her name is angie hughes. what happens to them was they fell in love at first site. >> after our third date, i texted my friend and i said i am pretty sure i am going to marry this guy. >> he feels the same way about you? >> yes, it was easy from day one. >> we both knew. >> they do what people do. they tried out other people's interests and angie discovered the man she was in love with loved things like sky diving which of course he wanted her to do, too. >> he had you jumping out of an airplane? >> yes. >> i am terrified of heights. >> so he took you up there. >> it was so automobile accidex though. >> a little bit of courtship. a jump that some people would find terrifying but not then. >> you guys were engaged quickly. >> when you know, you know. >> was there any doubt? oh god, what have i done? >> nope. >> in august 2013, two months after they met, angie and justin were an engaged couple. in december, she moved in with him in his house and a tiny place called grimes and they plan their wedding, which woul

so i went into angie's relationships. >> angie had been married before. divorced in 2010.nd the ex-husband wasn't a concern as far as -- >> no. >> and there was no particular bad blood? >> no. nothing. there was no children involved. there was nothing other than the relationship that ended. >> but then, angie revealed, she got involved with a guy named andy. andy wegener. moved in with him, lived with him for three years. and then, this was unusual, continued living with him even after their romance ended. andy, or so she said, was well in her past when she met justin. hard to know what, if anything, to make of that. but then angie told the detective about some strange incidents. especially peculiar for grimes, sort of thing that just doesn't happen here. it was one night back in november, she said. she'd parked her car on the street overnight in front of justin's place. and when she emerged in the morning? >> i saw the back window had been hit in. and i was like, oh, my gosh. and then i went around and i saw that two of the other windows had been hit in. >> she was shocke

angie: no le tenía miedo a nada. luis: a nada.as, su madre dice que siempre tuvo una relación muy cercana con su padre. lorena: su papá creía que era el hijo varón que no tuvo. angie: por eso no le sorprendió cuando en el 2016, luego de terminar la preparatoria, les propuso una idea. natalia: yo quería irme del país y... salir profesional en otra parte. angie: y por eso la enviaron a estudiar a los estados unidos. lorena: le dije que la amábamos, que estábamos para ella siempre pase lo que pase, en las buenas y en las malas. angie: con una visa de estudiante, natalia se mudó cerca de la universidad estatal de la florida en tallahassee, donde después de perfeccionar su inglés, comenzaría a estudiar administración de empresas. lorena: todos en mi casa la extrañábamos muchísimo, sus hermanas, todos, ¿no? angie: un sentimiento que se hizo aun mayor cuando el 30 de noviembre del 2018, natalia llamó a sus padres en bolivia. lorena: me llama y me dice: "mami, me duele el estómago, no aguanto más, estoy con un dolor". natalia: me dolía ac

but his fiance, angie ver huel, had been spared. about a half hour later angie's ex, a man named david moffitt, crashed his car into a ditch about five miles from justin's home. when office j when officer jason tart arrived at the scene moffitt appeared to be gone. >> so i get out of the car and immediately i'm thinking okay, maybe they were ejected. so i go and start searching the area, make sure they weren't thrown out of the car. i was just getting ready to get back into my car and i hear somebody yell, "i need help." i was like, "was this your car?" "yeah, that's my car." soon as he gets close to me, he has this real -- like a very sweet smell coming off of him. so i automatically i say okay, this is a dwi. >> why would you say a sweet smell means it could be a drunken driving thing? >> just the time of day, and there's a car accident involved, single vehicle. i mean, it just kind of goes with it. definitely smelled like he'd been drinking. >> was he glad to see you? >> i don't know if he was glad to see me, but -- >> i mean, yo

but his fiance, angie ver huel, had been spared. about a half hour later angie's ex, a man named david moffitt, crashed his car into a ditch about six miles from justin's home. when officer jason tart arrived at the scene moffitt appeared to be gone. >> so i get out of the car and immediately i'm thinking, okay, maybe they were ejected. so i go and start searching the area, make sure they weren't thrown out of the car. i was just getting ready to get back into my car and i hear somebody yell, "i need help." i was like, "was this your car?" "yeah, that's my car." soon as he gets close to me, he has this real -- like a very sweet smell coming off of him. so i automatically i say okay, this is a owi. >> why would you say a sweet smell means it could be a drunken driving thing? >> just the time of day, and there's a car accident involved, single vehicle. i mean, it just kind of goes with it. definitely smelled like he'd been drinking. >> was he glad to see you? >> i don't know if he was glad to see me, but -- >> i mean, you were potenti

it's been 326 days since angie was taken from the arms of her father, adelindo, who raised her.f a mother she had never really known. >> ( translated ): sometimes, like at night, i would cry for him >> reporter: you cried, because you missed him. >> si. ( translated ):it's hard, because when you're separated, you feel something in your heart. >> reporter: but after nearly a year in prison, with the help of the group immigrant families together, adelindo was released. >> ( translated ): i couldn't believe it. when i got out, i received the bag with my things in it. was in shock. >> reporter: shock, mixed with guilt, for exposing angie to the brutal reality of zero tolerance, a risk he felt compelled to take. >> ( translated ): if our country was safe, then we wouldn't have to abandon it and put our children at risk. my daughter was in kindergarten, still in kindergarten. i had to take her out of school. she still had her uniform on. i said, "we need to find a place to live, my child, because we can't live here." >> reporter: finally, a daughter and father are on their way to a fa

noticias telemundo. >> quÉ bonito, muchas gracias angie, y a ustedes gracias por acompaÑarnos por sus. - hay unas botellas de ron. tuvimos un accidente en el laboratorio, y quizÁs se contaminÓ de quÍmicos. [ruido] - tira todas las botellas. - lo que necesito es una bodega para seguirte aguantando esa lana que me debes. - el chico que se puso borracho es hijo de un polÍtico. tiene 19 aÑos. - pues a lo mejor Él tiene 19 aÑos, pero la chavita que venÍa con Él, no tiene mÁs de 14. - necesito que me cuentes de tu relaciÓn con Él. - ¡eres una basura! - no te conviene hacer las cosas mÁs grandes.

el salvador, angie. >>> gracias. >>> y invadieron el estreno del Último ultimo episodio de star warsmillones de admiradores, los fans salieron encantados y conmovido gracias por estar con nosotros hasta maÑana al mediodÍa pÁsela muy bien. mediodÍa pÁsela muy bien. > te acompaÑe a houston, como tu asistente. - revisamos las declaraciones fiscales y vimos que estÁn mal. hay multas y recargos. - eso es absurdo. ¡esto es imposible! nadie puede deber esto. - los pasaportes... ¿quiÉn te los trajo? - fÉlix. - es el Único que sabÍa de mis ahorros. tÚ me vas a ayudar a encontrar a un amigo que se me estÁ haciendo el perdido. - mira lo que me encontrÉ aquÍ afuera. ¡suÉltala! [golpes] desgraciado, te dije que te largaras. [disparos] - yo me encargo de atar o silenciar los cabos.

. >> reporter: angie is describing this little guy. her dog named rocky. he was stolen from inside her sister's car, during a smash and grab robbery friday night in east castro valley parking lot near safeway. glass, still on the ground, days later. >> he is our family. that is all i can say. and he is sick and needs medication. he needs help. >> he is only a year and a half. he is still a baby. >> reporter: angie sister was dog sitting rocky at the time and says she went inside this restaurant to pick up food. she says when she came back to the car, she found this. and no purse, and no rocky. >> it just turned brutal, when these thieves came and just smashed the car and it took two minutes, i mean if i actually did not call 911, i wanted to go after these 2, because i saw him get in his car. >> basement today in the rain putting up posters throughout town. they even brought rocky's dog bed and cage, along with them. >> what i was really scared of, was that he was going to get sold or be on some site that we wouldn't be able to get a hold of him. >> the fa

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. >> i am looking for angie and rachel oh, angie and rachel. >> how are you >> how are you >> thankshe daughter. >> it's just a little mother or daughter ticket. >> well, the boys are back in bed. we had dreams of coming to new york at christmas time and coming to the "today" show so we're so excited to be here. >> dreams come true. >> we made you a "today" treat. >> funny because we've got of course the rockefeller christmas tree, the most famous in the world, this is a close second. that's a beautiful "today" show tree. >> it has colored lights on it. >> i want to make sure the camera gets a good look at it. >> thank you so much >> we had a blast. >> we love you guys. >> thank you, thank you, and merry christmas to you i'm going to let you take that back home because you spent a lot of work on it. but bring it back every year. >> you're an ornament now. >> that was awesome. beautiful, we love you guys. >> coming up, it's holiday crunch time, and if you waited to shop, we've got good news, retailers are rolling out deals, and they're aimed at the procrastinators. so we're going to s

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. >> and joining me now is angie mertosio. she is a staff writing with the "rolling stone." this year to interview linda ronstadt. unless you grew up with linda ronstadt as i did, only then would you know that before beyonce, before lady gaga, linda ronstadt was one of the first female pop icons. and i'm wondering from your perspective, what made her such a powerful and popular performer? >> i think that it was being one of the first female truly successful rock stars in the 1970s in a largely rock world that was consisting mostly of males from its performers to its critics. linda really stood out for her powerhouse vocals and the fact that she would take other's songs and put a unique spin on it was pioneering. >> it was. and i mean, i do remember many of those songs. and in your interview, as you spoke to her now, what surprised you most in that conversation? >> just the fact that she was completely like just so kind and humble to the point where she wasn't even sure why a documentary was coming out about her. she was just kind of confused about that. and also just that sh

. >>> en el san salvador, el salvador, angie Álvarez noticias telemundo >>> por segundo aÑo consecutivomÍa >>> era lo que tÚ querÍas >>> sÍ >>> cuÉntame que estÁs recibiendo ahÍ >>> una bate >>> y era lo que querÍas >>> sÍ >>> viste a bad bunny >>> no >>> tengo una guitarra >>> la sÉ tocar mÁs o menos >>> quÉ mensaje le das a bad bunny >>> que muchas gracias >>> los niÑos escogieron sus regalos desde instrumentos, deportivos y y ropa entre otros artÍculos y quÉ fpidiÓ bad buen ni >>> salud yo estoy bendecido con dios, con la vida y todo lo hermoso que ha sido este 2019. >>> la actividad contÓ con la colaboraciÓn del programa (nombre en inglÉs) de los (nombre en inglÉs) quienes brindaron apoyo con por por e >>> quÉ le dices a bad bunny >>> que sea bueno. >>> que sea bueno que no sea malito. (risas) >>> no >>> bad bunny gracias por todo. >>> quÉ felicidad vamos a dar un giro en la informaciÓn a la saga de star wars le faltÓ la dedicada fidelidad de sus seguidores la pelÍcula (nombre en inglÉs) que se estrenÓ este fin de semana acumulÓ 148 millones de dÓlares en la taquilla estadounidense

to hire anybody a key brad and angie to his room heard i knew you but i'm in the. clear we will be a lot of you can be one telling us. what you know are coming up with causing you. to take an easy give us one really almost total you design i mean at the bottom there was a chill down without by god visit on the trail on your toes hold on. it's not a good look. you know. it soon doesn't using your washing. so you can get on from going luggable. or using your. career oriented. everyone is trying to find their path to success. yes and exhausting themselves while doing so. this couple set up their own business after suffering a burnout but it was something that i saw. 2 figures for sure this year either put in a series of literature on the pool was thrust about or. good. for but it comes out as you go for commanders talk all this is sort of my little bit to come of it like that because you. think. of it. as oh it all comes so see us humans choose the one with us he is going to come out there he. is. mr kwan's job was sending people to jail. after retiring he decided to

. >> en san salvador el salvador, angie, noticias telemundo. >> una belleza de programa, miren con piÑatass reyes magos y el nacimiento de jesÚs? esa ciudad existe y si llama navidadlia un parque en jalisco donde se recrean diferentes mundos en un viaje que muestra de dÓnde nace la tradicion de los posadas mexicanas, vamos a ver un momento de este parque. ♪ ♪ y bueno ahÍ no hay santa claus, solamente hay reyes magos lo idea es que sea la tradiciÓn mexicana, y esto ha comenzado justo hoy que es el primer dÍa de las posadas durante 9 dÍas todas las personas en una peregrinaciÓn, pide posada hasta llegar al nacimiento del niÑo jesÚs y por supuesto, hasta llegar a la piÑata, vamos a escuchar lo que dijeron algunos de los visitantes de navidalia. >> muy bonito que no olvidemos las tradiciones que las vivamos en familia. >> este parque estarÁ abierto hasta el 25 de diciembre, justo la navidad el dÍa del nacimiento del niÑo jesÚs y se espera la llegada de por lo menos 4.000 visitantes cada dÍa, pero lo fundamental es mostrar y conservar las tradiciones vamos a escuchar a el director creativo de n

in angie bailey we have found just that. he was the standout candidate in competitive field.s the right person to lead the bank. as we forge a new future outside the eu and level up across our great country. anja brings -- andrew brings yearslleled andros on 30 of experience in every aspect of the banks work from monetary policy to financial stability, the regulation of banks and ensuring companies. during the financial crisis, he led the teams who were on the front line of the banks' resp onse. it is a tribute to his integrity and character that he emerged from that most serious financial crash with his reputation enhanced. inthe city of london and capitals across the globe. any of you will already know andrew from his current role as financialutive of the conduct authority. he took over the organization at a difficult time, and he has transformed it, putting the interests of consumers first. i will particularly highlight his proud record of increasing of the senior leadership team. under his leadership, he is committed to making the bank a more open and diverse institution.

brad also credits his six kids with angie for helping him connect to his emotions, quote, i hadn't cried 20 years and now i find myself at this latter stage much more moved. >>> as for brad's ex jen? her friendsgiving guest jimmy kimmel is spilling all about their star-studded dinner. >> someone decided to serve all the same thing at friendsgiving that you eat at thanksgiving. this upsets me. >> this upsets me. >> so i said in a nice way or so i thought i know you love mexican food. graciasgiving could be a nice thing for us. jen made me enchiladas for me and not just enchiladas but [ bleep ] enchiladas. >> jen also celebrated with courtney cox and now netflix has just posted new year's eve is the final date to stream "friends" before it heads to hbo max in may. >> what? >>> another show we love -- "the marvelous mrs. maisel." season three premiere friday. >> it's fantastic and i'm not just saying that because my friend, jane lynch is also in it. >> the cast is stellar. >> and for two-time emmy winner alex bornstein she can't help but be surrounded by fierce women. >> who's your favorite

capitol tonight angie you've been listening to this discussion about china and russia and germany give us their take the temperature force in washington at the moment what are they saying in washington about what's happening right here in europe. well brandt's in terms of the north stream issue that you just raised. there is a bill now on the president's desk that requires him requires the administration to impose sanctions on the ship building company that is completing the pipeline so they're really if congress has basically thrown a hail mary pass if you will at the very last minute to try to disrupt this pipeline and they've made it mandatory sanctions so it's really the ball is really in the president's court to push forward on that it's really the question is how soon will he sign the bill and then after he signs it how soon will the administration act that timing is key here right because this pipeline is almost completed and now we're talking about possible sanctions the top administration is really taking its own sweet time on this issue what does that. well it's interesting y

and angie myers in stillwater, oklahoma, watching with her mom, cindy. >> hi. >> hi.families in the cyber hall. i love seeing that. thank you for joining us. don't forget you can join the cyber hall. go to tamronhallshow.com. you can be a part of the audience from your home. they walk you through the whole process. people magazine's year-end special hits newsstands today. it features some of the babies born this year. and look who's at the bottom there. oh, yes. [ applause ] oh, my god, i am so honored that people included us. moses was i think like four weeks old when that picture was taken. he is now seven months and wait for it. my child is now 20 pounds. [ audience ohs ] i know. he is -- he's getting big. the holiday seasons are here. we know that there are parties planned. in fact, i've got one coming up as well on friday evening. justin tim-- let me -- let me -- let me show you this. so, justin timberlake may have taught everyone a valuable lesson of when you party, don't overdrink. so justin, j.t., mr. bringing sexy back, who was hanging out in one of my favori

reportedly shot people at close range as they were sitting awaiting on the trauma ward czech prime minister angie babis has described the incident as an immense tragedy. and earlier we spoke to journalist tom mcenroe in prague he told us what was known about the shooting and the suspect who we know that he was a construction technician he shot 6 people he escapes the shooting in a car that was involved in a chase with the police for quite a long time but eventually he stopped short of itself in the head it's what we know is that he believed he was sick he went to the hospital repeatedly it wasn't treated. he was a silent shooter we just know that he suddenly opened fire in a minute the heads of chests of people around the city will strive for is located in the far north east of the country it is a cold blooded city this shooting took place at the trouble to logical emergency departments of the faculty hospital of ostrava. rapid action police was said to pretty soon after the shooting happened i believe that $724.00. hours or escaped quite soon afterwards this is the 2nd most tragic shoes you the

that will be the key balancing act that angie bailey faces. francine: the question is if he works through it or not? see ife are waiting to that will bounce into next year. we have had data the last couple of days which is not reflecting the election result. we want to see the extent the political uncertainty helps the u.k. economy bounceback, or if the shift in focus is toward a cliff edge exit toward the end of 2020 is the main driver for the u.k. economy. his first job in march will be to assess the extent to which of those forces are winning. francine: how difficult will it to be to set monetary policy when we do not know what the trade relationship between the u.k. and the eu will be? we are seeing across central banks, they are happy now to be on the sidelines as long as they can. we heard it from the fed and the ecb, they would like to look at six months of no changes in policy if they can get away with it. the hope is business surveys and pmi's bounce back and allow them to do that. for next year, it is an asymmetric relationship. if e

north stream 2 pulls out over washington's tough penalties earlier saskia taylor told my colleague angie farmer more about this story. the trumpet ministration sanctions have become a political tool of choice and often simply used as an automatic reaction to anything that the president takes issue with in this case is apparently no different because president trump has officially signed a bill which will require him to impose sanctions on any foreign companies and individuals which are involved in the building of nordstrom to no money of course no nordstrom to is a huge $11000000000.00 pipeline over 1000 kilometers long running from russia to germany and essentially it's going to flood the european continent with russian gas at a faster and cheaper rate than anything else currently available on the market since the very beginning washington has had a bit of a problem with the project germany is really drove out of russia because they were getting from 60 to 70 percent of their energy from russia and they knew by the way we don't want your energy supplies to. the united states commends al

among the existing shadow cabinet there are rebecca long bailey emily thornberry here starmer and angie. rayna and from the wide apart he does support for past critics of corbin such as jess phillips lisa mandy yvette cooper and clive lewis the timetable on the rules of the contest will be decided by the party's national executive committee still dominated by corp and supporters the reasons why labor's vote collapsed are varied and they are disputed in the party's response in fact it's very future depends on perhaps 2 crucial questions firstly to the party membership put aside internal factional differences to choose a leader who can accurately identify the relevant problems and tackle them and secondly do any of the potential candidates for leadership have the talents and the skills for that task paul brennan al-jazeera westminster. living in the u.s. state closest to the north pole has its benefits alaska is famous for its pristine wilderness but where many communities are connected by roads getting basic medical care can be a major problem the government has to pay for some patients

for impeachment inquiry because of the ukrainian call happened on september 22nd with congresswoman angie craig from minnesota so i think the democrats should be honest about how we got here. it is not because of where the fact and evidence took them but because they have been trying to get donald trump for a very long time. >> kellyanne to follow upton question i asked you, why not allow, why not push to have the president's chief of staff, former president's former national security advisor testify in the senate and defend, if you believe his record has been besmirched? >> in this country, people are innocent until they are proven guilty, and we can't have the lower bar than that for the president of the united states indeed, it is not the job of the person being accused to present witnesses to help make the case that nobody else could make. he is fully con rated by virtue of the fact these articles of impeachment never delivered on what was promised. bribery, extortion, treason, quid pro quo, high crimes and misdemeanor, collusion with russia, and the rest. and so it -- i think it woul

so that brought me back to what you said about studying with elisabeth hardwick angie toby away frompoetry to prose. we do be wheeling to see a little about what that might have been) and why prose was your medium rather than poetry. you have probably because of the way i say or can't say. i say poetry has these kind of leaps and surprises. in a certain economy of thanks christian. i don't feel that. but i do have the kind of well, i hope i have would like to convey an excitement about language. my models have always been pros have a certain kind of poetic quality for its own music. it is music and tone and question the year. elisabeth hardwick certainly had a near. that's the kind of prose i am most drone to. that isn't afraid to be literary performance. we write for different reasons for different audiences only kind of writing a no assumes a literary audience. just what i grew up in. from the people i learned from and the things that me to love. because poetry was the first things i read, i would always stick with that. the people who can write poetry, i find very compelling. in t

we are doing kind of the most evolution inoduct angie's history right now, and we are very optimistic can do with that, so that is pretty exciting. i'm spending a decent amount of time on that. next is, i guess we could do it in order of profit, but dot dash. dot dash i think is the modern digital publisher. all of these other businesses have been in the publishing category. there's been a terminus rise and fall of the publishing business, and dot dash is focused on delivering people what they call need to know content. content asl it pull opposed to push content. push content is what we are doing right now, assuming that people want to hear from us. reporter: they do, i can assure you. [laughter] dotdash is saying we know people are looking for these things specifically, and we are making sure that we create the best content to answer those questions. freshest, fastest, fewest. you're always constantly updating that fastest, meaning we always deliver our site faster than anybody else. fewest meaning there's no reason for anybody else to come in. we don't want to over monetize it. we

angie's home services which underperformed significantly in 2019, i think another one, comscore, unforeseennt, management departures, outperformed significantly online dating app, the meet group, m-e-e-t >> glad it is spelled that way different kind of stock if spelled another way. >> up about 10% last year. there were short sellers that attacked the stock, put some pressure on the stock. i think com score and meet are under acquisition rumors. >> chris >> what you need to pay attention to is semiconductors, but what is that telling you looking forward. it is telling you that designs are going in and what are they making them for? we see 5g build out continuing, devices as well have more content that's being prepared right now. we have been watching that in the fall the other thing we saw delayed this year, had an inventory work off was data centers we're going to see more build out there that will be moving a lot of content around, processing it, storing it. those would be themes we would be looking for within technology we expect rotation wouldn't surprise is in the first quarter to see 1

angie craig trying to say she's doing this on principle, and chris pappas saying the president has brought this upon us. >> they're waiting to see what the response is, because they think if they're vulnerable, they can convince them not to vote with it. but if it's by principle and they say they're voting for him to be impeached, they're publishing that, making it clear how these voters feel about this, because they want to be able to pressure him, but they want to get as many votes as possible. that's why the van drew thing is interesting. if he was going to switch to republican before the vote, wouldn't it make more sense to vote against impeachment and they can say, here's another democrat who voted against this? >> a number of democrats could presumably go for one ask nnd n the other, and they can say, i basically used my discretion in trying to decide which one. >> but that voting point is crucial in the narrative of how we're all going to look at this thing and how it gets translated down to voters in terms of who won or who lost in politics. whether democrats lose by two votes or s

. >> senator, you were one of the first to float the idea of the house angi ihanging on the artif impeachment. why do you think this is the way to go? >> because we want a fair trial. speakser pelosi won'tant transfer the articles of impeachment until we have assurances there's will be a fair trial. we all know mitch mcconnell, senator mcconnell said he was not an impartial juror. he would work in lock step with the president who who is the defendant in this trial proceeding and mcconnell also rejected our very reasonable request for relevant fact witnesses. ip think the american people know that a real trial that's fair, you get to call your fact witnesses, and so pelosi's doing the right thing. >> first, process, one of the tricky things in the constitution. it's clear as far as what the house and senate need to do, but no clear set of rules on how those articles must make their way from the house to the senate. so senator van hollen, what do you say if leader mcconnell just says, well, we're going to start a trial anyway? what do you do? >> well, he cannot start a trial without receiving t

. >> angie reynolds. kerry washington. yeah. it's utterly terrifying. i play a character called barry who is a broadway actor and struggling with life at the moment. >> barry's having trouble? >> i feel utterly terrified. >> jimmy: why? >> because i signed up to do it in like february, and it's been really exciting. i'm going to do this film with meryl streep and nicole kidman. and now i'm like -- i'm like what am i doing? i already have a job. do this. like this -- i know how to do this. i've got this. what am i doing this for? >> jimmy: what is the thing that's bothering you the most about this? let's talk this through. [ laughter ] >> well, there's a lot. i'm in lots of scenes with meryl streep, and that's always terrifying because you know, i'm going to have to carry her in every scene. [ laughter ] but my main worry, it's the first time i've ever done an american accent. so i'm playing an american. and that is -- that's filling me with some fear. >> jimmy: now, when you say "an american," that is not a preview -- [ laughter ] thans a p that is not

. >> i heard angie spring oh my god, oh my god. i could see blood running down his neck.

. >> she's in india shooting an movie but she's jealous because she loves jum angie. >> he arrived wither or something. >> this is entertainment tonight we don't mess around. >> first time nominee wasn't about to say farewell to our champagne. >> i'm getting loaded y'all. >> but it ram upped with a love fest. >> tell the world >> i'm good. >> don't mess around. >> and then there was jack black. singing, high kicks, posing on the ground, he worked up a sweat. >> may just stick to your face. >> from the jungles of jumangi to a pound an side with bears i had quite the animal encounter. i went up against a baby grizzly. >> i don't know what's wrong with you. >> i don't either. you know what i love my job, i'll do anything for it. this is the premise of discovery's new series "man versus bear" just roll it. >> i didn't know how to dress for a bear suddenly feel like i dress like a salmon. >> all right, let's meet max. >> okay come on max. >> oh, hi, max, oh, he comes right up here. hi max. >> i got up close and personal with max the grizzly at montana grizzly alongside his hander. >> max is

can you get phil back stage to meet with angie and tony. >> dr. phil: what do we got, guys?day. >> everybody is nervous in the green room. nobody know whose they're going to meet. >> dr. phil: we've successfully kept them separated. >> nobody has an idea. >> dr. phil: carlie? >> we absolutely did. tyler and his mom, teresa, the last dressing room upstairs. shayna is on the other side of the building. tyler's grandma is in the dressing room downstairs. there's no way they'll see each other before the show. we made sure. >> dr. phil: how well did we t

. >> i heard angie scream, "oh, my god, oh, my god."ning down his neck. >> i nudged justin, and he didn't respond. >> her fnc

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. >> if there was angie home services. >> angie's list. >> they were disrupted which google that was-back blew out the search results. >> why are you so convinced it will come back >> they are diversifying away from google. so that's working. and also there's shifting the business to more of pre-priced business. >> i'm handing you $10,000 on christmas right now. >> i give you 10,000 bucks you can only do one thing. what would you do? >> place my bets on facebook >> data is so strong from the user perspective i think it basically continues to outperform operationally as well as the stock. >> you got it right last year. hope you get it right this year. we'll see. >> thanks a lot. >>> nice to meet your kids here. >> that was fun. >> thanks, guys. >>> we're going to switch gears and talk about finance should you buy the bank stocks interest rates on the rise the fed is out there should you buy the financials in 2020 we're back right after this. i used to say i want to gain muscle but where do i even start? maybe i'll just go to the gym tomorrow. i work a lot and barely have any time to m

she is called angie beasley, and said, it would be tough for winners to split their attention betweeny causes for children. exactly, but society says the same about —— which society says the same about —— which society says the same about a successful lawyer, or banker, a female actor or athlete? did they say she cannot appear in movies because she is a mother, or to serena williams that she cannot play tennis any more because she is among? it is so ridiculous. it is up to women to for childcare, and what is more, women to women to for childcare, and what is more, women are to women to for childcare, and what is more, women are not solely responsible for childcare, so there are fathers and there are partners, so the child is the responsibility of both parents. let me bring in your lawyer, shirin marker. do you think this is discrimination against mums? yes, this is discrimination. under the equalities act, you can't treat somebody less favourably on the basis of their paternity status, and thatis basis of their paternity status, and that is exactly what is happening in this case. vero

angie voted to impeach.ne of the first two native american women to serve in congress, and sharice voted to impeach. kendra horn flipped oklahoma's fifth district for democrats in an upset win and kendra was there to vote to impeach. ann kirkpatrick of arizona streeted to impeach. she represents one of the most competitive districts in arizona and is being targeted by republicans in next year's election. abby finkenau rirks and cindy axne. trump won both districts in 2016, abby and cindy voted to impeach. illinois's lauren underwood is the first person of color and first millennial to represent her community in congress. in 2012 lucy mcbath lost her 17-year-old son to gun violence. she stepped up. in 2018 she won a seat in congress. last night lucy voted to impeach. we spoke this week with alyssa slotkin, the former cia analyst. she knows her vote for impeachment could cost her her job. alyssa showed courage and did it anyway. she voted to impeach. also from michigan, haley stevens, whose vote for impeachmen

[laughing] angie says it's always more people than you're expecting even when you take that into account this is what he says is stupid, people who hurt themselves and others at the same time. this top right-hand quadrant is were you benefit yourself and benefit of the people at the same time. he says this is intelligence. i agree i think that's what intelligences. i don't think it has entered into with the great you get a number of degree to have or how much money you earn or how many houses you own or how many people you have power over in your company. it's about how and to what extent you are able to benefit others and yourself at the same time. i think abstract mathematics can help us and we can create a virtuous circle where logic can help us by feelings, can help us understand the feelings of other people by doing this pivots at that empathy can also help us understand other peoples logic because because we need empathize with them know to understand the thought processes. processes. i conclude that abstract mathematics can i think help us create this virtuous circle and help us g

our beloved former stage manager, angie morreale. >> we love you. ♪ >> the oscar -- >> no host, no problemdoesn't stink. >> here you are with the emmy in your hand. >> good morning, george. >> you made history tonight. how does that feel? >> i'm so grateful. >> the newest royal son. >> i have the two best guys in the world. >> the u.s. women's soccer team is here live. >> do you like that word dynasty? >> yeah. >> and that is lil nas x and his country rap crossover is galloping its way into the history books. >> i love it and it's like magic somehow. >> i saw george give a little shoulder bop. >> it was tiny. it was a tiny bop. ♪ i'm gonna ride till i can't no more ♪ >> good morning, america. ♪ ♪ wanna make you feel good ♪ wanna make you feel good feel good ♪ >> you got it. >> ooh. okay, who locked the door? the door is locked. hello. they're about to open -- how are you doing, sir. nice to see you. you want to say good morning, america. >> good morning, america. >> there you go. thank you very much. >> good morning, abu dhabi. >> new special screen time diane sawyer reporting -- is that y

>> my first recommendation is "miracle creek" by angie kim, one of the best mysteries i have read inticity, in detail, and it also tackles some serious social issues like race and class. it starts, it's really good, it starts with an explosion in a medical facility in a small town in virginia, and we're left wondering was it an accident, was it not you'll have to read it to find out. >> good tease. the next one here you're turning up the heat. >> yes >> what does that mean >> the next one is a romance called "fumbled" by alexa martin it's about two high school sweethearts who have a complicated past coming back together one of them happens to be a star football player, which means it's a perfect read for this time of year it is just such a fun book the side cast of characters is great. i felt like i was hanging out on the couch of them. >> your best pick made president obama's list on instagram, what was that >> it is "american spy" by lauren wilkinson this one is about a young black woman working in espionage in 1986 it's an old boy's club, stifled in her ambitions and she gets this

this uber works is an interesting thing for uber, because this, i call it the uber angie's list, thisg the technology and the apps that they already have to take on a whole new industry. the temporary worker industry. if you have a party tonight, and you need your house cleaned, they will be there in 20 minutes. [ speaking simultaneously ] >> you know how it started? it's a fascinating story. when they started uber eats in chicago, the restaurants were overwhelmed by the demand for uber eats, so they were recruiting their drivers to come in and help these people at the restaurants to do it. so it came out of kind of a necessity, they thought oh, my goodness, i can use my same technology, i don't have to spend any more capital, and i can create an uber. what uber did to taxis, it's going to do to the temporary work force people, recruiters in america. this is a disruptive technology. neil: but i do agree with jeanne in this sense. they better get that clientele issue right, right? people that come to your home? >> well, of a certain size, you are going to have some level of crime in an

things in this business and that i think is most interesting is -- this is something we're doing at angie on demand and transactional. not just showing people a list and giving people a list of care providers who may be available to do their job, but helping match them and bring them together and make that transactional on the platform. >> same sort of matchup you do for a dating site? what kind of questions would you ask, how would you match them up >> it is more availability, qualifications, things like background checks, but really right now it is hard to match exact schedules, for example so saying exactly i need somebody tuesday 8:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m., allowing the platform to give that information to both sides so they can connect, yeah. >> talking about background checks, wall street journal reported back in march you probably know about this, these nine instances over the past six years where caregivers had police records and so the question i this ha had is what o to try to prevent that >> safety will be a top priority for us, it is on all of the platforms. got to do things like

we're pick angie noing an enorm saying unless you five times pay the amount for what you pay for u.s. force there's, we're going to rethink the entire relationship. plus we've canceled all sorts of exercises. it's not that this policy hasn't worked, we need a lot more than an apology. what we need say new policy. we need a new policy towards south korea and japan, a more supportive one, and also russia and china who are increasingly breaking the sanctions that be meant to pressure north korea. >> and katty kay, these meetings the president has had have been these public relations disasters with the, you know, american and north korean flags behind them and all this pomp and circumstance, and ultimately nothing. perhaps a setback. >> in a way why not talk? but you have to get something if you're going to give north korea that kind of legitimacy. kim jong-un liked those photo ops he got with president trump, the question is what did president trump get in return? we've had leaders in the past, i think kim jong-un's father aulds alwa always wanting attention. i'm wondering if this is wha