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. >> it was both a move to the bay aea and the movement itself that allowed her to connect to her bodyne of the founding members of axis and its creative director. abc 7 has been right there. this interview is more than 15 years old. >> it's pretty hard on the wheelchairs, wwet hao. d they probably weren't really built for it. one and two and three and four. >> judith brought a national spotlight to the company and attracted some of the best choreographers. now from her scores of dancers from over 30 years, a simple message. >> i want to say thank you so, so much. >> when jean p. and the dancers are in action, it's hard to look away. and judith says, that's exactly the point. >> because there's this whole thing around staring at disabled people and looking at us and it's not polite to stare. but when you're given permission to really look and look deeply, and you see people working together and all of a sudden it just becomes about the movement. we become part of humanity. >> judith smith just recently decided to retire, handing the reigns to star choreographer mark brew. we thank her

and they're seeing this rising in urbanr aeas, many tal dwrans associate more -- italians associate more cime and lawlessness with this migrant population. it just builds on the frustration of the economics of migration. it's really becoming an existential challenge for many europeans that see a shrinking demographic. these incredible winds of change of globalism and social change ad now yo put a migration challenge, and it's just -- it's the raw that broke the camel's back. now they really -- they are really angry. they wanto seedramatic change. and the new interior minister, ma today's sal veny, the head of the league has said he will expel immediately 500,000gr ts from italy. so we could see some pretty bold action really at the beginning of this new italian government. >> this waalso a voe against the e.u. and the rule from brussels as the italians see it. what is thei concern? and does this make you worried about the larger european union project as a whole? >> so i think when things have ne well for the european project, national leaders have excepted that as their success. when th

he is from the council on foreign relations and is aea expert. thank you for sticking with us.on as to what the next steps are at the moment, and what would you be doing in order to build up confidence between these two sides, which have had decades of mistrust, deep mistrust? >> the main thing from the statement is that we need to go ahead and move forward on this process that is going to be led by secretary of state p and try to get some conkey -- seeinge deliverables, what the process would look like with north korea, and how it would be linked up with trust building or peace building. president trump talked a lot you have to bet aware of the extreme mistrust with north korea, in which the critical thing is to build a shared record of accomplishment. that actually means steps on either side need to be linked with each other in a kind of action for action phased process. was really missing was there if i -- verify. we didn't get anything concrete on denuclearization at all. >> yes. a is very interesting think notable that what we ended up with was a reiteration of the complet

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she shared aea video fring herself and her fiance' pete davidson dancing while hangi out with friendsnd before davidson slides his famous fiance' between his legsnd backp again. he then says wow, that could have been cld havended very badly.e the c cute moment comes days after sheel crated her birthday in new yo city. >> so they're getting married any d. now practicing for their wedding or just dancing? >> great question. i don't know. >> they do seem real until love. >> it's definitely honey man phase before thereedding. >> you go. do not engage the crazy. comedi tammy pesca telly. get it righto you'll talk to her next. tammy finding the fun fee live at the dc improv this weekend. she'll join us live in with sneak peek. >> we'll head back out to lver spri tony perkins is getting yet another taste of leisure 10:37 is the time. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> yeah. it's funny friday on in you next guest one of the hardest working women in comedy today. she's known f bringing a mix of brass see sex is heness and witty sarcasm to her stand upe ro and it sure to make her new bff take a look. >> i'm ted andot y

you play as aea if you can't honor your country as a team, stay home. >> pot us needs to ditch sportsun to the tv. run to the radio, have a great show. >> bill: president trump fired up on what is the biggest story of the white house today. the president cancelling t ceremony honoring the ceremony for the philadelphia eagles. it will happen in a way, but not the team. and how it happens, we'll find out later today. i am bill hemmer. >> sandra: good morning, everyone, i am sanda smith. the controversy stems from the nfl kneeling. unfortunately only a small number of