- aj: yay! - yeah! yeah! - aj: it works! - uh-oh! more crocodiles up ahead!we're almost at the end of the cave. - [tires screeching] - but look! crocodiles are blocking the way out! - [chomping] - blaze: how many are there? five! it's centripetal force time! - [tires screeching] - [engines revving] - all: one... two... three... four... five! - all: [cheering] - woo-hoo! - blaze: after a while, crocodiles! - crocodile: [sighs] - chomp, chomp. - ♪ speed up for that loop-the-loop ♪ ♪ keep those wheels rolling ♪ i can't wait till we're upside down ♪ ♪ without falling ♪ centripetal force ♪ it's the force ♪ that keeps you moving in a circle ♪ ♪ centripetal force ♪ it keeps you going around ♪ ♪ if you're going slow, the force will be bad ♪ ♪ the faster you go, the stronger it gets ♪ ♪ centripetal force ♪ it's the force that keeps you moving ♪ ♪ the force that keeps you moving in a circle ♪ ♪ centripetal force - i...i just think pickles would make a really great wish. i mean, my name is pickle, right? they're delicious. i mean, it's my name. - [laughs] i just figured

but aj had a secret. he was a tool blown heroin addict. >> mess of the time i was full on withdraw hard to get to camden to what i needed for day and then get to trenton. >> reporter: his addiction started at 19 when his dad got in the bike accident. >> they prescribed him oxycontin. he didn't like the way it hade him tiehl. i like how it hade he feel. i to all of it. that was it. game over. >> reporter: college collect his addiction festered but afterward living at home his parents figured out what was going on. his option where is live on the street, or go to rehab which he did several times. finally exhausted and planning to commit suicide he felon his knees on an airport shuttle and cried out to god for help. >> people say you have to earned iser to something. i surrendered to the fact that i was what i was and that was enough of a starting point. >> reporter: aj completed rehab and work in the recovery field. now after several years gaining screens he plans to open up an outpatient facility this glou

aj with 35 points to face the quakers.n for the quakers. goodwin for a young people. la salle wasn't happy. >> jimmy "jimmy kimmel live" followed by "nightline." guests tonight martin short and music from lady about bell lum. >> "action news" continues at 4:30 tomorrow. with cecily tynan jamie apody the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner. goodnight. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> dicky: from hollywood, it's “jimmy kimmel live”! tonight -- martin short. from “gold,” edgar ramirez. we play big hair baby bingo, and music from lady antebellum. and now, quite simply, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hello, everyone. i'm jimmy. welcome. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. thank you for joining us here on abc where earlier tonight our new

aj: yes. his is a winding road. peter: uh-huh. raj: so i'm not controlling the steering, brake pedal or the gas pedal and it was able to shift transmission by itself. peter: i see that. a biker? raj: yes. peter: all right. how far have you come in 30 years? raj: we have come a very long way but still some ways to go to asically completely -- peter: is this vehicle constantly learn something raj: this vehicle is not constantly learning but it's collecting data and using the data to teach the software about new features and functions. it's not learning actually driving. it's learning after the fact. peter: how did it know there's a stop sign there? raj: the map basically has indications about where the stop line is. peter: tt was the car that did that? raj: the car did it all by itself, yes. peter: it wasn't sure of its speed? raj: basically saw the parked cars. there are two ways to get back. i'll take over manually. i'll just push this down. the vehicle has gone back to manual mode. >> autonomous ready. raj: it says autonomous rea

half, m williams two of 16 points, owls with owls beat fuss aj with 35 points to face the by johnson,g win for the quakers. goodwin for young people. wasn't happy. >> jimmy "jimmy kimmel live" followed by "nightline." guests tonight martin music from lady about bell lum. >> "action news" continuest 4:30 tomorrow. with cecily tynaie apody the entire "action news" i' gardner.night. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

. >> head on "vital signs," we'll go live on aj's brain as he breaks a sweat challenging his body but also his braino level you're looking at what could very well be the future of medicine, but keep in mind, it's also a sport. >> you're live here for the main event. >> who will get a shot at the $1 million? i have age-related maculare degeneration, amd, he told me to look at this grid every day. and we came up with a plan to help reduce my risk of progression, including preservision areds 2. my doctor said preservision areds 2 has the exact nutrient formula the national eye institute recommends to help reduce the risk of progression of moderate to advanced amd after 15 years of clinical studies. preservision areds 2. because my eyes are everything. >>> the super bowl? north of $7.5 million. the masters golf tournament and the cricket world cup, $10 million and international championship, 22, 770, 462 dollars. it might be the biggest game you've never heard of. >> he's going to go. probably going to be a double. >> you've probably never seen a match-up like this before. the game is dot

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aj career high 35 points. bj johnson from lasalle had 15. did you see the shot there corner pocket.n led by 13 at the half. lasalle came fighting back. but the quakers holding on for 70-74 win. it's their first big w of the season. >>> ♪ >>> the philadelphia auto show starts saturday sent mayor kenney made a special entrance. >> the show runs through february 5th. >>> it is now time for your weekend watch and as we head to the weekend, temperatures a little cooler than today, seasonal right about where we should be for the final weekend of january and we got a nice break from the storms. nice stretch sunshine on the way thissing weekend. we expect sunshine both days, and feeling to comfortable as long as you're i checked, everything's there... wait a minute... hey... hold on, i can explain. you better have a good answer... switch to geico and you could save a ton of money on your car insurance. why didn't you say so in the first place? i thought you's was wearing a wire. haha, what? why would i wear a wire? geico. because saving fifteen percent or more on car insurance is always a g

aj career high 35 points. bj johnson from lasalle had 15. did you see the shot there corner pocket.n led by 13 at the half. lasalle came fighting back. but the quakers holding on for 70-74 win. it's their first big w of the season. ♪ >>> the philadelphia auto show starts saturday sent mayor kenney made a special entrance. >> the show runs through february 5th. >>> it is now time for your weekend watch and as we head to the weekend, temperatures a little cooler than today, seasonal right about where we should be for the final weekend of january and we got a nice break from the storms. nice stretch sunshine on the way thissing weekend. we expect sunshine both days, and feeling to comfortable >>> have a good night family and sleep well. >> announcer: if you're looking to make more money and take control of your personal and financial future, then get ready, because than merrill, the star of a&e's hit tv show "flip this house," one of the most successful real-estate investors in the country and america's number-one real-estate-investing expert, has one heck of an opportunity for you. th

. >> reporter: while his beloved eagles are ending their season aj silver is starting his, resolving this you this year to tackle some weight hoping to get fit like rocky on the art museum steps. >> it is receipt i hard, you get caught up going to jim's steaks getting cheese steaks and then you start eating five , 20 of them, next thing you though you are 30-pound over then what you are expect to be. >> reporter: time to shape up for new year even in the rain folks were out on kelly drive, many with the popular resolution, to lose weight. >> i will get in better shape, work out, run, lift weights, and eat better. >> idea to take it one step at a time. if you do a total make over of having you eat and how you move it will be difficult to sustain. >> reporter: if you vowed to take a break, those delicious contact knoll he is and cookies, diet experts at temple say daily food journalist very helpful. >> keep track have of a couple things. one is what you eat, and how much you eat, from that you can get calories and carbs and fat. >> reporter: doctor foster says watch out for empty calor

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[applause] >> aj showed up on the screen. there we go. and greg, university of california irvine. and it's in this era to wrestle stage foundation in new york today. it's a pleasure to be here. i don't have big comments about the paper. just some suggestions. so let me get started. the paper makes this point and kristin did, too when we think about transfers, we are obsessed with labor supply. this is not about labor supply. labor supply is a second-order concern in this paper. it is about to what extent the transfers have impacts your singing and decades ahead on the children growing up in the families receiving the transfers. kristin highlighted the growing evidence for neurobiology about the importance of early life experiences in utero as well as the first few years of life. paper signs and the empirical studies, long-lasting and ask for the growing number of these different programs and a paraphrase, studies of the long-term effects of crash transfers and stances so for show remarkably can to send evidence of improved log turned off entertainment. so my comments are as follow

senior correspondent for aj +, former chief political adviser for reagan, senior correspondent and national reporter. good to have you all on. tonight president trump signed is executive order to ban refugees from certain countries. here's how he described it. >> i'm establishing new vetting measures to keep radical islamic terrorists out of the united states of america. we don't want them here. >> bans people from seven terror-prone countries from entering the united states for 90 days. major change. what are you hearing about this tonight? >> those countries are established that people are not allowed to travel from the united states from. some exceptions but stands and there are other points to this order, too. including the indefinite suspension of all syrian refugees coming into the united states until it's overhauled. it's kind of interesting to think back to when president obama's administration was criticized from the left for not taking in enough syrian refugees in their opinion. well, now that's going to be indefinitely suspended. but the refugee program in general is also suspend

he's thankful for all the prayers and kind mess ajs he received while being treated for pneumonia.taken to the hospital with breathing problems. he's 92 years old and we're very happy to hear that he is home and doing well. >> before he got out he was up and talking with the staff and doing the physical therapy. >> how soon before he's jumping out of a plane? >> could happen again. >>> another move to make marijuana legal in our area. who is now proposing to decriminalize pot. >>> and the boy scouts, the new change that could impact your son's troop. >>> and storm team 4 chuck bell is back with four things to know about your forecast. stay with us. >>> good morning and welcome back to news 4 today. >> we geerting you up to the minute the minute you're up. we'll have a look at the roads this morning and the rails too. first we want to get to chuck and sheena in the storm team weather center. what do we got? >> all kinds of good stuff. she's tracking snow flakes and i'm here to boil it all down to the four things you need to know about the weather. a chance for light snow and snow fl

. >> reporter: his beloved eagles are ending their season aj silver is starting his resolving this new year to tackle some weight, hoping to get fit like rocky on the art museum steps. >> it the is pretty hard because you get caught up going to jim's steaks getting cheese steaks and then you are starting to eat five of them, 20 of them and then you are 30-t you are expecting to be. >> reporter: time to shape up in the new year. folks were out on kelly drive in the rain with the popular resolution to lose weight. >> i will get in better shape, work out, run, lift weights, and eat better. >> it is to take it one step at a time. if you do a total make over of everything you eat and hoff it will be difficult to sustain. >> reporter: if you vow to take a break from termini these delicious contact knoll he is and cookies diet experts say a daily food journalist helpful. >> keep track of a couple things. one is what you eat and how much you eat. from that you can get calories and carbs and fat. >> reporter: doctor foster says watch out for empty calories, drinks are big cull ritz like alcohol

owls snap three game losing streak beat the tigers, finally, gola arena, aj, pen with 35. , p seven toover lasallement that's sport in a minute. i'm tom sredenschek. >> hussein bolt loses one of his gold medals, the reason the international olympic committee stripped him of his win and why it may not have been his fault. where things come from? how they get here? what they're packed in? it's a lot of stuff. and these things add up. that's why we recycle. [vo:]it's nice to know that raymour and flanigan is proud to be a leading recycler- 17 million pounds of recyclable materials every year. turned from trash into treasure. so in the future, we will all have a more beautiful world. ♪ >>> president trump is coming to our area today for the republican retreat. thousands of protesters are planning to show their brotherly love from the road closures to security. we've got team coverage how this presidential visit will impact your day. >> plus: battling those parking wars. there is a new law that may prevent you from being towed. >> thank you ... >> oh, we loved her. remembering acting legend

even though she's getting used to her big brother 14 month old aj. >> i love that he came in for routinece. >> all right. you're never too old to try something new. look at that. that is a philosophy of 100-year-old man who went skydiving. while he's already planning to do it again. >>> police officers never know what they come across during a traffic stop. but it's what this one little girl had for a local cop that left him speechless. the gift meant for him that's helping so many others. ♪ >> in weather we're talking about the snow moving closer. this is falling in central and western pa. not falling yet in our region but it will be this evening and it's not going to stop until the early morning hours. we'll break it down for you in your neighborhood when we come back. ♪ ♪ >>> officers never know what they're going to find during a traffic stop and it's what one little girl gave to local cop during a stop that took him by surprise. >> fox 29's photojournalist bill rohrer has the story. >> reporter: this is five-year-old mckenzie brown giving my camera a tour of her house before intervi

some of the reports that have come in, jen any cherry hill at 2.5 inches from the storm, even too for ajrestown, levittown, and eagleville, respectfully, and the list goes on, 2 inches even for lynn in cherry hill. john is in perkasie, 1.5, and that too is running theme of number for us out in williamstown, new jersey, i believe i saw gilbertsville, ended up verifying nicely with the expectation, and i will say this was one of the systems, wasn't terribly difficult to forecast. the next one that comes along, is becoming little bit more after question mark. making us scratch our heads, because the track is going to be critical. we will get to. >> radar emptying out at the local level. much wider zoom shows the combination of the streaks of snow. moving their way. even as far east at this point as tennessee. what will happen, this will all move east. then it cuts to the left. rides up the eastern seaboard. that's where we could get into some frost this, when it takes place here, pretty decent snowstorm across north carolina, especially, but if this manages to brush our coast, two-4 inches

he wanted to write an opinion for the ajs and he drew upon what milligan's lawyers drew up in their argument. he drew upon the great wig constitutional lawyer johnson. johnson tried to persuade the military commission to concede that it didn't have jurisdiction over the lincoln assassin. of course, he failed, but his argument was published all over and it was quite a great argument. as i said, davis was not much concerned with the military trials that had taken place in the actually theories of war. he was concerned with the trial of a citizen of indiana for 20 years past. and never in the military or naval service arrested at his home in a state not under immediate threat from confederate troops. it was the perfect case. now after long, technical consideration of jurisdiction to counteract what he thought was going to be the basis for the minority reservations, he turned to the main question. no graver question has ever been considered by this court, nor one which nearly concerns the rights of the whole people he wrote. the decision does not depend on arguments or judicial precedence. all o

let's get detailed analysis of those stories from russ mould, investment director at aj bell.oming up in a few months. itjust bought ee. it is not great timing for them, is it? in terms of the profit warning, no. there are three major concerns the market has got. the first is this italian situation which is embarrassing, that over £500 million loss was due to accounting irregularities. embarrassing, not life threatening and it will perhaps hold back this year's profits a bit. the biggest concerns are for next yea r‘s the biggest concerns are for next year's profits where the chief executive warned of slowing government contracts and a slowdown in corporate spending, maybe flavours of brexit there and that will affect future cash growth of the company and he hinted there maybe more investment in the business for things like rural broadband. which is good for customers and not good for the shareholders and that's probably why the share price got hit today. the implications for cash flow and implications for cash flow and implications to shareholders. let's move on to hsbc, they

well, let's be clear about the acting aj's position, it is not a protected position...orney general, i was asking about civil servants in the state department. well, look, they should work under the direction of their bosses. the only way we can effectively measure a president and vote for them based on actions is whether their agenda is able to be carried out. if we allow dissension in the ranks of executive agencies, how can we effectivelyjudge whether the president's agenda was good or bad and vote accordingly in the future? let me ask you about the immigration ban, what paul ryan said about it this morning, whether you agree with it or not, whether you think it will make america safer or not, do you agree with paul ryan that it was rolled out in a way that was regrettable and at times chaotic? well, yeah, and i think you pointed it out earlier, anything that has to be explained for a numberof that has to be explained for a number of days after it has been rolled out, certainly, you could find probably half a dozen faults. it doesn't take away from the ultimate polic

joining me to do that is russ mould, investment director, aj bell. good to see you.strong and home wares, it depends which target market you are aaddress. b and m retail, the brainchild of terry healey the former tesco chairman, it had a strong set of figures, up 7% in the uk, due to better stock and better in—store experiences. so it depends where you are in the market and what your target market, but next found it tough going. you mentioned europe. some interesting figures from the eurozone. inflation spiking. almost double the rate that it was in november, the inflation in december almost double what it was in november. what are we to read in that and investors reaction? because the markets in europe didn‘t respond particularly positively? they took it as slightly bad news. it may mean the european central bank is less generous with its monetary policy and people wond whether it will scale back on its quantitative easing programme. that‘s premature. a lot of the increasing inflation came from oil prices. a little bit from food, but mainly energy. oil is at $55 a b

private money, corporations and the wealthy who can choose from the trump menu of inauguration pack ajsding pickets to an exclusive candle light dinner, a concert and fireworks and an inaugural ball. >> they wanted a million dollars for these eight tickets. for half a million you can get four tickets but i needed eight. so i had to send him $1 million so of the 90 million i'm a million dollars of that. >> reporter: he was trump's business partner in las vegas and is a vice chair of the inaugural committee. >> i'm staying at the new trump hotel. $18,000 a night. >> reporter: trump's own hotel just down pennsylvania avenue from the white house. already the bar scene here jammed with washington's new a-list. >> these are not necessarily people who know where the fork and the knife go at the dinner table but know know how to get things down. >> reporter: all for a president who said he did not need special interests and their money, that he wanted to drain the swamp. >> i'm using my own money. i'm not using donors. i don't care. i'm really rich. >> reporter: but now the inaugural committee

mantente informado y revive tus segmentos favoritos en despiertaamerica.com y nuestra pÁgina de youtube. ajeliminaciÓn de la polÍtica de "pies secos, pies mojados", que otorgaba un tratamiento diferencial a inmigrantes cubanos, ha caÍdo como una bomba. la gran pregunta es quÉ va a pasar ahora conociÓ danos de la isla que arriben a las fronteras estadounidenses. tenemos el placer de conversar con cecilia muÑoz, directora del consejo de asuntos internos de la casa blanca. un placer que estÉ aquÍ, cecilia. cecilia: buenos dÍas. satcha: ¿cÓmo serÁ a partir de ahora el proceso para los cubanos que entren a estados unidos con una visa? ¿pueden acoplarse a la ley de ajuste cubano? cecilia muÑoz: bueno, los que lleguen con visa, pueden entrar. los que lleguen sin visa, van a ser tratados igual que las personas de cualquier paÍs. los que entren por tierra, sin papeles, enfrentarÁn el proceso de deportaciÓn. es decir que, al momento del tratamiento de cubanos, que es diferente, ya se ha acabado. satcha: ¿pero quÉ pasa para aquellos que tal vez quieren acoplarse a la ley de ajuste cubano, y entran con

i am the phenomenal aj stiles!nce issues. >> see, you were an accomplice. wasn't he? >> yeah. >> i thought cena would -- >> looking for his comb i can get at him. >> that got. his hair is like farrah fauc faucfaucewcett. i thought he was going to gr chairndike pop him for talking s tal smack. >> he brought hot rollers. >> reading people magazine. >> a.j. we're sending you hot rollers, for serious. >> coming up, the tumble that's got everybody talking. robby kelly in a test of fortitude and shows what he's done. wait till you see what happens after this when we come back. >> champion. ♪ i get knocked down . was it to show my daughter that she can be anything that she wants to be? if i don't believe in myself who will? it does start on the inside. your best starts inside. is made with billions of our exclusive probiotic to help care for what's inside. activia. it starts inside. we invited women to a spa to dish soap. body wash. you may not feel it, but some body washes can contain cleansers fo