sca lise have any advice to you? rep. johnson: absolutely. we have been in a lot of foxholes together. he has always been one of my great advisors. i am not unique. so many people of said that about the whip. it's a credit to him he is a well-respected for that. pedro: what's the best advice he has given? the awareon: he said of the early alliances you make. you need to assess the whole scope of the situation before you get marginalized are labeled in any way. that has been key advice, you know. you want to be regarded in congress as one who is levelheaded and someone who will evaluate everything on its merit and not just stake out a position in a quorum somewhere. i think that is what the voters expect. pedro: you mentioned your family. rep. johnson: i have been married to my wife kelly for 19 years now. we have four children. we are lasted that they are back home. i am blessed that my family is really in this. they see it as a calling, as i do. prettylies have to be long-suffering and god has been gracious to us to cover all bases. and are

and forth between cordoba and buenos aires where soul was taught by the cellist christine by their sca. passouts will be medical school took part in her first music competition when she was seven years old christine velasco was a jury member at this children's competition before she came to us afterwards and said i'm not a teacher i'm a soloist but i'd like to teach song she never took any money. every two weeks we went to when a side is with the caravan we packed the cello and the violin and set off for a bueno side as eight hundred kilometers away you know how when a fight is good on. you know that there are a lot i see i k s and you have to practically drive all night to get there in the next day then you go to short resting and did some work and then went back overnight but i found allan not sure this that we do this for years not only for the children in the music but also in connection with my work because you know. when sol was ten she was awarded a scholarship from the newly founded to squareness appear to go to music art in a soviet music academy near madrid so souls mother an

this was all part of congressman steve sca list ''s security detail. there is the gunman. he did not survive. he was shot and kiltd. there is steve scalise. grinder was shot in the ankle. bailey suffered a minor injury from the attack. they say they definitely prevented what could have been a massacre. in this particular case we have an opportunity to recognize what officers do or are willing to do on a day in and day out basis. law enforcement across the country is there to protect the public. it's in the a commitment of the head. it's a commitment of the heart and theses of oners displayed on that on simpson field and we're very proud of them. >> steve scalise was the most serious injured. >> he was participating in on phone meetings. >> transgender people serving in the in ill try. the complaint was reportedly brought by both transgender people who have taken steps to enlist in the military and other openly trans gender service members. this is not the first suit against the administration. another five on service members and the other following the presidential memo. w

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jeff sessions and all the congressional sca be an aftershock from the one two days ago.'m lauren green. judge jeanine: president trump slamming senator john mccain for opposing efforts to repeal obamacare. earlier i spoke to new gingrich. he has a new online course called defending america. i asked the speaker about the appeal and whether jeff sessions will indict anyone in the hillary clinton foundation. the president seemed to have a perfect week. the world was coming together against kim jong-un. domestically we have healthcare and tax reform and we can't get the republican party to support this president. we find out yesterday john mccain is not going to support. does mitch mcconnell still put the bill on the floor? what happens now? >> i think he's got a real challenge. rand paul said he would be against it. i suspect though i don't know susan collins may be against it. she has pretty consistently voted that way. they had a fair chance of getting senator mcclosky to vote yes. but they can't afford to lose all four of them. it's a huge problem. with senator mccain th

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i am scared of you.i am sca y [laughter]. buy movie rights of a book you hadn't even finished writing yet?t?ti >> i actually hadn't even started writing. [laughter]g, >> i want her agent. who is her agent?e] [laughter]. [applause] >> i tell you i have a very good literary agent. this is makenzie brady watson. young, very smart. >> excuse me. >> and she was the one, who represented my book proposal. sold it to heart per collins. she is the one basically facilitated getting into the hands of the producer for hidden figures and donna read it. she immediately felt a sense of mission i think. she really made her job made her job championing this as a movie. she made it her mission. it is not a usual, it was sort of a lightning strike set of circumstances that happened with the book and the movie. >> wow. what i love about the book, inle addition to all in addition too all the great detail of the women, you're talking about all those things with the narrative. one of which there is periods where there is progress on civil rights in

. >> if you're not wusses at the nfl you have to have sca scanet jackson come on and recreate it and go kidding. >> rights before that moment. >> when he reaches over. >> yeah. >> people are getting really excited about this face i.d.. you look at phone and it takes it out of pause or whatever. password is your face. it's your faceword. >> basically. >> that's how you unlock it and a lot of people are asking questions how will this work? what does this mean? apparently apple is taking don't rely on it core fidz under 13. kids faces are too similar to each other's when not fully developed and will not protect phones from intruders. at that age they're getting phones at 13 now. >> true. >> according to apple the chance of impoingt ter tricking the system are one in a million but they're worried about the kids and when it comes to fingerprint scanners there's 1 in 50,000 chance somebody elimination can get in. >> when i look at associating field of one playing you cannot tell one from the area and even though we birthed them they all look alike and they're identical. >> i guess twins so

but the next story is the sca significant storm surge. 9 to 12 feet above what is dry ground. 20 2 fe 2 feet moves your car. up to 12 feet, keep in mind the turks and caicos do not have 12 feet to work with around the coastline. so that is complete sub emergence of the island in parts across the region. where is wr is the storm headed. look at tropical storm jose, it is the longest storm we've had, going on 19 days. i say that because the steering environment for jose could be where maria ends up. look at our models. this is for this time next week. the system could be with us as marie maria parks off the coastline. we think in the immediate future this will get stronger over the warm waters approaching turks and caicos. at best case it could skirt 40 or 50 miles east of the islands. but notice the spin that brings in tremendous storm surge on an island made of coral. so you're increasing water levels up to 12 feet. notice the forecast keeps this as a hurricane going into next week. the element of good news is the water temperatures want to cool, so there is weakening that is going to

nejra: does this in any way mean you will have to adapt more as the sca -- as the fca, u.k.time or leeway? >> as a member of the eu, and the same way as the other members and then we are working out what it means to be transporting into the u.k. realm. it is a like for like in that sense. when you do this work, how do we transport it? we tend to call this the inoperable's. the thing is framed and a european union institutional setting and you have to move it into a national u.k. setting. the institutional structures are different. the governing principle doing it is, we are not amending it, altering it, changing it. i have always wanted to do something there, that is not happening. nejra: does it add another layer of complexity for u.k. firms? >> the spirit of it is to make it as like for like for firms as possible. we are not time to say to firms, you have to go through mifid ii implementation again. that is not our objective. nejra: when it comes to passporting for banks, another issue around brexit, you have said another issue in your planning as to how ago -- how to go a

pretty sca nt are saying the money is there?h money in the pot to do running repairs as well as doing the changes to basic needs provision and a range of other bits of education spending as well. what is absolutely clear, councils are trying to make the best of this in difficult circumstances. largely doing pretty good job of it at moment. however more kids in the system, more schools becoming academies means we don‘t have the powers over them. free schools been decided by civil serva nts free schools been decided by civil servants in whitehill, not people who are in whitehill, don‘t know the area best. you are jealous of the freedom academies seem to have? local councils they were to run any school day to basis. sounds as if thatis school day to basis. sounds as if that is what you are doing if you‘re worrying about holes improves, and telling people you can take the children. it is ourjob from the government gives us the money to distribute it is our problem. not ourjob to run the schools, headteachers do that, not only are th

it's a very sca it's r rated.und fascinating i didn't read the book. the comedy comes from the way the speaks speech to each other an interesting element about how kids talk when they're riding they're bikes and cracking mama jokes. how teenaged kids talk i think the com dough kind of off sets it. i remember speaking to jordan peel who directed get out about the difference in comedy and horror and they're pretty much the exact same thing in regards to getting an extreme reaction from an audience. so when you laugh at a movie or you scream at a film it's still getting you excited somehow so i think that they found this balance of making a film that really hit home in regards to comedy and horror. it is extremely scary. i believe we have the ph feet cn we show the one of tim curry and the new penn know wise? tim curry obviously made him in the '90's. there's him in the '90's here's the new penny wise on the right bill skarsgard. now that name might not be familiar yet but y brother alexander skarsgard and his father