richard spencer was there. it was the unite the right rally. violence, death, injuries. a few weeks after that, the university of florida here's that richard spencer, the same guy, was to come to their campus. they begin preparing. initially they do try to turn him away. he threatens a lawsuit. they realize they are not going to have ground really to turn them away, so they begin planning, and they really draw on law-enforcement from throughout the state. they also deal with richard spencer and his group and try to understand how many people they are bringing. they are trying to understand the counterprotesters that are going to come. the university president estimates they spent $600,000. the event was two hours on a thursday afternoon, but it practically shut down the campus. in the end, he came, got on stage, and was shouted down, and left the stage early. carol: up next, nigeria battles bitcoin scans and the challenge of getting millennials to love slot machines. this is "bloomberg businessweek." ♪ ♪ carol: welcome back to "bloomberg businessweek." i'm carol mass

richard spencer was there. it was the unite the right rally. violence, death, injuries. a few weeks after that, the university of florida here's that richard spencer, the same guy, was to come to their campus. they begin preparing. initially they do try to turn him away. he threatens a lawsuit. they realize they are not going awayve grounds to turn him so they begin planning, and they really draw on law-enforcement from throughout the state. they also deal with richard spencer and his group and try to understand how many people they are bringing. they are trying to understand the counterprotesters that are going to come. in all, the university president estimates they spent $600,000. the event was two hours on a thursday afternoon, but it practically shut down the campus. in the end, he came, got on stage, and was shouted down, and left the stage early. carol: up next, nigeria battles bitcoin scns s -- ams. ♪ ♪ carol: welcome back to "bloomberg businessweek." i'm carol massar. you can find is online at bus inessweek.com. in the technology section, bitcoin scams have

richard spencer was there. it was the unite the right rally. violence, death, injuries. a few weeks after that, the university of florida here's -- the university of florida here's that richard spencer, the same guy, was to come to their campus. they begin preparing. initially they do try to turn him away. he threatens a lawsuit. they realize they are not going to have grounds to turn him away so they begin planning, and they really draw on law-enforcement from throughout the state. they also deal with richard spencer and his group and try to understand how many people they are bringing. they are trying to understand the counterprotesters that are going to come. in all, the university president estimates they spent $600,000. the event was two hours on a thursday afternoon, but it practically shut down the campus. in the end, he came, got on stage, and was shouted down, and left the stage early. carol: up next, nigeria battles bitcoin scams and the challenge of getting millennials to love slot machines. this is "bloomberg businessweek." ♪ ♪ carol: welcome back to "blo

richard spencer was there. it was the unite the right rally. violence, death, injuries. a few weeks after that, the university of florida here's -- hears that richard spencer, the same guy, was to come to their campus. they begin preparing. initially they do try to turn him away. he threatens a lawsuit. they realize they are not going to have grounds to turn him away so they begin planning, and they really draw on law-enforcement from throughout the state. they also deal with richard spencer and his group and try to understand how many people they are bringing. they are trying to understand the counterprotesters that are going to come. in all, the university president estimates they spent $600,000. the event was two hours on a thursday afternoon, but it practically shut down the campus. in the end, he came, got on stage, and was shouted down, and left the stage early. carol: up next, nigeria battles bitcoin scams. and, the challenge of getting millennials to love slot machines. this is "bloomberg businessweek." ♪ ♪ carol: welcome back to "bloomberg businessweek." i'm

richard spencer was there. it was the unite the right rally. violence, death, injuries. a few weeks after that, the university of florida here's -- hears that richard spencer, the same guy, was to come to their campus. they begin preparing. initially they do try to turn him away. he threatens a lawsuit. they realize they are not going to have grounds to turn him away so they begin planning, and they really draw on law-enforcement from throughout the state. they also deal with richard spencer and his group and try to understand how many people they are bringing. they are trying to understand the counterprotesters that are going to come. in all, the university president estimates they spent $600,000. the event was two hours on a thursday afternoon, but it practically shut down the campus. in the end, he came, got on stage, and was shouted down, and left the stage early. carol: up next, nigeria battles bitcoin scams. and the challenge of getting millennials to love slot machines. this is bloomberg businessweek. ♪ ♪ carol: welcome back to "bloomberg businessweek." i'm ca

with the university of florida, richard spencer visit this week. the president of uf said he told everyone to skip this. if you deprive it of oxygen it does not become a pressure cooker. it is changing the media environment. in addition to putting additional pressure on reporters. >> we have also been talking about doing some hostile environment training before we send reporters out to these protests. so far, it has been more of an ad hoc process. we have reporters bring a bandanna, some eyewash, and have an escape route. we have reporters go in pairs. it helps from a reporting standpoint. one person is listening to the main speech and somebody is reflecting on the crowd. it is good to have a body on hand nearby. separately, there are a lot of dangers online. you have to be careful about your social media presence. don't put your cell phone in your gmail signature, that is something i used to do. -- email signature, that is something that i used to do. you also have to learn how to sift through crazy, angry people on the internet. if you allow your

conti also goes by the name greg ritter and he is a supporter and advisor to richard spencer. mark is live this afternoon in kensington. mark? >> reporter: yeah, good evening. they just had a meeting earlier this afternoon between the leadership of the school and all of the students to explain to them what happened, and of course you know a letter went home yesterday to parents also substitute teacher and track coach here at the academy of the holy cross. now, greg conti is very much an active member of the alt-right movement and was in charlottesville for those recent protests that turned deadly. now, we can tell you that a recent news article that exposed him cited that he was not only at the protest, but he was also an organizer of that and has been linked to richard spencer. in fact, the two of them share a podcast together regularly. now, conti on social media and in his alt-right work goes by the name of greg ritter. >>> now, conti on social media today retweeted me, does not dispute that he has the two identities and that he was fired from holy cross. the teacher told m

he also goes by the name greg ritter and is an outspoken supporter and advisor to richard spencer. news4's mark segraves was the first to break this story on twitter and has more tonight. >> reporter: officials at the school became awe contee's double life back in october. that's when he was fired. but students recently became aware of it on social media, and that's when the school sent a letter to parents. >>> greg contee had been a substitute teacher and a track coach here at the academy of the holy cross since august of 2014. according to school officials, there were never any problems with his work or complaints from parents or students. but in october of this year, the school got an anonymous tip, alerting them to a news article identifying the teacher and track coach as a leader in the alt-right movement. and one of the organizers of the recent protest in charlottesville that turned deadly. greg contee used an alias, greg ritter, for his work in the alt-right movement and on his social media accounts where he identifies himself as a close advisor to richard spencer, the leade

conti works for richard spencer national policy institute and has a role with his security team. this is him in charlottesville where it ended up turning deadly. we understand academy of the holy cross found out about conti's ties to the at right movement and richard spencer in october. conti says that's what he was fired and the school just sent out a letter about his firing yesterday. conti work as substitute teacher field hockey and track coach we're learning. we spoke to students on campus this afternoon that were shocked to learn of the double life he was living. >> i knew him quite well i was on the field hockey team. and it was pretty shocking for mevrment i think it was shocking for everyone to see that. but i'm upset b know he had this double life going on. but it's also shocking because i wouldn't think in this century that there's people still like that out there. >> and tonight the school's ceo said she did not believe that conti's views influenced any students. we asked for an interview with the school's president and ceo. several times, and they denied that request.

conte used an alias while working at a think tank led by white nationalist richard spencer. >> i was shocked. anna-lysa: students at the all-girls catholic high school said they noticed red flags before conte was let go. >> he would read russian books and stuff like that. anna-lysa: what you say to the parents who are upset you were teaching at their schools? >> you should have stood up for me. i expressed a slightly out of , andorm political opinion you are throwing me by the wayside for it. anna-lysa: leaders at the school say they spoke to students and do not believe that conte negatively impacted their philosophy. anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. jonathan: also tonight, video killer. tom roussey shows us the catastrophic crash on interstate 95. tom: the stafford county sheriff office made public this chase video from last thursday that includes the moment the suspect slows down his black suv and opens fire. >> shots fired, i'm hit! tom: the bullet went through the deputy's windshield and grazed his neck before landing in his head rest. >> shots fired, i'm hit, i'm hit! tom: they stat

it led todd richard spencer con sti use. and this was video at the white nationalist in char charlotteville that ended upturning deadly a academy of the holy cross found out about highs to the building and that's when he was fired. but the school just sent out a letter rather about couldn't he's he worked as substitute teacher, field hockey and track coach and spoke to student this too much say they were shocked to discover the greatest they were doing. i was on the field hockey team and it was pretty shocking for me and for everybodyto see there. i'm upset because i didn't know he had a double life going on. but it's also shocking because i wouldn't think in this type of -- sentencery that there's people system like that out there. >>> and the school president and ceo says she does not think conti views nrups the face interview multiple times and deposit get the the memo. >> "fox5 local news". >> new tonight an unwelcomed site for drivers in norp virginia at least eight cars stripped of doors, trunk hoods and ground parking

greg conte under the alias greg ritter actually hosts what appears to be a podcast, richard spencer who actually led those violent and ultimately deadly protests in charlottesville. conte we're told work here at holy cross dating back to august, 2014, i did speak with the president of the school just moments ago, we do know that she and faculty met with students to address their concerns. tisha lewis fox 5 local news. >>> a former school assistant accused of sexual abusing dozens of students in charles county plead guilty. he abused the victims between 2015 and 2017. and he's hiv positive. krysten leon was at the press conference and joins us with the details. kristen? >> lauren 30-year-old carlos bell plead guilty to 27 counts of sexual abuse o top of other serious charges here. and we're told that he will more likely be sentenced to 190 years in prison. according to the state's attorney's office here, the reason why they didn't go to trial and instead struck had a plea agreement was based on the children, they may not have the children testify in court and relive that pain all over ag

he can be seen here next to richard spencer. conte is in the blue blazer and sunglasses. greg conte used an alias for his work in the alt-right movement and on his social media accounts. >> yeah, i want to, you know, do it anonymously because there are huge social costs to being publicly in favor of the alt-right positions. >> reporter: in a letter to parents, the head of holy cross wrote, a substitute teacher, greg conte, is a member of the alt-right movement and has been >> there's going to come a time where institutions, whether it's schools or employers, have to say, you know, i don't care. >> reporter: conte tells me at this point he doesn't plan to contest his firing with any type of legal action. he says he wants to focus on his work with the alt-right movement. in kensington, mark segraves, news 4. >>> and it was a story that horrified all of us, especially parents around our area. a former school aide accused of being hiv positive and sexually abusing students. carlos bell pleaded guilty on friday to more than 27 counts related to molesting children. prosecutors

next on c-span2, here from navy secretary richard spencer along with technology and financial industry leaders talking about defense innovation. this was part of the reagan national defense forum at the reagan library in simi valley california. >> hello everyone, good morning. it's great to be here on a beautiful day in such a beautiful place at this very important time for many many reasons. we are here today to talk about the challenges that the defense industry and our government faces as a result of the pressure from wall street. how does that quarterly earnings report affect the ability of our government to innovate and protect us? he it's a big question and it's an important question with lots of ramifications for years to come. we have mr. michael leskinen executive director of aerospace and defense. he is the wall street guy that is demanding all these things so he will have good insight for us. we have the managing director of ti u.s.. he's part of the $200 million fund that the government has with silicon valley to go out and require new technology and find the coolest things

. >> conte works for richard spencer's national policy institute and has a role with spencer's security team. he was also at the white nationalist rally last year in charlottesville that ended deadly. >>> we have an update on that police chase ending w with a violent crash. first look at dramatic dashcam video. this all happened along i-95 last week after deputies say gregory lee killed his wife at their apartment in fredericksburg. >> shots fired. i'm hit. i'm hit. northbound i-95. >> all right, that moment came after investigators say lee fired several pursuit along with the deputy's car he also hit a trooper's vehicle. they were not seriously hurt. shortly after investigators believe lee shot himself in the head and lost control of his suv. >> rollover, rollover. we're at the 142, 142 over five. >> all right. you can see that suv flipping over in the northbound lanes there. lee later died at a hospital. now, lee's sister told fox5 he and his wife melissa had been married for more than a decade. they had two children who are believed to have been at home at the time of the shooting. >

spencer. >> so you don't believe in free speech at all, do you? >> what happens when the speaker says, he is just reporting on his academic research. >> most of my lectures are going after them. as the members of a new elite that are out of touch with mainstream america. >> charles murray is a libertarian political scientist with the american enterprise institute. his 2012 book "coming apart" explores the growing divide bet tween rich and poor white americans. >> i think what i am saying is important for college kids to hear. >> when he came to talk about it at middlebury college in vermont last march. >> students and activists shouted down charles murray invited to speak at the school all. up awere you were you aware he had a reputation that was controversial. >> a member of the student wing of american enterprise institute helped bring murray to campus. >> it wasn't a surprise to us that some people may not like the bell curve. we were not at all hoping he would discuss the bell curve. he would give a lecture on coming apart. >> here we are. >>

. >> next on c-span2, navy secretary richard spencer is joined by technology a financial industry leaders to talk about the fence innovation. from the reagan library in simi valley, california, this is about an hour and 15 minutes. [applause] >> hello, everyone. good morning. it's great to see a beautiful day and such a beautiful place in a very important time for many, many reasons. but we here today to talk about the challenges that the defense industry and our government faces as a result of the pressure from wall street. how does that quarterly earnings report affect the ability of our government to innovate and protect us? if the big question, it's an important question with lots of ramifications for years to come. here to discuss this and attack this problem, we have mr. michael leskinen, executive director, aerospace and defense, jpmorgan. he is the wall street guy that's basically demanding all these things so you have some good insight for us. we have mr. raj shah, managing director, diux. he's part of the entity, $200 million from the government had out in silicon valley to go o

so i knew about richard spencer and all these other folks 10 years ago, because that was when they were writing about me and my family and the hispanic employees that i have in ways that were nasty and awful. i think we just frankly pay a lot more attention to it now. i think they were always there. it's just that before we never connected it to a broader movement that was having an impact on the way that we lived, or certainly who was in the white house. i think that instead, now people are saying, well this is of the same, or this is the same piece. the danger of course there, is the fact is that donald trump has more than 60 million people who voted for him. those people are not white supremacists. they are not all white supremacists, they are not all white nationalists. they did not vote for him for that reason. white college-educated women did not vote for him for that reason. the fact is that he won votes from more black americans and more hispanic americans than mitt romney did, but he didn't do that because of the appeal of white nationalism. i think the fact is that these peopl

spencer. >> so you don't believe in free speech at all, do you? >> what happens when the speaker says, he is just reporting on his academic research. >> most of my lectures are going after them. as the members of a new elite that are out of touch with mainstream america. >> charles murray is a libertarian political scientist with the american enterprise institute. his 2012 book "coming apart" explores the growing divide bet tween rich and poor white americans. >> i think what i am saying is important for college kids to hear. >> when he came to talk about it at middlebury college in vermont last march. >> students and activists shouted down charles murray invited to speak at the school all. were you aware he had a reputation that was controversial. >> a member of the student wing of american enterprise institute helped bring murray to campus. >> it wasn't a surprise to us that some people may not like the bell curve. we were not at all hoping he would discuss the bell curve. he would give a lecture on coming apart. >> here we are. >> the bell curv

into the party of david duke and richard spencer and now. [laughter] the people that i talk to on the street in the black community see the g.o.p. as the confederacy. i think that the -- the grassroots movement are gearing up and the fact of the matter is i think republicans may feel good but they weren't paying attention to what happened in virginia and they're going to pay a dear price. >> laura: get in just a second. let me stay on this for a second. >> okay. >> laura: i just listed the facts of what's happening in the personal economy. >> um-huh. >> laura: real dollars in the pockets of real americans. they desperately need. they need help. they need hope. they need opportunity. the president's policy set aside the rhetoric. the president's policies have having a really positive effect on people from all walks of life. do you think in any way that that, you know, means that the president cares or do you think he is just doing it for what reason? >> here's what i think. i think these numbers are being skewed for this reasonable. for this

some universities have security concerns with some speakers, people like richard spencer. there are real security concerns and ben shapiro is not one of them. >> brian: ben shapiro is just a normal guy. intelligent, unique thinker. the reason why it helps him is because he actually is a good person. you might like him as opposed to the more you know him, there was a guess. we have met people like that. >> jesse: why are at me? >> dana: the more i get to know just a come more i like him, which is strange. >> jesse: you didn't like me before you met me? >> dana: i didn't really know you. >> jesse: i am growing on dana dana. >> brian: who would know that my segment would bring you and jesse closer together. let me tell you what's coming up next, unless you have a different rundown at home. joining president trump in condemning fake canoes. can you believe it? it's >> marie: pope francis and president trump don't often ci time but there is one issue they are both giving lip service to: fake news. the president often uses the term as a rallying cry but now the pontiff's warning

you've seen news reports with people like richard spencer, here he from dallas, people in hate groups, even they won't say they're racists. people know that is a very inflammatory word. i think the president enjoys being an archie bunker type. his pre the way he talked about the football players, so on and so on, he tends to like the get a charge out of his 36% in my opinion by saying these racially inflammatory remarks. so i think that he is racist. i think the real question is can he rise to the occasion to bring the country together the way previous people held similar views about race, how they were able to do so in spite of the ways they may have felt negatively about minorities? ? i don't know. i can remember people coming up to me in tears, after won until 2016. hey, is the act over? i've said i hope so. i hope he'll be presidential. here it is. it is 2018 and he is still behaving in the same infantile way and saying these crazy things to race and what have you. i don't think he can do it. i don't think he has it in him. >> some of your colleagues including top democrats in the

the president's comments in that room have been supported by some of the most racist people, richard spencer, david duke, the publication came out over the weekend and they said they were very supportive of the comments the president said there. >> we've seen the president not denounce when he -- when the company that once to keep company with him prays him, he's not very quick to say, wait a second, i did not mean that for that audience. and we have this pattern of these in some cases ep think thets and off the cuff thoughts that he dishes out -- it's difficult not to draw a mental line going back from this episode, going back to charlottesville and the other things interspersed in between that go back to the time of his campaign and draw inferences when he's not really doing a lot to dissuade people from drawing those inferences. the president has characterized himself in many different ways. he's clearly understanding that there is a grounds fault against him and he's pushing back against the people making assumptions that this is reflecting his views of different races and differ

spencer. conte is in the blue blazer and sunglasses. greg conte used an alias for his work in the alt-right movement and on his social media accounts. >> yeah, i want to, you know, do it anonymously because there are huge social costs to being publicly in favor of the alt-right positions. >> reporter: in a letter to parents, the head of holy cross wrote, a substitute teacher, greg conte, is a member of the alt-right movement and has been fired. >> there's going to come a time where institutions, whether it's schools or employers, just have to say, you know, i don't care. >> reporter: conte tells me at this point he doesn't plan to contest his firing with legal action. he wants to focus on his work with the alt-right movement. in kensington, mark segraves, news 4. >>> this next story is one that parents around our area. a former school aide accused of being hiv positive and sexually abusing students, bell pleaded guilty friday to more than 27 counts related to molesting children. prosecutors al

today the secretary of the navy, and the honorable richard spencer and the chief of naval operations and admiral john richardson are here to testify to the navy strategic readiness review and the comprehensive review for our hearing on surface warfare at a crossroads. our main concern about the navy's training and certification processes and the approach to correcting deficiencies and shortfalls and the navy's approach to improve accountability. i hope that today's hearing will address these concerns. i would like now to turn to our ranking member congress member of guam for any statement she would like to make. >> thank you for conjoining this important meeting on navy's readiness and thank you to secretary spencer and admiral richardson for being here today. following several mishaps in 2017 involving navy ships you each directed separate parallel reviews of surface fleet operations and readiness. the strategic readiness review and the fleet comprehensive review are important steps aimed at identifying and addressing the challenges that our snnavy facing today. however, actions spe

that is what folks like richard spencer are trying to do. they're trying to bring -- amy: who organized the march. >> they're using religion to do it. i had to learn that whiteness is a religion, the people are sold on. and someone like me who wants to follow jesus, needs to be converted from the religion of whiteness to the religion of jesus or many other traditions that are willing to embrace a kind of universal humanity that whiteness can't embrace. compatriotsyour respond to what you preach now as a minister? >> well, i think a lot of times when it is framed as something against what people are doing, they react. everyone is defensive when you attack what they are. but when you hold forth the imitation of the part of something iago this poor people's campaign we're talking about now is a movement that is for everyone. said i'm the d.c. white trash they threw out and they forgot to burn. but i am part of the movement, too. the constructivism of the movement is an invitation that many people are beginning to respond to because if you are a

. >> next on c-span2, navy secretary richard spencer is joined by technology a financial industry leaders to talk about the fence innovation. from the reagan library in simi valley, california, this is about an hour and 15 minutes. [applause]

racists such as david duke tweeting trump spoke blunt, hard truth and racists such as richard spencer saying of haiti, quote, the problem is it's filled with shithole people if the french dominated, they could break it great again. quote, this is encouraging and refreshing as it indicates trump is more or less on the same page as us with regards to race and immigration. the issue is all of these shitty brown people who come to the country exclusively to parasite off of us. unquote. and disgusting. this morning the president tweeted, quote, the language used by me was tough but this was not the ladies and gentlemen used. the president's ambiguity there seems a little bit deliberate considering some of the reporting conflated what he said about the 54 nations of africa and haiti. he object today haitians coming to the u.s. but it was african countries that he specifically called shitholes. the president also tweeted in part, quote, never said anything derogatory about haitians, which is technically true, i suppose, he just exposed the opinion that the united states doesn't need more of

for richard spencer. for the daily stormer, that neo-nazi site. they're all applauding this right now. the problem is, this is starting to look like a pattern for this presidency. it's starting to define the presidency for many people of color in the country who make -- these words make them feel like they don't belong in this country. >> i wonder how truthful the white house aides are being when they say this is all a great thing. i can't believe they think this is a good thing to have congressman john lewis on television this morning saying the president is a racist. >> no, and allies of the president who want to see this president succeed, truly do not think it is a good thing. because if you go, and you go to a trump rally. you see those people out there who are supporting him. by and large, they don't want to be seen as racists. most of them are not racists. there are racists among them. most of them are not racists. they don't want to be portrayed as racists. they don't want to be seen that way. but something like this puts them in a bad lig

next on c-span2, here from navy secretary richard spencer along with technology and financial industry leaders talking about defense innovation. this was part of the reagan national defense forum at the reagan library in simi valley california. >> hello everyone, good morning. it's great to be here on a beautiful day in such a beautiful place at this very important time for mma

contee can be seen in this youtube video from the charlottesville protest next to richard spencer. contee is in the blue blazer and sunglasses. greg contee used an alias greg alt-right movement and on his social media accounts. >> yeah, i wanted to do it anonymously because there are huge social costs to being publicly in favor of alt-right positions. >> reporter: in a letter to parents, the head of holy cross wrote, "a substitute teacher greg contee is a member of the alt-right movement and has been fired." >> there's going to come a time where institutions, whether that's schools or employers, just have to say, you know, i don't care. >> reporter: contee tells me at this point he doesn't plan to contest his firing with any type of legal action. he says he wants to focus on his work with the alt-right movement. in kensington, mark segraves, news4. >> it is getting tough to find a copy of "fire and fury" here in washington. the bombshell tell-all book went on sale at midnight last night. white house officials call it a book of lies, but tonight the author is defending his reporter.

whether it's safe space or trigger warnings or dis- invitation of speakers or what to do with richard spencer or milo and one of the things we've learned is that we are at risk of raising a generation of young people who are alienated from the protections of the first amendment and the very idea of free speech. one young woman at one of our convenience was a student leader from missouri put it potently and poignantly and she said-- we were having a discussion and we had abrams, and bringing up the person i met she said first amendment wasn't written for me and what she means is twofold. her forebears during the time the amendments were passed two thirds a person, slaves and also the way she sees the first amendment being invoked on campus is to protect racial slurs and what she considers offensive and marginalizing to her group and so she said she's deeply alienated from it. what's missing is understanding of how the first amendment protections have been at the heart of what made the civil rights movement and every other social movement in this country and around the world possible to

he has people like steven miller claimed as a mentee by richard spencer, who is an avowed open white nationalist. he has steve bannon, who read breitbart.com where they self-describe as the home of the alt right. that is who is in his government. sebastian gorka, who wore the medal of a nazi organization. he is being paid by the taxpayers in the government. he is surrounded by these people. the idea that the president of the united states cannot unambiguously denounce naziism is extraordinary. >>> next up, our number one story. you do not want to miss it. i love to eat. i love hanging out with my friends. i have a great fit with my dentures. i love kiwis. i've always had that issue with the seeds getting under my denture. super poligrip free. it creates a seal of the dentures in my mouth. even well fitting dentures let in food particles just a few dabs of super poligrip free is clinically proven to seal out more food particles so you're more comfortable and confident while you eat. super poligrip free made even the kiwi an enjoyable experience try super poligrip free. ♪ >>> the don

today, maybe secretary richard spencer and chief of naval operations admiral john richardson will testify before a house armed services subcommittee on mable readiness. the issue of those collisions likely to come up. let coverage begins at 3:30 p.m. eastern on c-span 3. also today, members of the house rules committee will hear from experts at the state and federal level, to share their opinions about your mark reforms. that is the second part of a two-day hearing. it begins live at 10:30. we have talked about about earmark reform. had a segment on this program over the weekend. you can learn about it more by going to our website, visiting our archives at c-span.org. wellesley chapel, florida. line for democrats. at ionour mi? caller: i am tired of listening to republicans giving trump all of this praise for the growing of the economy. c-span do a to see topic on what would have happened to the united states if fora had not done something the automotive industry and the banks, because the economy started growing over obama. you were losing 800,000 jobs a month. the economy, when you look

. >> now, white nationalists like richard spencer and david duke have praised the president's comments going as far as to tell him to acted on it. the president will return to the white house on monday where he'll send another mlk jr. event, a wreath laying ceremony to document dr. martin luther king's birthday. >> thanks, errol. >>> this morning iran said it will not accept any changes to the 2015 nuclear deal and would retaliate against the u.s. if any new sanctions are imposed. president trump made clear these waivers will be the last. he's demanding congress and european allies rewrite what he describes as a seriously flawed deal or he will have the u.s. pull out of the deal in a few months. >>> and for some perspective on all this, we turn to the "washington post's" amber phillips. she writes about the fix. good morning. >> good morning. >> let's start with the president's alleged comments coming at a time when lawmakers are trying to come up with a deal on immigration reform. how does this affect that, do you think? >> it's not clear. to one degree, congress is used to the presid

the richard spencer types piling on, drafting in behind the president saying, see, look. he's with us. he speaks our language. he's one of us. and that kind of, i think, has more to do with their own self-promotion than any type of direct link to the trump campaign. then you have the president's history. it's undeniable. like ashley was saying, it's not just the birtherism. when he dealt -- the way he responded to the central park five back in the '80s. the way he threatened in palm beach to sell mar-a-lago to the munis who were koreans in an effort to get the neighborhood all up in arms because they wouldn't approve a zoning request of his. there's no doubt that donald trump understands racial animous very well and knows how to push those buttons. >> we have a tweet from eric eriksson. there was a tweet about whether the president was bragging about this and people in the room don't remember trump using that. the president thought it would play well with the base. >> well, you know, maybe it will. that certainly has been the bet he has made consistently through his polit

spencer are seizing on that line, americans are dreamers, too. saying thank you. they are reading the context -- you guys were eluding to at the top of the show very seriously. and i just right now i came away from the speech thinking, okay, tonight a daca deal is harder than it was when we walked into the chamber. >> yeah, david duke, of course, thanking the president on twitter. let's move from that richard, foreign policy. take aways from the president's speech on foreign policy. how does the world look at that speech? >> it took about an hour into the speech to get to foreign policy which in and of itself is a statement what a low priority it has become. singling out interesting north korea and iran for repressing their people, no mention of russia given what's going on in the streets no mention of turkey or the philippines, this selective principle doesn't wash. but no mention of europe or no mention of climate change and talked about beautiful clean coal but not climate change. this was very much again a narrow speech about the issues he wa

supporting actor, william defoe, woody harrelson, sam rockwell, christopher plummer and richard jenkins. we will find out who gets the gold statues at the 90th oscars on march 4. >>> supervisors in santa clara county looking at plans for new jail. the new facility would replace the existing main jail south in san jose. about two years ago the county considered the replacement proposal for seven straight, 815 bed facility. the county has reduced the jail population with bill reforms and reversion programs. the county's office has commission to study to reevaluate the number of beds necessary. the new plan calls for 535 bed facility on the side of the existing main jail south. >>> vice president mike pence concludes his visit to israel amid 10 security situations. details coming up. >>> at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benef

richard jenkins in the shape of water. christopher plummer in all the money in the world. and sam rockwell in three billboards outside ebbing, mazzarri. —— mazzarri. for best foreign language film... a fantastic woman, chile. the insult, lebanon. loveless, russia. on body and soul, hungary. and, the square, sweden. for best documentary short subject... edith and eddie. heaven is a trafficjam on the 405. heroin. nice skills. and traffic stop. all of these titles make a woman from an urban area of very uncomfortable! i'm just saying... no, i totally area of very uncomfortable! i'm just saying... no, itotally agree! for best documentary feature... abacus, small enough to jail. faces places. icarus. last men in aleppo. and, strong island. for original song... and, strong island. for originalsong... mighty and, strong island. for original song... mighty river from mudbound. mystery of love, from call me by your name. remember me, from cocoa. stand—up for something, from marshall. and this is me from the greatest showman. for best animated feature film... the boss baby. th

richard jenkins in "the shape of water." christopher plummer in "all the money in the world." and sam rockwell in "three billboards outside ebbing, missouri." >>> for best foreign language >>> for best foreign language film a fantastic insult, lebanon, loveless, russia, on body and soul, hun g ary, and the square, sweden. ary, and the square, sweden. >>> for best documentary short subject "heaven is a traffic jack on the 405. ""heroine." "life skills." and "traffic stop." all these titles make a woman from an urban area very uncomfortable. i'm just saying. >> no, certainly. >> no, certainly. for best documentary "abacus," "places/fa man in aleppo." and "strong island." >>> for original song, "might river." "mystery of love" from "call me by your name." "remember me" from "coco." "stand up for something" from "marshall." and "this is me" from "the greatest showman." >> for best animated feature film, "the boss baby." "the breadwinner." "coco." "ferdinand." and "loving vincent. " adaptation screenplay. "call me by your name," james ivory. "the disaster artist," scott standard an

of i, tonya, where ecat ladybird, mary j gleich of 1 pound, leslie mann phantom threat and octavia spencer of the shape of water. supporting actors include will bowl of the florida project, harrelson and sam rockwell for 3 billboards, all the money in the world christopher plummer and richard jenkins for the shape of water. we find out who gets the gold statue that the 90th oscars march 4. ashley dvorkin fox news >>> a few minutes away from the closing bell, amazon and netflix having great days, amazon up more than 10% and the dow jones not a lot of action, up 5 points for the nasdaq of in positive territory. more than 54 points. >>> coming up on the 4, continuing coverage on the developing story we brought you earlier from san francisco. >>> a man found on fire officials working to find out if it was an accident, self- inflicted or possibly a criminal act, we will have the details and more on the 4 on 2. >>> thank you for joining us and for choosing ktvu fox 2 news our coverage continues on ktvu.com, we'll see you back here for the 4. >>> >> my name is roxy. >> bots. >> this is what we ar

and octavius spencer. >> um-hmm, um-hmm. for, performance by an actor in a supporting role, william dafoe in florida project. woody harrelson in three billboards outside ebbing, missouri. >> yeah. >> richard jenkins in the shape of water. christopher plumber in all of the money in the world. and sam rockwell in three billboards outside ebbing missouri. i said ebony. >> for best foreign language film a fantastic woman chile. the insult lebanon. loveless, russia. on body and soul, hungry. and the square, sweden. >> for best documentary short subject edith and eddie. heaven is a traffic jam on the 405. heroin. life skills. and traffic stop. all these titles make a woman from an urban area very uncomfortable. i'm just saying. >> for best documentary feature, ab cuss off to jail. faces, places. last man in aleppo. and strong island. >> for original song, mighty river from mud bound. mystery of love from call me by monet. remember me, from cocoa. stand up for something, from marshall. and this is me from the greatest showman. >>>

richard jenkins in "the shape of water." christopher plummer in "all the money in the world." sam rockwell in "three bilboards outside ebbing, missouri." >> for best foreign language film, "a fantastic woman," chile. "the insult," lebanon. "loveless", russia. "on body and soul," hungary. and "the square," sweden. >> for best documentary short subject, "edith and eddie." "heaven is a traffic jam on the 405." "heroin." "life skills." and "traffic stop." all these titles make a woman from an urban area very uncomfortable. [ laughter ] i'm just saying. >> no. i'm up with you. for best documentary feature, "abacus: small enough to jail." "faces places." "icarus." "last men in aleppo." and "strong island." >> for original song, "mighty river" from "mudbound." "mystery of love" from "call me by your name." "remember me" from "coco." "stand up for something" from "marshall." and "this is me," from "the greatest showman." >> for best animated feature film. "the boss baby." "the breadwinner." "coco." "ferdinand." and "loving vincent." >> here are the nominees for adaptation screenplay.

richard jenkins in "the shape of water." christopher plummer in "all the money in the world." and sam rockwell in "three billboards outside ebbing, missouri." ebbing, i said it. >>> for best foreign language film, "a fantastic woman," chile. "the insult," lebanon. "loveless," russia. "on body and soul," hungary. and "the square," sweden. >>> for best documentary short subject, "edith + eddie." "heaven is a traffic jam on the 405." "heroin(e)." "knife skills." and "traffic stop." all these titles make a woman from an urban area very uncomfortable, i'm just saying. >> no, i'm totally up with you. for best documentary feature, "abacus: small enough to jail." "faces, places." "icarus." "last men in aleppo." and "strong island." >>> for original song, "mighty river" from "mudbound." "the mystery of love" from "call me by your name." "remember me" from "coco." "stand up for something" from "marshall." and "this is me" from "the greatest showman." >>> for best animated feature film, "the boss baby." "the breadwinner." "coco." "ferdinand." and "loving vincent." >>> here are the nomine

and octavia spencer in "the shape of water." >> uh-huh. for performance by an actor in a supporting role, willem dafoe in "the florida project." woody harrelson in "three billboards." richard jenkins in "the shape of water." christopher plummer in "all the money in the world." and sam rockwell in "three billboards outside ebbing, missouri." ebbing, i said it. >> for best foreign language film a fantastic woman, chile. "the insult." lebanon. "loveless." russia. "on body and soul," hungary. and "the square." sweden. >> for best documentary short subject, "edith and eddie." "heaven is a traffic jam on the 405." "here woe wind ♪ "night skills" and "traffic stop." all these titles make a woman from an urban area very uncomfortable. i'm just saying. >> no, i'm totally up with you. for best documentary feature, "abacus, small enough to jail." "faces, places." "icar "icarus." "last men in aleppo." and "strong island." >> for original song, "mighty river" from "mudbound." "the mystery of love" from "call me by your name." "remember me" from "coco