coming up holly davidson is gearing up for higher prices in jet many a potential victim all doubt. trade war. face is your business update on how. glad you could join me when a trade war is in the air in the u.s. tariffs on steel and many an offset to be imposed on friday what does that mean for china's open door policy but china's national people's congress beijing still insisted it will treat chinese and international companies just the say. life can be tough full foreign companies in china this little security for intellectual property and technology transfers are regularly demanded of all who want to do business there those are the main complaints but beijing is having none of it at the end of the annual parliament session and during the current trade conflict china's premier spoke of his country's welcoming economic culture the war china will continue to safeguard free trade and the reform and open up policy which is our basic state policy if there were any change a tool to china's open door policy it would just be to open it wider china's economy has been so integrated with t

holly hamilton is testing a driverless pod for us this morning. horley, good morning. good morning. welcome to the future —— holly. who knew it was in south london? it's not a formula 1 car, is it? it's not the fanciest or the fastest but it's definitely the future. it works with sensors, there's no need for a track or infrastructure, it works com pletely or infrastructure, it works completely autonomously and that's why it is the complete cutting edge of driverless cars. it isn't lewis hamilton cruising along here but he does know this route pretty well, he's been using it forjust over a year, and the idea of this trial is not to be testing how he works but it's to find out how you at home perceive it, do you like the idea of a driverless car, would you use one, will you accept it has something to get from a to b? this trial has been

margaret. >> brennan: holly, thanks. and we will be back with our national security panel to talk more about this potentially more about this potentially historic development. >> excedrin migraine. relief that works as hard as you do. o keep shape. but it doesn't always come naturally. this i can do, easily. benefiber® healthy shape is a 100% natural prebiotic fiber that's clinically proven to help me feel fuller longer. benefiber® healthy shape. this i can do! >> brennan:ier joined now by a panel of national security experts, michael morell is a former deputy cia director and cbs news senior security contributor, she a senior fellow at the brookings institute and a worked at the cia and the office of the director of national intelligence and david sang search national security correspondent for "the new york times" and cnn contributor. mike, what did you make of director pompeo's justification of these talks? >> i thought it was very interesting that both the director and senator gardner made it absolutely clear that

holly, how is this big announcement being received in south korea? >> reporter: well, jeff, this is hugely significant. i mean, we may see a sitting res. president meeting with the leader of north korea. that's a country that president george w. bush said was part of an axis of evil. and this comes as part of a heries of overtures from north etrea, and they're being met here in south korea with a mixture of very cautious optimism and a lot of skepticism, because north korea has reneged on previous deals, all the while continuing to improve its missile technology and carry out more nuclear tests. >> glor: holly williams in south korea. thank you very much. with a couple of strokes of a couple of pens, today, president trump set in motion new tariffs-- 25% on steel, 10% on aluminum-- imported into the u.s. canada and mexico are exempt for now, pending a renegotiation of nafta. ( applause ) cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger is here to help us understand the impact of these d gher steel and aluminum prices and what happened today. for the folks

that sound is worth around thirty thousand euros and holly davidson's munich branch is busy the first rays of spring sunshine see customers flocking here the you is now threatening to levy import tariffs on highly davidson's as a response to new u.s. tariffs on the use deal an element approved by president trump e.u. penalties could amount to twenty percent on the famous american cycles. yeah twenty percent would be a real blow to the tour it would be a straight three to four thousand euro's more expensive yet there was no war. the munich ali davidson showroom is called the house of flames there is hardly a better known calling card for america than the iconic brands showroom here. freedom loving easy ride is find it almost unbelievable that protectionist measures could be implemented by the u.s. under donald trump. they're going to globalized world i don't believe that's a suitable method i think if we all want to head back to the middle ages or get trumped just have to keep doing what he's been doing. thirty five years ago shop owner my god started repairing hollies in his backyard

louis on the holly campaign bus. peter doocy live in missouri. we will follow that race and many others as we get ready for midterm coverage. hillary clinton told an audience in india that the u.s. did not deserve donald trump's presidency, and these are perilous times. clinton spoke over the weekend in mumbai. she says president trump has an affinity for dictators. >> we do not do well with white men then we do not do well with married white women. part of that is an identification with the republican party and a sort of ongoing pressure to vote the way that your husband, your boss, your son, whoever, believes you should. >> bret: a long rift about making america great again and what that means to her. she says she wonders if she should have provided more entertainment to voters who responded to mr. trump's brash style. when we come back, the first woman to run the cia. it could be gina haspel. we will tell you who she is. there are two types of people in the world. those who fear the future... and those who embrace it. the future is for the una

thank you, holly, i know that was ha rd thank you, holly, i know that was hard for you. but i thinkjust to let the audience know the kind of horrific experience that you have gone through without anybody, any grown—ups stepping income isjust really, really distressing. geraldine, you work for the sunday mirror, you decided to investigate child sexual exploitation in telford, what piqued your curiosity? i had worked on a few stories about what had happened in rotherham and i got in touch with holly and i asked if she would be interested in telling her personal story. at first, i thought it would only be holly's personal story, rather than the wider story of what had been going on in telford. once i spoke to holly, and realised what she was saying about the sexual health and, the morning after pill, the other girls and the threats to burn down her house, that was a really real threat in telford because two years previously, it had happened to a girl who had had a baby at 14 with an abuser. i just girl who had had a baby at 14 with an abuser. ijust thought, there's someth

holly, i'm giving you an invisible magic wand. you get to choose one person, state, federal, could be xi jinping if you want to and you convince them of one thing. you can change their mind about one thing that they hold, who do you choose and what do you want to change their mind about? >> jeff sessions, criminal justice reform. i mean, more specifically, i'd certainly love to change his mind about sentencing reform, and i hope to have a robust discussion about that today. >> so i want to ask a version of that question to you, larry. one of the interesting parts of this conversation that we're having this morning is in many ways some of the points of tension, each of you, mark, holly, larry, each of you represents -- has been active within conservative politics and is a leader with inconservative politics broadly construed, but within issues of criminal justice, incarceration, justice, many of the immediate points of tension and disagreement seem to be within a conservative coalition and so, larry, i am curious, for your thoughts

explore this case with danielle holly-walker. and attorney and a member of the u.s. commission on civil rights. watch "landmark cases" live monday at 9:00 eastern, on c-span, c-span.org or listen with the free c-span radio app. for background on each case while you watch, order your cop of the companion book, available for $8.95 plus shipping and handling at c-span.org/landmarkcases. a link on our website to the national constitution center's interactive constitution. >>> more now from the national governor's association winter meeting. we're switching topics to food and agriculture policy. the issues including expanding u.s. trade, land grants for research and encouraging more young people to enter agriculture industry. the forum is led by wyoming

explored this case and the high court's ruling with danielle holli walker, dean of howard university's law school. and peter, a member of the u.s. commissioner on civil rights. watch landmark cases live monday and then :00 eastern on c-span, c-span.org, our list and with the free c-span radio app. for background on each case, order your copy of the landmark cases companion book. it is available for $8.95 plus shipping and handling at c-span.org/landmark cases. there is a link on our website to the constitutional centers interactive constitution. wednesday morning, we are live in phoenix, arizona for the next up on the c-span bus 50 capitals four. michele reagan will be our guest during washington journal starting at 9:30 a.m. eastern. >> now a discussion with

holly love as say the company has only been targeted because its headquarters is in wisconsin which is the home state of trump ally and speaker of the house paul ryan for them as a synonym for freedom and free trade. imposes tariffs we impose tariffs back and forth and in the end to win that. kind of. protective tariffs are unlikely to put highly out of business in germany but they could drive the prices out of the range of a new generation of bikers. of course the entire world of business is following these negotiations closely as they might lead to a trade war and change the way countries exchange goods and services one thing is clear the u.s. is no longer the biggest advocate for free trade agreements instead there's an unexpected new voice leading the way china wants to send a clear message and remind us that it's open for business. life can be tough full foreign companies in china there's little security for intellectual property and technology transfers are regularly demanded of all who want to do business there those are the main complaints but they are having none of it at the

that sound is worth around thirty thousand euros and holly davidson's munich branch is busy the first rays of spring sunshine see customers flocking here the key you is now threatening to levy import tariffs on highly davidson's as a response to new u.s. tariffs on the use steel an element approved by president trump penalties could amount to twenty percent on the famous american cycles twenty yeah twenty percent would be a real blow to the tour it would be a straight three to four thousand euro's more expensive yet there was no war. the munich harley davidson showroom is called the house of flames there's hardly a better known calling card for america than the iconic brands showroom here. freedom loving easy rider is find it almost unbelievable that protectionist measures could be implemented by the u.s. under donald trump. going to globalised world i don't believe that's a suitable method i think if we all want to head back to the middle ages or get trump just has to keep doing what he's been doing. thirty five years ago shop owner my god started repairing hollies in his backyard to

thirty five years ago shop owner of them i got started repairing hollies in his backyard today he's the biggest harley dealer in germany he believes the brand urgently needs younger bias import tariffs will make that even. if you are you know that's who was the younger generation still has to work to earn money and when a bike like this cost structure one or two thousand euro's even for smaller models that's not inconsiderable we're talking about one or two months income here. ali love as say the company has only been targeted because its headquarters is in wisconsin which is the home state of trump ally and speaker of the house paul ryan for them as a synonym for freedom and free trade. he imposes tariffs we impose tariffs back and forth and in the end who wins and you know what. kind of. protective tariffs are unlikely to put holly out of business in germany but they could drive the prices out of the range of a new generation of bikers. of course the entire world of business is following these negotiations closely as they might lead to a trade war and change the way countries exchange

let's talk about holly hicks... hope hicks. i keep on calling her holly! apologies, if she is watching! there have been many communication directors in that position? yes, her faith. since she came to office, she has been so integral to him and his campaign —— the fifth. almost apolitical daughter, part of the family for a long time. she seems to have had a lot more influence behind the scenes and not been seen with so much ridicule like anthony scaramucci or sean spicer, big, loud and brash and flamed up very quickly. she seems to have been powerful behind—the—scenes. have been powerful behind-the-scenes. that is a concern to him and his administration that there is concern over what she said oi’ there is concern over what she said ordid there is concern over what she said or did not say in the grilling she got the day before, where it is reported she told some white lies. 0n reported she told some white lies. on behalf of president trump, it's a case as to who this white lies were told to. it's interesting she resigned so quickly after the test

thank you, mark, holly, larry. thank you for your time today. >> yes, thanks again, mark, larry, holly. thank you in particular for your rare personal candor. and thank you, matt. next up, a session from our underwriter. in a moment we're going to welcome google's susan molinari, vice president of public policy and government affairs, and malika, she's senior counsel on civil and human rights and they're going to talk about using technology to advance the conversation about criminal justice. but before they come on stage, they wanted us to watch a few minutes of a documentary supported by google about conditions at rikers which is new york city's main jail complex. hit the tape. >> i remember it like it was yesterday. i remember them taking me to unit 1. they beat me so bad that i didn't even remember what happened or where i was until 90 days later. >> rikers is sadness. >> rikers is humbling. >> full of hate. >> lawless, too. >> i hated it. i hate -- i hate that place. >> on any given day, rikers island jail in n

protective tariffs are unlikely to put holly out of business in germany but they could drive the prices out of the range of a new generation of bikers. of course the entire world of business is following these negotiations closely as they might lead to a trade war and change the way countries exchange goods and services one thing is clear the u.s. is no longer the biggest advocate for free trade agreements instead there's an unexpected new voice leading the way china wants to send a clear message and remind us that it's open for business. life can be tough full foreign companies in china there is little security for intellectual property and technology transfers are regularly demanded of all who want to do business there those are the main complaints but beijing is having none of it at the end of the annual parliament session and during the current trade conflict china's premier spoke of his country's welcoming economic culture for china will continue to safeguard free trade and the reform and open up policy which is our basic state policy if there were any change at all to china's open

holly lovers say the company has only been targeted because its headquarters is in wisconsin which is the home state of trump ally and speaker of the house paul ryan for them partly as a synonym for freedom and free trade. much laugh he imposes tariffs we impose tariffs back and forth and in the end who wins and you know what have you been kind of. protective tariffs are unlikely to put highly out of business in german alton's cambridge analytical will be subject to an investigation by the u.k.'s information commissioner the commissioner elizabeth denham says she's pursuing a warrant to search cambridge analytic is service this in the wake of cambridge analytic and spying on fifteen million facebook users the disclosure spot demands for increased regulation for large tech companies and facebook stock lost more than thirty billion dollars of market value i made those revelations. neighbor suspending itself driving a car program off one of his vehicle struck and killed a pedestrian in arizona the vehicle was in or thomas mode at the time of the accident an operator sat in the driver's s

holly williams, cbs news, seoul. >>> today, china's parliament officially ended presidential term limits. it clears the way for president xi ping to rule possibly for life. xi now has almost total thrt to pursue his vision of turning china into a military and economic superpower. china first enacted term limits in 1982. in response to the brutal regime of communist leader mao. the cbs "overnight news" will be right back. >>> nearly 30,000 homes and businesses are still without power. following a one-two punch of nor easters. most of the out raages are in n jersey and pennsylvania to. night millions from the mid-atlantic to maine are bracing for round three. parts of north carolina and virginia could wake up to nearly half a foot of snow. the nor'easter is expected to gain strength monday night as it moves north. possibly unleashing blizzard conditions and coastal floods. border patrol agents in south texas have been cracking down on human smuggling. so far this year they have stopped at least 30 trucks, packed with p

and, holly, i wanted to start with you. i'm going to ask each of you one of the advantages of conversations like this is that each of you gets it go places and talk to folks and have relationships with them that the rest of us don't get to. i want to take advantage of that for our conversation. holly, you spend a lot of time in states working with leaders in states, working with members of your network who are advancing criminal justice policy at the state and local level. and what are you seeing -- i think particularly within conservative states, within red states, where are you seeing red states leading the way on policy prerogatives that you would just click a button and spread across the nation if you could? >> well, certainly red states have i think the most -- have had the most success with criminal justice reform. you look at a state like georgia, a state like texas, a state like kentucky. those are the states that have led the way and it's the conservative governors who are so incredibly passionate about these issue

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holly, i'm giving you an invisible magic wand. you get to choose one person, state, federal, could be xi jinping if you want to and you convince them of one thing. you can change their mind about one thing that they hold, who do you choose and what do you want to change their mind about? >> jeff sessions, criminal justice reform. i mean, more specifically, i'd certainly love to change his mind about sentencing reform, and i hope to have a robust discussion about that today. >> so i want to ask a version of that question to you, larry. one of the interesting parts of this conversation that we're having this morning is in many ways some of the points of tension, each of you, mark, ll

hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm holly hamilton. we begin with the scandal that has dominated the world of cricket over the past three days. in the last few minutes ahead of cricket australia has announced three players including captain steve smith have been sent down from the tour of south africa along with vice captain david warner and bowler cameron bancroft. this follows cameron bancroft‘s admission of ball tampering in the third test against south africa, as captain steve smith admitted he knew of the plan in advance. here's cricket australia's ceo james sutherland. on behalf of cricket australia i wa nt to on behalf of cricket australia i want to apologise to all australians that these events have taken place. particularly to all the kids who love cricket and idolise the players. i want to also apologise to forget south africa and south african fans that this issue has overshadowed what otherwise should been a wonderful series. as the chairman has said in his statement earlier tonight we recognise that this issue goes beyon

>> i think what the president had in mind was that unlike the holly days in the 1930s, back then the u.s. had a trade surplus and the world was in a depression. now we have a big trade deficit. if we have big trade deficit with our other partners, they have a lot more to lose than we do. those hundreds of billions of dollars are in their pockets now, not ours. that's what i believe he meant. >> sounds like the president's political allies believe this will hurt their voters. paul ryan warning about unintended consequences. you're seeing electro luks in tennessee put on hold million investment. we're also seeing reports of it hurting the economy. >> let me give you some actual numbers. the slogans don't mean much until you put them into numbers. on an average car it's $175 worth of steel increase is the maximum that would come from a 25% tariff increase. that's not much. >> that's assuming no more retaliation from the europeans. >> no. let me continue. similarly all the other products, the total amount of tariffs we're putting on is about $9 billion in a year. that's a fraction of 1%

holly, right lane compromised there, rahel, over to you. >> meisha, thank you. we begin this morning with breaking news, fhurt we battlinn bucks count. >> i anita o live in feasterville to bring us up-to-date. good morning, anita. >> good morning, still very active scene out here, after a fire broke out just before 3:00 this morning. this is on henry avenue off of bridge town pike here in fees ill err ville in bucks county. firefighters riched here about 75 personnel, fire marshall bill says a firefighter did fall from the second floor down through to the first floor after battling these flames. right now it is under control. they are working to put out hot spots now. and luckily, the fire marshall says no one was inch inside this home at the time. >> we have one firefighter fall through the floor. he is currently at st. mary being evaluated. just at the initial stages of the fire, looks like there was numerous areas where there was a fire that started, currently they're about the g out hot spots. that's where we are right about now. >> now again, at this hour,

holly, and doylestown, little chillier in the upper 20's, so, as we head into the afternoon, see good amount of sunshine today. some seasonable sun as well. still breezy though. high temperature todd around 48 degrees. but the breeze will make it feel a little bit chillier out there. now, let's talk about what everybody is, you know, talking about on social media. and what we are talking about in the news room this morning, potential for our next nor'easter, so a lot of energy folk cents dollars out to the west center portion of the usa that's going to be tracking east, and eventually transferring some energy off the coast. that's going to form a nor'easter. that will impact us as is we head into tuesday night, into wednesday, and wednesday night winter storm watches have already been posted for areas north and west every philadelphia and trenton. that includes reading, allentown, poconos all included on that. and it wouldn't surprise me in the next 24 hours probably see more winter weather alerts being issued for the delaware valley. keeping an eye on, that here is a look at the coas

holly hunter has the story of resilience, passion, and overcoming the odds and inspiring so many in the process. >> this has been a glorious time to be alive. >> reporter: he pushed the boundaries of science and his life, outliving doctor's predictions he would die years ago. >> i was told it would kill me in two, three years. >> reporter: battling and thriving with als for five decades. he married twice and had three children, abc's diane sawyer spoke with him in 2010. >> what's the best fatherly advice you give them? >> one, remember to look up at the stars and not down at your feet. >> reporter: his research on black holes and relativity made him a star, one of the brightest of his generation. >> physics may explain the mysteries of the universe. >> reporter: his best selling book, made him a celebrity, and his humor, a cult figure of sorts. >> does that mean this was a universe out there where i am smarter than you? >> yes, but no univere where you're funny. >> reporter: making science cool and featured in the simpsons and played himself in the big bang theory. >> it's an honor and

holly, 41 mile-per-hour wind gust. take a look at pottstown, we'll see wind gusts up to about 50 miles per hour. we are still going to see wet roads. as the wind direction shifts, we'll get cooler air moving in. we could see a bit of a wintry mix for philadelphia. again, this is going to be over your friday evening commute. we'll see everything drying out as we get closer to saturday morning. wind speeds will stay strong into saturday morning, as well. here are the impacts. we have the possibility of downed trees and power lines. travel delays also going to be expected for us. head of heavy rain could lead -- periods of heavy rain could lead to street flooding. we'll have more on the delaware shore and beaches in a bit. >> thank you. >>> stay ahead of the storm with the free nbc10 app. get updates and alerts for your neighborhood along with interactive radar. >>> we'll get get you updated on your ride to work if you're heading out. >> katy zachry is looking at i-95 in delaware. >> that's right. drive times across the b

holly williams, cbs news, pyeongchang, korea. >> glor: wow, wow, wow, awesome. that is the "cbs evening news" tonight. i'm jeff glor. the news continues now on cbsn. we leave you with pictures of a surfing competition in australia. it looks pretty good during a nor'easter right now. good night and see you tomorrow. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.or oakland mayor's office. who she .. the day she >>> kpix5 news begins with an exclusive look at e-mails from the oakland mayor's office, who she was working with the day she went public and inside intel on i.c.e. raids. good evening. i'm veronica de la cruz. >> i'm allen martin. kpix5 political reporter melissa caen has been combing through those e-mails. what did you find out? >> so far the mayor has refused to say how she learned about those i.c.e. raids. she's only said it was not from official sources, but in e- mails we obtained through a public records request we do know who she was talking to before making the big announcement. we didn't find out who the source wa

holly. that rain/snow line transitions to the south. so, by the time we get closer to about 6:00, we even have a wintry mix as far reaching as atlantic city. we also city the system move away from the city. the system is going to move quicker than the last one. wind gusts up to 40 miles per hour. the other big difference is the accumulating snow. here's a closer look at the snow forecast. 2 to 6 inches for most of the jersey suburbs. suburbs north and west of philadelphia, 5 to 9, and lehigh valley, 7 to 12 inches, that heavy wet snow. again, you want to be very careful shoveling the snow. you want to be careful driving to work, coming home tomorrow. our temperatures right now, you head out the door, it's going to be a relatively quiet day. feels like temples in the high 20s. 29 in philadelphia. a cold start to the morning. the seven-day forecast shows big changes on the way as we head into wednesday. we still will see windy conditions thursday, friday. then we track the possibility of yet another system here. sunday into monday. so, we

holly williams, cbs news, seoul. >> quijano: today, china's parliament officially ended presidential term limits. it clears the way for president xi jinping to rule possibly for life. xi now has almost total authority to pursue his vision ri turning china into a military and economic superpower. .hina first enacted term limits in 1982 in response to the brutal regime of communist leader mao zedong. zed in the u.s. nearly 30,000 homes and businesses are still without power following a one two punch of nor'easters. most of the outages are in new jersey and pennsylvania. tonight, millions from the mid- atlantic to maine are bracing areround three. parts of north carolina and .irginia could wake up to nearly half a foot of snow. the nor'easter is expected to gain strength monday night as it moves north, possibly unleashing blizzard conditions and coastal floods. border patrol agents in south texas have been cracking down on human smuggling. so far this year they have stopped at least 30 trucks sacked with people trying to kseak across the border, leading to the rescue and arrest of nearl

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>> earlier today the senate energy and national resources emitted holly hearing regarding budget request for the interior department. you can watch the entire hearing tonight at 10:00 p.m. here on c-span. ♪ >> c-span's washington journal live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up wednesday morning, mike thompson discusses gun legislation in congress. francis rooney on secretary of state tillerson's hiring. andy discussion on russian efforts to interfere on elections. marshall. be sure to watch washington journal live at seven eastern wednesday morning. join the discussion. sunday on c-span's q and a, colorado college professor john cronen discusses his book. >> i think a reading of major is enablingssics and empowering in terms of this country stands for something stowe, harper lee, all of these people are storytellers saying that our tribe once to be something special. not a city on a hill but a city that cares and looks one another. understanding politics is indispensable to bringing about progress for as many people as possible. >> q&a sunday night at eigh

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holly hamilton is at the bbc sport centre. this is developing into one of the great sports scandals of recent times. really is truly shocking and embarrassing for cricket australia, the idea that the leadership as they say were hatching this plan with the senior players to cheat south africa by tampering the ball in that third test. ball tampering, to be fair, is not new in cricket, players have tried to manipulate the ball to make it move in unusual ways, to confuse the batters, but on this occasion, the batters, but on this occasion, the incident isjust the batters, but on this occasion, the incident is just so blatant, the batters, but on this occasion, the incident isjust so blatant, the premeditation involved, and the fact the camera has called the batsman, cameron bancroft, in front of millions of viewers, using that piece of sticky tape to rob dirt into the ball, and then the fact he tried to hide the take down his trousers... ! tried to hide the take down his trousers. . .! they tried to hide the take down his trousers

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holly is here with the details. good morning. we start with the scandal unfolding in australian cricket this morning and the news that captain steve smith and vice captain david warner have stood down from their positions for the remainder of the third test against south africa. smith had admitted his involvement in that ball tampering row, which has cast a shadow over the sport. pressure had been mounting on cricket australia to act with famous names showing disapproval on social media, including michael vaughan. he said leadership needs to be replaced, saying his position is untenable, and it is disgraceful behaviour by senior pros to let the young bancroft have thatjob. meanwhile cricketing legend shane warne said he was very disappointed with the actions taken and called for captain and coach to clean up the mess. kevin pietersen believes australia's actions have disgraced a great cricketing nation as well as test cricket itself. australian cricket fans want to be proud of their cricket team. they want to be proud of the aust

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daniel holly walker is the dean of howard university's law school here in washington, d.c., she has federal court experience, at one time she clerked for carl stuart, chief justice of the fifth circuit

and the other one is holly lusk. holly lusk is my chief of staff who just took over recently. and i was approached by the press in saying, holy mackerel, you seem to be more assertive than you've ever been. well, holly has the distinction of getting me out of my shyness. [ applause ] tonight i'm here to speak to you about the future of maine. the future of this great state. we have made some progress, but there is so much more we could have done and we should have done. but as we move forward, i hope that you can get it done. in his last state of the union, ronald reagan said, if anyone expects just a proud recitation of the accomplishments of my administration, i say leave it to history. we're not finished yet. so my message tonight is very similar. put on your work boots. our job is not done. now is not the time to slow down. now is the time to work until the very last minute of my administration. the last day, as they inaugurate the new governor in 2019, i hope to take my lovely wife and i, sit back, take some rest, and get to enjoy each other's company once again. i came i

protective tariffs are unlikely to put holly out of business in germany but they could drive the prices out of the range of a new generation of barker's. well over suspending itself driving call program off one of its vehicle struck and killed a pedestrian in arizona vehicle was in autonomous mode at the time of the accident an operator in the joy this season the accident occurred in tempe one of four american cities where the right hating giant was testing the vehicles and the police chief said that as the pedestrian was walking in the dark it would have been hard to avoid a collision even with a human operated a car either has invested heavily in autonomous technology in the accident marks the first time a pedestrian has been killed by a vehicle in autonomous marriage. the pressure is growing on a facebook off the dates of millions of users may have been misused thank you helen i will facebook and a cambridge analytical that is the political campaign consultancy will be subject to an investigation by the u.k.'s information commissioner the commissioner a look at the denham is pursuing

that sound is worth around thirty thousand euros and holly davidson's munich branch is busy the first rays of spring sunshine see customers flocking here the e.u. is now threatening to levy import tariffs on highly davidson's as a response to new u.s. tariffs on the use deal an element approved by president trump e.u. penalties could amount to twenty percent on the famous american cycles twenty yeah twenty percent would be a real blow for the tour it would be a straight three to four thousand euros more expensive. the munich harley-davidson showroom is called the house of flames there is hardly a better known calling card for america than the iconic brands showroom here. freedom loving easy ride is find it almost unbelievable that protectionist measures could be implemented by the u.s. under donald trump. going to globalized world i don't believe that's a suitable method i think if we all want to head back to the middle ages or get trumped just have to keep doing what he's been doing. thirty five years ago shop owner my god started repairing hollies in his backyard today he's the bigg

holly williams met americans who have struck gold. >> brena huckabe had to fight her way back to take gold in snowboardcross. >> the first gold medal. >> i felt nauseated all night because it was so much emotion. >> the young mother from baton rouge, louisiana is used to a challenge. >> i have a running leg and snow board leg. >> lost her right leg to bone cancer at age 14. she is also the first ever amputee athlete to pose for sports i"sports illustrated" sw edition. >> to see myself out there. showing you you are perfect no matter who you are. i inspired myself in it. it was incredible. >> weaving and shoots and scores. >> on the ice rink, the u.s.-led hockey team is hoping for a third consecutive gold in pyeongcha pyeongchang. >> shoots and scores. >> in sport nothing short of brutal. they say, being lower to the ground, only makes it more dangerous. >> the puck hit the glass, glass gives. in sled hockey you hit the board board does not gi. >> you can knock yourself out. >> knock some one else out. >> these team members are all former marines. and lost all or part of both legs whil

when my right honorable friend join me in congratulating to brave women, holly and -- for the work in bringing this about? will she agreed to do everything possible to ensure this inquiry starts without delay and leaves no stone unturned? >> i would say to my honorable friend i think we have all been shocked by the horrific case that we as seen, some of the most vulnerable in our country being preyed upon by ruthless criminals. sadly this is not the first report we've seen taking place across our country. i am very happy to join my honorable friend in congratulating holly and jolting for the work they've done. it is not easy but it is right they brought it to life and it can be taken. i'm pleased the authorities are now going to conduct an inquiry. it is as my honorable friend said important but it begins its work in order to get to the truth does as quickly as possible. and they do stem honorable friend will be meeting, the undersecretary for crimes safeguarding validity, to discuss this issue. >> shortly after the -- she said she wanted to put the government on the side of the force

hello, i'm holly hamilton and this is sport today live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: juventus are through to the quarter finals of the champions league — after coming from behind to beat tottenham. and tiger woods is ready to play this week as he warms up for a potential fifth masters title in april. hello and welcome to the programme wherever you're watching. it was a winner takes all showdown — the prize? a place in the quarterfinal of the champions league. for tottenham, they came tantalisingly close... for tottenham, they came tantalisingly close before two—time european champions juventus scored twice in the second half of their last 16 tie at wembley to book their place in the last eight. our football reporter john bennett has more. juventus know how to get the job done, their experience counted. this isa done, their experience counted. this is a site that has been into the last three champions league finals. they were up against it. top number against it. juventus had a penalty turned down but tottenham took the lead. slightly

look on without doing anything we need to take measures from alice signed we will impose tariffs on holly davidson's on golden whiskey and on levi's blue jeans of jeans st louis reese blue jeans does this is all highly regrettable we never set out to stop trade was the vision of hundreds cleats you feel for where is all this going let's get more from having our get us from do to lose that is this desk or welcome have you all we now in a trade war or is this just the run up to is definitely just the run up to it phil nobody wants a trade war it will dollars from says it's a good thing but certainly europe doesn't but we are in trade war rhetoric and that is extremely dangerous you just saw the reaction from their europe on the one hand doesn't want any type of counter measures actually because they know that tariffs are a bad thing and that's not the agenda that they actually are trying to push forward but they on the other hand cannot just let this happen without reacting so it will depend on what other countries do and on how the u.s. response to these countermeasures i would like to thi

explore this case with danielle holly walker, dean of howard university's law school, and peter corsenel. watch live tonight at 9:00 eastern on c span, c-span.org or listen with the free c-span radio app. for background on each case while you watch, order your copy of the land mark cases companion book, available for $8.95 plus shipping and handling at c-span.org/landmarkcases. and there's a link on our website to national constitutional centers interactive constitution. >> this week on "q&a" politico manage seen contributing editor joshua zeit, he discusses his book "building the great society: inside lyndon johnson's white house." >> joshua zeitz, your new book "building the great society: inside

holly hamilton reports. for antonio conte the fa cup hasn't always been a priority but out of europe and outside the premier league top four silverware would be a silver lining. chelsea took the lead just before half—time, morata claiming his first goal of 2018. after the break leicester searched for an equaliser, four tries in three seconds, jamie vardy four tries in three seconds, jamie va rdy eventually four tries in three seconds, jamie vardy eventually scoring. into extra time and as the mercury dropped, temperatures rose. a questionable decision by kasper schmeichel gifted pedro and empty net and chelsea a place in the semifinals. in wigan the first test for new southampton manager mark hughes. while the league1 manager mark hughes. while the league 1 side dominated the first half the visitors capitalised on their chances. with the clock ticking and the saints set to march on to wembley they made sure, doubling their lead and ceiling southampton's first fa cup semifinal in15 southampton's first fa cu

holly williams, cbs news, seoul. >>> that is the "overnight news" for this friday. for some of you the news continues. for others check back later for the morning news and "cbs this morning." from the broadcast center in new york city i'm jeff glor. >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> welcome to the overnight news. i'm elaine quijano. president trump made it official. he signed the order imposing stiff new sanctions on aluminum and steel imports. the president claims it's a national emergency, and some u.s. allies could catch a break. but there's a movement in congress to stop the tariffs in their tracks. chip reid has the details. >> steel is steel. you don't have steel you don't have a country. >> reporter: surrounded by steel and aluminum workers president trump today signed proclamations imposing tariffs of 25% on imported steel and 10% on imported aluminum. canada and mexico will be temporarily exempted, depending on a favorable outcome of the renegotiation of nafta. the move will make foreign steel and aluminum more expensive and, the president argues, l

holly, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. well, the current administration here in south korea wants to engage with north korea. but many other people here say the north simply cannot be trusted and will never give up its nuclear weapons. on the face of it, north korean seems to have made some contentions. it's agreed to talk about deing news nuclearization and says it will freeze its missile and nuclear tests. if these talks go ahead, then the reward for north korea is huge. because if a sitting u.s. president meets with north korea's dictator kim jong-un, then that helps give him some credibility in the eyes of the world which is exactly what north korea craved. remember, also, that north korea has reneged on previous deal, all the why continuing to develop its nuclear weapon. the big question in this part of the world is just how far china will go to enforce sanctions and force north korea to denuclearize. china has been cracking down, but for years it's been north korea's biggest trading partner and a lifeline for the reg