beth? congratulations. >> thank you. try this. ♪ >>> in south philly there's cafe that makes the most decadent chocolate drinks still ahead the rim cafe it rips up what mike calls his surprise. >> three to four times the size of a standard hot hack lat and i don't think we mentioned the cafe actually sets it on fire. ya gotta troy this. >> we're at ninth and federal the rim cafe. >> so good. >> now, renee' says he has a surprise for us. >> um-hmm. so we shall just go up to him and say surprise me. >> that scares me. ♪ >> mike, this one looks like it's going to be big. look at that. >> what is this called? the surprise? >> this is the surprise me. ♪ >> that is renee''s wife. i can't even imagine what her life is like. >> yeah. she make happy. >> you're a celebrity in south philly, aren't you. >> sometimes but you don't forget we have frank and geno they are a big deal in south philly this is a good block. >> my god, yeah. look at this. >> salted caramel. >> what i want toast my marshmallow i don't weren't to burn it. cara

beth hassettceo weave"groping or assault or rape. it's pretty straight forward."beth hassett--ceo of weave--an advocacy nonprofit that supports rape and assault victims--says allegations brought forth by men--are rare. but shouldn't be taken lightly."whether the perpetrator is male or female, it's still a power and control

the brothers gave beth something else, thc-a. beth says that one did.ke for you to be free of some of those side effects? >> it's awesome. i -- i don't feel like a monster anymore. >> a monster? >> 'cause when i had the rages, i felt like a monster afterwards because i would just physically attack my parents and i didn't have any control over it. >> what would you tell people who think, we just think this whole idea of medical marijuana or that cannabis has any medicinal value, they just think that it's a bunch of baloney? >> i tell them i have seen it work. it worked with me. i have seen it work in a bunch of other kids. and that it's an amazing plant. >> you get on the plane, fly out to colorado, see with your own eyes what's happening. what did you think? >> this is amazing. she's back. my daughter's back. her personality, you know. >> life changing. >> reporter: but splitting the family, being apart was too much. beth and jennifer moved back to virginia and that's why on this february morning, they are gathered here with theresa elder and the smiths

good luck, beth.2014, las vegas has been home to a 550-foot observation wheel, fittingly called what? >> well, if it's 550-feet tall, i would assume that's pretty high, so i'm gonna have to go with "a," high roller. final answer. >> yeah, we're literally in the shadow of it right now. that's right. [cheers and applause] $500. here's your $1,000 question. canada's coat of arms features all but which of these symbols? >> canada.ar in canada, but their coat of arms? i'm gonna ask the audience on this question. >> okay, final? >> yes. >> all right, audience, we could use some help here. if you would, pick up those keypads, enter your votes now. [percussive music] all right, results in. hopefully the audience can help us out. 69% say c, a hocke >> yeah, i would say that is the one that makes the most sense, since it's an older country. they didn't have hockey when they founded canada. so i'm gonna go with c, final answer. >> that's $1,000. well done, guys. [cheers and applause] here's your $2,000 question.

thank you so much, beth. most importantly i want to take a minute to thank all the summit attendees. it has been a tremendous opportunity for us to hear about your important work and powerful stories. it is opportunities like this that allows us to i think at the federal level better tailor our resources so that they're -- they have the most impact and provide the most value in those resources as much as possible. so thank you for the chance to be here and listen to your stories. the office of community oriented policing services is a component within the department of justice. many people may be more familiar with what we're commonly referring to, which is the cops office. we have a primary mission of advancing community policing in the nation's state, local and tribal law enforcement agencies across the country. we do this in a number of ways, but primarily through providing resources, through grants and training and technical assistance, directly to state and local law enforcement practitioners and agencie

now former "rtm" host beth troutman reveals her journey on a life-changing trip to haiti. >> i call it a god wink, you're doing the right thing. >> we've got christian, oli, charity, nick and gayle breaking down the best on the web. including valentine's day with charlene. >>> this video is just bizarre as heck. [ bleep ] we're at a train in sydney, australia. there's a visible altercation between that man wearing the hat and the other passenger with the glasses. the guy with the hat is all up in the other dude's grill, right? no word what on earth went wrong. [ bleep ]. >> the other guy is visibly calm and you hear him trying to calm the other guy down. the other guy clearly doesn't want to engage. >> which is good, because you know how these things can escalate. >> well it escalated. [ bleep ] [ bleep ] >> whoa. he had had enough. >> the guy gets up and starts punching the other fella. >> whoa. >> this is a real brawl. >> which is why what happens next is just as bizarre. [ bleep ] >> the guy in the t-shirt raises his hand trying to protect himself and the other guy has a bloody face

joined now by beth reiner. she conducted the interviews with the ex-wives, and i'm joined by peter baker and our panel, matt welsh, along with catherine ram pel. thanks for all of you for being with us, peter, let me start with you. the big question is politically in the fallout from this, is the question about the chief-of-staff, john kelly, who was initially supportive now you see porter headed for the kpits, the question of what did john kelly know about this and how far back did he know it? >> that's exactly right. our reporting shows that he was told as recently as last fall. in a statement he put out last night, he said he was shocked to learn about the details of this. it's possible he knew the general gist of it without knowing the level detail that came out particularly, that photograph of rob porter's ex-wife. it's been a really interesting and tough week for john kelly, this on top of the comments he made earlier in the week criticizing at least some immigrants of being too lazy to go about applying

i want to bring in one of the reporters who broke this story, beth reinhart with me now on this. thank you so much for talking to us, really interesting reporting that you have here, especially as the spotlight is now on don mcgann, the white house counsel and his role in keeping porter in the white house. your team managed to get him on the phone. so i want to go over the larger timeline in a moment, but, first, tell us about this, what did mcgann say about when he first learned of the allegations against porter and what did porter himself tell mcgann about them at that point, according to what the white house counsel is saying. >> so sources are telling the washington post that rob porter talked to mcgann over a year ago and in january and said i want you to be aware that my ex-wives are prepared to make damaging accusations about me. and this is, of course, in the context of his security clearance. so that was the first time this was put on the radar screen. and it was flagged to him several times, subsequently, and all the while rob porter is working in -- as staff secretary

beth, i want to go to you. now that adam schiff is starting to blame president obama for russian meddling in the election, he's probably doing so

of course, thank you beth. and to the survivors that did speak today and speak at these types of events all over the country, they provide our most valuable asset and that is hope. and i think that a special thank you to them. what is the office and violence against women? i do want to tell you a little bit about the office. it was created by the violence against women's act passed, in 1994 as part of the crime bill. it addresses its mission is to provide federal leadership in development of our nation's capacity to reduce four very specific crimes. sex assault, dough mess stick violence and dating violence and stalking. i may just talk about the four crimes, it is a prescriptive program that we follow the violence against women's act and we are basically instructed that we are to address these four crimes. our grant programs -- oh, since 1995 we have awarded $7.6 billion in grants and cooperative agreements and in 2017, the office of violence against women made 750 awards equaling approximately $450 million. o

when you discovered beth had been taking these, what did you think?and toxicity of the drug. she had mentioned a few weeks before she had bought some diet pills but she had bought some diet pills but she was no longer taking them and that that point we had no reason to believe that they were anything other than herbal diet pills that people can buy from health shops. what have you learnt about the substance in the diet pills since? shocking how lethal and there is no safe dose. people must not be complacent. we believe bethany did not take 30 pills because of the low blood level and also we know she did not take that amount, we do not people do think there is a safe therapeutic dose, it is illegal and dangerous. what would you say, doug to anyone watching who might be tempted to try something like this? asi tempted to try something like this? as i said in the introduction, it increases metabolism leading to weight loss, but it is a highly toxic substance. the people usually attracted to take such substances as this, girls or young woman with body imag

joining us is beth reinhart with "the washington post."lly appreciate your being here tonight. it's been a remarkable day. >> pleasure to be here. >> thank you. so it's just, i have to ask you, i'm not going to ask you to talk to me about sourcing. there is a remarkable speed with which that white house staff meeting ends up in the post today with kelly reportedly asking white house staff to say things they did not believe were true and uncomfortable to be asked to say by the white house chief of staff. it is a remarkable circumstance you guys were able to report out today. >> yes, so john kelly's reaction to, you know, this, we know dates back several months, we know based on our sourcing that he was told by don mcgahn in september these allegations against rob porter were holding up his security clearance and apparently did not, you know, feel like that necessitated him doing any -- taking any action. so and then, you know, his reaction in recent days, he came strongly to rob porter's defense calling him a man of true integrity when the

from brooklyn, new york, please welcome back beth donovan.lause] hey, beth. >> hey, chris. >> you passed that $5,000 threshold yesterday. >> i did. >> what did you get? >> also got céline dion tickets. >> céline dion tickets, not bad at all

as for beth, after weeks of hearing nothing, the advocate she hired made one more call. >> he said, "our client is going to talk to the news." >> reporter: and you got a phone call this morning? >> they changed their mind and they will cover me now. >> reporter: homeowners may want to review their policies again. authorities say the mudslide loosened up a lot of these bolders in the mountain above, and because of that, it will now take a lot less rain to cause another disaster. reena. >> ninan: carter evans. thanks, carter. coming up next, a terrifying subway attack. a passenger ignites a fireball. later, the winter olympics have just begun, and they've already had a suspected cyber attack. >> ninan: now some stories we're following in the cbs weekend newsfeed. two police officers were killed in the line of duty today in westerville, ohio, near columbus. police say the officers were responding to a 911 hang-up call when a suspect opened fire on them. the suspect was arrested. officer eric joering was 39 years old. officer anthony morelli, 54. the chicago transit authority released vid

abc's linzie janis is here with the story, and her mother beth seeking $35 million. >> that's right,in. we all remember the extensive news coverage of her disappearance while on a high school trip and the authorities' inability to find her body or bring charges against her suspected killer. 13 years later her mother says a tv series masquerading as a documentary investigation tricked her, putting her through weeks of agony. >> this lead we have on a person who states that he was directly involved in disposing of natalee's remains. >> it was a true crime series that grabbed headlines. >> 12 years and we still have nothing. >> reporter: 12 years after alabama teen natalee holloway went missing on the island of aruba, but this morning, natalee's mother beth outraged. >> he disposed of my daughter's body while she was alive. >> reporter: suing oxygen media and the producers of "the disappearance of natalee holloway" for $35 million calling the show a preplanned farce and a hoax. >> the primary suspect, joran van der sloot, the son of a judge. >> reporter: the six-part series which aired

adding beth truly believed the show had found natalee but she was forced to wait nearly two months toe truth. a spokesperson for oxygen addressed the complaint saying the show followed dave holloway's search and including a lead he received. the company said it also hoped that lead would provide closure for the family. van der sloot, robin, is in prison after he was convicted of murdering a young woman in peru in 2010. >> let's bring out dan abrams and sunny hostin. this is just, oh, my gosh. i mean, does she have a case here. >> well, look, you know, typically this kind of case would come from joran van der sloot saying i was portrayed falsely and i'm going to sue. she was saying she was effectively tricked. there is an interesting wrinkle in alabama law, something called the tort of outrage and in december of last year, the alabama supreme court expanded it and said there are more situations where you can sue under the tort of outrage and the definition is when something is so extreme in degree as to go beyond all possible bounds of decency and be regarded as atrocious and utterly i

. >> reporter: beth prince had endured the torrent of mud that plowed into her montecito home. so you were standing inside looking out at mud up to here. >> yes. and the water had gone to four feet in the back of the house in 20 minutes. >> reporter: the damage was extensive, but when she called her insurance company, usaarg a, this was the response: >> he said we don't cover this type of problem. and that was it. >> reporter: she is not alone. at a community meeting last night in santa barbara... >> how many people are fighting with their insurance companies? is there a particular company? >> u.s.a.a. >> u.s.a.a. >> u.s.a.a., they're notorious. >> nationwide. >> nationwide. allstate? all right. >> it is frustrating for homeowners. i feel that frustration. >> reporter: california insurance commissioner dave jones says most who lost their homes to wildfires were fully covered, while homeowners with mud damage are still waiting because they didn't buy flood insurance. but state law is clear: when one disaster leads to another. >> the indications are that the fires did cause the m

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beth, it is awesome. how cool is this? beth has a daughter on the cross country team at council rock north and this is their course, tell everybody her name and how you came one it. >> test a, test a lee, the name was from a book that i read as a child, it was the heroin in a book. not testsa the door err ville's like everybody means, spell it backward and it is asset. end i have a son nick who graduated council rook north, graduating penn state main campus this may. >> as a fateful viewer we consider you a prime good day asset. so thank you for coming to visit. don't want to make anyone late for work. >> i'm on my way. >> this walkway, and we'll show you the sun coming up. we go to the covered bridge. and give you that view. as is we gave you a tour of tyler state park on the most lovely day of the year by the way, mike, it was march 4th, 2014 when i got plowed. so four year anniversary coming up. >> okay. >> hard to believe it was four years ago. you thought it was a couple of years ago. >> i did. >> i thought it was lik

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we're going to be talking with beth from the washington post later on in the hour tonight about that knife in the back reporting that the washington post has just done. honestly, we had thought the possible resignation of yet another white house chief of staff would be the big political news story but it's friday, don't count your chickens after they are hatched and laying eggs of their own and raising baby chicks. no counting. it's never over if it's not friday. i should tell you this news that the deputy chief of staff is leaving the white house, john kelly's deputy chief of staff leaving the white house, that makes him actually the third deputy white house chief of staff to leave the trump administration and they only got there 13 months ago. have we tried to even -- did we make -- did we try -- look, we squeezed them in in yellow front there. there., another deputy white house chief of staff and now yet another deputy white house chief of staff. we need a bigger wall. anyway, while we await news of whether the president is about to fire another chief of staff, as well, yet, anoth

beth madam president, that debate and that legislation is not going to be taking place in a today. it will need serious time, some hearings and committee work for the congress is prepared to vote on comprehensive immigration reform and will not and cannot happen today or tomorrow or this week. our focus now as a result of trump's decision in september must be on protecting the dreamers and their families and on the issue of border security. madam president, or mr. president, there will be important legislation coming to the floor of the senate today or maybe tomorrow. i would hope that we could do the right thing to the moral thing to do something that history looks back on on positive legislation. let us go forward, let us pass bthe dreamers bill, let us deal with border security and then in the near future let us deal with comprehensive immigration reform. thank you and i yield the floor. >> thank you, mr. president. prosecution begins with three very simple,it very powerful words. we, the people. it's the mission statement for our nation, for our constitution, a vision in which

beth meeks with the nationalk netwd domestic violence, thank you very much. >> woodruff: last night'sef government shutdown may not have had much of an impact, but the wide-ranging budget deal signed today by the president is expected to add around $300 billion to the deficit over a decade. with the additional money for the military, for domestic programs and daster relief, the congressional budget office forecasts next year's deficit-- notothe total national debt- climb to $1.2 trillion. this, of course, comes after the tax cuts signed into law in december. with me now, maya macguineas of the committee for a responsible federal budget. and jared bernstein, a former to vice advis president biden. he's now at the center for budget and policy priorities. we welcome both of you back to the news hour. so maya, people are running all over town today pulling their hair out, at least a lot of peopleisre, saying thi a lot of money. should they be concerned? >> oh, absolutely. this is a fiscal free-for-all, where what is happening no longer are there any const in the budget process where lawma

he is 98 years young, try that when you are 98. >> thank you uncle cliff and uncle beth.to present to you my father, billy graham. [applause] >> i feel like i've been attending my own funeral. [laughter] to see all these speeches. and i know they all meant it. but i feel terribly small and humbled by it all. i feel i don't deserve it because it's been a whole team of people that have worked together, prayed together, believed in god that was going to do wonderful things together. i've been here to this library once before and i'm overwhelmed, it's too much billy graham. you know, my whole life has been to please the lordand honor jesus . not to see me. or to think of me, you've already heard that they've been a major part of our ministry and work. from meet the press and the media. i think of all the people that have worked and prayed through the years and i want to thank them all. and i want to thank my family who are here today, that i think all mychildren are here somewhere .we have 19 grandchildren and about 30 great-grandchildren. i don't know how many of them are he

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below freezing in quakertown, 29 degrees. 31 in beth let -- bethlehem. above in warminster, and 38 in center city. a little closer to the freezing mark, but above it in hammonton, 35 degrees in smyrna, delaware. we have rain and the changeove atthould be happening as temperatures drop and it might get a little slick in spots. we're not seeing any widespread problems it doesn't look like a big deal. the sun returns later today, but windy and cold high of 29. >> is a shooting in southwest philadelphia sent apital. the gunfire erupted on the 7000 block of wheeler street. the victim is in critical condition. police are searching for a suspect and motive. >>> a 12-year-old girl faces negligence charges for an accidents shooting in her los angeles middle school. she told the authorities that an she dropped her bag yesterday. one is criticallyers are injure. it is not cle how she obtained the>>> deliberations in the trl of edward archer lasted less than 3 hours. archer told police he acted out of religious inspiration and pledged his allegiance to isis. >>> cam

my name is lily beth portillo. i am the mother of a fifth grader in the mission educational center. we would like to express our concern of mec because of the information we received about another school that is going to get interim facilities. our school -- our concern is that it's going to be complicated for our kids, that in this space, they have felt comfortable so far. they have felt cared for, and if you put another school there, they might lose that, and they might lose their space, as well. [ speaking spanish language ] [ speaking through the interpreter ] >> and another thing will be that the school will have menos -- less space for the kids that will be arriving solidly throughout the year. the classrooms will be saturated. for so many kids, many kids will not have the same attention. as well, we will have -- we had a project of opening up preschool for all these families that come with very little kids, very small children, and with that, we will not have that opportunity, as well. you know, on the othernd had a, my experience with my children in this school -- on the oth

but now we're going to correct it. >> reporter: and state senator hannah-beth jackson whom you just sawre says secret settlement and nondisclosure agreements are used to keep victims quiet. that's why bystander intervention is being talked about as a potential method to discourage perpetrators but jackson says power is at the root of the problem. today's hearing will be at the capitol building at 9:30 this morning. michelle. >> thank you. >>> a fifth member of president trump's cabinet is facing questions about his travel practices. according to the va inspector general, veterans affairs secretary david shul ton improperly accepted wimbledon tickets and altered an email from an aide so it would appear he was receiving an award in denmark. he allegedly did that so the u.s. government would pay for his wife's $4,300 airline ticket. in september, health and human services secretary tom price resigned over his use of private jets. >>> time now, 5:33. neda, it has been bone dry out there. >> 21 days now in a row. >> we need some rain. >> no rain, i know. there's another system that's going t

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respectfully, steven and beth pinsky. >> president hillis: thank you. any additional comments in support of the project? seeing none, we'll close public comment. two minute rebuttal for the dr requestor. >> thank you. sorry, danny left because i would have wished him congratulations. in regards to that, we intend this place to be our residence, and it has been our desire to age in place. i've heard this statement a number of times now. and i wonder about that because there are plenty of people on that alleyway who don't have garages, including a 99-year-old woman, and we don't have garages, 1k3 we intend to age in place. i don't think having a garage is necessarily essential. it's a matter of opinion and preference. what does bother me more is that the minimum clear space for the entry door, the exterior landing and accessible path from the front door to the elevator, the elevator access to all floors of both units, and the elevator cab with clear floor dimensions sized for accessible -- these are thing that's would probably need to be addressed. i thin

lily.o bring in beth it is great to speak with you beth.ing us. >> we have a rising interest rate requirement in you have noticed that it is supported for small-cap stocks. what is different this time in 2018? i would say what is different this time is the economic improvement the country is expressing is being driven by business spending. has been really driven by the consumer and we are seeing a businesslike recovery because businesses are much more confident with trump in office. as a result, they are starting the purse strings and spend money. -- we haveenefit seen a lot of opportunities in the small-cap and we think they will do well >> at what point does the rise and interest rates become a problem? do you expect to see the imbalance this year? >> i think interest rates have a long way to go until they truly impact equities in the market has already discounted inflation going up. are they going to be extremely overred and if you look time how small caps have done, they have outperformed all over -- all other classes so we think they a

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. >> reporter: beth is a food rescuer, she and her husband stopped by to pick up rescued food. >> it's a very rewarding thing to do. >> reporter: it makes a difference to surely's place, a center that indicators to the homeless and hunger on capitol hill. program manager sheila wilcox said they are grateful for whatever food they can get. everybody loves pizza. you can't go wrong with pizza. we get wonderful donations for thanksgiving, we appreciate that. individuals are hungry, january through december, abc news washington. >> as we look heated to summertime, officials in bethany beach delaware is restricting the size of tents and canopy that people can use to shade the sun to prevent beach hogging. bethany will allow impress in 8 feet in diameter or smaller. you could be find between 50 and $100. >> the me too movement crossed the atlanta and drew attention to the bafta. virtually every star dressed in black to support the movement against sexual harassment. betts film and best leading actress francis mcdormond. among the winners, allison janney won best supporting actress tore i tan

you are able to understand beth side of argument. >> a little sliver of the time you are seeing them.she is lady bird and veteran actress laurie metcalf her long suffering mother. >> as a mom i was cringing through half of it. i heard myself in the movie. >> she has didn't in such a way it made both relatable. >> it has an honesty at its core, greta crafted specifically to find a balance between the mother and daughter. >> it felt like this thing i imagined was living. >> your gift of having a smart actor, great actor they give you so much more the they deep in it. >> reporter: at just 23, ronan has three oscar nominations under her belt, giving a performance and complexities of ugly family dramas, juxtaposed with tender ones. >> please, talk to me. >> metcalf the tony and emmy winning actress best known as roseanne's sister. >> i love it. >> is it too pink? >> once again, flashing her comic timing in lady bird. the film fundamentally is a love story. between ape moth mother and a d. in what way do you think the film demonstrates that love? >> you know their relationship has the not a

beth meeks, thank you very money for being here we were just estening again to what t president said.ng other things he's complimented rob porter, said that he's done a fantastic job, that he wishes him well, and reminded everyone that rob porter says he's inocent. how are those words likely to be received dyou think? >> well, i think that it's very difficult to bring yourbelf to eve that someone that you like and respect is capable of very bad things. so that's not necessarion uncohat people defend abusers. it does have a chilling effect on victims. it's very difficult for a person to come forward and talk abo domestic abuse, and in this plee, you have women, mul women, who corroborate each other's stories, who have court orders and photographs and are hearing from very powerful people, that's not enough, that's still not enoh make your voice as valuable or more valuable than what he has to say. >> woodruff: what's coming through from what the president said is that there are two sideh tos story, two ex-wives and there are also reports of a former girlfriend alleging that rob porter

john morris and his wife beth two of the greatest people i've ever met.ild arrived saturday night weighing just more than 7 pounds. dad says william alexander was named after their mother's father. both mom and baby are happy healthy and amazing. by the way we just could not be happier for these great people. what a wonderful family. >> great addition, great pics. john, beth, congratulations, william alexander looking good. >> so that sunshine -- >> that's all we needed. >> it's going to be sunshine outdoors, so we're going to get it back here as we get into tomorrow and especially in the middle of the week. as we take a look at the action cam which was out, a few folks kind of capturing a lite peek of sun or two here. taking a stroll. you didn't need the umbrellas today and you know what, you're going to need the sunglasses tomorrow as the accessory. as we look at sky6 live in the weather center we're continuing to break those clouds apart. g in the sky in the distance here so improvement moving our way. right now that air temperature not bad at 51 degre

angt did i pronounce that right -- yes i think it is -- there's beth so actually like the third to last page of this book. because it's a book about four months. from april 12th to end of the war. this is another extraordinary moment in our nation's history. what's going on here? [laughter] it's april 16th, i think, it's monday. and truman just lyme climbed four steps of the podium making a debut before the nation as the president and very nervous. so he stands up looks up into the gallery sees his wife sitting there sobbing. crying -- why is she crying? again, the nation is shocked. that president roosevelt is dead -- and it's the day that roosevelt funeral sort of went over a saturday and a sunday and this is the monday. and truman has to go up there and spire confidence in the american people and the military and the young soldiers on the front lines. and in -- allies of the united states that america was going to continue the course. and it was extraordinary amount of pressure. now beth it was revealed in margaret margaret wrote in her memoirs that -- the first lady even the first l

its principles the reason iran a sanction for terrorism is because it supports terrorism thank you beth said the pressure on iran would continue until there was fundamental change the push against them will continue until iran change its behavior david chaytor al-jazeera munich. joining us now to discuss this or of words elsie macko bag senior consulting research fellow at u.k. based think tank chatham house also a professor of international relations at regent university here in london thanks very much for coming to speak to them and so on the face of it nothing very extraordinary about the rhetoric from iran and israel in munich security conference but coming after. perhaps what you might say are unprecedented unprecedented clashes inside syria would you say there has been some shift in the level of tensions between the two countries i think there is a dynamic now which is a very negative very dangerous they now make between all the powers in the region right now and specifically incidence rhetoric which is quite extreme as we saw today can escalate it rather quickly into a clash whet

. >>> in burlington county there was a special celebration of a congregation, beth hickva in marltonosted a, program for people with special need. it included an abbreviated reading of the book of esther from the jewish bible as well as songs, craft and kosher food. >>> students and parents from the lower merion area hebrew high school have decided to use the massacre in park land, florida as a teachable moment. they gathered at the zion temple in narberth today for a live video chat with 16 year-old jer it block, a sophomore from marjory stoneman douglas high school. he talked about his experience s during and since the shooting and how he and his classmates have become maketive active. >>> among them, "action news" 's very own meteorologist david murphy and president and general manager bernie practice send contact they were there to cheer on the mens basketball team during their final home game of the season, and they joined, other , alumni at university kline college of media and communications, for a pregame reception, at the liacouras center. >>> hundreds of young rock stars, j