it was valentine's day. as we all know. that itlike to forget was on valentine's day because the day started out to be a great day. it was valentine's day. being a photo editor, being in yearbook, i took the duty to of taking valentine's day pictures. i was at lunch. i was taking pictures of emma gonzalez. i don't know if you guys know that name. [laughter] rain: she had a table set up with the gay straight alliance club. she started giving out love proclamations. you can sign your name. while i was taking pictures of her, one of my best friends in namebook, she signed her and put my name down for the proclamation of love. it was lighthearted and people were giving out flowers. saw a we left lunch, i close friend of mine, victoria gonzalez, and the best buddies club at our school, they sell one dollar valentine's day gifts. i saw her buying gifts for her -- i can say boyfriend, because she does not like the word boyfriend. she refers to him as her soulmate. jane: it is high school. [laughter] they said it wa

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hey, sean, what might a wife do with valentine's day roses from her cheating husband? those roses. steve: hit him. yeah! morgan: good answer! madison: all right! steve: hey, madison, what might a wife do with valentine's day roses from her cheating husband? madison: if she's angry, she might burn them. steve: set them on fire. madison: all right!

valentin: it will be interesting, no doubt.o not think mario draghi will want to get involved on any of that. there is no evidence they have engaged in unfair practices. we had a central bank to really stop the slide in the euro back in 2010. so you can look back in history and say all of these claims are based on no real proof. on trade wars, their position has been consistent. they see that there is a clear downside risk, not only two euros on recovery but global recovery. and they will emphasize that they see domestic demand, and the potential headwind should not be neglected. francine: you are expecting not many big weights -- waves. and that means markets can focus on other things. valentin: -- pau: yes. there is another political stability for him not to rock the boat. francine: i want to show you this chart. this is the payment system owned and operated the euro system. you can see the difference between germany, italy, and spain. this comes as we have news that italy's president is trying to shield the finance minister.

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it was a valentine's gift from a-rod.oesn't wear it often and it might not mean they're engaged. she's always said she would tell her fans as soon as it happens. >> she's changed her tune from love don't cost a thing to -- [ speaking in foreign language ] >>> next, america's favorite fictional psychologist may be angling for a comeback. >> kelsey grammer is talking about a reboot of "frasier." >> deadline website says he has been fielding interest and new story lines. >> if a reboot does happen, fans can expect changes and new characters and moving the setting from seattle to chicago. stay tuned. >>> next to our new comedy project from ryan reynolds. >> who? oh, the other guy. the deadpool actor, you might have heard of him, voted sexiest man alive. he's being tapped by 20th century fox for a "home alone" type movie. >> but this time it won't involve a cute little boy battling wits with between ban ditss. it will be called "stoned alone." he plays a loser who misses his holiday trip because he got high. >> the project is

(vicki) heidi zherelyev's soon-to-be husband valentin was a little nervous about seeing his bride in her wedding dress for the very first time-- so she came up with a creative way to calm his nerves. heidi asked her brother for the ultimate wedding favor. she had him dress up in a wedding dress and surprise the groom. (vicki) the post now has thousands of shares... as their honeymoon ends, and married life begins, the couple hope their creative game of "break the ice" inspires others to do the same. (pam) that wraps up kron 4 news at 8.(ken) grant lodes will join vicki liak for kron 4 news at 9. (grant) thanks pam and ken. we're investigating the state of bay area water quality. why a local watch dog group reveals there's a new threat of pollution. and we continue our

subieron al escenario donde tambiÉn se le rindiÓ homenaje a las vÍctimas de la masacre del día de san valentÍnasacre de la escuelaen la florida bajo el lema "nunca mÁs". el homenaje a los agentes de cambio emocional a todos los presentes. >> juntos somos poder. juntos somos fuerza. luchemos por el futuro que todos queremos como comunidad. la lucha sigue. ♪ ♪ >> como pudieron ver univisiÓn votÓ en la casa por la ventana celebrando los 15 aÑos de premios "juventus". fÉlix: karina desde univisiÓn de nos trae lo mÁs destacado de la jornada.tour de francia, y el gran premio de alemania de la fÓrmula uno. karina: comenzamos con informaciÓn deportiva. primera minuto ocho brian disparÓ un caÑonazo fuera del Área para conseguir el primer gol de lobos. en el 47 lozano consiguiÓ el empate para santos. santos terminÓ ganando 2-1. con mucha polÉmica llegÓ el primer triunfo de toluca en el apertura 2018. por los diablos rojos marcaron los goles del triunfo canelo isa muestra. ademÁs se fueron tres expulsados. pasamos informaciÓn del tour de francia. el debutante se quedÓ con la etapa 15 en donde ademÁs repr

these were made by irene valentine.ed warrior and an active member of the u.s. veterans motorcycle club and i met her and she was wearing one of these hats. irene valentine and it's a club that she started in 2007. u.s. veterans and see.net. if you want to learn more about their club and also to find more about -- speak of these are gorgeous and made really well. >> she said she could have done mike should have had a patent. kimberly even has her name on hers. >> fox news! >> that was very sweet. >> i'm wearing it. >> i love it and i'm going to enjoy something in my new hat. all right. okay. dunkin' donuts, i'm a big fan of them, has a new invention, it's amazing. i tasted one before. they have these new doughnut fries and at first you are like sounds kind of weird and freaky until you put it in your mouth and you were like wow this is amazing. they did a limited trial. it was quite successful but now they are saying they are only going to do it for a little period of time. i predict that this will become a staple for a

holidays like, for example, in february we had that on african-american history month but we had valentine's day. we had the lunar new year and we had presidents day. so we have displaced all those kinds of things so we can catch people at different places of interest. >> if you happen to be in detroit, go up woodward avenue has tiger stadium, past the fox theater -- >> all the way down, you get past come back up a bit. that's okay. >> sourcebooks, janet jones, alison turner. hanks for joining us on and booktv. >> thanks for having us. >> thank you. >> there's a look at some authors recently featured on the booktv's "after words," our weekly author interview program that includes best-selling nonfiction books and guest interviewers. >> after the crisis were revealed and were working in the recovery mode, we were starting to get more and more reports of water lead levels. more people are getting tested and lead levels of thousands of part per billion and there is no safe lead level. my saddest day came when the lead level of a home which is adjacent to the hospital, it is a a home for foster

books like holidays for example in february we have african-american history month but we have valentine's day, we have the -- the lunar new year and we have -- presidents day so we have -- displays for all of those kinds of things so-so we can catch people as different places of interest. >> uh-uh had you. if you happen to be in detroit -- go up woodward avenue past tiger stadium fast the the fox theater -- all the way down and if you pass the -- dia, you have a backup just a little bit. >> okay. that's okay. here you go source book, janet jones, allison turner thanks for joining us on booktv. >> thank you for having us. >> thank you. booktv recently visited capitol hill to ask members of congress what they're reading this summer. >> i'm reading everything. some people go to psychiatrists i read for therapy. so this weekend for instance, i read michael's new book, on privacy which is very good. and it's got in privacy legislation to introduce, but i also read romance, thrillers i want to know newt gingrich and as you can see if you look at my i have to bring my kindle up for you i read an

next up a comedy, isn't it romantic, co-starring rebel wilson and liam hemsworth set to open up on valentine'syear. >>> reese gets ready to bring elle wood back to big screen. >>> then, neve campbell's party of four. i' i'm with you talking about skyscraper. >>> closed captioning provided by -- ♪ >>> so, you bend and snap. >> get ready to bend and snap. happy anniversary, elle woods. "legally blonde" hit theaters 17 years ago today. and we have the scoop on reese witherspoon at work on a third installment. >> i'm so excited about my meeting on "legally blonde 3" today that i wore my pink dress. >> elevating the sequel to the it's getting real phase. very few details have been made about the film but "e.t." has some predecks. we expect a bend and snap 2.0. >> so you bend and snap. >> here's a secret about the now-iconic move. it was choreographed by an '80s' one-hit wonder. >> she choreographed the whole thing. >> "e.t." was on set of the film in 2000 with a then-24-year-old reese. >> kwhoi now. >> she experienced her own blonde moments during filming. >> i can't remember my lines. oh, no, i'm

next up a comedy, isn't it romantic, co-starring rebel wilson and liam hemsworth set to open up on valentine'syear. >>> reese gets ready to bring elle wood back to big screen. >>> then, neve campbell's party of four. i' i'm with you talking about yscraper. >>> closed captioning provided by -- touch shows how we really feel. but does psoriasis ever get in the way? embrace the chance of 100% clear skin with taltz. up to 90% of those with moderate to severe psoriasis had a significant improvement of their psoriasis plaques. most people were still clearer after one year. with taltz, 4 out of 10 even achieved completely clear skin. don't use if you're allergic to taltz. before starting, you should be checked for tuberculosis. taltz may increase risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you have an infection, symptoms, or received a vaccine or plan to. inflammatory bowel disease can happen with taltz, including worsening of symptoms. serious allergic reactions can occur. ready for a chance at 100% clear skin? ask your doctor about taltz. ♪ >>> so, you bend and snap

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those in many different ways with book inch february we have african-american history month and valentine's day and the lunar new year, and we have presidents day so we have displays for all those kinds of things just so we can catch people at different places of interest. >> host: if you happen to be in detroit, go up woodward avenue, past tiger stadium, past the fox theater. >> guest: if you pass the dia, you have to back up just a little bit. that's okay. >> host: there you good. source books, janet jones, alison turner, thank you for joining us. >> guest: thank you for have us. >> sunday night, on "after words," enter faith activist mow ham mad will his book, "the fox hunt: a refugees memoir of coming to america" details how the screened death threats after -- escaped death threats. he is interviewed by "washington post" religion reporter julie. >> you constantly point out all of the strangers and helped you in small and large ways. people whose name you mentioned, met them one time in bosnia years ago and maybe never talk to them again. you're so aware of the role of strangers in each

a wonderful photographer named valentine. he was known by one name -- valentine. and he worked for everybody. babies and churches. i am like, babies and churches, ok. i did that too. the more i did, the better i got. then i discovered i liked all that stuff. it didn't matter what it was because it was photography. plus, you know taking pictures is fun. idea of working in the field and getting paid for it, i had died and gone to heaven. and i still played my music. my dining room was my music room. we got crazy in there. .e would jam and throwdown when you do stuff for good people, good things happen. share and, should the sunday school. sure. i shot this guys sunday school class. weeks later, i have a great job. it pays $5,000 for the day. you don't know what you do until you do it. is the best thing we can do for each other. be kind. that's what happened. [applause] i did not think i had an fbi record when i started. i don't know, actually. my story began without knowing i would end up in the white house. i was a newspaper photographer in the photographer with th

each tree honoring the stunts and staff members killed at their school this past valentine's da >>> theizers of unite the right rally in charlottesville will not be backor the one year anniversary. that is because they want to bring a rally to d.c. he wants a permit on the one year anniversary of last year's dead rally. he claims thecity's refusalol viated his free speech rights. yesterday he abandoned the legal fight and posted a message saying he will be exclusively focusing on a rally outside the whe house at the park on august 12th. >>> officers share stories of rescuing inmates who attempt to commit suicide. >> a series of cases in one local jail shows what the officers face and what's heing donep the officers and the inmates. scott mcfarland and the news 4 ey o team have changing minds report. >> reporter: it doesn't take long after the celllaoors for some inmates to consider a drastic escape of sorts. >> i had already planned it outd i a plan. >> reporter: she did time in d.c. and virginiaails and tried to kill herself. >> i think if you take a person who never had mental health

and nate valentine here from august hall. in the beginning they did not think they would want to go for a mechanical amusement device, and they changed their mind. they want to have some machines downstairs adjacent to the bowling alley. so all of these were approved by the police department with no standout conditions from what you can see. vesuvio and august hall were signed off without anything added. victory hall has the standard conditions from the southern station police department. everyone has received those. and i didn't receive any negative feedback from neighbors for any of these applications. and i just want to congratulate janet from vesuvio because she did get a lot of public support for her application. and there is a few that came in today from ccdc, and they are not in your files, and one from san francisco independent business alliance. so if congratulations, everyone. looking forward to the entertainment. u tem eight is commissioner comments and questions for item eight. commissioner, anyone like to bring s

president trump said he's not likely to ask potential nominees their views on roe valentine's v. wade. >>> higher tariffing are affecting canada now. the increases are in response to higher tariffs on canadian steel and aluminum imposed last month. the increases are expected to affect more than $14 million in u.s. imports, including items like ketchup, toilet paper and whisky. >>> the suspect who opened fire in santa rosa has died, and we are learning more about what the gunman planned for first responders arriving at the scene. >> the santa rosa police department is sharing more about the plan the shooter devised to kill his wife, son and son's immediate family. walter ross parked near his son's home in santa rosa, where he was hosting a dinner party. with a 9-millimeter handgun and .357 revolver plus a bag of five ieds, ross entered the home and began firing. he hit his son twice in the leg and his 4-year-old grandson once in the head. the person he was looking for wasn't there. >> we believe he believed his estranged wife was in the residence and he was there to kill her. they

discussed it in advance i think we didn't put up a flag or anything but we did get inside as i was you valentine. in the end the protests against springer didn't achieve very much. and the west german middle class seemed blissfully content. they watched peter alexander and all she class on t.v. and too few realized that the country was descending into political and social chaos. back i watched a girl i was too young to understand what was going on so i went to school and played football i figured if they want to demonstrate blood of. the villain vich them took a very different view of that he is a fence otherwise he wouldn't have become a yoga teacher inventor and the victory card to the mobility of the spine indicates how well do you feel. there was more to nine hundred sixty eight than just confrontation. does it exists i believe the events of that year went well beyond politics of. the messages of nine hundred sixty eight for me which were go to san francisco and put some flowers in your hair and all you need is love all you need is love. residential communities usually consisting of perfect

that means i don't get to shop for a valentine for a few hours.l to be disruptive. imagine losing our electrical grid for weeks. a refrigerator doesn't work, you can't pump gas, you're not going to work, hospital's emergency generators have run out of fuel. it would be an enormous the impactful thing for the country and it is possible from some of the nations you mentioned in iran and north korea to name a few others, cyber as many indicated is the modern warfare and you can't ignore the serious implications. >> as somebody who served their your self, how much -- we hear the stories about basic necessities and things for their kids, none of us in america would ever think that is acceptable that these folks, should have those economic worries. >> this is what young people and nation produces. over the previous administration, there are many times it wasn't in september the way it should have been. it became political and these folks were used as ponds in that. is passing the defense authorization bill today is the earliest we have done it in the ye

. >>> an appeals court says news organizations do show the video surveillance of thes valentine day shootingrkland high schooleq theysted the video to better understand the first responders. that school shooting t encouraging other schools to take a look at their security systems. >> and fairfax county is looking intoor millions ofsecurity measures. megan mcgrath hamore from falls church. >> reporter: that security review was ordered in the wake of the soting in parkland. it calls for enhanced lockdown drills with one a year happening during the lunch period or between asses. the plan calls for replacing outdated locks and requiring classrooms to be locked at all-times. also, the hiring of 18 mental health professionals. this will allow the sc system to have mental health experts in the middle and the elementary schools, as well as high schools. at middle schools and resource officers in elementary schools, those are not a part of the atcommendations. it was determined additional discussion was needed. back to you. >> megan, thank you. >>> we're halfway through july but some families are wai

he was just known by one name, valentine, and he worked for the post and everybody, did babies, did churches and i'm like babies and churches? okay. so i did that, too. so the more stuff i did, the better i got at it. then i discovered i liked all that stuff, didn't matter what it was because it was photography and as long as i could explore the campus this big, the city this big i didn't miss a beat and plus do you know taking pictures is fun? real fun. so the idea of working in the field that you get paid for, i had already died and gone to heaven, okay? and i still play my music. my dad has my music room at home. we get crazy in there. we jam and throw down. so when you do stuff with good people, good things keep happening. sharon, take my picture, sure. and sharon, shoot this school. sure, yes. i'll be at sunday school. that's how i got out of sunday school class. three years later he said i got this big job. you're a great photographer. i want you to take the job. it paid me $5,000 for a day. so all i can say is you don't know what you do until you do it and then kind is the best thing

cruz is accused of killing 17 people and wounding 17 others at stoneman douglas high school on valentine's day. his defense lawyer is asking a judge to keep the record of the police interrogation under wraps. lawyer say releasing that information to the public would taint a potential jury pool. >>> today the muni board of directors were consider banning commercial vehicles from driving your the full house home in san francisco. that house is located on broderick street. people who live in the area say the reboot of the show on netflix has led to more tourists and tour buses stopping by to snap pictures and see the house.>>> happening today, a popular brand of auto racing will likely pull out of sonoma raceway. the press democrat reports that the monterey county board of supervisors will authorize a three-year deal with in the car -- indy cars to race in monterey county starting next year. the grand prix takes to -- it takes place for the last time coming up on november 16. >>> this morning we are exploring a report from medical professionals calling attention to what they say is a dangerou

. >>> survivors of valentine's day shooting in a florida high school made oakland the latest stop onthe march for our lives tor. it began last month and since then, students from parkland florida have gone from city to city registering voters and talking about ending gun violence. they say they're working hard to motivate others to work for more peaceful future for everyone. >> is definitely a lot of work. will we volunteer our time to this because of what happened. we have to remember why we started this which is what keeps us motivated and going. i really want to protect others from gun violence because it's been really relevant recently. >>> the students are focusing most of their attention on 18 to 29-year-olds who they say are the least involved age groups. soudan say that they're the ones that have the most to gain the most to lose from continuing gun violence. >>> veterans home a former soldier killed three female staff members ing. the pathway home has been closed since march 9 when a veteran shot and killed the facility director psychologist and therapist before killing hims

. >>> me encanta el nuevo video de valentÍn junto o a nicky jam.amos a hablar hoy. es el eclipse de luna mÁs gran del siglo. una hora y 42 minutos. >>> cada 19 aÑos. >>> no, este eclipse va a ser un cierre de un ciclo de 19 aÑos. y habrÁ uno nuevo de 19. si tiene que cerrar en su vida es momento de tran carl. y abrirse a un nuevo presente. pl >>> en horario de estados unidos # de la tarde hora del este. no podrÁ ser visto en estados unidos serÁ visto en europa y africa y parte de amÉrica del sur lo podrÁn ver. >>> aunque no sea visto en estados unidos nos afecta. >>> nos afectaomo globo terrÁqueo y el cielo podremos ver esta noche, si ve la noche, la luna llena en estados unidos podrÁ ver a marte, el planeta del movimiento y la guerra cercano a la tierra. la luna llena y vamos a ver un astro totalmente rojo al lado superbrillante es marte. marte va a estar mÁs cerca que nunca de la tierra, estÁ muy cerca y lo vamos a poder ver lo que me asusta que mercurio, plutÓn, saturno, y parte que estÁn retrÓgrados hay enfrentamiento polÍtico a nivel mundial,

amy: also honored where the three coaches killed and the marjory stoneman douglas high .chool valentine'say massacre they were honored as coaches of the year. and those are some of the headlines. is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i am amy goodman. >> welcome to our viewers around the country and around the world. we begin today's show in pakistan, where voters go to the polls next week. the run-up to the election has already been marred by deadly terrorist attacks, a crackdown on activists and journalists, hundreds of arrests, and accusations of widespread interference by the military. on friday, a massive suicide bombing at an election campaign gathering in the southwestern province of baluchistan killed 149 people and injured another 200, making it the third dedeadliest attack in pakistan's history. the bombing targeted an election rally of the balochistan awami party. isis claimed responsibility for the attack. among those killed was a baluchistan provincial assembly candidate, siraj raisani. this is the slain candidate's brother, hajajlashkari. >> these ki

florida shooter will return to court, necklace cruises accrues -- is accused of killing 17 people on valentine'sis asking the judge to keep the police interrogation under wraps. defense lawyers say releasing the information to the public would taint a potential jury pool. >>> hawaii tour boat operators will continue taking visitors to see lava off of the big island but at a safer distance. a tour observing lava coming out of the kilauea volcano when an explosion sent hot chunks of lava flying through the air, and it hit a boat. 23 tourists were injured, one of them seriously.>> you see parts of the lava on the vessel, when you pull up to it. there were a few big chunks on the roof, we could see chunks on the side of the boat, and on the floor of the boat. >> this is the worst incident since kilauea began interrupting -- erupting in march. the most serious injury a man broke his leg after being hit by flying lava. right now the coast guard is preventing people from getting closer than 1000 feet from where that lava is oozing into the sea. >>> a southern california woman is in critical condition a

there's a new trend on instagram upsidedown bic keynies, it was started by valentine in a fred raga.the picks on instagram >> you have to be 16 or had aat really boob job in order for those to sta us. >> why is this even -- why? i agree, whateve withour originalcomment. that works. >>> independence day means big decorationsod and to fireworks and outfits, 216 million americans plan tonc observe indepe day this year, the majority are planning a cook-out or aicnic and spending quite a bit on the fixingsill spend just under $7 billion on food alone, groceries stores haven't seen sales surge more than 200% fors, send here's what americansav hbeen buying a lot of leading up to this holiday, sent screen, camping accessories, insect repellent, frozen burgers,li ter fuel and charcoal. >>>hey're often regarded as a familyriendly wait to celebrate the 4th of july but sparklers are one of the most angerous fireworks that you ca, rning average of 2000 degrees, twice thetu temre that is it would take to mets >>. experts say last year, tre were almos 13,000 injuries related to fireworks. sparklers

. >> reporter: virginia's newest transportation secretary shannon valentine has talked about tolls both directions recently with channel 4. >> it's an objective ofo ours try to keep costs down as we find ways to mover for people. >> reporter: for now, another possible bet on tol as a way to get around our congestion. guys, this proposal first surfaced in virginia's house of right now it's not known when, if at all, it would be put in place, but the fact that they're is ing about i controversial in and of itself. back to you. >> all right. ing tos always controversial. thank you, adam. >>> right now, new search efforts are underway for the remains of an 8-year-old girl. >> the desperate search for answers today in the disappearance of larisha rudd. > the last straw. airlines are doing it,au restrants are doing it, so are entire cities. why the district may be the next to ditch single use plastic straws. >>> forced to divorce. a heart making dilemma. why a couple says itay be the only way to afford better health care coverage. >>> on storm team 4 radar, i'm tracking annsolated shower d in

he was just known by one name -- valentine. and he worked for everybody. did babies, did churches. i'm like, babies and churches? okay. so i did that, too. so the more stuff i did, the better i got at it. then i discovered i liked all that stuff. didn't matter what it was because it was photography. and as long as i could explore the campus is big, the city is big, i didn't miss a beat! and, plus, do you know taking pictures is fun? real fun! so, the idea of working in the field, that you get paid for? i've already died and gone to heaven. okay? and i still play my music. my dining room is a music room at home. we get crazy in there. we jam and throw down. so when you do stuff with good people, good things keep happening. sharon, take my picture. sure! and -- hey, sharon, shoot this sunday school. sure, yes, i'll be at sunday school. i shot this guy's sunday school class. few years later, i got this great job. i need a great photographer. it paid me $5,000 a day. you don't know what you do until you do it. then kind is the best thing we can all do for each other. be kind. that's wh

at stoneman douglas high school on valentine's day.g the judge to keep the police interrogation under wraps. defense lawyers say that releasing the information to the public would taint the potential jury pool. >>> taking visitors to see lava off of the coast at the big island but at a safe distance. tourist cruises got hit by an eruption from the kilauea volcano. one struck, 23 injured, one seriously. >>> we see parts of the lava on the vessel, when we pulled up to it. there was a few big chunks on the roof, and we could see trunks lying all over the side of the boat, and on the floor of the boat. >> this is the worst incident since kilauea began interrupting in march. prior to this the most serious injury occurred when a man broke his leg after being hit with some flying lava. right now the coast guard is prohibiting boats from getting closer that about 1000 feet away from where the volcanoes lava is oozing into the sea. >> a southern california woman is in critical condition after she was done more than 200 times by a swarm of bees.

virginia's newest transportation secretary shannonas valentine talked about tolls in both directions recently with channel 4, hover, though, she says the state's ultimate goal here is to fine tune the details of the road to keep people moving. >> it's an objective of ours to try to keep costs down ase find ways to move more people. >> reporter: releasedewata which shows rush hour speeds have increased by abo 10iles per hour because of the tolls that have actually opened up the road. for now, another possible bet on those tolls has a way to pay to get aund our awful congestion. aw, we should say this is not done deal yet. this was introduced in virginia's house of delegates, but right now there is no timetable to put it into place. a little bit of good news right now, but eventually this kind of things looks almost inevitable, . back to you. >> how high can the tolls go? >> i know, at ant certain p it's going to be cheaper to take a helicopter in and out of town. thanks, adam. reporter: yes, some o us can do that sometimes. absolutely. >> that would be nice. paging chopper 4. >> uh-hu

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item 29: valentine's day. ah, the worst for last. hmm. classic flakey. before you get upset, i believe i've come up with a way for us to celebrate the occasion that we both can enjoy. people usually start a meeting with a joke, but you go ahead-- end with one. e we spend a weekend at a bed-and-breakfast in napa valley. i hate every word in that sentence.

this was february 14th, it was valentine's day.do you think they've achieved in the last few months? >> oh, it's immeasurable what they've done. they took the idea of bringing things to tallahassee, and moved that the march for our lives. and now they're on the road to change where they're registering people to vote. and they're crisscrossing the whole country, and they're doing tremendous, tremendous things. and the students who aren't a part of the movement proper per se are here, and are speaking outside. you know, using social media as a platform. really just working -- we all are, in the community, really just working to make change to hopefully ensure that something like this never happens again. and putting pressure on the lawmakers, to, you know, do right by us and do right by your constituents. >> sarah, what's different about your summer break this year? it's usually a time for teachers to relax and maybe thing about what happens when school starts again. but in your case, in your school's case, in many school's cases tea

committed in plain sight, aaron hernandez, dismantling a phone outside a police station, saint valentine's day massacre, streamed on face look live. what is rudy giuliani trying to say? >> first of all, mr. giuliani's client doesn't do anything quietly or secretly, including impede justice. so he may have expected that some of these wild conversations he had with mr. comey, yo, can you see your way to giving my boy flynn a break? yo, can you pledge me my -- your loyalty? and then when mr. comey doesn't go along with him, he first tells fox business that comey's tenure is in jeopardy, and then he ends up firing him. again, that's very conclusive evidence of obstruction. >> and how do you know he said yo beforehand? >> again, you know, these are -- because i know hip hop. i don't know wise guy, mob lingo. >> is that poetic license or legal license? >> i would so love to do a closing statement in a trial in this case. because i would lay it all out, both what mr. trump tried to do, not only with regard to comey, but with regard to sessions. >> right. >> you know, the way that he kept trying t

it's even busier than valentine's dame.here with advice what is the most important thing anyone can do to improve their luck at online dating? >> today, advice for all ages. 90% of your success in this game is your pictures. so you have got to have five to six good photos on whatever site and app you choose. good head shots. good body shots. it's really important. >> you had a before and after shot. >> we do. we do. so, the before shot is -- if you seerks the woman has sunglasses on. she looks kind of ho hum. she's cute. but that's what most people are doing. this is what you should be doing. [ whistles ] >> look at that. >> i love it. >> that's the same woman. she's 54 years old. tall guys, around the nation. if you're interested, let me know. dress yourself up. very natural shots. head shots and body shots. you'll win this game. >> 45% of americans -- american adults are single. not all dating sites are right for the age group. what about 20 somethings? where should they go? >> i tend to favor bigger sites and apps. there

the high achievers don't stress out about things like homemade valentines, how much to volunteer at schoolwhich i love because i think that is one of the things that the women who are working 60 or 80 hours a week, they don't have that stress. they're just like, it's all i'll write the check, another mom can do it and i love that. another thing that surprised me was that theflex , the flex-lifers or scale backers as they're called in many cases did have more stress than either of the other two mothers. that's interesting.yet none of them wanted to change, none of them wanted to wish they were one thing or the other. the thirdthing was the idea that , though flex-lifers had the most skills. the idea that women's lives are fluid, that you can move from one of those categories to another as time goes on and that would maybe need to, first, let me ask you what you think from some ofthe findings you found ? >> is this working? so in interviewing these 43 women, we found that there were three distinct paths that all of the women go into, pretty much. high achiever, the opt-outer and the third ca

. >> my wife, keely, sent me for valentine's is little bowl of flowers here, and i madehat painting of>> jimmy: aww. [ audience awws ] >> so, there y go. >> jimmy: that's for your wife. and then -- tell the story about this one, because i love this one. but the story is even -- >> well, thi >> jimmy: it's bob dylan. >> i -- i was invited to amfar with my wife keely and they asked me to submit a painting. i put this up on the block. >> jimmy: for -- for charity? >> it was charity. it was for aids. >> jimmy: yep. s it was a very good cause and it went up on the block at $30,000 and -- and the gavel fell at $1.4illion. >> jimmy: $1.4 million! [ cheers and applause ] >> there you have it. and it went for aids. >> jimmy: $1.4 million. >> it was nuts. crazy nuts. >> jimmy: geez, how cool is that? >> i didn't expect that to happen, but -- >> jimmy: i mean -- dude, before the show, i was looking at your stuff. opgo, "this is amazing." i think, well, inobody pressured pierce into giving me a painting. [ light laughter ] 'cause i don't really want him to. but then, i read the story about what yo

the g7 summit, it is difficult to predict with clarity what president trump will or won't do with valentine's day,vladimir putin, and that is giving me pause. >> join g ing us is julie hirschfield davis and phil, can you tell us there are issues that they want to discuss and not something to prepare for, but it is not like in years past when they have had meetings between the secretary of the state and the russian foreign minister where this is essentially a meeting to sign a document and agreement already made. >> this is humous to only in washington, d.c., you have a meeting and say it is a success. any other meetings in america, you say that the meeting is the beginning of the end. a couple of things to talk here, and this is below the radar for a lot of the americans and we have lost sight of syria, and there is one major country who o owns the end game, russia. you could talk about the next stage of russia, and saying that assad is not the future and he will be. >> and you have had u.s. forces and russian forces working in a theatre of war in very close proximity and that requires coordi