you could work on the private island in the bahamas not all fun and game games. >> um-hmm. >> seven dayeks. limited time off. application information can be found on disney's career site. >> a lot of fun. >> but you're in the bahamas. >> seven days a week. not much time. why would i want to do that? [ laughter ] >> i'm just saying. if you like to, head to disney's website and you can be happy. >> good luck. >> exactly i hope that works out for you. >> thanks for watching. up next tmz followed by page six at midnight then "the q" at 12:30 followed by the simpson's. we're back here at 4:00 a.m. for "good day philadelphia". have a great night. thanks for announcer: today on "tmz" -- harvey: ok, we just broke a huge story. blake griffin is being sued for being a scoundrel, abandoning his family for kendall jenner. >> brynn cameron, so she's the mother of blake griffen's two children. she claims he dissed her and basically sent no money. he missed his daughter's first birthday party and the tabloid says he was in new york with kendall jenner. >> wow. >> cardi b, she's probably pregnant. harv

something and the what do you how about the bahamas allegedly do you look local do you wonder in the. us to do whatever. i want to mean that we can measure that's a constant or next line. but the pace of modern political life you'd be forgiven for it forgetting that general michael flynn was once a u.s. national security adviser but were pleading guilty to a single charge of lying to f.b.i. agents about his alleged conversations with the russian ambassador charged convicted and forgotten michael flynn maybe to all but his family and most loyal conservative fans but that apparently may be all changing and in some rather shocking ways according to analysis by margot cleveland of the federalist emotion by michael flynn to withdraw his guilty plea based on government misconduct is likely in the works based on recent under under reported about. at the d.c. circuit court now hawk watchers you may be excused for assuming that conclusion is simply a feverish fantasy headline willed into existence by sean hannity but evidence that something isn't quite right in the flynn case appears to be mou

. >> a bahamas resort is looking for a chief of flamingo officer. someone to take care of the flamingos that will arrive in the spring. the cfo will care for the flamingos and be in charge of guest services. >> coming up, guess what? if you take nj transit to get into new york, it might not happen come the end of the air. what changes need to be made to keep trains from new jersey rolling into penn >> welcome back. i'm the former lieutenant governor of the state of new jersey. i am filling in for bill spadea. say were gonna talk about something near and dear to our hearts. infrastructure. the president proposed a plan that will cost us billions of dollars. the senators oppose the plan with a plan of their own. we heard from new jersey transit and amtrak about shutting down the rail line between new jersey and new york have certain things didn't happen. here's mark with more. >> the senator came here new jersey to essentially say president trump proposed infrastructure when? a $200 billion spending plan is a deficit when you inject 240 billion in cut

disney i a new youth activity counselor for cteis island in the bahamas not all fun and game games. >m weeks. limited time off. apy'ics career site. >> a lot of fun. >> but you're in the seven days. not much time. why would i want to do that? [ laughter ] >> i'm to, head to disney's website and you can be happy. ht for you. >> thanks for watching. up next at midnight then "the q" at 12:30 followed by thet 4:00 a.mr "good day philadelphia". have a great night. thanks for >>> from the fox 29 studios this is "good day philadlephia" you. >> her on the news all the time and you never think happened. shooting. waking up why, 17 the alleged gunman in jail as authorities try to figure ootiv. >> also ahead this morning, fears over this year's climb. now it is affecting blood donations, the redro the situatn critical. >>> and talk about a here, rainr the rush hour commute. that will give waye temperature. but guess what? we're weekend snow. inbetween.up and down and it is so great to have you with us this thursday morning, over to 3:00 the. thomas, bob, sue, good coming in, and there is that on

by the time we get into next week, the high continues on its journey knee off to the coast of bahamas that conveyor belt sinks off to the south and we'll see sunshine. the pattern is improving but we have several rounds to go. cloudy skies settles in and rain by afternoon, high drifts off the coast more clouds and rain, by the time we get into monday and tuesday, everything clears out nicely, and we see the return of sunshine. >> good old sun comes back. >>> teens who were members of the philadelphia archdiocese gathered to learn more about their faith through fellowship they came together at our lady of guadalupe in doylestown. >>> many got to experience at their school in wayne county. hog wort school kicked off the second half of the school year. students dressed as their favorite characters and so did the head master who wore his costume. >>> adults got locked in toy land this week. what they found the must have toys, natasha chen got to see them. >> reporter: kids don't know they want this yet. but take a good look at the googly eyes. this is likely to be on your child's wish lis

. >> we had the minister of tourism in the bahamas involve and the embas si and customs involved and trying to figure out how to get us back to the u.s. the problem with was that we didn't have passports with us. >> with the help of the pastor back home in shrt, north carolina -- charlotte, north carolina, she was medevacked off of the island. >> it was miracle after miracle after miracle. >> but it has been a tough journey since relearning how to do one simple task like eating. >> it is difficult to keep it steady. >> yes. >> but johnson has not let it slow her down. >> and once i had the prosthetic, it is going to help a ton, because sit is going to give me another hand to function with. >> she is a poster child for positivity. >> how are you going with the left hand? >> i am decent, but the hardest part is holding the paper honestly. >> and also the perfect candidate for the cutting edge prosthetic that she can control with her mind. >> i am ready to rock 'n' roll. >> but today, johnson is going to receive her first smart armt reconstructive limbs. these are two of the the pioneer

let's say aah-la-la for the next video off the coast of tiger beach in the bahamas. a number of divers with eli martinez, he's been doing this for a long time, 47 years old. his friend jen, a 14-footer. and -- gee. >> not cool, jen, not cool. >> ah-la-la, take a look down the gull legal. >> a big, beautiful animal and eli handled it with calm. >>> when you're a parent and you see your kid running down the middle of the street -- >> time stops and you take off like usain bolt. >> not this mom. >> look at us running! >> in fact, this mom is cheering her son on. she's so happy to see him running away from her. his name is wyatt. he'd been at a buddy's house in montgomery, alabama, when mom courtney picked him up, he asked if he could run home. he took off. he ran all the way home already she is following closely behind. >> she's letting him blow off steam. you know you get home from school, bouncing off the walls. she's like, all right, do it. >> get it, boy, get it, run! >> the reason this is precious is because this 7-year-old boy had had an aneurysm, a brain aneurysm

she was born in the bahamas and arrived in the u.s. at 6 years old. crystal had hire fifth child only three weeks ago. she had been on unpaid leave from her retail job. now her work authorization has expired she will not be able to return to work and her ability to provide for her kids will be impeded. what? carlos of the bronx. carlos lives in the bronx and undocumented member of her family. they care for carlos' younger sister who has severe cerebral palsy. his company wants to desperately keep him on as a employee. his daca expires february. carlos sent his carlos sent his daca renewal application on september 18, 2017. two weeks after the president's announcement. but it was not received until december 11. he sent it on september 18. it was received on october 11. in the rejection letter he was notified he failed to fill in his daca expiration date. the relevant information was included in a cover letter and other parts of the packet. carlos arrived in the u.s. when he was 2 years old. new york is the only place he can call home. the expiration da

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the bahamas are expensive to reach and to stay in, and not renowned for their depth of culture or greatg. there's more on offer in dubai and the maldives, but that involves a long and expensive flight, at a time of year when the southern mediterranean is at its best. whether you are on the island of sicily, or here in malta, you can expect temptingly empty beaches, beautiful, clearskies, and feast on thousands of years of history, as well as heavenly cuisine. next, rita from verina in italy, is currently in singapore, where she's recovering from a serious infection, and she wants to get home. as i am not fit to fly, are there any other options for me to travel via sea or land? turn your homeward journey into a two week overland adventure. you can get the train from singapore through malaysia, to the thai capital, bangkok. take another overnight train and that will get you across the border into laos. from the capital, vientiane, take a sleeper bus into vietnam, to the capital, hanoi. from there, it's a two night overland journey to the chinese capital, beijing. then, for the next six ni

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grew up in samerica, only knowing that he was american because he was brought to america from the bahamas yet 86 months. he served two tours in iraq and came back and joined the navy reserves. he had a top-secret clearance and his reserve duty was in point on a mode with that top-secret clearance. then because for an application on the passport he was suddenly swept up in jail. fortunately we found out about it, started raising a stink about it and brought to the attention by a federal judge in the federal judge said to the assistant us attorney, what in the world are you doing putting a fellow like this in jail. and of course, after that tongue lashing from a federal judge we got involved with elisha and am happy to report to you that elisha is today a us citizen. elisha is a productive member of the jacksonville community and he is educated and he is contributing to his community. our country is so much better off having the dreamers. they are our people and they are among the best and the brightest. the senate has voted overwhelmingly to pass a bipartisan bill that includes victorvicto

in the bahamas center for human rights express their concerns on his health conditions and his. party to provide him with medical care so his situation. is quite serious at the personal level however his position. is basically. on his right to express his fears to defy the broad's of. regardless of their religious backgrounds regardless of their identities. it's why he was smiling to court and he had the sign of victories so movement indicate he will remain persistent on his gold and lawyer to his human rights values and principles i will keep watch on his face as i'm sure you will too i really appreciate the time shake salmon senior adviser of the bahrain center for human rights thanks for time. you're watching american prestigious yale university's introducing a controversial new program looking at what it means to be white in modern american society more on that when we come back. everybody steven both. hollywood guys the suspects every proud american first of all i'm just george bush and honored to say this is my buddy max famous financial guru just a little bit different. n

who grew up in america only knowing he was an american because he was brought to america from the bahamas at age six months. he served two tours in iraq. he came back and joined the navy reserves. he had a top secret clearance. his reserve duty was at guantanamo with that top secret clearance. and then because of an application for a passport, he was suddenly swept up and put in jail. now, fortunately, we find out about it, started raising a stink about it, it was brought to the attention in one of the court hearings by a federal judge and the federal judge said to assistant u.s. attorney, what in the world are you doing putting a fellow like this in jail? and of course, after that tongue lashing from a federal judge, we got involved with elijah and i'm happy to report to you that elijah is today a u.s. citizen, elijah is a productive member of the jacksonville community, and he is educated and he is contributing to his community. and our country is so much better off having the dreamers. they're our people. they're among the best and the brightest. the senate has voted overwhelmingly to

sucks yeah i'm them what do you how much they're bahamas off and what your body looks local just out do you wonder. if the limit if this was actually my own living that would be near you still want to talk more like you passionate. about your sudden passing i've only just learnt you worry yourself in taking your last wrong turn. your attitude up to you as we all knew it would i tell you i'm sorry i could so i write these last words in hopes to put to rest these things that i never got off my chest. i remember when we first met my life turned on each breath. but then my feelings started to change you talked about war like it was again still some more fun to feel those that didn't like to question our arc and i secretly promised to never be like it said one does not leave the funeral the same as one enters the mind it's consumed with this one. i speak to you now because there are no other takers. claimed that mainstream media has met its maker. that i am max keiser this is a kaiser a party you know we talk a lot of various topics on the show and one topic that we don't talk enough abou

something yeah what do you how about the bahamas. do you wonder. if this. was a constant next. palestine is getting international recognition with the help of israel at least in the world of zoos and middle fit to dismiss it like you know. this isn't my cup of tea is going off the sabiha maybe you know john tells me they should be the only palestinians who gets the most help from his jerusalem counterparts i don't think there's some of those who in the world under the oak vision know only could do this. and that is a lot of this lady in the muscle that you had i not going to compete in the doesn't seem to do more in the middle don't piss off. the headlines on r.t. international or u.s. secretary of state meets turkey's president as america begins to adjust its rhetoric regarding the call flick between ankara and the codes in syria. the olympic spirit is being embraced by competitors from around the world at the winter games and south korea with their rivals helping each other out. proud to be able to help another nation and it always feels good. and we get hope from them as wel

joining us to discuss this issue we have dr louis harrington carried an expert love for a university bahama circle a u.n. representative also with the just like you have an organization and with us all to form an international human rights advocate and chairman thank you very much gentlemen for your time this evening thank you thank you thank you thank you i'll be back in about thirty minutes with today's headlines stay with us. i'm not sure her time she were going underground just forty eight hours since british courts prevented the extradition of british finnish freedom activist larry love to the united states that learned the u.k. arrest warrant decision in the past twenty four hours concerning wiki leaks founder julian assange coming out of the show why did washington post boss katharine graham praised in the new spielberg film the post troubled perry to water down his journalism we pay tribute to the reporter whose work was archived by the cia after he exposed defacto british back to us government smuggling of drugs and weapons around the world and forget fake news here on earth what a

agents said he did nothing to search for his wife during their bahamas honeymoon.0,000 worth of coins. the body was never found. police arrest a driver shoving a woman to the ground or in the road rage confrontation with the new hampshire woman says the man backed into her car and when she got out to talk to him he pushed her down. the man says she was the one causing problems and almost ran into him. he is charged with assault. the woman is not heard. a former kansas police officer cleared in the shooting death of an allegedly suicidal team. police arresting this - cam video showing john alberts backing out of the driveway nearly hitting the officer who jumped out of the way just in time. the cop shouting at him to stop before firing as the van, killing him. prosecutors say the unidentified officer felt his life was in danger. he resigned for personal reasons. brave police officers go into a burning building to save a woman trapped inside. this heart stopping rescue caught on body camera. indiana cops pulling down the woman hanging from a second story window. she

. >>> still ahead on "action news," his wife disappeared on the boat in the bahamas details coming up. >>> why george clooney and his wife amal gave a donation for the student march. we'll have more on the details. and adam joseph tracking the latest on the "action news" weather center. >> temperatures soared into the 70s and a list of record highs for today. 72 philadelphia and trenton 1-and atlantic city airport 73 degrees and warmer tomorrow but big changes for the end of the week. we'll talk about it in the seven day. >> getting spoiled. and the flyers have a new player in the net. details next in sports. >>> a man said his wife disappeared at sea when their boat collided with an unknown object in florida is charged with her murder and 41-year-old lewis bennett is charged in the murder of isabella helman and bennett originally told the fbi he went below deck when he disappeared. and the fbi has not disclosed evidence linking him to his wife's death. >> a man missing was found in locks. joshua was last seen on february 11 and when he picked up passengers for lyft. and a 911 call wa

the moment and as that sweeps its way eastwards we could just catch one or two showers around the bahamas as we head through monday further north that in this is where the majority of the wet weather is lots of very heavy downpours across many eastern parts and that's turning very wintry for some of us has a loss of snow and rain in the south of that system is pushing through fairly quickly there and behind it just going to feel quite cool toronto as a maximum temperature one to seven and there's more snow galloping along behind it . the weather sponsored by cats are always. there the children of jailed chinese criminals with nowhere else to go one beijing shelter is giving them a home when he speaks the children growing up with their parents behind bars at this time on al-jazeera. al-jazeera where every. time the river nile is a vital source of sustenance to the countries it flows through this normal thing called on who can lay claim and with it later isn't it good given the resources we found both agreed but with this comes a destabilizing rivalry the country's suspicious of each other'

over greece, because of their debt crisis, they bailed them out, in the caribbean, central america, bahamasd all over the world. charles: i have been there, they bring in their own workers, they don't train the locals. >> they use a government own construction company, who bring in their own workers, massive human right abuse they put them in 40-gofoot long puts, no air-conditions, they take away their passport, it never benefits the local economy and u.s. can't counter it. >> important about china doing this. we found in 80s an assertive u.s., a glo flow of democracy, e have seen in u.s. retreat across world not just specific to china, but countries are less free. charles: derrick, is it about isolationism or americans are tireder being sheriff of the world. >> we're bearing some burdens that have nothing to to with china. in middle east does not have very much to do with china. if they are focus on just expanding chinese greatness, whatever that means, we're focused on taking care of whole world that is a big burden for us. in a straight competition, u.s. against china, i like our chances

. >> we had a yacht that was in the mediterranean half the year and in the balm bahamas the other half of the year. >> in prerecorded testimony, michelle told the court that the phyllis barnes case weighed heavily on her husband's mind the week before he abandoned her. >> he was constantly fretting and worrying about the lawsuit, becoming increasingly paranoid and anxious. >> shawn barnes, phyllis' daughter, also told the court of the devastating effect her mother's death had on her life. her father had died of brain cancer 18 months earlier. >> i basically had to grow up overnight. suddenly had bills to pay, was in danger of losing my house and i had to go to school. i was going to work part time. i didn't have the opportunity to go out and be a college student or be a teenager because i had all of these responsibilities suddenly. >> ken allen wrapped up his case by playing the testimony he recorded of mark weinberger in jail. we can't show you the tape because the judge in the case ruled that broadcasting it would prejudice future juries. however, we can tell you that mark weinberger

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coming up, we're in the bahamas with whitney cum >>> dry wirnt and breezes.mperatures 76 in san diego. l.a. 82. palm springs 84. we've got mid to upper 70s through the central valley to monterey. mid to upper 60s in eureka. not a cloud to be found in tahoe. limited snow on the ground. only 24% of average. temperatures run to near records friday before two cold fronts bring temperatures back down to average with just a chance of some snow showers monday. reggie, natasha? >> mike, thanks. shorts, t-shirts, flipflops deaf niftly rule. >> this unusually warm weather mike has been tracking, good for some businesses not for others. matt keller live in santa cruz. >> reporter: good morning. it's good for me. i get to come to the beach and cover the weather. i promised this sunrise in the last live report. here it is. check it out. at the wharf here. the main beach in santa cruz, it's beautiful here. it's going to feel great as well. 76 degrees here today. what a perfect beach day again. some people want to remind you that this is still ski season in the mountains. s

. >> coming up we're hanging in the bahamas. >> >>> welcome back. let's take a look around the state where spring is everywhere from 67 in san diego to 75 in l.a. 87 palm springs. low to mid-70s through the central valley. 75 in yosemite. we talked about down to 24% of average, 16% of the yearly average which goes through april 1st. a look at heavenly. let's throw the seven-day forecast on there. what's different today, that little clipper system. it was a dry cold front yesterday. now it's gaining moisture. hopefully it will crank out a couple inches over the weekend. >>> quickly an update here on wall street and the new york stock exchange this morning. look at this. we have crossed over into the green, up 28 points right now. in fact, i've seen it even a little bit higher up 0.2%. it's been hovering there. that's good news. a little bit of a rally this morning. it opened low at negative 260 points. it's been hovering in that range. we are going to track wall street all day long as is everyone else, watching wall street to see if we get that rebou

then from a phone booth, he'd call an accomplice in the bahamas who would buy stocks in the names ofirst time the s.e.c. has been able to nail down inside r -- insider trading. somebody with a million dollar a year salary which apparently wasn't enough. >> insider trading could become wall street's watergate. >> plea bargaining is now under way with dennis levine. authorities might be able to develop a list of new suspects. >> we start the investigation, and once his lawyer advised him that his interest to cooperate, he would give you the information. to him, it was just another deal. >> i think the judge made it clear that he would have given a heavier sentence except for the cooperation. >> dennis levine was one guy doing insider trading and that's not something that's new. but what dennis levine did is what led to ivan boesky. >> security and exchange commission announced ivan boesky has been fined the largest penalty ever for insider trading and has been barred from the industry. >> he did what he claimed he would ever do, use insider information to buy huge blocks of stock in co

bannon said he was in the blanking bahamas on a beach. bunch of people in the white house who were not just inept at governing, they were profoundly uninterested in governing from day one. >> the best people, that's what donald trump promised to hire. >> the best people. >> president obama sat down with reince priebus at one point as well, according to your excerpt. and he said, you gotta tell donald trump the truth. these guys here have all told me the truth. priebus walked out thinking to himself, nobody knows donald trump. it's not going to fly with donald trump. given that, is there anybody that can really tell the president the truth? does john kelly have that ability some. >> in fairness to priebus, what he says, he wants people to know that he pushed back. you know, the perception is that donald trump just rolled right over him. priebus would argue that for every ill conceived crazy thing they did like the executive order on immigration, priebus stopped ten bad ideas. bannon joking with me said, now, i think reince stopped 20 and 1

the bahamas are expensive to reach and to stay in, and not renowned for their depth of culture or great island of sicily, or here in malta, you can expect temptingly empty beaches, beautiful, clearskies, and feast on thousands of years of history, as well as heavenly cuisine. next, rita from verona in italy, is currently in singapore, where she's recovering from a serious infection, and she wants to get home. as i am not fit to fly, are there any other options for me to travel via sea or land? turn your homeward journey into a two week overland adventure. you can get the train from singapore through malaysia, to the thai capital, bangkok. take another overnight train and that will get you across the border into laos. from the capital, vientiane, take a sleeper bus into vietnam, to the capital, hanoi. from there, it's a two night overland journey to the chinese capital, beijing. then, for the next six nights, you can relax aboard the trans—mongolian train all the way to moscow. and would you believe, there's a direct train from the russian capital straight to verona, taking 40 hours? whe

i've got to say you let the novel i help you out in cali the bahamas i'm out of the north is absolutely mr mahmoud abbas president of the observer state of palestine. thank you in the name of god the merciful the compassionate excellence a chef sober whole khaled and how much a president of the security council excellent see mr antonio what there is secretary general of the united nations excellent is excellent he is members of the security council may the peace mercy and blessings of god be upon you seventy years have passed since palestine's knockabout took place since then six million palestinian refugees continue to suffer from the cruelty of exile and loss of human security they continue to wander the world and after the loss of their peaceful and stable lives in their homeland of. want wherever they are bored of the thirteen million palestinians whose country has yet to be recognized as a full member state of the united nations. by the numerous resolutions reaffirming their right to self-determination. and this by resolutions reaffirming their right to statehood as well on their n

as they crowd intoed the bbi and bahamas, looked to increase business elsewhere.he united states pointed the way. as a specialist in law, most familiar with liberian ship registry, registered ships under own flag but the public registry was never based in africa rather registry resided in a suite of offices in new york city. created by a former u.s. secretary of state in conjunction with corporate interests like shell oil. liberians in return for the cut of the proceed. most thought if the americans could have a monopoly by running public registry why couldn't mosan. an american named nancy to the south pacific, her introductions were to find a friendly can youy that would allow to use jurisdiction for companies, she disappeared for a week, literally disappeared, we were really worried, we thought maybe she had been eaten by cannibals or something. prospecting in off-shore prospects and one day she was sitting at hotel bar and struck up a conversation with a neighbor on the stool bide her, he told him she had been sent out by bosses in panamÁ to find a magical lan

from there, africans would be taken to the west indies, what we recognize today as the bahamas, jamaica, and barbados. from there, africans, along with other products and goods from the west indies, would be transported back to newport in rhode island, what we call the tranquil tried -- triangle trade. in the case of newport, this trade was almost similarly tied to run and molasses -- rum and molasses. from the beginning of the 18th newport washe end, involved in about 80% of what is called the guinea rum trade. newport ships would literally take rum that was distilled and produced in newport and would trade it for enslaved africans off the african coast. most africans would be transported to english colonies or the west indies, mostly jamaica, barbados. there, they would become the labor force that would work on the sugar plantations that would produce the sugar and molasses. newport ships would take the raw materials of sugar and molasses and transported back to newport, where it would be distilled into more rum and that rum was used for consumption and currency. the slave trade went

>> kelly: to the bahamas! >> ryan: wait for me! i am your plus one!an, write

. >> what's that >> that's a bahama mama. half of our customers are under the age of 34.motions bring in groups, heavily female, african-american and hispanic are target markets for us. we love the way it's working out. >> you are closing stores and opening other stores i spent time not long ago with the ceo of texas roadhouse we talked about how he decides where to locate a new store. it's a real process. >> yep. >> i'm sure it is the same with you. >> yep >> as you close and now open, what are the deciders there that tell you this one goes, we are going to open here and how has it changed >> i think the company was hesitant to move restaurants out that were no longer relevant when marketplaces moved away from them or it obsoleted itself >> because of its location >> and also the product. it didn't make sense to bring it back in a lot of cases what we have done in the last couple of years is prune the inventory appropriately. ihop is on a tear. they had a big development year last year and a bigger year this year applebee's is slow but we are expecting it to return to gr