mr. levee helped make it a reality in tampa bay in 1984 when tampa beat out the nation for the nfl's top game. >> we were the first city to have a host committee. people responsible for certain areas. some of the cities, upset with us. but we set a standard that other cities now felt like they had to have a host committee. win. >> reporter: that sunday night at the old tampa stadium set the stage for tampa bay to become a destination for some of the biggest events in sports. >> i think the superbowl has a lot of responsibility in the way communities have developed. >> tampa is the finalist of the 2019/2020 superbowl alongside miami, atlanta and new orleans. >> this would not be your first superbowl. >> i have seen every one of them here. this area in tampa bay is the best platform. we have the best committee people. we know how to do a superbowl. >> this is a spokesperson here. >> i just know tampa bay. >>> coming up, a synagogue we have seen the damage. happened. investigating? we are ge

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secretary rusk: mr. chairman, i think that was from paris. i read it in the morning post. the dispatch was from paris, that suggests it was not us. they use adjectives i did not recognize. the attitude of friends in the situation is pretty well-known. they think there ought to be a settlement on the basis of the geneva accords. so do we. they think problems should be solved by political means. we would prefer that. they do not leave the time is right for such discussions, or at least they did not see any steps which they themselves can take at this moment to bring this matter to the conference table. not find anything in the letter that justified this word severe used. if my memory serves me right, it said this war is leading nowhere. colonial power. we support them to maintain the colonial origin. you are in the department when this took place. you know all about that. the french if anyone should be qualified to make a judgment about the character of these people, having an intimate relationship with them as colonial masters. in government circles in washington, they can

as i had was with mr. kennedy, not a month after going to the post in paris, he asked to return to talk about the pros of laos. it was confronted with a very difficult situation, i speak from memory now. ,e were supporting a rightist and the question confronting president kennedy was, to what extent should we become involved in land warfare in laos. i don't know. but i would suspect that if he had sought the advice of the pentagon, we no doubt would have committed forces and more divisions. but mr. kennedy, this made little sense. the more we talked about it, the more i agreed with him. a landlocked country, remote from the immediate application of superpower and somewhat less of their power, it seemed to us. yesterday asked me, therefore, to go to paris upon my return and enter into a discussion to see if could not convince them we were interested in a free, neutral, independent laos. in this, and undertook to do. admittedly, with some misgivings of the outset, because he had a reputation for being very c

mr. mcgurk: they are working to -- post paris that they are doing the same thing. passenger name recognition is a critical thing. that was getting in the way and getting hung up on privacy laws. now the eu parliament has passed the name recognition. we know everybody coming in to the u.s. so something we're diligent about and something we raise all the time. within the coalition we now have a permanent structure set up on the foreign terrorists fighter side. it is a permanent platform constantly sharing information and figuring out connecting to -- dots. it has lead to a number of fbi investigations. it came out of the coalition activities. it is something we're going to continue. >> quickly one other question before my time expires. there's been written reports that the terrorists fighters that their salaries and the money has been cut by as much as 50%. what do we know about your reports and what kind of impact would they have? when this begins to break down and try to hone in and damage their ability to finance the terrorists activities. mr. mcgurk: a very good

post-war black life in the north change radically in the 1920s. now a voter cora horne became a republican activist certainly for historical reasons for certainly to annoy her tammany has been. she campaigned for it calvin coolidge as a member of the speaker's bureau for the republican party and a national organizer and secretary of eastern division of the republican national women's auxiliary. something else happened in the 1920s. suddenly harlem was in vogue. not just in new york but around the world. harlem stemmed from a combination of reason from the fact that harlem nightclubs protected by compliant mayor happily ignore prohibition to the discovery of african tribal art in former german colonies which caused picasso to change the faces of his paintings into cubist masks to the smash broadway show a review with the hit song called i'm just wild about harry and a hit dance called the charleston. to a whole new group of black poets and novelists including cora's third son frank horne. known as the family intellectual frank horne became a prize-

mrs. bowlen with the lombardi trophy, ffns cheering every time they got a gliipse of that shiny trophy. lombardi. every bronco from the top on coming out. >> i tell you the most satisfying thing about being player as well as winning it in the front office is to be able to bring back that lombardi trophy to everybody out here. thanks for all your help. when we go in the stadiummand the stadium is packed there's no place like broncos country. this here is awesome, amazing. >> we have the greatest fans out here. these fans have been great all season long for us. and we certainly needed them in a big way. >> in a big way. how about a million, more than a million people. 3 is that big enough so now john elway and gary kubiak have to get down to business keeping this team together for a run at bacc-to- backs. we'll hear from john about % peyton manning at 6:00. >> if you know anyone who stuck around in downtown after the rally you may want to let them % know they can get a free ride passengers g

>> reporter: just after shak shaking hands with mrs. obama she breaks out some dance moves an gets everyone moving with her her. she began a sorely media campaign in 2014 to meet the family posting videos slipping how happy she was to see an african-american in the in addition's top job and the president did not disappoint. mcloren told him over and over again just how happy she was to meet him. >>> she made my day too. wow, that energy is incredible and mcloren is somewhat of a celebrity herself because it shows her meeting with the president has been viewed thousands of times . still ahead here at 5:30 you can stillaround a flight to remember the vows up in the air as one couple says i do. on board a commercial flight . >> anchor: all new at 6:00 a wild party in bridgewater dozens arrested. we'll have the latest ahead at >> anchor: glad you are with us as a lot of you are probably winding down your monday. another hour of 7 news is still ahead. i am adam williams . >> anchor: i'm kim khazei. 7 news at 5:30 starts right now. >> anchor:

mrs. devon still will wear the white jersey - which has "bride-to-be." the bridesmaids each received a stealing from students in need. food and toiletries - swiped from those who need it most. how you can support this tri-state school - as it tries to make up for this loss. fighting the zika virus.the nearly two-billion dollar proposal from president obama. and the new warning for olympic athletes. your seven day forecast is you're watching 9 on your side at 5 the search is on tonite for someone who stole food and other items meant for students in need at northern kentucky university. university.however, nine on your side's tom mckee found a silver silver lining to this story - showing the community comes together in times of need. "this is the new university center home of fuel nku -- the free food pantry to help students in need with food, personal care items and school supplies. the shelves are full now, but it wasn't that way 10 days ago." ago."shayla robbins and shannon scherer stocke

most of the people probably know mr. wirth as well. thank you, jeremy. >>> also today slightly warmer but windy this afternoon increase know especially across the eastern plains where a red flag warning once again is posted. danielle grant is in the weather center. once the heat rolls out the weather rolls in. >> we have a couple more days to kind of see our temperatures warm up, but it has been a pretty nice one out there today. you can see a little bit of a cold front diving through the area. that's what helped kick up the eastern plains, a weak little system, dry one not bringing us any moisture, but look at our storm system from yesterday, mid atlantic states picking up on some very severe weather, possibly of seeing winds. meanwhile on the backside of the system we were talking about blizzard conditions. back at home winds in the 20 mile-per-hour range around the foothills. here in the metro area aurora, watkins, centennial about 23 miles per hour and those winds are still howling as they have been all day long in southern wyoming

not a long one and mrs. off the post. you don't see that -- misses off the post. you don't see that very often. the first play of the game, he missed it wide. it adds a disappointing loss of 24-10. it's going to sting for a long time for the pieces are in place for them to make another run. this one is going to take a while to get over. back to you inside. mark: we have a couple more years before he figure out with the narrative of this carolina panthers team will be. they are hoping this is just a a lesson for this team to learn and they will be back and winning a super bowl next time. maybe this'll be the closest they ever got. heather: the a gain could not start of the national anthem. by the dawn's -- heather: that is lady gaga as she belted out as a writ -- a rendition. joel: our very own liz horton has her own singing history of the carolina panthers. he or she is with the mascot after she sang the national anthem at the panthers-steelers game back in 2006. she kind of knows what lady gaga went through. minus the red eyeshadow. joel: maybe that is what the p

they say mr. javius purported himself to the district a its teachers to have a doctorate in urban school leadership f fm usc, when in fact he did not. javius responded to that post yesterday, saying he had attended the doctoral program at usc, but had not finished his dissertation, and had in the interim misrepresented himself as a doctor. we spoke with edwin javius over the phone within the last hour. told us he never misrepresented himself as a doctor to the cedar rapids school district, and said he els remorse about past indiscretions.

the post from the a-list actor spurred a warning for skin safety. also at 5:00, a beyonce bounce for red lobster, why the restaurant chain is crediting the pop super star for sales over super bowl weekend. those stories and more when we see you for "action news" at 5:00. >> thanks rick. >>> a health sentner north philadelphia will help care for even more people. steven and sondra sheller was awarded $180,000, the program helps teenagers learn how to prevent and treat heart disease. >>> still ahead on "action news" at 4:00, why a travel company picked philadelphia as its top destination for 2016. >>> and get this a maryland man's phone is glowing up with thousands of messages. we'll explain in big talkers. >>> and do you want to relax a little bit you'll want to stick around for what's the deal? we have a deal from a massage company coming up. >>> and looking live yes that is city hall in center city. the snow is coming down and adam joseph has the full accuweather forecast from accuweather. dear fellow citizen, i know how it feels to save for retire

retweeting a post that read mr. trump both cruz and rubio are ineligib ineligible. it's a slam dunk case. that was retweeted by trump. trump continued to subtly raise doubts about rubio. >> you're not sure marco rubio is eligible to run for president? >> i don't know. i've never looked at it, george. somebody said he's not and i retweeted it. i have 14 million people between twitter and facebook and instagram and i retweet things and we start dialogue and it's very interesting. >> joining me now, kathleen parker, msnbc political analyst whose a resident of south carolina and republican strategist john fear ri. welcome both. first kathleen, i want to ask you about this kasich issue. we raised it earlier and let's con textualize it a bit. he first ran for state office in 1978. he first ran for congress successfully in 1982 during the reagan first midterms. let's play that sound now. just now at a kasich rally. >> now did i get elected? nobody was for me. we got an army after people and many women who left their kitchens to go out and go door to door and put yard signs

and so my question to you, mr. president, really is in the effort of the national governor's association. what can we do as an nga, as states to communicate better with the federal government and what can the federal government do to better communicate with the state. this should go post us. we're all off in the sunset some time. but it would be nice if there was a process to make sure we work together and communicate better and have better outcomes on behalf of the american people. >> good. well, first of all, i think the nga generally has been a terrific partner for us. i hope you feel the same way. my instructions to my cap net, to my secretaries, have always been that we have certain laws, statutes, mandates yarks ththat to abide by. >> president obama answering questions about state federal cooperation. we'll listen in to see what other questions are asked. >> we'll be right back after this. much more to come. then, i decided to have my dna tested through ancestry dna. it turns out i'm scottish. so, i traded i

in the general election, mr. defeated bush and rosd perot. >> when president bush led america to victory in the gulf war, some of post in. now, he is a plan to cut spending and restore new hampshire and the nation.

analysis by the washington post reveals that by the end of december, mrs. clinton had received more than $21 million from the financial sector and nearly half of those donations came from tina -- two financiers, george so are us -- george soros and donald sussman. the golden state warriors were welcome to the white house today, writing a high note after another outstanding game against the wizards in washington. curry had 36 points at the half and finished with 51. he made 13 of his first 14 step -- shots. global news to you four hours a day powered by our 2400 journalists in one 100 50 news bureaus around the world that i am mark crumpton. back to you. than 30 minutes now to the close of trade and as we mentioned, really no direction and outocks dipping in of negative territory, including the nasdaq. abigail doolittle has more. >> the volatility is certainly one of today's big stories. nasdaq only fell back by half a percent late in the morning. here at the nasdaq, mainly in the red because of the big dragon big tech including alphabet, facebook, microsoft

i get to trump, clinton, mr. k sick -- kasich. sanders get how bernie plays in south carolina. who will vote for him? what he reminds me of, in and whatthe enthusiasm he has built among the base. it is a progressive part of the party that has not as -- that has not had as much of a voice as it should have. what he reminds you of is the movement politics, rather than -- he is movement politics than a certain voter he is appealing to. winning talk about him every demographic, that is an important statistic. if ernie can mobilize people street,nd anti-wall reducing income inequality, it is a single issue that resonates. francine: people want change or this is voters voting and anger? >> this is the real question of what we are going to see. what is animating the electorate? when i look at the economics, look at new hampshire, unemployment is lesson 4%. people would not be as angry as they are, but they are upset about what they see as the inequities of wall street, the rigged economy. polls, they said they believe the economy is rigged in favor of the wealthy. donald trump and ber

this the first permit i've ever posted it. i'm not posted because mr. singh. he's a fine again i have a problem with the way that permits have been granted in yellow zones and i like to educate the board as to what the problems are with these yellow zone. if we were here tonight because the dpw had put a food truck in a blue zone, everybody would say how can you do that. that is specifically for handicap access for disabled access. if the dpw came back and said well we give the permit. that to mta to write the ticket that would seem a little odd. it's not any different for yellow zones. yellow zones are the blue zones and white zones are actually defined by state. i talked to a traffic engineer and other code section. while news about these can say what hours of those zones can operate, they can't change the nature of those zones. so, these conversations were debated rather extensively, and the dpw's own regulation says that two trucks food trucks, it says >> overhead, please >> is of the mmf shall comply with all curbs on regulations. the mmf shall comply wit

. >>> mr. norris will be interviewed by press club member up with a correspondent for the "washington post" and the author or co-author of the books including two "new york times" bestsellers published in 2012 with the late john's and the battle for america 2008. he's a regular panelist on pbs washington week and a frequent guest on cbs, nbc and cnn. and he's so busy he will probably have to leave this event in less than an hour to be one of the roasters and toasters of gwen ifill across the ballroom. i would answer questions, so i hope you have a bunch. afterwards, mr. morris will sign copies of his book at the table. by the way, marion was the recipient of the state award in 1998 and her picture from that night is just outside the room on the law. please get a national press club welcome to dan and john morris. [applause] >> thank you all for coming. we are here to celebrate the life and times of a great washington institution, a former colleague of mine and many others, some of whom are in t

post war black life in the north changed radically in the 1920s. now a voter, cora horne, became a republican activist, certainly for historical reasons but possibly to annoy her activist husband. she campaigned for calvin coolage in the 1924 election as a member of the speakers bureau for the republican party and an organizer of the eastern division of the run national women's auxiliary. something else happened in the 1920s. suddenly, harlem was in vogue. not just in new york, but around the world. harlem's sudden vogue stemmed from a combination of reasons. from the fact that harlem night clubs protected by a compliant mayor happily ignored prohibition to the discovery of african tribal arts in german colonies which caused picasso to change the faces of heir painting into masks to a smash broadway show called shuffle along, fast-paces review with a hit song called "i'm just wild about hari" and a hit dance called the charleston, to a whole new group of black poets and novelists, including cora's third son, frank horne, known as the family intelle

. >>> mr. norris will be interviewed by press club member up with a correspondent for the "washington post" and the author or co-author of the books including two "new york times" bestsellers published in 2012 with the late john's and the battle for america 2008. he's a regular panelist on pbs washington week and a frequent guest on cbs, nbc and cnn. and he's so busy he will probably have to leave this event in less than an hour to be one of the roasters and toasters

mrs. rinato, you need to see the clerk just down the hall to post claire's bail. what's really going on here is a young womais paying for your inability to play well with others. if nothing else, you should recuse yourself. not going to happen. your client was present during the crime and she does have a history of violent behavior. then charge her as a minor-- she was only 15 at the time. i'm sorry, but my hands are tied. maybe a different judge can untie them for you. you've got five minutes. i'm all ears. my client is running late, your honor. my docket is full. define late. i can't. that the motion hearing was scheduled for today? a motion that you filed on her behalf to try her as a minor. yes, sir. did the people send notice? we did. then where is she? i don't know when was the last time you actually spoke with your client? ur honor, if there are no objections i would be willing to reschedule. a generous offer, ms. cabot but totally unnecessary since i'm issuing a bench warrant for the defendant's arrest right now. you want to tell me why a bench warrant goe

mrs. mclauren's visit was part history month. >>> the u.s. women's national soccer team is head to go rio. the reigning world cup champs punched their ticket to the olympics this weekend. sunday's championship match was a matter of formality but the stars and stripes never let up, beating canada 2-0 to win the tourney. >>> a hoops fan with courtside seats had a message for lebron james last night. the oklahoma thunder fan shouting just suck it up, lebron. she was apparently not too happy with king james' pleas to the refs. the thunder needed more than endearing fans to stop lebron. cavs got the 115-92 win. >>> russian winter swimmers, yeah, i said winter swimmers found a new way to build up their stamina and concentration by playing chess in nearly freezing water this weekend. swimmers took the plunge in 41-degree water as a way to test their mental and physical strength. each round lasted no more than five minutes. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," american girl unveils a new historical doll you'll only see here. i'm

gayle and mr. wong, that would be very interesting! >>> "the washington post" animals being used to crack down on illegal hunting in the u.s. remote-controlled decoys are game wardens who high from game porches and some of those decoys shot a hundred times or more pr here . here is the question. can you spot the fake deer? the answer is one on the right. that is pretty good. >> yeah. that looks more life-like to me. >> i thought so too. i pick the wrong one. >> color looks more life-like to me. >> we were all wrong! >>> the "new york post" is reporting on tiger woods health. woods posted a twitter video of his golf swing and wrote that he is progressing nicely. that followed a report saying his latest back surgery had left him hobbled. woods who is now 40 hasn't competed in about six months. >>> the story also suggested that he is still the most popular person on golf right now. decline of civilization. croissants are getting straightened out. a new york chain is only selling straight versions of the popular breakfast pastry. they are