bern stein's body was later discover in the shallow grave in that park, and police were led to bern stein's friend. >> based on inconsistencecies in the store of the friend our investigators focused on this individual, as a person of interest, in the homicide of blaze bern stein, the specific details of what occurred at the park are part of ongoing investigation. >> reporter: blaze was home in southern california on winter break, he was a sophomore at the university of pennsylvania , majoring in psychology, and he was active in several publications on campus. friends and family members had been holding vigil for the 19 year-old, all now coming to grips with the tragic ending to his life. >> blaze wanted to make the world a better place, with his death a beautiful light has been extinguished, and we encourage you to continue to shine his light through acts of love and kindness. >> reporter: an autopsy has already been conduct, meantime an exact cause of death will be determined, after toxicology reports have been done. at the university of pennsylvania, natasha brown for cbs-3 "eyewitness ne

against bern strider, who she reported to. the incident was brought to my attention and, you know, i did my due diligence, interviewed all the parties involved, looked at the evidence, e-mails he sent, looked at other documents, and came to the conclusion that there was sexual harassment involved, that the young woman was very credible, and my recommendation to the senator was to fire him. and i was overruled. >> you weren't the only one who recommended -- who believed this was the right avenue to take. >> correct. well, you know, there were a few people involved in the investigation, so to speak, but people involved in it believed he should not be working with our campaign. >> she overruled you personally. >> i was overruled, yes. >> what was the reasoning behind not taking your recommendation on that? i really don't want to divulge my private conversations or my private counsel to hillary clinton, suffice it to say i believe in a zero tolerance sexual harassment in the workplace, i believe it now and i believed it then. but

his name is berns strider. he was her faith adviser. clinton decided instead to dock his pay and send him for counselling. that, despite a recommendation from her campaign manager to get rid of him. solis doyle declined to comment when reached by nbc news. the firm that represented the campaign in 2008 did release a statement to nbc news saying, quote, to ensure a safe working environment, the campaign had a process to address complaints of misconduct or harassment. when matters arose, they were reviewed in accordance with these policies and appropriate action was taken. this complaint was no exception. for more let me bring in andrea mitchell. katie fang is an msnbc legal analyst. give us a little perspective here because you've been following hillary clinton for such a long time. let's start with the 2008 campaign. what can you tell us about these players? >> i frankly, did not think of bern strider as a major player or adviser. he gave her readings every day. i don't think he was a major player in that campaign. patty solis doyle was

. >> are you feeling the bern? >> i'm feeling the bern, let's bring it. have some fun. >> it's nice to bring the bern in from 2016. >>> before we go to break, a quick programming note. ari melber along with the ceos of google and youtube describe how we deal with the rapid change of pace, it's a special townhall event tonight. take a look. >> the tech companies have gotten bigger. i think with more power comes more responsibility. and i think the scrutiny's important. it's a big part of democratic systems. you need to hold companies accountable. and i think that's a healthy part of evolution that needs to happen, but there's a part where we all need to be careful. and you don't want it to make, you don't want people to reject technology. technology is the source of progress. and i think how we drive this constructively forward will impact the u.s. and the humanity a lot more than we realize. >> you can catch "revolution," google and youtube changing the world right after "kasie dc" at 9:00 p.m. right here on msnbc. >>> and larry nassar has been sentenced

bern stein's parents released a statement asking those touched by blaze to do acts of kindness in his memory. >> horrible. we will have to learn about what that was all about as the weeks continue. >>> all right. 7:08. more than a dozen children held against their will at the hand of their parents though. >> this is so creepy, this comes up every now and then in this country. do you remember cleveland was it cleveland ohio years ago. >> difference here it is their parents doing this to them. >> yes. >> children. >> not a stranger or somebody that doesn't know them their own parents. >> we are talking about children chained to the wall. thomas where was this. >> thirteen children. first of all this was about 60 miles southe of los angeles but some of those being held were adults. seven of them over age 18, between 18 and 29, so lets break this down, those parents are behind bars this morning. the names david and louise turpin, being held on charges of torture and child abuse. police discovered children after one of them a 17 year-old managed to escape and call 911 from a cell phone tha

so this is the bern dine decide deccarat's property. this is the project site. i will focus on two of the findings that were required in order to approve the conditional use authorization. one is whether the project is detrimental to persons residing in the vicinity, and the findings which required that determination to be made didn't really consider the project's impacted impacts on light and air and it's effect casting significant shadows on adjacent properties. instead, this was sort of done as the process was moving along. the planning commission was presented with competing light and shadow studies at the hearing for the first time, and really staff, in reviewing the project and in making its recommendation to planning commission should have had the benefit of this information, particularly because the shadow impacts are so severe. another finding required consideration of whether the building at the size and intensity contemplated is compatible with the neighborhood, and it's been put forward by the project sponsor that there are many four-story buildings

clinton stepped in to save this man's job of then berne strider, accused of harassing a female subordinate was then sent to counseling while the accuser was reassigned. we did get something from the law firm who represented clinton in her '08 campaign. let me read this to you. to ensure a safe working environment, the campaign had a process to address complaints of misconduct or harassment. when matters arose, they were reviewed in accordance with those policies and appropriate action was taken. this complaint was no exception. i should tell you that ber nechlt strider then did join an independent group supporting clinton's 2016 campaign but was fired after a couple of months under a cloud of sexual harassment claims there. so joining me now, david chalian, cnn political director. can we step back three steps and tell me more about who he is, his role in the '08 campaign and some of these allegations? >> so, as you mentioned, he was an adviser to the campaign. around this time in american politics, '06, '07, '08, democrats were trying to deal with the cultural divide they had with voters,

according to reports one of the warrants details several interviews with the last known person to see bern at the scene alive. the warrant describes that person as nervous with scratched up hands and dirt under his figure nails. >>> a follow up now a shortage of iv bags. we told you how hospitals were running low just as flu cases have started to spike. and now local cancer centers tell us the shortage is affecting their patients as well. >> these are some of the sizes that are really hard to get. >> reporter: they don't look like much and they only hold sterile saltwater, but lately there's not enough bags here. >> it's getting quite hairy when you only have a limited amount of supplies to get to the patients. >> reporter: the shortage is now at its worst. she showed us the latest list of suppliers she needs. in some cases the ones they can buy have ended up costing four times as much. >> it impacts our ability to deliver drugs to the patients. >> reporter: these days they're having to much medicine more ind individually. patients would like to go back to solely worrying about sickness, n

we head in the next several hours for these low cloud to break up, that is case as well, looking at bern ville still hanging around there but we will see more and more sunshine as we head throughout the afternoon but we are staying chilly and this evening it will be cold. 35 degrees. we will have breezy wind, blustery for those wind chills falling back in the 20's and eventually teens overnight, tonight, wind relax a bit but still up around 10 miles per hour, combined with a overnight low of 27. it will feel cold overnight tonight. temperature change over last 24 hours significant we are down 13 degrees in philadelphia down 21 mount pocono. down 19 from this time yesterday in dover and temperatures right now, feeling that chill in reading, 39 degrees, 44 in wilmington. lower 40's at our shore points we have a brisk breeze, out of the northwest wind speed up around 10, 13, 17, 16 miles an her and we are seeing higher gusts as well, in the 20 miles per hour range and we will keep that wind with us as we head throughout the afternoon hours. that has a big impact on the feels like temperatur

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. >> bern strider an 2008 campaign advisor was accused of sexually harassing a young staffer and hillary clinton's campaign manager recommended firing him. >> he's accused of kissing her forehead and sending her suggestive e-mails but when the accusations made their way to hillary clinton she decided to dock his pay and send the woman to a new job instead of firing him. >> trevor: a few areas i don't expect hillary clinton to nail it -- managing e-mails, visiting wisconsin, weaknesses -- but i expected standing up for a woman on her staff to be one of her strengths. so the story is disturbing. hillary learned one of her female staffers was being sexually harassed and instead of the man being fired, the woman got reassigned? but all that woman did was come forward. she did what she was supposed to do and then got pinshed for it. it's like when park rangers euthanize a bear who try to eat a tourist. the bear is like, yo, man, i'm a bear. eating stuff is my whole life. ask that guy what he was going in my living room. it's possible hillary clinton has a good explanation for why she kept thi

. >>> students at the university of pennsylvania are life of 19 year-old blaze bern stein a sophomore found dead while home in calter break. authorities in southern investigating his death as a homicide, today a support session was held at the school ben franklin room in houston hall, students we have spoke with said bernstein was a kind, genuine person. >> i know this person, i his face, and now he is, gone and it is, you know, i don't know, it is just scary >> right now investigators have no word on a suspect or a motive for killing. >>> the south jersey doctor accused of killing his wife made his first court appearance today doctor james kaufman appeared via video charged with killing his wife radio hoe april kaufman in 2012 at their linwood new jersey a not guilty plea todayside court the atlantic county prosecutor a crested why it took nearly six years charges. >> there was magic kit there was in magic clue. it was just simply goode work, good solid and like it has always been. >> a lot that has changed inthe past five years and give information, so a we need to get to do what do

body of 19 year-old blaze bern stein was found in the park in orange county. sophomore had gone missing last week while home on winter break. >> blaze was a brilliant, colorful, charismatic man who shined light on all lives of the people and communities that he touched. >> authorities right new do not have a suspect or a motive , a support session will be held at u penn at noon opened to anyone who wants to attend. >>> and students at penn state university are also morning the death of the fellow student, authorities say 19 year-old william denton was fund dead monday night. his family in north carolina asked penn state police to perform a welfare check. authorities are awaiting reports to determine the results of his death. >>> new jersey man charge in the 2012 killing of his wife, april kaufman, will make his first appearance in court. doctor james kaufman is set to appear in atlantic county courtroom today. authorities charged him with murder on tuesday. officials say doctor kaufman arranged to have his wife, april killed, after she threatened to expose an

the body of the blaze bern stein was found tuesday, in brush near a park in orange county. he had been missing for a week while home on break. >>> authorities say a suspect wanted for a deadly hit and run confessed to being involved but they cannot arrest him because he fled the country. thirty-five year-old alikistar of levittown are facing charges for hitting a man on the bike last month in bristol boro. he admitted he was racing another car when he struck and killed five two-year old kevin williams, senior. he is accused of hiding his car and then fleeing the country to serbia. authorities are working to have him extradited back to the united states to face charges. >>> today on twitter president trump says that the language was tough but he denied using a vulgar comment to describe haiti, el salvador and african nations during an immigration meeting. the president said yet why are we having all these people from blank countries come here we should bring in more people from places like norway. today president trump ignored questions about the reported comments, as he sig

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around a thousand anti—capitalist protesters have marched through the centre of the swiss capital, bern planned visit to the world economic forum in davos later this month. demonstrators carried banners with communist symbols and slogans such as ‘eat the rich‘ and ‘smash the wef.‘ in south africa, the new leader of the ruling anc party has given his first speech since being elected last month. cyril ramaphosa gave a damning assessment of the ruling party, saying it's been beset by infighting and corruption. he called for a change of culture in the party, a thinly veiled attack on the man he replaced, the country's discredited president, jacob zuma. 0ur africa editor, fergal keane, was at the rally. if you want to know how the wind has changed in south africa, then listen to this. jacob zuma... booing. ..and... booing continues. booed by his own party, jacob zuma is increasingly isolated. even supporters acknowledge his days as the country's president are numbered. the crowds have a different hero now — the new anc leader cyril ramaphosa — businessman, skilled negotiator, who's promised

his reporting has bern very salacious.has a prologue saying he took conflicts points of view from other stories. he's doing a case of telephone operator, just reporting stuff and not doing a job of a journalist. howie: steve bannon hasn't disputed many of the particularly inflated quotes about him. that he spent him time in the white house leak together media. if that's the case, he was part of the leakiest white house in history. mo: there is no question this is the leakiest white house in history. a lot of the leaks need to come out. it's coming from somewhere in the white house. steve bannon has not disputed any of the things he has said. as most journalists are saying you should look at this book sceptically and take it with a grain of salt. bannon has not disputed any of the quotes. howie: the president arriving back at the white house after the weekend in camp david. we'll continue our discussion while we look at president trump. there he is getting off marine one. there is an advance person. this happened just a few

he lived in the south bern area and we believe he may well still be in that area.vice to people if they do recognise him? 0k, at this time we do not believe he poses any threat to the wider public, however, it is better to err on the side of caution, we asked the people do not approach him and contact us by the 999 system at the earliest opportunity. chinese media is reporting that the oil tanker which has been on fire in the east china sea for more than a week, has finally sunk. the iranian ship had been adrift and ablaze off the shanghai coast for eight days, following a collision with another vessel. china central television has said the ship "suddenly ignited" and sank. iranian officials say all 32 crew members have died. dramatic pictures have emerged of a passenger plane that skidded off a runway at a turkish coastal airport. the pegasus aircraft landed halfway down a steep slope into the black sea after making an emergency landing at trabazon airport. none of the 162 passengers or cabin crew where hurt in the incident. in the last hour i spoke to our corresp

her consultant, bern strydor.gn officials her campaign manager recommended firing him in 2008. instead hilary reportedly docked his pay and sent him to counselling and hillary clinton just tweeted out her first public response to this story writing, a story appeared today about something that happened in 2008. i was dismayed when it occurred but was hardened the young woman came forward and her concerns were address. i called her today to tell her how proud i am of her and make sure she knows what all women should, they deserve to be heard. let's bring forward tammy bruce and in washington with me say former dnc deputy press secretary. i love saying your name correctly. great to see both of you. tammy, i'll give you the first bite of the apple on hilary. fine, everybody has a right to be heard and in the campaign itself she was put on notice his conduct and decide to protect her. >> the campaign director and told her to fire him. if hilary -- in calling this young woman which may be seen as an effort of intimidati

20 year-old samuel woodward, police call him a high school friend of the victim 19 year-old blaze bern january 2nd, now the two reportedly drove around before ending up at a park, in california, week after bern stein disappeared his body was found in the shallow grave in that park. >>> now to the eyewitness weather forecast with meteorologist chelsea >> starting off with a live look, live neighborhood network from the city from across the river to a little built of ice left on the river but it has melted and that is courtesy of the rain from yesterday and warmer temperatures that we have been so lucky to have. those are coming to an end today,ratures crashing in the 30's as we head into this afternoon but it will feel more like the teens when you factor in the wind chill 27 on sunday we have a chance for snow, monday night all the way through wednesday morning, jan, back to you. >> chelsea, thank you. >>> our next update 8:57. see you then. have a good one. you've worked hard. busted tail. and impressed the boss. maybe it's time to be your own? transform your career with strayer univer

shipped off to switzerland for his education ending up here in 1996 in the stately swiss capital of bernves in this unassuming apartment complex under the watchful eye of his mom's sister and attends this international school. it's hard to find anybody that met him. to get the inside scoop on kim's unlikely life in switzerland, we caught up in tokyo with "washington post" bureau chief anna fifield. fifield landed an exclusive interview with kim's caretaker aunt, who defected to the u.s., now running a dry cleaning store and unwilling to have her face shown. >> he wasn't very interested in doing his lessons. he had kids over to play, he went in the, you know, family minivan off to the swimming pool and things. so, it sounds like he did have a relatively normal life. >> reporter: still, inside that modest apartment, classmates find signs that there's something special about their asian friend. >> he had all of the latest technology, which at the time in the '90s, was a minidisc player. he also had access to a lot of films before they were released in the cinema, like jackie chan movies. je

. >> you know what else has not bern in the conversation the past 8 years is the unemployment rate for women is the lowest in 12 years. i think it's clear that donald trump's economic policies in allowing businesses to keep more of the money they earn has benefited groups of people who have been his for i canally disadvantaged. this is a lesson we can see exhibits time and time again. the bureau of labor statistics time after time reported minimum wage employees after spending two years in their minimum wage job no long person make minimum wage. and this is something that gets ignored. and more freed creates opportunity. my dad owns a manufacturing company in co-vina, california. when he can keep more of his own money, he reinvests it in his company. charles: a republican candidate forward governor, california is trying to find a way to take that back from your dad and everyone else. in the last jobs report, the participation rate for black women was higher than that of white women. when you start to take away the victimization angle. the we is me, and the dark cloud over this nation,

dealing with the issue of our dreamers which has bern here for several decades.lso getting into infrastructure. we can fix these rail systems across the country. elder tracks, implementing positive train control as well as other struck rrp projects. in california we need water storage. it sets us up for republicans going to their retreat this week and democrats going foact week to look at all these dirnts -- e different issues. we appreciate you. coming up, we'll discuss the state of our immigration system and president trump's plea for bipartisan reform next. retail. under pressure like never before. and its connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inventory. virtual changing rooms. that's why retailers rely on comcast business to deliver consistent network speed across multiple locations. every corporate office, warehouse and store near or far covered. leaving every competitor, threat and challenge outmaneuvered. comcast business outmaneuver. president trump: it's time to reform these outdated immigration rules, and final

and this is the bern ville area.dly see anything. >> at the west, 5 miles per hour, so already starting to see the winds direction changing little bit, cold front on the approach, feels like 50 degrees, out there, here is a look at storm scan3. all of this rainfall, cloud cover, that's just associated with the colds front. the cold front slowly but surely going to be moving through. throughout the day today. and as it moves through, very slowly, some locations cents are going to see the rain lingering around a little longer than other. >> seat rain ending first, before everyone else going to be ending from northwest to southeast. >> southeast every dover, around the atlantic city area, everybody else tapping into just that light and steady rain out there. so let's talk about how things play out throughout the day today. starting to he see drying taking place, northern lehigh valley and the poconos by about 2:00, 3:00 in the afternoon starting to to see drying along the corridor. however, the clouds are still going to

. >> yes, commission commissioner bern. >> just with regard to the disaster planning, does that take in to account mutual aid from surrounding counties and are they in place? >> yes, they have been in place and we've actually used them not so long ago and at times to bring on ambulances and a lot of times it goes the opposite direction so for north base buyers and we've sent hundreds of police over 100 individuals from our department so we have several more layers of mutual aid and everything from ambulance to we have one non profits that responded to the earthquake but never really got funded and is the non-profit sector and how important they are during this period of time and we have them in memorandum of understanding so they can respond and as you know they are on the ground in their communities and we want to make sure of that so it's. >> it sounds like we get a little discussion about the nerd program too and how well it's doing in the neighborhood so it's struggleing off and on and with that so we'll schedule a presentation on the emergency disaster program as the department

female campaign staffer accused his then faith adviser, berne strider, of inappropriate touching and her inappropriate e-mails. strider was sent to counseling while this younger accuser was reassigned. cnn obtained the statement from clinton's '08 campaign. when matters arose, they were reviewed in accordance with policies and appropriate action was taken. with me now, senior editor at the daily beast. cnn political commentators sarah zetner and van jones. if this is all true and he was ultimately fired in a different situation some years later, why didn't she do more and what does she need to say about it now? >> if you ever needed proof that this is a bipartisan issue that it's not about republicans, democrats, it's not about hollywood industry, it's not about -- this is a bipartisan, ubiquitous problem, here you have it. it's interesting they pointed to their policies. that's part of the problem. turns out these policies have been inadequate for a very long time. you can't hide behind policies that worked for you ten years ago. that's exactly the whole point that the policies we'v

when woodward and bern-city's book "all the president's men" came out guessing deep throat's identityve to do this my way. you tell me what you know, and i'll confirm. i'll keep you in the right direction if i can, but that's all. just follow the money. >> deep throat was a blessing that i didn't want to mess with. >> in my day it was simply known as the double cross. in our present context it means infiltration of the democrats. >> i just felt it was a wonderful piece of drama. >> i want to talk about watergate. >> we're not supposed to talk about that subject. >> sometimes he just was not very forthcoming. and a couple of key times he was. >> clear from the book and i hope from the movie that it's somebody who was conscience-stricken. somebody who crossed lines that somebody in that sort of responsible position rarely crosses and crossed for the best of reasons. >> he gave us a solidity in what others were telling us that might have sounded unbelievable given how crazy some of it was. >> i didn't know what deep throat even looked like. didn't know if it was a man or a woman or a dog

according to the document the friend who went to high school with blaze bern stein, drove him to the park and never saw or heard from him again. that was the story. but when friend spoke to the detectives two days later they noticed that the friend had small scratches as well as dirt under his nails. they say that the friend claimed that was because he was in the fight club and then also he fell in the dirty puddle. police have not named any suspects and they have made in arrests but we are learning more information from their investigation. >>> there was a lot of mud because. >> the rain that has been happening in california. >> rain and mud slide revealed his body that was under some brush. >>> 6:40 exactly. >> south jersey doctor accused of hiring someone to kill his wife makes his first appearance, in front of the judge. >> oh, yeah, doctor james kaufman, looking different now , isn't he, he appeared via video camera one of the several facing charges in the murder of april kaufman, it was all part of the scheme to get rid of his wife after she threatened to expose a pill million

that friend tells police bern stein walk off in the wood and never return. teen's parents are holding out hope. >> if you heel me it is okay to come home, we love you. >> blaze, come home, whatever you are, whatever happened we just want you here, find a way home. >> bernstein's mother says her son left home without his wallet, eye glasses and prescription medication. premedical student was scheduled to restart classes at penn tomorrow. >>> over in new jersey governor chris christie is preparing to deliver his final state of the state address today, the republican governor will highlight his administration's accomplishments during his two terms in office. christie will be turning over state government control to democratic governor elect phil movie hoy takes office one week from today. >>> parishioners at burlington county church are shock after their pastor leaves, suddenly under a cloud of allegations about misconduct. this bishop of st. paul evangelical lutheran church in hainesport tells fox 29 that the long time pastor david joost agreed to a retire aft

. >> dana: joining me now former white house secretary lee berman and lee bern bernard. one of my favorite topics, civility is so important. and bipartisanship can be done. what are your best examples from your time at the white house? start with you, lee. >> i think that a good president is a persuader. and we see that right now with what the president is trying to do on the hill. there were many times when the president would reach out to people on both sides of the aisle and invite them up for cocktails in the family residence, particularly if there was a specific piece of legislation that was very important to him at that time. they would invite their spouses. they would enjoy seeing where the first family lived. they would get to see the lincoln bedroom. >> dana: softened them up a little bit. you referred to george w. bush. you worked for president obama. did he have some good examples? >> the president often hosted members of congress, both parties. he'd take questions, or it would be a smaller group and mingle. that i think was important because it made, like any

quoting the times, her clinton manager at the time recommended she fire the adviser bern strider but she did not. instead, mr. strider was docked several weeks of pay and order odd undergo counseling and the young woman moved to a new job. then there is more on this front today because arguably, the most powerful republican party donor in the country, steve wynn, is being accused of sexual misconduct over several decades in a story that has 150 sources according to "the wall street journal." the casino magnate and finance chair of the republican national committee had this to say about candidate donald trump weeks before the election. >> it seems to me on the subject of the presidential sexual contact behavior, na being oversexed seems to be a qualification for a president the past two generations. this discussion of the sex lives of our politicians is a distraction. >> that's next. happy anniversary dinnedarlin' can this much love be cleaned by a little bit of dawn ultra? oh yeah one bottle has the grease cleaning power of three bottles of this other liquid. a drop of dawn and greas

when woodward and bern-city's book "all the president's men" came out guessing deep throat's identityndustry. >> i have to do this my way. you tell me what you know, and i'll confirm. i'll keep you in the right direction if i can, but that's all. just follow the money. >> deep throat was a blessing that i didn't want to mess with. >> in my day it was simply known as the double cross. in our present context it means infiltration of the democrats. >> i just felt it was a wonderful piece of drama. >> i want to talk about watergate. >> we're not supposed to talk about that subject. >> sometimes he just was not very forthcoming. and a couple of key times he was. >> clear from the book and i hope from the movie that it's somebody who was conscience-stricken. somebody who crossed lines that somebody in that sort of responsible position rarely crosses and crossed for the best of reasons. >> he gave us a solidity in what others were telling us that might have sounded unbelievable given how crazy some of it was. >> i didn't know what deep throat even looked like. didn't know if it was a man or

like them, whether you voted for them or didn't vote for them, the movement in the country, it was bernsanders' movement, it wasn't his campaign manager. it was donald trump's movement. and bannon would be artificially inflating anything if he thinks this has anything to do with him. if steve bannon was that popular, why isn't roi moore the senator of alabama. kennedy: because he was an alleged child molester i guess. let's talk a little bit about, where do we go from here? does bannon have to undo this presidency? does he know where the bodies are buried? does he have the kind of insider knowledge that is so important for presidents to keep quiet that now the lid has been blown off of pandora's box is the president going to face holy hell. >> this comes down to steve bannon, his character, honesty, integrity and who knows what those factors are. i don't know steve bannon. if it's true, then steve bannon has an obligation to stand forward, say him the job, condemn donald trump and stand as other people have in history. scott mcclen land did that. let steve bannon stand on that ground if

you can flip flapjacks for a cause in new bern, north carolina.ou can flip flapjacks in wichita falls, kansas. it is such that you can get ms. pennsylvania in her crown and gown to come to your town and flip pancakes on pancake day in allentown, pennsylvania. national pancake day. it's a real thing. doesn't roll around until march 4th this year. so you have a little time to practice your flip. in the meantime, if you want to warm up, you can watch special counsel robert mueller who looks like he may be about to flip a new cooperating witness in his special counsel investigation. the evidence on this is absolutely fascinating, and that story is next. asked how they like their eggs, we're pretty sure no one's ever said microwaved. you deserve a breakfast made with respect. try the new bacon, egg, and cheese on brioche. panera. food as it should be. because um, i've been meaning to talk to you, uh oh. well, you know, you're getting older. um, you might be experiencing some, ah, sensations. ah, it happened to your dad..uh with.. oh, look the tow truck