, and angie said, i want to bring art to the neighborhood, and angie has certainly accomplished that. thank you so much. [inaudible] >> president yee: excuse me. [inaudible] >> president yee: so that concludes our special commendations for today. madam clerk, can we go back to item 15? >> clerk: yes, mr. president. item 15 is the retroactive accept and expand grant for domestic violence program does in the amount of 3

, and angie said, i want to bring art to the neighborhood, and angie has certainly accomplished that. thank you so much. [inaudible] >> president yee: excuse me. [inaudible] >> president yee: so that concludes our special commendations for today. madam clerk, can we go back to item 15? >> clerk: yes, mr. president. item 15 is the retroactive accept and expand grant for domestic violence program does in the amount of 385,000 and the amendment of one salary position. >> president yee: supervisor safai? >> supervisor safai: yes. thank you, president yee. before i was able to say some wonderful things about this grant, we had the questions with retroactivity and applicablit applicablity. . >> commissioner murase: it's a multisector collaborative. we will be working with young community developers and vacat -- >> supervisor peskin: mr. president, i just -- if i may. we just have one easy question. we alno

phase out coal fired energy and at the moment the german government plans to phase out coal fired angie by twenty to see what these students at the moment is that phase out and earlier by twenty thirty they also want to say reduction in the use of plastic right sample and overall every section of every house prices what's your assessment is this the beginning of a new type of green movement. reflects. this certainly certainly is a very young generation and one i think is going to a very active in a climate change and kind of protection in years to come but what's interesting here is that every week you're also seeing more and more parents and also if he tries of parents turning out in his solidarity with the students as well with the hope of protecting their future so this reading is at the moment a very crux generational protest movement that is actually predominantly being led by youngsters this tape ratings thanks must bring us up to date on laughter. and that's just your minor now of our breaking news stories this hour new zealand police say forty nine people are dead dozens more ha

we assume angie is fighting for the side of good. >> either way, we are good.f it's bad, i'm into it too. >>> superheroes is something my guy zachary levi knows something about. he's all in as shazam. >> i was like, dang, zack got ripped! >> listen, honey -- >> hotty. >> well, thank you. i've spent a lot of time in the gym. the suit also -- there's definitely augmentation in the suit. i did everything i could to fill it with as much real me as possible. >> what are your superpowers? >> superpowers? dude, i don't know how to pee in this thing. >> it's not his i spent six days in the gym physique. but that does help. it's in spite of his raising fame, he's keeping it real. >> this is not real life. >> it is real life. >> well, it is real life but it's not normal life. most people don't get do this. i want the make sure i'm just appreciating every second. i could get his by a bus tomorrow. you don't know what your life is going to do. >> he joins the d.c. universe as shazam. >> i would like to purchase some of your finest beer, please. >> now you have gone full-fl

. >> angie's four youngest, intra laura, shiloh, knox, and vivienne, enjoying themselves. up the free reception while mama jolie kicked back with a glass of red wine. helen mirren made ate family affair with her grandson wailen. thandie newton supported look-alike daughter nikko. >> i think a week in i was like, this is what i want to do now. >> for the record, it's not my idea, dumbo works alone. >> her on-screen dad is colin farrell. since "dumbo" celebrates differences, we asked colin if he ever had issues fitting in. >> i have a lazy left eye. when i was a kid i had to wear a plaster and glasses. and i wasn't the most comfortable state to find myself in as a 6-year-old. the message is you want to be a part. >> colin was solo on the carpet while his biggest a-list supporter and "alexander" costar angie was inside. rhea perlman showed up for these costars danny devito and their daughter lucy. celeb guest joey fatone was slam daddy duty. >> very, very, very excited. >> dad commemorated his role on the masked singer with the new tat. could he become a permanent part of the

i would like to say this is a joke, but we actually do get calls sometimes at emily's list about angie'sney is like yeast. it helps make the dough, as in the money rise >> seth: gotcha. [ applause ] and that is -- and especially, early money, that's referring to the fact that when candidates are getting into races, if they don't have money early on, it's very easy to sort of fall out of the running before you get started. you started this organization in 1985. yes? >> yes our founder's ellen malcolm and a group of women got together because at the time in 1985, and i do not mean 1885 >> seth: right >> a democratic woman had not won a seat in the united states senate in her own right at that time and what was happening is that they would get ready to run, and the structures didn't think women could win because they couldn't raise the money well, of course, they couldn't raise the money because the power structures didn't think they could win, and so they were stuck and emily's list came together to be a funding mechanism to get those women up and running. our first candidate, barbara miku

. >> colin was solo on the carpet while his biggest a-list supporter and chof star angie was inside.evito showed up for their daughter lucy, and joey fatone was just slaying daddy duty for his daughter, chloe. >> very, very, very excited. >> could joey become a permanent part of the show? >> if i'm a judge on it, hopefully that would be fun because now i have an inside view on it and coming from another standpoint, that would be fun to do. >> sounds like he got the gig, right? >> i think he's telling us something, right? >>> well, coming up -- >> that's not an answer. >> have a seat. >> after more than 20 years of talking truth, we're breaking news on a first for judge judy. >>> then, colton makes bachelor ory. only we are with one of the women he left confused and heartbroken. >> it was definitely a slap in the face. >>> plus -- >> this is greg brady. >> a very bracy headache? has the show hit a wall in recreating greg's groovy attic? >>> and is this the ultimate prank? >>> and is this the ultimate prank? how james cat's inner voice: these new litter boxes are so weird. cat's inner

it will then be angie's honor to introduce dr. gordon to all of you. angie? [applause] angelina thompson: thank you. dr. gordon's book, "the second coming of the kkk: the ku klux klan of the 1920's and the american political tradition" looks at the prevalence of the ku klux klan in mainstream america in the 1920's and explores what that means to our country today, linking our time and theirs. from the very first chapter, dr. gordon writes about the pride many of the klansmen felt to be members of the klan and how it was accepted by those who were not members themselves. while my research primarily focuses on the political power the klan gained in denver in the 1920's, dr. gordon's book helped me to understand how the klan became so normalized in cities like denver, thus giving me some of my first insights as to how klansmen were able to win elections in denver, not only while they were public about their links with such an organization, but actually ran on the platform of being klansmen. as i continue my research into next quarter and examine the fall of the

time after time saying there's angie semitism scandals rock the politics of washington and london we're going underground in an exclusive interview with former iranian president mahmoud ahmadinejad's this is within the past forty eight hours britain announces former b.b.c. media reaction instructor now dozens of garri radcliffe convicted for espionage that she denies is a defacto u.k. official and that's all while the e.u. britain and the usa continue economic warfare against another fossil fuel power venezuela welcome president mahmoud ahmadinejad one of the world's greatest revolutionaries a good chavez remembered by supporters an enemies alike today died six years ago this week you knew him was he has a major mainstream media has it a dictator. in the name of god the most merciful americans and the british can label people however they want we have to see what their standards and quite syria are for labeling people in such a way do you know of a dictator who loves his people who could walk freely among the people on the streets listen to their demands and fulfill them. of course mr c

around a two pronged kind of regulatory deregulatory assault step one is something called small scale angie which has been taking place i think it predated the trumpet ministration that's really taken off in the trump era in that the oil and gas industry is currently either succeeded. twenty eighteen but after a two year push to. fast track exports of what's called small scale these are tankers that are kind of a different style than the norm all the five natural gas tankers in terms of the engineering details but the size are still very large and they're mostly leaving from florida which gets to the key part about puerto rico and the tie into the caribbean and so step two is something called the jones act the jones act is a law that applies to ships with flags that are not united states flags if you if you carry cargo from the united states you can't take it to another part of the united states you have to take it abroad so only a foreign owned tanker could take something from the united states shores to another place in the united states because puerto rico is technically a dependency or

safe guarding experts like angie marriott from cheshire police say professionals are in denial aboutrs are far greater than we anticipate. comfort was breast ironed at eight years old. it was in a pe class in the uk where she realised she looked different from the other girls. i must have been 14 or 15. i always hid myself but in pe you could not hide yourself. the amount of times i tried to get out of pe. that is when i noticed their breasts were different to mine. if my pe teacher had known back then, they would have noticed something. if i had had help then, i would have been able to deal with it growing up. but now that i am a full grown adult and i am finding out this is the reason why i am going through this, because someone decided to mutilate my body. now campaigners tell the bbc that breast ironing should be made a mandatory part of sex education in schools and pe teachers should be trained to spot the signs in young girls. the first thing has to be about education of teachers and people working with young women to make sure that they realise this is a thing and it is happen

y como nos cuenta angie sandoval, nuestros colegas enfrentaron varios peligros en el camino. >> la rapidezempieza preguntarse-- preocuparse cuando las cosas estÁn demasiado fÁcil. no hubo problemas. >> el jueves 21 de febrero la cancillerÍa venezolana le enviÓ el equipo de univisiÓn en estados unidos los permisos para ingresar al paÍs. en la fronteriza ciudad de cÚcuta en colombia ya estaba parte del equipo que entrarÍa a venezuela con las cartas de la cancillerÍa. el viernes se llevarÍa a cabo un multitudinario concierto del lado colombiano. del otro lado, el corresponsal pedro usted eras y el camarÓgrafo martÍn guzmÁn aprovecharÍan para reportar sobre un segundo concierto, convocado por el gobierno de maduro para desviar la atenciÓn. la mÚsica del lado colombianoÁs fuerte. mÁs de 30 artistas reconocidos internacionalmente cantaron y denunciaron al gobierno de maduro que habÍa cerrado la frontera. contreras y guzmÁn pronto redescubrieron que el concierto organizado por maduro era otra cosa. >> nosotros llegamos este concierto con expectativa de que iba a haber mucha gente, porque es lo qu

tom and angie wilhelmi's love for pizza and helping the homeless started a few years ago when they moved. they say every other weekend they were making pizzas for each homeless person in their neighborhood. then they found a way to combine their two passions by opening agape pizza in december. they now only employ former homeless people living in transitional housing. they don't take a paycheck.. instead, 100-percent of the tips go directly to the local ministry 'tear down the walls.' <"instead of always being turned down for jobs, here, well you've got the job, don't worry about it.""there are fifteen thousand homeless people around indianapolis and there are not enough people to love and help them back."> (justine) the pizza shop continues to look for volunteers, as it continues to grow. as we anxiously await opening day, we're whetting our appetite with some cactus league action down in arizona...our first look of the year at the giants and the a's... let's start with the giants visiting the rolorado rockies at "salt river fields at talking stick"... near scottsdale... bottom 5th... n

so i think actually these -- one of the campaigns in minnesota in last 2018, angie craig, the latest member of congress who beat a republican, she actually ran ads showing people trying to speak in front of a bale of hay. her district is a combined suburban-rural district, but you couldn't hear their voices because they had been squelched by big interest. i think that district, by the way, is not a super liberal district, right? these issues transcend parties and we just need people, and i know i'm going to do this, making it a centerpiece of what we do going forward to win in 2020 and the way you then get changes made that we're talking about here, is by getting people that are willing to make those changes into office. >> if i could just add that hr-1 is a very important beginning with regard to some of these democracy issues. [applause] >> i was thinking to senate, hr-1 is the key. >> and the democracy movements, the incipient democracy movements that have to do with getting big money out of politics is intimately tied to this issue of anti-trust. you can't separate them. >> outst

angie on twitter responding to maxine waters people are talking about no collusion because literallypset because everyone is repeating the truth. lisa on twitter says good or bad we deserve to know all the details. both sides deserve to know. another twitter user posting a gift from the movie frozen telling democrats to let it go. something tells me that is not going to happen. a lot of people focusing on hillary clinton's twitter account wondering if she's going to release the statement on the mueller report, she did tweet something yesterday that had to do with climate change, two realities must confront, climate change won't just effect the coast, climate change is a national security issue but after two years of russia collusion talk the responses to that tweet have been brutal, when twitter user summing it up saying after what happened the last 48 hours and you speak of the climate, could this be an indication of why you lost? responses to that, still waiting to see if hillary clinton will release a statement on this front. she has to. at some point. >> making the speeches it wi

. >> and angie. there they are. >> talk to them more about the possible change to admissions. two experts weigh in coming up. >> where did angie go? >> nobody's here. >> there they are! say hi. grounding it. >> if an issue that affects safety is identified, the department and the faa will not hesitate to take immediate and appropriate action. >> reporter: a former top faa and ntsb investigator said the u.s. should not give in to global pressure. >> i hope they follow aeronautical engineering principles and evidence and facts before they would just simply ground an airplane due to an unknown public fear. >> reporter: meanwhile, at the crash scene in ethiopia, families have been gathering in anguish as the eight americans who died are being remembered back home including antwan louis, a u.s. service member. >> i've screamed to the heavens to ask why, but i already know the answer because god doesn't make mistakes. >> and matt vacier an avid surfer and environmentalist headed to a u.n. summit in kenya. >> matt was better than the normal human. he was an exceptional person. >> rep

tom an angie opened a pizza shop, and decided to only serve former homeless -- only to employ former transitional housing. one worker explains why it mean so much. >> get them back up to where they feel human again. >> tom was also once homeless. he says it makes him feel good to help those in need. >> there are 15,000 homeless people around indianapolis and not enough people to love and help them back up. >> good on them. people want on chance. i'm hungry. >> let's go get some. >>> "newsroom" starts right now. >> very good morning to you. >> house speaker nancy pelosi says president trump in her words is not wort impeaching without bipartisan support. not everyone agrees, especially in her only party. pelosi saying, quote, unless there's something to compelling that it divides the country and he's just for the worth it.

also happy birthday to my sister angie perino. a big space fan. jesse?ny to create the best years ever for the boston marathon. you know, america runs on dunkin dunkin? they've got the colors, coffee cup, boston... how about that? how about that. they are called -- >> greg: they make your feet smell like doughnuts. [laughter] >> jesse: which smells really good. buy them -- you know, only $120. $55 for kids by the boston marathon is on the 15th next month. >> dana: those dishes don't make smell delicious greg? >> greg: let's do this. ♪ animals are great ♪ animals are great ♪ animals are great soon to be a tv show. in my dreams, anyway. check out this dog, his name is norman. he likes to stay fit by mastering the hula-hoop, but as you can tell, norman really doesn't understand how the hula-hoop works. but it's still fun to watch and stumble around over and over again, getting very dizzy. >> emily: he might be left-handed. he always turns to the left. >> greg: you are a bigot! and that's why... ♪ animals are great ♪ animals are great ♪ animals are great you

angie harmon is known for her television roles as a lawyer and detective, but like the rest of us inhe's concerned about identity theft. today she's going to help us learn how it happens and how we can help protect ourselves. - look around, everywhere we go we're all on our phones and laptops, we shop, bank, fill out forms and applications all online. we give away our names, birthdays, passwords, even our social security numbers. in the connected world we live in our personal information is everywhere, what happens if that information gets in the hands of identity thieves. - somebody used my identity to rent an apartment.

angie? [applause] , "the dr. gordon's book second coming of the kkk, the ku klux klan of the 1920's, and the american political tradition" looks at the prevalence of the ku klux klan in mainstream america and explores what that means to our country today, linking our time and there's. dr. gordon writes about the pride many of the klansmen failed to be members of the klan . rarelyy research from focuses on the political power the klan gained in denver in the 1920's, dr. gordon's book helped me to understand how the klan became so normalized in cities like denver, thus giving me some of my insights as to how landsman were able to win onlyions in denver, not oil being public about their links with such an organization, but actually ran on the platform .f being klansmen as i continue my research and examine the fall of the klan in denver and if you and its ineffectiveness in the colorado 25th general assembly, dr. gordon's work encourages me to look at what of their ideals remain beyond their demise. it is my great h

. >> michael and angie lee are newlyweds, and they are also first cousins. their marriage is not legal in their home state of utah, and they crossed the border to colorado to tie the knot there. both say they have been in love since they were young and they don't think it's right utah won't recognize their marriage. >> it's something where i always felt very -- like wasn't fair. why did the person i want to be with the most, and the most attraction to, the most natural feelings for, why did you have to be my cousin? >> we're just going to go for it and who cares what our family thinks. >> first cousins can marry in utah if they are 65 or are 55 and show proof they are infertile. the lee's have started a petition to try to change the law. >>> coming up, why we can't get enough of alex trebek. >> we are dialing the clock back 27 years to when "jeopardy" was still a relatively new phenomenon. you are watching "world news now." you are watching "world news now." it has three times the cleaning power of the leading spray to dissolve kitchen grease on contact. and

angie did not even bother to put them on the antietam mount, it even says gettysburg battlefield views. just put this year because of interesting, it's solomon mcfarland's photograph. takes over and kicked them out, it turns out that they went to the cave down along the river and this says the far more i was , this is when sick where solomon mcfarland went to convalesce. he was a surgeon at the battle of antietam, and he convalesce at this house. this is where the piper family stayed. this is the only known photograph of this house and it's here because solomon mcfarland took it. you look in the distance, what you see? the potomac river. you see the canal, the potomac. flooded buty well this is way, way out there. i found a spot pretty close to cane i think this is you see the little kid and his mother standing there. here is the burnside bridge. this is the lack of global family. up on the hill, that was there for quite a long time. i believe in 1868, it was there for quite a while. because thisesting is bloody line and this has cody riley, and if you look down to lying downight here,

. >> celebrating angie's 60th at "today"! >> my dream come true!on the door. >> look at that crowd. >> that crowd is pretty phenomenal. if you're sitting at home saying how can i get in on this, we're waiting for you. send us a video with t the #mytodayplaza. look for yourself, you never know in the morning. >> right here on "today." >>> it is a busy morning, here's the news at 8:00. we start with the breaking news about that doomed lion air jet that crashed in october. tom costello covers aviation for us. he's got the latest. t tom good morning. >> reporter: reuter ss reporting this morning that the pilots of that doomed lion air flight in october were struggling amongst themselves to figure out why was their plane in this fatal nose dive headed right for the water. they were talking back and forth, and actually consulting with one of their manuals, but they were unable to figure out what the problem was and ultimately the plane crashed. however, the day before that same plane was involved in another close call. in that case, a pilot who was deadh

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angie ethiopian airlines flight has crashed killing all 157 people on board.ussia and spain. eight americans are reportedly, the bed. the plane took off and was on its way to nairobi, kenya when it crashed six minutes after takeoff. the ceo of the airlines was seen in a photo tweeted out there he is standing in the wreckage. he expressed his condolences to those who lost a loved one. we don't know exactly what led to the crash but we do know that the pilot sent out a distress call and got clearance to return to the airport. an air traffic monitor showed unstable vertical speed after takeoff. family and friends of the victims gathered at both airports in kenya and ethiopia hoping for more information. >> we have dish -- to basically take care of friends who may be affected. >> the last deadly crash of an ethiopian airlines plane was in 2010. the crashed minutes after takeoff from beirut killing all 90 on board. >>> 30 people her on a turkish airlines flight that here hits severe turbulence. as it was approaching a jfk airport it started to shake violently. the

angie on facebook saying each member is elected by their district, nobody should curtail their speech the district has a problem, they will vote them out. american joe asks can someone explain why they want to use force to silence anyone? it leaves me thinking what do people really think that they are afraid to say? darrell saying cannot have it both ways, cannot support a person who is anti-semitic, but --n right that people who for being anti-semitic. in florida, you are up next. am calling about the very young lady that is a muslim, i think she is. i don't know if anybody has ever read the koran and what they believe. they believe the jews should be wiped off the face of the earth. it is -- host: we are not going to get into a religious debate. let's focus on the question, should congress police at their members' speech? caller: i think they should. i did not used to when i was younger. i used to be a democrat. now i am so ashamed of them, i am ashamed to even say i was. this lady up there downing jewish for what they are and she is not even sticking to what she is supposed to be u

todd: understood bob thank you as always and finally, aforementioned allie of angie allies get in herefocus on our economy, creating more jobs here in virginia beach we have two locations, and we have created around 50 jobs here. todd: that's awesome. >> [applause] todd: let's give a cheer for jobs, this is awesome thank you guys so much this is a great day back to new york. >> [applause] pete: nicely done, todd appreciate it great stuff. all right the cheesesteak is known as one of the great american sandwiches, watch. >> philadelphia cheesesteak. >> [laughter] >> this is not a philadelphia cheesesteak. see look at the bag. no grease stain. >> [laughter] >> it's an authentic philadelphia cheesesteak you can see right through the bag by now katie: [laughter] well today is national cheesesteak day and we have authentic cheesesteak straight from the birth place to set l the great cheesesteak debate right here at fox & friends who has the best sandwich? ed: joining us now is frank oliv eri, an owner of pat's, and tony luke jr. ceo and co-founder of tony lukes an institution of its own gen