that's a phone call i will never forget. >> reporter: the death certificate stead he was overscove overcome by chemicals in the paint stripper. methylene chloride. deadly but found in stripping products on store shelves across the country. something drew's brother brian quickly learned. >> i was shocked. how is that you can find something that will kill you instantly and buy it. just, just off a shelf. >> it's the question we discovered another family had asked, some 20 years ago. >> this here was the product that brian used. >> that's video of pennsylvania's wayne steiner from 1998. holding the can of paint stripper that led to his son's death. >> you can tell me how good is this product -- and why, why -- was brian allowed to get

. >>> there is a clown running for congress in south carolina. you might be thinking, of course there is, what else is new? >> full of clowns. >> steve lowe is the real deal. after three decades as a professional clown, think ringling brothers, lowe is running in the june primary for the democratic nomination in south carolina's fifth congressional district. his campaign website, clownforcongress.com, features him in make-up and juggling. his slogan -- aim high, vote low. he's one of three democrats vying to face incumbent mike norman. >> terrible. >> he won a election to replace mick mulvaney. he left to become budget director. >> not political at all. clowns are terrifying. can't we all agree? >> you're scared of clowns. >> many millions of americans are scared of clowns. >> they're sweet and happy. >> juggling should be a prerequisite for entering congress. but the clown make-up? >>> a city council hearing taken over by protesters in sacramento. >> as you point this to our council, does this look like a gun? >> anger over the police shooting o

these two prominent republicans from south carolina both spoke in this manner over the weekend? >> certainly don't think we're losing republicans at all. i think we're voicing some frustration over this ongoing process that we look forward to ending soon. pamela? >> in january the president told a room full of reporters that he would love to sit down and do an interview with robert mueller under oath. he said that time frame has passed. does he still want to do an interview with robert mueller? >> look, we've been fully transparent throughout this process. we've been fully cooperative. we're going to continue to be cooperative with the office of special counsel. beyond that, i can't go any further. >> can you provide more clarity on the president's tweets towards robert mueller over the weekend, calling him out by name? what was behind that? >> like i just said, clearly we have not been shy about the fact that there's frustration of this process. we would like it to end quickly and soon. the president has contended since day one and will continue to do so that there was absolute

of south carolina.e wanted to say to sharecroppers and farmers who are having a hard time making it. if you come to winston and work for me, i will be able to give you a wage, i will pay you every saturday in real money. we will build schools for your children, we will have a community here, there will be churches and a benevolent society. he really went out to the really brought african-american men and women to winston. his company probably took about 5-10 years for his company to kickoff. the 1800s,ow it, by he was doing very well locally. the company did not really theme a big company until 1890's. there was a depression in america in the 1890's. downas everyone else close shops for their business, r.j. reynolds went ahead and went into significant debt to grow his plantation even more. you had higher scales of efficiency so that he can produce more tobacco and send it out to more markets. he took a huge risk, the risk was so huge, his top officers all left the company. they thought there was not go

we need to work on our south carolina members. reporter: yeah. if the president tries to fire robert mueller it would be the beginning of the end of his presidency. what is your response to what lindsey graham says? >> as white house counsel ty cobb said earlier this week, the white house yet again confirms that the president is not considering or discussing the firing of special counsel robert mueller. bless you. >> do you feel like losing republicans, two problem meant republicans from south carolina spoke over the weekend? >> i don't think we're losing republicans at all. we're voicing frustration over this ongoing process that we look forward to ending soon. pamela. reporter: in january the president told a roomful of reporters he would love to do a interview with robert mueller under oath. obviously that time frame has passed. does he still want to sit down and do an interview with robert mueller? >> look we've been fully transparent throughout this process. we've been fully cooperative and we'll continue to be croptive with

you mentioned south carolina. we export airplanes and automobiles and if we police station tariffs on incoming goods, it's not going to be that long before other countries place tariffs. we're at exporting state. my district is an exporting district. and i could remember far back enough when republicans were free traders. now president trump ran b on a more populous platform. but remember just a couple years ago, the republican calls were ending. that's not what i'm hearing from this white house. i'm hearing fairness over free trade in south carolina. we should be very mindful of any tariffs. >> do you think the president is getting the best advice on trade. >> i have a lot of confidence in his advisers. i goent know gary cohn. that used to be the position of the republican party. i don't pretend to know his advis advisers. it's a complicated issue. if i were watching my constituents lose their jobs due to unfair competition, i would have a different position too. it just happens my district exports dpoogoods. >>

said that if the president were to fire -- >> maybe we need to work on our south carolina members. >> -- said that if the president tries to fire robert mueller, it would be the beginning of the end of his presidency. what's your response to what lindsey graham said? >> as white house counsel ty cobb said earlier this week, the white house yet again confirms that t presidehe president is n considering or firing the special counsel robert mueller. bless you. sorry? >> do you feel like you're losing republicans in some way? that these two prominent republicans from south carolina both spoke in this manner over the weekend? >> i certainly don't think we're losing republicans at all. i think we're fovoicing some frustration over this ongoing process that we look forward to ending soon. pamela? >> in january, the president told a roomful of reporters that he would love to sit down and do an interview with robert mueller under oath, in just a couple of weeks, at the time, that's what he said. obviously, that time frame has passed. does he still want to sit down and do an interview with rob

the same thing in south carolina. democrats can win in south carolina. jamie knows that because jimmy has done that. we have seen the progress. the best evidence of our progress is our good friend steve bannon. after alabama he said the dnc , you have tog job give the devil his due. when steve said that, i will take it. you know you are doing something right. talk a lot about how we outraised the democrats, that is a dog story. you know what happened in 2006? we took over the house of raise moreives, we money last year than we did in 2015, 2013, 2007, 2005, we did that this right we were shut down effectively. winning because, you know what, as i have said repeatedly they are morally bankrupt. they are spending their money to help roy moore and alabama. do you know where the lion's share of the money will go? the donald trump legal defense fund. those bills are piling up my friend. i am excited. we have some unfinished business that we are about to get to. i think it is important. everything we have been doing has been about not just rebuilding the infra

cal is facing columbia, south carolina with the winner likely to take on south carolina in the next round. the stanford women are seeded north. they will be hosting 13th seed gonzaga. the men's tournament has been a total embarrassment so far for the pac 12 conference. arizona who some picked to go all the way to the final four was upset in the first round last night by buffalo university. arizona lost this game by a score of 89-68. it wasn't even close. there are no pac 12 teams left in the tournament at this point. ucla and arizona state both lost in their play in games earlier on this week. >>> 4:27 the time this morning. a joyful reunion for one family and their dog that was mistakenly sent to japan. coming up you will hear from the owners after getting back their ten-year-old german shepard. >> more threats at bay area schools. we'll tell you about the one school that has canceled classes today. >> san francisco a let bit of rain coming through. and you can see traffic is light so far as you drive northbound 101 into downtown. >> and it's going to be a day of off and on rain. some of

this is in south carolina. >> do you know when we are going go?ming ] >> the one on the right, all right, florida state university soccer players, she is on the left and megan conley is screaming on the right. they were shot nearly 300 feet in the air. according to the ride's website, the video has gone viral and been viewed over a million times. i think i may be more like the one on the right. >> good for her allowing the video up there. i would be more shy about it. thanks for watching. you're news continues here on nbc and our nbc stations, have a great one.it )s monday morning. ad lib live picture - dublin camera no rain yet-- but it )s on the way.. it is now tuesday morning. we are looking live from our camera over dublin. no rain just yet, but it is on the way. we have the proof. thanks so much for joining us, i'm kris sanchez in for laura again today. >> and i'm marcus washington. of course, who brings the sunshine on the first day of spring, meteorologist kari hall. >> love it. >> i'm trying to do something because i know yesterday was so

one crucial example as they approach the outbreak of the civil war south carolina adopts in its curriculum the nullification of slavery and secession and of course you have been reading about investigation into the sale of the sale of people on the eastern shore to support the college financially that differs from south carolina and that contrasted me with bowden college graduated john brown the third african-american in united states to receive a college degree so important regional differences but also similarity such as by the 1840s colleges are becoming admissions requirements proficiency of latin and greek to benefit privileged applicant applicant tuition is on the rise in certain over college access and affordability simultaneously a growing questioning the relevance of the classical education in a rapidly changing society with a growing skepticism philosophy in particular is part of a movement including the rise of populism in expanding commercial sectors to the point critics call into question continue to contribute to the common good. one result is a higher education with a more p

south carolina scoring 3.48. that is impressive. and virginia rounding out the top five. look at how smart our kids are impressive. heather: you go. florida governor rick scott just signed a bill that says yes to daylight saving time all year round. what do you think of this? would you want a similar bill in your state. nic says yes i have a enough of it getting dark at 4:00 p.m. in the winter. in my. it's rather dumb for one state to go against what the rest of the country is doing. it makes it difficult to know what time it is when you are traveling or make a phone call. heather: i agree with that one. barbara on facebook says get rid of daylight saving time totally it does good. no time changes. there you have it. rob. heather: time for the good, the bad, and the ugly. starting today, red lobster taking its own approach on chicken and waffles introducing lobster and waffling. tastes like the chain's popular cheddar bay buy cuts. rob: next the bad. a rental completely destroyed as you can see here. the washington state driver goin

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. >> what does severe weather in south carolina and a blizzard in boston have in common? this week it's going to be the same storm. the storm is rumbling through southeast this morning, and more severe weather is likely throughout the day. northern georgia, south carolina, north carolina, even southern virginia may see some severe weather. that's the front moving through overnight into the morning hours. the actual low-pressure area which is what we're going to have to watch the next couple of days, that is trailing behind over kentucky and the ohio valley. eventually it moves offshore and becomes yet another nor'easter. that means heavy snow and gusty winds, yes, i know, again, from boston south to new york city and newark. farther south all the way to washington, d.c. up to 10 to 12 inches of new snowfall with very strong winds is likely wednesday into thursday morning. another nor'easter, but it's severe weather that will impact us later this morning. i'm meteorologist paul deanno for cbs news. >>> the weinstein company filed for bankruptcy protection but has a prospec

and democrats can win in south carolina and jamie knows it, because jamie has done that, and so we see the progress, and as i said to some of you the other day, the best evidence of the progress is our good friend steve bannon, who said after alabama and i quote, the dnc did an amazing job organizing in alabama. you have to give the devil his due, and when steve bannon is calling us the devil, i will have take it. you know that you are doing something right, my friends. so, you know what, folks, the republicans are talking a lot about, hey, we outraised the democrats, and that is a dog fight, and they are outraising us in 2001 and 2005 and you know what happened in 2006 and we took over the house of representatives and you know what happened in the house of represe representatives and they did the same thing, and they did more than we did in 2013, and 2007 and 2005 and we did it despite that ewe were shut down effectively for the first couple of months of the year. we were able to do that and we are winning, because you know what, as i said repeatedly, they are morally bankrupt. they a

same thing in parnell's race in south carolina. democrats can win in south carolina. jamie knows that because jamie's done that. we see progress. as i said to some the other day, the best evidence of our progress is our good friend steve bannon. who said after alabama, and i quote, the dnc did an amazing job organizing in alabama. you got give the devil its due. when steve bannon is calling us the devil, i'll take it. you know you're doing something, right, my friend. the republicans talk a lot about we outraised democrats. that's a dog bites man story. they outraised us 2-1 in 2005. you know what happened in 2006, we took over the house of representatives. you know what happened two years later? we did the same thing. we raised more money last year than in 2015, 2013, 2007, 2005 and did that despite the fact we were shut down effectively. for the first couple months of the year. we were able to do that and we're winning because you know what, as i've said repeatedly, they are morally bankrupt. they are spending their money to help roy moore in alabama. to help joe ar

clyburn of south carolina for today. mr. danny davis of illinois for today. mr. defazio of oregon for today. ms. jackson lee of texas for today and tomorrow. ms. eddie bernice johnson of it'd texas for today and tomorrow. and mr. neal of massachusetts for today. the speaker pro tempore: without objection the requests are granted. under the speaker's announced policy of january 3, 2017, the gentleman from illinois, mr. shimkus is recognized for 60 minutes as the designee of the majority leader. mr. shimkus: thank you, mr. speaker. i'd like to start by recognizing the chairman of the energy and commerce committee for as much ime as he may consume. >> mr. speaker, i want to thank the chairman of the environment subcommittee, my friend, mr. shimkus who has worked tirelessly not just this year, not just last year, but probably since the first year he came to congress to try and find a permanent solution to the waste storage of nuclear waste in america, and he has been a tireless worker in this endeavor a smart worker in this endeavor, and successful so far work for th

officials in south carolina are investigating a shooting last weekend in the city of florence. body camera video shows a state constable, an unpaid volunteer officer, firing at a car the police had pulled over. the driver, who was black, refused to get out, and backed into police car before taking off. the constable, who is white, fired about eight shots. the other officers did not fire. the driver was wounded and could face charges. a podcast may help clear a man convicted of a murder he says he didn't commit. today a maryland appeals court ordered a new trial in the case. chip reid has details on this. >> reporter: 36-year-old adnan syed has spent half of his life behind bars for the strangling death of his ex-girlfriend, a crime he insists he did not commit. >> reporter: now, unless today's ruling is overturned, syed will get a chance to prove that he's innocent in a new trial. rdat makes this story extraordinary is that this turn of events is due largely to the awrk of a radio journalist, nnrah koenig, whose award- winning reports on her podcast, "serial," questioned whethe

now a discussion with representative debbie d lowell, congressman john delaney of maryland and south carolina senator tim scott. hosted by georgetown university, this is just under one hour. >> we are georgetown, the way you can tell you're in a catholic meeting is there no one is in the front row. and the audiovisuals never work. we will test that. thank you for coming, we are delighted that you are with us. my name is john and i am the director of the initiative on catholic social thought and public life at georgetown university. this. the host of we are very grateful to the chaplain's office for their help. karen, and our friends at the democracy fund who support our efforts of civil dialogue, the time now is more important than ever. we do a bunch of stuff, we do live dialogue in georgetown. i will mention a couple of those at the end. probably the most important thing we do is reach out to young leaders here in washington. call like gatherings. it is my experience, i am old, very old, as i am told by my children all the time. my experience is, a lot of young leaders come to washington, m

army soldier at a base in south carolina.here is this man who is putting his life on the line to protect all of our liberties and protect the liberties of school officials and what has he get in return? he allows these kids in school to assault and torment his daughter to the point where she is in very bad shape. that's the kind of payment that we give to a soldier? after reading this story and this lawsuit was filed a few months ago it reminded me of an episode, anybody here watch the series on netflix called the crown? it's a really good series. it's a story about the royal family, queen elizabeth when she gets sent to the throne in the early 1950s. but anyway there's an episode in the crown that focuses on prince charles when he is sent away by the royal family to a school in scotland called gordon's son, because that's where prince stewart had gone to school. he had a terrible experience there and according to the epilogue he refers to this experience there is on earth. you can only imagine that's probably what this girl

the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from south carolina, mr. sanford, for five minutes. mr. sanford: i thank the chair. i rise to encourage folks at home, folks in this body, folks wherever they may be scattered across this country to speak out against what the administration has proposed with regard to raising tariffs on steel and alum numb. at the end they have day i believe it would be disastrous not just for the economy at large but for every one of us in the way it would impact our pocketbook or wallet. in short what i guess i'm saying is you don't have to do stupid to find that stupid is indeed stupid. what i'm getting at here is, we've had real world experiments about once every 100 years in this country on these kinds of policies. so in 1828 you had the so called tariffs of abomination, it was designed to supposedly protect jobs and protect industry. it proved to do neither. it actually proved to be disastrous for the south and in particular south carolina where i'm from. about 100 years later, you had the smooth-holley tariffs that re

sparking fears of a trade war south carolina senator lindsay graham is applauding the president's effort to address what he calls unfair trade practices by beijing. >> china is a manipulate or, a thief when it comes to intellectual property. they dump, they cheat and they're going to pay a price. keep it up president trump, you will win this fight, because china needs us more than we need them. maria: a lot more coming up from senator lindsay graham, later on in the program but first, the stock market reacting to the potential of a trade war even as china calls for cooperation in preventing one. the dow jones industrial average dropped 724 points on thursday marking the fifth largest point decline in history. house intelligence committee chairman devon nunes joins me now from the world ag expo in california congressman nunes is also a member of the house ways and means committee along with the chairman of the intel committee so a lot to talked to with you. mr. chairman good to see you sir thanks so much for joining us. >> thank you, maria great to be on. maria: and there you are coming f

. >>> we turn now to the school scare in the same community in south carolina that witnessed that deadly church shooting. you'll remember when dylann roof went into the church and killed so many. tonight, his sister, morgan roof, has been arrested for allegedly bringing a knife and pepper spray and drugs to school. her brother is not on death row for killing nine people at that church. morgan roof also accused of posting disturbing message s online. here's abc's steve osunsami. >> reporter: this was happening as students across the country were walking out of school, protesting gun violence. school administrators at ac flora high school in columbia, south carolina, were racing to find 18-year-old morgan roof. she had just shared this message on social media that was read by other students, saying that she hoped the walkout was "a trap" and that students "get shot." "we know it's fixing to be nothing but black people walking out anyway." when they found her, police say she was carrying marijuana, pepper spray and a knife. she was arrested, and even the governor is saying that a "potential

what south carolina produces anything more of is cars. what we also produce a ton of is tires.ing to do is impact not just a south carolina workers because we'll lose jobs in those industries it's also going to be a back door tax on those people going out there trying to buy these vehicles themselves. this is not what this country needs to re-establish any global stature. a perfect example say simple beer can. we're going to lose 20,000 jobs in the beer industry and you talk about the aluminum made in that can, the price is going to go up, the waitress loses her job, the line worker loses his job. it's a back door tax on industries we care about. >> unfortunately, that's all the time we have. >> everybody drink a beer. >> thank you so much. i'm having one in 11 minutes. >>> jeff sessions is fighting back after another insult from the president. the president has started calling jeff sessions by a new nickname, mr. magoo. and lobster truffle mac & cheese. classics like lobster lover's dream are here too. so enjoy these 10 lobsterlicious dishes while you can because lobsterfest w