anybody or new trailer new borders to fulfill its limits to chimps so if you flood the woods with a blissful disposable income to sweeten the cookies to a collection equal she. will chip in to clean my winter food for enough principle but for those who know they want to talk cross the world for me out so who is still. in good. company isn't in my so get over it because it was a human speech and you will move those who put months to the minimum. who would start a new media teacher in the putting the students in schools mr usual put it to could you love that i would that your mother is good to do you question me just the words . each of those. you're visiting for the multiple girls don't go through this because if you choose to choose. but if you want to choose to. post a poem through so many hopes so many aspirations as this huge country goes to the polls from eight o'clock in the morning let's just take a look over our shoulder at the iconic red square we've got a superset of for you here our team is going to be bringing the best coverage when those polls close of course which will be nine o

use his one and only block of the season on the idol alum preventing her from teaming up with johnny blisses from a puerto rican family. >> see what these fools did. >> the block is very fun. it's a crazy part of the game that actually makes it really tricky to play. >> sometimes people think they benefit from it and then it doesn't work out in their favor. >> blake and alicia turned their chairs too. adam may have underestimated alicia. >> i was named after my puerto rican god mother. >> she went there. she just won. >> the 15-time grammy winner wasn't done yet. she belted out her hit on the spot entirely in spanish. ♪ >> that was the sexiest damn thing. i am married, but i'm telling you what if i liked women i would like alicia. >> of course we'll have to wait picks.monday to see who johnny on the 11th is the return of "american idol." it was revealed starting in april the finalists will perform duets with music stars. coming up here next? ♪ >> dolly spills secret. >> i told her we better get after it. it's going to be 95 instead of 9 to 5. >> then eva longoria gets real about her pregna

mr bliss leaching unity and what if the whole of the killed i would. shoot fucking i don't know. i'm almost sure when i would go to fuckin amik. just so. i won't find my foolish in future i want to be a boss not a tool as i mentioned to you before no one can be like like bruce lee and no one can be like. now. the new global economic war is unfolding in the realm of education the right to education being supplanted by the right to access educational loan higher education is becoming just another product that can be bought and sold but it's not just about education anymore it's also about running a business and what you good. luck with these songs. they could mimic. want is the place of students in this business model for college i was born now i'm running stream or higher education the new global economic war. is a. secret indeed priests accused of sexually abusing children can get away with it quite literally i like to call this the do graphic solution so what the bishop needs to do then he finds out that the priest is is a perpetrator is simply moves him to a different spot were

few things rival the bliss of holding a newborn baby. i shall know i got triplets. >> this is true.for you. >>> well one local hospital has a program that's helping new parents and offering lots of cuddling for those little bundle joy. here's bill rohrer. ♪ >> reporter: after a quick swaddle abington hospital volunteer evelyn mendel is about to work her magic. >> rocking, singing, humming, anything that, you know, calms them down. so tired the. >> reporter: cuddling is her specialty. >> quiet. >> reporter: fussiness and discomfort from a newborn baby are no match against evelyn's gentle touch. >> so calming to give this kind of care to a baby that it brings down their stress level as well as mine. >> reporter: she's a row tired kindergarten teacher whosen around children most of her career. she's always had a special place in her heart for babies. >> it's very rewarding to be able to get them calm again because some of them are very agitated. >> reporter: she's just one of abington hospital's volunteer cuddlers. a program that lends a helping hand to parents unable to be at the hosp

you know, few things rifle the bliss of holding a newborn baby, i should know, i have triplets. >> troopover for you. well, one local hospital has a program that is helping new parent and offering lots of cuddling for the little bundles of joy. here is bill ro h. r. mcmaster >> after a quick swaddle, abington hospital volunteer, evelyn, is about to work her magic. >> rocking, singing, humming, anything that calms them down. >> cuddling is her specialty. >> evelyn's gentle touch. >> so calming to give this kind of care to a baby that it bridges down their stress level, as well as mine. >> retired kent err garth end teacher who has been around children most of her career. she has always had a special place in her heart for babies. >> it is very rewarding to be able to get them calm again. because some of them are very agitated. >> just one of abington hospital kid letters, program that lends a helping hand to parent, unable to be at the hospital. >> it is comfortable for that mom to know that if she can't be here, that her baby is not going to lay in a crib and scream for five hours that i

ignorance is bliss? yes, that. it's already too late.aison had huntington's disease. you also know that there's a 50/50 chance that the gene could've been passed on to nathan. and if it did -- there's a 50/50 chance that the baby has it, which already takes the overall chances down to like 25%, a-and that's practically nothing. so, you can torture yourself with the not knowing or you can have the test and no matter what the outcome, at least you know you're dealing with the facts. that's easy for you to say. you don't have a 50% chance of inheriting a brain disease. ♪ jason: maxie. jason, hi. uh...peter, do you know jason? he's actually the one that killed faison, just not soon enough. ♪ sonny's right. you belong here with us. and you can stay in the room you're in or you can move to another one, maybe one with a view of the lake. it'll -- it'll be good for all of us. yeah. uh... you honored me for a visit, so i... i came for a visit. yeah. and that's all. no, mike. no, no. no, i mean it. i mean it! i'm not moving in. ♪ [ chuckles ] i ho

or one of the things that can elicit spontaneous reactions of happiness or even bliss is art and theact of exercising our own creativity lithuanian artist you need to vituperative and knows this very well and she plays with the concepts of pleasure through her work and also through her choice of material now she's best known for creating art with food and whether the building blocks are sweet or savory her audience is eating it up. piles of fruit and other goodies that will soon be transformed into a work of art. the food won't go to waste it will later be donated to a good cause. julieta vika to from lithuania discontinued her art studies but she still managed to make quite a name for herself. she publicizes her work on social media. it's a big deal for me because my gallery i can get feedback from there and. this was my first step here and maybe you'll ask me some questions because of social media. my cooch is out shopping for new materials in the lithuanian capital vilnius. for next work well consists largely of sweets a dentist's nightmare but for julieta a dream come true. food

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bliss believe the victim was at that bar when they were approached by two other men. after the altercation the man shot the victim while he was inside a car. investigators now tell us they are searching for a motive in the shooting. >> i don't know if it's gang related. it's a crime of opportunity. this is a very expensive car. was it a car that these people were trying to steal? did they think that our victim may have had money because he was driving an expensive car? so those are all things that you factor in. >> officers are reviewing surveillance videos. if you saw anything call the sheriff. >>> happening today, a he ploo hearing for this man. 57-year-old david emmy mish is accuse of killing these two best friends in february of 1986. the women who were found dead along mill creek roader in mission boulevard were best friends. mish was already serving an 18-year sentence for a homicide in alameda county three years after that, nine fe1989. >>> we can expect big delays this week at the posey tube into the east bay between oakland and alameda. a sinkhole opened up t

. >> super smooth, just gliding like blissful, right? >> reporter: in places like lake tau oh, and truckey -- lake tahoe and truckey, california's winter thus far has been dry. and the incoming storm brings much needed snow. the heaviest expected thursday in to early friday morning and add winds and cold temperatures in to the mix and it's a recipe for danger on the road. ice and low visibility for drivers. caltrans could shut roads down. jason fuller and his friend rob drove here to tahoe from livermore before the weather got dicey. >> hopefully they close the pass so nobody can get in and we get all the fresh powder. >> reporter: and speaking of the roads, you will want to make sure to check the latest sdprask weather information before you start driving. the most severe weather is expected tomorrow afternoon in to early friday. so, that's the best time for you to be off the roads. reporting live in south lake u tahoe. >> enjoy the fresh powder in tahoe, we are staffing up our morning team, led by marcus w washington and we will be on

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but what the best two-tiered monitors i've seen was a toy done by the bliss company in the 1880s that was a two-turreted pea shooter. it was an absolutely delightful thing on wheels. >> do you have any idea how many of those were actually manufactured? >> i'm drawing a blank on the exact number. i know that the first one was built at green point in brooklyn as well. i know there were two turrets but the war ended and they weren't needed. i don't know the exact number, i'm sorry. >> about how much of a fleet of monitors was accumulated by the end of the war? >> there were over 60 that were under control by the end of the war. i think the exact number is around 67. >> thank you. >> thanks. >> stage left, please. >> good afternoon. i wonder if we can hear a little bit of the discussion between mr. star and our monitor expert here. with respect to lincoln's response to the monitor crisis and also stanton's response as well. >> well, stanton, did he panic? if he didn't panic, he came close to panicking that day, as did a lot of other people, because the confederate warship, the virginia or

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blissful going over days going underground but first while the great and the good of neoliberalism like counted as justin trudeau and france's emmanuel macro as well as arch critics like u.k. shadow chancellor john mcdonnell prepared to attend the world economic forum in switzerland britain's entire nuclear program today is judge ruled to be in trouble because of strike action while firefighters strike at sellafield site of the worst ever nuclear incident in british history is important is clear just how many people could be killed by an uncontrolled fire and what's at stake at sellafield on the irish sea in the northwest of england so are those big enough to hold six double decker buses filled to the brim with some of the most dangerous radioactive waste in the world and there's a lot of it there are twenty two silos like this in the sense why building housing and to home runs move radioactivity released by the chernobyl disaster it took fifty years before the state mandated b.b.c. could reveal the truth about how successive british governments covered up the circumstances surrounding

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. >>> speaking oflet's talk amy schumer's newlywed bliss, and she is in thehi wee dos to chris openingout their love story and her favorite new word, wife >>wife, have you heard that? >> yeah, yeah. >> they tied the knot in a wedd uncalled for. >> days after called into mickey glazer's radioed lo of my heart. >> mine sucked. i was crying when i wrote them. scre do you want to may a game, he's? guess how many times i today. i was sobbing. his vows were stunning. when two peoplit, shows. >>end-law was at the ceremony. >> people are wonder yg the fa? and it's because i truly cannot wife. i love you. >>> next, john legen baby numbe way. >>> and tina feys reunited and big screen sequel. reminiscing about their "saturday night live" days. >> closed captioning provided by sh i had this chest cold, but my medicine kept wearing off. (coughs) ah! then i discovered mucinex. one pill lasts 12 hours, and i'm good. one mucinex lasts 12 hours. how clean do you feel after going to the bathroom? let's ask the experts. i feel as clean as a little, that's because only cottonelle® has cleanripple® texture

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turreted monitors they have ever seen to get back to the pop culture part was the toy done by the bliss company in 1880s and it was a two turreted pea shooter, and a delightful little thing on wheels. >> any idea of how many of those were manufactured? >> i am drawing the blank on the exact number. i nknow that the first one was built at greenpoint in brooklyn as well. i know that the kalamazoo class had two turret, but it never really made it, because the war ended and there was no more need. you also have multi turreted monitors in other countries as well, but i don't know the xkt number, isorry. >> and how many elite fleets were accumulated by the end of the war. >> i think that the exact number was around 67. >> okay. thank you. stage left ar, please. >> thank you. i am wonner dering if we could hear some discussion between mr. star and the monitor expert here with with respect to lincoln's response to the monitor crisis and also stanton's response as we well. >> well, stanton, did he panic? if he didn't panic he came close to panicking on that day and so did a lot of other people,

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bliss.nd's last name and she says, by the way, my dad really does like him. >> he does. it's just a joke. >>> okay, so we turn to food now and two potential new trends in the industry. >> yeah, forget chicken and waffles. how about lobster and waffles. yeah. >> i don't know about this. >> well, red lobster has introduced lobster tail served on a waffle made with the same batter used in their biscuits, all of it topped with maple syrup. >> one critic says red lobster is tampering with southern comfort food, and i think i agree. >> would you eat it? >> i would not because i'm allergic to seafood, so that would kill me. >> okay, good to know. >>> here's another new food idea. forget bottled ketchup. how about slices of kemp cup. >> a company has started a fund-raising campaign saying the slices would be perfect. >> yum. yum. surprising facts about type 2 diabetes. so you have type 2 diabetes, right? yeah. yes i do. okay so you diet, you exercise, you manage your a1c? that's the plan. what about

the thing that's really changed in this country over the last twenty years it's basically epidemic blisse going to be zero second leg zero s. just it's just britain is the worst in europe we we've not seen life expectancy falling in germany yes we have it is falling in germany it's falling in the united states and it's falling here and what do those three countries have in common obesity that's why it's for you see there was a paper published in one of the journals they found that thirty thousand people had died and you couldn't quite make out why that was so they blame the government government cuts so i wrote to the guy and said well what did they die of these thirty thousand people he didn't know what he didn't know i think he states two to government couple ok we do know that oh it s derived data says one hundred twenty thousand lives have been lost cut short by something austerity people talking about influenza the worst flu outbreak that wasn't obesity the excess winter deaths well wait a minute how do you know it's not the beast because that's the worst epidemic for a high. hundred

. >>> speaking of weddings, let's talk amy schumer's newlywed bliss, and she is in the thick of it. weeks after her surprise i dos to chris fisher, she's opening up about their love story and her favorite new word, wife. >> does he call you my wife, have you heard that? >> yeah, yeah. >> they tied the knot in a surprise weekday wedding in mall d bu. >> i have been overusing it. like when it's completely uncalled for. >> days after schumer called into mickey glazer's radio show, she shared photos on instagram. >> i hov yolove you with every of my heart. >> mine sucked. i was crying when i wrote them. all the stories about me like screaming at him, i just annoy him all day. do you want to may a game, he's like, what? guess how many times i sneezed today. i was sobbing. his vows were stunning. when two people love each other and they mean it, it shows. >> her best friend j-law was at the ceremony. >> people are wonder yg the rush, why so fast? and it's because i truly cannot wait another second to be your wife. i love you. >>> up next, john legend talking about lab baby number two on t

economic and political partnership to kazakstan with the concept of the new silk road economist blissful. so the new silk road is also an oil road for china in return beijing is building the infrastructure necessary for kazakhstan's development. but in the village of kent near the oil fields of the chinese oil company the promise of affluence made by president nazarbayev has already been moved back to twenty fifty. clearly not much of the money for the new silk road gets as far as the small towns in the steps are so good that one of the selfie others there's money here but nobody will give us work. they all goes there it's not easy for us in the village they're not doing anything for us kane told another method. you can see the state of the road over there the chinese don't employ anyone from there they employ other people how can we be satisfied with that and as i'm as an investor i don't manage to. end up today the regional capital the headquarters of the chinese oil company occupy the most impressive building in town. the style of the building marks a break with the typical restraint

. >> i'm getting a massage much like what's this blissful feeli feeling. >> you're floating on the surfacewater. it's kralgding you. >> so in order to do that i might proof the entire section. >> we do have to have the water at a specific temperature. >> between 92 and 98 degrees. >> that facilitates the muscles relaxi relaxing. >> and that makes me better and better. >> we've seen people not that agi agile, but when they leave, they don't even feel it. >> it just puts me in a gent ler, quieter self. >> how could it get any than. high blood pressure and cholesterol. but they might not be enough to protect my heart. adding bayer aspirin can further reduce the risk of another heart attack. because my second chance matters. be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. dinner date...meeting his parents dinner date. why did i want a crest 3d white smile? so i used crest. crest 3d white removes... ...95% of surface stains in just 3 days... ...for a whiter smile... that will win them over. crest. healthy, beautiful smiles for life. i knew at that exact moment, whatever it t

i would say if we are following my bliss, it is listening to music and dancing.he concerts. >> juan: do you do yoga, jesse? >> jesse: i do. bikram, vinyasa. i am very limber. i can comport and contort. if you go to a greg gutfeld concert, it's going to take years off your life. have you heard the music he likes? >> dana: that is a good idea. country music yoga. i should come up with that. >> juan: what calms you down, jesse? >> jesse: sitting next to you. >> kimberly: he is not a stressed-out person. he is a yellow lab who pees on the carpet. >> juan: that is my leg over here. >> dana: i should create the country music yoga studio. >> juan: which relaxes you more? >> dana: i like pilates. i do a lot of pilates. >> kimberly: that is your new thing. >> dana: i do a lot of walking on the weekends. >> kimberly: she plays tennis. >> jesse: what is pilates? they strap you into that thing. >> dana: that is something entirely different. >> jesse: isn't there a machine? >> dana: yes, it's called the reformer. i am blushing. >> juan: greg, i can't imagine -- >> kimberly: i

keith bliss is with us, michael hans, jack and mike santoli.e have no idea who they work for, but apparently we don't care mike, was that a head fake last week then? if the fundamentals are still good, is there any reason for the market to go down? >> we're in this wide-swinging range. i think the corporate fundamentals have been the one thing almost everyone can agree is good. the question is, are corporate fundamentals joined by very loose financial conditions, which is what we had in january and low volatility environment, or do we have to brace in advance of these headwinds, inflation, everything we've been talking about. i think we're in this wide-le swinging market within this range that tells you there's a bit of indecision. with this giant rally today, we're back to wednesday afternoon levels. >> there you are. >> which means the big, huge decline where everyone was frightened on thursday about a possible trade war is, poof, just disappeared >> right. >> are we not worried about trade anymore? did we get news suggesting we shouldn't be

. >> anthony: notice the totally blissed out, happy look on my face. >> choi: one, two, three. >> anthonybehold! the magnificence that is budae jjigae. >> anthony: oh, okay, that's enough, enough. good. >> anthony: whoa, jeez. oh man. aw, it's going to go straight to my hips. >> choi: no house, no house. finish, finish. >> anthony: yeah. >> choi: yes? >> anthony: uh, yes. >> choi: okay, thank you. >> anthony: this is a magical dish. >> choi: wow. >> anthony: so, most people are not sentimental about their time in the military, why do this? >> anthony: i mean mility service -- everybodsees in the military, right? >> translator: yeah, it's mandatory in korea. >> anthony: all right, well. >> choi: happy? >> anthony: very happy. >> choi: wow, good. >> translator: you want the recipe about this? >> anthony: i got the recipe now. >> anthony: it's everything momma warned you about. and it's got it all, baby. and when the music's over, your life will have changed forever. >> choi: one, two, three. >> anthony: okay. oh, easy, okay. >> choi: okay. kimchi, tony, you go frank, meat. >> anthony: oh, y

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bliss go back to the map for a second. the border is 1900 miles long.ow much of that has any kind of a wall? >> i think there is approximately 700 miles that has some sort of barrier. >> where would that be? >> the actual wall that we would think of as a high wall tends to be in urban areas. anywhere on that map where you see a dot, you can bet there will be pedestrian fencing in the area. much of the other terriers are vehicle barriers. or x shapedsts beach style barriers. the walls that we have were part of an earlier iteration that we have right now. we had a build a wall bill passed through congress. that is what gave us much of the fencing that we have now. >> how many border patrol agents are there? >> i cannot say the exact number. i know that it rose to about a high of 20,000. i think it dropped from 50,000 to 18,000. attrition is really high in border patrol. much higher than most law enforcement agencies. i settled some mention the of border patrol agents makes it the largest in the country. there are more border patrol agent that there are fb

they stopped there only to pack some belongings, hit the road and a blissful childhood entered the fog of history. the memory of the beautiful bedroom. all she had to confront the nightmare just beginning. >>> coming up -- a 4-year-old on the road with her kidnapper. >> i knew that everything that was happening to us was completely wrong at a very, very young age. >> when "lost and found" continues. ♪ ♪ protect your pets from fleas and ticks with frontline plus for dogs and frontline plus for cats. its two killer ingredients work fast and keep working all month long preventing new flea infestations on your pet. frontline plus. the number 1 name in flea and tick protection. my healthy routine helps me feel my best. so i add activia yogurt to my day. with its billions of live and active probiotics, activia may help support my digestive health, so i can take on my day. activia. now in probiotic dailies. lackluster lips? don't think so. lips lose natural color over time. chapstick total hydration moisture + tint. our 100% natural moisturizing formulas enhance your natural lip color. chapst

only on abc7 news, the couple at the center the kidnapping case that voyage bliss once called a hoax are finally speaking out about the ordeal. three years ago, denise huskins was abducted from her boyfriend aaron quinn's home and raped twice. in an interview with "good morning america" she described what she thought as she was being dragged and blindfolded by matthew muller. >> either i'm going to hear a gun shot and that's it. or i'm going to get pushed off a cliff. >> muller is serving a 40-year sentence for kidnapping. and this week, the d.a. added new charges, including forcible rape and false imprisonment. the city of voyage is now paying the couple $2.5 million to settle a defamation lawsuit. you can see the entire exclusive interview monday morning on "good morning america." >>> new video shows students posing with a gun that was accidentally discharged by a teacher in a classroom. the attorney for a student injured by the gunfire released this video. there is also a picture showing a student pointing a gun at a a camera. this tuesday the teach he were in seaside county was g

one key republican is corey bliss. this is what he just said to me.ood candidates who run good campaigns. the fact is a saccone campaign was a joke. now other republicans have agreed with that assessment. but also the finger being pointed at president trump himself with republicans believing it is turning up democrat votes. >> you can tell how worried some republicans are in washington, d.c. because of all the money that's been pouring binto the race, more than $10 million to help the republican saccone in a district that might not exist because of redistricting. the reason we are watching this race is the big question is whether democrats can hold onto the momentum. and then of course in alabama, new jersey. >> democrats believe if they are successful, that they will prove across the board to the energized resistance, that it is harnessed. that they have candidates who are the right fit for the district. bouncing off what manu said, i am hearing the same thing. and it is remarkable given the fact that trump won by 20 points. that this district has be

they stopped there only to pack some belongings, hit the road, and a blissful childhood entered the fog of mystery, the memory of the beautiful bedroom. all she had to confront the nightmare just beginning. >> coming up, a 4-year-old on the road with her kidnapper. >> i knew that everything happening to us was completely wrong at a very young age. >> when "lost and found" continues. for all the noses that stuff up around pets. there's flonase sensimist. it relieves all your worst symptoms including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. and all from a gentle mist you can barely feel. flonase sensimist. ♪ come to my window ♪ ohh ♪ crawl inside ♪ wait by the light of the moon ♪ applebee's to go. order online and get $10 off $30. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. and get $10 off $30. looking for a hotel that fits... whoooo. ...your budget? tripadvisor now searches over... ...200 sites to find you the... ...hotel you want at the lowest price. grazi, gino! find a price that fits. tripadvisor. dinner date...meeting his parents dinner date. why did i want a crest 3d white smile? s

my body relaxes and it just is poliblissful blissful.nd getting the knots out. >> the water is cradling you. kind of like being weightless. >> as i move the person through the water, my goal is to get them relaxed first and foremost. in order to do that, i might balance the entire system with acupressure. i provide pressure to relieve pressure. we do have to have the water at a specific temperature, between 92 and 98 degrees. that facilitates the muscles relaxing. and everything moves a lot better. we see people who are not very agile on land and when they get in the water, they can move more freely. >> my pain is sometimes at a level of 5 coming into it. and when i walk out, i'm not even aware of it. that feelinging lasts a coupkoc days. how could it get any better than this? >>> wild waves slam the east coast. >> there are homes right now under several feet of water. >> tonight is not the night to check out the storm. dozens of residents are being rescued from their homes 37. >> scary. we're lucky. it is just things that will get lost.

atomic bombs were kind of cute in the 1970s, domestic bliss, poverty was invisible.frican-americans were invisible. as we became more aware of american foreign policy blunders, environmental degradation, it wasn't surprising that each of us might add to our personal worry list some of the world's problems. there are people anxious about climate change even though there's nothing they can do about it. there is a trade-off and one of the challenges to us as individuals is how to be mature and responsible about taking the world's problems seriously without worrying ourselves to death, whether it is through mindfulness or cognitive behavior therapy, pharmaceuticals, it is a challenge we face as we grow up and become mature citizens. >> thank you for being here. i was wondering what you thought causes the enlightenment? a long time ago civilization being relatively new, in that span, the 1700s, made people value science and humanism. >> a great question and the problem being it only happened once so we can't rewind the tape and play it thousands of times and add up the di

even if it didn't reverberate that much through the averages, in a totally blissful way, the dow gaining 94 points, s&p advancing .45%, nasdaq .2%, for first time in weeks this market had good breadth, meaning lots of different leaders in lots of different sectors. the breadth plus the flexibility that president trump offered our allies to get out from under the steel and aluminum tariffs he announced today allow the dow to rally 200 points from its lows strong showing given how wall street was initially rocked by the tariff news. collaboration with our allies, carveouts for canada and mexico, this is what we have been calling for on "mad money" and it is what we got, allowing for broad-based move with some new key leadership what do i mean when i say the right stocks rallied rather than just telling you this group or that group, like some sort of sector etf fella, let me explain what happened here and show you why it was exactly what the bulls were hoping for. >> house of pleasure >> first, we have been desperate for mergers. desperate. we had this one battle, tweet, qualcomm and broadc

my body relaxes and it's just a blissful feeling. you're floating on the surface of the water. it's cradling you. it's like being weightless. antigravity. as i move the person through the water, my goal is to get them relaxed first and foremost. i'm applying pressure to relieve pressure. we do have to have a water at a specific temperature, 92 and 98 degrees. that helps the muscles relax. we see people not the very agile on land and when they get into the water they're able to move more freely. >> my level pain is at a five and it lasts for a few days. how can it get any better than this? >> so he want to show you some pictures. march for women. this is at tralfagar square. we've seen a lot of times up signs as well and interesting, this is coming before international womens day but also as the oscars are tonight, the time's up movement should be present there. >> this is just not something that's an issue in the united states. this is an issue that's resonating with women and people all around the world and london, england is justif

let's head back to the floor of new york stock exchange to check in with trader keith bliss.e is the senior vice president for goodness, kotne and company. got to get my italian and company. so what was it like down there? was there a lot of screaming? people ripping out their hair? what was it like? >> unfortunately the way our markets trade today with lot of electronics and other various ways to access the market without old paper, pencil and pad, it is pretty controlled like we've always been in gyrations past couple months but certainly a lot more action we saw once the announcement dropped that tariffs of 25% on steel and 10% as you said aluminum would hit the market. our sister trading floor, right behind the booth here of fox business booth is the options floor. they were certainly very active. melissa: they were smoking. >> there was a lot of yelling, screaming over there. certainly equity traders picking up cues from there. like most selloffs. pretty controlled. machines do a lot of trading. we have it manage our positions effectively, fet ahead of it for clients. me

. >> that sounds like 57 days of bliss, right? isn't that the number you put on it?> yes. >> reporter: but you know what they say if it sounds too good to be true, it usually is. prince charming was not so charming. turns out the good doctor's medical background was hardly professional. fired from two different residency programs. one where supervisors found him a threat to patient safety. >> when i hear, "he has a medical degree," i immediately think, "oh, well, where is he practicing medicine?" nowhere. >> reporter: by the time he met valerie, the only surgery he was doing was cutting himself off from creditors by filing for bankruptcy. and in the romance department? a checkered history as well for example his first wife, annie. >> we would fight, fight, fight, and love, love, love, fight, fight, fight, love, love, love. it was just -- it was one of those relationships that people are like, "god, they're crazy, but they're their crazy, and we love that." >> reporter: but after 11 years, annie must have had enough crazy. she filed for divorce and would later press c

investors have been getting mike bliss on the dollar, they have just been getting less bearish.t divergence might start to shift when we had the one of five handle. keep an eye on that. taking a look at the 10 year treasury yields. we are at 2.8%. you pointed out that kuroda had an impact on dollar-yen. that has made the jgb rise. with the drop that we have seen in recent days, we did actually make minor retracement. thank you very much for that. continuity is the key. we now have at the bank of korea. --will be reunited reappointed as the bank of korea governor. south korea expects lead to to manage the be ok. we have strength in the korean won this morning because of u.s. tariffs. expect, south korea expects lee to manage the bank of korea stably. that is what to be important in terms of continuity and stability. you have a continued rise in the value of the won this morning. .05%.up by continuity. south korea says lee is an expert on monetary policy. currencies are the prisons in which we work with these markets this morning. the u.k. prime minister will today tie herself to

bliss and she explains my dad really good like him.t having fun. >>> and if you want to save a bee, since we're talking about saving things, this little girl in the uk decided to save a bee and nurse it back to health. and little olivia there, it looks like t >>> this morning on "world news now" multiple reports of suspicious packages sent around washington d.c. at least one tested positive for black powder. >>> and stormy daniels makes changes to her lawsuit as the white house reacts to the interview seen by more than 20 million people. >>> what could be north korea leader's surprise trip to china. >> this video shows his motorcade speeding through the streets. could it have anything to do with kim jung-un's highly anticipated meeting with president trump later this spring? >>> and when your uncle really starts letting loose at your wedding, things might start to get weird but when that uncle is former president george w. bush, anything can happen. this tuesday, march 27th. >> let's do this thing. >> announcer: from abc news, this is