mike: dream team, yeah. who do not at that timeball, it was professionals who played at the olympic level. 1992 was the first time professionals played, and those who played were michael jordan, magic johnson, larry bird among others. what was it like to coach that team? mike: it was literally a dream. and it really set off an explosion worldwide for basketball. international pro players played anyway, and now the players when they were seven-year olds or eight year olds were watching, and it exploded. to be with them would be like if you are in music and have the best singers all on one team, the best musicians, and true professionals. david: so when you coached that team 11 years ago, you won the olympic gold. what was it like saying to professional players, let me tell you how to do something? mike: well, you say this is how i want you to do something a little bit differently than you do to college players. one is that they are professionals. the other thing is they have a wealth of experience. so when i

a number of the international teams would be playoff teams in the nba.is international. no way, because you are playing men. we would get killed. david: if you had to pick among the pro players you have coached, who would you say is the most competitive player you have ever coached? mike: wow. they would not get to where they are -- probably the two biggest assassins were when they look at you, you feel like, ok, i'm going to lose this guy, where michael jordan -- i think jordan is the best player ever -- and kobe bryant. their preparation and their ability to just focus is off the charts. you can take lebron james being one of the most talented and smartest. chris paul, kevin durant -- durant has been the leading scorer in the u.s. and the three competitions he has played in. david, one of the things i have admired from all those guys as they understood it wasn't about them. you hear expressions like leave your egos at the door, and i always told them to not leave your egos at the door, because i want you to be lebron and kobe, but when you come in, can

because wisconsin is a big team. and villanova hasn't really played teams that were big. earlier this year they beat purdue, which was a big team and struggled against them. so wisconsin's going give them a lot of fits with their size. that game scares me. if they get past that game, i think they can go all the way to the -- >> you think they can go all the way and win the whole thing? >> i don't think so. >> why. >>> i think they're a player short. a seven-man rotation, jeff. they're not big. they're going to run into a team that's going to grind them out. a seven-man rotation team. get worn down. needed one more player. strellman didn't play this year -- they would go to the final four. they're going to play duke and duke is hot and deep. >> but nova has so much experience. talk about brunson, jenkins, josh hart. they have a ton of experience. they played some big time minutes. >> their defense is going to save them. if they're going to win this tournament, they have to win it defensively where they lock teams down. simple as that. and they do it every game. seem to hav

we asked the team to make a decision and other team asked the team to make a decision and otherteaml team to make a decision and other team i think we took a step forward today. all eyes on next week now, i suppose. we are trying to move away from being plucky losers. that was useless, that is not us, that is not what we have tried to build two. we have got one week left, one game, if we play like that, we have got no chance. let's go tojoe who is at twickenham for us. go tojoe who is at twickenham for us. england not celebrating too much of the moment but an incredible day for them. absolutely. eddie jones for them. absolutely. eddiejones said after the game this was the kind of rugby he was ready to play and england wa nted he was ready to play and england wanted to play a fortnight ago when italy came with their clever or cynical, however you want to look at it, spoiling offside tactics. i think that built up a sense of frustration in the england team and this is the kind of performance we we re this is the kind of performance we were sort of half expecting they could produce but

he on a team. surround yourself with good people. -- be on a team.elf with good people, and learn how to listen. you are not going to learn with you just talking. and when you do talk, converse. don't make excuses, you know? figure out the solution, and you don't have to figure it out yourself. to me, that is what we have tried to build our program on for the 42 years now that i've been a coach. david: you started a program named after your mother, emily krzyzewski center. what does that do? now and is 10 years old services about 1500 kids a month, and every one of the kids who has gone to the program has gone to college. it has been fantastic. i am really proud. i was first-generation college for my family. david: so was i. mike: also, to honor my mom, to let all those kids know that the love of parents and stuff that your parents did to put you in a position to maybe take advantage of some of these opportunities. david: final question, what would you like to have is your legacy are what you see as your legacy for having done what you done in your c

equipment was discovered by another team sky rider who told the senior management of the team it and edmundson was the team about it and edmundson was confronted and steve peters told me that edmundson - using it but that edmundson denied using it but that edmundson denied using it but that it had clearly broken their that it had staa'ts' lara—ks? th f , , ~ rules, that it had ataa'ts' h'a—kah th f , , ~ rules, just the possession of that. they took the decision, because they cared about his mental well—being, they cared about the state he was m, they cared about the state he was in, and he denied he was using it, so in, and he denied he was using it, so they didn't feel there was any need to report it to the sports authorities. there is a slight discrepancy because edmundson says he confessed at the time and senior management at sky covered it up, something which they vehemently deny. none of us were comfortable, let's be honest, none of us were comfortable, but we had a lot of discussion around this but one thing we could say was that he violated oui’ we could say was that he viola

an experiment for a model of a team. mark davis has been quoted as saying raider fans will get on planes and go to games, how will all of them afford that and visiting teams will provide half of the audience, coming one time to las vegas and people coming and oh by the way let's take in a footballing game. i'm not sure that will work. it is a grand experiment but you hit it on the head. driven by nothing else but money. >>> absolutely. joe fonzi in phoenix. we'll check with you later. >> what was disappointing to me as a football fan/sportscaster, a lot of disingenuous remarks about feeling for the city of oakland. feeling for the city of oakland and mark davis saying he will reach out. what is he going to be able to say at this point? and the commissioner saying that this provides the raiders with a more stable. >> more stage in las vegas? how is it so versus being in oakland? >> you heard joe fonzi saying that this is actually a business model that has never been tried before in the nfl. it is in essence an experimenta

(steve) the team got the go ahead today... after the nfl owners overwhelming approved the relocation plan 31 to 1. (pam) the raiders are expected to still play here in the bay area .... at least for the next two seasons.. (steve) tonight -- at least one group of raiders faithful ... is still holding out hope that the team will somehow stay put. kron4's charles clifford has the story. natsfor raiders fans, monday's decision by nfl owners to allow the team to relocate to las vegas is another blow to their hopes of keeping the raiders in oakland. but no one can say they didn't see it coming.sot john lupo is with stay in oakland. a group dedicated to keeping pro sports within the city. he's disappointed by the decision. sotlupo believes that a deal to keep the raiders at the coliseum site is still possible. he suspec

for the same team. cell phone video shows bottles and rockets being thrown at the bus, while many were traveling to watch two mexican teams. the crowds dispersed when police arrived, nobody was majorly hurt or arrested. >>> and san jose police asking for anybody to come forward with any information about a car crash, the man was hit by a vehicle and later died at the hospital. the victim's name has not been released. police say no other information was released. this vehicle pedestrian death is the ninth this year. >>> and developing news out of cincinnati, police tonight are looking for several shooting suspects who opened fire inside a crowded nightclub during a dispute this morning rn. one person died, 15 others hurt. more on the latest. >> reporter: multiple gunmen still on the loose. >> several people injured. >> reporter: more than a dozen victims recover from the deadly shooting inside this cincinnati nightclub. police say it started when several men got into an >> and it escalated with a fight b

team.: did people come along and say, well you have to go into , the military, but you're good enough to play in the nba? mike: no, no. i was not good enough to play in the nba. david: did you know that? mike: yeah, it's not like it was everyone's dream at that time. my dream coming out of high school was to be a teacher and a coach. and i was able to play a lot during my five years of service. i was a captain in the army, field artillery, but i got to play on a number of all-army and all armed forces teams and travel around the world on temporary duty a lot during that time. david: when you finish your military commitment -- you have a commitment of four-five years. mike: five. david: then you got into coaching. where did you first coach? mike: indiana, i was a graduate assistant. coach knight was there, and i was there for one year, and did not finish my mba. and i was fortunate to go back to my alma mater at the age of 28 and coach at west point. we took over a program that had seven win

the true team here. the athletics. >>> and larry read has said he has talked to the city attorney about investigating whether this move will violate the lease. he would like to kick them out before the 2017 season starts. we talked to fans elsewhere and some blame the city since they have had 20 years to work on it and others want to see the raiders win another championship before moving to vegas so they can have the oakland raiders super bowl championship and they can leave town. >> and we will talk to the commissioner the coliseum authority later to get his take on that lease agreement. thanks and our coverage of the raiders decision to move to las vegas doesn't end here. head to kutv.com. you will find the full video from the press conference and video of mayor libby shaft's statement and you will find an interactive profile of the team. our story is right on the home page. >> two people were killed when flames ripped through the building in west oakland. paul chambers got an update. along with the tw

very clean team.go into that team by dave brailsford, there's no question he duped me. he duped you? he did. he is sir dave brailsford now, he was knighted. if he had told me at the time he was inviting me into the team, "by the way, just so you know the full picture, we gave a therapeutic exemption to bradley before the 2011 tour de france." we will have two hold up a little bit and explain some of this for our audience because it is quite complicated, but the therapeutic exemption is important in the world of professional cycling because it means banned substances can be given as long as there is proof there is a medical need and now we are talking about bradley wiggins who won the tour de france in 2012 but it turns out, we didn't know at the time, and you didn't know when you were embedded with team sky, but it turns out that in three of his most significant lifetime races, just before those races, he got these therapeutic exemptions and he took a drug which could, in theory, have significantly en

a plane crash wiped out their team.tually from scratch, after the crash in colombia killed 19 of their players and staff in november, en route to the copa sudamericana final against atletico nacional. now, with 22 newly signed players, they face venezuelan side zulia in the group stage of latin america's top club competition, the copa libertadores. translation: we are very happy to be able to return to our normal activities, which is the practice of football. and here we are with great satisfaction, and great joy. football. and here we are with great satisfaction, and greatjoy. and we have been received with so much human warmth here by the representatives of the governor of zulia states, and the local athletes, the great confidence of the chape. we are going to face a very tough team which has a lot of courage, zulia. india will resume on day four of the second test match against australia in bangalore, on 213—4. the hosts struck back on the third day, and now lead by 126 runs, with six wickets remaining. australia had

we have bonded and gelled asa team. and tears. we have bonded and gelled as a team.n from here. scotla nd as a team. it goes on from here. scotland had been facing a familiar feeling of defeat, falling behind the wales. but rhona lloyd put them within touching distance. 12/14 down in the final minutes, it fell to sarah law to kick for victory. she slotted home. the wind, by a single point, but they will take it. ireland kept their 100% record intact. grinding out a win over the defending champions, france. england had it easy against the italians, running in five tries. vicky fleetwood scored a hat—trick to get the winning bonus point. thanks to the winning bonus point. thanks to the superior points difference, england top the table above ireland. if they both win this weekend, it comes down to a grand slam decider between them on st patrick's day in dublin. so the first match for the women this weekend see wales host ireland tomorrow morning just next door at cardiff arms park with england against scotland at the stoop tomorrow afternoon. highlights of all the women

the team came home last night. fans waiting for the bus on campus welcoming them back after a hard-fought season. not one to be scoffed at. quite a few accomplishments. coach wright said the team is feeling sxhurt dhurt and disapp but they'll prepare for next season. for now live at villanova, matt delucia, "nbc10 news." >. >>> csn was on campus last night and here's what some of the students had to say moments after the game ended. >> devastating. i can't believe we didn't win. i'm devastated. >> i'm shocked. we had villanova going all the way. >> we have a lot of talent coming in. we have a lot of good players staying. i'm not -- i can't be so down right now because it's addition that step back we need to go back up. >> unfortunately, this year villanova will not be one of the final 16 teams to compete in the tournament. we'll have much more reaction to the loss coming up in sports. >>> new this morning, one person is dead, another in critical condition after a car crash in philadelphia. nbc10 was in hunting park

>> not shocked but we think wisconsin is outstanding and a great team and played great and villanovahe game changed with the three shot with less than 15 minutes to go on out of bounds play shot it and they are a really good team, there is nothing to be ashamed of. >> actually purdue had the coach came out and say they got robbed by the committee and wisconsin is not an 8th seat how good are these guys? >> a lot of teams were miss seated for example wisconsin certainly they deserved a better seat than the 8th seat and it just happened to be where villanova had the match with them but two really good teams and a great basketball game. >> something that was hard to overlook were the struggles of chris jenkins who was last year's hero and boy did he ever struggle, he was four for 22 in the tournament. 0-8 and three-point lead and you know this kid and how do you feel for him? >> you do but i will tell you he made one of the best defensive plays of the game where he got out of the fourth foul with a lot of time left and jenkins stepped up and made the block and took the charts so i think

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be their team. right? a team just for las vegas. the raiders have the history as you mentioned with oakland and las vegas but really you think of the raiders, you think of stabler and la monica and the super bowls, none of that happened in vegas and they got a whole new tradition to create with a new team. >> a transient community and it is all about the new and shiny and as i said at the outset it is just another reminder. you pour your heart and salina team do it at your own risk and it happened to the raiders twice. i lived back through this in the early '80s and that was worse because it was kind of unprecedented. at this time you kind of had to be weary and raiders fans you knew what you were in for. >> the dolphins owners says we do have to say something about legacy and what is best for the overall nfl and all of these changes what is best? >> like i said the older owners of the nfl they are all about a quick paycheck because 30 years from now they won't be around to worry about raider tradit

will you support the team?you have it. 22% say yes, fan for life. 32% say no, absolutely not. 11% say i might go check out a game, and 35% say go niners. >> jenny has been tweeting me saying raider fan for live. watched the move to l.a. don't see how vegas will be any different. leo tweets, i'm not going to become a -- >> i had one young lady saying even if they go to mars, i'll be a raiders fan. some people on the other hand. we had a 50/50 on my responses. >> you know what i'm preparing for, if the vote goes through, as it is expected to, remember in san diego, we saw people burning jerseys. we saw people gathering very emotional outside of the team of the chargers. they revealed that l.a. chargers logo and it kind of looked fun. >> it will be kind of awkward in the next couple of years in oakland. at least the chargers are playing. >> for more on some of the other headlines we've been working on, let's go to dave clark in the newsroom. >>> police in san jose want your help. they're searching for the hit and

you now have three teams in a 400 mile radius, is there enough support for all three teams?>> they get the rockets tomorrow and the spurs on thursday. nine games left in the regular season and the doves are up 2 1/2 games on the spurs in the west for the top seed. greg popovich and those spurs hosting the cavs tonight. in the opening floor against david lee. that's unfair. second quarter, former st. mary's star, patty mills, first developing a got three-point game. they go up 22. then at halftime. leonard over the free-throw line. they know lead 72-45. >>> giants winding down, cactus league action tonight, before returning home to host the a as at at&t park. buster posy celebrating his 43rd birthday today. seven innings, striking out nine against mostly reds reserves. hopefully this two-run double to make it 6-0 in the fourth will help his game, brings in den in regard span and brandon bell. south korean import builds his fifth homer in the spring, he's made a great impression in his first major league training camp. >>> sharks have lost six games losing ground in their play

(vicki) the team got the go ahead today... after the nfl owners overwhelming approved the relocation plan 31 to 1. (grant) it is a bitter pill to swallow for raiders nation here in the bay area... but in sin city... there's celebration. (grant) (grant) raiders. (grant) other n-f-l players are also speaking out about today's decision. brandon marshall with the new york giants - fears the las vegas strip could cause problems for incoming players. brandon marshall, new york giants wide receiver: "i think that it can be a tough place for a kid, coming out of college. you know? so that locker room has to be strong because there's so much there; there's access to so much. it's a strip but it's really big and it can be overwhelming at times for young, immature players." (grant) and our raiders coverage continues online... there you can find a timeline - of what led up to today's decision... you can also hear oakland mayor libby schaaf's entire interview - and her thoughts on the teams decision to move. it's all on kron four dot com.

(jr stone) san francisco finally has a professional men's soccer team. city hall and coit tower are lit in the team's colors in honor of the s-f deltas. they played their first game tonight at kezar stadium in golden gate park against the indianapolis indy eleven. kron 4's ella sogomonian is live at kezar stadium. ella how did the game go? it was a day for many firsts. history was made on this field in kezar stadium adding to its rich sports legacy with the new and first ever por soccer team for the city.tonight the deltas tied 1 - 1. the deltas scored in the first half. the second goal by the opposition was made in the second half. in all it was a historic fun filled day for soccer fans who welcomed the divison two team to a city known for an array of pro sports and can now add soccer to the list. you can tell head coach marc dos santos is not here to mess around he was pleased with the first half of the game but is not happy about the tie he's here to make sure his team wins.we caught up with him and the ceo who made it happen to talk about some challe

first team to land and win!t's except for the fact that to save costs they've had to sell some of their spare launch weight to a competitor rover. japan's team hakuto will onboard too. you're both going to get to the moon at the same time. yes. how's that going to work? it's whoever touches down first and whoever has the fastest rover? it's going to be crazy! in a manner of speaking, yes. so what do you expect to happen? so it's a race, it's going to be a very interesting race, and once we touch down and both the rovers are deployed, let's see which one makes 500m first. i would so put a laser gun on yours. all of that assumes of course that the rovers make it to the moon in the first place. space exploration is a risky business and when it goes wrong it tends to go really wrong. six years, hundreds of thousands of hours of effort and millions spent. there's certainly a lot riding on getting things right. you mitigate the big pieces and then the you start mitigating the smaller risks and, at the end of the day,

and follow the next moves for the team. all at kron-4 dot com (steve)a residential building that caught fire in west oakland this morning has been a bone of contention for the residents there for months. (steve)2 people died in the fire, and more than 80have been displaced.(pam) kron four's spencer blake is live in the newsroom with new details tonight.spencer, what did you find out about the landlord and the tenants today? there's certainly been a lot of back-and-forth, with the tenants complaining about living conditions, and the owner threatening to kick them out.we spoke with the tenant's attorney about this trail of documents they've been wading through. (fire nats)before 7 a-m monday, this three-story building on san pablo in west oakland, went up in flames."i just heard a guy who was running down the hallway yelling, "fire, there's a fire, everybody get out." flames and smoke billowed out, and firefighters immediately went into rescue mode when they arrived."on the onset we saw at least seven individuals who were han

the team came home last night. fans waiting for the bus on campus of villanova, welcoming them back after a hard-fought season. they had a successful season. coach wright said the team is disappointed and hurting right now but he is proud of them. we'll hear from the coach coming up in the next 30 minutes. live at villanova, matt delucia, "nbc10 news." >>> villanova students are still rofring from the upset. csn was on campus. here's what some students said moments after the game devastat. i can't believe we didn't win. >> we have omari coming in next year, a lot of talent coming in. we have a lot of good players staying. i can't be so down because we need to go back up. >> unfortunately, this year villanova will not be one of the 16 teams to compete in the tournament. we'll have much more reaction to the loss ahead in sports. >>> new this morning, one person dead, another in critical condition after an accident early this morning. witnesses saw a car speed over a bridge, hit another car after midnight. police are

a team fighting for the playoffs >> and the power play has been a debacle >> team has not been great.ook at hextall. he's on the clock and i wrote a column in the paper tomorrow for the daily times at some point they're going to miss ed snyder. that's tough to quantity. we have 50 years of past performances to know how he would have reacted. he would not have put up with this, when he was in chrome. he was going to demand more excellence. there's a lot of patience going on. you saw them last year in the playoffs. they were too small to compete. they couldn't score to save their lives. some changes but for the most part came back with the same kind of team. you got the same results >> if they didn't make the playoffs, that's the first time that has ever happened. teams usually make the playoffs when that happens. >> that's a heck of a chunk. puts you over the top. it's a balanced conference. you've got to be consistent. they've been inconsistent for years >> i do see hextall constantly changing up the lines. but is it too much? is it just -- like hurting the balance there >> i thought

well enough, so i asked him to judi s team well enough, so i asked him to exaand on team well enougheam well enough, so i asked him to sgéggng on what went wrong. team well enough, so i asked him to sgép ande on what went wronglj team well enough, so i asked him to g on what went wrong. i don't expand on what went wrong. i don't think the team were in the right environment to prepare well and i have to take responsible do. i don't think i created the absolute right mindset for the team. i need to look at what i said and what i didn't see and improve on that in the future. is that about playing with the weather, in front of that hostile crowd 7 weather, in front of that hostile crowd? it seems ireland put in a level of intention and passion...|j don't level of intention and passion...” don't think that is the case. we could have easily scored a try and one might begin. ireland played well, as i said, but i don't think well, as i said, but i don't think we lacked intensity, passion, desire or effort. i disagree very strongly with that. england players have now returned to their clubs a

from last year's team?iously there's no ryan, terrific players for villanova. but they've come another length here, like donte coming off the bench and doing what he has done. and become a staple in just dependability for what he just does what he's supposed to do. they've got these little things going on. how about phil booth not being able to play most of the year? hasn't been -- they haven't dwemed on it. one of the things we talk about, we were together a little bit today and talked about how if one of their guards get caught on another team's bigs, it's almost there's salivating going on saying i am enjoying -- there's no way this guy is going to post me. they enjoy that process, and it's not one, it's the whole team. and i think that's what sets them apart. >> coach, are there any differences? >> i think the biggest difference is the way they carry themselves. they now carry themselves like duke. so when people turn on the tv and they see duke on tv, they think, well, duke's going to win. there's not

third, i have confirmed additional names of trump transition team members were unmasked. and for them finally i want to be clear, none of the surveillance was related to russia or the investigation of russian activities or of the trump team. the house intelligence committee will thoroughly investigate surveillance and its subsequent dissemination to determine a few things here that are want to read off. who was aware of it, why it was not disclosed to congress, who requested an authorized the additional unmasking, whether anyone directed the intelligence community to focus on trump associates, and whether any laws, regulations or procedures were violated. i've asked the directors of fbi, nsa and cia to expeditiously comply with my march 15 letter that you are received a couple weeks ago, and to provide a ful account of these surveillance activities. i informed the speaker ryan this morning of this new information, and i will be going to the white house this afternoon to share what i know with the president and his team. before i get to questions i want to say that as you

you now have three teams in a 400 mile radius, is there enough support for all three teams?>> they get the rockets tomorrow and the spurs on thursday. nine games left in the regular season and the doves are up 2 1/2 games on the spurs in the west for the top seed. greg popovich and those spurs hosting the cavs tonight. in the opening floor against david lee. that's unfair. second quarter, former st. mary's star, patty mills, first developing a got three-point game. they go up 22. then at halftime. leonard over the free-throw line. they know lead 72-45. >>> giants winding down, cactus league action tonight, before returning home to host the a as at at&t park. buster posy celebrating his 43rd birthday today. seven innings, striking out nine against mostly reds reserves. hopefully this two-run double to make it 6-0 in the fourth will help his game, brings in den in regard span and brandon bell. south korean import builds his fifth homer in the spring, he's made a great impression in his first major league training camp. >>> sharks have lost six games losing ground in their play

arsenal ladies teams are the only british tea m ladies teams are the only british team to win this, thatt will not only be a huge result but massive for women's fall in this country in general. that game kicks off at 7 o'clock. now the bust of cristiano ronaldo. the sculpture has said he is perfectly happy with his work and claims the winger agrees with him and gave the go—ahead. joe wilson reports on bust gate. for the local hero, everything was arranged. politicians, well—wishers, all there for the very famous footballer. well, they were naming madeira's airport after him. just one thing, why had they unveiled a new bust of the former irish international niall quinn? ah, that's cristiano ronaldo! 0k. the man himself was full of gratitude. "to see my name given to this airport is very special," he said. "everyone knows i'm very proud of my roots." roots meaning homeland, not his hair. that at least looks suitably solid. social media mockery based around the bust has quickly followed. football does have a long association with statues. at wembley, bobby moore, at ipswich town, bobby robs

armed swat teams are everywhere. but china vows it will triumph, and until then, every uighur is suspect. the authorities in peru are on high alert after heavy rains caused mudslides and two rivers to burst their banks in the capital lima. schools and many roads were closed. at least 60 people have died in floods in peru since december. "hm-m a former british cyclist has told the bbc that he broke the rules governing the sport by secretly injecting himself with vitamins when riding for team sky. josh edmondson insists he confessed at the time, but alleges it was "covered up." our sports editor dan roan has this exclusive report. he was one of ricky cycling's top young talents, a teammate to legends. but beneath the surface, former team sky riderjosh edmondson was struggling to deal with the pressure, and for the first time the 24—year—old has broken his silence about the depression i suffered, about the depression he suffered, saying he linked it to the controversial painkiller tramadol, which he secretly took to get

they are in constant communication with our team. and as you know, they've partially complied with our request last week. and i expect them to hopefully get us more information by friday. and i have spoken to admiral rogers about these concerns. and he wants to comply as quickly as he can. >> was that part of the communications? >> yes. >> they were? >> excuse me. the president of the united states' personal communications were intercepted -- >> i think what we have to -- when we talk about intelligence products here, we've got to be very careful. from what i know right now, it looks like incidental collection. we don't know exactly how that was picked up. but we're trying to get to the bottom of it. >> the president of the united states' personal communications were an incidental collection? not in specific targeted -- >> it's possible. we won't know until we get the information on friday. and that's why -- look, i think the nsa's going to comply. i am concerned, we don't know whether or not the fbi is going to comply. i'm waiting t

terry, team owners happy. oakland city leaders not so much, in fact, critical of marc davis and the team? >> reporter: it didn't take long for the sparks to fly. the raiders moving in las vegas in three years. shortly after the announcement owner marc davis stepped up to the mike and oakland city officials teping up to the mike, both giving different versions why the team is leaving. >> reporter: celebration in las vegas after nfl team owners gave the raiders permission to move to sin city. at the nfl meeting in phoenix, marc davis. >> i have mixed feelings. i love oakland. i love the fans in oakland. i know there is going to be disappointment and maybe some anger. >> reporter: he says the breaking point came after his bid to move back to l.a. was denied by team owners. david said he negotiated a short-term lease at the cole see yum with the hopes of making a long time plan. that was yanked off the table. and then he was told. >> we were going to raise the rent on you. but we had to start looking elsewhere. >>

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[inaudible] i know there was incidental collections regarding the president-elect and his team. i don't know if it was actually, physically a phone call. i do not. [inaudible] i have seen intelligence reports that clearly show that the president-elect and his team were monitored and decimated out in intelligence. it appears to be raw ass i shouldn't say roth but intelligence reporting channels. that's the best i can say it until i can get the information that i requested. >> i want to make sure i go over there and tell them what i know. [inaudible] the information that i was seen has nothing to do with russia or the russian investigation. so, bluntly put everything that i was able to view did not involve russia or any discussion with russians or any trump people or other russians. none of it has to do with russia. that doesn't mean it doesn't exist? >> but we don't have it. a lot of it appears like it was all legally collected but it was essentially, a lot of information on the president-elect and his transition team and what they were doing. [inaudible] i think from what i see

they send in disaster teams as necessary. hopefully we won't get to that point, but this was president trump in his first local big weather emergency bringing in the local officials to try to make sure they were all on later mayor bowser said she was invited back to talk about how they operate and what happens when washington and the federal government and d.c. team up in emergencies like these, how do they make decisions that affect the entire region. so bottom line, they seem to be on the same page, the president thinks we're prepared for what may happen today and of course the aftermath. >> we shall see as the day wears on. tracie potts live on capitol hill for us. thank you. >>> if there is enough snow today, many of you could be headed to capitol hill to get in on some sledding there. this year it is completely legal. a reminder about that yesterday. >> that's good. congress removed the ban from last year and it's always a beautiful site. to think that you can sled at the capitol building? >> yeah. although, how much sno

granted the nets are the worst team in the league you can't sleep on them. >> it reminds me of teamsly on that we coached. a bunch of young guys trying to make the nba. you know nothing to lose at the end of the year, sometimes catching teams off guard. >> congrats to senior josh hart named first team all american and the finist for the player of the year award. is he home for the final four this year, his buddies on the womens team will not be. [ cheers and applause ] >> a surprise sendoff for the lady wildcats heading to the final four of the women's nit. the squad will take on michigan in an harbor tomorrow night. >> i think they have been gelling at the right time and the young players play together all year and it's delightful it goes on and right now it has gone on and we played four really good games. >> good for them. one local team to root for in college basketball. >> thank you. >> we'll take a quick break. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. maybe that's why we've been ranked highest in customer satisfaction by jd power 4 years in a row. and now you can love fios t

>>> storm team 4. >>> our march nor'easter is here. the big question tonight, will you see snow, sleet or rain outside your window tomorrow? >> it all depends where you live. here's a live look at clinton, maryland. it's snowing now but all of that is about to change. >> the rain/snow line is creeping up from the south. where it lands is going to have a big impact on how much snow you get. >> we're covering it all for you tonight. good evening, i'm chris lawrence. >>> i'm wendy rieger. jim and doreen are off tonight. if you work for the government, you have to wait until the morning to know if you work. >> it will decide by 4:00 a.m. whether the federal offices will be open. >>> some school districts are waiting but a lot have closed. the list will be scrolling on your screen. >>> we start the coverage in storm center 4. >> starting to see the snow around the area become heavier now and a lot of locations seeing accumulation on many of the grassy surfaces. >>> temperatures get down >>> that's why we have the winter storm warning in eff

this syrian team is determined to d efy this syrian team is determined to defy the odds.ere in malaysia they've beaten uzbekistan by comey they'll. they kept their world cup dream alive. —— 1-0. kept their world cup dream alive. —— i—0. they have an outside chance to qualify next year in russia and that victory tonight plus other results going their way gives them a shot at it. syria really shouldn't be in this position, it's a remarkable story. sanctions at home, a lack of money, poorfacilities, players spread out across the region, they're defying all the odds to get to this page. that win tonight puts them ina to this page. that win tonight puts them in a great position to kick on, they must now go to south korea and try to win in seoul. that will be a difficult task but this victory here will give them confidence that they can go on and achieve that dream of making it to the world cup. so here's the group a table after six matches. iran are now four points clear of south korea. uzbekistan remain third in the play—off position, but they're now only a point ahead of syr

they're still going to be your team. >> they're still going to be my team till the end. >> reporter: those are raider fans here in phoenix. they have a shorter commute to las vegas to see the raiders play. but you can be sure that oakland raider fans don't feel the same way. i talked to a gentleman who say they will file a lawsuit against the raider organization and they're promising as well to voice their displeasure in acts in other ways at the oakland coliseum when the team returns for the 2017 season. allen, liz. >> ken, one no vote. what are you hearing about that. what team was it and did they say why? >> reporter: yeah allen it was 31-1. steven ross the miami dolphins owner was the own descending vote. he thinks the nfl owes it to its fans to not leave. to remain there. there's been three relocations since 2016. he says it's bad for the league. it's bad for the faithful fans and that's why he voted no. >> a lot of fans here feel the same way. ken bastida in phoenix, thanks. >>> oakland mayor libby shaff did a last minute attempt to keep the raiders in town. she said leave nego

would travel to vegas to watch the team there. most owners refused to comment ahead of today's vote, however, the patriot's owner called the move, great, not what fans want to hear great. we'll keep you posted and push alerts will be available on the abc 7 news app when news breaks. back to you. >> we'll watch, thank you. >>> not attending today's meeting infection, but has spoken time and time again about why the raiders should stay in oakland. >> last night, a last effort sending a passionate letter to nfl owners. abc 7 news ob stained a copy, "the decision will not just be the next chapter in the history of the one most storied franchises in the league, the oakland raiders, it will also impact the town where that tradition was forged, oakland, california." civ groups sent letters saying no, and they said they can't move the team because they have to show support is decreasing where it's at, and right now, it's increasing. the a's presidentments the raiders to stay in oakland. the land, infrastructure, and fan base are ready in

our news 4 i team report coming up later tonight. scott mcfarland, news 4 i team. joe biden will launch the biden institu institute, focused on domestic issues. this comes one day after he delivered his first major spoke at south by southwest tech music and film festival in texas. he spoke about ending cancer. >> i have one regret in making a decision not to run, and that was i would have loved to have been the president who presided over the end of cancer as we know it. >> biden lost his son beau to brain cancer in 2015. the former vice president's cancer moonshot project was established last year. of the mission accelerate cancer prevention, diagnosis and treatment with the ultimate goal of finding a cure. >> we continue to learn more about more threats happening at jewish centers across the country. a jcc outside of rochester is back open after bomb threats made yesterday. 130 threats against centers nationwidelu maryland as well as virginia. >>> if you spend time on the roadways, good news for you, the price you pay for gas could drop up to 4 cents in the comin