. >> the president was reflecting on the fact that christians who have faced persecution across theed bier middle east have not been treated. >> so it's a religious test. >> it's not a religious test. people are straining to do that. it identified seven countries irrespective of the religious composition of those countries. seven countries have been compromiseded by terror ifrm, and i've got to tell you, we respect the right of every american to be heard on protest, online there are messages and that's what freedom looks like and that's what freedom sounds like, but i truly do believe that a majority of the american people are grateful that we have a president who is willing to take decisive action, use the authority he has under the constitution and the law to pause with regard to these seven countries and rethink the way we admit into america. >> you don't accept the notion that you guys did this hastily and a little sloppy? >> we live in a dangerous world. i think the american people welcome a president as decisive and as action oriented as president trump. >> i want to ask about t

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energy transfer partners has on theed construction final leg of the controversial to kodak says pipelinethe u.s. army corps of engineers relented and granted the easement earlier this week. president trump wanted the despiteto be expedited, critique from activist. >> the pipeline is back on, and it is likely to stay that way. on thursday, construction resumed on the final leg of the dakota access pipeline. the protesters still say they will not back down easily, and now one of the two american -- native american tribes has filed a legal challenge to brock -- block the pipeline. >> there is still a legal process that has to go to, so i can definitely see it going all the way up to the supreme court. we are not backing down without a fight. >> it is that the pipeline will desecrate sacred sites and potentially contaminate drinking water. but the company building the pipeline says that is not true. the pipeline would be a boon for companies, carrying up to 570,000 barrels of oil a day. encourage more local production, decreasing u.s. reliance on foreign oil. but activists insist the risks o

one of them was an saw theed. a solted?t love for living large also applies to the food even more supersized during super bowl. >> this is our soaring super bowl burger. it's dripping with cab yar. $500 a pound swedish cheese and plenty of other delicacies. our 50 starts off with an $85 sour bread dough, stone crabs, lobster. then we start to melt our $45 a pound cheese and we finish it off with edible golden flakes. ♪ i ain't saying she's a gold digger but she ain't messing with no broke. >> filet mignon wings, winter white truffles. final topping, $75 a pound. foie gras. we have a homemade salsa that we infuse with a $2700 bottle of tequila. >> you might need a tiny little. >> if tequila is not your thing, there's plenty more to choose from. >> let me point out a couple highlights. a shot of 1926 mccallan is $3500. >> i thought the price tag was 1926. >> no. right here we have a six bottle of cabernet. >> all right. mark, so the food, the booze, how much for the whole she bang? >> super bowl li, $5100 a person. 51 guest$5

it is so nice to have a humble president, someone who is not put theed who will interests of the americaneople first. host: mary in west virginia. democrats line. caller: good morning. how are you this morning? democrat. i have always been a democrat. i voted this time for the first time i voted for a republican because i did not like the way democrats were acting. they acted like babies. this guy made a mistake. he shouldn't have said anything and he should be reprimanded. i don't think he has to resign. one mistake doesn't hurt anybody. i accepted the fact that hillary did not win because i did not vote for her this time. lied. virginiay in west giving thoughts this morning on the resignation of michael flynn and talking about larger national security aspects. 202-748-8001 for republicans. for democrats, 202-748-8000. the resignation prompting responses via twitter from various members of congress. the democrats on the foreign affairs committee, this is the statement put out yesterday from representative eliot engel. the general fund was in contact with russian officials during the camp

. ♪ >>> this is theed hyundai sports zone on cbs3 >> speculation for months, jahlil okafor was goingbe traded then nerlens noel was traded. and megan craten does amazing things on the court but what she does off that makes her amazing. >>> welcome to the hyundai sports zone. last week busy one for the sixers, made trades, didn't make one everyone thought they would and announced overall first pick ben simmons would not be playing. hosting the golden state warriors. practicing tonight. the first team to clinch a spot in the playoffs, they have the best record in the league, 49 and nine, former sixers says andre >> especially with they have right now, looking forward to meeting him. i haven't met him yet. >> you can see that things are finally turning for them. and exciting for obviously for the fans here in philadelphia but for the league >> joining us, none owner derek bodner. many fans finding it hard to trust the process or brian coangelo. so much to talk about. let's start off with ben simmons. not fully healed all the fans waiting to see him play they're out of luck. and that's a

discuss theed to company.his after angela merkel said she would do all she could to keep jobs in germany. of a universal basic income is getting a lot of attention these days. it has been proposed in some locales, including in france. isbrazil, one suburb experiment in with the paid cards to buy necessities. they except a special kind of payment. the card can be used to buy essential goods. it is a kind of unconditional basic income. card is something that reassures us. we know it contains money. he can go to a shop and buy things. they have taken my family allowance but i have my card. the card is being implemented in a suburb. the idea is that the 150,000 inhabitants would receive about 30 euros per month. >> the message we're sending out s in all citiese and countries have the application to guarantee a base income for everyone. reporter: the right-wing government is imposing strict austerity. critics say an unconditional basic income will do nothing to reduce unemployment, currently at a record high of 12%

philadelphia locations at or near bus stops at 6:15 and 6:45 this morning and then a sergeant on the case in theed something at 72nd and market. >> came upon the individual trying to rob another individual. and the bad guy jumps into his car. >> and the suspect got behind the wheel of this lexus and a short pursuit that ended with a flat tire at this dead end and the suspect ran until his capture a few blocks away and he dropped a gun that was later recovered. the captain the 19th district says that the three victims positively identified the suspect and now police are looking to see if there are more victims. >> everybody that is out there robbing individuals and has no really forethought for human life is dangerous. >> reporter: southwest detectives are now handling the case and no official arrests or charges are made and this is still an ongoing investigation and they are waiting to get a search warrant for the vehicle that you saw in the vehicle and they are looking for the person that appeared to be the person of at tempted robbery at 52nd and market and anyone else that was a victim this mor

. >>> i'm are theed for it now. >> it will be beautiful. >>> thank you. well the rainy weather is presenting an extra challenge for santa clara county as far as mosquitos are concerned. the control officials are concerned about the spread of west nile viersz and other diseases the mosquitos can carry. the fogging by air will continue through march. >>> madison bomb guard inner will start the giants cactus league opener tomorrow >> and his thoughts on the game all coming up next in sports. >>> you're watching the bay area's news leader ktvu fox2. >>> all right jason is in for mark tonight and a key trade today or big trade. it was the nba trading deadline today and a familiar name to the bay area fans on the move. >> absolutely the deadline came and went. not a lot happened. andrew bo get got traded. that was the biggest trade. he is on the move. the mavericks sent him to philadelphia along with justin anderson and a conditional first round pick for 22-year old inner linns noel. bo get does not want to be in philadelphia he will request bye out if the sixe

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the upper degrees.round 50 coming up, though, we're gonna talk about our next best chance around theeded rain d.m.v. and a big warm-up just in time for the weekend. and how long will that warm-up last? more on that, coming up, in just a few minutes. jonathan? >> steve, thanks. restaurants and businesses closed tonight for the "day without immigrants" protest. president trump's immigration policies. thousands took to the streets across the country. rallies were held in d.c. and other major cities. today a news conference that was billed as an announcement for his labor really into aned hour-plus sparring match between president trump and a familiar foe, the media. >> the press, honestly, is out of control. dishonesty is out of control. tomorrow they will say, donald trump rants and reaves at the press -- i'm not ranting and raving. you, you'reling dishonest people. >> the president covered a lot of topics this afternoon. he said he didn't know that any of his aides were in touch with russia. had ecalled reports about that -- he called reports about news, but admitted there were leaks. pre

for theed by writer sunday times in london. tell us a bit more about what exactly the mps are voting for or against tonight. reporter: today is the final day in the comments of the bill which will authorize the government to officially trigger article 50 and then it will go to the lords. it's a series of amendments, each presented by different in peak, that's being voted on. it looks like the numbers are in favor of the government and all the amendments, virtually all the significant amendments will be defeated and therefore the legislation will go to the lords and they will not really feel that they have much ground to -- to drastically change the legislation. laura: so this could become law as theresa may wants by early next month? >> yes. she would like to trigger article 50 by the end of march. today there has been some debate about labor and the tory rebels, the ones who first thought they had a significant victory over the government because theresa may is now definitely saying that hopefully before even the european parl

. >> reporter: theed golden night is finally here. >> extraordinary. >> reporter: the stars are out. >> still feels completely surreal, like a change dream. >> reporter: will it be a dream come true for this year's award show sweetheart? la la land ties titanic for most nominations never, including best picture, and best actress. with emma stone facing off against hollywood of her weights >> the best actress award isn't necessarily hers, we thought the golden go to -- some people are talking about natalie port man in jackie >> some wondering casey affleck of manchester by the sea could lose to fences. >> there's a woman out there >> denzel washington. >> it is cool to sit in a room and realize you're all in together. >> reporter: after two years in a row, in which only white actors were nominated creating controversy and boycotts. sis year a record seven are racialingly diverse. >> they're not being thrust into the lime light because of the color, they're being thrust into the lime light because of their talent. >> reporter: speaking of beautiful everyone is now watching for the red

the drone theed army uses. essentially, it seems like it is a matter of semantics in some cases. >> yes, it seems to be a battle of semantics going on between the different branches, the air force and the army. >> and that is not necessarily a new thing. we know the army and air force have squared off over airspace, how they record things, going back to october told thousand one. >> this is an issue we have talked about a number of times over the course of the war. i don't know that any resolution ever debate, so here we are, and you fast-forward all of these years, and you've got two data sets that are proving to be very complicated when you look at them separately. the most important thing to keep in mind is, who is using this data? ."u mentioned "defense news a number of our colleagues in the media, to include several big-name publications, are relying on this to inform the public, analysts, researchers, even the federal government, inspectors general, are compiling reports to influence congress based on wha

i never caught theed the love here. and that won't change.hank you to everybody that's believed in me and supported through, #the process. here is the process on losing his best friend. >> best friend. i'm happy for him. you know. i think he is going to get a chance to star. i think they are going respond to him and pay him a lot of money. >> speaking of jojo, he is going to miss the next four games. the sixers are aiming for him to return next friday. joelle still had swelling in his knee today. he is not ready. he was originally told he would miss two or three weeks with the bone bruise. he says the team could have been more open with you sixers fans about the injury. >> i wasn't that happy with the way it was kind of handled before. i was told i was going to miss three or four weeks. i wasn't happy with the way it was handled. i thought keeping my name out there was going to literally have people think about me all the time instead of just saying when i was going to be back. >> take this for what it means. ben simmons moments ago on snap c

. >> we have under our plan, we have one of the lowest rates of forms to get people into theed marketplace and to make things work there. i think that's exactly what we want as a nation. >> sreenivasan: the democratic governor of virginia , terry mcauliffe, said today he opposes any decrease in federal funds to provide coverage. >> we don't like block grants. if block grant us, we're gonna have a set number. and what happens if we have a recession? what if the stock market goes down? we at the state level have to incur those costs. >> sreenivasan: newly elected democratic national committee chairman tom perez says his party will rebuild from the school board to the u.s. senate. outnumbered in the senate, house of representatives, governors mansions, and state legislatures, perez said today the democrats will invest more in state parties. >> we have to make sure we have an every-zip-code strategy. that's how we win. that's exactly what we're going to do. these investments in grassroots organizing, because our values are the right values, but we've got to put those values into action. >> sre

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to combine theed two companies a few years ago.een speculation trump would be more permissive than the obama administration to let the deal happen. it's possible. sprint has become so much smaller that the balance of power is quite different than it was in the past. conference, he talked about the united states, trump, the aspirations to invest in the country. i remember he had his meeting trump and december. he has spoken quite a bit about what softbank wants to do in the u.s. caroline: let's switch gears. we are hearing a lot about the president. let's switch gears and look at bitcoin. this is a significant move we saw in terms of the price of bitcoin. bloomberg reporting that the exchanges of bitcoin were actually being brought in to meet with the central bank. reporter: that's right. china has become very central to the bitcoin market at this point. it's the most active trading location, also most of the miners are in china this point. they are generating most of the new currency that comes out. the attractions for bitcoin are

. >> the press secretary answering questions about why the president said he did not know of theed story on friday and asked on air force one en route to florida. >> when asked he said i don't know about it. i'll look into that was he being truthful? >> he was asked was he aware of a "washington post" story. he had not sign that. of course, he was involved. i said he was not aware of that back in january. >> what do you can think of reports that general flynn had conversations with russia before you were sworn in? >> i don't know. i haven't seen it. what report is that. >> [ inaudible ] >> i'll look at that. >> the president did not address the matter today but did tweet. the real story is why are there so many illegal leaks coming out of the washington. will they be happening as i deal on north korea et cetera. the "new york times" reporting fbi agents interviewed michael flynn in the first days of trump administration. kasie hunt joins us from capitol hill. >> good evening. 24 hours and the last several months the committee already investigating russia influence in the u.s. flexion but

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some information we have in theed must remain classified domain. no material, i emphasized no material was a deleted on the grounds that it might prove -- politically embarrassing for this administration. left off did not make up the substance of the report. our conclusion is that there are many powerful lessons to be learned. part four of our report called what was wrong is attended to instruct on those lessons. it is important to emphasize thatput him into practice is not an emphasis of easy answers. let me quote from the report here. using the process will not always produce brilliant ideas but history suggests we can at least help prevent bad ideas from becoming presidential policy. the airport you have is a lengthy one. here are a few points you might keep in mind while reading through it. mistakes were made. but those mistakes that attract headlines may give a distorted picture of how the nsc really works. we looked at case studies from crises of this and previous administrations. affair wasntra clearly an aberration. nsc has served us for ye

. >> you have got theed chelsea ranieri with her brother at last night's gymnastics meet. he has been stationed in kuwait for almost a year. >> i'm one of six kids so having one person missing is a huge deal. we're looking around saying to ourselves, where's collin. it's just not the same. and for him to be here tonight just means the world to me. >> i was good until i saw the tears in her eyes. that was it. i couldn't hold it anymore. i was able to hold it in for my brother, my mother. but seeing her with that, i couldn't hold it in anymore. >> that's sweet. r ranieri had the second highest routine for gw on the vault last night. pretty cool. >>> four things to know. mike pence in germany. he's meeting with chancellor angela merkel. he spoke this morning and vowed the united states will, quote, hold russia accountable. >>> southern california has been pounded by a dangerous stor sinkholes. at least one person has died in the los angeles area because they were shocked by downed power lines. >>> standing by for this launch. spacex at kennedy space center in florida. we'll t

he likes theed a ration, the buzz of being around people.ple of layers, a national security liability here. >> meaning if swin overheard them? >> or that's a problem. that's the big problem. there's also a matter of deco m decorum. and is mar-a-lago is being used to parade around governmental officials and world leaders to perform for guests. those are the optics. if you paid $200,000 a year to belong to mar-a-lago you could have a seat where the action is. >> you know, we do know that the president went to a wedding reception reportedly after this moment. so he stayed on campus there and moved around. abby, let's flip it 180 degrees. who cares where he does the business of the state if this was secure enough to the secret service people around him and abe's handlers it's good enough for us. >> just to be clear, the secret service is concerned about the physical safety about the president and their guests. this is the prerogative of the aides and the advisers around the president. none of whom said to him, hey, mr. president, i think we shou

theed a 578s -- i like the adams -- the adams -- i like the adams homestead in quincy, which is run by the national parks service. ok? it's not run by a private thing. >> right. >> and it's a real home. the other places have become museums in some sense. people actually live, you know, for the next three or four generations in the adams' home. i like that. i like that kind of -- but if there is anything creative that i do it happens when i'm reading , a letter and i see things in me thinkn it that make about an issue in a way that i had not before been able to think about. >> i think it's fantastic that you do your own research. i would agree that the story about the dog in germantown in october of 1977, a research assistant would have said i'm not going the pass this along to the professor. if you read it yourself, both howell and washington were dog lovers. it's almost an endearing moment. imagine two leaders in battle exchanging a dog that was running around lost on the battlefield. >> if you wanted to probe that you could go like this. you could say, howell didn't believe in this w

we have to shut down the video between atherton and 101 twice in those two weeks because of theed flooding. because of the recent storms. video from overnight because of the wet weather. the next piece of video is off la casio road. down tree blocking the roadway. once again, downed trees because of the wet weather. this time it knocked over a power pole. pg&e had to come out and clean it up. >> we are trying to fix it with the splint there. when they are fixing it with the splint, i think even twice i heard kind of like a break, geez, they're brave. >>> water pump on highway 37. caltrans moved to this area. looks clear right now, guys. wet roads along highway 37. live in novato, pete suratos, today in the bay. >>> this is a shot near the louvre in paris where a man was shot carrying a machete. president trump react to go that. a suspect approached the museum approached with two bags, he shout god is great in arabic. the soldiers tried to subdue the attacker with nonlethal force but then opened fire, shooting him five times. the man survived was gravely injured. a new radical islamist just

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i think we've got thousands expect theed at this rally toda right?ld really be the rip roaring debate, the kind of thing for which the uk parliament is famous. you can expect some angry lawmakers when they get going debating donald trump's state visit. but what you probably won't see is a vote or some kind of final decision barring president trump from the state visit. this debate is a response to a petition that got a stunning 1 million 858,000 digital signatures demanding that trump be disinvited to britain for the state visit. that number could still grow, far exceeding the 100,000 signatures needed to get this proposal to the house of commons floor. but this petition only requires that parliament take up to topic for debate. teresa may said she's going to proceed with the visit as plan. buckingham palace has said nothing. the u.s. president hosts state visits but this british state viz is an extraordinary event. trump would be hosted for a meal by the 90-year-old queen of england. you'll hear a lot of insults about trump, lively debate but probab

just last week a 5-year-old boy was playg the garage of his home on arcade and lorton and cause theedire that killed him and two family pets. this is what was left of the family's home along with heartbreak and grief. firefighters went back to the neighborhood to remind residents to have working smoke detectors and also stressing dangers of playing with fire especially stressing dangers to parents and also children and we're joined now by luis blunts this is your home here. >> yes this is my house. >> we had a conversation with you. tell us about the conversation you had with your son. he rt stad the fire what did you stay with him. >> i told him did he understand what he did? and the conversation happened a lot another fairfax county schools where children are basically told you know, fire mep come and talk to them about playing with matches. and i've told him that it's not something we do. and i sort of showed him the pictures. i've been inside the house. and i've said y that you have you know displaced the family? and i think he kind of understands that. >> he is very young. what d

and them prove to a league best record of 49-9 on the season theed to on the sba back in two minutes. >>> coming up, the trump administration continues its rocky relationship with the media. larry gerston joins us live in studio to discuss where things may go from here. last friday, presidential ess secretary sean spicer gaa briefd access to so members of t >>> last night a presidential press secretary sean spicer gave a briefing where he denied access to some members of the national press. during his campaign president donald trump often banned some members of the, quote, failing media as well. but in december spicer said when it can comes to governing, the press has an important role until government. he said that's what makes a democracy a democracy. larry gerston joins us now. larry on friday reporters from many media outlets, cnn, the l.a. times, new york times, politico to name a few all banned from this imprompt you too briefing. will this become a trend and how usual was this for any president in history? >> it's hard to tell given that we're in the moment. but we do know this

have democrats who are piling on because of russian interference in the election and hacking of theedness. you're seeing a huge push for a a stronger policy. donald trump, like most presidents, wants to try to reset relations. that's fine. that's all well and good. but while he's doing that, what republicans are locking to make sure is he doesn't lose sight of the prize, which is standing up for american values and allies. >> one thing that the president tweeted today about this federal judge in washington who stayed his travel ban, he tweeted this. just cannot believe a judge would put our country in such peril. if something bad happens, blame him and the court system. people pouring in. bad. you're a presidential historian. have we seen a sitting president attack a judge in this way. now he's saying if this country gets attacked, it's your fault. >> not like this. we have obviously had presidents critical of decisions that were made by courts and they have challenged the decisions and spoken about the decisions, but what's different is the tweet yesterday and the tweet today is really a

. >> this happened this morning at theed t potomac yard branchh jefferson davis highway.n did not use a a weapon, only passed a note. police had to temporarily shutdown south road becauseause robber allegedly through a bag t of cash in the street. s authorities say he was not wearing a mask. >>> meantime, nonlt montgomeryog county police chief warning local politicians to go slow before they declare the count assange too area county, issued the practice reporting illegal imigrants to federal administration of course threatening to cut offnist fedel funds to those sang tie area cities. >> politician say they support they sanctuary citthy movementm the police chief warns declaring the county it could have consequences. tom fitzgerald one ine i rockville with more on this, hey, tom? >> reporter: hey, you know what, sparked all of this, was a joint statement put out by the county council, and the county executive here. now, it talks about a long standing policy in this countyot not to report the immigration status, by police, as people they stop. but while it stopped short of

>> i think what we theed to do is let's get the transcript from the communications and also get the 302 the fbi did interview him so we can see what the truth is and what's simply innuendo. a select committee is used when there's overlapping jurisdictionment we did it in benghazi because you had four different committees investigating it. i think this matter falls squarely within the intelligence committee. it should be very easy to get this transcript and get some of the information from the fbi to see what did flynn does, did he do anything wrong and obviously how did he communicate that to the white house. >> what would you have to see then, congressman, in that transcript that would tell you, okay, a select committee is needed. as you noted, in the benghazi investigation, you called for a select committee, a special council to investigate hillary clinton's e-mails. what do you want to see in the transcript to tell you what's needed. >> benghazi we had four dead bodies, we had susan rice go out on the sunday shows and concoct a false store richlt we weren't getting any information fr

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appeals ruling that we saw, which is pretty scathing in terms of its -- in terms of its rejection of theedministration's arguments, there is a concern expressed in the judiciary that there is some sort of religious test baked into this executive order and that is going to be a question that they are going to face at the next level, if they take this all the way to the supreme court, that is going to be something that is going to be asked of the government's lawyers at that level and i think the other very interesting thing to look out for, anderson, is just how the president responds to all of this. yes, he's suffered the set back. does he take to social media and try to taunt the supreme court? he taunted the judges at this level. it's never a good idea to taunt judges before they rule on your case. that's what he did here and it didn't turn out so well. >> jim acosta, thanks. dana bash in so far as the fallout is being debated and hillary clinton tweeted 3-0 referencing the court ruling and kellyanne conway responded with the state abrave herniation pennsylvania, wisconsin and michigan a

doing, werk we are theed with -- we go across domains of all of the applications for transportation it's verynd so important, and i think it's important to this group that what we do is vitally important to not only the infrastructure and some of the conversations we've had over the last few days relative to what's important for us and what's important to lockheed martin, with respect to our investments, but moreover, what's important to solving the andlem of transportation innovation, which are many things we're going to go deal with. if you have got this chart up here, these are a few of the folks we are going with in our commercial vehicle partnerships, the bottom line there is that we are dealing with -- and we have created a partnership with ford, they have a very aggressive approach to getting their roads, gettinge to full autonomous capabilities between 2018 and 2021. these are important to the group that we support. >> if you could wrap up, i want to make sure we have time for a least one or two questions. is of vitaly importance to what we do. standards, regina and i were talkin