my name is stephen watson. >> i have the privilege of being the president and ceo here at the national world war ii museum and i am delighted to welcome you to our symposium commemorating the 75th anniversary of the battle of kasserine pass. for those of you who come to our programs at the museum, you know we have a tradition and that we like to start by recognizing any of our world war ii veterans or workers in the audience. i would ask any world war ii

earlier bubba watson new yorked out justin thomas. where bubba faced kevin kisner. kisner just steady all day until he got to the finals. bubba went up 6 holes on kisner. bubba will take it 7 and 6, winning his second tournament of the year. watch out for the former masters champ with a masters coming up, he's playing as well as he has in years. nascar was supposed to race today but virginia suffered several inches of snow. the last time nascar postponed due to snow, 1993. look at that. the race should be made up tomorrow. the weather forecast is 52 degrees and a 10% chance of rain. who says you need to go to college to do weather? >> him. >> drew? >> he says it. >> this abc 7 sports report brought to you by river rock

, to negotiate. >> watson. stevens. take this. tell them we will trade the hostages for our safe passage out of here. >> hey! don't shoot! don't shoot! don't shoot! coming out! >> [ coughs ] >> forward, march! halt! about-face! >> give him surrender terms. >> yes, sir. >> if you surrender now, your lives will be spared. it is to be an unconditional surrender -- >> there shall be no surrender! >> [ coughs ] >> we have but one life to live and once to die. but if we lose our lives, it will perhaps do more for our cause than our life would in any other way. stop your moaning, watson. die like a man. god is on our side, men! remember that! we are god's weapon! [ indistinct shouting ] >> get the ladder! ram the door! >> brown's raid caught people by surprise. it was so audacious, it was so daring, and, yet, it was so badly planned that it was doomed to failure from the beginning. but it was the kind of thing that convinces many white southerners that abolitionists are willing to embrace violence as the way to end sl

rob watson, bbc news. ten ofa relation. rob watson, bbc news. ten of a thought interrelation. —— of a thought in relations. you're watching newsdsy on the bbc. still to come on the programme: on her way to the uk, a female officer in the afghan army is being sent to train at sandhurst. also on the programme... two royal couples on theirfirst official engagement together, to talk about their plans for their charity. prince charles has chosen his bride. the prince proposed to lady diana spencer three weeks ago. she excepted, she says, without hesitation. as revolutions go, this had its fair share of bullets. a climax in the night outside the gates of the sanctuary. the name itself symbolising one of the cruelest regime among nature. the worlds first clone has been produced ofan worlds first clone has been produced of an adult mammal. scientists in scotland have produced a sheep called dolly using a cell from another sheep. citizens are trying to come to grips with their new freedom. though there is a newjoy and today, the scars are everywhere.

. >>> kevin kizner and bubba watson. watson was 5 up after just 5 holes. there was really no suspense. on 10, bubba rolls in his second birdie of the match. should go up 7 on the 10th hole. match ended after 12 holes with watson winning 7-6. that's a blow-out of epic proportions. his second win in his last four tournaments. you've got bubba as a masters favorite. tiger woods is in the equation. phil mickelson. sergio has been playing good. it's going to be good. by the way, it's on channel 5. did i mention that? >> thank you for doing that. we'll be right back. news updates are always on cbs-sf-dot >>> that's it for us at 5:00. we'll see you back here at 6:00 for a full hour of news. >> news updates always on cbssf.com. we'll see you at 6:00. captioning sponsored by cbs >> morgan: after the march. what's next for the never again movement following this weekend's historic rally. the nra bashes the march for our lives as a march for their lies. and takes aim at the stoneman douglas student act viseses. >> the classmate was still be alive and no one would kno

, to negotiate. >> watson. stevens. take this. tell them we will trade the hostages for our safe passage out of here. >> hey! don't shoot! don't shoot! don't shoot! coming out! >> [ coughs ] >> forward, march! halt! about-face! >> give him surrender terms. >> yes, sir. >> if you surrender now, your lives will be spared. it is to be an unconditional surrender -- >> there shall be no surrender! >> [ coughs ] >> we have but one life to live and once to die. but if we lose our lives, it will perhaps do more for our cause than our life would in any other way. stop your moaning, watson. die like a man. god is on our side, men! remember that! we are god's weapon! [ indistinct shouting ] >> get the ladder! ram the door! >> brown's raid caught people by surprise. it was so audacious, it was so daring, and, yet, it was so badly planned that it was doomed to failure from the beginning. but it was the kind of thing that convinces many white southerners that abolitionists are willing to embrace violence as the way to end sl

john watson watched the game. all your match day scarves and souvenirs! champions league nights are special nights. once commonplace under sir alex ferguson, manchester united's current crop hoping to emulate his achievements. a return to the knockout stage of europe's top club competition a start, jose mourinho hoping to mastermind a march to the quarter—finals with victory over sevilla. after a goalless first leg, once again they were in short supply. marouane fellaini's effort the best of a poor first half. it was cautious and conservative. jesse lingard attempting to find the breakthrough. how he's seen it all before. but perhaps not quite as underwhelming and underperforming. where united couldn't, sevilla could. ben yedder putting his side in front. the complexity of the tie changed in seconds. david de gea, who saved them from defeat in the first leg, couldn't this time, as ben yedder struck again. commentator: it is in! 2-0! united now needed three goals, romelu lukaku could only get one. this, a match united had been expected to win comfortably

jon watson, bbc news. famous landmarks in cities across the world have been plunged into darkness to demonstrate a commitment to tackling climate change. more than 185 countries have been taking part in the earth hour initiative, which went global in 2008. georgina smyth reports. down under in darkness. sydney switches off for earth hour, kicking off the event it launched 11 years ago. earth hour is such a great australian initiative. it helps us understand the amount of power we use every day and i'm really proud of it because it comes from australia and it helps the rest of the world understand how much power we use every day. the initiative went to a galaxy far, far away in the philippines, with star wars fans utilising lightsabers to light the night. i believe that earth hour is an event where we can conserve electricity, and i think thejedi themselves would be big fans of the event, because it spreads a good message — and that is what thejedi are all about, spreading goodwill. singapore's cbd disapp

iain watson, thank you. two policemen have been killed in a car bombing in the egyptian city of alexandria. government officials say the city's security director was the target. his vehicle was passing by when the device went off and he escaped unharmed, but five others were injured. the attack comes two days before the presidential election. the commander of nato forces in afghanistan says russian influence is destabilising efforts to end the conflict there. generaljohn nicholson's comments come as the us steps up air support for afghan forces who, he says, are making progress against insurgent groups, including the taliban. 0ur south asia correspondent justin rowlatt reports. and there is some flash photography in his piece of. high above the mountains of north—eastern afghanistan, f—16fighterjets take turns to refuel. ..look good, nice and stable. i've got eyes on them. minutes later... disconnect. ..they‘re ready to get back into the fight, providing air cover for afghan forces battling insurgent f

positive thing and there isn't that the way the cookie crumbles if you are working on wall street dr watson well i don't think. economic policies that don't favor walls are the same as bernie sanders was the it's the don't favor wells. just because wall street loses doesn't mean automatically means three yangs there must i think there's a national security strategy by trump i think the national security the state has taken over and what they're trying to do is play the game of international diplomacy that is not going to help either wall street or. they can both be losers if the economy is being mismanaged and it looks to me like trump and the republicans are mismanaging of the economy for instance if trump wanted and wall street what he would really do would be to build up infrastructure. in some set up infrastructure you would lower the cost of doing business for wall street there's no let me jump in here for a second because you know was america's biggest competition globally would be china china of course as an adult policy and it's a top down hierarchical approach and it was a bit of a

and bubba watson wins the wgc world match play title with a convincing win over kevin kisner. hello and welcome to the programmes. plenty to get through but only one place to start and that's with the weekend's big cricket story, australian captain steve smith has been banned for one match and find his entire match fee by the cricketing world governing body for his part in able tampering incident in south africa. the home side won the third test by three to two runs. andy swiss takes up the story. in the eye of a cricketing storm, steve smith glued onto the field in cape town, the world's best batsman given one of its worst receptions after a scandal which has shocked a sport and shamed a nation —— booed. smith had orchestrated a plan to cheat by getting his teammate, cameron bancroft, to tamper with the ball using sticky tape and making it harder to bat against but they were caught on camera and confessed all. the resulting controversy has left a country which defines itself by cricket struggling for answers right to the very top. our cricketers are role models, and crick

john watson was riverside for both. the traditional duel on the thames. under overcast skies, a battle for clea rwater. cambridge started on the south side and soon had the pick of it. calm waters and calm heads, building a lead they would never relinquish. cambridge seem to be into a period of dominance. with back—to—back wins for the first time in 19 years. in the men's race match that performance? go! they started strongly. the men's crew demonstrating power and control as they took the lead. the levers to keep them there. cambridge taking the 2018 men's boat race. emphatic victory. today, this stretch of the thames belongs entirely to cambridge. john watson, bbc news. together to make a contribution to tackling climate change. tower bridge, and piccadilly circus. in the evening. part in the uk alone. much coming up on bbc world news. good morning. i hate to say it. i don't think winter is ready yet to slink off into the sunset. which means some lighter evenings are with us. you will want the sunshine today to enjoy it. of the country. a great afte

this is the watson that wonjeopardy. we have travelled the world to see ai ever tries to treat cancer. it studies of millions, tens of millions of exa m ples millions, tens of millions of examples from the assemblage of scientific literature. predict crime. understand the economy. chamois companies with revenue between $25 million and $60 million. —— show me company ‘s. between $25 million and $60 million. -- show me company 's. and save the world. so it may not yet have conquered diy. but we keep hearing how a conquered diy. but we keep hearing howai conquered diy. but we keep hearing how a i will change everything. technology will make man be more intelligent form of expression. however, it is the bad side of these algorithms that always seems to get the headlines. the fear that tireless robots infused with artificially intelligent brains may one day do us all out of ourjobs. with interaction, with use, with feedback is actually gets gradually smarter. from bots that can talk like arthur. you want to help you res

will the watson platform be able to work across cloud computing computers, or does it have to be with ibm? about -- alk reporter: when you talk about accessing the watson service, you can access the cloud services. watsonl out to the service and get the answer back from the application. many customers use it on premise, not just in the cloud. you begin to see it is a multi-cloud journey that comes up and watson plays the role within that multi-cloud journey. caroline: multi-cloud is an interesting one, particularly with partnerships and i am thinking of aws working with vmware, they have a partnership there. having something you are to respond to? are you looking for partnerships of your own? arvind: we have many partnerships of our own. we have 1400 clients who work on our public cloud. in addition to which we have thousands of more on the private cloud. wes is an aspect of what call the hybrid cloud. many enterprise governments, health care, banking will have this on the premise, they will run private cloud, public cloud and run multiple clouds and the aggregate environment has got

iain watson, bbc news, westminster. 0ur political correspondent iain watson joins us now. the end of your piece seems to imply that a lot of people agree with the actual point but they think that discipline comes before that at this point. which is interesting. jeremy corbett when he was a backbencher rebelled about 500 times against his own party, but he would say there is more expected of people on the front bench and they need to accept collective responsibility. a big ally ofjeremy corbyn‘s chris williamson broke ranks on council tax increases and he's continues to speak out. he stood down and 0wens smith should except doing the same thing. is he relaxed about in speaking out from the backbenches? he will be relatively relaxed. to some extent, ringing 0wen smith back, the leadership challenger, was a show of unity but it has been uncomfortable. i note that 0wen smith was unhappy withjeremy corbyn‘s performance in the commons on the salisbury attack. where is that now? it has calmed down to some extent, partly becausejeremy corbyn has said far more that the finger i

i'mjohn watson. we're here in dublin, where ireland could win their third six nations title in five years. coming up on the programme tonight... could it be a third six nations title for ireland in five yea rs 7 nations title for ireland in five years? they could seal it here this weekend. england will need experienced heads but are without one this weekend. captain dylan hartley injured, so owen farrell steps up. it is an opportunity for him to show he's capable of being a captain in the future. also coming up, the game that could decide the best of the rest in the premier league. we preview manchester united against liverpool, second against the third ahead of their meeting tomorrow lunchtime. yes, and welcome to dublin, where the six nations title could be settled on this penultimate weekend of the competition. ireland in the driving seat after three wins from their opening three fixtures. while scotland's victory over england kept their hopes alive. that was two weeks ago. england and eddiejones

let's cross live to dublin and speak tojohn watson. john, thoroughly deserved by ireland, who have just seemd to get stronger game by game, but england have gone backwards. ireland are six nations champions for the third time in five years following that four try bonus point victory over scotland here in dublin earlier on today. england's failure to match that result and that defeat to match that result and that defeat to france in paris means they surrendered their six nations title. ireland had been the standout performer safar in this tournament. it is 11 test winds in a row. they can dare to dream of the potential grand slam for the first time since 2009 if they can go on and beat england at twickenham next weekend. for scotland, the 6—nation hopes we re for scotland, the 6—nation hopes were still alive coming into the match today with ireland but they we re match today with ireland but they were ended following that defeat. scotla nd were ended following that defeat. scotland must learn to win away from home if they are the on

let's cross live to dublin and speak tojohn watson. john, thoroughly deserved by ireland, who have just seemd to get stronger game by game, but england have gone backwards. it has been hugely impressive from ireland. it has been the third six nations title now in five years following that four try bonus point victory over scotland in dublin earlier on today. england's failure to match that result sees them surrender the title and ireland have been the standout team in this tournament. it is 11 test wins in a i’ow tournament. it is 11 test wins in a row for ireland. that is a new irish record. they can dare to dream now of completing the grand slam if they can beat england at twickenham next weekend. for scotland, it has been a disappointing end to the campaign. the hopes of winning the title was still alive coming into the match with ireland earlier on today, but once again the failure to win away from home hampering their title hopes. they must address that if they are the one day realise their own six nations ambitions of lifting t

watson says oregon law allows the sale of in one 18 or older and both stores refused to sell him a rifle after they checked his i.d. dix is not -- has not made any comments but walmart says it will defend its policy. >>> a woman is in custody and faces charges of stepping at least five people aboard a greyhound bus. during the trip, the woman walked toward the back of the bus, grab a three-year-old girl by the neck, and threatened the child with a knife. the girl's mother tried to stop the woman who stabbed the mother in the stomach. the driver stopped the bus. two passengers grabbed the woman while someone else called 911. she turned the knife on herself, stabbing herself in the neck. she is being treated for her injuries. no report on the medical condition of that woman or the other injured passengers. >>> 4:35. a man from fremont is still in jail after being arrested for a cold case involving two women whose bodies were found along a remote road in 1986. fremont police say that david is responsible for the killings of jennifer dewey and 18-year- old michelle xavier. he's in prison for

i am pleased to recognize the ranking member of the subcommittee, miss watson coleman for her opening statement. >> want to thank you for holding today's hearing and thank you to our witnesses for being here today to share your expertise with us. i have the special privilege of welcoming my niece christine griggs who was called by the majority today to testify on behalf of the transportation security administration. today's is an important one tsa is the most public-facing agency and interacting with 2 million passengers daly and 440 passengers across the nation and tsa has a no-fail mission as a single passenger allowed through with a weapon has the potential to cause great harm. at the same time, a single interaction at the checkpoint in which the passenger is a discriminated against through negative media attention. doing the right thing 2 million times every day without a single failure requires vigilance of a well-trained and dedicated workforce. tsa officers do a tremendous job under extremely difficult circumstances and tsa leadership must continue to put them in a position to

ivan watson live in seoul, 6:00 p.m. there. thanks. >>> president trump securing a trade deal with south korea, removing a divisive issue with our korean ally ahead of nuclear talks. the white house confirming details of a revised trade deal between the u.s. and south korea. many key changes help u.s. car companies like new rules on emissions standards and doubling the number of cars american companies can export to south korea to 50,000. should note here, though, no u.s. carmaker exported more than 11,000 cars last year. and it's mainly due to consumer taste, not because of trade barriers. south korea, its drivers prefer smaller, fuel-efficient cars. the deal exempts steel tariffs limits how much it can export. south korea's the third biggest supplier of steel to the u.s. officials say this delivers on trump's campaign promise negotiating better deals, trade deals, one on one. the u.s. is also talking now with china to avoid a trade war. trump threatened tariffs on chinese imports last week and the chinese came back with their

watson will play justin thomas first. thomas one matches today , winning the whole thing thomas will be the new number one in the world. d. we started with an injury to a key player. unfortunately that's how it will end. the giants father season negatively clouded yesterday. that shot off the bat, hit madison bumgarner on his throwing hand. the result was a fracture of his knuckle . pins have been inserted. he is lost for at least two months. that was to be his last tuneup before opening day on thursday. so the giants are without their ace. stay tuned next, we will air a half hour special on the oakland a's. klan coming up. >> thank you so much, have a great night. ♪ ♪ with the chase mobile app, michaela deprince could pay practically anyone, at any bank, all while performing a grand jetÉ between two grand pianos. she could... in a commercial. in real life she uses it to pay her sister, from her couch, for that sweater she stained. what sweater? (phone buzzes) life, lived michaela's way. chase. make more of what's yo

watson studio and assistant. >> i do want to get your take on another big topic, tha tariffs. do they worry you? >> you would not be surprised that we're a strong supporter of global trade our view is all companies and all people have benefited. i also believe the way you solve that is through good dialogue. you have dave mckie up next. >> and you were on the advisory council. do you still talk to him >> i've been so clear, this is about engagement there it's the data topic, whether it's policy issues, the best route is engagement that's how things change in this country, by engagement. >> ginni, thank you for being with us. guys, back over to you >>> thanks very much, folks. coming up, the northeast is bracing for yet another snowstorm. yippee we will get the latest forecast from the weather channel, blue the shadowy company at the source of the scandal. what is cambridge analytica. we'll explain it all when "power lunch" returns hi i'm joan lunden. today's senior living communities have never been better, with amazing amenities like movie theaters, exercise rooms and swimmin

watson coleman. >> thank you, chairman. i want to associate myself with concerns with precheck the individuals who have been taken through the line who haven't engaged in the whole vetting process for precheck. i guess i want to ask this question first of ms. tobin. thank you all for being here. ms. tobin, i'm troubled by some of the discussion that you've had about the passengers that are transgender passengers in particular that experience when they're going through screening. i get the impression that you believe that there have been so improvement in the way tsa is dealing with these issues as a result of having collaborations and feedback from you and your organization. do you agree? >> well, ms. ranking member, we certainly have seen some improvements on the human element of those interactions. we still pretty regularly hear of challenges, some of the things, you know, i mentioned in my written testimony are things that i think fellow witnesses would agree shouldn't be happening and those things still do happen. we ha

but he was more than happy to watch it against with the kids(sot: dakoda watson) watson>"anything that gotta do with the kids i'm coming ... and then it's just icing on the cake to be able to watch the black panther movie again. it's a commitment to the kids, the 120 kids and the leadership as a part of the 49ers academy to be able to raise some money themselves. i got plenty of comics, i got statues like this, i got a hulk statue, i got a spider-man statue, i am a big marvel fan and it was a no-brainer for me to come out and not only ... just to watch the movie, but be able to hang out with the kids today." more good work in the community... this time by the san jose sharks... mascot s-j sharkie was on hand with the newly acquired evander kane... surprised students at jeanne meadows elementary school in san jose today... they came with school and athletic supplies... books... furniture as well as school projects to aid then kids' education the school was picked based on need... more than 75-percent of the students at the school are low income kane spoke to the kids... then took t