adam smith considered three values, fairness, benevolence and prudence. these elements of character are ground in the infancy and crafted over a lifetime, that's the well tuned brain. crafted over a lifetime. it is it is crew the promotion of social fellowship exercise that it is a matter of conscious choice when shared responsibility, healthy children portion healthy families. healthy schools and healthy communities. collectively we are in habits designed as humans in mind and through markets with opportunity and choice. it is not changed by embracing the past, we can imagine the future. now you might wonder who this young woman is, this is is my granddaughter. she introduces the second part of the book with the story, she was on a sheep farm with my other daughter. this is a lamp she rescue. sheep have a tendency of taking each other's lamps, you might not know that but they get so hyped up with their hormones before they give birth that if a mother gives birth they will snatch the lamb and take it away. it takes only a few minutes for the bonding in th

. >> reporter: and then at the end of the day, the only other african-american on the adams and smith job site found a rope on his car. james went to a shop steward and reported the incidents. >> they tried to apologize, say that he said that he was going to take care of it. nothing ever happened. >> reporter: james, father of two, says his hours were cut after that. and then he was told there was no more work for him. >> that's retaliation which is against both federal law and state law. >> i think about it all the time. day to day. you know? it's a traumatic situation for me. it's something i never experienced. so it's there in my mind all the time. >> reporter: kpix 5 reached out to the utah-based company but did not hear back. on the adams & smith website the company touts its work on the bay bridge and says they are committed to maintaining a company that creates employee pride. brian mccormack, james' attorney, says their actions indicate otherwise. >> they think they are a big corporation that can pick on the individual and nothing will happen. but what we can do is we can stan

but it was a system of relatively new ideas that adam smith made up at the time. brian: david seidenberg was the director of the huntington library. he is talking about another one of your documents. [video clip] >> this is the famous first folio shakespeare printed in london by isaac jagged and edward blunt. not clear whether shakespeare saw any of these additions are not. no shakespeare manuscripts survive. this edition that was produced in 1623 was the first real attempt, as it says in the subtitle, published according to the true original copies. now what those true original copies are scholars have debated since this book appeared. brian: what did you take shakespeare? scott: i think he is a pretty good writer. [laughter] i think he has had an enormous effect. this was one of the great achievements -- of course, were it not for this particular volume here, we would not know about shakespeare really in large measure. more than half of his plays have never been published before. there had not been an authoritative edition of his works presented. while this is j

adam smith gives tech the lead....71-70...two minutes to play.... 12 seconds to go....donte grantham's georgia tech adds a pair of free throws...to lead by two.... clemson gets the ball with three seconds to go...blossomgame gets off a shot....no good.... clemson loses 75-73. the usc baseball team remains undefeated following a fantastic debut by a freshman pitcher. adam hill taking the mound for the first time as a gamecock....the youngster is dazzling.... he goes six innings...strikes out eleven and doesn't give up any runs. the gamecocks get all the runs they need in the second inning....the bags are loaded for marcus mooney....he sends one deep to left......tyler stroup drops it....the error allows two runs to score.... usc wins it five to nothing....they improve to four and oh. adam:there were nerves before i got there and nerves when i got on the mound. once i threw my first pitch it was like any other game. you know..back to the basics..doing what i do. chad:we thought when we signed adam that he could think you can see we thought that today...he preformed extremely well. the ga

we seem to be devolving back to adam smith because once upon a time there was either capitalism or socialism, communism. capitalism seems to rule the roost but i'm not sure that's evolution and which direction it's going. what concerns me even more is politics. democracy is the direction of the evolution but, unfortunately, democracy on exit is in maybe 20% of the countries on the earth. democracy doesn't begin to exist in africa -- >> that's no longer true. >> it is still true. to our election but our elections manipulated and sufficiently flawed that we would not call democracy. what concerns me actually most is evolution in the field of religion. people have been moving away from god's who could decide everything, determine our future, so one of so forth. all of a sudden, some of us are evolving back to god for absolute into can be traced to fourth century prophets, plus jesus christ in the purest form. and i don't really see any evolution better. if anything i see, i do know what the opposite of evolution is what is happening in the muslim world, which is a quarter of mankind, is certain

adam smith, huge second half. clemson down 3 in the final seconds. donte grantham, talk about a huge second half. all of his 16 points come after halftime.. ties it up. georgia tech going right to the hoop in the final second and georgia's hunt gets the call at home. replay would confirm it was correct. game high 25. jaron blossomgame gets a chance georgia tech likely bursting clemsos tournament bumper to bumper tonight.. tigers got to 16-12 on the -- bubble tonight. >>> kevin punter is not expected to play in this game because of a stress fracture. he scored a career high 36 when the vols beat the gamecocks last month. frank martin said it's a loss his team learned from. >> we played hard that game but we didn't compete and it's our job as coaches to let guys know that's not acceptable, not what you want to get better. we grew from that day. day. >>> play of the day, vandy at florida. nice block to josh hen derston -- henderson from 80 feet. vandy gets the win, 87-74. >>> and kentucky continues to they blow out become become alabama by 25. and arkan

adam smith hits the three to give the jackets the lead. clemson would rally. dante grantham hits the big three for the tigers late in the game. just under 15 seconds to play as he hits the triple. we are all square at 73. georges hunt draws the blocking foul. he would hit both free throws to put georgia tech up 2 with three seconds to play. a last look for clemson, blossomgame gets a decent shot , but it is off the mark. georgia tech rallies from a 13-point second-half defecit to beat clemson, 75-73. we will get back to basketball in a moment. south carolina baseball, back in action today at founders park in columbia. usc opened the season with a sweep of albany. gamecocks hoping to move to 4-and-0 on the young season with a win over appalachian state. anderson's adam hill dealing for south carolina. hill retired the first 10 batters in his first ever appearance for the gamecocks. 11 strike outs for the former tl hanna yellow jacket. scoreless into the second, bases juiced for marcus mooney. he merely leaves the yard. still enough to get to runs home. greenvil

. >> reporter: and then at the end of the day, the only other african-american on the adams and smith job site found a rope on his car. james went to a shop steward and reported the incidents. >> they tried to apologize, say that he said that he was going to take care of it. nothing ever happened. >> reporter: james, father of two, says his hours were cut after that. and then he was told there was no more work for him. >> that's retaliation which is against both federal law and state law. >> i think about it all the time. day to day. you know? it's a traumatic situation for me. it's something i never experienced. so it's there in my mind all the time. >> reporter: kpix 5 reached out to the utah-based company but did not hear back. on the adams & smith website the company touts its work on the bay bridge and says they are committed to maintaining a company that creates employee pride. brian mccormack, james' attorney, says their actions indicate otherwise. >> they think they are a big corporation that can pick on the individual and nothing will happen. but what we can do is we can stan

. >> we are joined by congressman adam smith of washington. he is a top democrat. he is a member of the select committee on benghazi. in our studio to help with questions, richard lager. we will start with richard. good morning, congressman. how are you? >> good. i would like to talk about the defense commission. they are calling for a major increase of the budget, $18 million for 2017. they describe the president's budget as underfunded to do with the threats the u.s. is facing around the world. the threat environment they described as being the most frome since world war ii north korea, who refuses to stop its nuclear program. i would like to get your thoughts on this increase and whether or not you feel the budget is adequate. >> there is no question we face a severe threat environment. a,think north korea, russi isis, there is no end to challenges. is president must budget mine hundred $60 million. -- $960 million. million. this is the exact number that the republicans agreed to last year in the budget deal. it is the agreement that was made for last year's fun

adam smith comes up with the steal and gets the finish at the other end and the and newton nailing the three-pointer, just before the shot clock expires. and the orlando magic with a game tied and a chance for the tied and two seconds left it's magic's turn, and this in-bound pass with the turn around, falling away at the buzzer. 96 to 94 the final. and ricky fowler blows his lead and that allows matsuama to win right here. and now fowler needs this put to pors a force a play-off, and it takes four of them, and for the second time on 17, fowler finds the water and he is not going back from this mistake. he is going to take advantage, and he only needs two puts on this green and he walks away a winner. >> all right, kevin, thanks. at your seven-day forecast, next. >> and then him fiepped out why all of these people dressed up during this extended visit from your extended family, all you want is a peaceful moment to stream your show. and you need enough bandwidth to share with a full house of hungry users. lightning internet from bright house networks. the speed you need. and now connect

in 45 minutes, a history of the new hampshire primary with adam smith of the university of new hampshire and co-author of "the first primary." lambert 8:30 a.m., gary on his support for jeb bush. at 9:15, burt cohen on his support for bernie sanders. >> on your screen is manchester, new hampshire, the political center of the world this week. population 110,000. last night at the university of new hampshire a debate was held. bernie sanders and hillary clinton took part. one of the issues discussed was the definition of progressivism, what progressive means, and we want to hear from democrats only in this first section of "washington journal" this morning. democrats

@adam smith comes up with the @steal and gets the finish on the @other end. @jackets down by 1. @five and a half to play. @three minutes. @check this out. @newton nailing the three pointer @just before the shot clock @expires to give miami control. @'canes win it 95-78. @>>> kids don't always follow in @dad does for work uricly doesn't @work for his children. @that is not the story with this @family. @this daughter is following in @her father's footstep. @part of a family tree with roots @in coaching. @merissa lynn has the story. @>> reporter: before she ever @realized it, coaching was in @kaley cutter's blood. @>> i don't think i even thought @about it at all. @i -- it never cross mind mind. @>> reporter: kaley never had to @think about it because it is who @she is. @>> more inclusive. @>> reporter: as a player from @the university of tampa from 20 @the university of tampa from @2010-2014, her teammates looked @to her for guide spans i was @definitely not an impact player. @ i didn't start. @i was a leader in the film room. @i -- we had an all american @middle who was like -- k

"no comment," from adams and smith. >> an 30-year-old woman who crashed her car into a gym killing a woman inside will not face charges. the alameda county district attorney has declined to press charges. the family of the victim, 49-year-old keith baker is sigh the driver and the gym. the lawsuit accuses both of negligence in the crash. the driver said she accidentally hit the gas rather than the brake while parking the mercedes s.u.v. outside of the gym. >> dog owners in the east bay are alert after two pets were injured by tacks, someone is leashing hundreds of the sharp objects in a fenced off play area in the dog park in hercules. january 30, dog owners noticed the tacks spread all over the park picking up piles enough to fill up several sandwich bags. on saturday they found they were in the pack again. >> in my dog is hurt i would be angry, i don't like the idea of any animal being hurt. i cannot manufacture adults would do this or kids. >> police do not know who is dying this and they hope the public will help catch whoever is responsible. >> a new permit could be required for

on the next "washington the new" a history of heckscher primary with adam smith of the university of new hampshire and co-author of "the first primary." then former new hampshire state senator gary lambert on his later, for jeb bush, and former new hampshire state senator byrd: on his support for burt coheners -- on his support for bernie sanders. next, republican candidate donald trump meeting with members of the manchester, new hampshire police department. this is 20 minutes. [chatter] donald: this is a new tradition. [laughter] right? not bad. do you have the other one? do you want me to do two of them? >> i am glad you got in. donald: anywhere you want to go. donald: come on, james. [chatter] donald: this is aaron, right? this is julie, right? see, i know. will you be okay? folks. wow. a very impressive group. best in the state. -- toust want to shape say thank you to officers for being here. when it justified to congress recently, i talked about how law enforcement has had an effect. i talked about the heroin crisis that we are dealing with. mr. trump says he has concerns for wh

being good disciples of adam smith, they are looking at their comparative advantage. ted cruz is a checklist conservative. he can check all the boxes on the issues and say i have taken conservative positions and voted a conservative way on those issues. donald trump is more an attitudinal, gut level conservative. he is appealing to an attitude and an anger. trying to attack him on whether he has been consistent on the issues and seeing if you can get some traction there. who hasu have jeb bush put all of his chips in new hampshire and south carolina. according to these polls, he is still not faring well in south carolina, at 4%. what does the endorsement of marco rubio from nikki haley mean for jeb bush? guest: it could conceivably be a changing of the guard. he brought in his brother. he has the support of lindsey graham. we could be seeing a younger ,eneration coming to the fore which is what marco rubio would like to see. jeb bush needs to do something in satellite. -- south carolina. host: south carolina will decide bush's campaign. if you does not do well, is it

on the adams and smith web site the company touts its work on the bay bridge and says they are committed maintaining a company that creates employee pride. the attorney says their actions indicate otherwise. >> they think they are a big corporation that can pick open an individual and nothing will happen. but what we can do we can stand up for mr. brown and make sure that this never happens again. >>reporter: andrea important what kpix 5. >> brown is suing for lost wages and punitive damages. >>> company 2016 tonight the presidential candidates have their eyes on the next battleground states. south carolina and nevada veronica delacruz says the republican feed is less crowded. >>reporter: carly fiorina and new jersey governor chris christie suspending their campaigns. christie left his campaign headquarters and refused to answer any questions from reporters. c.ty finished 6th in the new hampshire primary he won just 7% of the vote. fee or ina is throwing in the tall after poor showings in iowa and new hampshire. she ran unsuccessfully for senate in california. the south carolina primary

host: adam smith, he was our guest for newsmakers. you can watch the entire conversation today at 11:30 a.m. and 6:00 p.m.. it will also be available online at c-span.org. back to our calls. they're getting your thoughts on the road to the white house. trish, who is your canada? caller: good morning. it is hillary clinton. she has been debating politics since she was in high school. i really don't care who wins as long as it is not donald trump. i don't think it is going to be because he has insulted every latinos, black, people, gay people, disabled people. he is an awful person. do not want him representing the united states with that attitude. you have to be friends with other countries and you have to represent what the united states is and he is just not it. let me ask you -- why not bernie sanders? caller: i don't know. i have just always liked hillary clinton. i voted for her in 2008. i'm just going with her. host: can i ask old you are? caller: 44 years old. host: do you feel an obligation as a woman to vote for her? caller: a

. >> on the next washington journal, a history of the hampshire primate with adam smith -- andrew smith at the university of new hampshire. senator gary lambert on his support for jeb bush. --er, bert: on his support his support for bernie sanders. you can join the conversation with your calls and comments on facebook and twitter. one of the things that i saw throughout this entire timeline is that most of the founding fathers and early presidents knew in their minds that slavery was wrong. they knew it. to they weren't willing inconvenience their own lives to make that come true. >> sunday night on q&a, jesse holland discusses his book, the untold story of african-american slaves in the white house. they were all slaveowners. so they would bring in slaves from their plantation. george washington did this as well. he brought in slaves to new york city and philadelphia from out vernon. firsterved as the domestic staff to the united states president. >> sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on q&a. next, republican presidential candidate and new jersey governor chris christie talking to voter

smith was right but the way it would make a difference. the way he worked with republicans and democrats, the way he addressed with the crisis we dealt with, sarbanes-oxley a reform legislation that no one thought would occur. that was mike oxley. as my friends said before and my friends will say after me, an amazing fellow, a charming personality, a kind of an individual that i would describe as an old school member of congress, an old school chairman and what do i mean by that? someone who cared about this place and cared about the members. sometimes that's absent any more in what we do, but he cared about the institution and he cared about the membership. he cared about the country, and it was demonstrated in his work product. i'm a better person, a better member of congress for having served with mike from the day i walked in here in 1994 until his retirement at the end of 2006. a better member. i think this place is better for him having been a member. the only regret i have is there's not more mike oxleys out there. there's not more

adam smith gives tech the lead....71-70...two minutes to play.... 12 seconds to go....donte grantham's three ties it at 73..... georgia tech adds a pair of free throws...to lead by two.... clemson gets the ball with three seconds to go...blossomgame gets off a shot....no good.... clemson loses 75-73. the usc baseball team remains undefeated following a fantastic debut by a freshman pitcher. adam hill taking the mound for the first time as a any runs. the gamecocks get all the runs they need in the second inning....the bags are loaded for marcus mooney....he sends one deep to left......tyler stroup drops it....the error allows two runs to score.... usc wins it five to nothing....they improve to four and oh. high school basketbal playoffs... 4-a action. irmo hosting carolina forest. === first quarter... rolling. dre'von sweat buries the three from the corner. 10-3 irmo. === ta'vonne bond has a big game for the home squad. he drops home 23 points... as irmo defeats carolina forest by a final of 61-45. one -a playoffs... a thrilling finish between c-a johnson and ridge spring monetta. ===

i mean basically what you're saying is that you believe that the adam smith invisible hand should be applied across the board, whether it's oil, interest rates or the global commodities market as a whole. history shows time and time again you do more harm than good than trying to jiggle the market through banks and what not. do what it wants to do and it will eventually get where it needs to be. >> thanks for taking the time. make sure you send me your next so i can put it on the list. simon, back to you. >> the mind boggles to where that might be, having said that. >>> pledge and scrubbing bubless, one of the united states companies becoming a global company to combat the zika virus. sc johnson's plant in pleasant, wisconsin. welcome, mary. >> mount pleasant, wisconsin. thanks so much. bug spray and insects billions in annual sales. sc johnson began boosting production, knowing they would be important tools in fighting the zika virus. carried by the mosquito, a public health emergency. suspected of causing a sharp increase in babies born with microcephaly in brazil or abnormally sma

. >> on the next washington journal, a history of financial primary with adam smith of the university of new hampshire and co-author of the first primary, a book about the state role in elections. then former new hampshire state senator gary lambert on his support for jeb bush. later, burt cohen on his support for bernie sanders. journal's library morning at 7:00 a.m. on c-span. you can join the conversation with your calls and comments on facebook and on twitter. >> next, chris christie talking to voters at village pizza in newport, new hampshire. this is 25 minutes. [horn honking] gov. christie: thank you very much. we appreciate you hosting us. >> nice meeting you. gov. christie: nice to meet you. how are you? thank you so much. i appreciate it very much. good to see you. hey, everybody. [applause] gov. christie: thank you for coming. good to see you. i am doing all right. how are you? >> you want a hamburger? gov. christie: we will see. >> i have a good tip for you. gov. christie: what is that? >> nice to see you. gov. christie: how are you, sir. >> good, thanks. >> nice to see yo

[laughter] ♪ on the next washington journal, a history of the new hampshire primary with adam smith at the university of new hampshire and co-author of the "first primary." then former new hampshire state senator gary lambert on his support for jeb bush, and then brent: on his support for bernie sanders. washington journal is live every morning at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. you can join the conversation with your calls and comments on facebook and twitter. [applause] >> every election cycle, we are reminded how important it is for citizens to be informed. to track thee way government as it happens. >> there are a lot of c-span fans, and my colleagues are going to say, i saw you on c-span. >> there is so much more c-span does to make sure people outside the beltway know what is going on inside it. >> republican presidential candidate ted cruz talked about addiction and recovery in new hampshire on thursday. advocates for recovery programs took hard. included elected officials from vermont and florida. this is two hours. [mingling] >> if you could all take your seats, we are going to g

adam smith from fox city news invested in a 7 foot tall sign welcoming customers, tended hours as many did and saw absolutely-at most we found our survey to show about a 1 percent increase in additional revenue from the sb 50 tourist. [inaudible] we have seen absolutely no additional superbowl increase in sales. they also lost their weekly business in the ferry building which from what i understand is empty throughout the week. i guess lastly we would strongly recommend whether it is the demographic of the people coming in from a situation like that from what we can see and this sawn official assessment, it didn't seem like the majority of people were into explore san francisco, so if we were to have another superbowl in the city we would strongly suggest some type of marketing outreach or incentive program to get people to see superbowl buy superbowl products and go to places that are easily accessible. a incentive city funded to get them into other neighborhoods let alone other businesses that are not-off the beaten path. let's see, our findings of the 25 plus businesses that respond

i have to tell you, adam smith is rolling over in his grave right now. here's a guy who was a capitalist, made a lot of money. can i just ask you this question, why is it when people get older, they want to shut the door behind them? george soros, others, right? stuart: i am old. i am of a certain age. [laughter] i am not shutting the door behind me. i've ranted -- and i've done it on in this program this morning -- i rant and rave the idea that i should pay even more in taxes on top of the 60% i already pay. >> ridiculous. 92% is what they want that top level to be. there's been an analysis of this tax regime, what would it do to gdp? it would reduce it 9.5% over ten years. >> wow. >> that's the impact. that's why you should say this is a really stupid idea. >> ben and jerry's, they're just there, they have no idea -- >> i like how they say we're not economists, but we're going to weigh in anyway -- stuart: wait a minute, we have a youngster with us. kirsten hagland is her name. a lot of bernie sanders' support comes from millennials like yourself. >> y

you know, being good disciples of adam smith as republicans are, they're each looking at their comparative advantage. ted cruz is a checklist conservative. he can check all of the boxes on the issues and say i have taken conservative positions and voted a conservative way on those issues. donald trump is more of an attitude nal con sesh serservat. cruz is attacking him on whether he's been consistent on the issues and seeing if he can get some traction there. >> and then you have jeb bush who has put all of his chips in new hampshire and south carolina. >> right. >> according to these polls that we're talking about, he's still not fairing well in south carolina, 4%. >> right. >> what does the endorsement of marco rubio from nikki haley mean for jeb bush and what does the south carolina primary mean for jeb bush? >> well it could conceivably be a changing of the guard. he brought in his brother, the former president, george w. bush, he has the support of lindsey graham, a big player in south carolina politics for a couple of decades. we could be seeing a younger generation coming to the flo

this is talk to al jazeera -- i'm adam may. my guest this week is the actor anna deavere smith. her solo show looks at how children are being pushed from school into the criminal justice system. >> notes from the field, you interviewed 150 people? >> right now, just about. but normally i'm, like, up to about 300. it's just that this project is-- is developing-- more slowly, in large part 'cause i was on a television show for 7 years-- nurse jackie. >> "notes from the field: doing time in education" is a two-act show and in that first act you become many, many characters. how do you change hats so quickly? >> well, this is a smaller show. i mean, in-- my biggest show was about washington and about the press, and i did 52 characters in that show. so, i mean, notes from the field maybe had i think less than 20. it's all technical, you know, it's all what i've been teachin' myself how to do for a long time. but and it helps that, when i was a little girl in baltimore, i was-- i was a mimic, you know. it wasn't socially acceptable, >> who are some of the characters? >> so-- some kids

his name is adam smith, and he's famous for the following line: "if erybodyursues his or her n self-ierest, 'll wk out for the best for everybody." most of you know that that's silly. it's a wonderful rationale to go out there and do what you want for yourself and not care about anybody else, but where that leads is exactly where we are... in a very, very bad crisis. so, let's begin by analyzing this crisis as the crisis of a system. and we'll go on to talk about this system even when it's not in crisis, because that's as big a problem as the crisis itself. but crisis is where we are. 2012 is the fifth year of this crisis. what does that mean? first and foremost, it means that we have in the united states today something on the order of 20 million to 25 million people who either don't have a job at all, have been without a job long enough that they've given up looking-- so-called discouraged workers-- or folks who have to take a part-time job because that's all they can find, but they would like to have a full-time job. the bureau of labor statistics in washington keeps records like this.

being good disciples of adam smith, they are looking at their comparative advantage. ted cruz is a checklist conservative. he can check all the boxes on the issues and say i have taken conservative positions and voted a conservative way on those issues. donald trump is more an attitudinal, gut level conservative. he is appealing to an attitude and an anger. trying to attack him on whether he has been consistent on the issues and seeing if you can get some traction there. who hasu have jeb bush put all of his chips in new hampshire and south carolina. according to these polls, he is still not faring well in south carolina, at 4%. what does the endorsement of marco rubio from nikki haley mean for jeb bush? guest: it could conceivably be a changing of the guard. he brought in his brother. he has the support of lindsey graham. we could be seeing a younger ,eneration coming to the fore which is what marco rubio would like to see. jeb bush needs to do something in satellite. -- south carolina. host: south carolina will decide bush's campaign. if you does not do well, is it

john is live in port smith. >>reporter: hey, adam, there's no doubt the pack is chasing trump but a lot of these guys believe that trump may not be so strong down in south carolina which is next so second could be important. is jeb in line to be the granite he's hoping to move to 1600 pennsylvania avenue. >>man: this is the chance to change direction for a country and to solve problems. >>reporter: bush is in the mix for second place in our latest 7 news tracking poll along with an ohio governor who sees himself in washington, too. >>man: we're hard charged to go down there and we have a rock solid team and all that. >>reporter: senator marco rubio spoke to hundreds of voters young and old in the national community college. >>man: he's polled consistently ahead of everybody else since june but we feel great, we want to do as well as we can and get as many delegates as we go. being in new hampshire has been a lot of fun. >>reporter: texan ted cruz is hoping for a new hampshire bump as he looks ahead to friendlier

representative doug collins, judy chu, lamar smith, adam schiff and mimi walters have expressed their concern over the proposal is potentially adverse impacts on minority and religious content creators. i wish the commission had listened to these voices rather than plowing ahead with a flat proposal because it does not respectfully dissent. >> commissioner riley. thank you, mr. chairman. i've spent considerable time on issues involving set-top box test experience along with serving the landscape has led me to conclude the set-top boxes are a relic of the past. they are already well under way to the fate of the video rental store. so why in 2016 with the commission be doing a set-top box item? the idea of an agency maintaining its control by placing outdated regulations under to knowledge is unfamiliar may be on the right track. we have been subjected to extreme of the item. the propaganda is have a hard time staying on message. but this catchphrase, only papers over the destructive results to come in the video marketplace if the commission proceedings to adopt the rules presented toda

. >>> we have live team coverage of the storms, ken smith and adam owens talking to the homeowners about what is going on. >> we are in the weather center all afternoon and evening tracking the storms. >> mike, you and the weather team told us days ago this storm this dangerous potential, boy, did they live up to it. >> yes. during the event at the 5:00 hour when we had 8 tornado we did not have the kind of tornadoes we had back then. let's look at the radar view. the event has been over for some time. it ended 7:30, 8:00. now, these are the storm reports that we saw all 24 hours. not here just in virginia but alabama, florida and north this is a close-up view. the wind damage reports, we are talking about durham county. we had wind damage, a report of a tornado touching down. we have towards vance county and reports of 3 inch hail. we are talking about the size of baseballs and softballs, there is waverley up in southeast area. the good news is, it is done, we have cooler air coming in. you might of noticed the wind howling strong out there. that is the case throughout the night tonight

smith, co-author of the first primary. a book book about the states world when presidential election. former new hampshire state senator carrie lambert on his support for jeb bush. later, bert oh and on his support for bernie sanders. "washington journal" is live and you can join the conversation with your calls and comments on facebook and twitter. >> village town and city, folders brain brave winters to cost the road. thanks to the people of new hampshire it's good to be back here new hampshire. >> first in the nation primary. it's great to be back new hampshire. >> they have called new hampshire's primary the most cherished of american political right. >> governor, thank you so much for coming in. >> this is a place where you can observe a candidate and the heat of a dialogue, and the heat of getting tough questions about their position on an issue, it's not just a place where there's scripted speech. >> new hampshire takes its first in the nation primaries very seriously. this is a series of town hall meetings will be

ward, and wounded smith mountain lake chamber of commerce executive director vicki gardner. representative bob goodlatte/(r) 6th district: people who engage in threatening or violent behavior, when they apply for a new job, we want previous employers to be encouraged to disclose information about those very concerning actions, so we wind up not hiring someone who continues to perpetrate violent acts, but rather gets directed to the kind of help that they need. the legislation would offer employers protection from lawsuits. 9th district congressman morgan griffith and 5th district congressman robert hurt have signed on as co-sponsors, and goodlatte says the bill has bipartisan support. virginia's hospitals could threaten their survival. a t-v ad from the virginia hospital and health care association urges viewers to call their legislators and tell them to vote "no" on house bill 193. the bill would change the permitting process for many medical services and health care facilities. supporters say the reforms are needed to increase competition, but opponents say the legislation

ward, and wounded smith mountain lake chamber of commerce executive director vicki gardner. representative bob goodlatte/(r) 6th district: people who engage in threatening or violent behavior, when they apply for a new job, we want previous employers to be encouraged to disclose information about those very concerning actions, so we wind up not hiring someone who continues to perpetrate violent acts, but rather gets directed to the kind of help that they need. the legislation would offer employers protection from lawsuits. 9th district congressman morgan griffith and 5th district hurt have signed on as co-sponsors, and goodlatte says the bill has bipartisan support. virginia's hospitals are fighting legislation they say could threaten their survival. a t-v ad from the virginia hospital and health care association urges viewers to call their legislators and tell them to vote "no" on house bill 193. the bill would change the permitting process for many medical services and health care facilities. supporters say the reforms are needed to increase competition, but opponents say

smith there is probable charge for the charge of second-degree murder. there is no bond. >>reporter: they are charged with taking the life of a six- year-old king carter was shooting another person in his apartment building saturday afternoon. >> it's not going to bring him back. we have faith in the lord. >>reporter: monica smith's son was shot in the chest were going through a store to get candy. said he wants to bury a child? who wants to lose a child? >>reporter: pressley, wearing a gps monitoring on probation for strong armed robbery. a battery and adams went to the complex to kill a person named juju and exchanged gunfire with them. they had a beef with someone on social media. >> i don't. >>reporter: do you want to see them find it juju? 10 apartment resident we spoke with knows it juju, stephen jones said he may have seen the early 2000 model four-door black lexus like this one. the police are looking for. it has bullet holes in it.>> carter's mother hopes more tips will come in. she's grateful for the community support. >> this is better and i am stronger because

. >>> on the next washington journal, a history of the new hampshire primary with adam smith at the university of new hampshire. and co author of the first primary, a book about the state's role in presidential elections. then former new hampshire state senator gary lambert and later, burt cohen on his support for bernie sanders. washington journey is live on c-span. you can join the conversation with your calls and comments on facebook and twitter. >>> this weekend the c-span cities tour, hosted by our cox communications cable partners explores the history and literary culture of santa barbara, located approximately 90 miles northwest of los angeles on the california coast. the city is nicknamed the american riviera for its spanish influence and architecture. on book tv we'll learn about the history of endangers species of california. next, find out about rising sea levels and the threat they pose to coastal cities. >> 3 1/2 million people in california live within 3 1/2 foot of modern sea level. many of them in the bay area. that's a lot of people to move. >> then we'll visit the old mission

todd adams is the general manager of a family owned repair shop.... smith muffler in covington.he says no shop can make money doing an oil change for under 25 dolalrs....saying the oil and filter alone costs... costs..."i would say $22 to $25 if you purchased it yourself."what about the 14.99 coupon?turns out the fine print says they can charge up to an additional $39 for fees! brian says he would have liked to know that first. first."car's already up, they've already got the oil removed, then they show you what the real cost is gonna be." be." in the end brian said the manager agreed to remove some for monro muffler told me he would look into brian's complaint.but because of the disclaimer on the coupon the shop legally did nothing wrong. so read the fine print so you dont waste your money. some of us could see some flurries flying around. around.let's turn to chief meteorologist steve raleigh for a look at if any of those tonight it's an all new night of t-g-i-t! t-g-i-t!and we have a special sneak peak of tonight's scandal. scandal.<"sir i'm so t-g

representative doug collins, lamar smith, adam schiff and mimi walters have expressed their concern over the proposal potential adverse impact on independence minority of religious content creators. i wish the commission to listen to these voices rather than plowing ahead with a fallen proposal because it does not, i respectfully, dissent. thank you. >> commissioner o'rielly? >> thank you, mr. chairman. over the years i spent considerable time on the policy issues involving set-top box appeared past experience along with serving the current the landscape has led me to conclude that set-top boxes are relic of the past. they are well underway to the fate of the video rental store. so why in 2016 with the commission be doing a set-top box item? the id of an agency maintaining its control by placing outdated regulation of new technology sounds familiar, you may be on the right track. in recent weeks we've been subjected to a steady stream of hype about this item unlocking the box. never let it be said is commissions propagandists have a hard time staying on message but this particular catchp

todd adams is the general manager of a family owned repair shop.... smith muffler in covington.he says no shop can make money doing an oil change for under 25 dolalrs....saying the oil and filter alone costs... costs..."i would say $22 to $25 if you purchased it yourself."what about the 14.99 coupon?turns out the fine print says they can charge up to an additional $39 for fees! first."car's already up, they've already got the oil removed, then they show you be." and john will be back today starting at 5....with a man who fell for the irs phone scam....wait till you see what can happen if a relative of yours takes the bait!plus, angry mcdonalds customers speak out about the end of 2 for $2 deals....later today so you don't waste your money. coming up ... how many gallons of soda do you think the avg american drinks in a 'year'? you're watching 9 on your side at noon the cleveland clinic is making history.this week.. surgeons performed the first uterus transplant in the u-s.the hosptal says it was on a 26-year-old woman.. using organs from a deceased do

-p&she )s adamant this will not stop-p&her from-p&going back. -p&-p&new at 11 -p&-p&oscar smith football coach-p&richard morgan, junior has a new-pg. tonight marietta high school in georgia says he s accepted a head coaching job down there.. morgan )s coached at the chesapeake school for the past 13-years - under his leadership he s led the team to the state championships twice. oscar smith was also recognized as one of the nest football programs in the u-s last year. the georgia assume his post in georgia march first. rain tonight - and a chance for snowflakes? more ahead! also - the death of a teenager in kill devil hills inspires change at the intersection where she died. the hope - to save lives. also - major renovations at a hampton shopping center! i m makenzie walter live in san dominic weather update the pennsylvania sex assault against bill cosby is moving ahead. tonight - a judge refused to throw out the case. that decision swept aside a former district attorney s claim he gave cosby immunity from prosecution almost a dozen years ago.

kaufman and professed his love for liz smith. >> here's the picture of the person who governor spitzer was alone with in a hotel room with. back in russia -- and the post and others are reporting some what? >> they say she is once a former prostitute she claimed she earned 5,000 a night. immediate detailing her exploits with men and flew back to russia on sunday and -- >> elected not to press charges. i guess at the end of that. potentially. >> okay. let's move on then. we're learning more about justice antonin scalia's health before his unexpected death. >> couple of things he had high blood pressure, heart trouble for a long time. the judge who basically okay od physician. justice too wake for a shoulder surgery. >> they felt his heart wasn't up fur it. anyway some people were very curious about why the autopsy was not -- they didn't do an autopsy. anyway, the supreme court they do not provide regular health disclosure qhs you're a member. >> unlike for the president. they publicly put that stuff out there. we did hear had this written about it in "the new york times," what did justi

his name is adam o'donnell. police say he was involved of something much different. he's accused of kicking a man in the leg, breaking it on both sides. he spoke about what he said happened to him. after he could. stand, the detective put life in the back of the police car and droesh him to random road sai. life continues to walk with a limp and it's affected his personal life. he was never charged or arrested for a crime. >> i'm still boggled on why it was done, period, why did it happen in the first place. i never did anything. i never did anything wrong. >> o'donnell is now suspended for 30 days. the department intends to dismiss him. we also spoke with the union that is representing o'donnell. you'll hear their side of the story ahead at 4:30. we live at suv huntingdon park. >>> they'll pay tribute to a police officer in atlantic city who died on duty. officer kevin wilkins accidentally shot himself while on duty six years ago. the ceremony happens in an area renamed kevin wilkins way. it's 4:04 and 31 degrees in philadelphia. >>> an attorney for a woman convicte

we have scott smith here from purgatory resort. a lot of good snow to board and ski on, just a blue bird day up there. well, as far as the temperatures go tonight, mostly in the teen, low 20s over the eastern plains. single digits, below 0 readings out west. temperatures in the teens and 20s. tomorrow, where we were today. 40s, 50s over the eastern plains. 40s and 50s. here is your denver forecast. good looking one, too. for tonight, mostly clear skies, 21 and 19 are the overnight lows. tomorrow, fair, seasonal, 52 and 50 for the highs. here comes the warmup, 58 on friday. look at that, 70 on saturday. the record for saturday, 73. 60 on sunday. 63 on monday. and then we have a little change. 46 on tuesday, with a chance of rain or snow showers, not much better on wednesday. another bright spot on thursday, but friday, another chance for showers, we're starting to see >> we'll take it whenever ,, ,, when you get one gig internet from centurylink and prism tv and they're both delivered on a super-fast fiber network directly to your h

smith, they killed six-year-old king carter. after shooting at another ball chest not going to the store to get candy. >> it can go to those anyone. pressley was wearing a gps monitor and on probation for strong-armed robbery. a battery and adams went to the complex to kill someone named gigi. pressley in advance had a beef with someone on social media. >> that resolutely spoke with those >>reporter: bit . jones said he may assume that lexus like this hopeless are looking for. it has bullet holes in it. king carter. so there has will call police for community support. he had a big heart. >>> you're looking at the intersection of 12 am and they are saying prayers that of the sun-i been more on the 7:11 pm. >>> one suspect was a nine-game were. placing saying anything about. the word anyway. crimestoppers. >>> another rally against violence is being held tonight were two teenagers were shot minutes apart. last night i wanted not survive. 17-year-old david goldbaum was killed as he walked to the store near 14th ave. and seventh str

adams, fleming, anderson, dan river. l.c.a. nelson views, alta vista. also jordan hamlett, heritage. hancock, brookville. holland, martinsville. jones, rustburg. jones, e.c. glass. killya jones, and lee, price, and ragland. robinson, smith, tucker, and wayer. >> our 20 girls, bates, finnerty, freeland, hairston, hassle, haywood, henzley, mcyellow, smith, turner, vaughn, wiseman, young. >>> college hoops the weekend. virginia plays at duke at 4:30. liberty goes for its first win ever. and lynchburg on the road at shenandoah. randolph plays at eastern mennonite. and averett travels to greensboro. and congratulations to braxton beverly. >> that is a hot hand. and that will do it for "full court press." right after this. >> mark: this is quite the lineup. i say dave did it. >> reporter: it's all my fault. i know. i know. >> george: sports guy sandwich up here. >> reporter: the way it should be, right? >> reporter: thank you. >> mark: that's for another day. right now we want to talk about this weekend. >> george: it's going to be a we have frigid weather fo