jade is pretty calm, right. >> very calm.en us. >> it's not good -- so if someone maybe has a cat already at home and you're thinking of maybe adopting another cat you say they need to like sort of meet first because you don't want -- >> what you want to do is put the new cat in a separate room and let that cat kind of get his bearings and then you do a gradual introduction. you give them a reason to like each other. >> got you. >> there's a reason why we don't have cat parks in the world that we just have dog parks because cats don't become instant friends. it doesn't mean they're not social. it's just we have to kind of finesse that sense of territory. >> i think it's kind of cool that a lot of people i know have cats and a dog and they get along perfect. >> right, yes, they get along great and again you have to do a careful introduction because dogs play by chasing and cats view that chase as oh my gosh, i'm in trouble. >> uh-oh. >> so, everything -- you just want to make sure everybody's safe. >> right. >> everybody feels

. >> look at jade there. >> that's jade. >> look at jade there. >> they are. game night is our daughter allie's favorite night. and knowing that her favorite general mills big g cereals are gluten-free, like honey nut cheerios, rice chex and lucky charms, she can enjoy it her way. try new very berry cheerios. the taste of real fruit in every bite. so berry good. jen, do you know the score? >> of the super bowl, i think the patriots won. >> no i'm talking about credit score. >> no, i don't. >> super important. >> here's the deal, thanks to a new way of calculating scores 12 million consumers may see a bump in score. >> i'm going up. >> that's cool that means more credit and cheaper credit for those folks. >> how do i know? >> have you ever senior credit report? >> no. >> i have not. >> i know my husband order today somehow when we were buying a house. >> step one everybody will check out credit report. good news it's easier than eve ever. check out annual credit repor report.com you get it for free each year. >> i have not seen it i'm sure it's nowless. >> 20%

jade edgington speaking to our correspondent sima kotecha.fter concerns were first raised about his operating practices. he was suspended by one hospital as long ago as 1996, only to find employment with another nhs trust. hugh pym has been looking at why he was allowed to go on operating for so long, and what lessons the nhs must learn. the heart of england nhs trust, which runs solihull hospital, was severely criticised over its handling of ian paterson and complaints against him. an official report highlighted poor performance, what it described as weak and indecisive leadership, and a culture of secrecy. sir ian kennedy, who carried out the review in 2013, told the bbc the nhs had many lessons to learn. there is a very significant need for training in leadership amongst senior executives, so that they can take on the powerful, charismatic, charming, apparently highly successful operator, and address, with the right level of moral courage, what's going on. the kennedy review set out the timetable and a series of warnings and failings. in 1

>> jade: okay, you're mad now. i get that, but...

his outside work, jewel jade who always appears in the films says her husband's naval supervisors knew but looked the other way. appearing in 29 adult films in the past seven years, jade says her husband joined the industry to help the couple pay off debt. schmidt has served in the military for nearly 25 years. >>> late tonight, raiders star derek carr clarifying his stance regarding las vegas. we'll tell you about his message to fans next. what made two guys build race car engines in their own shop? what made them believe that a two-ton behemoth could compete in a track race? or that they could take on the elite in world motor racing, and win? we may never truly understand what drives mercedes-amg. but here's to another 50 years of it. mercedes-amg. half a century of driving performance. disneyland resort. celebrate the summer of heroes, only at hero up! hey, bud. you need some help? no, i'm good. come on, moe. i have to go. (vo) we always trusted our subaru impreza would be there for him someday. ok. that's it. (vo) we just didn't think someday would come so fast. see ya later, moe.

i can't remember this, this must have been before i actually had any operations. jade was just 16 whenlump in her left breast. herfamily had private health insurance, so she was immediately referred to ian paterson. it wasn't anything scary, but it was big enough to warrant coming out and he suggested that we get it out. months later, she found another lump in her right breast and again paterson told her it was best to have it removed. she said she believed every word he said. very charismatic, very friendly, made you feel really at ease and everything he said was said with such, kind of, justification that you felt like that, well, yes, obviously because mr paterson is saying it, so obviously that's what's going to happen. over a four—year period, the surgeon operated on herfour times after lumps kept reoccurring. but in 2011, doctors told her three out of those four operations had been unnecessary. she was devastated. it's anger, it's sad, it's shock that you can't believe that a man of his kind of calibre had put somebody through something like that so unnecessarily. now that paters

jade was just 16 when she was referred privately to the surgeon. herfamily had health insurance.our operations, removing lumps from her breasts. later, she was told that three of them were unnecessary. it's anger, it's sad, it's shock. you can't believe that a man of his kind of calibre has put somebody through something like that, so unnecessarily. questions have been raised about the level of scrutiny in private hospitals. 0ne senior surgeon told me the private sector still had work to do. no matter what the quality of surgery is in the private sector, there is much less observation going on, and much less recording of detail, than there is in the nhs. health service practices have been tightened, with surgeons working in teams who can hold them to account. the nhs trust and the private hospitals where ian paterson worked have apologised, but legal action has been launched by some victims of the rogue surgeon. more may yet come forward. hugh pym, bbc news. police investigating an active terrorist plot carried out an armed raid in london last night. 0ne terrorist plot carried ou

jade kelly was on that flight.ting across the aisle from the man you just saw being drag ged off the plane. jade, i have seen this video multiple times today. i cringe every time i watch. tell me what happened. >> it was very traumatic. i actually was sit iting across the aisle from the gentleman, but one of the officers told e me and the passenger told me to move before the man was taken off the flight. so we were moved to the back of the plane standing up and i. couldn't see very well over the officers. but i heard the screaming. and i saw it appeared they were dragging him off the flight. . we returned to our seats after that, but it was horrible. i had trouble sleeping last night. even just now hearing the video again, it gives me chills. it was a traumatic experience. i was sobbing as the man left the plane. one of the flight attendants handed me some tissue because i was so upset at what had happened. >> i don't blame you. . i don't understand how this so quickly got so physical to have a man bloodied and dra

they do a backpack book drive that provides a day over here at one of the parks as jaysent t adjace jadethey provide food, for the kids, and provide a backpack. my wife and i own a non-profit, and for learning and school programs for academic achievement in the tri-state area that serve over 30,000 kids each year, and there's our football camp and some the other things we do, it's an out reach that way. it's to provide an opportunity for these young people to show them there's a lot of things they can do with their lives, a lot of it starts with the ability to want to go to school, and want to have an opportunity to do a good job in school, to open up doors to their future. >> armstrong: you know, as -- if you review all the things that the athletes do, and you as a coach and your wife do, what do you think communities can do more of i in that effort improve and empower and make a difference? >> guest: i think one of the best things communities can do, is particularly, the corporations, the corporate world within the community, their out reach into the schools and showing young people th

we are grateful to jade for allowing us to use those pictures she sent.e traffic is now moving slowly but surely. the left—hand side seems to be moving much more smoothly. police are advising people, if they can find an alternative route, although the traffic is moving inevitably there will be delays, so if you are making anyjourney, will be delays, so if you are making any journey, remember you can will be delays, so if you are making anyjourney, remember you can keep in touch with all the travel news on bbc local radio. buses have began evacuating hundreds of villagers and fighters from four rebel held villages in syria, two of them close to damascus. it follows a deal struck between president assad's government and rebel forces. but the opposition says it amounts to deliberate displacement of the president's opponents further from the capital. earlier i spoke to our correspondent benjames, in earlier i spoke to our correspondent ben james, in neighbouring earlier i spoke to our correspondent benjames, in neighbouring beirut, he has been following the s

his wife, jewels jade told san diego tribune she recruited him and he appeared in 29 adult films. he made the fit ms because t they. >> he is an officer with 23 years in military and recruiting campaigns. the navy is investigating whether he gotta approval for outside work and whether he discredits the service. his rank and pension though are now at stake. >>> tonight we are learning new details about this roller co coaster rescue. the ride stalled out leaving two dozen people strappeded and 100 feet in the air for hours and it was not the first time it happened. alex apd ra limone has a look at the brand new rescue. >> some members of the prince george county fire tactical team were wearing cameras. after they got people off the rooler coaster if you're afraid of heights you may make you crane. at one point one young man is taken offer the roll other coaster erin throws his arms in air for celebration. these people were 100 feet up in the air and we know this is not the first time people have been stranded on the joker's jinx roller coaster at six flags america. in 2014 it got st

. >> reporter: just look a face i got when i asked jade ogidosie if she knows anything about beyonce. >> do i? i'm an official member of the beehive. >> reporter: i didn't know that was a thing until today. everybody knows queen b and the howard university queen b leader said everyone is excited about the new formation scholars award. >> [ music ] for her to have this in mind, i'm totally appreciative. i feel honored. >> reporter: to encourage and support young women who are unafraid to think outside the box is part of what the announcement reads. four scholarships will be awarded to female winners from four different schools. >> [ music ]. >> reporter: two of the schools on the list are boston's berkeley college of music and new york's parson school of design. the other two, atlantis spellman college and d.c.'s howard university are not really known for the arts. these two are usually regn there are signs reminding students the important role howard university played in history. this one on the fight for civil rights >> wow. >> reporter: students are still learning about the news tue

jade left with three.lp of a friend who is a model, photographs each piece. >> that's good. >> then up it goes on poshmark an app started by manish in redwood city, california. >> there's almost a trillion dollars worth of clothes sitting in people's closets. we wanted to make it super easy for people to sell. >> some two million people are now using the app to sell discarded duds. myers herself has more than 50,000 followers. do you have in your mind a profile of who your best customer is? >> the one who buys from me again. >> she says she nets up to six grand a month. what is the highest profit margin you've made? >> i had a fur coat that i actually found once for $4. i think i sold it for about a thousand. >> wow. talk about rags to riches. >> hobson: up next. >> very good. it's very good. >> hobson: sweet. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> hobson: kitto cat toe is more than japanese name for the candy we know as kitkat. it's japan's national obsession. here is mo rocca. >> at a shop in tokyo's bustling ginza district

jade was just 16 when she was referred privately to the surgeon. herfamily had health insurance.oving lumps from her breasts. later, she was told that three of them were unnecessary. it's anger, it's sad, it's shock. you can't believe that a man of his kind of calibre has put somebody through something like that so unnecessarily. questions have been raised about the level of scrutiny in private hospitals. 0ne senior surgeon told me the private sector still had work to do. no matter what the quality of surgery is in the private sector, there is much less observation going on and much less recording of detail than there is in the nhs. health service practices have been tightened, with surgeons working in teams who can hold them to account. the nhs trust and the private hospitals where ian paterson worked have apologised, but legal action has been launched by some victims of the rogue surgeon. more may yet come forward. hugh pym, bbc news. police investigating an active terrorist plot carried out an armed raid on a house in north—west london last night. one woman was shot and seriou

a lot of folks have thought about observing it was jade of ust -- with jw st. >> even now we continue to take observations from the ground with spitzer to look at the timing measurements. we will have much better measurements that we have currently. felicia: we are going to take one question on the phone line from j bennett, and then go back to social media. >> hello everyone. i was wondering if the fact that is a particularly cool red dwarf that would support more plaintiff that are eventually -- more planets that are potentially habitable because there are less solar flares and things? they are very active when they are young, and that is the main concern. anre could have been atmosphere eroded strongly by the star when it was young. it is a cool dwarf, so it is not very active, but maybe when it was young conditions were quite different. out thereally figure and whathese planets happened in its active young state. >> the great news is we can observe in the near future. we know longer have to rely on what we think and speculation, because nature is usually smarter than we are. if th

>> kayla: no, actually, um, i wanted to talk to you about jade and the fact that you are letting herake a room in your new apartment. >> tripp: well, joey threw her out of the loft, so... seems pretty cruel, if you ask me. >> kayla: he had to do that, tripp. she has done nothing but try to manipulate him the last few months. and don't ur

nbc10 is there as baby jade meets the team who brought him safely in the world when he couldn't wait any longer. >> plus frightening fall. we're going to hear from the first responder who helped save this little girl right here after she fell out of that church van. >>> and here's a look at the closing bell on wall street. all three major stock indexes are in the green today. congressman macarthur promised to protect our health care. but when right-wing politicians tried to pass a disastrous health care repeal bill that raises costs and cuts coverage, macarthur wouldn't oppose them. macarthur wouldn't protect us from a bill that raises premiums and causes 24 million to lose their insurance. wouldn't oppose a massive "age tax" on people over 50. but supported a 600 billion tax break for the wealthy. tell tom macarthur - stop trying to repeal our health care. >>> i want to go to some breaking news. that right there was a tree trimmer truck and as you can see it caught fire. that fire's now out. no one was hurt here but the intersection in delran at creek road and melrose avenue that's

david: jade will be a hot topic when the president speaks with xi jinping later this week.et me ask you, what was going on this morning, what was the occasion for getting the ceos together? n: it was a roundtable in which the president was joined by mike pence and his daughter, ivanka, as well as top representatives and ceos for major companies like citi, as well as blackstone and mastercard, talking about a host issues. this is what the president said about dodd-frank. president trump: they are petrified of the regulators, they cannot move. the regulators are running the banks, so we will do a major haircut on dodd-frank and we but notong regulations, regular to net makes it impossible for the banks to make loans to people who will create jobs. kevin: my sources on the senate banking committee tell me that they are hoping to have some kind of the regulatory policy attached to this in the first year of the ministration, but on infrastructure, another hot topic earlier today, the president is hoping to work with democrats to pass a $1 trillion if for structure plan, no speci

. >> people become jaded and numb to their every day practices and habits. you have to realize that this is a city, and we have children and pedestrians who are out playing and walking. and you're driving a vehicle that is weighing thousands of pounds. >> could really kill somebody, hurt someone. >> and nationally we know thousands of people die every year from distracted driving related crashes, that last one in texas was just the latest most high profile accident. now, again, the state-wide effort runs in new jersey through april. dawn, back to you. >> sabina, thank youment one person was seriously injured following an accident on route 70 and friendship road in tabernacle new jersey another person taken to the hospital both being treated at cooper medical center. this happened about 3:00 this afternoon, no word on a cause that far accident. >> philadelphia police have released the name of the officer involved in a shooting on wednesday that led to a two state police pursuit. investigators say eight year veteran reginald green was involved in a chase and s

. >> jade she meows back at me. she knows and scatters off the table.er all over the counter. >> none of that, trust me. >> there's jade. >> scott doesn't have these problems. >> potty trained yet. >> we're getting there. the whole is definitely bigger. not all the way. >> i don't to worry about this. i have abate at a fish. >> you live in the simple life. earlier in the show we talk about chinese company go aft the mistress if you want to save your relationship. so we asked people online what they thought about it. so here's some comments. what's this one say? >> luckily no mistress hunt needed here. 13 years married and counting. congratulations, danielle. >> kenya. >> i just want to say this. more and more when i hear people talking about their anniversaries and how long they've been married i just am impressed. >> i know. >> i'm only three weeks into it. [ laughter ] >> but when people say 25 years. i just look i'm like wow that's amazing. >> started with three week. three weeks will become 25 years. >> got to start somewhere. >> if you ever feel li

is the market just jaded?just think it's really hard to price it in from a portfolio management standpoint soy think the geopolitical situations particularly around korea is difficult to say i'd do this with my portfolio. i think it's an ever-present, ever-lurking danger and doesn't change the global growth path or earnings. so just this added volatility to the mix but it's really difficult to price in. i think as an investor you're far better not to completely dismiss it. you know? that wouldn't be smart but to focus on the things that matter from a portfolio management perspective and that is the fundamental story. >> let's pin you down on some calls. dan like it is financials. greg, where does the 10-year treasury yield go? >> yeah. so if you go back to after the u.s. election, there was the belief here in the u.s. globally that u.s. rates would continue to skyrocket higher. never believed that story. i don't think the inflation dynamics have changed. i think inflation peaked in february. the growth dynamic

this shows how jaded i am. nobody should be surprised at this. this is why much of what . is n. that trump has made a mistake by proposing large cuts and the contributions of the u.s. makes the u.n., that's the only way you're going to get their attention. >> harris: this week, he met with u.n. ambassadors of the white house and he made comments at that time and has previously said that with great reform, there is fantastic potential for the u.n. they tend not to get anything solved. now you're dealing with nations where women have technically no rights that we have here in the united states. like driving is pretty basic, it's on the right, but it's an achievement that we can have in the united states. >> meghan: not being stoned in the street, being able to drive, not being forced into marriage as a child if your father says it's okay. the list goes on and on and on. i'm deeply offended by this and i'm not easily offended, but the idea that we should include them in anything having to do with women's rights, one of my biggest issues with hillary clinton was the fact that she to

. >> people will become jaded and numb to their every day practices and habits. you have to realize that this is a city, and we have children, and pedestrians who are out playing and walking, and you're driving a vehicle that is weighing thousands of pounds. so, once you're distracted, now, you're no longer in proper control of that vehicle. >> and that's exactly why officers want to make sure safety is the top priority for drivers when they hit the road. that was lieutenant james who took us along here in camden county for that ride. now nationally the latest numbers from about 2014, they showed 3,000 people died in that year from distracted drivers related crashes. again, this is a three week state-wide enforcement effort. it is called u ticket-u drive-u pay. that's the latest, back to you. >> thank you. a sad and final farewell today to two baby girls who died last week in lindenwold. the family held a service today for the seven month old twins at the wooster funeral home in clementon, new jersey. the twin girls died suddenly on march 22, of natural causes. t

. >> neil: have you heard -- i'm not being jaded here, but not exactly been in agreement on the broad parameter of the healthcare rework. let's say they do it's a month away at a minimum. can they quickly turn gear and move on a tax plan? >> yeah, then they have -- they believe they have the savings to sell it to deficit hawks in congress. they don't have to care about the democrats. gary cohn has said that may be his most powerful aide right now, has said if we can get the healthcare reform, we're going big on corporate taxes. he mentioned corporate taxes -- >> neil: he hasn't talked about individual tax rates. mnuchin has touched on that. that was evident in part of kevin brady's answers to me. i don't want to puts words in his mouth but he's frustrated there. >> if healthcare doesn't get reformed, they're growing to cut back on both. the markets are overbought at this level. people are not going to get an extra check. >> explain that quickly, charlie. why the markets might be overbought. >> here's the thing. markets try to price in the future. the future they're pricing in right no

she is already a little jaded. remember how her book ended? it ended just as freedom summer was starting and everyone was excited, we are going to change the world, right anne moody? her last words were, i really wonder. so yes, all of anne moody's books and all the terrible things that happened to her happened right before here. a person like anne was not there, but they are coming to teach these white people that look like they are clapping and smiling while this is going on. it is a very difficult thing to help them understand the reality of what is going to happen. here is just another shot at where they are trying to work on this. you can see they are trying to demonstrate. how do you protect yourself when the mob comes? this is dorie lander. i love that picture, so i included it. remember nick, men, women, black, white, an organization devoted to this tactic at this point. here is another great shot from the training. we can see a sncc staff member. here is james forman. and, all volunteer you probably do not recognize. that is andrew go

>> you can have different things and specially these particular plants, you can have, and have jade,dens. >> sure. >> the type of moss speaking of moss, type of moss. and you just need to water once a week. and spray it, and it looks pretty and green. and this is little baby with the flowers ton is cycleman, another one that will flower couple of times a year as long as you prune it back. >> i love it. toll raid shade specially in smaller condos, that don't get a lot of light. mine does get a lot of light. but these -- >> the more buildings we build, the more shade in the sit. we have many shade gardens because that far. >> cool too. kurt come show me about your vertical garden right here, which is really neat. >> this is self enclosed, sever watering, great for corporate lobbies, things like that. >> yes. >> you can do it pretty much anywhere? >> anywhere. very much like a picture frame. so piece of art. it is a living artwork on your wall. >> you got to love that. and jim donovan we have seen your photos that you posted on twitter of your quote unquote a war winning garden. >> i di

time but at the same time, i don't want to let a great week on my end, on the golf course, kind of jade influence my decision over something that's kind of a lifelong journey and i think you need to look at it in the long-term rather than being caught up by my success in the past, you know, week. so, i think i'm making the right decision but i guess only time will tell. >> we were looking at still photos, one of which was with you and jordan spieth. you guys know each other fairly well, competed against each other years ago. >> yeah, yeah, we do. jordan's a great friend. i've known his family for a long time and he's obviously had a tremendous amount of success at augusta national so to be able to pick his brain this past week was very, very important to my success over the past week. >> so about your aspirations in finance, i mean, you obviously played golf at usc. did you study finance at sc as well? >> i did, yeah. to my knowledge, i believe i was the only one in the business school and that was always kind of one of my ambitions going forward. i had a little bit different career tha

politics is then to the suffering in our country and not let them be sheltered but not away with a combat jaded in such kind of like i am. i want them to not be so terrified. i want them to grow pasta mistake. i do want them to grow up and words, but finding that alan is my big goal now. so i want to say one thing before we end. i encourage you guys if you're into the anecdote that i was telling after the reading, i would like for you to go to my twitter and click on the youtube video because there's more to that story that i didn't share because i didn't want to bring everybody down in their skin care. it's a beautiful story and i would like to honor the people involved in that story by spreading outward and kind of letting people know there's more to that jury. 11 minute talk at the top of my twitter feed. thank you for coming out. i'm blown away by this supporter. i really appreciate it. thank you so much. [applause] >> before everybody starts to get up, since they are so many of us, i want to make business efficient and safe as possible. the line is going to care for the signing and it's go

they're not jaded by the problems that we have. and we have very real problem. as important as the video about the corruption was this nine-minute video that came out. there's a school in breonsk, 350 miles southwest of moscow. and one of the students in this high school had been trying to rally students to participate in the protests last sunday. and he was picked up by the police. and the principal of the school -- this is all on video because one of the students shot the video. the principal of the school then started lecturing to the kids, to the students about true patriotism and why they were supporting, you know, chaos and division and war. and she said, you know, what do you want? and one of the students said, we want justice. she said, what do you mean by justice? and i'll quote, he said justice is when the authorities care about their people. this is a high school student in a small town, you know, 350 miles from moscow, where they care about their people and not just about themselves. when they care about ordinary citizens and not about their millions

. >> police say the missing lexus is black jade pearl. >> reporter: cunanan was driving east in the fancyn but had no idea that the car's built-in phone was pinging off cell towers. or that by friday, may 9th, he'd picked up a tail, the fbi. cell phone surveillance was primitive back then and lacked pinpoint targeting. but agents were closing in. >> but that was when something really bad happened. the chicago authorities had confirmed to the chicago media that the fbi was tracking andrew in lee miglin's car. that immediately went out all over the airwaves. >> in philadelphia, police say a cellular phone was activated from the stolen lexus taken from murder victim lee miglin. >> andrew obviously heard it. >> he couldn't miss it at that stage. >> he couldn't. >> reporter: in her book, maureen orth called the police leak tipping off cunanan, quote, probably the most serious blunder of the entire manhunt. >> he then tried to destroy the antenna of the car. he tried to rip out the phone. but the phone box was in the trunk of the car, which he didn't know. but in any case, he realized he had to