. >> reporter: standing on top of e teammate, arielle gold takes gold.aid, i hate crying, but i give myself a pass for this one. stoked to bring home the gold. >> oh, my lord, this is qualifying. >> reporter: for the men, shaun white, at his fourth olympic games, considered to be the elder statesman of snowboarding, looking to be king of the hill in halfpipe. >> shaun white has taken the lead in qualifying. >> reporter: edging scotty james out of the top spot, for what is shaping up to be an epic final happening today. a two-time gold medalist, who finished a disappointing fourth in sochi, white is looking to bring home more gold, using the toughest tricks in halfpipe. people forget, you made it to the olympics. but i have to qualify. >> reporter: from snowboarders catching air, to high wind gusts, nearly blowing skiers off of the mountain. olympic organizers were forced to move the races down the mountain and move the gates to allow the skiers to take a safer line. >> the wind was affecting things on that side of things. >> reporter: going back to chloe

>> ariel and fiona go after them. >> where did they go?bang on the door. >> let us in. >> they try the handle. this really isn't funny. >> is she okay? >> they're sticking together. >> thank heavens. >> no, she's not okay. >> we think they've seen enough and done enough. >> i'm going in first. >> hello. >> i go to speak to the teens. at first i don't tell them this was all a ruse. will they tell me what happened. >> all right. anything else go on around here. >> i will tell the story. she saw him put something in his pocket. i haven't seen anything. >> can i tell you what i saw? >> were you here? i don't think you were here. >> i knew it. >> i can tell you what i saw on hidden cameras. >> i told you. >> fiona is relieved this isn't real. >> was it really uncomfortable for you and hard to do? >> yes. >> because a lot of them didn't believe you. >> it happened. people won't believe that, but it is like a real thing that does happen. >> hey, guys. >> dr. jacquelin sacko, who has been watching from our control room, comes in to speak to the te

we'll sit down with ariel. >>> plus, road to redemption.'t think change following his horrible accident. >> i feel so alive because i was able to conquer my fears and do it in front of the world at the olympics. >>> and korea, culture and question seen. we explore the country's rich history. >> it's all about balance and harmony. >> and get a taste of some of the foods korea has to offer. >> oh my good. >> today, tuesday, february 13, 2018. >> i won't be here today without my mustache or my wife or my mouth. >> go team usa. >> i want to thank you you my mom and my dad and my older brother. i'm grateful for all the sports. >> i wouldn't be where i am today without my family. >> go "team usa." >>> and welcome back to beautifully pyeongchang. it is 10:00 on tuesday. it is 8:00 a.m. back home. >> we cannot -- team usa all around. we're so excited. we're here in the olympic center. this is where the indoor events are taking place. the rest are up in those mountains. we're so glad to have all of you with us this morning. >> we've got skating. >>

critical condition on monday an israeli settler was stabbed and killed in the illegal settlement of ariel and the israeli army says it's killed a palestinian man who was wanted over the death of a settler last month the army shot dead twenty one year old act right. in geneva in the occupied west bank general was accused of killing rabbi razi l h in an illegal israeli outpost on genuine lines. supreme court of the mall the has an old it's own order for the government to release a number of imprisoned opposition leaders this after the president accuses of engineering a coup presidential mean abdel guy you refused to comply with the order instead he imposed a fifteen day state of emergency and arrested two senior judges and the former president his half brother assam a binge of it has no. just hours after a state of emergency was declared in the island nation of maldives this board carries a prominent opposition leader to the country's main jail on a remote island the. moment of the un was arrested on charges of bribery which the opposition says this politically motivated. his family release

earlier on tuesday on monday an israeli settler was stabbed and killed in the illegal settlement of ariel. and the israeli army says it's killed a palestinian man who was wanted over the death of a set the last month the army shot dead twenty one year old actor might not in janine in the occupied west bank he was accused of killing a rabbi last month the supreme court of the multi has an old its own order to release a number of imprisoned opposition leaders after the president accused it of engineering a coup presidential main abdul guy you also imposed a fifteen day state of emergency and arrested two senior judges coming up al-jazeera follows the mongolian no bads guiding their cattle across frozen ribbons on two thousand meter high mountain passes without risking it all at the head of the september twenty fourth national election survey showed job and satisfied with the state of the economy this is easily the start news biggest tech success story the company was bought by microsoft in two thousand and eleven we bring you the stories that are shaping the economic world we live in counti

ariel macrae went to the top of one of the highest runs - and even took some video for us.hey've got lots of fresh powder after a storm yesterday.......and it looked gorgeous. ariel macrae/homewood resort: the is wonderful. we've been making snow like crazy with all the cold temperatures.so conditions are really, really good right now. the groomers are beautiful. we've lucked out here despite not having the greatest season in tahoe - making snow as much as possible. we've had some really fun skiing here but we're looking forward to some more powder days, that's always a good thing. you see the blue skies and sunshine accompanying all the new snow. ariel says these are some of the best conditions of the season...with moresnow expected starting sunday... she's one of the people hoping for a "miracle march." meaning lots of late-season snowfall... pam and steve? here at the el cerrito police station a cerrito police here at the el and steve? pam and steve? and steve? here at the el cerrito police station a homeowner retrieves personal items stolen during a burglary on mono ave

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her teammate arielle gold came in third, to take bronze. and, canada won the first n ympic gold medal in mixed doubles competitioin curling. still to come on the newshour: how do you get a security clearance at the white house?ic the senate off its immigration debate. apteriorating buildings in baltimore's cash-sd school district, and much more. >> woodruff: now, back to the fallout over a top white house aide's resignati in a domestic abuse scandal. there are conflicting accounts from the white house and the f.b.i. on the timeline of the background investigation into former white house staff secretary rob poer. to help us understanhow it's all supposed to work, we are joined by mark zaid, a washington lawyer who specializes in security clearances. rk zaid, welcome to the "newshour". >> thank you. >> woodruff: so based on everything you've ard about this case involving rob porter, how much do you believe the white house should have known about his background when l these decisions were being made? >> well, the white house should have known

we heard a sound bite just before your interview ariel where there is a mime ting frustration at the u.n. and they've proved pretty toothless i think if i can use that phrase can they wield at this point any power over a member of their number. well the tragedy of the international community's so-called is that once you have a great power such as russia with a veto power in the united nations security council there a little can be done and i think also this point we need to start thinking about the war crimes that were committed in syria by the regime by the iranians and by the russians who is going to have the jurisdiction over these war crimes who is monitoring the responsible people who committed horrible crimes like with you know in ghouta and also the united states need to take note we were in the middle east for violating sort of a security umbrella to a number of our allies and it started changing with the arab spring it started changing with the russian and iranian expansion the process of slow transformation and deterioration of the system that was created by the colonial po

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here's ariel russia. >> reporter: this 15-year-old, another young face of this year's deadly flund herions about the most common test for the virus. her rapid flu test came back negative days later died from flu complications. and there's 12-year-old michael messenger, who passed away just 12 days after his negative flu test. >> i'm a mom, i'm supposed to prmyt ecs id k i couldn't protect hem. >> reporter: the cdc says some flu tests are 50-70% accurate and false negatives are more frequent than false positives. >> the test will say they don't have theu,uty do. >> reporter: that's why baylor university medical center in dallas, a leading hospital, their doctors aren't relying solely on the test and are also keeping a close eye on patient symptoms. >> if it quacks like a duck and sounds like a duck, it's a duck. >> reporter: so far, 84 children have died from the dangerous arl ruia,bc news, new he last york. >> thanks to ariel. >>> and getting kicked off a delta flight may actually cost a >>man her job. video of the woman who complained about sitting near a crying baby. the woman flight

the film holds special meaning for many long time fans and particularly for arielle johnson. >> i think i might have to be carried out. >> reporter: johnson is one of the first black women to open a comic bookstore on the east coast. she opened amalgum comics and coffeehouse in philadelphia a little over two years ago. she's waited for a film like black panther since she fell in love with comic books as a girl. >> i was about 11 or so that i actually was introduced to the x-men and the thing that really grabbed me was storm. up until that point i hadn't ever seen a black woman superhero. there's something clicks when you start to see yourself, you know, reflected back at you. >> reporter: this isn't the first time a black comic book hero was the lead role in a film. the three-part blade series beginning in the late '90s starred wesley snipes as a vampire hunter. >> but when you think about the people who were around blade in that movie, it wasn't like an all black cast. i think the thing about black panther, it is essentially a black movie, you know, and like in hollywood terms, but usu

china took the silver edging out arielle gold to knock kelly clark off the podium. clark was hoping to come home from korea with another medal. shaun white made his 2018 olympic debut in the qualifying rounds for the halfpipe hope forego a comeback. white did not disappoint. the olympic champion had a sterling 98.50 score on his second qualifying run. that was best in field. tonight he goes for gold. biney has made history toll make a speedskating olympic team now hoping to qualify for the women's 500-meter final. >>> in women's hockey the preliminary games continue. the u.s. which beat finland 3-1 on monday will face the olympic athletes from russia today before taking on their biggest rival, canada, later in the week. the u.s. has been dominating here in snowboarding, now the focus will turn toward alpine skiing. the women's events begin tonight u.s. time. kendis, diane. >> our thanks, alex, look forward to that as we check our medal count here at the games. >> norway is leading in overall medals with nine. team usa has six. germany has the most gold medals with f

. >> reporter: and arielle gold adding more hardware for the u.s.winning bronze in the same event. even conquering the halfpipe with a dislocated shoulder. gold got hurt in her training run in sochi and didn't get to compete. the 21-year-old has been working with a sports psychologist to get her mind right. >> just made me that up stronger coming into this olympics and it definitely set the bar. i'm just super grateful to have been able to earn a medal here. >> reporter: just hours later snowboarder superstar shaun white starting off with a monster performance in his fourth olympics debut looking to bounce back after placing fourth in sochi. and the two-time gold medalist making a remarkable comeback after suffering this scary injury last fall requiring 62 stitches. i spoke to shaun before the opening ceremony. >> i'm telling myself i'm going to be fine and step out knowing dangers and it's intimidating but yet that's what it's all about. it's like overcoming those fear and odds. >> reporter: they're practicing for closing ceremonies behind me compl

germany's new grand coalition also the social democratic leader insisted his no longer sake and minister ariel post for more on what malta so his decision means for the country's current tebbit political scene and the joy in life on the peace all of a and then paid so well could this lead to full shelves in the grand coalition. well this isn't normal for german politics what we've seen over the last week is some real sweeping changes relating to the social democrats and martin schulz and what role if any he will have a government is finally formed here in germany now on wednesday a coalition deal between angela merkel's conservative bloc the center left social democrats was finally home it out as part of that agreement it was said that schultz would be installed as the foreign minister this is after he'd previously said that the social democrats wouldn't go into coalition with the angela merkel's conservatives and then when he went back on that he said that he wouldn't take a ministerial position when he's now announced that he won't be taking that post with the foreign ministry. i renounce jo

man has been stabbed and killed at a jewish settlement in the occupied west bank it happened at the ariel second leg one of the largest in the territory on monday and this really military officer tried to stop the palestinian man by ramming him with his car but he managed to escape tensions have escalated in the region since december when u.s. president donald trump recognized to resume as the capital of israel american gymnastics dr larry nasser has been sentenced to forty to one hundred twenty five years in prison and the third sentence related to a series of child molestation cases in michigan he's already been sentenced to more than two hundred years in prison after repeated guilty to sexually abusing girls was working as a doctor for the usa gymnastics national team he's also been convicted on child pornography charges will sell out until salaam the only surviving suspect from the paris attacks in twenty fifteen is on trial in belgium he's charged with trying to kill pleas touring a shootout in brussels nearly two years ago though salaam accuse the court of bias and refused to answer

guests on the little mermaid ride had no idea just how harsh ariel, response would be it was a wholeld of violence. one mom told reporters her child started crying. her head is expected to be fixed in three days or two if she has a fast pass. topic number three. perhaps nobody had a harder day and a student pilot. a mechanical failure turned the cessna into a single engine cessna. the instructor touched down on jones beach. unfortunately the news wasn't as good there for the students' therapy peacock. dexter went out happy. the crew fed him a delicious piece of upside down cake. #metoo. topic number four. a georgia man was arrested after he reportedly flipped out at waffle house because they didn't serve barbeque sauce. with it nelss say the tirade was so loud it woingt the meth head snreepght bathroom. he began shoving employees and saying i'm going to jail over barbeque sauce. the next thing you know he was smothered and covered by a group of cops. he was releetsd later that -- he was released later that day. i have hot sauce in my purse. like hillary said on facebook, she believes

. >> the film hold special meaning for many long time fans and for ariel johnson. >> i feel like i might to be carried out. >> a self described blerd, black nerd, first black will tune open a comic store. she opened a combic and coffee housen philadelphia, little more than two years ago. she has been waiting for a film like black panther since she fell in love with comic books as a girl. >> when did your love for super heroes begin. >> i always liked super heroes. it wasn't until i was 11 or so, i was introduced to, the x men. the thing that really grabbed me was, was storm. >> because up until that point i had never seen a black woman, super hero. there is something that clicks when you start to see yourself reflected back at you. >> this isn't the first time, a black comic book hero was the lead role. the three part blade series in the late 90s starred wesley snipes as a vampire hunter. >> hey, blade. >> when you think about the people who were around blade in the movie. it wasn't, like an all black cast. i think the thing about black panther, essentially a black movie. you know, in ho

i thought ariel johnson made a good point.s designed for black addences. it's a black movie, no question. it's a great movie. this shows this. that's important. >> reporting from the back seat of my son's car with his friends, it was a huge debate about vibranium. they loved the movie and what's inside of it as much as his sister loved the message. >> i'm assuming your son is white. >> yes. >> that makes a point. >> it's just the first weekend. >> that's what's so exciting, nora. >> one u.s. skier had a much more difficult journey than most athletes. how he overcame the obstacles. >> this is a half pipe, and these are olympic hopefuls. performing soaring and gravity defying tricks. coming up on cbs this morning, you'll meet torin yader wallace who went from death's door wit >>> good morning. we had some scattered showers and some high elevation snowfall across the bay area. and we will see sun today with temperatures cool in the low to mid-50s, about 10 trees below average -- degree below average. tonight, we have a freeze war

halfpipe gold medalist arielle gold wanted them to do some work. trading pins is a big deal at the olympic games and stood with the sign that read, one pin ask me anything. two pins, photo with me. and three pins, hold my medal. she got quite the response including david hong from west philadelphia. >> three pins to hold the bronze, worth it. >> put it on if you want. >> kidding me? >> yeah. >> amazing trade. >> you're pin heavy. >> there you go! >> pretty impressive. >> yeah. >> yeah! fly eagles, fly! let's go. thank you so much. >> i'm a broncos fan but my dad is from philly so -- they're my second team. yep, yep. >> oh my gosh, i'm so happy. >> want to take it together? >> yeah. >> can i? >> yeah. awesome! >> she accepted more than pins and would take mcflurries. they make them at mcdonald's, as well. keith jones is at the olympic games in south korea. watch his live reports tonight at 11:00 and each morning from 4:00 to 7:00 a.m. >>> happening today, you can relive a piece of allentown history. the billboard boys is a documentary about three me

earlier on tuesday a monday and israeli settler was stabbed and killed in the illegal settlement of ariel. facing kenya have failed to release opposition politician may going to big despite a court order that he be set free he's been charged with treason for participating in a mock swearing in ceremony for opposition leader. megan are saying hair on the left was next to a dingo last week when he declared himself the people's president rejecting a rule kenyatta's reelection and the british judge has turned down an initial request by the wiki leaks founder julian assange to have his arrest warrant cancelled lawyers for sancerre is in the ecuadorian embassy in london say they will continue to fight in the courts and to seek assurances he will not be sent to the u.s. those are your headlines al-jazeera world continues next on back in about twenty five minutes. somalia has been without government for the last twenty three years. of day children. old people. government of the shows the decisions but. every time i want to go to get a good government. disinterest skin people. get in people for th

they gave voice to ariel, jasmine, and milano. >> changed my life forever. they are such apart of my life. now that i am over 60, i am an artist full-time. >> we have a common experience. it is a rare experience that not a lot of actresses get to do. we are very small group of people. >> it is truly wild. i was not aware that i was a disney princess. that information got lost somewhere in the mix. really appreciate with the character has been able to teach me. >> i've been able to grow with her. relates the journey that milano goes on is something that i am still going on. it is the huge honor and responsibility of being part of the disney family. i may cast member for 32 years. with that comes the tremendous amount of responsibility for me. it is the perfect match. i am all about children and family entertainment. when disney cast me, it was a match made in heaven. >> reporter: also joining them, "wreck-it ralph 2" will be pocahontas, milan, cinderella, snow white and the two sisters from frozen. >>> more victims come forward to confront larry nassar. i've

and ariel sent this picture in the park.oin us on our weather watcher group on facebook and send us your pictures. temperatures cooling this weekend. we'll start to notice our temperatures dropping from the 70s to the 60s. our highs today in santa rosa 76. san jose most likely also expected to hit 76 degrees. and the higher elevations of course we want that sierra snowfall. those ski resorts need it but it's going to be sunny and beautiful up at squaw valley today. temperatures will be in the upper 50s. they are still cold at night so that snow hasn't disappeared. and here's what we're watching. as the high pressure weakens, this low is going as to start to drop and that's that's what going to cause our temperatures to drop by saturday, sunday. we'll have an increase in wind. then sunday into monday, rain chance possible right by the northern california-oregon border, not to the bay area and not quite bringing sierra snowfall. the precipitation is going around us, not to our area. no chance of rain in the forecast. that's wh

an ariel flip over the mall during super bowl week. he gained attention last year jumping over ice.insane. ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ todd: this is "fox & friends" we have breaking news this sunday morning. two people are dead. more than 50 others injured after amtrak train collides with a freight train in south carolina. this picture showing some of the train cars knocked off the track. the amtrak train heading from new york to miami derailing in d.c. that is just outside of columbia. happened 2:30 eastern time this morning. 139 passengers. eight crew members on board. the ntsb and red cross both headed to crash site. police will be holding a news conference this hour. and with that we welcome new to "fox & friends" on a sunday morning. ed, rachel, todd? rachel: nice to see you this morning. ed: disturbi

keith parker who has the highest s&p target on the street and charles, head of investment group of arieleith, what we've seen in the past week and a half, are you sticking by that s&p target? >> we see the, what's transpired over the last week is quite extraordinary. we have the rise in rates, which helped drive a surge in the vix. some passive selling, which was driven quite a bit of volatility over the past week and you know, price to earnings multiples, which have shifted down by two times asd up modestly at these level, we see a buying opportunity. data remains strong and you're get k equity now at a two times discount to what they were just a week and a half ago. >> and charles, looking at interest rates and sort of the pretty dramatic move we've seen in recent weeks. the fact this seemed on the heels of a friday jobs report, that this really sort of seemed to trigger all this volatility how much higher do you expect rates to go and what do you think that means for equities? >> a great question. everybody's agreeing the higher rates are bad for the market, but people haven't done a

an ariel flip over the mall during super bowl week. he gained attention last year jumping over ice.s insane. did you even know this guy until tonight? i teach you so much. happy super bowl watching. jesse: welcome to "watters world." i'm jesse watters. the waiting game is over. a memo alleging abuses against the trump campaign has been released. the fbi and doj would not have secured surveillance warrants on the strum campaign without the christopher steele dossier. steele briefed several media outlets including the "new york times" and "the washington post." he continued to

then teammate arielle gold flipped and twisted her way to bronze position. >> it's such an honor to justepresent the u.s. and the country where my parents emigrated from. >> this is qualifying! >> reporter: on the men's side, four-time olympian shaun white delivered near-perfect scores in his qualifying runs, setting him up as the one to beat going into today's medal race. >> oh, she's out of control! >> reporter: disappointment for the u.s. in luge. emily sweeney crashed hard in the women's singles medal event. >> i'm sorry that, that that's how it ended. >> reporter: and erin hamlin finished sixth. ted ligety finished sixth in the first alpine ski race. and maame biney failed to medal in speed skating. we are hoping for better news today and that could come in the form of mikaela shiffrin, who is a world champ right now in slalom. hers is a medal race coming up later today. and u.s. men's ice hockey will play their debut game against slovenia. >> a lot to look forward to. all right, jinah. and don't count out team usa luge just yet. the ladies still have a chance to medal in the team e

critical condition on monday israeli said there was stabbed and killed in the illegal settlement of ariel. the conflict in yemen has destroyed the infrastructure leading to catastrophes such as a cholera crisis but the depth of the damage to its health care sector means patients can't access lifesaving treatment including those with kidney failure the red cross says twenty five percent of dialysis patients have died every year since the conflict began in two thousand and fifteen of the thirty two jazz centers across yemen before the war for have closed and the other twenty eight are under pressure more supplies and extra funding for staff salaries are urgently needed to help the four thousand four hundred yemenis with kidney failure. the conflict in yemen has taken a devastating toll but particularly on the most vulnerable members of society children even before the outbreak of conflict in march twenty fifteen yemeni face challenges from widespread poverty food insecurity and lack of health services and just tired reports. the intensity of the fighting on the ground in yemen is showing no

critical condition on monday when israeli settler was stabbed and killed in the illegal settlement of ariel. and the israeli army has killed a palestinian man who was wanted over the death of a settler last month twenty one year old ackroyd nasa was shot dead accused of killing rabbi. and illegal israeli outpost last month imran khan has more from the occupied west bank the israeli army says this is a major rose body they've been looking for him since general you know if he was accused of killing a settler rabbi from an illegal settlement outpost in the bliss in the early hours of tuesday morning around seventy jeeps into bulldozers and this village all your mood and focus their attention on this about building a new sort of almost sort of like law at exactly four thirty am i heard an explosion and we heard an exchange of gunfire and it quieted down for about five minutes and then they started shouting surrender but there was more shooting and then they brought in a robot that searched the room for about two hours. the killing has taken on a heightening significance because the settler was

here's ariel. >>> another young face of this year's deadly flu epidemic and her death raising questions most common test for it virus. her rapid flu test came back negative. days later died from flu complications. and meekal messenger who passed away justdies after his negative flu test. >> i'm a mom, i'm supposed to protect my kids and i couldn't. i couldn't protect hem. >> reporter: the cdc says false negatives occur more frequently than false positives, that's why baylor university pedical center in dallas says their doctors aren't relying solely on the test and keeping a close eye on patient's symptoms. this year's flu season striking hard. so far 84 children have died from the outbreak, 22 in just the last week. >>> and getting kicked off a delta flight may actually cost a woman her job. >> another passenger caught video of the woman who complained about a crying baby. it turns out sheez rar new york state employee. he's reportedry been placed on leave pending an investigation. >>> california residents can now get their pot and patties at the same time. >> scouts previously been ba

books in the university library by the looks of it it could be anywhere in israel but it's not this is ariel university in one of the largest illegal settlements in the occupied west bank settlement universities have until now been governed by a specific body earlier this month israeli m.p.'s passed a law bringing the universities under the auspices of israel's national higher educational thora to the palestinians it's another step in normalizing the israeli presence in the occupied territory part of a longer term program of an accession the university's chancellor sees it differently two states solution is still going to work we are into the thirty's of corporate vision we seem to be reading this university helps both jews and palestinians in is. one of the elements that kids who paul's a longer range peace solution the university measure is one of several seen as expanding domestic israeli law into occupied land on sunday israeli ministers advanced a bill which would allow land disputes to be settled in district rather than high court the high court has a recent record of ruling in favor o

she came up with this idea, she drew up that said, hi, i'm arielle gold, a bronze medal, one one pinou can take a picture with me, for three pins you can hold my bronze medal. she went out into the olympic park and it was a big hit. she had crowds around her the whole time. people were very happy to give up some of their pins in exchange for what she had to offer. she got two of mine so i got a picture with her today and it was just a wonderful experience for the fans, but she said it was a great experience for her. she had a wonderful time getting to know the people, meeting them in a way she hadn't before. and she created a wonderful olympic memory. >> did you give her the ones on your lanyard or the ones in your pocket? >> reporter: you know, that's right, you put the ones on your lanyard that you're willing to trade, the ones you want to keep they go in your pocket. i had a couple nice nbc olympic pins, she was happy to get those. >> those are a hot commodity, too. >>> the "today" show is intervening several big athletes this morning, look for nick goepper, also this morning figu

of traditional palestinian ties and modi also announced that this is the first ever prime minister ariel visit to palestine from india and this is caused some confusion online with many people refuting this particular claim now gora of who is associated with the indian congress says that joe hardly know who this is india's first prime minister was actually the first to visit palestine and he shows a photo of never who in one thousand nine hundred sixty to make his point and this tweet was shared of eight hundred times today and we did some background fact checking and did find that narrow did visit the gaza strip in one thousand nine hundred sixty but this was not actually an official visit he was actually on his way back from london ofter attending a commonwealth conference made a stop in beirut from where he then went to gaza which at the time was under egyptian role so just to clarify to everyone this does make modi the first prime minister to make an official visit to palestine care and then calls it balancing diplomacy send us your thoughts what you think about this use the hash tag

the film holds special meaning for many longtime fans and particularly for ariell johnson. >> i feel out. >> a self-ascribed nerd is one of the first black women to open a comic book cool on the east coast. she opened amalgam coffee house two years ago. she's been waiting since she fell in love with comic books as a girl. when did yourlove for superheroes? >> i always liked them but it wasn't until 2011 i was introduced to "x men." and the thing that grabbed me was storm. up until then i never saw a black superhero. there's something that clicks when you start to see yourself reflected back at you. >> reporter: it wasn't the first time. the three-part blade southeast beginning in the late '90s starred wesley snipes as a vampire hunter. >> but when you think about people who were around blade in that movie, it wasn't like an all-black cast. the thing about "black panther," its essentially a black movie, you know, like in hollywood terms, but usually when the movie is black movie, white audiences don't see it. >> that's not the case with "black panther." the box office tells of its tal

. >> ariel. >> julian's big sift. we'll taste food, right. >> are you guys ready?ink looks good and start eating. [ laughter ] >> ready, set, go. there's a fork for mac and cheese. what's the verdict, what do you think? good. >> good. we got a good. >> i'll take it. what did you get jewels, mac and cheese in what is it? >> good. >> i get a face. you didn't like that, huh. >> that's a green stuff. >> gab molely. >> was it good. >> are you going to double dip? >> okay. good -- let's see what you got. did you bite it yet? >> facial expressions are the best with this. >> good or no good? >> you can give me thumbs up or thumbs down. >> use this thumb. thumbs up or thumbs down? >> we got a thumbs up. dave, you're doing good so far. >> winners so far. >> what did you try? >> pretzel. >> how was it? >> um, good. >> good. has anyone dipped it in the sauce yet. >> tr the sauce. i want to see what you think about the sauce. >> go with the white sauce. >> no sauce. >> she's going to too to trite. no sauce. >> what did you try. >> mac and cheese. >> i want you guys to scramble

ariel: buenos dÍas. carlos: quÉ valientes por su podcast.ica consumir nada, simplemente es una adicciÓn mental? abel, lo entendiste como una adicciÓn y quÉ tratamiento buscaste= abel: se puede convertir en una adicciÓn y como si nada. despuÉs tuvo que ser cuando me encontraba en un hotel he perdido todo de lo que es importante para mÍ. en este momento dije como quÉ estoy haciendo. era adicto al juego si sabes que eres mejor que otra persona. en ese momento dije quÉ estoy haciendo. carlos: lo consideras una infidelidad ahora? abel: en ese momento lo, ahora sÍ. me di cuenta de que le estaba mintiendo. carlos: vamos a pasar el micrÓfono la doctora porque hay una lÍnea muy fina entre la adicciÓn y la infidelidad. me encanta que hayan tomado el perdÓn como la solución. nancy: quiero ffelicitar a abel. muy pocas personas tienen la valentÍa necesaria para enfrentar esto, porque es una obsesiÓn que no puede controlar y que Él necesita ayuda. la mayorÍa la gente se defiende y dice que no. sigue pensado en su libertad y sigue hundiÉndose hasta que toc

[applause] let's start with ariel, ladies first. the media has to have their russia fix.ion i would ask from the start is now we have heard about these indictments, we have heard about the meddling for some time. evidence.ollusion if you find any under your seats, let us know. we can hand it off to the press. you, arial, what is the strategic threat that have the likesnd of cnn become complicit with doing what we know some russians , state actors didn't want to do, which is disrupt american democracy -- did want to do, which is disrupt american democracy? >> that is a really loaded question. what i would like to start with is the post-cold war era we are inhabiting. during the cold war, we were in a bipolar world in terms of how we viewed our national security issues. we are not afforded that simplest is luxury anymore, i would argue. in russia, we are starting to see, at least under the offices of putin, are trying to capture the former greatness associated with the soviet union. we are seeing that as being the justification for forays into the middle east, increased ten

abc's ariel refresha has more on the courtroom chaos. >> judge, would a distraught father have a chance reporter: raw emotioning boiling over in a michigan courtroom. >> grant me five minutes in a locked room with this demon. would you do that? >> that is not how our. >> yes or no? >> no, sir, i can't do that. >> would you give me one minute? >> you know that i can't do that. that's not how our legal system -- >> with well i'm going to have to take -- >> reporter: randle mar graves charging disgraced u.s.a. gymnastics doctor larry nassar during another sentencing hearing. >> let me at that [ bleep ]. >> reporter: the father of three girls who say they were molested by nassar tackled, cuffed, and held in contempt. >> i nobody should be behaving like this. >> you didn't have to live through it lady. >> i am a parent. i don't know what it would be like to stand there as a father and know that three of your girls were injured physically and emotionally by somebody sitting in a courtroom. >> reporter: mar graves later apologizing saying he was incensed watching nassar shake his head after tw

on the market with today's rally in mind charlie is vice chair and head of the investment group at ariel>> charlie, so do you -- look, there's so much to think about with the markets lately. on the tariff issue, what do did you think about it do you side step it for a while? see what happens >> it's another one of those things that's potentially dangerous but probably doesn't have a lot of short-term impact. everyone knows the history of great depression it started over trade wars, the smooth-harley strtrade act is w brought on the depression. so far the steel industry is pretty small business. >> i was going to say, it's not just that. can you own ge, can you own a carmaker, can you own an equipment manufacturer if this is all in the back of your mind? >> i'm glad you brought that up. net-net we have more users of steel than manufacturers of steel. you add up all the people who have steel in their products, including people like boeing, big companies. it would be harder on us if you increased these prices this say tough issue because politically you have a lot of steel workers in swing

for more on all of the volatility that we've seen this week obviously, let's bring in ariel investments with us td ameritrade chief market strategist happy friday to you both good to see you. j.j., let me get your take on this inability to hold the interest-day high. are we in a dynamic where investors are looking for strength to sell into? >> well, i think that is part of it, carl also, you know, when we have these tremendous volatility events as we did a few weeks ago, it usually takes about three weeks for us to sort of have everything work through the system, if you will. i think what is happening right now is we're trying to set a trading range, where we will be going forward. so it is not a huge surprise to me we are seeing sell offs in the afternoon. i will say i think it is important we held 2700 on the s&p 500 cash the last two days, 2701 two days ago, 2704 basically yesterday. for those bullish, it is a great sign we would like the see it happen again. it is funny on the opening today, carl, it almost looks like we're watching a third day of the same move. >> yeah. what does t

maravillosos proviniendo de massachusetts mandan la foto aÍi se arreglaban ellos se llaman adriana y arielpor un protagÓnico, ni por nada porque tengo talento. >> bueno, ahÍ estÁ, queremos aclarar de todo corazÓn que esa es la opiniÓn de niurka marcos como la vieron original tal y cual y bien clara pues ahÍ estÁ. >> la viernes la escucharon... >> eso como que te des teresa porque esa es la opiniÓn de niurka marcos * pero cuando uno se mueve asÍ como que la gente te entiende mejor. >> dios mÍo quÉ niurka, ella estuvo casada con un productor y un director muy importante. >> claro. >> claro. >> pero bueno tiene derecho a tener esa opiniÓn. >> todo el mundo tiene derecho a tener opiniÓn. >> totalmente de acuerdo, voy a cambiar de tema les parece. >> sÍ por favor. >> seÑores hay que decir que hay varias actrices de hollywood que defienden a carla souza tambiÉn y hasta han creado un #time stopmx ayer en el teatro de california se llevÓ a cabo la premier mundial de la pelÍcula de disney protagonizada por oprah winfrey. >> buenos dÍas. >> buenos dÍas yo sigo con los ojos cuadrados y los oÍdos. >>

> poco a poco su carrera fue creciendo participÓ en varias pelÍculas desde niÑa con la que ganÓ un ariel> por fin llegÓ el dÍa de estreno de enemigo Íntimo y fernanda tiene un avance de lo que serÁ esta superserie. ademas nos invade el

muchas gracias, ariel. lo importante es informarnos y estar bien atentos. gracias.e dientes! voy por mi bolsa. -ok, abue. encuentra los mejores precios, hoy y todos los días. target, rápido y listo. ♪ francisca: sigue bailando carlitos. estamos viendo algunos portales de internet donde daban a conocer la noticia de que el cantante renÉ, supuestamente, habÍa sido arrestado luego de agredir a un camarÓgrafo en el aeropuerto de san juan, puerto rico. vamos a ver el vÍdeo donde muestra lo que pasÓ. ♪ [sonido ambiente] ♪ carlos: quÉ tal! francisca: aquÍ tenemos mÁs de un portal. estÁn hablando de la supuesta detenciÓn, del supuesto arresto. carlos: esto se hizo viral. por otro lado, la policÍa de puerto rico informÓ lo siguiente: se registrÓ un incidente entre renÉ y un camarÓgrafo de canal wapa. ambos se ensalzaron en una discusiÓn. presuntamente, el camarÓgrafo fue empujado por el artista. en un comunicado la fuerzas de seguridad dijeron que sucediÓ a las 15:50 horas en el aeropuerto internacional de san juan. este camarÓgrafo identificado como william alberto rodrÍgue