imagine if human apps could do that. now they have to come one a in public until sometime spring. >> that's pretty -- 50 minutes she was standing up. >> amazing. >> you could imagine if our kids did that. >> no, that wouldn't be good. give us a little time. >> coming up next the woman hits an incredible half court shot and the story does not end there. >> we'll be right back >> the all star game in sunday and brady beihl should feel snub todd not be part of the new orleans proceedings. carmello anthony not beihl was select todd le place him. beihl is arming career high 22 points a game on 20% shooting for contender. melo is averaging 23-6 and doing so from bottom dwelling. and also starting ton't with rising star challenge and rising is exactly what the beihl and wizards going into the break. in eastern conference andf m beaming with confidence. john wall said i have never been this klais to winning this many games this early in my ceevrment beihl added it's tough to guard us we have so many threats. those tough to guard

can find it right now on our wusa9 app. and on our website. >> we're going to have to do some studying after that story. we asked a question before the break, is this sign appropriate to post in the classroom. let's show it to you, and at the bottom of your screen is where the vote stands now. that might change after you hear the story behind the sign. here's john henry. >> reporter: if you take a look at this sign and what it says it's possible you may interpret it differently than your neighbor. at least that's been the case at york town high school. >> the signs have double meanings to them. >> while the senior believesn justice for all and that women's rights are humans rights he still feels this sign has political bias. >> they say science is real which is jbing at conservatism. and it's packed in a way that supports a liberal way of thinking. >> he points at phrases like we're all immigrants what he calls an obvious reference to political debates being held across the country today. he says these signs recently put up

and behind their growing popularity is this app. the app location tells me there's a yakut encalady just around the corner. it tracks the location of the vendors in realtime as they move around the city. it operates like a game. users can hunt for yakute vendors as if they were playing pokemon go, and people using the app can buy special products. images of these items are popping up all over social media along with messages like "i got this through the app." this vendor has worked for yakute for more than 20 years. she says she's surprised by the sudden increase in younger customers. >> translator: more people are asking for coffee or probiotic drinks, and that's really helpining my sales.s. i think it's building closer relationships between vendors and customers, too. >> reporter: some products can be purchased online through the app. company officials feel the synergy between technology and their traditional sales methods as a business opportunity. >> translator: i didn't expect the app to be so effective. we are receiving more a

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app. can be found in the app store and google play. so no excuses. everybody gets it. >> even if you're thinking about doing something, the action is a little helpful. just putting it out there. >>> slipping and sliding, a wild day on the roads and this icy weather hit before the winter storm. >>> well, if you take a look at the light post behind me here, you can see that slight snow is falling in frederick. i'll tell you all about the roads and the conditions, coming up. >>> adam, live outside at the studio here, we have slight snow flurries falling. temperatures are quickly dropping, too. coming up, we'll take a closer look at the radar. you see snow around the district and north. coming up, we'll take a look at at and chuck will thha >>> a weather alert, a major it is crippling travel to our north. here, we are seeing snow and rain and we are just starting to see our first school clays. >>> and we are hitting the roads for you. we're working for you by monitoring the conditions before y

same thing applies to what you wrote in app was -- and that disappeared. emics still apply to being truvl and to holding up an oath. all those things apply regardless of the application that exist. >> there are also obvious security concerns with apps like confide, eriksson says even throat cap claims to have military grade security nothing on the internet i remember nothing on the internet these days is 100% secure. on capitol hill annie yu. "fox5 local news". >> and when you talk about things like twitter the library of congress is archiving just about every tweet sentence these days. whot concept of what information is out there changed broadly. >> i have anybody that is promising that things are not stored anywhere i don't know whatever they're saying i feel like if you put it out there, it could be if you don't want it to get out there don't put it out in the first place. simple as that. we'll see. >> new world. >> coming up there are new movies at the box office and we'll switch gears a little bit. >> we'll tell you which one took home the top spot a

it is a popular app.ompetition, especially outside of the us, and with companies in asia like lion and wechat. anything they do can be copied and has been copied. use a instagram. mark zuckerberg owns facebook. he was turned down for snapchat so he bought out instagram to kill them off. is it a smart move by these chaps now to go public to wall street? there is great urgency to go public quickly. the era of quick money is at an end. we just heard about the interest rate rise in china and we will have it in the us later this year. the availability of cheap money will be harder. it is good to do it now with the ipo before the hype around technology diminishes. while i have you and with your background in technology, i have to ask you about amazon, one of the biggest companies in the world. they came out last night and said they are not making as much money as we all expected to be that is something to do with spending a lot on investment. the a1 is the most innovative company in the world. —— amazon. they h

caroline: sticking with snapchat, how does the app make money?> don't know how an app that since disappearing pictures makes money? you are not alone. the first thing to note is that snapchat is not just selfies. now they are pitching themselves to investors as a camera company. >> and unlike facebook and twitter, snap is not just about ads. core to their concept is creating content. and that would -- and that is what revenue generators are all about. that's what lenses, geo filters are all about. >> lenses, you are straight into the camera. brands can pay for filters that you can overlay on photos and videos and send them to a friend or group. >> geo-filters overlay the where and when that the businesses and people can pay to include a app. i can also send my snap to a feed which my friends can see. which brings us to our third revenue generator. our story. >> our story is a group of feed that snap goes through and grabs publicly posted snaps and puts it into one video feed. we have seen this around in events like the women's march or donald tru

. >> if you own a smartphone, you likely use apps every day. there are things you should know. that apple you trust could be given out information. andrea day with what should you watch for before you download. >> from games to news to navigation. >> turn left. >> the global app business tops $140 billion a year. get this. more than 10 million down loads every hour. with each and every download comes to risk of leaking out. >> just by you hitting a single button. anything they may have put into that stool vulnerable. >> he is a vp at the firm. the recent study under covered more than 200 mobile a.m.s and websites leaking personal data. >> they were not aware that this many brands were not protecting that information. >> major brands we won't name here. but he says his group alerted the developers. >> i've seen them react by having a new app in 24 hours. in some cases, they don't even pick up the phone. there's so much for them to have an app available for their smerss that there's a push to get to it market. >> some of the findings, close to 60% coming from news, sports and man

ordering a getaway car with an app? are you randy? that's me! awesome! surprising. what's not surprising? how much money erin saved by switching to geico. everybody comfortable with the air temp? i could go a little cooler. ok. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >>> this fight between students happened in the hallway of the monday. >> reporter: we received an e-mail from a parent of a student here at einstein high school in kensington, maryland, saying that she has a video that is very upsetting. it shows an incident she says happened here recently, showing a female student being beaten. >> the behavior in this video is disturbing and disheartening and not a reflection of the values or culture of mcps. this type of behavior will not be tolerated in our schools. >> reporter: ahead we'll tell you what has happened to the alleged assailant in this incident and the student who was attacked. sounds like. a woman in west hartford, connecticut, captured the rare occurrence on video. thundersnow is a thunderstorm that happened while it's snowing instead

five apps to help you save big bucks at the grocery store. "good morning washington" is already helping you get ready for next week. here is autria godfrey with a look at monday wake-up. >> thanks, michelle. monday on "good morning washington." are the pounds creeping up on your partner? how to approach the delicate topic of weight gain in your relationship. >> plus, watch at 6:00 a.m. for your chance to be the lucky caller to win tickets to see lady gaga live. >> stay with us for traffic and weather every ten minute monday morning starting at 4:25 on "good morning washington." >> countdown to the red carpet brought to you by -- snee sas is a needs your help finding a new planet. they think it's past neptune. they call it planet nine. nasa has a website called backyard world planet nine. it shows images and it asks you to m objects within them. they hope you will see things nasa scientists won't. if you spot something scientists don't, are these the right people for the job? michelle: kids will have fun with it. now check this out. chilling p

man got ripped off. >> reporter: you've likely heard or soon will hear of the vennmo app. users to send payments with a few swipes. >> signed the title over, drove back to my apartment and helped him replace the tags and then he drove off. >> but the next day he got an e-mail saying the payment had car too and the buyer was long gone. a spokes person tells us people should only use the app with people they know and people they trust and personal accounts shouldn't be used for business transactions. coming up tonight we hear from people across the country who say they're frustrated from the responses they're getting from the country and what venmo says it's doing about it now. >> chuck bell. >> yes? >> i'm happy because it's warm and you're happy becausitis not goi -- it's not going to be warm for long. >> it's perfect outdoor weather. outside we have a very mild day coming today and i don't mean just a little warmer than average. i mean another day where we may again. we're in the upper 50s and low 60s across the area now. the cold front is coming but not until we get a ve

- background app refresh." also purchased more data to avoid overage fees. >> you had no choice. i guess scott: you can also turn off wi-fi assist. scott taylor, abc 7 news. jonathan: and you will find that your battery lasts longer, too. alison: good information. jonathan: up next, a look at the latest investigati z29kuz zstz y29kuy ysty jonathan: when you see ads for big sales, they are all the time. alison: but when you get the checkout, how often do you get a real bargain? when is a sale really a sale? horace holmes says you will be surprised by the answers. jonathan: he teaches us the difference between hype and a true deal, monday at 11:00. have a nice evening. remember that 7 tonight. alison: jimmy kimmel live is next. have a good night and a great weekend. i've spent my life planting a size-six, non-slip shoe into that door. on this side, i want my customers to relax and enjoy themselves. but these days it's phones before forks. they want wifi out here. but behind that door, i need a private connection

caroline: how does the app make money? app thatknow how an since disappearing pictures makes money?ust selfies.t now they are pitching themselves as a camera company. .> snap is not just about ads court to their concept is creating content. lenses, geo filters are all about. , you are straight into the camera. filters thaty for you can overlay on photos and videos and send them to a friend or group. >> geo-filters overlay the where and when businesses are people can pay to include a nap. app. i can also send my snap to a feed which my friends can see. is a group of feed that snap goes through and grabs publicly posted snaps and puts it into one video feed. we have seen this around in events like the women's march or donald trump's inauguration. in 2015ver, starting brands started uploading mobile inazines that create stories a more millennial-friendly version. >> you can't forget the spectacles. you can grab these for 100 $30 at pop-up vending machines around major cities. you take a 10 second videos and it goes straight to your snapchat app. while haveers for a been wary about usin

go to settings and go to an app udall use a lot and turn off "background app refresh." >>. i turned everything off. scott: and she purchased extra data to avoid overage fees. >> i guess that's how they get you. also turn off the wi-fi assist. apps will update using your home's wi-fi. alison: d.c. police have a warning for you tonight -- callers are posing as pepco reps and asking for bank account information. this is a scam. if you are not sure, call the pepco service number to check. do not give out personal information. if you think you are the victim of a scam, call and reported to the police. jonathan: elementary, is still cleaning up after a bed bug and rodent infestation. starting tomorrow, kids will go middles at ferebee hope school. shuttle buses will take them there. andon: tears, hugs, gratitude at a metro station to celebrate lifesavers. at then collapsed braddock road metro station a week ago. today, his family thanked deborah, a fellow metro rider, and a transit officer for rushing in to help. his wife says the father of two hopes to meet his heroes in person v

at our nbc washington app. each of the apps can be found in apple's app store and google play as well. good luck to you. all right. virginia senator tim kaine could have a new challenging, a familiar face in the politics world. >> snow, snow and more snow. we missed a storm dumping as much as a foot of snow in places in the northeast. we'll l >>> families living in northeast nevada are dealing with heavy floodwaters following rain and higher temperatures melting snow and yesterday matters got worse. the rising waters caused the dam to break. the rescue crews are trying urging people to stay put and they don't want anyone to try to drive through that water and get swept away. >> we mentioned the storms and blizzard warnings across the northeast. you're looking at a live picture from providence, rhode island where the snow is still coming down. >> kind of reminds of us our blizzard last year. >> 50 million people feeling the em packet right now and after yesterday's weather most are thinking how did this happen?

we will stream it live on our mobile app, facebook, and com.ws this morning... nearly 200- thousand people are under evacuation orders as the emergency spillway at the oroville dam welcome back to the kron 4 morning news... every morning at 7:45 we talk sports with gary radnich. and in case you missed it here's the gary's world rewind. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. we continue our coverage of the breaking news this morning... nearly 200-thousand people are under evacuation orders as the emergency spillway at the oroville dam could fail at any moment. this means the nation's this means the nation's tallest dam could unlea

on phone and you can choose whether or not to share your location with that specific ap app. if you don't have an iphone follow a similar process. >> message i want for people to take home tonight with the very, very serious case is to look at your phone, understand what applications are accessing your gps data. you don't need to be sharing that with different providers and don't need to share with friends and family and. >> reporter: lisa garber says it's possible in this case he may have installed a third party app physically on the victim's phone because they were friend. that is a possibility. authorities will not comment. the case is still under investigation. reporting live tonight, in lumberton, david spupt, cbs3 eyewitness news. >> david, thank you. >> see you in court. that was president trump's immediate response after a federal appeals court refused to reinstate the travel ban and president spoke out again tonight. he said this case is far from over. president executive order halts immigration from seven countries designated as terror hot spots. they rule the gover

in-app chat on thinkorswim. only at td ameritrade.elcome back to "options action." two tech titans are locked in an amazing race. amazon and alphabet are less than $200 away from hitting $1,000 a share. the big question now is who will get there first? we have the story from san francisco. hi. >> hey, melissa. well, if we go by what the street thinks, alphabet will get there first. price toorgts both stocks have been creeping toward $1,000 mark. the momentum has been with google's parent company over the last few months. the median target on amazon has stagnated around $932. while alphabet's has climbed to $990. breaking it out further, you see that amazon has 38 buy ratings. within this number, three analysts have put their targets above $1,000. looking at alphabet, you will see 43 buys. that's more than 90% of total calls like amazon. but here's the difference, 19 analysts within this number have targets of $1,000 or more. if past performance is any hint as who will get there first, consider that amazon shares have returned more tha

in-app chat on thinkorswim. only at td ameritrade.wo locked in an amazing race, alphabet and amazon less than $200 away from hitting $1,000 a share. the question is who will hit it first. deidra with the story from san francisco. hi, deirdre. >> hi. stocks creeping toward the $1,000 but momentum with google's parent company over the last few months. medium target has stagnated around $939 while alphabet has climbed to $990. breaking it up further you see amazon has 38 buy rating. within this number three analysts have put their targets above $1,000. looking at alphabet, 43 buys, 90% of calls amazon. 19 have targets of $1,000 or more. if past performance is any hint as well who will get there first, consider amazon shares have tripled over alphabet and beating them this year. of course a stock split for either stock if that were to happen would reset the rate. if and when amazon or alphabet hit 1k mark, it would join a very exclusive club that right now has four members, price line, nbr, seaberg and berkshire hathaway. >> thank you. >>

you can find information on our wusa9 app or at >>> your stories.hare them on facebook or twitter using #heart love and join us all this month on wusa9 news for heart health news. >>> today on the dr. phil show at 4:00, a follow-up interview with the woman who claimed she was pregnant with baby jesus. yes, you heard this. dr. phil joins us for more on this admittedly peculiar story. thank you for being with us. it's the second time haley was on your show and after the first time, she accepted your referral to treatment. what happened after that? >> well, she did. she came the first time because her family was asking if she was a chronic liar and manipulator or was there more to this. obviously, i felt like there was more to this because after i met her, it was clear to me that she delusional disorder and you are quite right, she did accept treatment and they made great inroads, got her stabilized on medication and she could differentiate reality from finance city -- from fantasy and gave up the believe she was pregnant with baby jesus and was discha

on phone and you can choose whether or not to share your location with that specific ap app. if you don't have an iphone follow a similar process. >> message i want for people to take home tonight with the very, very serious case is to look at your phone, understand what applications are accessing your gps data. you don't need to be sharing that with different providers and don't need to share with friends and family and. >> reporter: lisa garber says it's possible in this case he may have installed a third party app physically on the victim's phone because they were friend. that is a possibility. authorities will not comment. the case is still under investigation. reporting live tonight, in lumberton, david spupt, cbs3 eyewitness news. >> david, thank you. >> see you in court. that was president trump's immediate response after a federal appeals court refused to reinstate the travel ban and president spoke out again tonight. he said this case is far from over. president executive order halts immigration from seven countries designated as terror hot spots. they rule the gover

it was on that same app known as tinder where another woman who reached out to fox5 met charles davis. this latest victim is from howard county. she and the montgomery county victim have been texting the same phone number, communicating with with the same man who is pretending to be two different people. he's neither. he's trevor devon gordon, a conman arrested and convicted in states as nature as florida with a rap sheet that dates back decades for felony, theft, forgery and fraud. the phone number both these local victims have been communicating with appears listed as the business number for numerous escort and massage sites in the state of georgia. i would hate for a woman to become engaged to have a baby with this guyuy because i believe he has multiple kids across the us. i believe he's also married to at least five or six women right now with different names. and he's telling them all these different stories of him travelling the world for work or for family and that's not the case. ease conning you. this montgomery county victim has texts with the criminal cas nova dating back

just download the free kron 4 mobile app. happening today...three judges will hear arguments in the challenge to president trump's executive order on immigration. the hearing will be at three this afternoon here in san francisco and it will determine the immediate fate of the nationwide travel ban. attorneys for washington and minnesota, which challenged the executive order, say the temporary restraining order should remain in place because the president has overstepped his authority. vice-president mike pence says the administration followed the law: law." the san francisco-based appeals court has a reputation as one of the most liberal in the nation. but experts say no matter what the ruling, the next stop will be the u-s supreme court. kron4 will have a reporter at this afternoon's court hearing. and we will let you know as soon as there is a development with a push alert through the kron 4 mobile app. president trump says he might pull federal money from california. it's a threat as state law makers debate whether to take

and that app he was using. an app, by the way, that any of us can download, this might not have worked out at all. they my not have gotten here in time. he is named corporal thomas russell of the prince george's county sheriff's department. he had colleagues out here, working with him as well. two adults rescued from the house are both it special needs students, according to neighbors. they have not been identified by family members or firefighters. reporting live in clinton, at the scene of a relatively happy ending. wusa 9. >> thank you, scott. >>> and that app that scott mentioned, pulse point, is available throughout the region. if you know how to do cpr, and anyone near you needs help, pulse point will tell you, so that you can help, before even the closest first responders can get there. you can learn more t our wusa 9 app. as our heart love event continues this month. >>> want you to consider the number 100,000 for a second. pretty big number, right? bigger than the capacity of fedex field. bigger than t

parking apps can be a little bil of a pain. especially for us older right? and you have on go back n. your knee a n rush to get to the store. that's when it always happen. h > can't we just pay cash ca anymore. >> right. straight ahead, secondhand smoke smo and pets. your animals are especially vulnerable. the results of a new study abouty the effects of second-hand smoke on pets. that's coming up next. ext. > secondhand smoke is not just a concern for people. your petssmokconcer can be espey vulnerable. ingest the chemical residue left on your zine or clothing. fox's bet calvin has more. we can smell the smoke on thee dogs. >>reporter: here at this denver va hospital.ital i see doings asthma. smoke. dr. kevin fitzgerald says second-hand smoke is dangerous.r they can breathe it in lie liking their skin or clothesothe when they groom themselves.emse smoke can stick on her coat. dogs and cats their furnish fur is like a shammy clot. it can collect the smoke.. > fitzgerald says pets couldld have respiratory problems or sores in their mouths and they could be at

can you explain to me how this business works on the app side?y understand the business model. it's my understanding that apps are a crummy business model, but your company worked on this game that my kids love, and i wonder, how does that business work? you sell this to whom and for what? command, we have been looking at shifts at the platform level. the platform level is a shift like facebook did that will drive massive amounts of downloads and app installs. kabam, the key we unlocked was going around and getting these licenses for ip like we did with marble, and likely will be doing with transformers in the springtime. that is going to be the draw that pulls in app installs. from there, it is all about a good game. cory: in the same way that tetris is not about a license, it's got to be a good game. guest: right. it is about building a good game, but it is not just enough. that's why you have seen a lot of game companies fail. they have not had that reason why people would download. at the same time, it's a good game that has longevity to it.

in-app chat on thinkorswim. only at td ameritrade. >>> welcome back, i'm julia borsesten, it's a busy week with a slew of reports. fox on monday afternoon and disney tuesday and biocome thursday. hot topics in focus, advertising revenue, the health of the tv bundle and what trump's presidency will mean for regulation and deal making. fox fresh on the heels of the super bowl will update on the big boost from the big game's ads and could face questions about turnover at the flag ship news network. a record seven golden globe win and 14 oscar nominations. time warner will focus on what the telecom giant is getting in that deal. and viacome is likely to community on the turnaround plan from paramount last year. the biggest focus will be on disney, reporting after the bell on tuesday with lingering questions about the future of espn and disney media networks division, four of the top five films of 2016 and number of bill film franchises ahead. last quarter ceo bob iger was confident espn would adapt and succeed over

>> we are sharing apps that sort of balance your life. today four apps to help you meditate. the first one is stop, breathe and think. i have this one. most of these apps require you to know what kind of meditation you're into. this one asks you how you feel before offering up the program of the day. is stressed out and doesn't have a lot of time to meditate. there are specialty sessions for travelers who take trains like the metro. some are as short as three minutes. >> another is called insight timer. this has more than three thousand guided meditations, music tracks and courses for you. >> and head space. the "today" show says this is the most popular meditation apps. >> and while most of these apps are free you do have to unlock longer meditations that you have to pay for. >> when is the last time you stopped at the body shop? the future of the store may be in limbo. >> plus, a plane crash and a survival story. find out what the pilot did before calling 911. he tells his story only to news 4. >> and we're talking about another mild day today. yesterday we shattered that o

download the abc 7 news app. that will come in handy, especially when you see so many 1s on the storm impact scale. clouds up tomorrow. still mild. temperatures hovering near 70 degrees. 1 on the storm impact scale. wet and windy. second storm quickly on friday. lingering shower saturday morning. the weekend is not lost. saturday afternoon through sunday afternoon it's dry. sunday night into monday, another storm coming through with more showers on tuesday. dan and christien. >>> nasa detects a star's heartbeat in time for valentine's day. that's next. then at 6:00 -- >>> happens to have the same physical chemical and optical properties as a natural diamond. >>> new at 6:00, the natural beauty of a diamond. it's man made and right here in the bay >>> the chief executive at gap incorporated will be among those meeting with president trump tomorrow. ceo art peck and others are expected to make the case against a proposal to tax all imports. they claim it will raise prices and hurt their business. the ceos of auto z

peep use apps like confide to send encrypted messages. once they are read, the app's cofounder says they vanish without a trace. features like that are attractive to officials who don't want to be outed as leakers and it also means not having to use unsecure private e-mail accounts. >> any news worthy hack, leak, vulnerability of digital communication leads to a corresponding spike in your usage and engagement metrics. you can't hack or leak something that no longer exists. >> cbs news has learned at least three prominent trump white house staffers have confide accounts. but it is not known if the messaging app or others like it were used in recently released information. >>> the palo alto based company theranos is runs out of cash. according to the wall street journal, they only had $200 million in the bank as of 2016. they are facing several lawsuits including one from walgreens, former partner, totaling about $240 million. >>> taking a live look at the big board. the dow is downright now. 34 points. >>> all right, let's get another che

they want to look at the addiction once you are using this app.a worry or snap doesn't people to look at daily active concern that suddenly you've got this copycat on the block, since facebook couldn't buy them, they just copied them? >> it's a weird thing to judge snap on. they have only been focused on revenue for a short amount of time compared to facebook. inventedcompany that so many new ways that people behave and have gotten those behaviors to stick in the fabric of people's lives. >> are they only millennials and should they stick to millennial,s? >> if they can stay with millennials, that's a fantastic market. if they figure out a way to speak to the heart of people in this generation and continue as this generation takes over the world, that is a huge opportunity. >> is there a concern from your point of view as to the growth potential geographically? they dominate in the united states and united kingdom. how can they diversify across the regions? >>>> if you compare them to competition like instagram, there are many more users outside t

mobile apps. middle school are hoping to reach people with their invention, as well. as part of the verizon innovative learning app challenge, sixth graders from northerly middle school in aston have devised framework for impressive program. >> kids have to ida problem either in their school, in their home or in their community, then they have to figure out a solution for that, why it is unique. >> while it was a group effort, caitlin came up with the initial idea for a gardening app. >> i was in the house, she pulled a muscle in her arm, she wasn't able to get around to her garden, so when i was around i would help her. but i wasn't always around. so when we in classy thought of this app to help her with her guard glenn it allows for your grander end to flourish even when you can't be there. >> like find people nearby to help you with your garden. and it gives you like fact, and points about your plants. >> says that set in motion a chain of events that saw the school win best in state, $5,000 fr

new dating app, sadly for me, the thing i hate most is dating apps. >> tom: let's welcome our guests. down with g.o.p.? yet, you know she. kristin tate. he appeared on "last comic standing." he was the first comic leaving. luis gomez. he's super depressing. comedian dave smith. and his special is called state of the union, judging by his appearance, the union is about to be divorced. sitting right next to me, comedian jimmy failla. let's start the show. ♪ >> tom: president trump is willing to talk tough to friend and foe alike. phone call on saturday with australia's prime minister, it turned heated. trump does not like the pledge made by the obama and administration to take over 1200 refugees from australia's detention center. he complained that he was going to get killed politically and accused australia of seeking to export the next boston bombers. the post reports, "at one point, trump informed turnbull that he had spoken with four other world leaders that day and this was the worst call by far. when he tried to change the topic, trump ended the call." according to our source, tru

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