et texted ashton.t a link to a startup company called community which provides special phone numbers to anyone, including celebs, to connect with fans. ashton tdocial media's pitfalls before. on monday he alerted his 18 million followers he was changing up the strategy and some got personal responses and selfies from kutcher. finally, priyanka's first major tv interview since marrying nick jonas. >> we wanted to keep it super intimate. >> 200 people? >> my mother was so upset. she is like, i need to have another party for the 150,000 people we know. >> when ellen grilled her. >> i was cut off from that. >> we were so offended you didn't want to be invited though. >> that's not true. they need to sweat it out, don't they? >> i guess so. >> we have got more with priyanka a little bit later. we are to on set of her rom-com isn't it romantic with rebel wilson and liam hemsworth. >> meanwhile, priyanka's good friend meghan markle is glowing and showing. she looks so great, stepping out for a solo engagement

jennifer ashton is with the men and women on the front lines of this epidemic as they look for answers reporter: it should be one of the most joyous moments in life, the birth of a new baby. but for far too many women in the united states, especially women of color and their families, it's not joy they're experiencing, but heartache, complications, and even death. >> when i checked, you know, they're like, okay, go back home, everything is fine. >> reporter: women like fantasia graham. >> and i knew deep down in my heart, everything was not fine. because my body was just giving up. i was at my grandma's house. and, you know, getting ready for school. i just saw like blood. she was like, go to the hospital like now. when i got there, they did all tra sound and they told me that they didn't hear a heartbeat. >> the nurse pretty much told her, i'm sorry, your baby has passed away. >> i felt depressed. i felt sad. i felt hopeless. >> reporter: fantasia is one of several women whose experience is featured in this month's "national geographic" shining a light on the risks of giving birth in

next, ashton's date night after slipping his number to other people.ere all smiles at last night's lakers game, but why is kutcher just tweet out his digits? he said, i miss having a real connection with real people. we texted and we got an auto response which provided special phone numbers for celebs to connect with fans. >> i don't post my day-to-day publicly anymore. >> he has told us about his pitfalls before. on monday, he alerted his 18 million followers he was changing up his strategy, and some got personal responses and fell sees from kutcher. and priyanka's first interview since marrying nick jonas. >> we wanted to keep it about just family. >> just 200 people. >> my mother was so upset with me the whole time. she was, like, i need to have another party for the 150,000 people i know. >> mrs. jonas fired back when ellen grilled her on the guest list. >> i was cut off from that. i guess i should have -- >> we were offended you didn't respond to our invite though. >> that's not true. >> it's true. >> wow. >>> we have got more with priyanka a litt

bye, ashton.ks. >>> next, justin bieber, fashion mogul. >> sorry. sorry? >> did your voice crack? ♪ is it too late to say sorry >> what's another one? give me another bieber song. quick. jack, a bieber song. the "sorry" singer's drew house clothing line finally arrived. >> thank goodness. >> big, formless, shapeless and comes with giant emojis. >> it's pricey. one pair of corduroy shorts, 138 bucks. >> they are made of natural fibers. they are also --eth --eth -- >> not ethically -- >> ethnically made in the usa. yeah, so he's promoting the clothes by wearing them himself over the past several months and saying that ethnically they are to die for. >>> next, a celebrity superstar who just raised the bar for artists who cover smash hits. >> she won season 22 of ""dancing with the stars"" as well as "top model." dropped his investigation of ariana grande's in sign language. check it out. ♪ >> so, grande tweeted out she loves his cover of her song. >> so do we, right? >> oh, i love it. good stuff. >>>

ashton explains how other factors, night shift and exercise affects weight loss.begins at 7:00 a.m. after abc 7 mornings. >> i know it looks like we're put together from this point up on your tv screen, but that overnight shift is no joke. it will mess with you. >> do we look put together? >> oh, right, we don't. >> okay. >> good point. next at 6:30, we're tracking the breaking news that woke up a lot of you in the east bay. a 3.4 magnitude earthquake. a 3.4 magnitude earthquake. >> the storm headed for us this ed gets copays as lowlily go to as zero dollars on medicare part d prescriptions. ed gets labels clear as day. and, lily.... lily gets anything she wants. ed knows he could just have us deliver his prescriptions. but what's the fun in that? switch to cvs pharmacy. >>> right now at 6:30, sky 7 is live over breaking news. b.a.r.t. was delayed for a while this morning because of an earthquake and many of you felt it. we have live coverage from piedmont near the epicenter. >>> our big story this morning, the weather. a live look outside. all right. so it is sor

speaker, i'm sure that the whole house would like to join me in paying tribute to lord patty ashton who sadly died last month, from his service in the royal marines through to his time in this house, and then as high representative bosnia and herz go vena, and he served his country with distinction and will be sorely missed. in recent case mr. speaker we have recent recent incidents of threats or intimidation against members of this house, including my right honorable friend and members of the media, i know the whole house will join me in condemning those threats. politicians and the media should be able to go about their work without harassment and intimidation. mr. speaker, this morning, i had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others, in addition to my duties in this house, i shall have further such meetings later today. >> drew hendry. >> thank you, mr. speaker. could i echo her comments on lord patty ashton, and of course, the disgraceful behavior, the threats to politicians in general going about their business. mr. speaker, like those in the rest of the u.k., 235,000 eu nat

. >> adam neumann and ashton kutcher spoke with us.ny awards entrepreneurs with millions in funding i asked newman if he was disappointed he didn't get the full initial amount but kutcher jumped in to say any disappointment would be crazy. >> for some reason there was some expectation there would be a $20 billion, $16 billion it's a $6 billion raise. second largest venture capital investment of all time i'm an investor of uber. it's the second largest of all time it's softbank coming into this company. now they have $10 billion investment in this company the notion that anybody is projected that they don't have confidence is crazy. i have confidence in the company. >> he certainly has confidence because he also said he wouldn't hesitate to be an investor in we work at its new much higher blended valuation of $38 billion. on that deal neumann told me that massa san called him up directly and he gave insight into their relationship. >> something beautiful about our if i have something i need to change or talk about or he has something. w

at 3:00, former defense secretary ashton carter and former health and human services secretary sylvia burwell at a forum on technology and security. c-span2 has live coverage of the senate, including debate over policy in the middle east. at 9:00 eastern on c-span three, a discussion about counterfeit medicine. at 1:30, a preview of the trump administration's proposed defense budget for the strategic and international studies. q&a, the case that brought down vice president spiro agnew with prosecuting attorneys tim baker. >> we believe we could indict the vice president. we believe he was not immune from prosecution while in office. in fact, his lawyers, among the defensive positions they took, was that, that he couldn't be prosecuted. jail didn't want to go to and he had this get out of jail free card. what was that? this was watergate. richard nixon was i walking dead man, politically speaking. it was only a matter of time. most everybody understood before he would be forced out of office. that would make spiro agnew, this vice president who we have under investigation, president. c

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then former defense secretary ashton carter and former health and human services secretary sylvia burwell take part in a discussion about technology and national security. it's hosted by the aspen strategy group live at 3:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. over the last year, the world has seen but we always knew, that no people on earth are so fearless or daring or determined as americans. if there is a mountain, we climate. if there is a frontier, we cross it. if there is a challenge, we tame it. if there is an opportunity we seize it. let's begin tonight by recognizing that the state of because our strong people are strong. [applause] the state of the union, postponed because of the government shutdown will now take place on tuesday night, watch as president trump delivers his state of the union address live from the house chamber beginning at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span followed by the democratic response by the former georgia gubernatorial candidate, stacey abrams. tuesday at 8:00 p.m. on c-span and c-span.org or listen with the free c-span radio app. ♪ ♪ >> c-span, where history unfolds dai

there is dating apps, ashton. and he is a celebrity.tha: i love that human connection is now texting. >> with a stranger. >> martha: thank you very much, jesse. we want to play this for everybody. earlier on the show kentucky governor matt bevins said his comments about america going soft were taken out of context at the beginning of the program. we want to play for you full unedited clip we now have our hands on you can listen to it and decide for yourself. >> by the way you will be up late tonight with your kids because there is no school again. >> again, you know, now we cancel school for cold? i mean. >> it's deep freeze. this is serious business it? >> is? come on now. there is no ice going with it or any snow. i mean, what happens to america? we are getting soft. >> it cost a lot of money to heat those classrooms. >> you think they are not heating them anyway? >> put it on 65. >> you would like to think so. as a taxpayer we would like to think so. again, do i appreciate it's better to err on the side of being safe and i'm being on

jen ashton and it is very important. >> yep. >> people get confused on this, but you're going to walkis bugs. explain. >> so in medical school, what we call this, bugs and drugs and we're talking about the organisms that cause infections. when you talk about writing antibiotic prescriptions, you really want to focus on the difference between bacterial infections and viral infectioned. now, let me show you what i mean. if you go head to toe and talk about common infections, let's say pink eye, most of the time in adults this is mostly viral. throat infections, same thing, most of the time it's viral. cough, bronchitis, most often viral. but then you switch over, bladder infections, sexually transmitted diseases can be either. bladder infections and skin infections most often bacterial. so, the key here is figuring out which is the infection caused by, whether it's bacterial or viral and then picking the right antibiotic to treat that infection. >> and that can be difficult for patients and doctors. >> that's correct. >> the second thing you say is drugs. what do you mean by that? >> an

ashton, for joining us.now what, i'm that chai tea and that hot chocolate. thank you so much to you. >>> coming up, the "bohemian rhapsody" singalong ahead in "pop news." ews." ws." because there are options. like an "unjection™". xeljanz xr. a once-daily pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well enough. xeljanz xr can reduce pain, swelling and further joint damage, even without methotrexate. xeljanz xr can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma have happened. as have tears in the stomach or intestines, serious allergic reactions, low blood cell counts, higher liver tests and cholesterol levels. don't start xeljanz xr if you have an infection. your doctor should perform blood tests before and while taking xeljanz xr, and monitor certain liver tests. tell your doctor if you've been somewhere fungal infections are common and if you have had tb, hepatitis b or c, or are prone to

one of them ashton edwards, whose father said he tried to break up the fight. >> the guy just walked up there and started shooting. they shot him in the heart. >> reporter: this morning, families getting the worst possible news. >> i'm so numb right now and i'm so angry. >> reporter: the mother of robert meekins making a personal plea to the man who killed her son. >> i'm asking you, please just turn yourself in. i don't have my baby, and my grandson don't have his father. so i got to go home and tell this baby, he's 5, that his daddy's not coming home. >> reporter: tonight police say four others were wounded in this shooting. there's no word on their conditions. in the meantime, officers hope new surveillance video can help i.d. a suspect. kate? >> morgan, thank you. >>> after ford announced a huge new recall of some of its vehicles yesterday, tonight we want to take a closer look at what's behind the move and what car owners can do. we get more from nbc's matt bradley. >> reporter: a slow motion setback for ford. the company announced a massive recall this week of nearly a million

they had lost their last eight, went ashton gate, and it went downhill gangster... brownhill...nd still brownhill! josh brownhill puts bristol city in front. premier league survival now huddersfield's sole focus. fulham at least had the chance to score the winner against league 2 0ldham. relief! they got out of jail. this league 2 0ldham. relief! they got out ofjail. this is that boring old fa cup, remember! in comes across. look at the surge! it easier next macro what an upset this could be! what an upset it was. not bad from ca reta ker what an upset it was. not bad from caretaker boss pete while, who had bought his ticket to watch from the stand, before getting the best seat in the house to watch fulham's demise. i am the most proud man in 0ldham. demise. i am the most proud man in oldham. can you believe it? no, still can't believe it, no. you had better believe it. two points behind them in the league newport county, he knew something we didn't. they nearly knocked out tottenham last days in. leicester were not so lucky. just like last year, the premier league side equalise

ashton is here live. >>> lights. camera. s.a.g.s.ht. from glenn close, emotional over her win, to the cast of "black panther," who tell us they were going to party like michael b. jordan. >>> here comes cardi. >> okay. >> six days out from the biggest game of the year and cardi b is center stage in the battle of the ads. as we say, good morning, america. ♪ >> you want a pepsi? >> we're still hearing it. >> we're on, aren't we? >> good morning, america. hope you're well. >> we hope you can stay around for our 8:30 half hour. we've got a really special story. a look at the new social network that is helping you meet your neighbors and connect, get this, face-to-face. we're talking to the people behind it and the "gma" viewer who said she expected to meet just a few neighbors and 90 showed up. >> whoa. >> looking forward to that one. >>> we start with the headlines morning. the dangerous deep freeze, more than half of the country on alert for snow and plunging temperatures that could drop well below zero. sam is a back. how long are we

spca says the moment olive and her owner reunited the happy kitty practically threw herself into ashton's arms, purring and snuggling right up to her. happy at last. >>> a collection of art as made its way from harlem to san francisco. >> we'll give you a peek at the new limited time display of paintings and skup which ares from a museum known for helping underappreciated artists. it looks like emily cooking faildinner for ten. it looks like jonathan on a date with his wife. entresto is a heart failure medicine that helps your heart so you can keep on doing what you love. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. it helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren,... ...or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about entresto for heart

. >> up next, actor and venture capitalist ashton kutcher weighs in on weworks.ng bell." what do you look for when you trade? i want free access to research. yep, td ameritrade's got that. free access to every platform. yeah, that too. i don't want any trade minimums. yeah, i totally agree, they don't have any of those. i want to know what i'm paying upfront. yes, absolutely. do you just say yes to everything? hm. well i say no to kale. mm. yeah, they say if you blanch it it's better, but that seems like a lot of work. no hidden fees. no platform fees. no trade minimums. and yes, it's all at one low price. td ameritrade. ♪ >>> ework is rebranding after softbank scaled down the plan to take a majority stake in the company. dee boza spoke to ashton kutcher about the investment >> reporter: we don't hear from either very often and it's been a big week for wowork. rebranding and announcing $2 billion of funding in softbank and much less than anticipated so does that mean that coo adam newman looks to an ipo sooner? >> so not at all and even with that deal happening,

sixteen or seventeen that's me with a friend here we was so happy back then to call you and then ashton enjoys looking at her old pictures she likes to remember her teenage years but there's one person she's torn out of all the photos her husband the man who nearly killed her own little bit arlington there about the ten years of our relationship he hit me he beat me insulted me. it happened in the bedroom to be he to monday i will never forget it who i went to work with a black eye. and split lips and also. i didn't want to get fired he wasn't working at all until this you know both of them but then hundred couldn't take it anymore she wanted to leave her husband there's video footage of what happened next one day he approached her with a gun and shot her. to the i thought this is it i'm going to die. i was on the ground injured he put the gun in my mouth and pulled the trigger but he had run out of bullets that was my second chance thank god. for two and a half years i have been reliving that moment over and over again i try not to let anyone notice neither my children nor the people a

ashton is viting from texas. >> i think it's great.i know folks are a lot of folks haven't -- they didn't realize that this was going to happen. >> reporter: these cabbies told me they hope business picks up. ♪ >> reporter: and back at prop 21 foeshs hopes to see mede furlouovernment employees soon. >> so just people knowing their paychecks should be coming next ek, it's going to bring people out of their house. >> reporter: indeedd that's g news. back out here at the l2 lounge. furlghed workers tel me they look forward to getting paid. live in georgetown, i'm shomari stone, news 4. >> all right. thank you, shomari. >>> tonight tre president ened to declare a national emergency if he doesn't get nding for his border wall. nbc news political director chuck todd called that a face-saving move. >> he needed to show that his t bat i'm re-opening the government butoi'm stillng to fight for some -- for this and i'll use that national emergency power if i can. when he waived the white flag on the state of the union, that to t. was signaling h

just get ashton got to get all bucky sit down cody said believe doesn't feel me all just a little going on my. joy is there but clearly what i'm not is known for do it will pull your dad. has there been a colleague you need a. clue to planted the bomb scumbag on a cloud based on. all good little real thing you do only approved by the mere thought of picking up as if. you did you get involved think you have it all totals will decide the case that it is the earth most people keep talking to cut off. all of that no matter what i have told. you would you can i was helping them on the whole day i don't now of was a. few. other. me as a kid just conky he had been when nicky will comment on neil by. the gentle manner that i have read. was new but we won't need to go to him you would say die go to god a gun a dish the list could get him. in fact but found no evidence to support the woman's claims she concluded the accusation was folds no arrests were made. good to. me. when you know police station on me. just been up all of us on new year. returning home again a lot of. or did period. there. wi

ashton's facebook says, everybody's life is valuable.worth living. [applause] the people pushing this particular final solution are saying that people like me should not exist. that view is deeply prejudiced by an outdated idea of life of life with down syndrome. seriously i have a great life. ainsley: he went on to say, talking about individuals with down syndrome, said we are unusually powerful source of happiness. harvard based study, people with down syndrome, parents and siblings are happier than society and large. surely happiness is worth something. steve: the headline for ashton kutcher on his facebook page, everyone's life is valuable. brian: how many retweets does that have? steve: five million. brian: wow. ainsley: powerful. steve: one of the things we're following here in new york city, jillian is following. jillian: good morning to you. 16 cars go up in flames in a parking lot in newark airport. firefighters in new jersey putting it out in just three degrees. overnight a fire destroyses paper factory also in new jersey. bitt

just ashton understands this new it's the mashed old truck to stop the president and please control his product until it's. those who have produced a ghost in this world to snap them up when you look at it as the girls are with you sir your supporters to your shoes through sure sure mr you should cook door for one who's devoted to the request. by max kaiser this is the kaiser report i'm in vegas with stacey we're shooting a new show a new series we're just pop in a moment courtesy people of us say yes we're in vegas we're talking to big calling guys because we're doing a new series called to the moon and it's about that point in the history because it's really fun and you know while we've been here not only do we see billy idol yeah he's awesome but there is a new thing that exposes what we've been covering for the past year or two we certainly covered it in gonzo and that's the soft totalitarianism because face crime has officially. jumped the pages of george orwell's one thousand nine hundred four and it exists today in two thousand and one thousand in the united states of course ever

. >> reporter: ireland en came out in 2015 to president obama's secretary of defense, ashton carter, who visited ireland's base in afghanistan. the visit made headlines when carter com he'd be receptive to letting transgender people serve openly. erally at the last split second, i decided to introduce myself. "sir, i'm senior airman logan ireland. i am representing one of the 15,000 actively serving transgender members of the military." his eyes bugged out, and he is e sweetest guy. he's like, "wow, this is... this is incredible. thank you so much. thank you so much for your service and having the integrity to come up heratand tell me >> reporter: while logan was tle to be his true self in afghanistan, back states, laila ireland wasn't so lucky. she was stationed at the tmypler aredical center in honolulu, where her leadership told her she had to cut her hair and tell people to address her as a man. >> and tel i'm not a female, i'm a male." that was hard. it was really difficult. >> reporter: can you just talk y about was that you kept serving in that environment? >> because i was ab

to day and so i do my best advocate for diplomatic approach yes when it comes to working with our ashton partners at the same time even the recent decision of pulling troops out of syria may can be problematic so you support a foreign intervention in syria by the u.s. government i want to go that far but. i do support ensuring that we can still be a player when it comes to supporting peace policy and i think the president is all over the place when it comes are national difficult to diplomacy we don't know what his next decision is it's quite unpredictable arguably around the world the democrats are known for war around. the earth. yeah absolutely and i think too that when it comes to foreign lation is in general the united states has has a difficult history and we have a lot of work to do you know much of course has been made though of your being the first iranian american legislator britain and the european union support the obama iran deal what do you make of his decision donald trump's decision to rip up the deal it's frustrating you know i was an original supporter of the iran deal

. >> it was courtney who eventually broke the news to ashton and brianna. their mother, their father's wife of close to 30 years, was dead. but neither courtney nor countries waited at the house to tell them what happened or to comfort them. nor did they linger over the body at the hospital. they couldn't. because father and daughter were escorted to several squad cars and driven to the police station to talk about the accident. what was that ride like? >> quiet. i remember crying the whole time. i couldn't comfort had i father. he couldn't comfort me. we got to the station and they said that my dad would be a few more minutes. >> chris, so frenzied at the scene, had calmed down by then. he was a cop among cops, after all, and he understood what was necessary to sort out what happened. >> i can't even start to imagine what you're going through, okay? just, you know, it's a death investigation, and we have to do this. >> happy to help, he said. whatever would get him back home to comfort his daughters as quickly as possible. >> we're all so close. >> chris t

conversation on my facebook page or tweet me at kings things and don't forget use the politicking ashton that's all for this edition of politicking. aeroflot russian and lights. in a world of big partisan movies lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the bats and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. aeroflot russian and lights. join me every thursday on the alec simon show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics small business i'm show business i'll see that. donald trump it takes is a space of force ambitions even higher reeling plans to put u.s. missile defense systems into orbit and it's ultimately going to be a very very big part of our defense and obviously for the offense.

i think ashton kutcher makes it the show to be seen, mike. - yeah, but what about that movie dolphin- dolphin tale! big harry and mike in the morning. let's hear from the band sledgejammer and their song-- [knock on door] - dude, we're gonna go see the new zookeeper movie. - zookeeper 2: zookeepier! - 'kay. coming. from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. (cheers and applause). >> trevor: thank you so much. thank you, everybody. welcome to the show, take a seat. take a seat. oh, wow, oh, welcome, everybody, welcome to the daily show, so good seeing you guys for the first time, wow. i'm trevor noah. our guest tonight emmy winning actor and father of olivia pope, joe morton is here, everybody. to talk about his new show, hopefully he will talk about how to remove a president without anyone noticing. also on the show tonight the state of the union has been canceled, no it hasn't, yes, it has. and have you ever seen a black cowboy, well shall you will on tonight's show but first let's catch up on today's headlines. #r the suprem

. >> ashton cutcher is putting his money behind you. i hope you come back. >>> promising study from the american cancer society. cancer deaths have declined. up next we'll talk with an expert behind that study. >> flu cases are spiking across the country including in the bay area with the first recorded death of the season. 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. . >>> santa clara county reported the first flu death. the 39-year-old had other medical conditions and not clear if they were vacinated. the flu has killed 13 children across the country. it's not too late to get vaccinated. >> what brings you in today. >> the fl

. >> coming up, former defense secretary ashton carter and former health and human services rick perry's elvia burwell take part in a discussion about technology and national security . it's being hosted by the aspen strategy group. easternive at 3:00 p.m. here on c-span. until then, part of this morning's washington journal. host: free college is back in discussion in parts of proposals put forward by 2020 presidential candidates. here's kamala harris on sunday. >> i'm running to declare education is a fundamental right. and we will guarantee that right universal brca and that free college. debt-free college. host: we're joined by mark cubans. explain the different meanings through these things mean different things. isthe main distinction tuition free college is somewhat self-explanatory. thaton free basically says by some mechanism you are not going to pay tuition at a state to or for your institution. debt-free is kind of an interesting frame because it takes into account the fact that rising is one major and cost of college. people are taking on debt not fees,or tuition but for book

general ashton, director of the d.i.a. has described insecure iot and mobile devices as quote the most emerging cyber threat to our national security. so, as a first step, we should use the purchasing power of the federal government to require that iot devices meet at least minimum, minimum security standards. and again, i have bipartisan legislation on this, with senator corey gardner. at least at the federal level, with federal dollars, we need to make sure that the devices we purchase are patchable, need to make sure that they don't have hard-coated passwords, that cannot be changed and we must make sure they meet standards that they're free of known security vulnerabilities. on a broader level, beyond iot, public companies should have at least one board member who understands and can model cyber risk. another area i've been working on is trying to impose at least some level of financial penalties on companies like vecta equifax who failed repeatedly to take the necessary steps to secure their systems from cyber intrusi

the late lord ashton was deeply respected across this house and across parliament as a whole and the country too. in relation to the question about the review of the issue of the loan charge, the point he was trying to make, make this point, he talked about opposition and government mps united, the government accepted his review at the loan charge and the first stage might be for the chancellor to sit down with him to look at what was taken forward. >> iain duncan smith. >> i won't ask about brexit. >> happy new year! happy new year! >> to the immense privilege of shadowing doctor z read the a&e department. it was a humbling experience to witness the dedication and fantastic skill of our doctors and nurses but they work in buildings well over 100 years old and they know they need better facilities. and the department set the development of the top of the northeast london priority. in december they announced programs across london investment, northeast london was not included. can i ask my right honorable friend please, would she now visit and see how important and vital it is to the

ashton kutcher tweeting out for people to text him.ard schultz looking into an independent bid and kamala harris pledge to go eliminate private health insurance if she's elected. hillary clinton may be looking to run again according to recent report and john podesta is shutting down rumors, he appeared on television yesterday shutting those down. former senior clinton adviser mark penn. pleasure to see you. >> good morning. maria: assess the field in democratic side in terms of 2020? >> well, it's becoming ever more crowded. look, vice president biden still has a slight lead although he hasn't really decided whether he's going to run, kamala harris got to an excellent start, she got her own town hall from cnn which is pretty unusual as a way to start. so i think the democrats are beginning to come out of the gate here. i think that it's going to be a large multifaceted field like everybody projected with no one having real advantage until this takes shape. maria: if anybody has shots because of policies, let's talk about, dagen, one th

jenn ashton, rebecca jarvis, back along with the author of "the big life."e to be healther, right? everyone in this room? did you bring a breakfast for us to show us an idea? >> i brought a breakfast and in 2019, we need to keep our eye on the prize here. it's going to be about low sugar, relatively low carb. for people that are big breakfast fans, i think you need to look for the protein, the fruits, the vegetables. maybe a fruit smoothie without too much added sugar. start your day well and continue it that way. you have heard me say it before. for anything to work in terms of m maintaining your weight or weight loss, it has to be safe, simple and sustainable. >> i'm into that. i'm also hungry. rebecca is here to talk about how you can save more. save more, spend less. >> two important "s's." we sign up on the websites with our credit card information, right? it makes checking out easier, but it makes it a lot easy tore spend, so if you go through and remove that credit card information, i promise you will think twice in the new year about clicking that ch

ashton will join us. >>> a dramatic interview with kevin hart. will he make a return to the oscars stage? it is coming up only on gma. >>> people are in their feelings on the twitter this morning. >> they sure are. >> yes. all right, ginger, we will see you soon. >>> early warnings for earthquakes. the app now available in parts of california. >>> new developments in the dancing doctor controversy. the doctor who went viral last year is facing new legal trouble. >>> taking a live look outside ne on c 7 news now. weather and traffic throughout the entire commercial break. just one way we are hoping to make it a better day for you. >>> here's a look at live doppler 7. you can see it is dry right now. let me zoom out and show you what's coming our way. that is the storm that's going to bring us a burst of heavy showers and thunderstorms tonight through tomorrow afternoon. the storm is a two, moderate, on the storm impact scale. >>> new developments involving the so-called dancing doctor from georgia. ten new lawsuits have been filed against her. pat

jen ashton is here. happy new year. >> you too, robin., but first of all, okay, we hit the reset button. many make resolutions that we're going to be healthier and dealing with our diet. this is coming off the holidays where we tended to overindulge. >> a smidge and you know what -- >> we were guilty here. >> we wer did some investigation around all the abc studios, the cafeteria. this is abc radio. look what i found. look at all those guilty faces. everyone all of a sudden was very busy at work and on their computers. here's tony morrison. this was his very unhealthy breakfast but the point is our work environment, you know, just like many environments can sabotage us so we are guilty just like everyone else. >> yes, we are. yes, we are. okay, mediterranean. >> so this is the academy awards of diets. we do it every year. mediterranean pretty much wins or ties as number one best diet overall every year. this year no different. it's also the easiest to follow. it is heart health there's data to support it and it really stresses fruits, veg

jennifer ashton is here.ot a huge reaction. i heard from followers on facebook, on twitter, on my instagram mostly saying, jen, we're in with it, we're doing it with you. they're calling it dry january. i want to be crystal clear. this is a behavioral wellness challenge. this is not for sobriety or abstinence. that is a completely different category. the results are pretty positive. but the data is mixed. some show there can be a rebound effect where some people drink more after the month. some studies show, yes, in a month, you can see positive health changes. so, a difference in your skin, a difference in how you sleep, your concentration, weight loss for sure. we know empty calories in alcohol. so begin again, this is something that's pretty popular. >> did you feel a difference? >> absolutely. for sure. sleep is better. more energy. more focus. this is not anything other than social alcohol consumption. >> i'm glad you're making a distinction with that. okay, how much we consume, we may be surprised how m

. >> you talk about gains or ashton kutcher was i don't know if this came up in the conversation, buthey're taking in money at one valuation higher and allowing older shareholders to sell it far lower. i can't figure out where it ends up or how you value the company. >> reporter: right well, people i talk to say you end up with blended valuation. there are two trenches, sold some, softbank bought some at valuation of $47 billion, then others at $20 billion. it let's the company return money to some investors. this company is nine years old kutcher said he would be willing to invest at the $47 billion valuation, but it is confusing this is something we're seeing, david, from softbank they cut deals you saw it with uber higher valuation that let's them set this higher valuation. >> great stuff thanks for bringing it toys. >>> let's go to sue herera for a news update. >> hello, everyone president trump speaking to reporters outside the white house before departing for texas. he says he would prefer to make a deal with congress on a southern border wall, but if not he will most likely dec

jennifer ashton is here. why is it so difficult to diagnose it? >> because the symptoms are so vague. we're talking about a disease that attacks the way nerves send signals and those signals are received and that goes on all over the body. when you look head to toe there can be effects in the brain, it could be vision, it could be cognitive abilities, it could be mood, working your way down the body, then you can see things like in the throat, difficulty speaking, difficulty swallowing, in the belly you can have problems with digestion, bowel function and bladder function and in the extremities in terms of movement, weakness, pain. so the symptoms are vague and not like discrepancy throat where there is a culture and either positive or negative? >> she also says it's been with working but has also said #stillanactress. she wants to remain active. >> ms does tends to affect women more than men although -- >> why? >> we don't know. but when you talk about work, this is a huge issue for anyone dealing with a chr

jen ashton is here.ere is a lot of science and it's an area of intense research. it's something that we have known for a long time. in the hospital we turn off the lights at night because there's always stuff going on because there are cellular changes in our bodies that have to do with our circadian rhythms with whether it's light or dark, morning or night, and that is really important. so, in general when it comes to our diet and our weight, a lot of research and data supporting that we should eat more earlier in the day. so, for example, robin, you'll do the noon. a good lunchtime meal, more portion size than this. you can eat more. >> that isn't my lunch. >> but you have protein, you have vegetables and some healthy carbs. when you go to your dinnertime meal, protein and vegetables but want to leave off the carbs because if you don't burn those carbs, it's getting stored as fat. >> okay, that makes more sense than if you eat earlier in the day like this you have more time to burn it off. timing is no

ashton is here. looking forward to that. news to get to. starting with the arctic blast. let's go back to ginger who is back out there in times square. ginger? >> oh, the temperature out here, robin, 5. the wind chill about 17 below. so, yes, this is the coldest air of the season and it comes in the wake of a storm that has still left thousands without power. this morning, a weekend storm that left up to two feet of snow in upstate new york and dangerous roads that took out this massachusetts snowplow. and another, up in flames. up to a half inch of ice bringing down trees and power lines throughout new england. a connecticut utility worker killed by a falling tree. and in the suburbs of chicago, a 12-year-old girl died when her snow fort collapsed on her. in kansas, watch as this car skids and spins out of control. >> good god. >> reporter: barely missing this park city police car. >> lie on that bag. >> reporter: in delaware, a man plunging through the ice while rescuing his dogs from the frozen pond. >> i tried and tried.

jen ashton talking built book on "good morning america." >> do a good job focusing on the body with diet and exercise. we forget above the neck. we need to worry about our soul, spirit, stress as much as exercise and nutrition and connect the body with the rest. >> the couple have an institute in sausalito for people who want to reverse heart disease, fight prostrate cancer and undo the effects of diabetes. you can watch a full report coming up on "gma" at 7:00. >>> new, a night out in san francisco may cost you more this year. a major liquor distributor told the chronicle it increased prices for local bars and restaurants because of proposition c. young's market company is the exclusive distributor of whiskey and tito's handmade vodka. they rose the sales tax at the start of the month. prop c taxes large businesses to fund homeless services. money collected on prop c will sit in reserve until a lawsuit against it is resolved. >>> next, more trouble for pg&e, what's causing the utility stock to prumt. >>> a dangerous san francisco street is safer for cyclists this morning. one piece of a

ashton wills explains how one panhandle family, is making the best of a difficult situation.family making the best out of being homeless>nine people... three adults and five children living in this home in fountain.... thanks to hurricane michael... they're living in tents around the home."every vehicle, every, the garage, the camper, every standing anything was pretty much demolished."because the home is not in the couples name... fema says they can't receive any assistance.. but the bennett's say they're doing just fine without."no we've not received it but at the same time we feel like there's people out there that need it more because they don't have the same support group that we have."for 64 days the bennetts had no power.... they say, at first... adjusting to the new life style was hard... but the family focused on the positives... given the situation."we were fortunate enough that we didn't have to use our drinking water to flush toilets or bathe with or

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ashton, i don't think he feels any pressure whatsoever to deliver this report before it's time and probably what makes his job that much more difficult is that as he investigates new leads come up to take him in a whole variety of directions he never could have forecast. that's speculation on my part. it makes it harder and harder to wrap it up. i get your point. we all wish we could move on one way or another. go to my website at smerconish.com. answer the question do you believe krob rakes will emerge in the form of e-mails, texts or other documents regarding the buzzfeed allegations of president trump directing michael cohen to lie to congress. >>> up ahead, senator rand paul seen here heading to the white house this week has been one of the few senators praising president trump's troop withdrawal from syria. what does he think in the wake of this week's terror bombing that took four american lives and is there finally movement on the endless shutdown in the president speaking at 3:00 p.m. eastern. the democrats are offering up to a bill for border security. i have a prediction about how

abc coordinator jennifer ashton explains why it's difficult to diagnose the disease. >> we're talkingut how signals are received and that goes on all over the body. head to toe, affects in the brain. it could be vision, cognitive abilities, it could be mood. >>> coming up on "gma," hear what you can do if you or someone you know is living with a chronic illness like ms. that's at 7:00 following abc 7 mornings. >>> the bay area loves being number one, but maybe not for this. oakland was just declared the most stressed city in the area. the job site zippia did a survey. oakland 19th, san francisco 28th, san jose appears to be more relaxed. it's 91st on the list. what's stressing people out, long commute times, housing prices and long work hours. no surprise. >>> at 6:30, new trouble behind the company with the controversial cleanup of the san jose shipyard. >> san jose mayor sam liccardo is set to attend his first city council meeting after being hit by a car. an update on his recovery. >>> president trump getting out >>> president trump getting out his own credit life can change in an