tonight do you believe joe barry waselie the issue?e do r already gettine?g lots of l replies on this one.onhis o you can vote on my twitter ttt page lokay fox5.ox we'll talk about this later on e at 10 o'clock tonight.tonight. >> a couple of months to sulk.ul >> no kidding.iddi >> a mixup that may prove it'se still a man's world is it not,, jim? at least at express itt ee is. >> yeah, washington post pos express covered this morningcove about the women's march inn's mi washington. instead of using the femalewashe symbol, you know, what thathat t looks like that is not the female symbol that's the male symbol. >> the post express apologizedxp saying we made a mistake andke we're very embarrassed.arraed some people called the cover sexist and others supportedport the post saying well it wasll i just a slipup. sli i'm not so sure about that. tha here's some tweets.reome >> that comes from themes fr express. you think that was deliberate. >> uh -- uh >> people make mistakes.eoplke m >> that's me. >> orr you need someone to you e pick it u

barry highly recommended hardiman to her brother. he serves on the tenth circuit court of a peechlts he's called scalia 2.0. he echoes his philosophy and writing style. both men are young and could serve for decades on the court. but in the short run, neither would tip the balance on the court because president trump's conservative nominee would replace another conservative on the bench. >> regardless who have is picked, there would be an all-out confirmation battle. they're upset that president obama's pick for the seat never each got a hearing. from the supreme court, elizabeth hur, abc news. >>> there will be a special report on the choice for supreme court nominee. we'll carry that live at 5:00 p.m. you can also watch the announcement live on our abc 7 news app and streaming on abc 7 news.com. >>> new this morning, president trump plans to continue at least one executive order signed by his predecessor. the white house says mr. trump will maintain a 2014 executive order signed by president obama protecting federal employees from

now from the perspective of 50 years later we see barry goldwater transformed the republican party and george mcgovern transformed the democratic party so it will take a few decades before we know both must what mrs. clinton's legacy is as well as president trumps. >> we will bring it back your current book inga. what is it that spark your interest in this book and made you want to write this book? >> it's an unbelievable story straight out of an alfred hitchcock movie from the 1930s with secret agents and glamorous winner and femme fatale and all sorts of things. it's a little corner of the history of the presidency that i don't think most people are familiar with. the book argues that inga arvad was singularly responsible for john f. kennedy becoming president has anybody. we think of candy as this handsome, witty, urbain man who was destined to become president but inga arvad, he was an officer in the office of naval intelligence. he was skinny, bulky and disheveled and had a terrible inferiority complex compared to his older brother and inga did a number of things. she bolstered hi

we asked barry petersen to look into the economic impact of two oil pipeline projects that mr. trump signed off on this week. >> reporter: president trump touted the benefits of building the pipeline. >> a lot of jobs. 28,000 jobs. great construction jobs. >> reporter: according to a report by the state department, the keystone xl pipeline could create about 16,000 full and part-time construction jobs. energy transfer partners, the company backing the dakota pipeline, says up to 12,000 construction jobs will have been created for the project. however, the dakota pipeline is roughly 90% complete, and the majority of those jobs are finished. together the two pipelines will leave behind only about 100 full and part-time maintenance jobs once construction ends. and mr. trump's order is not a restart of the project, more like a reset. transcanada, the firm in charge of keystone xl, will resubmit its application. on dakota, the army corps of engineers was ordered to review and approve in an expedited manner. either pipeline's approval could still take months or years. the standing ro

barry: who cares what he thinks.he does, making noise. and on a subject he really doesn't know anything about. alex: he has taken a 10 out of the shares today. barry: when he says something, the stock is down -- fine. if your stock is subject more than a day or two to his comments being a negative drag on you, then you have a lousy it is all today's ridiculous silliness. alex: there were some mergers last year in a similar space. do you see any likelihood of that deal being resurrected? barry: it should have never happened anyway. on the cbs special committee representing the shareholders, you are not going anything but at bargain price. never going to happen anyway. i don't know why everybody made noise. alex: how would you try to turn around paramount? barry: make good movies. it's not hard. it's a simple business compared to what is going on here and the changes in the world. narrative storytelling on a big screen or small screen is very simple. you have a story, you tell it, and people either like it or not. ther

but it was actually speaking to barrie that kind of changed my mind. because i always had said that i do want to only portray positive images of women. and that's because of my upbringing. my mum had me at 18 years old. and she then decided that she would wait until i was five and i could go to school and then she would put herself through university. so when she went to university i used to sit in the corner of the room coloring in. and i was just so inspired by this woman who managed to turn her life around and become a very successful television writer. and she was surrounded, she was part of a community of women that was strong and capable and intel genlt and i was like, i don't see those women represented on screen and i desperately want to see women represented on screen. so that is why i really struggled about taking on this part. but it wasn't until i sat down with barrie and she had a skype conversation with him and he said look, i don't want to ask you to play a stereotype but the reality is this is my story. and my mother was a crack addict.

police say they tased him after he reached into a car and choked a philadelphia police officer. >> barry a good guy. >> reporter: that's the way friends remembered 55-year-old baby cardell hairston after he died thursday morning during an encounter with philadelphia police here at tenth poplar. >> barry was a good guy. he didn't bother nobody. >> reporter: it started way 911 call just before 5:00 a.m. about man jumping up and down on a truck and screaming help me jesus. within minutes as police arrived, the man attacked a female officer before she even got out of her patrol car. >> he approached her driver's side window, grabbed her by the head and neck area. >> reporter: another officer then tased hairston and took him to the ground in handcuffs. officers then noticed he was unresponsive. >> i don't know what prompted him to do what he did even from the beginning jumping up and down and screaming on his own car. >> reporter: commissioner ross says, preliminary investigation reveals the electronic prongs from the taser never pierced hairston's skin. >> still too soon to say whether it wa

barry peterson has the story from the arapapo courthouse in colorado. >> so sweet. >> a good girl. >>ranslator: training day at the office for pella, a labrador golden retriever mix. >> look at that. >> did a good job. >> the 5-year-old and other children we met were volunteers helping in pella's work as a courthouse facility dog. >> just brings a smile to people any face. >> reporter: pella's job create by a criminal investigator at the colorado district attorney's office. call them partners. they take on the toughest cases. when a child has been hurt or sexually abused or seen a horrible crime. it often starts with the investigation when a child may be too traumatized to talk. >> you bring pella in. what happens? >> they interact with you. if pella thinks you are okay. must be okay. she played a role in 450 cases. she stays out of sight so jurors focus on testimony not the dog. this keeps pella's skills sharp. her gift to a frightened child that must testify her presence. volunteer, 11-year-old abby helped us understand the child's view when the defendant can be sitting a few feet a

you covered joe barry for a long time. what do you think? >> reporter: i said today i thought they were going to keep him. him and gruden they didn't have the personnel around him. they didn't have the salary cap around him to see what he could do. so i was surprised. >> maybe gruden got overruled. >> the next surprise will be to see who >>> tonight, shock wave, teenagers charged with hate crimes after video of a young man with special needs beaten, taunted and tortured broadcast live on facebook. >>> tonight chilling new details in the case that gripped the nation. >>> america's top spy defends u.s. intelligence. it was russia,e says. high drama hours from president elect donald trump secret briefing. >>> bracing for impact. massive winter storm. emergency that could paralyze cities in the south. >>> peanut allergy surprise. new way to combat them. tonight nation's doctors say something parents have been told for years is wrong. >>> hollywood dream come true. movie stars jumping at the chance to work with a young film maker inspiring americ

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football coach barry bennell who's been charged with eight child sex offences appears in court later morning. we'll be live outside the court. and as always we're really keen to hear from you. a little later we'll hear how half of working fathers apparently say they'd like a less stressfuljob so they can spend more time with their children. is that you? get in touch, use the hashtag victoria live. if you text, you will be charged at the standard network rate. our top story today. donald trump has promised a trade deal between britain and the united states will be a priority when he takes office on friday. he was speaking to the former justice secretary and prominent brexit campaigner michael gove for the times in his first british interview since becoming us president—elect. here's our political correspondent, vicky young. theresa may is about to tell us more about how she thinks the uk can prosper outside of the european union. her critics say the economy will suffer if britain leaves the single market and is no longer able to trade freely with the eu. but the president—elect donald

charlie: what did barry add to your performance?he biggest thing was the freedom that he gave me. he is one of these rare directors -- i have never had a director do this before but he actually -- i gave him every reason for him not to give me this part. he asked me if i had any experience with addiction. and i said no, no one in my family. and i am a health nut. drink, smoke, i don't you know. this could not be further from me. despite me saying that, he still gave me the role and he never once checked up on me during my research process. which was so wonderful. charlie: it gave you confidence. naomie: that gave me confidence. trusts me,he really you know? the first time he saw me deliver was on set. all he did was provide an environment that was totally nonjudgmental and free. it is one of the most creatively rewarding experiences i have had. charlie: this is one of your scenes in "moonlight" where you are asking your son for money. here it is. [ video clip ] >> i need the money. >> for what? >> it is my business. don't you ask me

barry lewis talks about the construction of the brooklyn bridge. why manhattan needed it and how transportation in the city. he new york historical society hosted this event. ms. gregory: we are thrilled to welcome barry lewis back to new historical society. he's an architectural historian specializes in european and american architecture of the centuries.th he is best known throughout new york for the series of video tours presented by channel 13 including the emmy nominated shows 42nd street, broadway and harlem. lecture d at numerous vienna views including columbia. university university of pennsylvania and graduatean and harvard school of architecture. we always like to ask everyone off cell phones and beepers and now let's give barry lewis a warm welcome. you. don't need wis: i that. you know me. i'm all over the stage. interesting i had people talking to me about the lecture. about theally talking whreubrooklyn bridge ands as brooklyn. new york would never admit it needed rooklyn but it it. again, just in case people were series of three lect

sebastian barry, days without end, leading the fiction category.aden out so strongly into a contemporary theme. it seems the judges have an almost impossible task. how do you compare a collection of poetry like falling awa ke collection of poetry like falling awake with a novel like dadland7. a certain extent books can live inside you. if they take you to another place, if they connect you to the world with thought and language then i guess that is a successful book. in a sense people a lwa ys successful book. in a sense people always have this objection to the costas, which i understand, but all competitions are comparing apples and pears. it is about the joy of language and the joy of ideas. did you have a favourite? i am deeply impressed and fond of sebastian barry's days without end, but i thought they were all exceptional. how do you feel this affects how people go out and choose books to read7 people go out and choose books to read? it is certainly up there with things like the booker prize, the novell, obviously, but it is always difficult t

right now barry bonds has about 63% of the vote. players need 75% to be inducted into the hall of fame. barry bonds needs to get votes from 90% of the remaining ballots to be included in the 2017 class. if the current trend continues, former oakland a tim rains along with jeff bagwell, and pudge rodriguez will be inducted into the hall of fame. >> janet napolitano in the hospital being treated for cancer. new information about her condition, and how the illness is acting her job as president of the u.c. system. >>> you will have some wet roads as you ad out the door anhead off to work this morning, but overall, the commute is g pretty good. no major problems that we're tracking. we'll tell you about a few spots of slowing coming up. >> well, regarding the commute, there is some light rain this morning, or steady rain, but heavier rain will arrive for the evening commute, so you might want to think about trying to get out of dodge early, if you can. most fast food places use formulas to create their combos. but all that math, doesn't

but the best -- barry mcbear face. >> really? could track the progress on our website at abc7news.com and we'll have a link to the zoo. >> and we think we know which one reggie is going for. >> riggy. >> i like barry mcbear face. >> and you could make your pick. thanks for joining us. have a great day, bye-bye. >> when conditions change where you live -- >> a mudslide overnight covered half of highway 17 and it's been raining all night here in guerneville. >> abc alerts you first. >> people having to get rescued from homes in pembroke. >> when you need to know what is headed your way. >> that is the storm impact scale is still a four. the worst of the storm still ahead of us. >> live doppler 7 is wherever you are. stay ahead of the storm and >> welcome, everybody. it's a very special day here at the show because our contestants aren't just here to get rich; they're trying to win enough cash to send a special person in their life on an amazing vacation that they very much need and deserve. so stay right where you are. from bally's

i've ever seen and also because barry the i play amalgamation of his mother and -- >> barry a doublet will it be like to go to the oscars with your whole filmmaking team to celebrate how well "moonlight's" done. >> that is the best the best feeling ever. because there is so much love and passion that has gone into this film and i can't think of more deserving people to be nominated and nomination is the win. we are just over the moon with it because it is so much fun working on it and so much passion and such a beautiful movie that's been created that it's just wonderful to get this kind of rec in addition and we are all going to be floating down the red carpet. >> well fitting that you're over the moon for "moonlight." it's very fitting that you would say that, naomie. congratulations. and we will see you, my friend on the red carpet. enjoy your day. >> all right. know exactly. >> every designer i the world right now is like get me naomie harris harris' phone number. >> so beautiful. >> insight on meryl. >> yeah meryl, 20th nomination. >> congratulations, meryl. >> everybody, stay r

as you say, barry bennell didn't appear here in person.ilton keynes, where he is currently on remand. we saw him on a tv, wearing a blue jumper. on remand. we saw him on a tv, wearing a bluejumper. he spoke only to confirm his name and then to plead not guilty to eight charges of sexual assault against a boy aged under 16. the offences are alleged to have taken place between 1981 and 1986 at three different locations, at venice fell in derbyshire, at nantwich in cheshire and today —— at a butlins holiday camp. barry bennell is a former football coach with crewe alexandra. he has also worked with other clubs across the north—west including stoke city and manchester city. he has been remanded in custody. he will next appear here at chester crown court on march the 20th. a house in north manchester has been destroyed by an explosion this morning. emergency services were called to cecil road in blackley. one man was taken to hospital. four others were treated for minor injuries. the inquests into the deaths of 30 british tourists who were kill