--envisioned when they met at the bennett house. thank you very much. [applause] watch c-span as president donald trump delivers his first address to a joint session of congress. pres. trump:'s progress is going to be the busiest congress -- this congress is going to be the busiest congress we have had in decades. tuesday, three 28th. on tuesday, february 28. next, lynn downey discusses her new biography of levi strauss, who created his blue jeans business in san francisco in 1873. ms. downey served as a company's in-house historian -- ms. downey served as the company's in-house historian. she traces his long career and his contributions to the san francisco community in his later years. a stored photographs and advertising materials, the presentation also explores how blue jeans transformed with fashio

and he met with sherman for a third time in the bennett house on april 26. this time, they limited themselves to military issues. johnston formally surrendered his army, that in no more. for the rest of his life, jefferson davis consider johnston's decision to surrender an act of treachery and cowardice. lee had been surrounded and went as far as he could go and had no choice. but johnston, davis believed and wrote, just quit. there was no victory parade or a parade of any kind for the betterment of the army of tennessee. they just went home. most of them did with the surrender terms required. mighty their own business, not bearing arms against the government. johnston remained embittered not sherman for whom he always expressed admiration, but at jefferson davis and ed davis's military advisor, and john bell hood. johnston devoted the rest of his life to writing a book and a whole handful of articles in which he tried to prove that davis had conspired against him. it was clearly the least admirable episode of his life as he grew old, picking apart old feuds

asked about why he wouldn't attend a ceremony at the white house, bennett answered people would know why. he has expressed his opposition to trump's policies. the team's owner, robert craft and mvp quarterback tom brady are reported to be close to the president. >>> let's take a look at business news. japanese business officials have released economic data. what do the latest figures tell us. >> you were talking about the u.s. trade data earlier. it's the current account balance which is the broadest measure of japan's trade. in 2016 it stayed in the black. finance ministry officials say the surplus stood at more than $183 billion. it's the second consecutive year of being in positive territory. on a monthly basis, the latest figure for december also remained in the black. but that's for the 30th consecutive month. and that surplus coming in at about $10 billion. china's foreign currency reserves have fallen below $3 trillion for the first time in almost six years. repeated market intervention to curb a slide in the yuan, that's believed to have caused the drop. officials at the peop

i mean, bennett certainly has that right not to go to the white house. and for trump to support kraft the way that he did in his time of of an, i think that speaks volumes about donald trump. as a person, as a human, and he gets it. ends. this is someone who was hurting at the time that he was in contact with him on a regular basis. i think that's great. liz: okay. you guys sit tight. we're going to be back in just a few minutes. the white house shaking up the media in the pressroom. skype questions during press briefings. want to include questions from a wider variety of journalists. one of those journalists pictured here took the opportunity to blast dc's elite media bubble. he's phil jackson. he's here. he's going to talk about it next. back in two don't go away what powers the digital world. communication. that's why a cutting edge university counts on centurylink to keep their global campus connected. and why a pro football team chose us to deliver fiber-enabled broadband to more than 65,000 fans. and why a leading car brand counts on us to keep the

clark's family believes somehow thomasine bennett lured mr. clark back to her house. according to court documents thomasine bennett claimed mr. clark asked her to marry him on valentine's day. she says she was tired of women being all over him, that she was tired of loving him. clearly there is more to be known here. tonight thomasine bennett charged with first degree murder. >>> developing now in new york city, the tsa is trying to figure out how nearly a dozen people made it through a partially closed security checkpoint at jfk airport. 11 people walked through the tsa precheck lane about 6:00 this morning. sources are telling nbc news three of the metal detectors and did not receive secondary screening. airport police say it wasn't until hours after that breach they were told to search for the passengers. it is assumed they boarded flights. the tsa says all the bags were screened and the passengers walked past bomb sniffing dogs. they're calling this a minimal risk situation. >>> a d.c. government contractor says he was fired for speaking out against police. it hap

cnn white house reporter kate bennett is with me now. kate, let's just talk about -- first of all, he talked about it on the campaign trail but this is purchase's first foray into women's issues with his daughter with a seat at the table with the head of state. what will her influence look like? that's right. we have to remember that ivanka trump still doesn't have a formal role within the white house. within the administration. she says she didn't want one. she is in washington with her kids and getting them settled in school, et cetera. it is a little bit inusual here she is leading this charge with the women's issues, something she talked about this summer at the convention. so we know it's important to her. but very much putting together this group of women business leaders and ceos and trying to push the ball forward as she said to level the playing field for this generation and the next one. ivanka is vital in this. >> another woman worth pointing out who has a strong role in this administration, dina powell. i don't know if many p

patriots tight end martellus bennett says he will not attend new england's trip to the white house as super bowl champions. bennett won his first super bowl last night. and after the win, he said he would not go to the traditional meet-and-greet with president trump. he says some of the president's positions have alienated athletes. patriots owner robert kraft is a supporter of president trump. but bennett says he thinks the team will support his decision not to attend. the father of the man accused of attacking french soldiers guarding the louvre museum in paris says his son is innocent. 28-year-old abdullah al-hamahmy is from egypt. he is suspected of attacking a soldier with a machete while he was patrolling an underground mall near the museum on friday. the mans father says his son is not a terrorist and that he leads a normal life with his wife and newborn son. al-hamahmy was shot four times... but his injuries are non-life threatening. the san mateo county transit district is receiving a grant to help speed up public transportation... and get riders to their destinations on time

let me bring in cnn white house reporter kate bennett. is the first lady moving to washington at all? >> according to the white house, the plans have not changed. reports are not true. she is going to wait until barron finishes school. the one thing that is interesting, the white house did tell us, she plans to split her time between washington and new york. in the meantime, she wasn't here, though, last weekend and she hasn't been seen in washington since the inauguration. so, it's sort of a question as to when she's going to come down here, what splitting her time means. does it mean weekends, when she can. >> obviously first ladies get their own office. they have their own agenda. melania trump said she's going to, interestingly enough, combat cyber bulying. she's been slow to hire a staff. >> so far no official hires in the first lady's office which means several things. no social secretary. no communications director. no chief of staff. so, right now even the visitors' office is on hold because there is no one staffed there which mea

. ♪ >> tucker: chief white house strategist steve bennett has emerge from the west wing, he went to cpac today and vowed to continue his battle with the press come here as part of what he said. >> the campaign was the most chaotic by the media's description, most disorganized, most unprofessional, had no idea what they were doing, then you saw them all crying and weeping that night. >> tucker: we have a lot more from that appearance in a few minutes, we'll talk to the head of the anti-trump war room who is furious that he rescinded the transit or bathroom guidelines. if efforts against illegal immigration continued to provoke

it is worth noting that players do escape the white house visit all time martellus bennett is on record saying he's not going box of president trump. >> andy, thank you. >>> we'll be right back. the next hour starts in a moment. hree bears. she ate some porridge, broke the baby bear's chair, and stole some jewelry, a flat-screen tv, and a laptop. luckily the geico insurance agency had helped the bears with homeowners insurance. they were able to replace all their items... ...including a new chair from crate and barrel. call geico and see how easy it is to switch and save on homeowners insurance. shocked by your wireless bill every month? additional fees. tacked on taxes. come on! with t-mobile one, taxes and fees are now included! get 4 lines of unlimited lte data for 40 bucks each. that's right - all unlimited. all in! and now, for a limited time save more than you pay in taxes on all smartphones. so switch to t-mobile and save hundreds vs. the other guys. it's better than a tax holiday! and it's only at t-mobile. is caringing because covering heals faster. for a bandage that moves wit

meanwhile patriots bennett in no hurry to visit the white house, super bowl champion. after last night's title win he habit made up his mind whether to skip the trip to meet president trump. he believes whatever he wants to do. patriots owner craft supports the president. >>> tom brady pulled off super bowl comeback win of all time. now he's hoping his game jersey comes back. after severaling the locker room he couldn't find number 12 jersey he wore in record fifth super bowl last night. he later said it's going to be on ebay very soon, i guess. >>> well, today houston super bowl committee for that city will take a page from the olympics and participate in a hand-off ceremony. officials will turn things over to minnesota officials organizing things for super bowl li -- lii. it will extend to tomorrow on the "ellen" show. >> look at eagles long snapper and magician helping give football pointers to "ellen's" executive producer. learned how to run several drills at the university of houston. here is a sneak peek how it went. >> hut. >> there you go. >> that's pretty good

let's bring in white house reporter kate bennett and you've been doing some great reporting on this. first of all how big a deal of this is for melania trump? >> you know, this is sort of unorthodox situation with the first lady where she's splitting her time between washington and new york so there's this inherent mystery about her anyway, so are we going to see her really pull out the stops here or is she going to set the tone for an elegant evening? she released a statement earlier today saying that the theme of tonight's dinner is going to be called it's spring renewal and she's really celebrating getting the country together, the governors together and it's going to be nonpartisan and it's going to be filled with, you know, the white house has come to life gleaming with the dazzling experience of eternal spring. i mean it sounds really great and then of course like donald trump tweeted that there's a lot to discuss including health care. so here she is saying it's going to be this nonpolitical evening with all the governors and then but potus president trump has maybe a differen

. ♪ >> tucker: chief white house strategist steve bennett has emerge from the west wing, he went to cpac today and vowed to continue his battle with the press come here as part of what he said. >> the campaign was the most chaotic by the media's description, most disorganized, most unprofessional, had no idea what they were doing, then you saw them all crying and weeping that night. >> tucker: we have a lot more from that appearance in a few minutes, we'll talk to the head of the anti-trump war room who is furious that he rescinded the transit or bathroom guidelines. if efforts against illegal immigration continued to provoke defiance from some democratic lawmakers in the states. governor of connecticut has told police they don't have to comply saying that his state has no obligation to cooperate with federal immigration laws, governor malloy joined us now. the ex-lover coming on. >> tucker: we promote the segment earlier today i got a time of email from your constituents so i know, some i don't know saying the same thing which is the state is a physical wreck, it's massively in debt. th

. >> is he destroying the house? >> all the time. every time he comes home. >> reporter: the bennett and bennett two ring circus arrived in houston the family's home town. it's where the brothers skills on the high school field led each of them to texas a & m. and then the nfl. michael, defensive lineman, won a super bowl with the seahawks in 2014. martelis, tight end, 16 months his junior will fry to get his as a patriot. as two of the most brutally honest men in sports try to complete the family quest. is it funny or frustrating for you to watch sometimes what the reactions are to these guys? >> when they were in college it really bothered me. i was like they never got in any trouble. within the law. they never hit women. they're just good guys who are having fun the i think people look at them some times and take everything the wrong way. used to bother me a lot more. >> it don't bother me at all. >> reporter: i'm sure it doesn't. every day i wake up. i look at the ocean. i am like, nothing bothers me these days. >> reporter: in p

. >> is he destroying the house? >> all the time. every time he comes home. >> reporter: the bennett and bennett two ring circus arrived in houston the family's home town. it's where the brothers skills on the high school field led each of them to texas a & m. and then the nfl. michael, defensive lineman, won a super bowl with the seahawks in 2014. martellus, a tight end, in 16 months his junior will fry to get his as a patriot. as two of the most brutally honest men in sports try to complete the family quest. is it funny or frustrating for you to watch sometimes what the reactions are to these guys? >> when they were in college it really bothered me. i was like they never got in any trouble. within the law. they never hit women. they're just good guys who are having fun the i think people look at them some times and take everything the wrong way. used to bother me a lot more. >> it don't bother me at all. >> reporter: i'm sure it doesn't. every day i wake up. i look at the ocean. i am like, nothing bothers me these days. >> reporter

kate bennett is back, one of the white house reporters, thanks, kate. >> i remember making the note you were asked to sit down, you asked the question, the president did not condemn the attacks, you saw this morning, was the condemnation strong enough? >> it's right. it's not a simple thing as he had said. and we have these attacks and threats of violence, but on the same hand we have the aability to talk about this in a fair and open forum which is such a blessing that the jewish people didn't have in other countries before coming to the united states. >> one of the questions is why now? why not condemn when he was with you or the israeli prime minister and kate one interesting piece is the tweet from hillary clinton. of all she could have directed toward the president she picked this one, jcc threats, cemetery desecration and online attacks are so troubling, everyone must speak out starting with the president of the united states. what role do you think she played here and why this issue? >> reporter: you know, brooke, it's unclear, she did make that three-nothing tweet after the immi

. >> is he destroying the house? >> all the time. every time he comes home. >> reporter: the bennett and bennett two ring circus arrived in houston the town. it's where the brothers skills on the high school field led each of them to texas a & m. and then the nfl. michael, defensive lineman, won a super bowl with the seahawks in 2014. martelis, tight end, 16 months his junior will fry to get his as a patriot. as two of the most brutally honest men in sports try to complete the family quest. is it funny or frustrating for you to watch sometimes what the reactions are to these guys? >> when they were in college it really bothered me. i was like they never got in any trouble. within the law. they never hit women. they're just good guys who are having fun the i think people look at them some times and take everything the wrong way. used to bother me a lot more. >> it don't bother me at all. >> reporter: i'm sure it doesn't. every day i wake up. i look at the ocean. i am like, nothing bothers me these days. >> reporter: in part because mi

and the nfl's bennett brothers are known for their brutal honesty. we'll meet up with the houston family to follow patriots tight end martellus hand his quest to match his brother's super bowl ring. that and more. see you at 6:00. >> charlie rose at the top of the hour at 7:00. thank you. >>> new earnings this morning from menlo park based facebook. >> joining us now kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. >> reporter: good morning. facebook continues to dominate the social networking world. it saw a big increase in users in 2016. that's more than 1.8 billion. and in the 4th quarter users spent a lot more time on facebook especially watching videos. that's key for facebook. ceo mark zuckerberg said he wants to make facebook video centric and that includes developing an app for tv set- top boxes in order to watch facebook videos on your tv. also, facebook is in talks with various media companies about licensing original content. facebook shares are down despite the solid earnings. the economy is in focus again this morning. the labor department

tonight, there are conflicting reports out of the white house about his status. marc thiessen and matt bennett here on that breaking news just ahead. >> basic question here, does the national security advisor right now enjoy the full confidence of president trump? >> yes, general flynn does enjoy the full confidence of the president. i am totally blind. and sometimes i struggle to sleep at night, and stay awake during the day. this is called non-24. learn more by calling 844-824-2424. or visit your24info.com. ways wins. especially in my business. with slow internet from the phone company, you can't keep up. you're stuck, watching spinning wheels and progress bars until someone else scoops your story. switch to comcast business. with high-speed internet up to 10 gigabits per second. you wouldn't pick a slow race car. then why settle for slow internet? comcast business. built for speed. built for business. nikki haley. "we call on members" -- with regards to the muscle test that happen over the weekend, not an icbm but a ballistic missile launch -- "these launches

., new england patriots tight end martellus bennett says he will not visit the white house with the rest of his super bowowl winning team because of his opposition n to dodonald trump. presidident trump p has acknowld his plans to dismantle the dodd frank financial reforms are inspired, in part, by a desire to help his banking friends. dodd frank is a set of financial reforms implemented after the 2008 financial crisis. this is s president trtrump speg at a dinner that i included jp morgan chase ceo jamieie dimon n frfriday. pres. trump: and to do what we have to do in terms of regulation -- we have some of the bankers here. or is nobody better to tom udall. frank then jamie. we expect to be e getting a lot out of dodd frank. they cannot get any money becaususe the banks won't let tm first lady melania trump is suing the owner of the media outlet the daily mail, over an article that falsely reported melania once worked for an escort service. the lawsuit, which seeks $150 million in damages, claims the article hurt melania's chances at making millions of dollars by selling a brand of beau

., new england patriots tight end martellus bennett says he will not visit the white house with the rest of his super bowl winning team because of his opposition to donald trump. president trump has acknowledged his plans to dismantle the dodd frank financial reforms are inspired, in part, by a desire to help his banking friends. dodd frank is a set of financial reforms implemented after the 2008 financial crisis. this is president trump speaking at a dinner that included jp morgan chase ceo jamie dimon on friday. pres. trump: and to do what we have to do in terms of regulation -- we have some of the bankers here. or is nobody better to tom udall. frank then jamie. we expect to be getting a lot out of dodd frank. they cannot get any money because the banks won't let them first lady melania trump is suing the owner of the media outlet the daily mail, over an article that falsely reported melania once worked for an escort service. the lawsuit, which seeks $150 million in damages, claims the article hurt melania's chances at making millions of dollars by selling a brand of beauty and fashio

mccourty said -- "i don't feel accepted in the white house. with the president having so many strong opinions and prejudices, i believe certain people might feel accepted there while others won't." the patriots won the super bowl 34-28 sunday night after a historic comeback over the atlanta falcons. and a pennsylvania state senator has issued an unusually strong denouncement of president trump, calling him a "fascist, loofa-faced, [bleep]-gibbon!" senator daylin leach's tweet was a response to trump's threat that he would destroy the career of a texas state senator who was proposing legislation to require police to obtain a conviction before seizing one's property in a process known as asset forfeiture. currently, asset forfeiture allows police to seize people's property even if they are never even charged with a crime. after trump's threat, daylin tweeted -- "hey @realdonaldtrump i oppose civil asset forfeiture too! why don't you try to destroy my career you fascist, loofa-faced, [bleep]-gibbon!" and those are some of the headlines. this is d

mccourty said -- "i don't feel accepted in the white house. with the president having so many strong opinions and prejudices, i believe certain people might feel accepted there while others won't." the patriots won the super bowl 34-28 sunday night after a historic comebeback over the atlanta falcons. and a pennsylvania state senator has issued an unusually strong denouncement of president trump, calling him a "fascist, loofa-faced, [bleep]-gibbon!" senator daylin leach's tweet was a response to trump's threat that he would destroy the career of a texas state senator who was proposing legislation to require police to obtain a conviction before seizing one's property in a process known as asset forfeiture. currently, asset forfeiture allows police to seize people's property even if they are never even charged with a crime. after trump's threat, daylin tweeted -- "hey @realdonaldtrump i oppose civil asset forfeiture too! why don't you try to destroy my career you fascist, loofa-faced, [bleep]-gibbon!" and those are some of the headlines. this is

. >> i won't be going to the white house. >> will not? no? >> i will not. >> do you want to expound on that? >> just so many things that i just don't feel welcome into that house. going to leave it at that. >> patriots player martellus bennett also a no-show after the patriots' victory said won't attend because the president has what he called too many prejudices. >> i'm not going to go. it is what it is. people don't know how i feel about it. follow me on twitter. >> he followed hillary clinton and criticized the travel ban days after it was signed. tweeting america was built on inclusiveness, not exclusiveness. leadership is firmly team trump. kraft, belichick and brady all say friends with trump. make america great cap in brady's locker and while he visited white house in bush years, he skipped in obama administration citing family commitment. cnn has reached out to patriots and white house for comment and has yet to receive a response. sports analyst christine brenn en is more athletes will come forward. >> i sense more athletes speaking

tonight, there are conflicting reports out of the white house about his status. marc thiessen and matt bennett here on that breaking news just ahead. >> basic question here, does the national security advisor right now enjoy the full confidence of president trump? >> yes, general flynn does enjoy the full confidence of the president. ♪ double a's here, batteries you can trust against the ear hair you can't. without them you're conducting business with an armpit on the side of your head. that's not just some battery. that's a duracell battery. that's a power you can trust. withevery late night...g... and moment away... with every click...call...punch... and paycheck... you've earned your medicare. it was a deal that was made long ago, and aarp believes it should be honored. thankfully, president trump does too. "i am going to protect and save your social security and your medicare. you made a deal a long time ago." now, it's congress' turn. tell them to protect medicare. >> i just want to say a couple of words. >> welcome, i am honored to be here, i'm looking fo

i'm going to leave it at that. >> reporter: bennett will also be a no show shortly after the patriots victory over the falcons he said he won't attend because the president has what he called too many prejudices. >> i'm not going to go. it is what it is. people know how i feel about it. >> reporter: bennett supported hillary clinton during the election and criticized trump's travel ban days after the order was signed tweeting america was built on inclusiveness, not exclusiveness. patriots' leadership firmly on president trump. trump's make america great again displayed in brady's locker. and while brady visited the white house with his team all three times during the bush years, he skipped it during obama's term citing family commitment. that day brady spotted shopping at an apple store in new york city. cnn has reached out to the patriots and the white house for comment and has yet to receive a response. sports analyst christine brenen says her sense is that more athletes will come forward to express their political opinions. >> my sense is we're going to see more and more athletes s

bennett has received a number of honors throughout his career. his dedicated service earned him clerk of the year award in 1985, the highest honor a clerk can receive. fittingly, the award is now named in honor of mr. bennett. perhaps his proudest achievement was when the citizens of wayne county officially named a main courtroom the steadson bennett jr. courtroom in honor of his years of service to the community he lived. in addition, he served president in the wayne county chamber of commerce, was an active member of the lions club. mr. bennett was always proud of where he came from, which was clear from how selfishly he dedicated his life to wayne county. he truly will be missed. thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i rise today to ask for your thoughts and prayers for mrs. lee rime, a mother of two who is battling an aggressive form of cancer. originally from roberta, georgia, she settled to work as a nurse at memorial university center. since arriving, giving back to the community has been a top priority for mrs. ryan who is many of the juni

, joining teammate, markell us bennett, also said woe not go. they were the only patriots players to visibly protest the presidential election earlier during the season. one of the protests involved raising their fists cents during the national anthem. they did this to support the movement started by the san francisco 49ers quarterback, colin kaepernick. >> tom brady throwing more shade at n fl commissioner roger goodel. at yesterday's victory parade in boston, the patriots quarterback road on duck boat, drake with t-shirt sporting the words. ment roger that. along with picture of five rings. he first used the line roger that in a ad that aired right after the superbowl. >>> let's take you over to colorado, special needs dog, proving different, not a bad thing. >> so, we introduce to you two year old red, australian cattle dog, who is deaf. right now, she in a shelter near denver. the local organization stepping up to help her adjust, and they say, learning sign language is her best shot at finding a forever home. >> the was make a difference fo

and i'm thankful that senator gardner and bennett has helped. this bill was passed last session but was not passed in the senate. i ask them to put this matter to rest and hopefully we can get this across the finish line. i'm grateful to the town of minturn, the water utilities r all working together for a commonsense solution. it's an example how we can solve a problem when everybody comes together and works together to solve it. this need for this bill is to solve a vital local problem for the people of minturn, colorado, a town of about 1,000 people in eagle county. the problem it fixes results rom a mistake and error in the 1980 wilderness act which left bolts ditch off the list where it should have been included. this would simply authorize the use of the headgate and within the holy cross wilderness area allowing minturn to use rights it has, existing water rights, to fill bolts lake. the mayor, who i met with, as well as coloradans across the central mountains, have long relied on water infrastructure like bolts ditch to access clean and

white house. the light is on in the kitchen. steve: they are playing the theme song. actually, donald trump is not backing down. it was a fox news alert yesterday. the ninth circuit refused to reinstate the travel ban. keep in mind, they weren't dealing with whether or not president trump's travel ban is constitutional simply whether or not that lower court temporary restraining order should stay. apparently it is. so the drudge headline right now appeals court keeps doors open. refugees flood in and president assad says some are terrorists. ainsley: all right. so the ban remains on hold. donald trump, of course, went to his computer or iphone and he tweeted out immediately in all caps, which is basically screaming out. steve: that's right. ainsley: see you in court. the security of our nation is at stake. brian: i think he should leave it at that will he? maybe. steve: donald trump? brian: leave it at that. steve: didn't you hear that song "can't back down"? brian: i don't think that was presiden

a white house official says that president trump has been briefed. he is currently hosting japan's prime minister, shinzo abe. earlier i spoke to bruce bennett, a senior defence analyst at rand corporation, and i asked him what we know so far. we know that the missile was launched from the panghyon air base in north korea, that's fairly far north of pyongyang. we know it travelled about 500 kilometres, and that it wound up on what the koreans referred to as the east sea, what we usually refer to as the sea of japan. that kind of range could be a scud missile, a musudan missile, or a nodong missile, but more likely the nodong or the scud. what is the significance of the types you have mentioned? the latest from reuters is that according to a us official, they do not think it was an intercontinental ballistic missile. they do not think it was. sure. even with the shorter—range musudan, which is about 3,000 kilometres, compared to 6,000—10,000 kilometres for an icbm, you would have to fire that about 100 kilometres in the air, so that it would only

mccourty, who raised their fists and bennett said he would not go to the white house if the patriots win. it's not entirely, pardon the expression, black and white. >> in that respect it is. i think we can't really get this twisted. it is kind of black and white. it really is. >> sidney, do you expect there to be any kind of a protest meaning either a national anthem protest or the question of what lady gaga might do during halftime? what is expected? >> well, she's been very coy about this and said only she will conduct a show of inclusivity. that's always been her act. she has spoken out in the past. she was a supporter for hillary clinton. i don't imagine that she will be very political. she has only a very small window in which to perform. i don't really expect a lot. i think it will be more subtle than anything. >> very quickly, because first of all you cannot get more political than beyonce bringing the black panthers out onto the football field. do you expect anything like that this year? obviously lady gaga is not going to do ta but even anthem protests, anything like that? >

are we going to have a shadow national security under bennett. is jared kushner going to be a secretary of state, he seems to be out there on his own. talking to his father-in-law, bypassing the secretary of state. what's going to be really important is to bring coherence and authority and a hierarchy of this process, so you don't have the competing power centers. what does he does not have is the power game in washington. >> let's talk about how we got here. >> mcmaster is replacing the ousted security adviser michael flynn. >> we're hearing for the vice president for the first time. >> i would tell you that i was disappointed to learn that the facts that have been conveyed to me by general flynn were inaccurate. but we honor general flynn's long service to the united states of america, and i fully support the president's decision to ask for his resignation. >> i want to get your response to that, now that the president has filled this vacancy, at least on this issue, is this a reset for the white house? >> you know, i think it is. and as everyo

publicly to speak about strategy or relationships or anything inside the white house. this will be a very interesting conversation, to listen to and we will do that now. [cheers and applause] >> thank you, thank you. on that front, i also think it is a perfect moment to say thank you to all of you for helping us elected what will be one of the greatest presidents that ever served this country. and it is because of your work that he made it happen. >> i want to thank you for finally inviting me to cpac. [laughter] speak about was the name? >> "the uninvited." many alumni in the audience. >> i did not like the uninvited. here's what we decided to do at cpac with the uninvited. we decided to say that everybody is a part of our conservative base. that is what donald trump has done to so many of us around the country politically. you guys have put together an amazing operation. i know you all know this, but the last time a president came to cpac and his first year, it was ronald reagan, saint ronald in 1981. you have put together -- the president has put together the most c

jason johnson is accused of killing another man at a house party yesterday. the two had an argument, neighbors say waking up to a swarm of police cars was scary. >> this is an extremely quiet neighborhood. really family oriented. never a disturbance. just really out of character for the neighborhood. >> again, police say the suspect, jason johnson, is considered armed and dangerous. if you see him, call police. >>> there is growing concern for a missing d.c. teenager. she went missing last thursday and has not been seen since. this is torri marie gibson, she's been missing since saturday morning. she's just 11. she has braces with blue bands on her teeth. we put the pictures and the information on our facebook page so you can share the posts and help spread the word. >>> in montgomery county, fire destroys a family's new home. it only took a few moments for this home to go up in flames. the parents and two children inside escaped early this morning. now we are learning an on-duty montgomery county police officer came to the rescue. he made sure neighboring fa

but when new england patriot players this year, james white is considered doing it, martellus bennett has said he will not, when they decide they're not going to show up, treat them with the same dignity and respect that you treated tom brady. that's all i'm saying. [ all speak at once ] >> -- asking you not to engage in hypocrisy. >> -- right-wing television star. >> thank you all. coming up, nick cannon is here, explaining why he didn't vote for trump or clinton. be the you who doesn't cover your moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. be the you who shows in that dress. who hugs a friend. who is done with treatments that don't give you clearer skin. be the you who controls your psoriasis with stelara® just 4 doses a year after 2 starter doses. stelara® may lower your ability to fight infections and may increase your risk of infections and cancer. some serious infections require hospitalization. before treatment, get tested for tuberculosis. before starting stelara® tell your doctor if you think you have an infection or have symptoms such as: fever, sweats, chills, muscle aches or c

. >> the bennett and bennett arrive in houston, their hometown. it's where their high school skills led them to texas a&m and then the nfl. michael won a position with the seahawks as a tight end. martellus will try to goat his as a patriot. >> is it funny or frustrating to watch what the reactions are to these guys? >> when i was in college it really bothered me because i felt like they never got any in trouble with the law, never hit women. they're good guys. i think people look at them sometimes and look at them the wrong way. it used to bother me a l now it don't bother me. >> it don't bother me at all. >> i'm sure it doesn't. >> every day i wake up and look at the ocean. it doesn't bother me. >> reporter: that's in part because he just signed a football contract worth $30 million. we watched him hold court on the floor even though he was not given a prime podium spot. hi said it's because he's nomadic. >> you're nomadic. is the whole family nomadicsome. >> yeah. we're a bit of globetrotters. >> all over the place. >> mentally. >> mental mista

the white house. the falcons did not say that i can't wait to talk about what's going on with the legal stuff with a guy named steve doocy and a man who went to law school. steve: indeed, we are talking about judge napolitano. meanwhile other guy to went to law school the guy in the middle there. facing uphill battle when it comes to confirming supreme court pick neil gorsuch. president trump is taking every precaution to make sure his nominee is approved. listen to this. >> we end up with that gridlock, i would say, if you can mitch, go nuclear. because that would be an absolute shame if a man of this quality was caught up in the web. steve: how could republican leaders actually go nuclear and how long does that thing last? let's turn to the judge. what does that mean go nuclear? >> the phrase go nuclear means change the rules. steve: the nuclear option. >> correct. the phrase nuclear option. right now, the one democrat can change the requirement for judge gorsuch to be confirmed from 50 votes to 60

. >> the bennett and bennett arrive in houston, their hometown. it's where their high school skills led them to texas a&m and then the nfl. michael won a position with the seahawks as a tight end. martellus will try to goat his as a patriot. >> is it funny or frustrating to watch what the reactions are to these guys? >> when i was in college it really bothered me because i felt like they never got any in trouble with the law, never hit women. they're good guys. i think people look at them sometimes and look at them the wrong way. it used to bother me a lot more. now it don't bother me. >> it don't bother me at all. >> i'm sure it doesn't. >> every day i wake up and look at the ocean. it doesn't bother me. >> reporter: that's in part because he just signed a football contract worth $30 million. we watched him hold court on the floor even though he was not given a prime podium spot. hi said it's because he's nomadic. >> you're nomadic. is the whole family nomadicsome. >> yeah. we're a bit of globetrotters. >> all over the place. >> mentally. >> ment

jason johnson is accused of killing another man at a house party yesterday. the two had an argument, neighbors say waking up to a swarm of police cars was scary. >> this is an extremely quiet neighborhood. really family oriented. never a disturbance. just really out of character for the neighborhood. >> again, police say the suspect, jason johnson, is considered armed and dangerous. if you see him, call police. >>> there is growing concern for a missing d.c. teenager.

murder. 76-year-old bennett is accused of killing 63-year-old walter clark. on friday, officers found clark naked inside a closet at a home on 21st street in northeast. family members tell news4, they're suspicious about money from an insurance settlement clark received before his death. according to police, bennett claims she was the vims fiance, but clark's family members dispute that. >>> two virginia officers are accusing a graduate student of prosecutors. you may remember this video showing mar keith johnson's bloody arrest back in 2015. johnson is now suing two agents. attorneys for the agents say johnson has not turned over e-mails and texts about the incident. back in 2015, agents say johnson tried to get into a bar using a fake i.d. johnson maintains that he had a valid i.d. and was not intoxicated during that incident. >>> we first told you about allegations of systematic sexual harassment behind the scenes at uber yesterday morning. now uber has hired former u.s. attorney general, eric holder, to investigate those claims. a former engineer says she

i don't expect marcellus bennett to be political. i expect them to go on the gridiron and play football. >> sandra: he said, this is why i'm not going to the white house. i don't feel accepted in the white house. there president having so many strong opinions and prejudices. i feel like certain people may feel accepted there, well i don't. >> meghan: going to the white house is a privilege. if there are millions and millions of americans would love the opportunity to visit the white house, let alone meet our president. sit down, you won the super bowl, you get one of those fancy rings, go visit the president and enjoy your millions of dollars. >> sandra: soak in this moment on our screen. it will be right back. way to get your fiber. try these delicious phillips' fiber gogummies , a good source of fiber to help support regularity. mmm...these are great! my work here is done. phillips', the tasty side of fiber. hei don't want one that's haded a big wreck just say, show me cars with no accidents reported find the cars you want, avoid t

just as six new england patriots say they will not visit the white house if they celebrate their victory over the atlanta falcons. defensive talent allen branch and chris long added their names to the list yesterday joining martellus bennett who stated he will not go. all but mccourty are due to become free agents by that time. >>> and the tenth ranked ucla with a rough start hosting number five oregon last night falling behind 19 points in the first half before mounting a comeback in the second. the bruins took their first lead on the game on an aaron holiday three-pointer with 4:00 left to play. alonzo ball helped the team tremendously against the ducks. the team fared well but a scary moment for the cheerleaders when a member of the squad falls from the top of the pyramid crashing hard to the fall. to make matters worse, the ace assistant carrying her off trips on his way to the tunnel falls with her in his arms. reportedly, she was able to stand and walk around under her own power, alex. but that is a scary situation, especially when you have a daughter who used to do that. >> i neve

>> right now martellus bennett is the only one who said they would not attend. he said that before they even won the super bowl and confirmed he will not be attending. he has been a critic of donald trump, he said this country was built oniveness not exclusiveness. >> blake mccoy joining us from foxboro. donald trump is under fire now for what he said about russia and vladimir putin. >> putin's a killer. >> a lot of killers. we got a lot of killers. what, you think our country's so innocent? >> just this morning vice president mike pence is trying to clarify what the president says. what he argues the commander in chief meant when we come back more "doing chores for dad" per roll more "earning something you love" per roll bounty is more absorbent, so the roll can last 50% longer than the leading ordinary brand. so you get more "life" per roll. bounty, the quicker picker upper knows how it feels to seees your numbers go up, despite your best efforts. but what if you could turn things around? what if you could love your numbers? discover once-daily invokana®. it'

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jason johnson is accused of killing another man at a house party in arlington yesterday. the two had an argument, neighbors say waking up to a swarm of police cars was scary. >> this is an extremelyui neighborhood. really family oriented. never a disturbance. just really out of character for the neighborhood. >> again, police say the suspect, jason johnson, is considered armed and dangerous. if you see him, call police. >>> there is growing concern for a missing d.c. teenager. thick a good look at talisha coles. she went missing last thursday and has not been seen since. then there's this young lady, torri marie gibson, missing since saturday morning. she was last seen at 6th and buchanan streets. she's just 11. she has braces with blue bands on her teeth. we put the pictures and the information on our facebook page so you can share the posts and help spread the word. >>> in montgomery county, fire destroys a family's new home. it only took a few moments for this home to go up in flames. this was on persimmon ridge road in inside escaped early yesterday morning. now we ar

mr bennett died last monday and his wifejulie died on saturday night. more than £150,000 has been donated to their children so far. justin trudeau has been meeting with president trump in the white house for the first time since mr trump took office, including a roundtable discussion on women in the workplace. this is what he had to say on this subject. women, as you know, and i can say from my past life i had so many women executives who were phenomenal. they really helped me in business. that was really fa ntastic. helped me in business. that was really fantastic. they played an incredibly important role. women are the primary source of income in 40% of american households. and households with children under the age of 18, in order to create economic growth and lots of very good well paying jobs, we must ensure that our economy is a place where women can work and thrives. i think that's happening in the united states much more so. i appreciate you being involved in it. in canada it's very important. president trump speaking at the white house after t