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in my early 20s i called, i was intoxicated and left a voicemail and they would play the voicemail toheir friends, so embarrassing and finally i made them delete it. >> you are last ago. what do you think? >> this new year, i worked all the new year's for the past nine years. because of 2018, i am ready for a new exciting year and see what happens. >> more answers to your questions when we return. ♪ my name is jeff sheldon, and i'm the founder of ugmonk. before shipstation it was crazy. it's great when you see a hundred orders come in, a hundred orders come in, but then you realize i've got a hundred orders i have to ship out. shipstation streamlined that wh the order data, the weights of , everything is seamlessly put into shipstation, so when we print the shipping ll everything's pretty much done. it's so much easier so now, we're ready, bring on t. shipstation. the number one ch of online sellers. go to shipstation.com/tv and get two months free. >> live from america's news headquarters, kelly wright, here's what is happening from coast-to-coast, millions of americans gathered th

. >> oh. [ inaudible ] >> a voicemail, huh?e bear's paw and hear grandma's voice. lots of people where they live are coming up to lauren and saying i love that video. it made me cry. >> yeah, me too. the thing is if you've lost your grandparent you would give anything to hear their voice one more time. >> that's a best friend for you right there. >> i'm going to go over and call my grandpa right now. >> what most of us prefer to ambulate when it comes to transport, there are people who like to find more interesting ways of doing it. >> just do the regular old walking in? >> this is patrick, he is quite the legendary motorcycle rider, but in this case, instead of the motor bike he's opted for his fast bike. he's making it look like a light back the way he's throwing it around. in the video, it's focused entirely on the tire to show the skill, the balance and the smoothness with which he's able to transfer across what is dangerous to walk across. >> he's got the right equipment for what he's doing, but also the skills. that combi

mother johanna who died suddenly this past july and on tone yo's father had saved it and others from voicemail had on his phone after she died. >> i was able to make, torque cut some pieces out and able to put it on the bear so he can hear his mother again. >> reporter: he visiting his mother's grave in greenwood cemetery says he was stunned. >> i gave him a big hug. >> reporter: antoni, sr., just wanted to give his son a memory of his mother that he could hold on to. >> i love you guys so much. i will always love you guys. >> when i was getting everything prepared, it was emotional for me and i know when he was going to open it it was going to be emotional, too. >> reporter: antonio, jr., says he usually likes to press the button at night just before bed letting him know that he's never alone. >> give me a big hug. i love you. >> reporter: in orlando, matt treza fox news. pope francis in south america chile to be precise and he began his visit by addressing a abuses which have divide the the faith and his words were filled with remorse. pope francis begged for forgiveness for the sex abuse sc

phone calls go straight to his voicemail and he has not known up to meet with clients and friends, something everyone says is out of character. >>> i've been going crazy because i have never been in this position before to have someone i dearly love just vanish and it terrifies me. >> they say the building manager has gone into his room and found nothing amidst. police are treating this as a missing person's case and they say no evidence of fowl place. we asked police if there's been activity on his phone and credit or bank cards since last wednesday, but because it is an open investigation, they cannot release that information. >>> our time is 4:10. the san jose city council voted to remove a controversial statute of christopher columbus from city hall. it was donated by the italian community 50 years ago. supporters of native americans say christopher columbus was a conqueror and not an explorer. the italian community was given six months to relocate it. if it's not removed by then, the city will put the statute in storage. >>> all right. right now, 4:11. a second person of interest is ide

. >> do you remember if she left a voicemail on that occasion?> no, ma'am. >> you did not speak to annamarie that day, is that correct? >> no, i didn't. >> reporter: the timing of that last call was important, prosecutors argued, because they theorized cara murdered her wife soon after, then spent hours cleaning and covering up. remember that afternoon of errands? prosecutors showed security video of cara and brianna shopping and argued it was part of the cover-up. >> she leaves the house around 3:00 p.m., according to her, but she doesn't pop up on surveillance video until 5:00 p.m. that evening at the holyoke mall. >> suddenly starts using her debit card left and right to make miniscule little purchases. >> reporter: what was going on, do you think? >> she was trying to be seen. she was trying to be elsewhere. in short, she was creating a digital alibi for herself. >> we are still driving. love you. bye. >> reporter: an audio alibi, too. prosecutors played voicemails. all play-acting, they said. >> on our way to burger king. call. please, pleas

become more aware and make a choice well to limit those words here's my pet peeve you get somebodies voicemail you follow the instructions you leave a message moments later your phone rings and they say hey you called and i saw you get my message and they said no no i just saw that you called that drives me nuts i got fifteen seconds what is your number one pet peeve. i agree with you there my number by the way again in my book i have a to z. glossary of all of my pet peeves just so you know however i think for me my biggest pet peeve is when someone is sick and then they go out and socialize and then i go to shake their hand and they refuse my handshake let the record show that i ended our conversation by saying thank you lisa gosh a very cool web site is beverly hills manners dot com. thank you for having me. i was never much of a conspiracy theorist before donald trump got elected but now every time he utters one of these outrageous i can't help but think it's a diversion as robert muller's noose tightens watch the other hand agree disagree tweet me at holland cook. and that is the big pict

now from what we understand that voicemail message that you heard has been taken off it's no longer being played at the moment in the lead up to the voting we heard in both the house and the u.s. senate we heard democrats and republicans blaming each other for the shutdown and now this government shutdown has not been without an international reaction we actually heard from china an article was published in chinese state media talking about how essentially there appeared to be kind of a spirit of non-cooperation in washington d.c. now the article that was published in chinese media went on to talk about how the government shutdown was kind of a slap in the face to donald trump and from there it went on to talk about how the you know the trumpet ministration has undone many of the key policies of dumb trumps predecessor barack obama now the article went on to point out that around the world the usa and their political system is up held as kind of an icon as a system that is just an ideal it's the best way for countries to operate in this is kind of the view of what they call the developed

and something happened before cellphones, before voicemail, before anything, really, and itjust happenedgave us a quarter to get on a bus. and it happened because of the people! and we continue... 0ur strongest base, our strongest, you know, "at a boy" comes from the people. and that's our favourite thing. and for running up debts to get the band going, the money really started rolling in. 0h, big. i remember... my mother's from hungary and she continues to say, "how is the orchestra?" she has this wonderful... she still has no clue who pays the money or who i work for. she's been to one of your concerts? she goes all the time and she does my, you know, the hand gesture, and all that, says, "i love you." initially she went up to paul, my bandmate, and did not realise i was on the other end of the room. my life is so amazing... but your life changed as a result of that and as a result of the fact that you were starting to make money, it must have just changed so dramatically. well, it dramatically changed because i moved to hollywood and i sold out. i became ensconced, which is a big word

number have sued rupert murdoch over allegations that journalism was working for hacks in their voicemailnd local coverage -- and podcasts from apple. companies have agreed to produce programming for the initiative called spotlight. spotify is the world's largest paid music service. today, the debut of its first new natural chocolate in years. the company will sell to cats in japan in time for mountain state. -- in time for vowed wednesday. why shares in the retail giant are up today. this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: m london, i am mark barton. vonnie: this is the european close on the markets. hour -- sharese of walmart. goldman sachs upgraded the stock to buy from neutral. >> while we tell overall could remain -- walmart could control their own destiny. he said that they say the right things to the breaking ball, they could get a boost from organic, and personal income growth. it's been of tax reform, he thinks it is going to help company itself, and that could result in a significant evidence. what makes it interesting though -- if we hope want to bloomberg, we see that the buy rating is at

sully called the number and left a voicemail."hi, my name is richie. i saw your post.ve an extra kidney. i'm o-positive. you're more than welcome to have it," sully said in his message.sully is also a single dad. he has two girls, layla, 11, and emma, 5. sully took off from work and paid to stay in a new york hotel for two weeks. he's spent time with liebowitz everyday."we walked around manhattan for, like, six hours and we had sushi and he took me to times square and we talked about music and about being dads and things like that and really hit it off," he said.sully underwent surgery beside his new friend on thursday at new york presbyterian hospital.he said donating was an easier procedure than many think.why did he do it? because he could. "it's not a big deal, and i've talked to several donors in the last week that have all said the same thing. like, if we could get people to understand how much of a big deal it's not, we would have so many more donors," sully said.but for rob liebowitz and his family, it was a huge deal. "i keep saying, 'thank you,'" liebowitz sa

friends calls go straight to voicemail. he does not suffer from mental health issues and has never gone off without telling people. >> it is a mystery. i cannot understand why our friend would just fall off the earth.>> reporter: the day after the ballet, he failed to meet a client that he has worked with for 17 years. he was also supposed to meet with friends on friday. >> i have had a knot in my stomach since friday.>> reporter: friends described him as a shy, sweet and gentle soul with a smile. he came from tokyo almost 30 years ago. his family is still there. he has a large circle that he considers family and friends and thousands of. a text message or phone call was always returned quickly. >> this is very unusual. his phone's been off. we are very worried. >> reporter: friends have gone to the building where he lives. building manager has gone into his room and found nothing amiss. >> i have never been in this position before to have someone i dearly love just vanish. it terrifies me.>> reporter: friends fear foul pla

celebritiesmber of sued over voicemails.f of this year, according to the ceo. he says the state owned oil giant is looking at the possibility of listing tiers locally and having an international ipo. they have not decided whether to list shares overseas and what could be the biggest equity offering ever -- f or. -- offering ever. francine: breaking news out of opec. opec does this almost on a monthly basis, a monthly report where they look at their demand and supply and rivals. opec today boosting the supply outlook. this is almost mechanical, and we knew this would happen for some of the shale producers are -- as soon as the prices hit $68. i want to show you a really good chart that one of our viewers sent. tom: we have viewers? francine: looking at rigged pound and --rig count. you can see basically that there is definitely a tick up in shale reduction as soon as there was a swing in oil. tom: bill blaine lets us. $70 a barrel on brent. are we at the top of a range or are we seeing a global commodity lift after all of the

and at least having received 11 voicemails on the mayor's hotline of dbi's and 20 email response responses and clear that the 12,400 initial mailers are being read by some people, albeit a tiny fraction. as most of us who have dealt with any direct mail know, if you get even a 1% response from such a mailing, you are doing very well. and it will take multiple outreach efforts in order to try and bring everybody into the program. but we are certainly prepared to do that. >> and so many different cultures and confident with the outreach program there? do you feel strongly that we are at good capacity? >> we do. we have the information that i have been talking about in chinese and spanish already. and we are certainly willing to deal with other languages on an as-needed basis in order to try to explain the parameters. >> i think this is fantastic program. it's going to be complicate and a lot of work for the president. but it is the kind of work if we are geared up and correctly in place, it will be difficult on property owners. there is no question about it. but i think it's a good answer to

. >> their pleas relegated to the silence of voicemail. the anxiety level went off the chart. >> no matter what happened, nici, even if it was a relapse, we want you to know that we love you. >> had nici, in fact, fallen back into addiction? >> i started hoping that. because then she would have been alive. >> the alternative that nici may be dead somewhere was too much to bear. a bulletin went out. be on the lookout for a 5'3" woman with a tattoo on her back. friends knew she would likely be wearing a cross necklace and a diamond tennis bracelet. nine days later, king county detective, kathleen decker, was dispatched to an area near seattle's sea-tac airport, south of the city. >> the call came in from my sergeant, requesting i respond to this location regarding a woman's body. she had been found by a passerby in the blackberry bushes. >> this is kind of off the grid right here. >> yes, it is. >> a woman's body discovered in a nothing patch of scrub at the end of the runway near an all but abandoned trailer park. >> what did you notice abo

the democrats just named ill let me immigration -- even the white house voicemail where the public can call and leave a comment, their complaint line, it's been changed to point the finger at democrats for this political chaos. this government shutdown. >> thank you for calling the white house comment line. thank you for calling the white house. unfortunately, we cannot answer your call today because congressional democrats are holding government funding including funding for our troops and other national security priorities hostage to an unrelated immigration debate. due to this on strbstruction, t government is shutdown. >> this might be a first when you call in the white house complaint line. abbey phillips is there for us. is there any sign that the president does plan to get more involved or will it be more of that sentiment coming from the white house that it's time to point the blame? >> reporter: well, you heard from chuck schumer that he thinks the president is the only person who can really resolve this problem, but as you pointed out, the president is taking a completely dif

what does your outgoing voicemail say? >> jimmy: hiiii!m? [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: best thing anyone has ever said to me. >> oh, my god. i'm really crying now. this is the worst cry i've ever had on this show. okay. >> jimmy: six. ♪ all right, ready? >> was that a question? >> jimmy: no, i'm sorry. no, no. my mistake. yeah, go, yeah. >> what is the slogan for cows? >> jimmy: moo-moo! what do you bring to the super bowl party? >> oh, my purse. [ laughter ] how do you get good? >> jimmy: by practicing. [ laughter ] why is thomas crying? >> because you really hurt his feelings. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: there you have it. that was "think fast" with dakota johnson! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ "fifty shades freed" is in theaters and imax february 9th. stick around, we'll be right back with lester holt, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ what happens now... ...determines what happens to the rest of the world. ♪ let's go! experience awe-inspiring performance in the 2018 lexus lc 500. this never gets old. experience amazing.

this administration has its eye on the future, they're attacking democrats by changing the outgoing voicemail on their landline. [ laughter ] and a quick tip. if you are calling the white house, don't press 2 for spanish. you're asking for trouble. [ laughter ] the president of course is taking credit for this deal they made. but it is not a good weekend for donald trump. millions of protesters, mostly women, marched in tees all across the country on the one-year anniversary of his presidency. [ cheers and applause ] huge turnout. even melania marched. but secret service, they captured her and returned her to her shoe closet. [ laughter ] there were more than 200,000 protesters in new york, more than 300,000 in chicago, and 600,000 here in l.a., which is -- [ cheers and applause ] one thing you can say, donald trump got more women to exercise than michelle obama ever did. [ laughter ] and with all these protesters marching in all these cities the president delivered during the marches what i believe to be perhaps his most breathtaking tweet of all time. he wrote, "beautiful weather all over o

. >> a voicemail that was left on josh daniels' cell phone from this california area code. >> hey, what'se up on this phone right here whenever you need to talk about something. hear me? holla at me later. bye. >> reporter: detective hittle's ears perked right up when he heard it. >>i listened it to and now i know that phone, 310, is sirius underwood's. that is his voice. >> reporter: the detectives wanted another, technically deeper dive into sirius' i-phone, which they'd returned to him. sirius came downtown again, as requested, but while the cops were preoccupied chasing down a search warrant for his device, he outfoxed them. sirius found a computer and remotely wiped his phone clean. >> when i reached in i got sirius' phone, i could see that it had been reset, factory restored from the icloud. >> so whatever story he was gonna-- tell, you weren't gonna hear it? >> there was nothing left on that phone. >> pretty clever. >> we knew at that time we had a serious problem with our evidence. we were not dead in the water, but we were definitely struggling. >> announcer: coming up, a stalled

at least one of the teachers recorded in that voicemail message still works at the school. (( áá v.o.a disappointing season for the oakland raiders, now the big quiestionwhat's next for jack del rio and who will be his replacement? (steve) with the new year comes new laws. we've been telling you about the new recreational marijuana laws... and changes coming to car registration fees...but there are more. new at six... if you are someone who enjoys the outdoors and the water.. there are some new laws you'll need to know about too. we will break it down for you before you put you boat in the water. (steve) and then a bay area company is launching a new study that will look at dna and weightloss. we'll tell you how you can get involved.. coming up at six. (catherine) the fates of change came quickly yesterday to the oakland raiders... the bay area football team-- now looking for a new coach. (steve) losing to the l.a. chargers was the last defeat for jack del rio. j.r. stone is handling sports for us tonight. (j.r.) the nfl regular season is over and that means the coaching changes are a

i have been told to come into work monday so that we can shut put it ourt we can voicemail that i amot at work. or to put an out of office message on my email. it is absolutely ridiculous. phone callsf your and just a second. first, more from greta brawner. tost: is go to " -- let's go "politico's" headline. with hours to spare before the government ran out of money, chuck schumer mitch mcconnell and hour. half the bill to provide 24 more hours to work out a deal. according to senators and aids reached on the talks, republicans expected they would have to concede something to the democratic leader to avoid a shutdown. at that moment, they would have accepted a three week deal, a week shorter than the plan the house had approved earlier. but mcconnell blocked. nonsense, mcconnell replied. he also said he preferred speaker ryan's bill and believed republicans would have the political high ground. late in the day, the president returned his hard-line immigration stance and a talk with schumer after the two had nearly reached an agreement at the white house. after the clock struck midnig

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sully called the number and left a voicemail."hi, my name is richie. i saw your post.an extra kidney. i'm o-positive. you're more than welcome to have it," sully said in his message.sully is also a single dad. he has two girls, layla, 11, and emma, 5. sully took off from work and paid to stay in a new york hotel for two weeks. he's spent time with liebowitz everyday."we walked around manhattan for, like, six hours and we had sushi and he took me to times square and we talked about music and about being dads and things like that and really hit it off," he said.sully underwent surgery beside his new friend on thursday at new york presbyterian hospital.he said donating was an easier procedure than many think.why did he do it? because he could. "it's not a big deal, and i've talked to several donors in the last week that have all said the same thing. like, if we could get people to understand how much of a big deal it's not, we would have so many more donors," sully said.but for rob liebowitz and his family, it was a huge deal. "i keep saying, 'thank you,'" liebowitz said.

millions of people were being left behind because of free trade and trade agreements and bad deals that voicemailn crafted and cut. the people still sitting there and understand the fact while we can do a victory lap if we choose to about a rising storei market. the truth is fastest growing poverty as well. as he's having these conversations about the world community about how america is open for business, i think for a lot of americans the question is who is the business with. >> i'm curious and my thought coming into this speech was that the president was going to be really take to the core that america first really drive that theme home. before we got on the plane and to your point, i would be interested to see if the president does that stick it to you. he's not going to stay completely on script. all right. i think in various moments where he feels that bravado welling up in him, it's going to come out in a way. it's going to be interesting to see the reaction to it when the president regardless of all this work together, america first is not america alone. the underlying core is us first. t