the former vice president is in more trouble after making light of allegations of his unwanted touching. hear what he said after the incident. we re in minneapolis counting down to tonight s final four, and we ll speak with the broadcasters who are calling tonight s games. plus a legendary hoops coach makes waves after she said she would no longer hire men. we ll take a look at what prompted the comments by muffinmy grau and the growing debate over gender equality. and it s a new tier for booze business. we ll explore the trend of mindful drinking and the new claims to have a healthier effect on you and the planet. but we begin this morning with a look at today s eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. so as i say, and this is our new statement, the system is full. we can t take you anymore. president trump dlirchs a blunt message at the southern border. our country is full, our area s full, the sector is full. can t take you anymore. sorry. can t happen. turn a
a 9mm handgun, shooting indiscriminately inside of that card, sending riders running for their lives. to be two people were shot in more than a dozen others were injured in the chaos and confusion. among the evidence recovered at the scene, the key to a u-haul van. bill: that van led investigators to frank james, now named as the lone suspect. investigators say that he is a prolific poster of online videos, they call the content of his clips concerning. dana: meanwhile, the city is in the grips of an all-out manhunt. police using every available resource to find the suspect that they say was hell-bent on bloodshed. speak of this individual boarded the train and was intent on violence. he then fired that weapon at least 33 times, striking ten people. this is a sick act on innocent new yorkers. we want to thank those new yorkers who posted videos, if you look at that video you will see what really makes our city a great city. he saw passengers helping each other. trust
i said, no, you don t understand. it s gone. you, too, can feel better every day with relief factor, a daily supplement that fights pain naturally. call or go online now for our 3-week quickstart, just $19.95. john: looking live at fordham university in new york city where anti-israel demonstration are taking over the campus they are. students are occupying the building. columbia university deja vu is the chaos spreads campuses from coast to coast. this as they are preparing to dole out billions more in student loan bailouts and karine jean-pierre was just asked if perhaps there is something going wrong in our nation s colleges. is impossible that perhaps some of these universities that higher education has gone off the rails that something more fundamental has gone wrong? i would not go that far. you said it in your question to me is it a small percentage of students who are causing that disruption if they are going to protest, americans have the right to do it in
good afternoon. you may be seated. mr. president, chairman dunford, members of the join chiefs of staff, member of the department of defense, men and women of our armed forces and distinguished getzs. thank you for being here today for the ceremonial swearing in of general james mattis as the 26th secretary of defense of the united states of america. it is a high honor for me to be with you today. you look around the room, we stand in a place of honor. the hall of heroes. the names of 3,498 american patriots are inscribed then owalls. each of them performed personals act out valor before andon the call of duty and received the medal of honor as a consequence. it is humbling. secretary mattis, is soon to mark his 50th anniversary in the service of this country. during more than four decked in uniform commanding four levels. the ledden in infran tray battalion in iraq in 1919 and led the first marine expedition ary forces. commanding u.s. joint forces command nato supreme all
taking part in the conversation is kansas senator pat roberts and paul saunders and george beebe, former george w. bush officials. welcome to the center for national interest. we will have an important conversation about russia and the issues with moscow and america s response. it is an important topic and something that a lot of people, a lot of journalists, a lot of people in congress are talking about so hopefully we will be able to shed some light in addition to a lot of noise we should find around town. this sadis this is a distinguished group. i will introduce chairman of the board, charles byte who has distinguished experience. and also with us the congressional commission on u.s. nation interests. the commission which actually made the recommendation before september 11th. recommendati recommendations which were praised but not entirely accepted. and roberts, member of our board. republican from kansas, chairman of the cultural committee and former chairman of the