and i was like, "alicia keys --" >> jimmy: how cool is alicia keys?know, 'cause she's like -- >> jimmy: fights crimes too, man? >> i don't need this. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: this is for you, yeah. >> use this to do something good. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: happy early birthday, pal. your birthday is tomorrow. >> thanks, it's tomorrow! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: happy birthday! what a great early birthday present to have twelve nominations for tony awards. [ cheers and applause ] for "mean girls." i mean, you got to be -- >> thanks, buddy. >> jimmy: psyched for -- >> we were so psyched, you know? and like i was saying last time, for these -- like 13 of them including me is our broadway debut. so it's so exciting, yeah. and they're going to get to perform in the tonys. and -- and it's the greatest. we're so thrilled to just be like part of this whole thing. >> jimmy: and you have the greatest cast, too. >> yeah. >> jimmy: it's so fun. i was like so happy, not for you, but also for your husband, jeff richmond. >> jeff richmond and nell benjami

alicia trost, alicia trost, bart spokeswoman"people are seeking refuge at bart because they are gettingicked out of whatever area they were at" recent viral videos of drug use at a bart station ... photos coming in to the newsroom from viewers of needles on trains ...and this woman -- who says she sat on a hypodermic needle on bart last week.ánatá"i just kind of touched it and it was a syringe tip"bart is now stepping up and speaking out about how the opioid crisis is affecting themalicia trost, bart spokeswoman"we have a national homeless and opioidic epidemic right now and bart is on the receiving end even though we have no resources to help those people so we are trying to partner where we can that is our reality right now and we are doing everything we can to address it."beginning monday -- you'll be able to make a biohazard report on your phone on bart's mobile website m.bart.gov.once bart is notified -- a rapid response team member will jump on board at the macarthur bart station or at lake merritt's station to clean the mess. alicia trost, bart spokeswoman "needles are a safety h

. >> that girl was then 16-year-old alicia silverstone. ♪ >> hit it! it, because i didn't know i was funny. this was going to be my first comedy. >> you like billy holiday? >> i love him. >> right. >> i remember thinking that cher was very materialistic and i didn't really like her that much. but then i tapped into the fact that she loved her daddy so much. daddy, no. and i realized that amy chose me for a reason. >> the first meeting i had with alicia, we met in a restaurant. >> we were sitting at the booth and there was a glass of water on the table and a straw in it. >> and rather than, like, drink or drink -- >> i would just pop my head down and come back up and pop my head down and come back up and she thought that was so adorable. or weird. >> a movie like "clueless" really endures because every character is so vibrant, so unique and the actors brought so much to it. >> such actors as paul rudd, who plays josh, cher's ex-stepbrother and love interest. and stacy dash, cher's best friend. >> would you call me selfish? >> no, not to your face. >> an

instantes despuÉs el agente llamÓ a paramÉdicos >> gracias alicia. >> decenas de delincuentess fueronentes federales en la zona de los Ángeles, las autoridades habÍan descubierto que la organizaciÓn extorsionaba y traficaba drogas en las cÁrceles revelÓ que prÁcticamente todos los detenidos son ciudadanos estadounidenses. >> la secretaria de educaciÓn afirmÓ frente a un comitÉ de la cÁmara de representantes que las escuelas tienen el poder de tomar la decisiÓn de llamar a inmigraciÓn si sospecho san que son indocumentados estÁs declaraciones generan preocupaciÓn entre padres de familia. ningÚn joven discriminado por ninguna razÓn en un centro escolar en donde se viene aprender. un grupo vive en condiciones inhumana en la frontera mexicana. >> hugo magallÁn nos dicen las salidas que tienen estos inmigrantes. >> se puede apreciar en las que el grupo de aproximadamente 40 personas viven desde la semana pasada segÚn peatones y automovilistas que cruzan la frontera en el puente internacional. comida y no sÉ como estÁn ofreciendo. >> la verdad que es cruel. >> >>> estamos en el asilo, legal

hi, alicia thanks to coming >> it is a pleasure to be here with you. >> i wonder if you could tell ushat you think people can do to get ready for what we know is a coming earthquake in san francisco. >> well, one of the most things that people can do is to make sure that you have a plan to communicate with people who live both in and out of state. having an out of state contact, to call, text or post on your social network is really important and being able to know how you are going to communicate with your friends, and family who live near you, where you might meet them if your home is uninhab hitable. >> how long do you think that it will be before things are restored to normal in san francisco. >> it depends on the severity of the earthquake, we say to provide for 72 hours tha, is three days, and it helps to know that you might be without services for up to a week or more, depending on how heavy the shaking is and how many after shocks we have. >> what kind of neighborhood and community involvement might you want to have before an earthquake to make sure that you are going to able

i am alicia acuna.cial. ♪ >> sean: welcome back to the special edition of "hannity." it's no secret that the liberal press is viciously oppressing president trump while completely ignoring his very long list of accomplishments. i've highlighted many of the president's many successes and my opening monologues. let's take a look. >> sean: president trump is on a complete tear by continuing to keep his promises and enact the agenda that you, the american people, voted for, and november of 2016. the dhs secretary, kirstjen nielsen, she made a major announcement earlier today about president trump's plan to secure the southern border. here's what she said. >> the president has directed the national guard personnel be deployed to the southern border. the department of defense, as you know, has long supported the efforts of dhs to protect our nation's border. this includes ongoing counterr narcotic missions, infrastructure construction, persistent surveillance operations, training, and aerial support throughou

i'm alicia acuna.assive clean-up and search operation continues in ellicott city, maryland, the historic town near baltimore. it was the scene of a devastating flood that turned walkways to raging waterways. on main street, muddy waters carried cars away and poured into homes and businesses. emergency crews made dozens of rescues. right now one man remains missing. this comes as the town was rebuilding from a previous flood two years ago. >>> former president george h.w. bush is spending his memorial day in a maine hospital where he is being treated for low blood pressure and fatigue. the 94-year-old bush will likely remain there for a few days. but he is described as awake, alert and not in any discomfort. i'm alicia acuna. back to sean hannity. for all your headlines, log on to foxnews.com. >> sean: welcome back to the special edition of "hannity." it's no secret that the liberal press viciously attacked president trump while completely ignoring his very long list of accomplishments. i have highlight

con la patrulla fronteriza, es increÍble todo lo que pasan los inmigrantes para cruzar a este lado, aliciada, combustible hasta el borde y una clara misiÓn, interceptar amenazas en la frontera. (informaciÓn en pantalla). >> desde el cielo, dÍa a dia vigilan mÁs de 300 millas del suroeste de texas en coordinaciÓn con el centro de operaciones de la patrulla fronteriza. (informaciÓn en pantalla). >> al ver mÚltiples agentes detrÁs de ellos retrocedieron hasta la orilla del rÍo grande. mire como este hombre reta la fuerza de la corriente. pero sobrevive y a poca distancia de Él en territorio mexicano permanecÍa quiÉn los habÍa guiado, listo para remar tras el intento fallido. >> pero ¿ quÉ ocurre cuando baja el sol? >> tenemos cÁmaras avanzadas que pueden ver de dÍa y de noche, el 40% de nuestras operaciones es de noche. >> por mÁs que se escondan o lo mÁs rapido que corran. son los sensores y cÁmaras de visiÓn nocturna que alertan de cada movimiento. >> podemos volar directamente, no tenemos que buscar rutas para ir. >> el centro de operaciÓn indica que mÁs de diez individuos estan entre el m

. >> reporter: alicia is a research geophysicist at the california volcano observatory in menlo park. she's been in constant communication with their hawaiian field crews. >> lots of bombs and lava fountains. the field crews describe it as lots of booming and explosions coming out from the fissures on the rift. >> reporter: it sent massive volcanic ash and steam plumes 30,000 feet into the air. she's also keeping an eye on the seismic activity on the big island. >> basically we have suped up microphones listening to airwaves and those tend to catch explosions. and we actually have several of those up the summit because we've been having explosive eruptions at the summit. >> reporter: people on the big island are taking steps to protect themselves. >> we had like vases fall down, pictures fall down, and we had this big hutch thing, a big shelf. and we had to take it apart so it doesn't come down on anyone. >> reporter: the air quality is so unhealthy, it's measuring 2.7 parts per million of dangerous sulfur dioxide. alicia says we're in unknown territory with it comes to this volcano a

we are back with - - alicia, a head tax. isn't that a tax on hiring workers?>> that's exactly it.se an income tax last year and that was 2.25 percent on workers. washington does not have a state income tax. it'sthey call that unconstitutional. >>paul: advance cities and municipalities from overdosing one. >> so they tried to impose a head tax and basically it's a tax on jobs. >>paul: which doesn't make sense if you want jobs in the city, dan. >> it doesn't make sense but in a way it does. because i think what's going on here is that seattle, like the state of oregon and other states has a big problem with its public pension obligations. oregon has been described as one of the states that does have difficulty meeting is public pension obligations. a lot of states have that problem. now the rubber is hitting the road. fittings are coming back on public services and that i think is exact what happened to seattle. >>paul: mary, there's a competition going on where amazon is looking for a second headquarters. 20 states have made the cut and are trying to whittle it down. will this have

but for now, from me, alicia mccarthy, good bye. hello there.shine on thursday. there was a chill in the air. the sunshine compensated for that. weather watchers were out in force snapping the sunset. like the last few mornings, quite chilly. temperatures will again fall away. friday starts ona will again fall away. friday starts on a cool note with a touch of frost in rural locations. it promises to be another fine day for east of scotland, england, and wales. more in the way for cloud for scotland and northern ireland. we're looking at highs of 19 degrees across the south—east. for saturday, it is the big day, the royal wedding in winds are, looks to be another fine day, lots sunshine after a chilly start. this is the picture for saturday. much of the country will see sunshine, apart from some fair weather cloud through the afternoon. the far north—west of the country may see some thicker cloud. most places dry and warm. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories:

but for now, from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye.ay. it will feel warm as well. clear blue skies are on the way. not from the word go. in fact, in the morning, in eastern and northern counties, cloudy. this is the big picture. this is the jetstream. these weather systems have been diverted to the north. the jetstream is far north, we are well away from it, meaning we will have settled weather. it will warm up in europe in the next two days. i will talk about the warmth heading to us towards the end of the week and the weekend. this is the short—term. ten in the south and 11 in the north. this is the cloud in the morning. it will come back to the coastline through the morning. some of the coastal districts could stay cloudy and cool. look at the yellow compared to the deep orange. a temperature contrast in the uk. possibly a 10 degrees difference. 23 in london and 13 in newcastle. for most of us, a fine and beautiful day. a slight change, a big change, on thursday. it will upset weather in southern areas from the word go. not everyone

jillian: thank you very much, alicia.harajuku could still happen african selling that meeting last thursday. president trump had a much different tone on twitter saying quote our united states team has arrived in north korea to make arrangements for the summit between kim jong un and myself. i truly believe north korea has brilliant potential and will be a great economic and financial nation one day. kim jong un agrees with me on this, it will happen. meanwhile, south korean president moon jien met with kim in the demilitarized zone saying his goal is still denuclearization. jillian: host the iranian president in a scramble to save the nuclear deal. the two sides have not given exact meeting date rouhani will be in china for security summit. security efforts to keep the iran nuclear deal alive. rob: state of emergency in maryland. this video is unreal. muddy water rushing through ellicott city right outside of baltimore. jillian: rescue crews getting dozens of calls about people trapped inside cars and homes. rob: massive

you're watching tuesday in parliament with me, alicia mccarthy.revealed that the home office is investigating more than 60 cases of people who could have been wrongly removed or deported as part of the windrush scandal. those arriving in the uk between 19118 and 1971 from caribbean countries have been labelled the windrush generation, a reference to the ship empire windrush, which arrived in 19118, bringing workers in response to post—war labour shortages in the uk. problems have arisen since changes to immigration law in 2012, which require people to have documentation to work, rent a property or access benefits, including health care. giving evidence to the home affairs committee, sajid javid said officials have been looking through 8,000 records dating back to 2002. out of the 8,000, so far a focus on 63, there's something in their record that indicates that they could have been in the uk before ‘73. who have been removed or deported? who have been removed or deported. he said 32 of those deported had been foreign offenders. 31 were people remo

but for now from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. hello.cast for the next few days. it will fill warm in the sunshine as well. but it is not that simple, though, because in southern areas, particularly, there is a risk of thundery showers. we will see some of those during the day on thursday, courtesy of this weather front that has been snaking its way in from the near continent. it does not look like much, but it introduces that extra kick of energy and moisture that the atmosphere needs to generate some of the showers and storms. they will be quite hit and miss, but they will drift during the day. for eastern scotland in north—east england, mist and fog to start off, but this will burn its way back to the coast, things brightening up as the day goes on. here is how it looks on a high—resolution weather model. a bit more detail across wales, parts of england, as well. showers and thunderstorms drifting westwards. it should dry up for much through the day. long spells of sunshine in northern england and scotland, but still mist and murk and

but for now, from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. .ually rather muggy conditions and some spells of sunshine, there is also the chance for some thundery downpours and some of those could really m ea n downpours and some of those could really mean business. what we have at the moment, you can see on satellite picture, is all these areas of cloud pushing up from the new continent. thundery downpours, which it is going to continue to feed into southern areas as we go the weekend. during friday, we will see an area of showers and thunderstorms drifting across wales, the midlands and into northern england. a bitter behind that down towards the south. we should see some sunshine spells developing down towards the south of england, but still some showers across wales and up still some showers across wales and up into northern england. some of these could be heavy with flashes of lightning and thunder. still some mist and lightning and thunder. still some mistand murk lightning and thunder. still some mist and murk for some coastal areas in th

about 90% of the firm, with access to some two million songs by artists from queen and carole king to aliciaop story today — the first anniversary of the manchester arena attack. my colleague annita mcveigh is in manchester and joins us now. thank you very much. just over my right shoulder, the west door of the cathedral, where the prime minister, theresa may, has just cathedral, where the prime minister, theresa may, hasjust arrived, and has just theresa may, hasjust arrived, and hasjust gone in theresa may, hasjust arrived, and has just gone in to the cathedral ahead of this national service of commemoration that is taking place to mark the first anniversary of the manchester arena bombing. ialso to mark the first anniversary of the manchester arena bombing. i also saw the mayor of manchester, andy burnham, andi the mayor of manchester, andy burnham, and i can see the dean of the cathedral outside greeting those guests who are arriving. i spoke to him earlier. he talked about the tone of the service, about how he had worked to put it together, working with the families of the victims on th

suck alicia and look at the canucks used to say that families. this has already been dealt with course has a gibson look that's really a fish shop of us feel they have been the chicken up. and lead in as missing a boat so if so let us now eddie kennison skinny kid nevil is a smoke addition to good he's in no and failing executes his sickness going to hell has too much of the head of the being of the. cannot. image coming. out on you. what. does it mean to me only when you say you wanted. to. have done so pro-choice as well which is not the. misery index most of them will post when i get old so they will not see it was going to suddenly. make a lot of a lot. it . is just because. i may need a signal conscience or myself keyshawn called them on living color you. make a mystery of all men i think pick backed off else i'll miss woke up this after you knew you measure suppose they measure malka the sun so forth yeah i like style mr feature. of all my friends and coworkers who are detained i am the only one who survived they were all waiting for news o

(mk)alicia trost, bart spokeswoman"people are seeking refuge at bart because they are getting kicked out of whatever area they were at" recent viral videos of drug use at a bart station ... photos coming in to the newsroom from viewers of needles on trains ...and this woman -- who says she sat on a hypodermic needle on bart last week.ánatá"i just kind of touched it and it was a syringe tip"bart is now stepping up and speaking out about how the opioid crisis is affecting themalicia trost, bart spokeswoman"we have a national homeless and opioidic epidemic right now and bart is on the receiving end even though we have no resources to help those people so we are trying to partner where we can that is our reality right now and we are doing everything we can to address it."beginning monday -- you'll be able to make a biohazard report on your phone on bart's mobile website m.bart.gov.once bart is notified -- a rapid response team member will jump on board at the macarthur bart station or at lake merritt's station to clean the mess. alicia trost, bart spokeswoman "needles are a safety hazard

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esto nos lleva a alicia quien corriÓ los 800 m con 34 semanas de gestaciÓn.un hijo, convirtiÉndose en la tercer ministra de sexo femenino, ya la primera en ser juramentado durante el embarazo. lo preocupante es que algunossiguen diciendo que las mujeres somos el sexo dÉbil, yo no lo creo. aprovecho para mandar un besoa todas las madres mexicanas. javier: definitivamente, una tragedia convierte a muchos en hÉroes. este es el caso de una niÑa hispana de 11 aÑos que, al ver a su madre postrada en una cama, decidiÓ hacer algo concreto, vender limonada en el garage de su casa. carolina: hablamos con paloma, la madre de esta pequeÑa guerrera, feliz dÍa de la madre para usted, cuente no sÉ lo que significa esto que hizo su hija. >> muy buenas tardes, lo que ha hecho mi hija por mi, no tengo palabras, es algo muy emocional, estoy muy orgullosa de ella, es una niÑa muy buena, muy compasiva. javier: dÉjeme preguntarle, cÓmo se te ocurre la idea? >> se me ocurriÓ cuando mi mamÁ vino del hospital, me hablÓ, me dijo que necesitaba un riÑÓn y un pÁncreas, me sentÍ muy mal

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la seÑora alicia tuvo un encuentro cercano con una de estas vÍborasana que su amiga le arrojÓ una pierna pero por fortuna no los mordiÓ. si nos espantamos . ella dijo que apartir de ahÍ sigue el consejo de solamente caminar por el sendero pavimentado del parque. en los parques del Área de la bahÍa, se encuentra muchas vÍboras, no todas son venenosas. presentadora: miren, las siguientes imÁgenes las grabamos esta tarde. vamos a pasar con sugerÍ los tÉs belén y mÁs sobre las vÍboras de cascabel. suheily: en los alrededores con estas temperaturas hay una que otra serpiente de cascabel. de hecho, es muy venenoso utilizan este veneno para paralizar a su presa. estas serpientes Únicamente atacan si se sientan bajo amenaza. es importante dejarlas tranquilas y alejarse. no ya sÓlo porque va a necesitar ayuda. recuerde tambiÉn mirar al suelo mientras va caminando. sobre todo, llame al nueve 11 si necesita ayuda. cambiamos de tema. tenemos nuevos detalles sobre la muerte de un estudiante. autoridades informaron que el globo encontraron inconsciente en la piscina donar preparatoria. los paramÉdicos

. >> live from america's news headquarters, i'm alicia acuna.ween north and south korea, they're hashing out issues ahead of the june 12 summit between president trump and north korea's kim jong-un in singapore. the current talks, expected to continue for another two days. an advanced team of u.s. officials is also in singapore to lay down groundwork ahead of the proposed summit. >>> devastating flash flooding in ellicott city, maryland today. the city's main street turning into a river. parked cars swept away in a torrent. the entire first floor of buildings were underwater. there were no immediate reports of injuries but first responders are searching the impacted areas. hit by deadly flash floods in 2016. i'm alicia acuna in los angel angeles. mark: welcome back. all right. dr. pry, what can we do to defend ourselves? >> there's really no excuse for the united states to be vulnerable to emp or cybercatastrophes that bring down the grid or physical sabotage. all of them can be protected against, if you protect against the worst threat, the nuc

. >> second place went to 18-year-old from team alicia. >> regardless, it was a female coming out of was her and my goal. so sorry about blake. nope. >> brynn walks away with $100,000 and a recording contract. kelly gets a new title thanks to a bet she made with blake. >> blake calls you queen kelly. >> don't think i'm not waiting, i have not checked my phone. but i'm going to hold him to it. ♪ this love has taken control >> not quite how she did it. i don't feel so bad for adam not winning. going for a ride in car pool karaoke. i start singing. >> you're going to sing sugar. i can see that. >> i like that. >> you want to sing us out to break? >> no. >>> coming up. >> like, oh, my gosh. >> j. lo on her biggest "world of dance" challenge yet. >>> a frightening thing going to the palace. >> how emilia clarke embarrass side herself in front of prince quill yam. >>> and what's up with this guy? >>> "e.t." isn't just on the air. we're everywhere. on every ♪ >>> any flaws you have? >> i can get hangry. i get cranky and snippy. >> they must have kept becca well fed. she found love. she reve

jaime: alicia es la directora. >> esta administraciÓn estÁ definitivamente atacando especialmente a nuestray yo estoy completamente en apoyo de nuestra alcaldesa de oakland porque siendo una persona blanca estÁ poniendo la cara por nosotros. jaime: la alcaldesa no estuvo disponible para una entrevista pero hablo a cnn. [hablan en inglÉs] dijo que no iba a dejar que los -- en washington impida que haga lo correcto para su comunidad. indicÓ que es imposible que una legislaciÓn asÍ sea legal. igual piensa el profesor enrique, de la comunidad de santa clara. >> cÓmo el gobierno federal puede reprimir a la libertad de una persona? si vamos a hacer eso, no es una democracia. >> estados unidos no necesita divisiÓn. jaime: el asunto de si la propuesta tendrÍa suficiente apoyo en el congreso aÚn estÁ por verse. lo que es claro, es que el paÍs estÁ polarizado especialmente en el tema de inmigraciÓn. palmira: gracias. en apoyo a la alcaldesa, se hizo presente en twitter. la congresista dijo que los ataques son una desgracia y que oaklandno comprometerÁ sus valores. pelosi calificÓ la medida como imper

thank you for joining us, alicia. your stationing teams at two key stations. >> all the trains get cleaned when they reach the end of the run. what we see now, we need midline cleaners. we need to intersect the train in the middle of the run. -- intercept the train. we have them at lake merritt. every line runs through that station. the cleaners jump on board and clean quickly. they are hearing about a problem. they know the train is coming. they get on that car and clean up that urgent mess that cannot wait for the end of the line. what about this -- >> what about a needle on a seat at dublin pleasanton? how do i communicate that? >> it is important that you do. we do not find out about it until the end of the line if you don't. we want you to use the intercom line and tell the operator. starting monday, the board mobile website will say report the biohazard. you can say where you are and request that the mass be cleaned up. someone will intercept the train and take care of the issue right away. >> bart has had 10 ca

alicia: esta noche hablaremos del gobierno del presidente donald trump.e, por considerarlos una carga para el paÍs. una mujer arremetiÓ contra inmigrantes en una tienda seven elevenen el centro de los Ángeles. gritÉ improperios. le agradece al presidente trump. la principal vÍctima de estas agresiones desapareciÓ. el vicepresidente mike pence pidiÓ a la oea que suspenda a venezuela de la organizaciÓn. calificÓ de fraudulentas las prÓximas elecciones presidenciales. nicolÁs maduro fue a promover su candidatura en facebook live y lo cubrieron de insultos que Él mismo leyÓ. jorge: vamos a hacer una pausa y regresamos con la increÍble historia de un caparazÓn artificial que le crearon a cuando las alergias te atacan, siente el alivio sin sueño de claritin por 24 horas. día tras da tras día. porque la vida debería tener más alegrías y menos preocupaciones. siente la claridad, vive claramente claritin. panda y unicornio por $8. ¡pero ahí dice $5! más impuestos y cargos. ¿quieren otro? ¡no no no no! en t-mobile los impuestos y cargos ya están incluidos. y ahora,

. >> live from america's news headquarters i'm alicia acuna.ropical storm alberto's turning deadly in north carolina. mike mccormick and photojournalist aaron sponsor died when a tree fell on their vehicle while they were reporting on the storm. alberto's remnants are expected to bring more heavy the rain and mud slides to the area this week. and a desperate search is underway for an army national guard member who disappeared sunday during devastating flooding. police say eddison hermond was last seen trying to help a woman rescue her cat. it happened as fast moving ground carry cars and debris through ellicott city's downtown. still recovering from a similar devastating storm two years ago. i'm alicia acuna, now back to "the ingraham angle" special. >> laura: this is a campaign now to blame ben shapiro for inciting a deadly terror attack on a canadian mosque last year? we welcome back to the "angle" ben shapiro, editor in chief of the daily wire. he looks so unassuming. i don't know what do you weigh, 150 pounds? >> about a hundred 55. i bulki

and alicia silverstone as diane's mortified daughter. follows four life-long friends. >> i would like to introduce you to christian grey. >> oh, no. >> oh, wow. >> was it weird that the connection in the movie was fifty shades. it's your daughter. >> i love my daughter dakota. it's a comical coincidence. >> mom, you need the be a little bit real itselfic. >> are you this overbearing with your real mom? >> we're slightly terrible children in this movie. that's the fun of it. that we're just ridiculous. she should punch news the face from the get go. >> it is such a fun movie. >> we're still wide-eyed about don johnson's kids. >> beautiful, right? >> gorgeous. >>> coming up -- >> classy, like you. >> our adam levine exclusive. why he nearly said no to doing "the voice." >> no way, man. i'll never be on tv. >> his surprising interview. >>> inside adele's titanic themed 30th birthday bash. >>> and meghan markle's fashion how does new dove men+ care stain defense go beyond sweat protection? um... clean doesn't stain my clothes i don't get the

her mom alicia planned a royal watch party for two? we are going to have tea and scones. >> reporter: perhaps the biggest party outside of london is at britainia arms in san jose. the doors open at 3:00 a.m. >> shut everything else off and see something that's positive instead of negative all the time. nice way for people to get together. we are a british pub so i'm very much into the royal family. that's my thing. >> reporter: guests will enjoy a breakfast, wedding cake and souvenirs fit for a princess. abc7 news. >> that special coverage of the royaledding starts at 2:00 a.m. as we have been telling you. watch it right here on abc7. stream it on line through our app or go to abc7 news.com. >>> what will the weather hold in england and here in the bay area for the weekend. >> sandhya patel has the answer. >> we have a forecast that is fit or royalty. look. as you will notice in windsor, saturday, tomorrow morning, guests arrive at 9:00 a.m. the service begins at noon. bright skies. procsion at 1:00. and you couldn't ask for better wea

>> guest: well, it came from alicia garza in 2013. i added the hashtag, and a few days later we started black lives matter as a global movement that would eventually become an organization. >> host: what was the impetus and how long in the planning was it? >> guest: well, we in 2012 witnessed the killing of trayvon martin, and is george zimmerman -- his murderer -- went to trial, and many of us believed, i know i did, that he would receive some sort of jail time, some sort of sentence, but he didn't. in fact, he got to type of deal needed. in fact you got to go home. he was acquitted and i was upset and confused and i felt trade i that i didn't want that to the end of the story that george zimmerman got to go home. so i went to the internet to what i could do and essentially black people were told we have to do something so i put a # in that post. >> what were you doing at the time? >> i was in the little town 11 hours north of here in california visiting one of my mentees m was convicted of a crime serving ten years 85% inside a pris

of own emotional use of our guts were to come forward and this person does the exam to horseshoe alicia belittles bisan so i'm going to shift to i'm big business in them bill don't survive it or. on shaft to give them through. the iran nuclear deal was once seen as a major. achievement of american diplomacy but that's no longer the case donald trump's decision to pull out of the deal has reopened a major international problem and left allies betrayed and averse or is confused should the world's press see. over the past decade a great many european asian and african countries have introduced or increase tuition fees in their universities. in the name of excellence prices go up a little every way nothing seems to stop the process and yet among the foreignness some questions arise and for good reason. currently don't strictly learn repayment that stands at around forty billion pounds a minute. that's going to rise around two hundred billion pounds by the middle of this century. at the end of two thousand and thirteen one year into the one thousand. feet a parliamentary mission is called re

and of own image was doomed use of parts were to come for in this percy and the exam to horseshoe alicia belongs bisan so i'm going to shift to i'm big business in them bill don't survive of it or the man of the shaft do ye them through she. joined me every thursday on the alex simon show and i was speaking to get out of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see that. the united states has always had tools to use in its tax on other countries. economic sanctions are often just the beginning another thing you like to do is place some military press around the country talking about. it and there must be an effort to demonize that country and the leader of that country i. believe is a responsibility for the hague. and we need to make claims for the rest. because without us there will be chaos. over the past decade a great many european asian and african countries have introduced or increase tuition fees in their universities. in the name of excellence prices go up a little every way nothing seems to stop the process and yet among the four honest some questions arise a

salón de belleza y luego ya todas guapas nos vamos de shopping y ya después podemos ver a lourdes y a aliciala: no, mi vida, vas a ir conmigo. alejandra: ay, mamá, no quiero. paula: es que no te estoy preguntando. tienes que hacerle caso a tu santa madre aunque sea una vez en la vida, ¿no crees? alejandra: ah, ¿no que eras mi amiga? paula: sí, soy tu amiga, pero también soy tu mamá. así que ándale, arréglate en lo que yo le digo a elis que nos haga algo delicioso de desayunar. alejandra: mamá. paula: apúrate, mi vida, porque nos pueden cancelar la cita en el salón. alejandra: no quiero. [suspira] juan: 104. [timbre] >> permiso, por favor. juan: perdón, perdón. [gime] >> ¿todo bien, compadre? juan: sí, échame la mano. [gime] >> ¿todo bien? juan: sí, sí, sí, sí. >> oye, pero ¿a quién buscas o qué? juan: a tatiana. >> tatiana. uy, no, tatiana no está. juan: ¿sabes cómo a qué hora regresa? >> no, la verdad no sé. de hecho, vi que salió hace como dos días. juan: no me digas. oye, y de pura casualidad, ¿te dijo a dónde iba? >> no, la verdad no tengo idea. pero ¿quién eres? ¿cómo te llamas? juan: e

her mom alicia planned a royal watch party for two? we are going to have tea and scones. >> reporter: perhaps the biggest party outside of london is at britainia arms in san jose. the doors open at 3:00 a.m. >> shut everything else off and see something that's positive instead of negative all the time. nice way for people to get together. we are a british pub so i'm very much into the royal family. that's my thing. >> reporter: guests will enjoy a breakfast, wedding cake and souvenirs fit for a princess. abc7 news. >> that special coverage of the royal wedding starts at 2:00 a.m. as we have been telling you. watch it right here on abc7. stream it on line through our app or go to abc7 news.com. >>> what will the weather hold in england and here in the bay area for the weekend. >> sandhya patel has the answer. >> we have a forecast that is fit or royalty. look. as you will notice in windsor, saturday, tomorrow morning, guests arrive at 9:00 a.m. the service begins at noon. bright skies. procession at 1:00. and you couldn't ask for better

their catalog contains millions of songs from artists including kanye west, queen, pink and alicia keys apple is expected to announce at its worldwide developers conference that siri is getting smarter. a source for the news is siri. asked about the conference, siri talked about its new home, a new voice, and said "i'm getting a lot smarter." apple has made similar promises before. when siri was first introduced in 2011, but many studies show google assistant and amazon's alexa are smarter and more useful. >>> and that distinctive scent of play-doh is now trademarked. hasbro introduced the now iconic doughy toy in 1956. parents and kids around the world are familiar with its unique smell which is described as a sweet slightly musky fragrance with hints of dherry. ann-marie? >> that smell used to remind me of childhood. now i have that a child of my own, it reminds me i'm going to be taking a scraper to the hard wood floor and cleaning up. >> my son is into play-doh, too, i get it. i like the smell, i don't know about this trademarking of it. >> right. diane king hall, thank you so much.

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going this is you i tend to talk to an awful spanish put there for alicia in the. day no. matter to me. and he said we have been shot two feet off the top of your money all of them a lot to both of us we've got to see i'm going to mitchell. not to. excess you know when i'm started by the way he's. mine did your school day sorry he said if you come to me seven months. come on so found i was often not going to satisfy this she had a need but this old false soul of the not so much that and that it was so hard to see if you only saw in the first place how different it can sense it turns out the truth will come out of some sort or no and i've been just sort of this enough to settle many said nothing self but you know but it was not about some funny not funny line of it wasn't it was not some thought ah ultimately well let's see the barn number. i don't call professional profile with the thoughts of the show. i don't know what the law will also look when the mound be walked on. a minute ago that got us it was the clear. so's. you can have someone to call. again when actually the

symmetry in that aspect bunce is also in terms of how the two sides are benefiting from a trader alicia's share what is the content of the trade relationship is it aiding the economic growth of both countries or is it anything more they can all make interest of one country all these factors together make the term balance balance is not just about the the total dollar value of goods created by by by each side with other. now speaking of other countries the united states is set to decide next week on whether it wants to continue with cherif exemptions on still an aluminum for the european producers and it looks like the europeans are not particularly holding that breath they will be exempt for much longer do you expect that to change anything in terms of the global trade balance because you know both the e.u. and the united states more often than not tended to be on the one side when it comes to trade negotiations you mentioned trade blocks before while the developed countries used to be a powerful trade blog do you expect that trade block to you if not to fall apart down the police to be a

image wish to use a foreigner to come forward and this person does this because i'm to horseshoe alicia bills bisan so i'm going to shift to i'm big business in the don't survive of it or out of the shaft. ministries police forces and city administrations of many countries depend on one corporation that does my might also be on the board doesn't run for president god i'm stumped mr dalmas got a gun to the. woods as the three that he got on into the sea at the last also bribed them proprietary software you don't know the source code isn't that a such a security risk when you have a black box operating in the public eye to microsoft's dependency puts governments under a cyber threat and not only that some seem to think off message and put us in more than that that's what we call soft miscellaneous this is an easy sell in response to the late one bloke on the move. into almost like the old mr the borden's. with the instrument this is the icicles that. don't miss the old vision stopping the more sustainable pulls in front of the up and describe some of. the one else seemed wrong wrong all j

you're watching wednesday in parliament, with me, alicia mccarthy.e windrush generation have been telling a group of mps and peers about the "nightmare" of being detained. paulette wilson and anthony bryan have spent their lives in the uk — but they were both locked up and threatened with deportation. mr bryan — who arrived here in 1965 — described the moment immigration officials came to his home: and then sunday they come and knock on the door. about seven police, they're knocking the window and they're knocking the door at the same time to try to confuse... i don't know what they were trying to do, but it was kind of, what are they banging down my doorfor? anyway, i opened the door. they asked me my name i said my name is anthony bryan. they said they were going to arrest me. i said what? they said they were going to arrest me. i said who are you guys? they said immigration. they said get some clothes together because you're not going back, you're not staying here. they're going to take me to the detention. so i said can i make a phone call? they

. >> reporter: alicia plans to send the drive to the couple. >> they wouldn't have gotten those back. >> they are really important to us. >> you can't put a price on memories like those. so i definitely wanted to make sure that that couple was able to get their images back. >> reporter: betty yu, kpix 5. >>> a woman's body is found in a building here on the zuckerberg hospital campus and isapped. y is now asking h it's thursday, may 31st... i m michelle griego. and i'm kenny choi. let's start with a livlook ouide... >>> good morng, it is thursday, may 31st. i'm michelle griego. >> and i'm anne makovec in for kenny choi. let's start with a live look outside on this final day of may. on the left-hand side, gorgeous shot from the "salesforce tower" looking east. and on the right, 880 where things are starting to slow down a little bit. but they are still moving. >> that's a lot of red. >> it is. >> we are talking about your weather forecast today. it's going to be cool, windy and another day just very similar to yesterday. so if those howling winds disrupted you overnight perhaps, then y