percent ok alexander many thanks for that there's alexander phenomenon reporting from washington. we're going to catch up now and some of the other stories making news around the world veteran irish politician gerry adams has handed to the leadership of the nationalization fein party to may remove mcdonalds lead the party for thirty four years and was known around the world as the political face of the irish republican movement which are now violent back in two thousand and five. celebrated french chef paul bocuse his age of ninety one often referred to as the pope of french cooking he was an early exponent of the movie crazy in which focused on fresh ingredients rather than heavy sources crews had been suffering from parkinson's disease. the family of us rock star tom petty say the musician died of what they're describing as an accidental drug overdose but he was found unconscious in his home last october the medical examination found that a toxic mix of prescribed medication had led to multiple organ failure. turkey has launched a ground to air offensive against kurdish militia

over the control of the house to push through their policies that woman he would like to see ok alexander many thanks for that alexandra phenomena. from washington. we're going to catch up with some of the other stories making news around the world gunmen have stormed a luxury hotel in the afghan capital kabul the attack on the intercontinental hotel is understood to be ongoing officials say security forces are on the scene and are exchanging fire with the gunmen the hotel has been the target of a previous attack seven years ago. police in nigeria say that true americans and two canadians kidnapped in the north of the country have been freed the four were in the state of could do you know when they were seized in an ambush on tuesday two of the police escorts was shot dead in the incident one person has been arrested in connection with the kidnapping. pope francis has arrived in northern peru for the next leg of his tour of the country the area was hit by devastating floods nearly a year ago and the pontiff said he's in the region to pray with those who have lost so much are hard and veteran i

seen changes in time i've served here and i do believe many on the floor this morning with omar alexander, manyf us want to return to the days where people respected the senate for the work it can do. but unfortunately for the work it lived in, the gross partisanship, we've seen the high level stakes, the dark money in politics. and it's really made it a much less effective institution. we have to do more to restore confidence in the public. the first thing is to solve sh trump shut doup and get back to business. >> senator dick durbin joining me from the capitol this afternoon in the live coverage of the coast-to-coast women's march in efforts to end the government shutdown will continue after a short break. your brain is an amazing thing. but as you get older, it naturally begins to change, causing a lack of sharpness, or even trouble with recall. thankfully, the breakthrough in prevagen helps your brain and actually improves memory. the secret is an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. the name t

thanks including two hundred thousand new jobs in manufacturing alone from many thanks. to alexander we know that there's a lot of talk about the fact checkers want to look at the numbers and see if that's exactly if the story is as good as the president was saying that it is but what about this notion of a feel good factor being back in america is the president speaking to something that is real. well what is real indeed is the fact that america's economy is growing i recently a bit less than expected however but the wages are rising and the stock market has been hitting new highs how worried are we have to say that the question is were over the president can say that it's only his accomplishment that he is to take all credit all the credit for that because this development has started during the obama administration. and the other big pillar that president trump wanted to build this speech on was migration let's take a listen to what he said about reforming migration and immigration policy. my duty and the sacred duty of every elected official in this chamber is to defend americans

you're talking about the cheese school, city bake house, alexander's -- so many great names.the list. everybody will be featuring a little bite. the restaurant will be passing out specialty cocktails and specialty wine. >> you heard that right. adult drinks to wash down your sweets. it's guaranteed to be a sugar rush. it's from noon until 4:00 p.m. also this weekend, join the women's march oakland meant to be a bipartisan and peaceful event to shed light on women's rights. starts at 10:00 a.m. there's a rally and march starting at the amphitheater, ending at the frank a ga wa plaza. you cannot use wooden, metal or plastic sign posts to hold them, purses are a no no. >> the sketch fest. the 17th annual comedy festival in full swing featuring 230 shows in three weeks at various venues around the city. and this sunday they'll spotlight abc's speech list with several cast members, with mini driver. tickets are available online. >>> doesn't that dessert look good? >> i was going to say, where is my dessert? >> i ate it. for more information on these events and others, go to abc7ne

>> we're at 18, almost over 20 vendors and cheese school, hog city bakehouse, alexander, we'll be there. so many great names. everyone will be featuring a little bite. the restaurant will be passing out some specialty cocktails and special wine. >> yes, you heard that right. adult drinks to wash down your sweets. it's guaranteed to be a sugar rush. the festival goes from noon until 4:00 p.m. >>> also this weekend, join the women's march oakland this saturday. meant to be a bipartisan and peaceful event to shed light on women's rights. starts at 10:00 a.m. there's a rally and march. posters, signs and flags are allowed, but you cannot use wooden, metal or even plastic sign posts to carry them. backpacks and large purses are also a no-no. happening all weekend long is the sf sketch fest. it's in full swing featuring more than 230 shows in three weeks at various venues all around the city. this sunday they're spotlight abc speechless with several cast members including actress minnie driver. tickets are available online. >>> and for more information on these events and others, just go to abc7news.c

there alexander former deportees recalls how many operated on twins in an attempt to join them together like can join twins and. then back. in the day they were. the boy. back. to. back to back their grace back to back. tracking so that. and that's because i am i. was awarded the war merit cross and was promoted in late one nine hundred forty three to chief physician of the birkenau subcamp. in the winter of one thousand nine hundred five the approach of soviet troops spilled the end of the birkenau killing machine. along with several other doctors on january seventeenth mengele was transferred to the concentration camp in lower silesia in what is today poland. magaluf brought along two boxes of specimens and records of his experiments. the red army liberated the remaining prisoners at auschwitz on january twenty seventh. in february one thousand nine hundred five mengele fled and discarding his s.s. uniform and disguising himself as an ordinary fair mox soldier. he was twice arrested by american troops in the spring and summer of one thousand nine hundred five he was even recorded unde

blayne alexander reporting live. >>> so many of you have been sending out well wishes on social media. it's been one of the trending stories all day. hoda kotb officially now has been named as the new co-anchor of the today show. >> and here is what the today show opened with, what it sounded like this morning. >> from nbc news, this is today with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb, live from rockefeller, plaza. >> hoda said she is incredibly excited about this opportunity to co-host with savannah and this morning savannah said this was the most popular decision that nbc news has ever made. kotb made sure to give a shout out to her mom. >> i'm pinching myself. i think we should send some medics to alexandria, virginia, where my mom is after hearing this. >> and, you know, hoda's mother, again, she lives in alexandria. she's a local. and she also works at the library of congress, which i think is interesting. >> that's great. and she couldn't hide her excitement when she spoke to hoda on the phone. this happened during the 10:00 a.m. hour of today. check it out. >> we are so excited. >> yo

alexander. we have collaborated on many projects together. whether it be books or chap are's, he is on the magazine editorial board. when i am stumped on something has to do with early american financial history, i turn to bob. he answers often in a new york minute. he is never one to shy away from the hamiltonian way. he likes to tell it like it is, especially to jeffersonians. i have been able to have a front from the sidelines watching them. his latest project is historians against slavery, where he is a board member. his latest book is called the poverty of slavery. when you look at his output, it reminds you of someone else who could not hold his ink, alexander hamilton. today, bob will address a war letter word that hamilton created: debt. at $20 trillion today, you may think it's a different four letter word. let's hear from bob about a man who created it and its origins. it is my pleasure to introduce professor robert wright. [applause] robert wright: thank you so much for coming today. i know it has absolutely nothing to do with the

alexander on c.s.r.'s and community extenders, the areas that help so many. we need to pass a disaster relief package. so many need help just as new york needed help years ago even though we didn't the get the support that we needed from states who need money now. we must protect the dreamers. the american people are clamoring for our two parties to work together to get things done. after a year of partisanship and strife during which the governing majority hardly attempted to compromise, we now must move forward in a bipartisan way if we're going to finish the task at hand. on the budget, on health care, on disaster aid, on daca. i yield the floor. in the house commerce subcommittee oversight investigations how they hearing on the issue last week with representatives from hhs and the fda. [inaudible conversations]

many movies. my uncle alexander made his first movie in august of 1914 when he was 21 years old and never stopped making movies all of his life until his death in 1956. i think that there are corps that movies -- korda movies, many of them, but that there's a big difference between the movies that my uncle alex produced and those he produced and directed. and an even bigger and more important group of movies which had the contribution of all the three brothers; or that is to say, they were produced by my uncle al section. my -- alex, my other uncle worked on them as the directer or the cutter, and my father did the art direction. so that's a smaller slice of the pie than the whole pie. and i like to think of the movies on which all three brothers worked as the ones out of which i would pick my favorite. having said which and allowing for my fondness for the third man which was produced by my uncle alex and my father did the art direction, but my uncle xalton had nothing to do with it at all. i am enormously admiring of things to come in which all three brothers were involved and which is an amazi

the top and pay to wear gowns may be few and far between, as many are wearing plaque to pro protest sexual harassment. >> this black alexanderqueen dress had a pop of red, she supposed for nominee mary j. blige, also went with a sheer bottom gouvenlt selma hayic's dress fee cured fringe. >> i think it will be really cool. >> embracing the chle

the need movement on times its movement things that are important for many americans i would say yeah i mean could you say alexander that what we heard here was trump trump speak that was aimed and written for his base but because it was the teleprompter finesse and polish. it felt a little bit more gentle if you will. yeah i would say so it was my impression now and directly after the speech that actually he was trying to to you know to reach zero but at the same time he was reassuring kids days that he is still there president hill standing for very tough stance on immigration that his loyalty is to serve the american people american citizens and not immigrants so i would say that it was a speech that was addressed to he's base people supporting him and it's just the speech that you would expect to hear from the president of the world's only superpower i mean was there for example for europe was there anything in his speech that was written for. america's european allies nato for example. no i wouldn't say so because his message was that only a very strong and protect america can survive and that he is not ready

you are talking about the cheese school, fog city bake house, alexander rotisserie, we are going to be there. so many. everyone will be featuring a bite. the restaurant will be passing out specialty cocktails and specialty wines. >> you heard that right. there will be adult drinks to wash down your sweets. a guaranteed sugar rush. the festival is from noon until 4:00 p.m. >>> or to you can join the women's march oakland this saturday. it's a diplomat and peaceful event to shed light on women's rights. it starts at 10:00 a.m. there is a rally and a man of starting at lake merit amphitheater and end at the franco would youity plaza. signs are allowed but you can't use wood or melts posts to carry them. >>> and happening all weekend long is the sf sketch fest, the comedy schedule is in full swing featuring 230 shows in three week at various venues around the city. this sunday they will spotlight ab's speechless including actress mini drive. tickets are available on line. for information on all of these events and others, go to abc7news.com and we will link you up with hoodline. i'm jessica castro, abc 7

younger and younger and ever more brutal father alexander talley works in a troubled district of central naples he's shocked by the ruthless violence of many young people here. is that these young people are responsible for a new crime wave as they arrive on motorbikes and shoot around wildly even during the daytime they're terrorizing people. there's a small memorial outside his church for a local boy jenny was just seventeen when he was shot dead on his way home from school by a baby boss that was over two years ago rena remembers the outrage that followed the public demonstrations on the promises made by politicians but nothing has changed. in the poor neighborhoods of caravan or drug dealing continues as before the police avoid setting foot in the area. mobsters rule the streets. drug addicts are everywhere but they come from all over the region to make their purchases. the children of kind vanno gather at bruno's football camp no matter how difficult life may be at home here the children find a sense of belonging their. twenty three year old luigi is one of bruno success stories he spent years playing in bruno's football club and lear

alexander-murray because of the change our republican colleagues made to the health care system. and then of course there's the daca issue. that's going to require further compromise. there are many republicans in this chamber who want to enshrine daca protections into law as every democrat does, just as there are many democrats who would pass additional border security measures into law, smart, reasonable, practical border measures. a deal on this issue can be reached if both parties are committed to good-faith negotiations. the problem thus far has been president trump's insist sense on -- insist ens on a completely ineffective and absurdly expensive wall as part of any deal from daca. in fact, we learned this morning in a stunning "new york times" article by ron nixon that the trump administration is proposing to cut back from smart border security measures to pay for a border wall. i ask unanimous consent that the article by mr. nixon in "the new york times" be placed in the record alongside my remarks. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. schumer: according to the times which review internal budget guidance from the o.m.b., the trump administration would cut or dela

i'm sure many of you read the book by michelle alexander the new jim crow and what that reminds us is that the three strikes you're out policy started to take hold in the late '90s. 20 years later, we have seen a rapid escalation of increasingly black women as well as latinos incarcerated. we know that the u.s. incarcerate more people than any other nation technically. and so, we look at the impact of that on young people in terms of families that are celebrated as a consequence and children growing up and there's been a statistic in the book that i cite in mind that there are more children separated from their parents today as a result of the prison system than was true during the time that slavery. in the same way in people are disenfranchised and the ability to vote pandering jim crow because of the law around felonies and whatever you can still maintain your right to vote. so, these are things that have shaped our experience but there are some other things that happened of course in the last 20 years. one of those things we might put in the positive column and that would have been

froe >> i don't remember how many times i stabbed her in the stomach. >> they say she killed alexander last year. you can see the terror on alexander's face as she stares at her. other gang members videotaped the entire murder. in her own words she says she stabbed the 15-year-old 13 times and cut off the tattoo on her hand then she made her one final promise. >> and i told to her and told her to never forget who i was. i told her some day we'll see each other again. >> she says she killed alexander because she believed the 15-year-old played a role in her boyfriends be sentenced in may. >>> right now critical search for a missing 2-year-old boy. d.c. police this is amir shef follow feld last seen with biological father. near garfield elementary school. please take a look at your screens right now. look at the baby there on the left. if you have seen him know where a mir is, please call police. >> new this morning, more than a million walmart workers will get a boost to pay checks starting next month the company will pay workers $11 an hour in u.s. and one will get $1,000 tax bonus. wa

responsibility and i was in a german youth had many awards and you realize you've never had to clear a scottish loving cup some of us just mean. to present you with the alexander mcqueen the idea is you put whiskey or a soft drink where we want him to quit and you pass out when your heart is in it. only your clothes and it's beautiful and i believe it's handmade and then finally i made it myself thank you thank you thank you thank you we're going to play so means cup of us now from east to west from a lowly wood holywood because i know joined by the star of stage and screen mr brian calls brian welcome to the alex salmond show nice to see yours in the week of the golden globes and i know you were nominated for golden globe your neighbor of yours was the. villain but the question over the worst is when you you when. be that these big awards do you actually know what you want know you don't know serious or you don't know who won and in this week's golden globe awards offices paintings up campaign the stars of hollywood making the protests but by all winning black women what do you feel about protests like that you think they have their place or do you think it's

we have learned a lot about that and many of you read the book by michelle alexander, the jude -- the new jim crow. whatever reminds us is the drug enforcement policies, 3 strikes and you are out policy, started to take hold in the late 90s. 20 years later we have seen a rapid escalation of the number of black blue but not just black men but black women and latinos incarcerated. we know that the us incarcerates more people than any other nation. so we look at the impact of that on young people in terms of families that are separated as a consequence of prison sentences, children growing up, there is a statistic in michelle alexander's book that i cite in mind that there are more children separated from their parents today as a result of the prison system and was true during the time of slavery. .. "usa u.s.a. today had a survey and -- they felt it was an important symbol, that the united states population had been able for the first time to elect a black president, yet the same weekend, the next day an the election, was the largest influx of signups for storm front.org, a white suprem

century a man ascended the dutch throne king alexander will go to year for it's a great honor to succeed my mother and for us to serve our country with motivation many of them all seem to have to hating princes beatrix has been helping out the royal couple as official appearances. and she had a daughter in law queen maxima another most popular members of the dutch boyle family doesn't trust us what's characteristic of beatrix is this great love she had for her husband and has her family in this country among the steadfastness she has she's always been a great personality. one of president sky. above old princess beatrix is enjoying her retirement and spending more time with her family . and speaking of royalty british prince william and his wife kate are in sweden bidders visiting their swedish counterparts and taking in some sport also trees in a warsaw are experiencing their fifteen minutes of fame plus quite a gem has been found in russia more on those stories coming up in today's express. on tuesday prince william and his wife catherine the duchess of cambridge flew to sweden's capital stall count right away they took in a game of sandy similar

many thousands of years. with mountains in the background the bug arion capital and its perhaps most famous landmark the alexander nevsky cathedral sophia has been shaped by seven thousand years of history under the roman possession time in an ottoman empire as. stunning stuff can take off as an actor and tour guide in sofia he's very optimistic about the city's future ten years ago sophia was more gray now it's like more colorful more vivid a lot of interesting places a lot of events occur. can be seen from all over sophia at least when the clouds don't block the view. of the status of catacombs tour group begins the day with a visit to sophie as old this market the women's market bombers from all over bug area sell their produce here as well as unusual souvenirs. this metro station is called savvy car which was the roman name for sophia while building the station workers found remains of the original city and simply left them on display. less than one hundred meters from the roman excavations is the bunya mosque built by the ottomans and right next door the sephardic synagogue the jewish and muslim communities

the union address was praised even by many democrats as a very presidential speech so if we are going to see a teleprompter donald trump he might be fine. alexander from norman in washington for now thank you. now let's pick up a valid point about which donald trump we are going to say tonight with a political science is that it was a castle's who also specializes in u.s. economics or welcome to the w. . which trump then are you expecting to see today or to q trump to stick to the carefully crafted script or tweeting trump who goes off script. predicting trump behavior is totally difficult but i expect him to be more on scripts more in q one in his agenda because there's much at stake here for this president because his poll numbers aren't great. the u.s. economy for the most part is doing very well because the world economy is doing well what he said before in davos if the u.s. is doing well the world is doing well it's true in the opposite degree the world is actually pulling everybody up europe as well so in that regard if he wants to push this very ambitious agenda he has to come up with a good plan with a strategy that is somehow bipartisan

alexander. peter, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. many more americans will feel the impact of this shutdown beginning today. the two sides inching closer together though. that vote as you said set for noon. right now, it's in the hands of senate democrats. here's the simple question -- do they trust the top republican, mitch mcconnell, do deliver on an immigration bill before next month? and the president has been m.i.a. no deal to end the government shutdown now stretching into its third day. >> let's step back from the brink, let's stop victimizing the american people and get back to work on their behalf. >> reporter: overnight, the senate's top republican mitch mcconnell urging democrats to support a three-week budget extension, while signaling an openness to a vote next month. that vote would address the key flash flashpoint the fate of undocumented immigrants called d.r.e.a.m.ers. chuck schumer not ready to cut that deal but not walking away. >> we have yet to agree on a path forward that would be acceptable to both sides. >> reporte

many soldiers on both sides it's a terrible thing the u.s. has no business in afghanistan and the more than russia did any more than alexander the great so the u.s. ought to get out let the afghans run their own country and the taliban is we call them the taliban which i think means the students. but there that's that's just that's just our name for the passion people who are the majority people in afghanistan and in pakistan as well ok so i think we need to get out but people run their own lives stop killing stop all the weapons stop all the terrible things the us empire does stir up trouble in order to make itself seem needed yeah very very bad the are there under the guise of handling security for the afghan government. the afghan government could do that without u.s. support. no the care of the and the afghan government itself said that it would only last a few months if the u.s. pulled out there is a hint that the afghan government maybe they ought to go with the u.s. troops and have new people come in so that was why as the u.s. killing all these people spending trillions of dollars in afghanistan to have a very unpopular government in

many. > >>> and the state of the union comes amid the firestorm over that document dating back to the early days of the trump campaign. here's peter alexander. >> reporter: the release of that deeply-divisive document would be unprecedented. relying on a never-before-used house rule. aides say the president hasn't seen the memo but is expecting to green light it within days. >> there may have been malfeasance at the fbi by certain individuals. sunshine is the best disineffe disineffectant. >> reporter: democrats accuse devin knew necessary -- nunes of trying to undermine the russia investigation. nunes today dismissing questions. and tonight even as the cia director warns russia will try to interfere in this fall's midterms, the trump administration is not ordering any new sanctions now, instead, ahead of a deadline mandated by congress, publishing a name of russian oligarchs, largely lifted from forbes magazine. >> they have no beef with the russians about what they did in 2016. and they need to know if they do that again there'll be consequences. >> reporter: peter alexander, nbc news, the white house. >> let's bring in two members of our

responsibility and i said i german you find many awards in your careers you've never had a clear scottish loving cup some of us just mean. to present you with the alexander mcqueen the idea is you put whiskey or a soft drink where we want and be quick and you pass and then you'll have orders and. only your clothes and it's beautiful and i believe it's handmade and definitely i made it myself thank you thank you thank you thank you i mean we're going to place a means cup of kindness now from east to west from a lowly wood to holyrood because i know john by the start of states and screen mr bryant calls brian welcome to the alex salmond show nice to see yours in the week of the golden globes and i know you were nominated for golden globe your neighbor years a. little quote from the envelope but the question over the words that is when you're the appeal of these big awards do you actually know what you want no you don't do serious you don't really want and in this week's golden globe awards offices paintings up campaign the stars of hollywood making the protest but by a willing black woman do you feel about protests like that you think they have their place

stress of carrying the burden for a whole, in many instances, ungrateful nation, you know is not good for one's health. narrator: tennessee attorneys z. alexander maurice weaver carried on with the case, and all 25 defendants were acquitted. when two more were arrested, marshall returned to columbia to help. when the trial was over and marshall, looby and weaver prepard to leave, some in town believed that justice had not yet been served. juan williams: and they're driving back to nashville because they can't even risk sleeping in columbia tennessee for fear that they will be killed. thurgood marshall: the mob followed me out across duck river and pulled us over - state troopers and city police. juan williams: and they particularly pick thurgood marshall out of the back seat where he was seated. thurgood marshall: and they put me in the police car and told looby to go on to nashville and don't follow them. juan williams: but the police car they notice, does not go back towards town, but instead takes a turn in to the woods going in the direction toward the river. marshall, sitting in the backseat, he doesn't know what's going on. and these guys

alexander sanders from sussex university, thanks very much for talking to others. and we'll find out how this story — and manyomorrow's front pages at 10:40 this evening in the papers — our guests joining me tonight are randeep ramesh, chief leader writer at the guardian and the political strategist jo tanner. one of the killers of the toddlerjames bulger in 1993 — jon venables — has been charged over indecent images of children. the trial will be held in an unnamed court. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford is outside the crown prosecution service in central london. a very carefully worded statement released by the crown prosecution service from its headquarters in london. it said that the man formerly known asjon venables has been charged with offences relating to indecent images of children and will appear in the crown court. no further details can be revealed at this stage and because of reporting restrictions we can say very little more about the cases sell. venables was first jailed in 1993 more about the cases sell. venables was firstjailed in 1993 along with robert thompson when they were t

many years. they also want to thank the chairman, chairman alexander and ranking member murray for this bipartisan hearing on the nations preparedness and response capabilities in advance of the reauthorization of a pandemic all hazards and response act. i will give you one story, one brief story about how important preparation is. this is a good example of preparedness infrastructure that it supports. in this case in the aftermath of the tragedy a train derailment that occurred in philadelphia of may of 2015. the train was carrying 238 passengers when it derailed. eight people lost their lives. over 200 were injured in that derailment. fortunately through funding from the hospital preparedness program which we know by the acronym hbp regional health care coalition had long been working together for emergencies that did cause a surge in patients. when the train derailed systems for tracking bed availability in local hospitals and provided information in real time to emergency responders helping them to effectively triage patients sending them to the hospitals that have the capacity to accept addit

many other cabinet officials will be present. the white house says the majority of cabinet members are not attending and that it stands firmly behind attorney general sessions. lester. >> peter alexander inside the white house tonight, thanks. >>> the new jobs report is out. the u.s. added 148,000 jobs in december falling short of economists' expectations. the unemployment rate remains steady at 4.1%, the lowest level in 17 years. and year over year wages grew about 2.5%. >>> speaking of jobs and the economy, with the trump administration this week rolling back obama-era rules that allow legal marijuana to thrive, nerves are sure to be rattled in california towns that are now banking on recreational cannabis to dig them out of tough times. nbc's jacob soboroff visited one of them. >> reporter: in 2001, the town of desert hot springs went bankrupt. it's been struggling ever since and now hopes to revive its fortunes with cannabis. >> we have over 200 parcels that are zoned for cannabis. >> reporter: she runs a consulting group for cannabis businesses there. one of them is this facility that costs $7 million to build but the upside is almost priceless. >> 8,064,000 cannabis. every year

many agree with this? yesterday, four senators got mind the deals. mike rounds, lisa murkowski, senator alexander and susan collins of maine. but senate majority leader said he would only bring a vote on something that the white house supports. >> i'm looking for something that president trump supports. and he's not yet indicated what measure he's willing to sign. as soon as we figure out what he is for, then i would be convinced that we were not just spinning our wheels going to this issue on the floor. >> and white house chief of staff john kelly attempted to clarify the administration's position on immigration and border security, this after controversial comments to law packers behind closed doors on capitol hill. in in a meeting with members of the congressional hispanic caucus, kelly reportedly said some of the hard line policies president trump advocated during the campaign were uninformed and that a wall along the entirety of the southern border would never be built and mexico would never pay for it, according to people familiar with that meeting. kelly gave his side of those comments in

responsibility and i was in a german you had many awards in your careers you've never had a clear a scottish loving tops on the bus just me not. to present you with the alexander mcqueen and why did you put whiskey or a soft drink where we want to quit and you pass out when your heart is in it. only your clothes and it's beautiful and i believe it's handmade and then finally i made it myself thank you thank you thank you thank you we're going to means cup of kindness now from east to west from a lowly wood holywood because i know joined by the star of stage and screen mr brian calls brian welcome to the alex salmond show those to see yours in the week of the golden globes and i know you were nominated for golden globe your neighbor of yours was a. little quick for the villain. the question over the words when you you when. peter these big awards do you actually know what you want know you don't know serious or you don't know what and in this week's golden globe awards offices paintings up campaign the stars of hollywood making the protests but by a willing black woman do you feel about protests like that you think they have the place or do you think it's hopel

one thing that is true many states are reporting all of that that. senator alexander pointed out some tragic preventable deaths and as we hear about those things there's a perception of greater severity and winners of perception of greater severity people go to places like emergency room so one of the things we have been doing is if you are ill you may need to call your health care provider but you may not need to go to emergency rooms all those types of things are part of what we deal with in a flu season where there's heightened awareness. in terms of assuring we are prepared the amount of funding available through the grant has been adequate for some time and as you pointed out in your comments there's a need to bolster that. i don't think it takes a great deal more patzert made were tending to funding levels will be extremely healthy. >> dr. inglesby. >> i agree with everything said and if if there's anything more we can develop our flu technologies modernization and rapid acceleration of the process being the interim goal the less we will have in hospitals but in