gibbs: if i tell the truth, fornell loses everything. judge: agent gibbs, answer the question. fbi agent tobias fornell. hicks: agent gibbs, thank you. sloane: he knows we're here. switch hitter. he played us. game's not over. (rock music playing)

they went ballistic over gibbs fraternizing with the energy. "congratulations, you just got used for propaganda." gibbs replied gracefully but firmly. "i'm not falling for anything." but being nasty would not solve the issue. don't get me wrong, there are many issues. lauren gibbs was eventually bullied into deleting the picture from her twitter feed. can't americans celebrate team usa's victory together? this is insane. and now even prayer is not safe from social media scorn. after learning of director kevin smith's massive heart attack the other day, actor chris pratt tweeted, kevin, we don't know each other, but i've loved you since "clerks," and i'm praying my plank off for you because i believe in the healing power of prayer. can you please pray with me, people? an avalanche of ridicule and hatred followed. one person tweeted, "prayer does nothing, only doctors and nurses and how healthy he is will save smith." another said, "that's cool and everything, but doctors and nurses save lives, not prayer." those comments were overwhelmed by thos

you go back to mexico, you cannot gibb to -- you cannot even reapply until your 28, on average it takes about a decade, ten to 14 years to get a green card, or visas, so you're not coming back. that's the reality. that's one argumentment the second argument is that it is very, very costly to our society to have undocumented young people here. you have to provide an education, health care. all these other services we associate with raising young people. most americans decent appreciate the fact that immigrants and undocumented immigrants pay taxes, and thirdly, is they will change us. they'll change our culture, and by mid-century we'll not have a majority in the united states. some people refer to it as majority/minority society. majority would be black, hispanic and asia. i like to refer to it is we no longer have a majority. the change is unsettling to many people, and it drives our current debate. the dream passed immediate -- the measurable impact is 800,000 young people were able to have not legal status but the threat of deportation removed and the right to work. they no longer ha

here is david gibbs. i am a little perplexed by the bbc‘s continuing high profile interest american football. thank you for all your comments this week. if you want to share your opinions on bbc news and current affairs, or even appear on the programme, you can call us... e—mail newswatch... you can find us on twitter... do have a look at our website. the address for that is... that's all from us. we'll be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again next week. goodbye. good evening. many parts of the uk have seen a little snow this week. it is still lying across many hilltops. as you can see in cumbria this afternoon. there is more wintry weather to come as we go through this weekend. there will be some hills so on saturday. most of you will see some rain. some colder weather. right conditions on sunday. a fairly windy weekend. this is out in the atlantic. we have some clear skies tonight. temperatures dropping away quite sharply. lifting over northern ireland and western scotland. rain l

here is david gibbs. thank you for all your comments this week. if you want to share your opinions on bbc news and current affairs, or even appear on the programme, you can call us, e—mail newswatch, or you can find us on twitter. do have a look at our website. the address for that is: that's all from us. we'll be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again next week. goodbye. hello again. most of us saw some sunshine yesterday, but there were also some wintry showers out and about. the highlands looked splendid, didn't they? after the recent snowfall here and clear blue skies as well. but looking ahead to the weekend's forecast, not so much sunshine to go around on saturday. sunday sees the sunshine return, along with some snow showers. it'll become windy for a time this weekend. here's the satellite picture. it shows an area of low pressure, a curl of cloud racing towards the british isles, and this cloud is going to be moving in, bringing a band of rain with it. and that rain is going to be quite heavy over the next few hours, tu

--segun testigos, la aeronave se desplazaba a baja altitud tras despegar del aeropuerto "montgomery-gibbs", en esa >>> una persona murió al estrellarse una avioneta contra un edificio en construcción en san diego. se desplazaba a baja altitud tras despegar. no se reportaron otras personas heridas. las autoridades investigan reportes de que el piloto habría intentado lanzarse de la avioneta. >>> ahora continuamos con más noticiero telemundo 48 a las seis. >>> este es su noticiero telemundo 48 a las seis. >>> nunca más, este es el mensaje de miles de jóvenes a lo largo y ancho de la nación después de la masacre en florida de la semana pasada. >>> decenas de protestas que hoy se llevaron a cabo. están en vivo y hablaron con estudiantes. ¡qué te dijeron? >>> así es. los estudiantes están preocupados y hartos de las matanzas. las vidas de las víctimas no pueden quedar en el olvido. >>> yo prefiero que las personas escuchan mi voz que ir a clases. mi voz es más importante. >>> esa fue la misma decisión que decenas de jóvenes tomaron esta maÑana para unirse al movimiento nunca

nick gibb is actually talking about internet or social media pressures rather than assessments, on the other side you have a labour mp saying that exams bring women in particular to breaking point. she mentions a high achieving girls school. you know, i think we have to look at this from more of a social perspective. children are facing all kinds of pressure that ayesha and i would not have grown up with. particularly online. the point about internet and social media is very important. is there one way of teaching kids how to ta ke there one way of teaching kids how to take exams or schooling that will fit all? of course not, some stu d e nts fit all? of course not, some students will do a lot better if they are sitting more exams, some will need to wait until the day and thatis will need to wait until the day and that is how they will perform. i wish we could speak more about the individual and notjust wish we could speak more about the individual and not just what wish we could speak more about the individual and notjust what kids in need. is there logic to doing more exams? no! if y

charles: back with us carve id nelson and erin gibbs, i want to ask you because people are trying to assign blame and there was a headline in the new york post yellen fears bubble as stock market sees sharp decline. janet yellen's revenge? >> really did she have to do that? a party shot like that? charles: the friday drop so you get first of all it's an ominous number, with three sixes and then she's more or less like oh, , you know, it's a little tough that seems a little irresponsible to me. >> if she did it for those reasons yeah maybe it was just an off hand remark, i hope she didn't do it for that reason. charles: i think one of the draw bakes i hate to say on financial tv is when these kind of days happen you always have to have a reason and it has to be elaborate it can't just be more sellers than buyers so what do you tell people erin because the average person that see all these help wanted signs just got a bump in their pay and feels better why is the market diving? >> things are better there's a reason market is diving is because things are better than they thought they we

among them a silver in women's bobsled by myers taylor and gibbs. myers taylor is married to men's bobsledder nick taylor. and history in cross-country skiing. the u.s. women won the sprint relay. the first cross-country medal for them in olympics history. a lot of smiles there. and the u.s. women's hockey team will bring home a medal tonight. the question right now will it be gold or silver? this is a clash of the titans. usa against canada. the gold medal game tonight right here on nbc bay area at 8:15. two other high-profile americans, mikaela shiffrin on lindsey vonn compete in the albin combined event which starts at 6:30. you can also check out our top three to watch. it's a section right on our website nbcbayarea.com. we update it daily with the top three must-see events. >>> the san francisco giants are asking for your prayers for one of its legends, hall of famer orlando cepeda, he remains in a bay area hospital in critical condition. as we reported monday night the 80-year-old was rushed to a hospital in fairfield where he lives. the giant

. >> you know who was happy with the silver medal, ivanka trump, borrowed one off of lauren gibbs. >> do you think it's okay she wears a medal she didn't earn? >> it's not a job at the white house. >> why didn't the u.s. win more gold? >> they didn't have their eyes on the prize. they had it on the speed skaters' junks. >> not only are you in spanned e, you have a bullseye! >> look right there! you're a distracted speed skater! m also if you're going to talk romance, we have to talk about the canadian ice dancing couple. >> ththe greatest dancing team bone. >> oh, dude. just listen to their names, moyer and virtue. sounds like a hallmark movie about two dancers who boned. >> i'm not sure. >> look at this. >> relationship status is none of your business ( laughter ) >> that doesents prove anything. >> come on, man! look at them. >> get your head out of the boning gutter. why do you care so much? >> love is a drug and if they are in love it may as well be doping. love is a terrible poison that once it's in your veins you're left alone with no money and she takes everything from you! >>

[laughter] >> you and nancy gibbs have i think, it fair to say famously combined here in washington -- as a extraordinary fore mid-able due quo for cover stories for many years, what's it like working together with another journalist and how did that play into your ship here. >> nancy is the master by herself written 100 cover stories in my numbers smaller by a fair amount and so she's o really the -- she's a gifted one. but -- she's always worked in new york as a writer. and for years "time" put together by writers in new york who grabbed material an files and memos from people arranged the world and crafted these beautiful stories together. you know, there -- but we have done probably, you know, enough stories on enough topics over the last decade where we've become pretty good at some kind of stories that require -- both altitude and down in the weeds details. and -- i'm a little better at down in the qeedz details than she is and she's way better than i am at -- you know the altitude that gives story lift, and power -- and so when it works, it is great it doesn't always work perfe

elana meyers taylor and lauren gibbs. run two coming up here at the olympic sliding center. olympic . ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ chatter ] [ beep ] all systems go. ♪ each year, 40,000 kids come into the world at a sutter hospital. and here in northern california, each one of them has the potential to do something amazing. we're proud to be able to care for them from their very first day. sutter health -- proudly caring for northern california. >>> hope you enjoyed that first run of women's bod slebsled. the second to come. also, more figure skating in the ladies' short program. women's alpine skiing downhill, one of the favorites. lindsey vonn there. on her helmet, d.k., honoring her grandfather who passed away in november. he was a korean war vet. vonn herself was till yell you skier, she's stubborn, with an all or nothing approach. it's gotten her an olympic golden medal, but also a collection of scary crashes and devastating injuries. in what is likely her final olympic downhill tonight, don't expect vonn to hold anything back. >> the mentality that allows me to win is t

you have to give him credit, something that he will go down in as good a statue as chuck knowles, joe gibbs tom landry as many of them have pulled off the unlikely success of this man. >> the celebrations continue. we saw a night of celebrations throughout the city of philadelphia. celebrations here at philadelphia international airport that will extend again into thursday where the parade is supposed to take place and past then. this is a victory eagles fans have been looking forward to, hoping for for years. some people will tell you a lifetime. and now this moment is here. you think about all the different celebrations of other teams, the sixers have had their moment in the sun from championships. the phillies, the flyers. >> villanova, the wildcats. >> even the soul had a parade but it is the eagles turn. as we watch some of the players and there's the trophy. >> there it is. >> chad, let's hear from you. you're closer. you've got the bird's eye view. what are you seeing? [cheers and applause] >> chad may not be able to hear us. it's very loud obviously folks excited. we'll get a closer

. >> so i think really when you look at it, these guys, rick hendrick, roger penske, gene haas, joe gibbs racing, they race purely for fun. this is an ego thing and they're going to spend the money it takes to have fast race cars. and it was run more like a business at rpm and i enjoyed my six years there. it was an opportunity that i'll forever be thankful for. and it got me to where i'm at today, but, you know, when you look at the resources we have, we had 65 employees there. i walked into stewart-haas the first day, 385 employees. >> in irony, the 43, bubba wallace comes in second. he's joining us here. it still comes back all around. viewers, race fans want to know after the rough crash at kansas, you've worked your way back. you said at daytona the recovery program put you in such conditioning that you continued that after you were healthy that it's really helped you overall. >> yeah, it has. i have always enjoyed working out and trying to stay fit. i cycled for a while, then i kind of took some time off when i had kids. it was really hard to be gone four days a week and then come h

gibbs: isolate calls from psy-ops, government-issued lines. there's five or six different numbers here. cross-reference with incoming calls to banks >>> a new study from the arctic sheds light on the plight of polar bears. it found bears are losing weight at a time when they should be packing on the pound. scientists blame climate change and the shrinking sea ice. our correspondent reports. >> reporter: this glimpse into the lives of polar bear from their point of view is shaky but revealing. as nine female polar bears, dove, hunted, courted over three springs off the coast of alaska, scientists, tracked them through collars that recorded video location and activity levels. they said what they found was worrying. >> you see the chin of the bear here. >> george and researchers at the u.s. geological survey, and university of california, santa cruz say more than half of the bears were burning more than they took in through their main meal. seals. >> if they don't do that they're going to lose weight. if they lose weight, then, then there are oth

. [♪] kennedy: president trump gibbs his big push to rebuild america's roads and bridges. but will the american government be forced to pay for it. why is the media fall foliage over kim jong-un's sister at the winter olympics? you thought healthcare and endless wars were expensive. we haven't even touched bridges and dams. the president is focused on infrastructure spending. he sent out this tweet. this will be a big week on infrastructure after so stupidly

gibbs: isolate calls from psy-ops, government-issued lines. there's five or six different numbers here. cross-reference with incoming calls to banks >>> if you see a provocative post on twitter that's making people angry there is a good chance they could be arguing with a robot. bots that spread fake news stand outlandish rumors have become a real problem. but now there is an easy way to spot them. thanks to a pair of college students in california. here is john blackstone. >> reporter: at the university of california, berkeley, two college juniors studying computer science are challenging twitter to do a better job battling fake news. >> one of the the things we want to steep where did fake news originate from. >> digging deep into twitter, the two found many of the most angry and partisan tweets on both side. come not from real people, but from computers. automated, twitter accounts. known as the bottles. >> you can go in and click that. >> the in a couple of second we get classification. >> using artificial intelligence they created a bot b

piece of spearheading a global movement to democratize taken on a three tier make up to the robert gibbs series at this time on how does it. how do i get a reminder the top stories here in al-jazeera and kenya is government has been ordered to reopen several t.v. stations which were shut down and choose day after they try to broadcast a mock inauguration ceremony for the opposition leader right. at least five previously unreported mass graves a range of muslims have been uncovered in me and according to the associated press news agency. israel and the united states have criticized ponens decision to approve a bill that would impose jail terms for suggestions it was complicit in the holocaust . now the man who drove his van into a crowd outside a london mosque last year has been found guilty of murder and attempted murder one person was killed and nine people were injured when darren osborne rammed his valiant west was in finsbury park prosecutors said osborn was influenced by far right ideology and motivated by hatred of muslims u.k. correspondent ought to be phillips as this report. dar

. [♪] kennedy: president trump gibbs his big push to rebuild america's roads and bridges. but will the american government be forced to pay for it. why is the media fall foliage over kim jong-un's sister at the winter olympics? you thought healthcare and endless wars were expensive. we haven't even touched bridges and dams. the president is focused on infrastructure spending. he sent out this tweet. this will be a big week on infrastructure after so stupidly spending $7 trillion in the middle east, it is time to start investing in our country. however, a $1 trillion plus infrastructure plan doesn't exactly combat ballooning deficits. the president is right we must engage the private sector to get those costs down. but when government is involved, even when money is block granted to the states, it's never private enough. he says the permitting process will be shortened from 10 years to two or even one. but still, way too expensive. say it with me. the states and companies are forced to pony up for these big plans, the money will come from higher taxes which is a death sente

looking closer to the city flurries near media and chadds ford and woods bury and gibbs town and 70 near medford lakes. if you look along the coastline that's where we're seeing the icy changeover. be careful as you travel. you see the area of blue from surf city to mays landing. it could be slick as the rain exits the coast. >>> justin timberlake talked about what he has in store for super bowl but said he will do a few things not seen before. he admitted he has a man crush on tom brady, but wouldn't commit on whose rooting for. >> is it safe to say on super bowl lii you'll be rooting the patriots. >> i have to go on tour in philadelphia, woman what are you doing. >> reporter: right here between you and i. >> go pack go. >> what does that mean, sounds like he is a green bay packers fan makes no sense. he last performed for the super bowl xiv years ago a show that has gone down entertainment infamy with janet jackson. he said she won't be performing on sunday, but we'll see. hello, peco. hi. can you help me save on my energy bill? old appliances. liter heater? it's around here somewhere.

gibbs: isolate calls from psy-ops, government-issued lines. there's five or six different numbers here. cross-reference with incoming calls to banks >>> an oscar nominated film out of england is sparking an interest in sign language, it's called the silent child. the young star of the film is capturing the hearts of movie-goers on both side of the atlantic. here is jonathan vigliatti. >> for 6-year-old maisie sly nothing was more exciting than flying on the plane for the first time until today. >> here are the nominees for best live action short film. the silent child. >> the silent child, the short film maisie stars in, has made it all the way from the english countryside to hollywood. where you won't find many starring roles like hers. >> congratulations. how do you feel? >> i feel excited, nervous, and proud. >> maisie was born deaf. and can only communicate through sign language. >> what's the message that you hope to convey? >> that deaf children can do everything. >> she gets her confidence from her parents, and siblings, who are all bor

bob-sledder lauren gibbs let ivanka try on her silver medal. a nice gesture. but not every olympian was happy to see ivanka. take freestyle skier gus kenworthy, who tweeted, "so proud of all these people! everybody here has worked so hard to make it to the olympics and have the opportunity to walk in the closing ceremony! well... everyone except ivanka. honestly, t f is she doing here?" ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: yo! yo! >> stephen: that's a fair question. "tiger friend" is ivanka doing there? ( laughter ) was it in her unofficial capacity as donald trump's daughter? or was it in her official capacity as senior white house donald trump's daughter? ( laughter ) because she's family and government and the line does get blurred. like in this interview that aired this morning: >> do you believe your father's accusers? >> i think it's a pretty inappropriate question to ask a daughter, if she believes the accusers of her father, when he's affirmatively stated that there's no truth to it. i don't think that's a question you would ask many other daughters. >> ste

there's a flood watch that gibbs tonight and lasts through sunday. valentine's day looking mostly dry right now. >> thank you. that's all for now. >> for all of us here, thank you for being with us. have a good one. stay dry. new tv, new speakers, netflix. this is going to be the place for binge watching, ladies. is it, ladies? don't get me wrong, you have killer tech mrs. d, but you still don't have fios. ok? fios is a 100% fiber-optic network, literally engineered for streaming. good advice. i've also got some ideas on a better cereal selection, which i will keep to myself. experience netflix on the 100% fiber-optic network made for streaming switch to fios and get a year of netflix on us with a two-year agreement. [music playing] sara gore: i'm sara gore, and this is open house. this week we're all about properties that have been styled to sell. we're with designer tony engro in honolulu at one of his newest residential projects high over the pacific. kelly bein shows off a chic park avenue palace in the sky, plus kashani pereira takes us inside a

chadds ford getting wet gibbs town and swedesboro, coming down in south jersey and delaware, wet in woodstown and glassboro and medford this morning. lots of clouds, another dreary day, 46 degrees for the high. cool and damp and dreary. the thing to know about the weekend. it warms up, but we have more rain on the way. the wettest time period looks to be later on saturday into sunday, saturday, clouds, 58. sunday after rain in the morning we dry out. 62 for the high, it will feel better. david comes back with the seven day and talks about when skies brighten a little bit more matt and tam. >> 6:41 a.m. a driver slams into a connecticut hospital and officials say it was a deliberate act. >> new at 6:30. jay jay abrahams has a -- abrams has a new tease for all you star wars fans. this winter in the state with more ski mountains than any other, family fun reaches a new peak. so whether you're a speed demon or more of a snow angel, your winter chariot awaits. pick the best peak for your family getaway at iloveny.com new york state. it's all here. it's only here. flames filling a connecticut hospi

for her teammate lauren gibbs it was her first medal. one more highlight this morning for team usa, overnight the men's curling team defeated great britain to advance to the semifinals for the first time since 2006. no surprise, medal count, norway still dominating the games. the united states is tied with the netherlands for fourth and on the schedule today, lindsey vonn and mikaela shiffrin competing in the women's alpine combined and the slalom for the men in freestyle skiing and the men's halfpipe final and hockey and canada leading in the gold medal game for the third straight olympics. you can watch it all live later today on nbc and the nbc sports networks. savannah, hoda, we send it back to you. >> al, are you checking some crazy weather back home. >> the good news is for our friends out west, not that bad. frost and freeze warnings, as you can see, relatively dry. we have a few showers and some snowshowers making their way along the west coast. and into the pacific northwest. basically not all that bad. although in the east it's

nick gibb, thanks forjoining us on exit. nick gibb, thanks forjoining us on breakfast this morning. my pleasure. steph is house hunting in liverpool for us this morning. good morning and good morning, everybody. i'm in way the tree in liverpool where there are around 120 empty homes around here that have been derelict, a lot of them for more than a decade so what the councils have been doing, because they can't refurbish them themselves, they have been selling themselves, they have been selling them off to families for £1 each. you can buy one of these homes... there are some rules, you have to be a first—time buyer and live or work in liverpool, you have to be able to do it up with your own cash and do that within the first year or they will take it off you and you can't sell it for at least five years. this is mel's wonderful house she has done up over the last several months or so, we will look inside and we will be chatting to mel later. she's done a wonderfuljob, it looks gorgeous. this is mel and her daughter, rosie. give us a wave! rosie is a bit shy. i will be talking to

gibbs. and john eckridge. erin, we were talkin talk -- wee talking before the show. who a weekly letter to our investors letting them know what was going none the market. charles: did you use a lot of whiteout? there is still a lot of debate on what triggered this which makes it hard to understand how we find a bottom if we don't know what pushes us over the cliff in the first place? >> we are seeing a huge sell-off. we know we are going through a reevaluation period. there wasn't really any new big catalyst for the sell-off today. you have got to reevaluate, what are you willing to pay for equities given there are some good starting positions. >> the economy today, we saw jobless the claims at a 45-year low. corporate earnings continue to be extraordinarily strong. along with strong guidance. what do investors base this on? do you make adjustments with the metro outlook for you the comed overall? is there a negative wealth effect going on that could change all your work? >> we are down 3% for the year. people won't notice that on your statement. it will look like yo

and we do it with a budget staff and emily gibb and tiffany wong are two of the members who have worked on the daa is budget this year. we reach out to the program offices throughout the agency to ask them to identify areas of new need, changing regulation, changing law. changes in the patterns of consumption of services. and then potentially innovations to make in program areas. and we collect all of that. we begin to analyze it, we begin to cost things out. and then we do this in the late autumn typically. we start then. and then in december, right at the beginning of december typically, the mayor's office provides budget instructions and the mayor's budget instructions typically are based on forecasts of city revenues and city expenses. and they are sometimes based on special areas of focus that the mayor wants agencies to take. those agencies, those areas of focus often tend to be at the instruction phase, very broad. and you know, in the mayor's office gets to specific things that the mayor is actually interested in him or herself as we move through the process. and then at the beg

we saw david axelrod and robert gibbs and other friends. certainly the obamas are nostalgic for their white house, probably not enough to spend a lot of time still in the spotlight, but they certainly acknowledge the friends that were in the audience today and those who supported them in their administration. >> national portrait gallery. if you want to see them, kate bennett, thank you so much. >>> just a quick check, wall street, another busy day, up. we like the green on the screen, up 488 points. about 18 minutes to go until the end of the trading day. we have that. also we're waiting for that white house briefing to begin. what will sarah sanders say about how they handled these accusations against former staff secretary rob porter. conflicting accounts. missing parts of the timeline, the timeline keeps shifting and now a complete dismissal by the president himself. so we are still standing by for that. i promise, to have and to hold, from this day forward through sickness and in health, till death do us part selectquote can help you k

people don't climb them later tonight when bird or if the birds do get a victory and the celebration gibbs. now we're here on broad street there is no parking allowed in both north and southbound lanes as well as center median those cars will be removed as the night progresses, as, big crowds are expected if the eagles do win. basically where you cannot park than broad fridays arch to vine and from dickinson to oregon. so if you have your car parked there, you may want to, you may want to get those cars removed. >> so fans having some fun, but we will be out here, following developments and later additions of "action news". live from south philadelphia, chad pradelli for channel six "action news". back to you guys. >> thanks, chad. >> our team coverage continues , now with "action news" reporter john rawlins. >> johnnies live at a house party in the philadelphia's mayfair section tonight. hi there, john. >> reporter: we are here at home of lisa weber. she was nice to have have us here. two weeks ago "action news" was here and she still invited us back. that is a good thing. people will in

also joining us this morning on set, s&p 500 global portfolio manager erin gibbs and business insider editor in chief henry blodget. carl is on his way to pong clanclan -- pyeongchang. >> he made it. >> he did? >> yes >> we have a lot to get to we're having another wild session for stocks following yesterday's action you saw the dow end in the red for the third time in four se s sessions we're down 430 on the dow. the s&p 500 is down over 1%. volatility continues erin, what's your take here? is this just going to be something we finally starting to see again in our markets that we had become perhaps unaccustom to >> yeah. for us, we're really looking at this as a full re-evaluation what's the shift how are you going to allocate between bonds and equities valuations, we came in really high at the beginning of the year and all of last year every time the markets got pushed up, we kept saying well where else are you going to put your money? that was sort of the argument. and now we're seeing some other options on where else can you put your money and get some yield? and so, of course, yo

she and her teammate laura gibbs won a silver medal. >> she's very dedicated to this sport. all year long, training, diet ing, i'm pretty sure she will start eat something food now. >> reporter: let's hope so. she and her teammate were just .700 of a second shy of a gold medal, that was german team. she's niece of cbs-3 photo journalist jim spearing. >> jim's so proud. >> yes, indeed. >> that is fantastic. >> looking for jim in the video. >> pretty incredible. >> in doubt bit. >> wow. >> olympics, indeed. >> how wonderful is that. >> speaking of amazing what a day. >> wow. >> what a day. >> i even laced up my running shoes and went out and tried to run a few hard difficult miles today. it gets you to be in the mood to be outside, summer is only several, four months way or so what a beautiful day. tomorrow is opposite of today, today was amazing, tomorrow is whatever the opposite of amazing is. >> very much not amazing. we have got rain, much colder temperatures on the way and next couple of days are going to be chilly, and just kind of a slap in the face after what we have b

attempt on tuesday failed to stop the onslaught on east and brought up by government forces osama bin gibb reports. when the bombs stop it was time to see what's left of the home day one of the five hour cease fire brought that the comfort to the people trapped in besieged east and. there's no food or water they always say there's a ceasefire but they come back in the bomb us the situation is really bad science is already high and we do not have money at the shelter shoes no food or water and we do not you warm. close to six hundred people have been killed in the latest onslaught hospitals have been hit and medical supplies are running out and suddenly the airplane came towards us my mother screamed get inside the house i told her i will wait for her and the missiles exploded. as jets roared above both sides accused each other of violating the truce even. look this is the truce this is the ceasefire this place had fifty women and fifty children thank god they left before the airstrikes. ordered by the russian president the syrian government had agreed to hold fire but despite the violation

also nancy gibbs and michael duffy discussing their book the presidents club, and francis collins talking about the genome project and how it is important to medical research. you can find these interviews online at www.c-span.org. >> monday on c-span's landmark cases, they look at the supreme court case mcculloch versus maryland, which solidified the federal government's ability to take actions not specifically mentioned in the constitution. we explore this with university associate law professor farah peterson and another guest. live monday at 9:00 eastern on c-span, www.c-span.org, or listen with the free c-span radio app. for background on each case, order a copy of the landmark cases companion book for 895 plus shipping and handling at www.c-span.org. there's a link on our website to the national constitution center's interactive constitution. >> at the british house of commons this last week, prime minister theresa may was asked to comment on the humanitarian crisis in syria and also took questions about the anti-sexual-harassment policy, marijuana legalization, and funding for poli

the four-man bobsled finals, sat between olympians and silver medalist elena meyers taylor and lauren gibbs. they won the silver meddle in the bobsled event. ivanka trump will be at the closing ceremony tonight, however, the russian flag will not. you may recall that because of widespread and systematic doping by the russians the international olympic committee banned russia from these games. they did allow athletes to participate as olympic athletes from russia. they were not allowed to carry the flag or wear russian uniforms in the opening ceremony and the ioc decided to stick with that stance for the closing ceremony as well. two russian athletes including a bronze medalist tested positive for doping. >>> here is the final medal count, norway the powerhouse of the winter olympic games, 39 medals, 14 of them gold. germany overtaking canada to place second. team u.s.a. in fourth place with nine gold medals. the netherlands in fifth and south korea overtaking france for sixth. >>> even as these games wrap up if you are ever away from your tv get our free nbcúi and you can watch our live st

then we have things like effect the poultry industry and gibb sa bill, they cannot allow that, and take care of our farmers. i think that's the most important things is taking care of constituents at home. >> voices from the states on c-span. >> c-span where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies. and today we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, white house, the supreme court, and public policy events in washington d.c. and around the country. c-span is brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. >> next on oral histories, retired army colonel ken nneth carlson, his years teaching at military colleges. this interview is part of the west point center for oral history. it's an hour and 40 minutes. >> good afternoon. today is 13 november 2015. and i am in the center for oral history with mr. kenneth g.carlson. how are you sir? >> i'm fine, sir. >> please, can you please spell your last name. >> carlson stoish. >> and you are not the only carson in your class, are you in. >> i'm not the only c

joe gibbs racing has tweeted that if harvick makes another stop under green and hamlin runs to this pace, then harvick would catch hamlin to battle for the win with ten laps to go if we say green. >> darrell: with much fresher tires. >> jeff: i don't know if they should be releasing that information right now. >> mike: that is interesting from inside the various strategies. last lap by hamlin again. .3 of a second faster than kevin harvick and denny hamlin has been sent out running to a pace. anybody have a pencil sharpener. >> jeff: i can't tell you how hard that is as a race car driver to run to a pace because if you normally drive to the edge of the grip level and push it as hard as you can and get the most speed out of the car. so abrasive and so much fall-off like atlanta. you just have to back that down and that's part of racing that i think makes it fascinating. >> mike: if there >> you think about what harvick is doing. backing up here off the straightaway and he was making great time. can you do that and do the same thing he was doing? >> mike: meanwhile. let's check on the thir

the spirtual guidance he gave to multiple us presidents is the topic of a book coauthored by nancy gibbs — former editor in chief of time. she joins us from new york now. nancy, guilmette billy graham several times while you were researching this book. what was it about him, do you think, that catapulted him from end of the first world war birth to farm boy, to being the famous preacher he became? well he of course would say that it was not anything he did, it was what god did. in a way, that tells you everything you need to know. somehow, a man who spent more years in public life on the public stage than almost any figure in the 20th century managed to not have that com pletely century managed to not have that completely distorted view of the world and have pride go to his head. by world and have pride go to his head. by the 1950s, he was photographed at more than marilyn monroe and he was more than marilyn monroe and he was more famous than those presidents he became such good friends with. and i think that at some level, extraordinary humility that he managed to hang onto, despite t

and to naomi gibbs who brought the book to market and to her colleagues at curtis brown who continued to defend my mother and to the judges for selecting her for this award. thank you. ♪ [applause] neck it wasn't a day but one that i love. ♪ each had journeyed from those lien to find one another to find what falling in love would unleash. ♪ [applause] ladies and gentlemen please welcome to the stage performing a segment from middle passages [applause] >> the world shall pass away and what shall we? that would be or what they call that be? trumpeted by louis armstrong life and death he boys rising and wasting all their flag before them and nations of the earth page on page of those sentences the righteous rage which defenses can they think? and the savior of the broken herd healed me grant me mercy. on behalf of and america and our judges i am honored to give the pen america award to one of the most important riders mom -- riders b-17 b-17 this poetry is in his journey into the history and culture the primary character is the insistence springing from a rhythm of the oral traditi

jamie groupel poser, elana meyers taylor and olympic rookie lauren gibbs is in the house too. how are you guys doing? >> great, how are you? >> how's the waiting? your event hasn't happened yet, how are you feeling? >> mixed emotions. we've been having hufun hanging out and watching our friends compete but now we're anticipating our time. >> you guys posted a cute pic on valentine's day. is it nice having your husband here? >> yes, it's awesome. to go out and see shaun white win halfpipe, what greater valentine's day. >> look how cute you two are. >> you seem like you're having fun, you're not sitting around stressing out. you're taking in the olympic experience. >> i'm taking selfies. >> selfies everywhere. >> you're the rookie, lauren, how does that feel? >> i'm 33 and at the olympics for the first time. it's everything i could have imagined and more. >> are you guys getting to meet the other athletes and do a little hang? >> yeah. >> no, go ahead. >> that's the fun part about living the village. you get to meet so many other athletes from our own team as well as other count

the meeting gibbs at 7:00 tonight. >>> a plan to sell property in lafayette could mean the end of a memorial to u.s. troops killed in iraq and afghanistan. the thousands of white crosses near the lafayette bart station first appeared in 2006. louise clark who owned the land allowed them to be placed there as an anti--war statement. she has passed away and the family wants to sell the left hand. an application to divide the lot has been approved by the building commission but the city council ask appealing that and wants to make sure that the sale undergoes careful consideration. they will discuss whether to hold a public meet willing about the property sale. >>> the winner of the $565 million powerball drawing is refusing to collect her winnings and is taking lottery officials to court. she wants the rule to be changed that requires the identity of a winner to be be made public. she is asking the judge to keep the money and remain anonymous. the woman who is identified in court papers as jane doe lives in new hampshire and wants to continue her work and activities without being targeted the

richard gibbs and patty goddard met as cajun army volunteers devoting their lives to helping victims of hurricanes. patty coming from michigan and now they're devoting their lives to each other. they fell in love. got married. richard is still hard at work volunteering. patty will retire soon so she can join richard and get back to work helping others. >> great story. >> isn't it? >> love comes from everywhere. when you let expect it. >>> coming up everybody, new details about jennifer and justin's threat. what may be rind the breakup. >>> and my exclusive with the late rock star chris cornell's widow, vicky, her important message this morning. >>> lara what do you have upstairs. >> i'm here with the first american to win an olympic medal in single -- men's single luge chris is live with us. see what he's up to now and how he's giving back and have fun with chris and our great audience so come on back. yea, so, mom's got this cold #stuffynose #nosleep i got it... #mouthbreather yep, we've got a mouth breather. well just put on a breathe right strip and... pow! it instantly opens your

which have "barron's" senior editor jack hough and erin gibbs. we keep with you, up and down, markets, keep calm, good rule of calm. head of new york city would have vested interest in -- what do you make of idea, cooler heads prevail, you will do fine? >> we don't have to look that far back in history, staying within the market within these "flash crashes," even in 2015, when the economy wasn't nearly as good as it is today, if you had gotten out at the bottom of the crash, you would not have done so well getting back in a year later. you would have lost money. this is the worst time to get out. just ride the wave. another thing we keep stressing to our investors, earnings this year for the s&p 500 are expected to be almost 20% higher. companies will earn 20% more -- neil: wasn't that already reflected in the market, maybe too much so? that the market run ahead of that good news? >> before this crash, it was trading at about 19 times earnings. now it is down to about 17 1/2 is. neil: that is cheap, rush in. >> now it is on sale. now it is more r

. >> elana meyers taylor and lauren gibbs won silver in the bobsled. >> not to shoobabby. >> speed skaters took bronze in the team pursuit. this is the first women's speed skating medal in 16 years. not too slouchy. welcome, everybody, and congrats. >> thanks. >> let's start with you, elana, you're the veteran here. what does it mean to you? you got a silver? >> any time you walk away the olympics with a medal for team usa, it's an incredible feeling. this is no different. >> when you think about 16 years in the making, has that number sunk in for you guys? >> yeah, to be part of it is so amazing, it's incredible. >> lauren, you were in sales a few years ago. >> yep. >> look at you now. >> i was sitting in a different kind of suit. now i wear spandex. >> what did it feel like when you guys got the medal? >> it was incredible. it's heavier than i thought. the stage was amazing. my family and friends were watching. 17 people here supporting us. >> wow. >> we've got to come to our speed skaters. >> hi, guys. >> a 16-year drought and here you are in the team pursuit. what did it mean to be win

. >> so i think really when you look at it, these guys, rick hendrick, roger penske, gene haas, joe gibbs racing, they race purely for fun. this is an ego thing and they're going to spend the money it takes to have fast race cars. and it was run more like a business at rpm and i enjoyed my six years there. it was an opportunity that i'll forever be thankful for. and it got me to where i'm at today, but, you know, when you look at the resources we have, we had 65 employees there. i walked into stewart-haas the first day, 385 employees. >> in irony, the 43, bubba wallace comes in second. he's joining us here. it still comes back all around. viewers, race fans want to know after the rough crash at kansas, you've worked your way back. you said at daytona the recovery program put you in such conditioning that you continued that after you were healthy that it's really helped you overall. >> yeah, it has. i have always enjoyed working out and trying to stay fit. i cycled for a while, then i kind of took some time off when i had kids. it was really hard to be gone four days a week and then come h