here somewhere. >> reporter: for the record, gregory has yet to go to work on bag number 44 from bridget's cottage. he will. where are you going to put it? >> that's a good question. i don't know. >> reporter: a quandary brought on by an uncommonly kind gesture by a village potter taking the remnants of pain and making beauty from t way beauty from it. >>> president trump is prepared to allow the release of a controversial memo that apparently challenges the credibility of the fbi. the memo, authored by staffers under republican house intelligence chairman devin nunes alleges that the power in was abused in obtaining a fisa warrant. the fbi says it has grave concerns. but house speaker paul ryan says the document is government oversight. >> it's congress doing its job in conducting legitimate oversight. >> democrats have asked house speaker ryan to stop the release of the memo with house minority leader nancy pelosi demanding nunes step down from the intelligence committee. >>> the last couple months there has been a rise in discussion about sexual misconduct following cases involving harv

bridget everett and i were talking about how much we love our jobs and -- >> stephen: you and who? everett and i were talking about how much we love our dogs and i went too far to say what i would do to make my dog happy and it didn't translate and went too far. ( laughter ) i was flirting with larry david all night but very one-sided. i'm obsessed with hi, he's not obsessed with me. >> stephen: he's dead. what is wrong with that man? >> amy comes and grabs me after the ceremony and says let's go up and talk about life and love and her giant decision she made. we go to the roof and she's talking. and i said, amy, every minute i'm here, larry could be leaving and she said you're an unending (bleep), but go downstairs. >> stephen: does larry know this crush? >> i feel like -- um, yes, but i don't have his number and he doesn't flirt back with me which is just like fuel for me. that just gets me going. >> stephen: you like a challenge? >> yeah. i love rum! big rum guy turns out. i didn't know. >> stephen: somewhere in america larry david just did this! ( laughter ) we have to take a l

the happy ending bridget was hoping for when she too decided to move forward as a single mom. last year she defrosted her 11 eggs and fertilized them with sperm from a donor. >> nine defrosted. from nine being defrosted, six fertilized. in a week i was down to one. >> reporter: that one embryo didn't make it. >> i was screaming, crying. you think, it won't happen to me. of course my eggs will work. >> reporter: she wants women to fully understand their own fertility and the limits of technology. >> it can be a long road. a sad road. and you really need look at eggs freezing as not just a segmented part but a wholistic story of, it doesn't always work. >> reporter: her story does have a happy ending though. today at 45, she is five and a half months pregnant with a baby girl thanks to donor eggs and sperm. >> hearing her heartbeat, that changes everything. >> reporter: grateful for medical technology, even if it is not the exact technology she planned for. >> she's all cuddled up. >> i'm glad it worked out for her. >>> actress reese witherspoon is coming back to town. >> she is

here somewhere. >> reporter: for the record, gregory has yet to go to work on bag number 44 from bridget'sage. he will. where are you going to put it? >> that's a good question. i don't know. >> reporter: a quandary brought on by an uncommonly kind gesture by a village potter taking the remnants of pain and making beauty from t way beauty from it. >>> president trump is prepared to allow the release of a controversial memo that apparently challenges the credibility of the fbi. the memo, authored by staffers under republican house intelligence chairman devin nunes alleges that the power in was abused in obtaining a fisa warrant. the fbi says it has grave concerns. but house speaker paul ryan says the document is government oversight. >> it's congress doing its job in conducting legitimate oversight. >> democrats have asked house speaker ryan to stop the release of the memo with house minority leader nancy pelosi demanding nunes step down from the intelligence committee. >>> the last couple months there has been a rise in discussion about sexual misconduct following involving harvey weinstei

twitter accounts meanwhile a london times headline says twitter admits russian trolls posted about bridget the first paragraph then reveals there were only forty nine suspicious accounts radio talk show host of john gaunt told us the meddling claims may be just a wild goose chase. this is a farce these m.p.'s went all the way to washington to question didn't understand how the internet works they could have got them on a skype call and question the aides fossil crew on issue a waste of my taxpayers' money and it's very very annoying it's a joke in an almost strangled route fashion following questions and one of the waiting to listen to the answers you know well i don't think the british public care they know why people voted for breakfast let's just get over it and accept democracy that does it for me my colleague colin bray will be in about thirty five minutes with a full look at your news you're watching arts international glad to have you with us. it's in american interests to not see any russians die in terrorist attacks as it is in russian interest to prevent any terrorist attacks in

and then in april, we will have a hearing, and i think bridget, did we decide it's going to be the same day as the commission meeting? yes? no [ inaudible ] >> okay. well, in april, there's a joint hearing, and this is legislative. there's a joint hearing between the commission and the oversight and advisory committee of the dignity fund, and so that's when we'll be hearing of the report and recommendations, so that's a really important meeting. hopefully, everyone will be here for that. i think that's the end of my report. >> thank you. any comments or questions from shireen from the commission? >> yes, i have a question. >> commissioner lang. >> was there a compendium bill at the local level that commissioner farrell was -- >> yes. i left that out of my talk. so mayor farrell and london breed -- president breed -- i think today president breed was going to introduce legislation to move the representation -- the legal representation for conservatorship from the district attorney's office to the city attorney's office. and essentially that's because it's her feeling that -- you know, an

it's also a chance for us to visit scour own representatives, so bridget's helping us, and we're workingle visits with them as well that day. so locally, i just wanted to talk a -- well, just mention that the reframing ageing presentation that we had last -- in january hopefully some of you were able to be there. it was really well received. i think the presentation was short, and people wanted more, but it really -- i think really does give us a good framework for talking about ageing, how we're all ageing, using different framework to make sure we're getting our message out about ageing and about the -- i guess looking at it in a more positive light, getting away from things like, you know, demographic cliffs, for instance, or silver tsunami and making this everyone's issue, so how do we age gracefully and help others to do so gracefully. i'm continuing to work with the medi fund and working with others to try to figure out how to start using this information in you believe approximate, how do we start letting people know about our services, and also doing something around a positive a

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bridget, bernadette's, all of the b's, they are all here.it until you see what is coming up. they just unloaded two big bus load from his cardinal o'hara they are in the back having some breakfast. party's in the over on to 10:00 o'clock here at the empire. sueby has the forecast in 15 seconds... >>> 7:48. cloud are lingering but rain is gone. we have rain in virginia. but we do not to have worry about it after that dreary, dreary weekend. things will be improving slowly throughout the day today but temperatures are in the chilly 40's to start. we will top off at 55 degrees later on look at tuesday and wednesday upper 50's pretty nice this time of the year, rain on thursday, lingers into friday and then clears up in time mike and alex for first weekend of march. >> fantastic. >> people on twitter have just told me that the locals over there in ireland pea on the blaine stone at night and they don't wash it, they don't power wash it or anything. >> you don't want to mess it up. >> my friend put sanitizer on her lips. >> we will see what happe

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the headlines this one reads twitter has finally conceded that russian accounts tried to influence bridget but the article goes on to admit this is based on just a few dozen twitter accounts meanwhile the london times headline says twitter admits that russian trolls posted about drugs that the first paragraph then reveals there were only forty nine suspicious accounts radio talk show host john gaunt told us the meddling claims may be just a wild goose chase this is a fox these m.p.'s went all the way to washington to question didn't understand how the internet works they could have got them on a skype call a question the aides soko an issue a waste of my taxpayers' money and it's very very annoying it's a joke they are almost kind of fashion firing questions and one of the waiting to listen to the answers you know well i think the british public they know why people voted for let's just get over it and accept democracy. a recap of our top story a plane carrying sixty five passengers and six crew members has crashed outside moscow there are no survivors the aircraft operated by set off airl

country collaborated with nazi germany during the second world war specifically the legislation bridget's references the wartime nazi death camps in the country as polish as violating the law face up to three years behind bars an advisor to the polish president defended the legislation claiming that israelis are ashamed of their own role and supposed sentiments in israel comes from the feeling of shame and the passivity of the jews during the holocaust more than three million jews lived in poland before the second world war eighty five percent were killed during the conflict around one million jews were killed in the auschwitz birkenau concentration camp built in poland under nazi occupation former u.s. diplomat jim jeffries says the problem is both poles and israelis view history soley from their own perspective. well look i think what we have here is a clash of nationalisms that obviously the israelis and the jewish people see the events of world war two through the lens of their suffering what happened to them and the people in poland have a somewhat different recollection of it based

this was probably how bridget to venture called the bug she'd already been tormented with diarrhea for a week when she suddenly couldn't get up in the morning and her feet had gone numb . and when her son took her to hospital the neurologists had an immediate suspicion bare a syndrome a complication of campaign a back to infection. syndrome causes rapid paralysis it typically starts as a beat and then spread slowly back in the legs and later the hands which better called. an examination of her cerebral spinal fluid confirmed the suspicion that doctors discovered antibodies that can trigger paralysis. at the beginning of every infection the body produces antibodies that set about destroying the pathogen. unfortunately the surface of campell are back to closely resembles that of our nerve insulation tissue in the worst cases the antibodies confuse the sheath with the bacteria and destroy it the patient suffers neuralgic pain and paralysis. puts in there are patients who go from feeling perfectly well to being completely paralyzed inside three to four days the answer is typically very rap

they said i am like also when they realized this for me oh and they were just like bridget waiting and sample and they came and they told us like like thirty minutes later that all those like everything was clear around but like we're not going to let you out like right now because it's weeks to clear all the school everybody was just trying to reach out to their friends and their family. how much harm i just like feel various kinds of loss because like i don't know what so really they were like oh it's weird to like so stuff because like it's just now we have fun so me and i just don't think that going to school is going to be like the same up there with fun. police have identified their main suspect as nicholas cruz a nineteen year old former student of the school who was expelled from it for disciplinary reasons police said that he was armed with a semiautomatic rifle and had multiple magazines cruz has confessed to police he carried out the shooting as a result has been charged with seventeen counts of premeditated murder fellow students have described the suspect as being troubled

see you put him over the i'm close but don't miss my feel to move dimaggio or for the oh my mother bridget of the renewal comes from. surfing demeanor will some day in cinemas or a movie that's part of the deal for the dog for us yes for us lord. duke of shooting people yelling would someone with mr you're going to show it to be cool almost as a priest ideations requesting them for them to shoot with lethal well what you could give that would usually the nation as we see would use d.c. just as most always clear some of the best in the fight for the middle someone to be so. feel on a hot day in a genuinely able bottle mosaddeq in china six oyur. area . an estimated eighty two feral since underage refugees are now living in greece. you know still more go. to your home in there you go for doing. so many sell their bodies just to make ends meet it's. always in the second or the one the second on again and all the sins in that as helpless as in their lifetimes but it. also has turned to dealing drugs to make a living. the rest of us in the legend of blood runs a little. they would have been. lo

smith and searching for contemporary philosophers like thosear wonderfulaw austrian karel poppr and bridget hayek, believe that the good society cannot be based on the concept of virtue is enticing is amazing. the contrary they knew that virtue centric society from sparta inn ancient greece to the medieval monasteries in europe the 20th century communism and fascism were almost invariably despotic society which crushed humanity in an oppressive and forgiving concept of quote the good. societies based on freedom might aim for less lofty aims and allow for a great deal of senseless but increasing space for what memorably called experiments in living they allowed the humans. two. it parish. i cannot emphasize enough that freedom is to be at all fmeaningful and must allow forn extraordinary amount of failure, utility, stupidity and ugliness. we start businesses that more often than not fail. we enter marriages that half the time and into force. the experiment drugs in indulgent drink and some of us end up as attics and rex. floor money on slot machines. we traffic and crazy conspiracies and exp

. >> good afternoon, commissioners and director and bridget. before getting started i wanted to point out a small correction on the face sheet of the commission packet memo, very small point about the contingency fund and in one spot it says 375 and underneath that it's 275, $337,500 is the corret figure so if anyone had noticed that and wanted to point that out. >> thank you. >> sure. i'm here to request authorization for that $75,000 modification to the grant to shanti. the moneys are being provided by the community living fund and will increase animal bonding services to isolated gay, lesbian and bisexual and trans seniors, especially those at risk for institutionalization. with the moneys the community living fund expresses its support of the programs that address isolation in the lgbt older adult and disabled community. as part of the growing awareness of isolation and loneliness for seniors and people with disabilities in the lgbt community and given the 2014 recommendations of the aging policy task force, shanti developed two programs ta

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be american bridget securing him to third so obviously fantastic results for her and another memorable day for kind of another gold for them of course but how does team germany because they've also done really well that's right team germany are doing incredibly well they've got twenty three medals and eleven of which are gold and in fact today day eleven they had a clean sweep in the nordic combined. combines a ski jump and a cross-country race and if we let's not forget that on day ten they actually won gold in the bobsled and they've also won a gold in the fifteen fifteen kilometer must start by off alone to just make you a sport so big big big big for germany and it's great to see has to be said definitely great to see public on a more sober note there was a more serious headline coming from dale legan which was another failed doping test that's right it's really unfortunate that we really we need to be speaking of this now this follows on of course from alexander christian. speaking about him actually yesterday of course a russian athlete who tested positive for mel dhoni in the se

host: bridget, thank you for calling, and thank you for everyone who has called in.ashington journal heirs seven seven days a- airs week. we tomorrow on saturday. in the meantime, we hope that you enjoy your day. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org]

bridget van colington right pronunciation? senior vice president of ibm.t you will create a lab for blockchain technology and how you can apply blockchain for real life. is that what you're up to? >> 18 months ago we stood up business driving blockchain for our clients. ibm if you think about our company, helps our clients use innovative economy to make business work better. the technology behind brit coin basically is shared ledger where multiple patients in an exchange have an immutable record which is able to change over time with the contract t can be seen instantly. because it is immutable it can be trusted between many parties and also permission so only people see what you want them to see. the business model implications are huge. stuart: give me an example how you at ibm could use blockchain technology, nothing to do with crypt toe currencies. how do you apply it to real life so i can understand this. >> there are many, many use cases and investments we stood up for blockchain but some fantastically powerful once, for instance the joint venture we

we are waiting for the bridget -- british government. parliament is in recess this week. are getting -- fanning out. last week there was a meeting of the war cabinet that was supposed to thrash out a negotiation. we had -- last week saying this transition agreement is a -- johnson making his valentine's day speech tomorrow. he will make the case for brexit. later in the week we have mrs. may herself at a security conference in munich talking about security arrangements but also more information there. still not the official paper. the europeans are clamoring for more clarity. the big question is why haven't we done it yet? -- shel can't reconcile still can't reconcile the different parts of her party. tom: i've got to come up with a valentine's day speech as well. that was a beautiful summary about how confused people are with this soap opera. who has the upper hand? who has the power? the united kingdom against europe or the european union against the british? david: it depends on who you speak to. davos ofreports in mrs. merkel saying you are the ones leaving, you come

host: bridget in iowa, independent line. caller: hi, good morning. morning.aller: you just mentioned an and thatout california family members could petition the courts to get rid of right to bear arms. is there a law that went into you mention that law? host: i'll have to find the story and see if i can pull it the house comes in for its pro forma. why do you think it is important to note? if a person gets their guns taken away, wouldn't they in the 702, as well fisahen they are put in the courts, kind of a way? i don't know, maybe not fisa on the terrorist list? host: i don't know if the story rom the washington times will go in that deep and ask those questions. check it out at the times i believe you want, washingtontimes.com, website, if you want to find it there. patrick, in shawnee, oklahoma, republican line. good morning. i believe all these callers are oncerned for america and are great americans. let me prove my point about trump. they t to help israel, ill have capital in jerusalem, i don't think putin was happy with that, that shows me trump s snea

where we see blue, that includes most of europe's sustained —— staying sub zero but on the uk to bridgetung people in her hometown of newcastle. today, a new centre in her name, supported by the prince's trust opens in the city, and brea kfast‘s jayne mccubbin is there. good morning and good morning from eve ryo ne good morning and good morning from everyone here, good morning. good morning. let me do a brief introduction, these people, these are cheryl's people, good morning, the prince's trust people, a joint venture with the prince's trust and these people are the most important people, these are the young people who are going to benefit from this centre, a joint venture between cheryl's trust and the prince's trust, have a look at this film. newcastle's girl is coming home, and here's the reason why. this is cheryl's centre where step—by—step, day by day, they want to make lives better. this brand—new £2 million centre is a joint venture with the prince's trust. because she's kind of grown up in this area, she can see young people in this area face a lot of challenges. it's difficult

host: bridget, thank you for calling, and thank you for everyone who has called in. washington journal heirs seven seven days a- airs week. we tomorrow on saturday. in the meantime, we hope that you enjoy your day. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> live at the u.s. were both the house and senate will meet in pro forma sessions. the senate meeting at 11:00 a.m. eastern. four:use will gavel in at 30 eastern. speculation continues as to whether the house intelligence committee will release the republican memo alleging fbi misconduct. we will get an update on this morning's "washington journal." going to start off with billy house, the congressional correspondent for bloomberg news. good morning, mr. house. thank you for joining us. take it from the top. explain to our viewers what this memo is all about and why it has become so controversial? guest: the memo is a four-page document based on classified material