it was aurora who raise him.infectious and loving energy that is so powerful. i am 100% the man i am today because this woman raised me from when i was six months old. singing and dancing with wiping away my tears and being cooking for me and making me laugh at every turn. like so many filipinos, her story is not all smiles and love. she had to choose a away from her daughters and thousands of miles from her family. there are literally thousands of people around the world, thousands of people around the world, me included, who have been influenced by her endless kindness and love. >> filipinos give of themselves, their time, their money and love to others. they do and continue to do what needs to be done to survive. ♪ >> small and white ♪ ♪ clean and bright ♪ bless my homeland forever ♪ may you bloom and glow, skbloom grow forever. ♪ mess bless my homeland forever ♪ >> this is from albert. oh, my god. >> i really hope you enjoy this year. i know that my heart always. i love you very much, albert. ♪ joy to the wor

pedro: el descontento es evidente para la seÑora aurora mirta flores, quien llene una propiedad y recibiÓsu tierra para la construcciÓn del muro fronterizo. >> cuando comienzan a quitar terreno, eso no estÁ bien. ese terreno nos costÓ bastante. pedro: nos llevo hasta la tierra que asegura perteneciÓ a su familia por varios generaciones. nos dijo que se construye un muro o ma va a perder la mayor parte. >> ahÍ queda la memoria de mi padre. pedro: la pequeÑa poblaciÓn fronteriza se encuentra en el extremo sur de texas, en una zona que depende eminentemente de la agricultura. en la misiva que recibiÓ la seÑora aurora dice: el propÓsito de esta carta es tratar muro montÓ una compensaciÓn justa. estados unidos calcula que la valor de la pÉrdida --la una cantidad con la que -- de la propiedad es de $ 2.900, precio que no le parece justo aurora. el gobierno federal al parecer tiene un serio interÉs en cercarlo lo mÁs rápido posible para impedir el paso de personas y drogas. segÚn el portal electrÓnico de ventas divinas raÍces, el precio de un acre de tierra la frontera puede oscilar entre los $3

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host: kathy is calling you from aurora, illinois. good morning.ller: thank you for taking my call. my daughter and i were going down the main street in our city, just outside of chicago, 50 miles. -- tankerker truck cars on the rails are going right through the downtown of our city of aurora. tanker trucks. on the other track was coal cars going the opposite direction. it is incredible and no one seems to do anything about it. 34se trains follow route plano, all of these tracks go right through downtown areas. it is incredible. no one does anything about it. fortunately, we have not had derailments. in aurora, the tracks are held up on huge pedestals of concrete. you can just see how they are falling apart. they look like they could come down at any time. thesere going underneath huge pedestals of concrete. going right through the downtown city of aurora. it is incredible. something will happen and when used to it.will bepeople are so aurora is like from the 1800s. there is nobody even that does business hardly in the downtown area. all the busine

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i've always wanted to see the northern lights, but the aurora zone has now shown me the way to do it the right way. >> i love this place! >> this is a new northern lights village. it's in finish lapland, and at minimum, you have to stay there three nights. but i wouldn't complain. >> is there a maximum? >> depends on how much that credit card can cold, because it's $850 per person. yeah, it's expensive. >> $850 per person, for a three-night minimum, food's included, they have an on-site restaurant. but your cabins are inspired by igloos, they have partial glass ceilings and they all face north. this place was designed by a photographer and there are professional aurora photographers on site to guide you through the area and take you on tours of seeing the lights and finding where they are and all that good stuff. and the northern lights only show up at night, but they have day activities like snowboarding, dogsledding, sleigh rides, pulled by reindeer, or snowmobile safaris. >> you're pushing hard for an invite. >> here's the thing, you can't sleep! the whole purpose is to see the no

llamada aurora boreal, el choque de las partÍculas orales con la atmÓsfera terrestre.l resultados son unos magnÍficos destellos de los que generan un colorido efecto visual. william argentina se creyÓ gracias. hasta maÑana. presentadora: reclaman el director interino de ice por los arrestos. un juez ordena dejar libre a un dreamer mexicano que fue arrestado hace mÁs de un mes, cuando los agentes de inmigraciÓn buscaban a su padre. seguidores del gobierno de venezuela protestan en caracas conta la opa. --oea asÍ comenzamos. ♪ enrique: en una inusual apariciÓn pÚblica, eel director interino de la agencia de inmigraciÓn y aduanas de ice anticipo de un foro comunitario. en la reuniÓn que participaron representantes de organizaciones civiles se dieron momentos acalorados. jaime: con gritos y constantes abucheos, decenas de asistentes a la audiencia, reclamaron al director interino que agentes han revisado en las zonas aledaÑas de escuelas. a partir del inicio de la presidencia de donald trump. >> los agentes de ice no son bienvenidos en california. jaime: por el jefe del al

asegura que se vieron obligados a realizar toda clase de limpieza en un centro de detenciÓn en auroraperimentan es verdaderamente aberrante, si habÍa dudas de que se les trata nuestros hermanos inmigrantes, como esclavos modernos... yo pienso que sin duda, se les trata peorque esclavos . dulce: el grupo entablÓ una demanda en contra de la empresa que administra esta y decenas de cÁrceles en el paÍs. tras el fallo de un juez, podrÍan incluirse hasta 60,000 personas afectadas a lo largo de una dÉcada. en un comunicado, la empresa se defendiÓ diciendo que constantemente han repuntado esas afirmaciones con firmeza. el grupo de demandantes, busca obtener una compensaciÓn por daÑos y prejuicios pues asegura que la empresa, logrÓ lucrarse a base de ellos . en los Ángeles, dulce castellanos. fÉlix: la comunidad de indocumentados, tiene dudas una gran cantidad de preguntas sobre sus derechos. andrea linares, conversÓ con un abogado de inmigraciÓncon respecto al tema y nos recuerda algunos puntos bÁsicos que todo emigrante debe saber. andrea: no vivir con temor y conocer sus derechos, es el pri

>>> el muro fronterizo que autorizÓ el presidente trump z cruzarÍa por la propiedad de la seÑora auroraestados unidos adquiere propiedades a lo largo de la frontera con mÉxico para hacer una cerca y le dan $2,090 la familia flores trigo por cada uno o 2 acres. >>> somos 58 y que nos quieren dar 2900 entre los 58 alcanzamos $50 >>> fue algo de mi mamÁ y de mi abuelito y mis bisabuelos >>> la familia flores no quieee renunciar a sus tierras >>> parte de la parcela quedarÍan de este lado >>> ellos consultan con el abogado porque el valor de la propiedad es mayor de lo que el gobierno ofrece >>> antes de empezar con la construcciÓn del muro fronterizo las empresas postulantes deberÁn presentar un modelo de lo que piensan edificar, con estos prototipos el gobierno verÁ el diseÑo de las propuestas. >>> el seÑor rhodes muestra el modelo de muro que presentÓ al gobierno, Él y unas 700 constructoras quieren construirlos pero las especificaciÓn del gobierno tiene lÓgica. hay otras empresas que aseguran tienen la infraestructura para la construcciÓn del muro donde costarÍa unos 12.000 y 25 mil mil

aurora. >> only one i know is belle. because i havv three boys. it's batman and superman. so bye. >> i'm maverick. >> maverick needed more work. okay. liz bryant and dierks bentley, still trying to get their act down before they hosted @cm awards for the first time. and must have done well because they were invited back to do it again. we join them as they were getting everybody excited for the big show. >> that's easy. they are two of the hottest and biggest selling country artist today who happen to be good friends. >> we know too much about one another. we can kind of cut up with one another and don't get a little ego hurt. we're tough. >> dierks with three nominations and luke up for entertainer of the year. ♪ ♪ ♪ play it again ♪ >> this will be the third time he has taken home the award. >> you've heard it? >> what would happen if there was an envelope snafu like at the oscars. >> i would just love to have my name announced, even if it was the wrong name. >> run with it. see ya. >> can't recant it. too late. >> for three years llke was paired

a family in aurora, colorado finally got their dog back. it took a judge to declare that the dog was not a wolf. animal control insisted that it was a wolf hybrid which are banned as well they should be. the family provided the court with the results of a >> we knew that because we knew he wasn't a wolf. we were just happy so they knew. they were stating him as a wolf and they knew he wasn't. >> he doesn't act like a wolf. >> what does he act like? >> a regular dog. >> what does a wolf act like? the owner pleaded guilty to misdemeanor dog at large charge and had to promise to build a six foot fence to keep capone from getting loose again and arrested and charged with being a wolf. >> dog at large. >>> gibe was suspected of being a wolf one time. >> said no one ever. >> exactly. thank you. >>> we are looking at warmer weather tomorrow and really warm stuff over the weekend. >> there you go. >> let's start with our three degree guarantee. i am sweating a little bit about this. we went 50 today. we were cold to start but didn't have much wind.

though won't return him because he could be part wolf and it is illegal to own a wolf hybrid in auroraapone could be euthanized the shelter is holding him until dna test comes back proving he's not part wolf. the family says they believe capone was a german shepherd m mix. >> he's a family member and we don't have him here with us and we all miss him so much. >> a lot of dogs could have 2% wolf in them. what constitutes an actual wolf when they going to start pricking my beagle and finding out if it's a hybrid animal that should be terminate. >> family's lawyer says the city's there was not state what percentage of wolf makes a dog wolf and they expect to find out the dna tests in a week. >>> a space x falcon rocket carrying communications satellite blasts off in to space the rocket launch pad was originally built to support the apollo row gram also used for historic launch of the moon bound apollo 11. launch had been scheduled for earlier this week but it was pushed back to today because of the weather. real live crime drama. one local town gets some new technology that could help the

nats el 3 de marzo, los agentese ice arstaron un indocumentado que asistia a la corte.la juez auroramartnez jonconfirmo que el reportcrio como la polvora y que esaisma tarde, un gran numero dehispanos faltaron a audienci en casos de proteccin infant.13:04:38:07 "a definitely having a chillg effect overall" translate: "definitivamentetiene un efecto intimidator". s voceros dla agencia inmigracion y control aduanas senalaron que lasdetenciones no fueron erepresalia por las politicmigratorias del condado, rla juez no lo cree. 13:056:02 "thnumbers rerted out ice itself ts weekrove thate are beingtargeted". tnsle: "lasifras que porto ice ea semana soprueba de que mos un blanco especifico". el lunes, la agencia fedal informo que el condado travifue la jurisdiccin donde senego enumero mas al de solicitudes de detencion de inmigrantes en doel pais. 10:26 "unless and until a federal immigrion officialgets a warranta person is iour custory under our state jurisdictn".translate: "a menos y hasta e ungente fedal de inmigraón obtea una ord de arresto, el detenido es ennuestra custod y bajo nuest

>> i think aurora castro has a nice ring to it. >> i don't know. >> i'll help. sometimes. >> so cute. >>> protection from hackers, the state is making big plans to keep your personal information secure. >>> also a boy and his uncle did something 95% of us couldn't. they built a self-supporting they built a self-supporting bridge with no true radiance comes from within. new radiant toothpaste by colgate optic white. whitens teeth both inside and out. for a radiant, whiter smile. be radiant by colgate optic white. >>> new consumer protections could be coming to help secure your internet connected gadgets and toys from hackers. a state bill would require manufacturers to better secure products sold in california and require buyers' consent before checking personal information. privacy groups say even toys like the my friend kayla doll, which uses bluetooth, can pose a greater privacy threat people realize. kayla is looking at you. >>> a story that might make you feel inadequate. >> it involves two geniuses a young boy from ireland and an italian from the 15th centu

gadi schwartz, nbc news, aurora, colorado. >> in the meantime, there is another major political showdown looming in washington with confidential hearings with neil gorsuch all wrapped up, the leaders in the democrat and the senate, chuck schumer, is promising to filibuster, forcing gorsuch to get 60 votes. that could set up a showdown with republicans who could change the rules to make confirmation a simple majority vote. >>> tonight authorities in the u.s. and israel say a man is under arrest for making the majority of bomb threats to jewish community centers that spread fear throughout the jewish community in the u.s. and overseas. triggering those frightening scenes of evacuations of children at preschool. the feds say he's a dual israeli american citizen. our justice correspondent pete williams has the surprising turn. >> reporter: hiding his face, the man accused of making well over 100 alarming bomb threats appears today in an israeli courtroom. >> we managed to get that suspect after having concrete intelligence from different security agencies around the world. >> reporter: inves

as ceo of palo alto's security company, aurora sees breaches every day. if these documents are true no matter what you have encrypted, the cia can get to your data before you encrypt it. >> as you type into your key board on your phone or your internet enabled television, before the encryption hits, they can get data. >> which means we should rely less on our devices and think more about what we keep on them. >> these documents appear to be authentic and they appear to show the intelligence agencies have deliberately maintained in the most he common devices that hundreds of millions use every day. >> no comment so far on the documents from white house or from tech companies, my row soft, google and sam slung only say they're investigating. back to you. >> thanks so much. our coverage continues on "nightly news." lester holt looks at how vulnerable your devices may be. that's coming up. >>> all politics is local. today san francisco supervisors a symbolic step and shot at trump. they passed an ordinance prohibiting city departments assisting the government

. >> >> en texas doÑa aurora estÁ en alerta el gobierno quiere su terreno cerca de la frontera para construirque mide unos 50.000 pies cuadrados. >> ya tenemos mÁs de cinco aÑos o seis que estamos viendo los muros que vienen desde... el otro lado del pueblito este. siguen pasando nada los va a detener. >> pero la casa blanca tampoco se detiene en primeros presupuestos de la era trump destina un presupuesto para la construcciÓn del muro >> (habla en inglÉs). a pesar que recordemos el presidente ha insistido varias veces que el muro lo pagarÁ mÉxico. >> es una pÉrdida de dinero, una pÉrdida de tiempo. >> ademÁs el presupuesto del departamento de seguridad se incrementa 7% para abrir mÁs centros de detenciÓn y contratar mÁs agentes para detener y deportar a indocumentados es crear un estado policÍaco y al mismo tiempo militarizar la frontera. en general el presupuesto beneficia claramente al pentÁgono para afrontar el gasto habrÍa 5.000 . >> lo que preocupa que sacrifica muchos programas sociales. >> por eso hoy en el capitolio algunos decÍan el presidente propone pero el congreso dispone, o sea

marÍa:un fenÓmeno natural deleitÓ a miles de personas en el polo norte, se trata de la llamada auroraos agentes de inmigraciÓn buscaban a su padre. seguidores del gobierno de venezuela protestan en caracas conta la opa.

i'm considered the northern lights aurora specialist.lf, sometimes in —30, —35, it is total darkness, you cannot see anything. but then when the lights, the northern lights come on, it is as bright as noon. and it was, like, wow, how small you are, and it's just amazing. the northern lights are about... i was invited this year to teach how to do night sky photography, including time—lapse video making, and structuring those images. you need some help from the moon, so i love the moon. the half moon is great. the full moon is a little hard because it's too bright. music plays. here injasper national park i am lucky enough to be the photo video guy for the park which means i get to go out and capture all kinds of things including scenery, wildlife, events, and share them with the world. when i first moved to jasper i lived just outside town and it was really dark there. and every night i was treated to a fantastic sky, and i could walk out, no lights, so i could look up and see the milky way above me, and it wasjust so awe inspiring. so of

she just went through surgery at uch hospital in aurora colorado.iend decided to turn on the camera and steal her nose. >> i took your nose. >> why? >> as you know people go through anesthesia and sometimes take things a little too literally. >> you can't do that. >> but i just did. >> no you can't. >> yeah. >> i need that back. >> no. >> she's right. you really shouldn't go taking people's noses. >> she's literally right as well because he literally can't do that. but in her his he just did. >> say please. >> please. >> here. >> why would you do that? you can't just keep going around stealing people's noses and think that's funny. what if i just stole your nose? you would suffocate. that's not funny. >> right, that's rude. didn't your mother teach you better than that? >> don't steal people's noses. that was literally the first lesson she taught me. >> what the heck is this? it's like a booker on my hand. because you bit my nose off. now my bookgers are getting every. >> she's got a good attitude and posted this on her facebook page. she's cool wit

nbc news, aurora, colorado. >>> there's another major political showdown looming in washington with confirmation hearings for neil gorsuch all wrapped up, the leader of the democrats and the senate is vowing to filibuster forcing gorsuch to get 60 votes. that could set up a showdown with republicans who could change the rules to make confirmation a simple majority vote. >>> authorities in the u.s. and israel say a man is under arrest for making the majority of bomb threats to jewish community centers. triggering the frightening scenes of evacuation of children at pre-school. he's a dual american-israeli citizen. >> reporter: hiding his face, the man accused of making well over 100 bomb threats appeared in an israeli courtroom. >> we managed to get to the suspect after having concrete intelligencem agencies around the world. >> reporter: investigators say the calls began six months ago. first to new zealand and australia and then the u.s. starting late last year. they finally traced them to the 18-year-old monday and arrested him this morning in his family's apartment. police say he used advanced

melinda in aurora, illinois. hi, melinda. your mind? caller: hi. i was watching the congressional this morning and back and forth with c-span journal."on be ge people, whether they democrat, republican, larger ent, look at the seeing how what is going on with the cabinet and -- in washington, d.c. and picture on our oreign influence government and put aside their ifferences with republicans or be united as country. if there is confusion about for the facts on your own, whatever party you are in. our democracy. it is at stake. melinda.y, "wall street journal" front page, story about the president's move on the signing nt yesterday, executive order that he said will save coal jobs. what the president had to say when he went over to e.p.a. headquarters yesterday to legislation. er e is senator tom carpent defending president obama's clean power plan and what he had president's the claim it could save coal jobs. donald trump is shirking our nation's responsibility, disregarding undoing ience and significant progress we made to ensure we leave a better,

has ante house exclamation -- -- a spokeswoman says the president just wanted to wish the aurora -- he fired over the weekend when he refused to resign. scotland's leader want another referendum on independence is -- is a youthtest -- efforts of compromise have been met with a brick wall. there should be a vote on independence. that could happen next year are -- or in 2019. bracing for a late winter blizzard. extends a storm watch all the way to new england. the snow is likely to start falling way tonight. vonnie: thank you. coming up, intel ceo talking about his company's deal to acquire a mobile line. this is bloomberg. mark: live from london and new york. vonnie: list is the european close on bloomberg markets. that under the spokes phrase when it launched its black badge series last year. thet in sales to record for ones is the real british brand. ,or more on what we can expect president of rolls-royce north america. thank you for joining us. >> my pleasure. vonnie: what can we expect next? >> we just introduce this car last year. the first units will be delivered in december. it r

aurora: bueno, hay muchas cosas.s una advil. porque nada funciona más rápido, por más tiempo o más fuerte que advil. ¡salud! conductora: a plena luz del dÍa dos sujetos tomÓ por asalto a un hombre en new york. el sospechoso se acerca sigiloso y robo a la mochila de la hombre. empieza un forcejeo. califican autoridades que el decomiso de armas ilegales traÍdas desde virgia a travÉs de una tuberÍa de hierro. el arsenal al parecer eran vendidas en brookling. una nueva polÉmica involucra la familia trump. su hija, vive en un inmueble de un millonario. la compaÑÍa del empresario estarÍa presionando al gobierno para que revierta la resoluciÓn que le impida la explotaciÓn en suelo estadounidense. riesgo de sufrir un brote. la enfermedad podrÍa reproducirse en temperaturas cÁlidas. vamos con javier y un adelanto de los que nos presenta en "edition digital". javier: la baja de un 40% de deportaciones se debe al gobierno de trump? sabes dÓnde estÁ el oso? te vamos a contar de quÉ se trata mÁs adelante. viste algo, sasha? sasha

. >> aurora knows that god can chase the ball, but what about a hockey puck?police officer obliged to make him out such the pot. the dad navigating the ice for an end to end, crashing into the boards and bringing it back to the cop. the cast have clinched a playoff spot, so maybe they'll consider giving the dog escaped a mistake. that's a cute story. but we see in the market is anything but cute. investors respond to the first time to what was on friday and they did not put the republican repeal of the health care bill to vote. touch or someone under 39 points. s&p futures on 20. oil fell enough this morning. almost 3% last week. we will turn it right over to maria bartiromo as "mornings with maria" begins. congratulations on a wonderful three years on sunday morning futures. maria: thank you so much. that was great. we celebrated that yesterday. happy to be here and happy. monday, march 27. her top stories at 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. chaos in the nations capital. i miss us to pass up your bill they been tensions in the party. president trump's agenda now

but then investigators turn their focus to paige's first husband who lives four hours away in aurora,colorado. >> reporter: and here's why -- it turns out that paige had rekindled her romance with her first love, ron beigle, and was with him just hours before she vanishes, having a picnic at this park in eagle, colorado. >> it wasn't anything that was out of the ordinary. we just decided to meet that day. eagle was the halfway point for both of us. we left at the same time and arrived back in our towns at approximately the same time. she called me to make sure i made it back into denver and that's the last i ever heard from her. >> i need to talk to you about a missing person emergency. >> reporter: two days later, beigler calls 911 to report his ex-wife missing. >> i saw her all day on thursday and then i talked to her when she got back in town. she is definitely missing because she would never leave her children. >> reporter: her first husband, ron. she was with him that day. she leaves him. he's the last person to see her. but he was ruled out pretty quickly? >> effectively alibied

aurora australis instead of aurora borealis. it is so beautiful. i'm cool with the video.eday in person. the other story we have to talk about radar coming in. you can see the winter weather advisories and see freezing rain in central pennsylvania up through parts of the poconos into southern vermont and western massachusetts. that's where all those advisories go and then the warmth moves in. this segment brought to you by delta. your local news and weather next. shake up your routine with a completely new way to clean. new colgate total advanced health mouthwash. shake to activate a powerful cleaning action that removes twenty four times more bacteria. improve the health of your mouth with new colgate total advanced health mouthwash. shake to clean. >>> "good mo >>> "good morning america" is brought to you by the 12-hour pain relieving strength of aleve. gth of aleve. \ s1 10 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 >>> got some rain in the forecast. >> we don't expect it in the south bay until 9:00. th

aurora australis instead of aurora borealis. i do want to see them someday in person.o talk about radar coming in. you can see the winter weather advisories and see freezing rain in central pennsylvania up through parts of the poconos into southern vermont and western massachusetts. that's where all those advisories go and then the warmth moves in. >>> "good morning america" is brought to you by the 12-hour pain relieving strength of aleve. >> anchor: good morning, washington! i'm melanie hastings. we are following breaking news in woodbridge, 2 adults and 3 children rushed to the hospital after an early morning house fire, in the 11,000 block of rand rod road. there is no fire hydrant. we're told the victim's injuries are not life threatening. two more teens reporting missing in dc. 16-year old angel burl seen wednesday on 34th road in northeast and 17-year old chareah hasn't been since seen tuesday. there has been an up take in cases but police say the numbers don't tell the full story. we'll be talking with the head of the youth and family services division about th

aurora australis instead of aurora borealis. i do want to see them someday in person.talk about radar coming in. you can see the winter weather advisories and see freezing rain in central pennsylvania up through parts of the poconos into southern vermont and western massachusetts. that's where all those advisories go and then the warmth moves in. this segment brought to you by >>> "good morning america" is brought to you by the 12-hour pain relieving strength of aleve. >> good morning, i'm tamala edwards, 7:56 friday, march 24. matt is looking at i-95 he says they have a small problem. >> reporter: they had big problems on the schuylkill expressway, this is a small problem southbound side near woodhaven road, a fender bender on the left side. farther south you're jams from cottman to girl in -- girard ine normal spots. everything is open along 76. doylestown town crash at stump road. the crash at 45 has cleared out. you're good to go in that neck of the woods. in cherry hill there's work along 561. use crescent or burnt mill as the alternates. >> let's go over sky6 liv

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. >> reporter: -- was go into the community room at the aurora public library to meet with congressman mike coffman. >> the representative didn't have a plan. they expected a small handful of people to show up. >> reporter: instead they came this droves and while they were all singing and waiting police were putting up crime scene tape so coffman could leave. >> all your constituents are here. >> reporter: six minutes before the event was supposed to end. >> we were told at one point everyone would get their time and then he sneaks out six minutes early. i think he couldn't handle it. >> can't we fix the broken parts instead of throwing out everything and starting over? >> no one said that. >> it's going to cost -- y a saying that! >> why did you vote 60 tes for-to-repeal it. >> i wasn't in f 60 of those votes. >> how many times did you vote to repeal it? >> a few. >> if you want to travel fast, go alone, if you want to travel far, go together. [ audience chanting "save our health care." ] >> so what i support is a repeal with the states taking over. >> how is that going to be a replac

it is illegal to have a wolf hybrid as a pet in aurora.control officers thought that this one, capone, was part wolf. when i appeared to b be aggresse after running off the family's property. a dna test proved that he was all dog. no wolf in this one. the family says they are grateful to have their pet back. >> he's been away forever, feels like, and i'm just so happy finally they realize he's a good dog and he's not a wolf and so he gets to colhome. >> before letting capone go home, the family agreed to build a six-foot fence around their yard. until that's done, capone must be confined had the house. >>> just remember those vows, for better or for worse. a husband had north carolina accidently donated his wife's wedding dress. yeah. ouch. and now she's frantically trying to find it. here's how the story goes. hoping to keep it in the family, natalie gel bert puts her gown in a bag to get it cleaned and preserved. well, hubby mistakenly thinks the bag is for charity and drops it off. >> i said, babe, where's my dress at? i'm ready to tyke

aurora -- preview show -- sheelah: the top prosecutor in manhattan for the federal government.ery important law enforcement figure. from india. sheelah: very -- brian: very industry. -- very interesting. let's go to >> missed past july, we filed a criminal indictment against four capital companies for engaging in insider trading that was substantial, pervasive, and on a scale that president in the history of hedge funds. three months later, we are here to announce a resolion that is matching in its magnitude. l of the charged as a see companies have agreed to plead guilty. all have agreed to wind down and close the outside investment businesses and all have agreed collectively to pay total fines and penalties in the record amount of $1.8 billion. who is his man and how does he get to where he is? son of: he is the immigrants from india. his father was a medical doctor. it is interesting because both he and his brother were these incredibly accomplished students, and apparently their parents were extremely demanding, stereotypical tiger parents. wanted them to have straight a's

calling.nk you for aurora, indiana, republican line, robert. caller: thank you for taking my call. people run trump down like he is a dog. the man is not charging anything to be president. he is standing there trying to get this country straightened out, but these idiots out here want to take everything for -- forget about russia and think about our country and our president. that's the way i look at it. host: so the events yesterday are not a concern of yours? caller: yes sir, i want the truth, but we are not going to get it from the media. host: what did you think about mr. comey's statement? caller: we need the truth from the people we elect an office. host: what did you think of mr. comey's testimony? caller: i don't know. i am kind of undecided on him. he is mini mouse on some things and unspoken on others -- outspoken on others. york,joe from new republican line. caller: good morning. the one thing i wanted to comment on three i listened to the hearings yesterday and it made ad to me that comey statement that the only reason he was commenting on an ongoing investigation, whic

sandy phillips is mother of jessica gowin, tragically killed in the 2012 shooting at aurora, colorado movie theater. jamil was a law clerk for goe gorsuch from 2006 to 2007 he is now director of law firm at scalia law firm at george mason university. thank you for your testimony. it will be five minutes each. we will proceed of that with five-minute rounds. go ahead, ms. clark. >> good afternoon. i want to thank the distinguished members of this committee for the opportunity to testify today on behalf of the lawyers committee for civil rights under law. we we have the unique mission of mobilizing lawyers across the world for pro bono to advance our work. for african-americans and other minorities, the court has been a crucial forum for seeking equal justice under law. historically minority groups have looked to the court to vindicate their constitutional and civil rights. we have reviewed the civil rights record of judge neil gorsuch's. we have done for all supreme court nominees for the last several decades. we do not believe the record is sufficient to conclude he meets our standard

they provided invaluable information in uncovering the aurora construction debacle. whistleblowers saved lives and saved taxpayer money. unfortunately, whistleblowers are sometimes targeted for retaliation by their supervisors. my amendment seeks to address this. my amendment requires supervisors to detail their efforts to correct poor performance and misconduct, efforts that come before the procedures outlined by this bill. it requires supervisors to detail the efforts they have made to improve their work environment and ensure that employees of their team uphold the primary mission of the v.a., to serve and to honor our nation's veterans. the amendment will also improve training of supervisors to ensure they are equipped for leaders, that improve employee performance and the quality of care at the v.a. more importantly, this enhanced training will include instruction on the rights of whistleblowers and how to address concerns or complaints raised by them. these provisions could help protect those whistleblowers that are actually experiencing retaliation because it

sandy phillips is mother of jessica gowin, tragically killed in the 2012 shooting at aurora, colorado movie theater. jamil was a law clerk for gorsuch from 2006 to 2007 he is now director of law firm at scalia law firm at george mason university. welcome you all to the committee. i look forward to hearing your testimony. this will be five minutes each. if you can summarize that way, we'll proceed after that with five-minute rounds. but let's go ahead, ms. clark. >> good afternoon. i want to thank the distinguished members of this committee for the opportunity to testify today on behalf of the lawyers committee for civil rights under law. we are one of the nation's historic nonpartisan civil rights organizations with the unique mission of mobilizing lawyers across the country to provide critical pro bono support to advance our work. the supreme court occupies a central place in american democracy, and for african-americans and other minorities the court has been a crucial forum for seeking equal justice under law. historically minority groups have looked to the court to vindicate their

we continue to ignore the ramifications of shootings at oak creek, aurora, virginia tech, i could go on and on. charleston, the list just continues. 32,000 americans lose their lives every year from gun violence. we've grieved together, and i, along with several of my colleagues, have stopped standing down here in the well for a moment of silence, and then going back to our regular business after hundreds of our people are killed throughout this society. we've demanded change together. and we've been shocked by the paralysis that has gripped this institution when it comes to taking commonsense steps to end our country's gun violence epidemic. today we see in this bill another measure coming out of republican leadership that sprints towards the goals set by this country's powerful gun lobby. listen up, n.r.a. there are people like me that aspire to have a zero rating by you every year. and it's not just the gone lobbyists. it's gun manufacturers as well. it may be great for gun manufacturers' bottom line, and n.r.a.'s bottom line, but it is terrible for those brave men and women who h