i mean, i worked hard for it. >> reporter: tonya harding always denied any involvement in the attack.he was fined $100,000 and banned for life from competitive skating. in 2009 oprah asked harding about her former rival. >> what would you want to say to her about all of this? >> well, if she'd let me, i'd love to give her a hug. and just, you know, tell her how proud i am of her being able to, you know, go forward with her life. >> how would you respond to that? >> i have no idea. i don't know. i mean, how do you know how you'd respond? you never know. >> do you feel like there has been an apology? do you feel like there was, i don't know -- >> we talked. we were at an event four years after i was attacked. but we didn't really speak to each other. so it was very awkward and strange. >> so you don't feel like you ever got an apology? >> not a direct -- does it matter at this point? at some point even strangers were telling me you look so thin. >> reporter: kerrigan's focus instead is on her upcoming film documenting the stories of athletes battling eating disorders, something that res

tonya in big harbor, washington. tonya, good morning? you?r: how are host: doing well. caller: i do not think it should at all.sed for one, think about it, pastors churches and very easily can pay parishioners to side or the other. i recently left a church due to that republican. happened? caller: he started talking about political political ramifications and the became divided. it was sad. the thing he was preaching, you got to do this and that and he trump, for trump. you know, it is like, wow, really? you can't do that. going to say the name of the church, either, but it was just a sad thing. know, he was talking about, you know, if you vote this way he for some weird reason brought in, if you have cancer and stuff like that, that is one sinful ecause you are and it just is sad, you know. the bible, jesus didn't even get involved in away from e walked it. realistically, it just, you vote people themselves can outside the church, they don't eed parishioner, the pastors telling them this or that, the pastors themselves have to stay all situationsst because otherwise it

but i'm going going to turn over the states to adrian and tonya and welcome again. thank you. [applause] let me introduce you to our panelists. adrian muller is recovering lawyer who worked as a special assistant to president bill clinton. we all know who that is he's lectured around the country. adrian first book, soul food, was published in august 2013. soul food on food on the 2014 james beard foundation book award for reference of scholarship. the second book the one featured tonight, the president kitchen cabinet he's a certified kansas city barbecue society judge and a former southern food board alliance member. leading us through the conversation and tonya hopkins whose career began in marketing is a qualitative researcher and brand strategists for various brands including food, wine, premium spirits brands. these experiences field experiences fueled for unique perspective on ethnic and mainstream food cultures and led her to found.co. commentary commentary on all things culinary and cultural. this is a multimedia platform which she provides historic and contemporary cu

according to broadcast and published reports stack and his wife tonya are accused of berating employees with graphic profane language and threatening workers with their jobs. >> i think anybody who knows me, um, who has spent time with me for a long period of time, um, knows that here and there i'll have a stack moment, but any time i'm with somebody for that amount of time, um, upping, there's a chance they're going to see the best of my stack, um, the absolute best and then they probable seat worst. >> stack said i have to do better and tonya has to do better without saying what specifically it is they have to improve. governor wolf and mike stack are both democrats they're expected to face voters again next year when they stand for re-election making this situation a bit sticky. stack earns more than 162 grand and taxpayers spend about $450,000 a year to house him and staff his fort indian town gap home. i'm jeff cole. thomas, to you. >> i know you'll have more on that one, jeff. thank. it appears internet gambling could be the see to saving atlantic city casinos. the online gaming m

dagen: tonya's husband and a friend of theirs. so tonya as the story goes through her boyfriend, they hired somebody to go and wac nancy kerrigen's leg in practice and busted dreams. dagen: oh, my leg. that was the famous sound bite. wasn't it -- didn't she say, oh, my leg, why me, why. lee: horrible. dagen: there's a tonya harding movie. dagen: at least a movie being made with drum roll, please. stunningly beautiful. she was in wolf of wall street, she played leo dicaprio's wife and she's starring as tonya harding. [laughter] jared: referees last night, let them play the game. we don't need that many fouls in national championship. jon: one and done is this proof that it doesn't work? jared: do what you need to do to get the victory but sometimes it doesn't. dagen: thank you, jared max, 24/7 siriusxm 115. we will be right back with e*trade's powerful trading tools, right at your fingertips, you have access to in-depth analysis, level 2 data, and a team of experienced traders ready to help you if you need it. ♪ ♪ it's like having

brent: tonya cramer reporting from jerusalem. president erdogan says that turkey may reconsider its plan to join the european union. some members have a hostile mentality. he also condemned the decision to restart monitoring of turkey. they had strong concerns about democracy in turkey. the u.s. says it is deeply concerned by turkish airstrikes on kurdish targets in iraq and syria. warplanes attacked what it called terrorist havens in the two countries. 18 members of the u.s. backed syrian kurdish militia were killed. in pakistan, a roadside bomb targeting a minivan has killed 14 people. a breakaway taliban faction claimed the attack. the faction said it was targeting shiite workers carrying out a census in the area. you are watching dw news. a dire situation in yemen after a warming -- morning that the country stands on the brink of famine. they ask for money to feed the starving people. brent: welcome back with dw news live from berlin. ivanka trump has faced a skeptical audience at a conference about women's empowerment here i

according to broadcast and publish reports stack and his wife tonya are accused of berating employees with graphic profane plank of what and threatening workers with their jobs. >> and i think anybody who knows me, um hooks has spent time with me for a long period of time, um, knows that here and there i'll have stack moment. but any time i'm with somebody for that amount of time, um, you know, there's a chance they're going to see the best of my mike stack, the absolute best, and they probable see the worse. >> stack denied having sworn at state troopers. stack also said i have to do better in tonya has to do better without actually specifying what they have to do better at. he admitted though to be being human. what politicians and observance talking about in harrisburg the governor wolf and mike stack both democrats are expected to face voters again next year when they stand for re-elect. stack earns more than 162 grand and taxpayers spend listen to this, $450,000 to staff his fort indian town taxpayer supplied home. i'm jeff cole. lucy. >> nice little bonus. delaware county woman

who had known for a while i will turn over the state to adrian and tonya and welcome again. thank you. [applause]. let me introduce you to our panelists. we all know some of those. today is a culinary historian who was lectured around the country. the first book the surprising story of an american cuisine one play at a time was published in august of 2013. soul food is one of the 2014 james beard foundation book award for reference and scholarship. he is a certified kansas city barbecue society judge. leading us through tonight's conversation as tiny hopkins and his career began in marketing is a qualitative researcher. they fulfilled the unique perspective and let her do all things commentary. the multimedia platform for which she also provides a historic and contemporary consulting and content. james hemming foundation. in a wine specialist inspired dinners including the june 2016 house event. the 1790s reconciliation dinner. james hemmings who helped set the table for america's future. please welcome adrian miller and tony hopkins. everybody knows my bags. it's been a whi

deputies say tonya harley was already dead when they arrived. she was 34. >> new today, the trump administration says that the tax reform plan will increase the deficit. at least at first. mike pence talked through the new proposal with chuck todd this morning. he predicted that any jumps in the deficit would be short term. he said economic growth would overcome any increases. >> president trump spent the day on his golf course in northern virginia. he said he is increasingly focused on north korea today saying that it may be a m metro riders left in a lurch goen day. an insulator disrupted service on the blue line this afternoon. fire officials say that no one was hurt but there were delays. trains were single tracking between the morgan boulevard and stadium armory stops in prince george's county. they completely skipped the capital heights nation. just moments ago we learned that everything is now back to normal. erica? >> a training exercise turned into a real live rescue this weekend. stafford county fire and rescue units pulled two people

i'm joined by officer tonya rice who's been here for several hours. what's the latest? >> it's down the road. basically responded around 8:00 p.m. for a call for a man experiencing mental crisis. we're working with them on the phone, off the phone trying to get him to come out so we can provide help. >> reporter: extra concerns given children possibly in the home? >> there are reports of two young children in the home. that makes us approach this even more delicately than we would normally. >> reporter: and possibly that he may have a weapon? >> there's a possibility he's armed. we haven't confirmed that. we're worried about him. we've expressed concern to him and his children. >> reporter: situation like this going on for several hours, there is a c that's a concern, too, right? >> we're always aware of the possibility that someone could be in the home or listening to our radios. just, please, we're trying to help. just come out. we're not trying to hurt you, we're just trying to help. >> reporter: your negotiators are working with him. any headway at all? >> it's back

but a new study, co-authored by tonya jacoby suggested they might be more familiar than you think. >>ale justices are interrupted about three times as often as male justices. >> reporter: fisher versus the university of texas, a case about race and college admissions. justice sotomayor was questioning when she was interrupted by justice scalia. >> do you think that change has to happen overnight? >> can i, can i hear what you were about to say? what are those numbers? i'm curious to hear those numbers. >> reporter: while the justices sometimes cut each other off, lawyers are never supposed to. not the way he did with so t sotomayor. >> it's going to be virtually all white. >> and that is an assumption -- >> here we have subordinates, ie lawyers. >> there are a few strategies. >> reporter: heidi moore runs "ladders", and she says all women can learn from those on the court. >> the female justices keep talking instead of saying excuse me, or this is my time or i'm making a point. they just keep talking until they steam roll the interrupter and the interrupter backs off. >> reporter: a g

tonya godwin baines/ daughter: "each one of us forgive the killer. his murderer.we want to wrap our arms around him. debbie goodwin/ daughter: "i feel sadness in our hearts for himcleveland police chief: we've interviewed several people involved in this and i don't think there's any rhyme or reason for it happening. i don't think there's anything we can point to specifically that this is what sparked this. we're all standing here because of what unfortunately happened to one of our citizens here in the city, minding his own business, going about his day on easter. i mean, it is personal. definitely." (grant) the former girlfriend - joy lane - has told reporters that she's overwhelmed by the news of the murder - and called stephens "kind and loving." meantime - a string of states were put on high 'alert'....because the suspect is still on the loose. aside from ohio - they are indiana, pennsylvania, new york and michigan . also today - authorities say they have not found evidence of other victims...despite the fact stephens claimed that he killed other people... ((

. >> la tonya said they have been working so hard to build and rebuild and now this major set back. we ant do -- we want to see you've and comments on our wusa 9 facebook page. >>> we have a yell loi weather a-- yellow weather alert on this monday evening. howard berstein will tell us how long it will last. >> reporter: we'll have it through tuesday. we won't see improving conditions until midday maybe early on wednesday. here's a look at first alert doppler next to me. big storms spinning down on the southeast throwing lots of mois -- moisture into the carolinas. around here we've had light to occasional moderate rain. now, delia in college park didn't have an umbrella and it's really light here on the rain at the moment. see the breaks here to the east in prince george's and ann around dull. we will -- arundel. we will see the rain continue to move from southeast towards north, northwest. occasional moderate rain showers. other times we will get some lulls. we look to the south and there's a lot of lulls now from reedville over towards areas like leonardtown and ridge and lexingto

tonya godwin- baines, one of godwin's daughters, says he was the father of 10 -- six girls and four boys.godwinlking on east 93rd street sunday afternoon. the cleveland division of police said steve stephens is wanted for aggravated murder in the shooting, which was posted on facebook.godwin-baines said the family is absolutely devastated."to the young man who murdered my daddy, i ask that you please surrender. i forgive you, and love you but most importantly, god loves you. god can heal your mind and save your soul. please!" robert godwin, jr. said the woman who stephens blamed in the facebook video is in the family's thoughts and prayers. "we know it is not her fault. she should not feel like it's her fault."the family says robert godwin, sr. was a wonderful person who loved his family.robert godwin's family wants their father to be remembered for the good he did in his life, not for the horrific video.they are asking people to please not share the video.sunday evening, godwin's daughter says her family has not created a gofundme account for her late father. she also said no one has been auth

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police say 46-year-old tonya heath was in the parking lot of a laundromat in easton when she got in ainor accident saturday night. when she got out and walked in front of her car, she left it in gear and it rolled over and killed her. police say heath was most likely checking to city her car was damaged. her five-year-old daughter was in the back seat but was not hurt. >>> as the senate considers president trump's supreme court nominee -- it appears that drasic times may call for drastic measures. for senate republicans. they are now threatening to use the so-called nuclear option after democrats signaled they plan to filibuster judge neil gorsuch's confirmation as the newest supreme court justice. fox's joel waldman explains what this all means. committee meeting is adjourn. >> reporter: the senate judiciary committee clearing hurled dell for full floor vote later this week on president trump's supreme court pick neil gorsuch. but now republican lawmakers must figure out a way to get gorsuch over an imposing wall of democrats who are hell bent on opposing the colorado judge's nominat

. >> that's incredible, tonya you're thinking about that in your time of grief, that you're thinking about them. >> it's just what our parents taught us. >> it wasn't that they just taught us. they didn't talk it. they did it. they lived. like people would do things to us and we would say, dad, are you going to really forgive them? and he would say yes. we have to. so my dade would be really proud of us and he would want this from us. >> he would. >> and he would say, tanya, forgive him because they know not what them do. >> debbie, you talked about houghtonia, you talked about how your friends growing up said that they wished they were godwins. i think a lot of people watching tonight and certainly i speak for myself, i wish i was a godwin right now. you all represent your dad very well. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> i wish you peace and strength in the days ahead. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> god bless you. >> bless you. >>> incredible family. i mean just the strength in the worst moment of their life to be able to speak with grace and strength and courage. there is other n

tonya godwin- baines, one of godwin's daughters, says he was the father of 10 -- six girls and four boys.godwinwas shot and killed while walking on east 93rd street sunday afternoon. the cleveland division of police said steve stephens is wanted for aggravated murder in the shooting, which was posted on facebook.godwin-baines said the family is absolutely devastated."to the young man who murdered my daddy, i ask that you please surrender. i forgive you, and love you but most importantly, god loves you. god can heal your mind and save your soul. please!" robert godwin, jr. said the woman who stephens blamed in the facebook video is in the family's thoughts and prayers. "we know it is not her fault. she should not feel like it's her fault."the family says robert godwin, sr. was a wonderful person who loved his family.robert godwin's family wants their father to be remembered for the good he did in his life, not for the horrific video.they are asking people to please not share the video.sunday evening, godwin's daughter says her family has not created a gofundme account for her late father. she al