yeah, you are my themselves sisters now even though kimberly and brittany only met a week ago.national military medical center in bethesda. >> the story behind it is just -- it blows my mind. >> reporter: kimberly came here five months ago from her home in kentucky suffering from crippling kidney disease. >> i've been praying for so long, you know, and he answered moo you prayers. >> reporter: her outlook changed when this pamphlet arrived in the mail advertising walter reed's transplant program an offer to military families. >> and we pay for everything. food, lodging, travel and i sat there and i'm like, it's true? this is too good to be true. >> reporter: after coming to walter reed and its highly regarded transplant center kimberly made this appeal on facebook. >> transplant team told me social media, you know, get it later i got a message saying i'm o blood type. i'll be willing to be tested. >> reporter: back home in utah, brittany got wind of kimberly's desperation and agreed to give up one of her kidneys. >> they sent me a blood kit and i sent them some blood back. they

we sat down with a pitch perfect actress brittany snow in cannes with an urban warfare movie called "bushwick." ♪ >> in the musical pitch perfect to an urban warfare movie the american actress brittany snow is in cannes to promote another side to her talents. a military force from texas invades the hip neighborhood of brooklyn in new york in an attempt to cess eide from the united states. ♪ >> "bushwick" seems far removed from reality. how pertinent is it in the current political climate? >> i don't think that it's that far fetched. i think that's why this movie is really raising a lot of questions, because although it seems out of the norm and crazy to think there would be an uprising or seceding from the united states, it isn't that far from the truth to think that maybe that could happen. this is a cautionary tale. and i think this is really showing what happens when people don't unite, especially in their country, and use their defenses o divide them. >> it is a very difficult role. you actually hurt yourself while shooting. >> i did. >> what happened? >> well, i thought for a sec

this is rewarding for brittany because she has a firsthand experience. she entered the system when she was 7. she said being able to work with children who had similar experience to hers is life changing. she and her husband also provide a loving home to their two foster daughters. i'm grateful that i can spend time today with brittany and hear about her positive experience with foster care. her adopted family build built a strong foundation for her to achieve success in her own life. mr. speaker, this is what foster care is all about. i thank brittany for being here today sharing her story and helping so many children overcome similar obstacles. congratulations, brittany, we're all very proud of your success. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for

with them come out minister minister who is also from brittany.o show that he is not alone and he is asked by the prime heard in this report. the pressure keeps piling up because we are seeing reports. there is nothing illegal, it seems. there are clear questions about whether his companions, his ex-wives, his children benefited from his management in this private insurance company and if there are more reports the pressure could become unbearable and he could either resign himself or be forced to resign by the prime minister and more importantly by the president. really a key lieutenant for emmanuel macron. ofwas the secretary-general his movement. he played a key role in deciding who would run in the forthcoming parliamentary election. this is why it's a difficult decision that emmanuel macron will have to make soon. genie: it makes it all the more embarrassing for macron who made cleaning up corruption of his campaign. >> yes. this was announced during the campaign. they would be the first bill presented to the weekly cabinet. it was supposed t

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brittany set to be forced out the day of the murder.livering this message to simpson in court on behalf of her mother. >> the family and everybody involved in this situation just hopes that you'll tell the truth. it's time to just tell the truth and be honest. >> so they just want her to be honest with the family. while she was telling police that fabricated story she turned to her mother and blamed her mother for not locking the doors. >> blaming her mother in that situation as well. okay. all right. thanks, linzie. >>> coming up on our big board, why the new miss usa, a nuclear scientist is facing backlash. >>> how police can bust distracted drivers on their phone driving but does it put your privacy at risk? we'll talk about that when we come back in two minutes. we'll talk about that when we come back in two minutes. hit it! ♪ ♪ now look what you made me do ♪ ♪ you and me baby it takes two ♪ ♪ bringing new moves to the old school ♪ ♪ time for the whole world to enjoy the view ♪ ♪ we can go left they can go right ♪ ♪ save me a dance

(steve) chief meteorologist brittany shipp is here with your complete forecast. a cooling trend can be expected through friday as high pressure weakens and the marine influence increases. minor warming is then expected during the upcoming weekend into early next week as high pressure returns to the west coast. gúw (man) hmm. what do you think? ♪ (stranger) good mornin'! ♪ (store p.a.) attention shoppers, there's a lost couple in the men's department. (vo) there's a great big un-khaki world out there. explore it in a subaru crosstrek. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >> why was ariana grande targeted? >> they hate women. they even hate little girls. >> then. >> concern over concerts across the usa and the angel who's become an icon of the tragedy, worldwide tributes to the fallen. >> plus, what happened the night a terrorist came to the mall. >> multiple people stabbed. >> the stabbing spree and the hero in hot pursuit, their final showdown caught on video. >> all of a sudden he jumped up and charged at me. >> then the bill cosby trial. >> jurors chosen i

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(steve) chief meteorologist brittany shipp is here with your complete forecast. a cooling trend can be expected through friday as high pressure weakens and the marine influence increases. minor warming is then expected during the upcoming weekend into early next week as high pressure returns to the west coast. [ birds chirping ] [ inhales, exhales ] [ announcer ] cigarettes are not just dangerous when they're smoked. [ rat squeaking ] they're dangerous long after. cigarette butts are toxic. they release chemicals that poison our water... and harm wildlife. and millions... are polluting our environment. [ sniffing ] [ seagulls squawking ] (man) hmm. ♪hat do you think? (stranger) good mornin'! ♪ (store p.a.) attention shoppers, there's a lost couple in the men's department. (vo) there's a great big un-khaki world out there. explore it in a subaru crosstrek. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >> hey, that's my car. lady versus carjacker, hanging on for dear life. >> this is not happening to me today. >>> then, first video of the ariana grande terrorist bomber

brittany. which is one of the highest regions to vote for macron, a huge majority.hank you for coming m, interesting, thank you for coming in, we appreciate your analysis. i used to live in brittany. you did? that is for i am from,! you should go for coffee. great coastline. we have a life page dedicated to all of this analysis. many leaders congratulating emmanuel macron. stay tuned to bbc news — we'll have plenty more from france throughout the day. in just over an hour, both emmanuel macron and the outgoing president — francois hollande — will attend a ceremony commemorating the end of the second world war. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news... facebook has broadened its campaign to raise awareness about fake news, by publishing adverts in the uk press. the adverts carry a list of ten things to look out for when deciding if a story is genuine. they include checking the article date and website address, as well as making sure it isn't intended as satire. facebook is under fresh political pressure to tackle fake news in the run up to the

row on her second nine of the day to stand one stroke ahead of three compatriots, gerina piller, brittanyonto the world number one ranking, shared fifth two strokes adrift of thompson. there's one game in the nhl play—offs later on thursday. nashville predators host anaheim ducks in game 4 of the western conference finals. the predators lead the best of seven series 2—1. 1—0 up after the first period. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello there. well, the rain arrived earlier than forecast across the south—east of england during thursday afternoon and has continued to move slowly northwards. but brought a very wet night for the south—east of england, east anglia, the east midlands, and getting in towards the north—east of england by friday morning. further west, though, it's clearer skies. any showers died away. and a touch of frost in one or two places. but less cold in the south—east because of cloud cover. so, first thing friday, then, it's a lovely bright start in many northern and western areas. showers never too far away, though, for the north and west and

. >> brittany was diagnosed with motor control issues and auditory processing disorder. >> it was not heard the word autism. >> before tennis, she did not have any friends. she always loves her brother. now, aj started tennis, brittany wanted to start tennis. >> love it. >> she picked up the racket and with coaching and repetitions, she started winning. >> good job. >> when she plays with competition, they pair her up with men. >> she also competes against people without disabilities. >> a lot of fun. >> it has helped her improve her social skills. >> being out there and being able to be more independent and think for herself, that has changed her life. >> cnn report, doctor sanjay. >> good job. >>> president trump firing james comey and his tweet threatening the fbi director. there are something in the russian investigation worrying the president. this week, the president did not want to elaborate on his suggestion that there maybe taped conversations between him and comey. >> what about the idea that in a tweet you said that there maybe tape recordings? >> i won't talk about that. a

openly xenophobic and racist platform, faced protests thursday as she visited a trucking company in brittany. protesters shouted, "out you fascists!" and threw eggs at le pen hitting her once in the , head. meanwhile, activists with greenpeace unfurled a giant banner on the eiffel tower in paris friday emblazoned with france's national motto, "liberte egalite fraternite" and hashtag #resist, calling on voters to reject le pen and her party. we'll have more on the french elections after headlines. in mexico, the committee to protect journalists blasted president enrique peÑa nieto for failing to shield media workers, saying criminal gangs and corrupt officials use kidnap and murder with impunity to silence critics. this is cpj coordinator carlos lauria. >> the reality is that violence against journalists is a problem that does beyond journalism. it is affecting fundamental human rights of all mexicans, including journalists and reporters. it is inhibiting the possibility that mexicans openly debate the problems that the flicks society and indirectly it is also affecting the stability of the c

distance, he jumped out of his truck, got down on one knee, and popped the question to his girlfriend, brittany fox. she's excited. she said yes. and the couple got quite eye photo to remember the moment -- quite a photo to remember the moment. >> she's looking in his eyes and the ring and then, oh, look -- >> one eye on him and one on the funnel cloud. by the way, there's no damage reported from the tornado. good thing. >>> locked up and alone. a pennsylvania father is charged with leaving three children including a newborn home alone. at 5:45, hear what police say caused the man to leave his kids that way and what a trooper did to save them. >>> after months of performances across the country and philadelphia, america's most famous circus is about to have its absolute final performance this weekend. introducing the fios gigabit connection with download speeds up to 940 megs that are 20x faster and more powerful than most people have. incredibly, it's $79.99 a month for one year. comcast charges you $89.99 for a triple play that only offers 200 megs speeds. switch to the most powerful internet

marine le pen, of the far—right front national, is in brittany. jim make of it? i got all the way through it. -- did you make of it. we are back in our favourite spot in paris, and many people are talking about that debate last night, did it do anything to shift public opinion. we can find out. let's talk a little more about how the performance of each candidate was received here with anne—elisabeth moutet, a paris—based columnist for the sunday telegraph. it was a pretty fiery affair. yes, they had no dignity left by the end of the debate. and the moderators had no dignity left, because they we re had no dignity left, because they were not there. it left a sour taste in the mouth of everyone, because thatis in the mouth of everyone, because that is not how we figured the presidential election would go. there was very few arguments that had to do with actual platforms and there was a great deal of affirmation on both sides that they would solve all the problems. she scored one head against macron to do with islamic terrorism, and he said that she

representative eric swalwell and his wife brittany say eric nelson swalwell was born last night in sanon. baby nelson as they called him weighed in at 7 pounds 15 ounces. he's adorable. congratulations. >> and congratulations to cory, he married his fiance at city hall. nice picture. they celebrated with family. the team tweeted out these pictures and we certainly wish them well. >> beautiful pictures. look like movie starz. all right, well, since we're all being happy we're going to continue that theme with finney's friday free stuff. >> michael is here with -- what is that? >> let's start about yucking it up. we got some free tickets, the punch line to robert hawkins performance next week, 250 viewers are going to get in on this. $23 value per ticket, robert hawkins works as a story editor for the fox comedy show tigtus. you know his work. it's a crack up. i love going there. we have two free tickets to two free entries to the treasure island flea. have you been to this thing? it is a party. it is great, great food, great beverages. a lot of stuff to buy. it's really fun. we're going

xenophobic and racist platform, faced protests thursday as she campaigned at a trucking company in brittanyprotesters shouted, "out you fascists!" and threw eggs at le pen hitting her once in the , head. le pen has called for france to crack down on immigration and leave the european union. for more, we go to paris where we're joined by yasser louati, french human rights and civil liberties activist and researcher. it is good to have you with us. can you talk about the significance of this runoff election this weekend? actually, theon past 35 years, in 2002 there was a huge demonstration against the arrival of marine le pen's father in the second round of the election. that is what you do not see that many mass movements. that is not happening out of a coincidence. is a point of convergence from the far left to the far right. they can disagree on anything, but when it comes to stigmatizing -- everyone agrees. theher example is that ththree openly religious candidates, altogether, 46% of the vote during the first round. regardless of whether marine le pen makes it to the presidential palace,

ms le pen has now gone to brittany to begin herfinal days of campaigning.ow the gap with her opponent. james reynolds, bbc news, paris. our top story this lunchtime. the duke of edinburgh is to retire from public duties this autumn. buckingham palace says the decision was made by prince philip himself — and has the full support of the queen. and still to come. tracked from space — how british scientists are using satellite images to count the entire population of the northern royal albatross. coming up in sport in the next 15 minutes on bbc news: usain bolt tells us about the legacy he hopes to leave behind — and why he won't change his mind about retiring. a surfer who was rescued after spending 32 hours clinging to his board in the irish sea has said he had prepared himself to die. speaking exclusively to the bbc, 22—year—old matthew bryce told of his relief at being spotted by the coastguard helicopter. he said when it first flew over, he thought it had missed him. our ireland correspondent, chris buckler, has been talking to matthew bryce in the ulster

brittany boccher was at the white house earlier where mike pence met with every branch of the servicer was also commemorated for her work with military families. >>> and now the historic jail will reopen today. the building has been undergoing renovations for several years and was home to runaway sleeves and moonshiners. runaway slaves and moonshineres. >> we restored it back to the original look of 1822. one slave tried to burn his way out. he started a fire in the window to try to burn the window out. he was unsuccessful, though. >> so many stories there are now plans to learn more by going to our nbc4 washington page. i just love the nuggets of information. while we cover the information, it is fun to see stuff like this. >> we have a lot of historic sites around the region as we start off this saturday morning. i'm growing webbed feet. >> i can tell. >> walking funny. as we have the rain that is continuing. we had about three quarters an inch since yesterday. now it is exiting virginia and crossing into pennsylvania. here's the hour-by-hour timing. by 10:00 this morning, just the

a reception next door in honor of the ed meese award winner and i want to thank michael tee lin, brittany walker, the rest of the fabulous rnla staff. [ applause ] >> they did a great job putting on this conference. we could not have done temperature without them. is also want to thank the rest of the rnla officers, manny, kim kenneth reid, elliot's here some where are where. everybody else on the board of governor's, you all chipped in and made this a success and last and most certainly not least, point of personal privilege, hi, rex, hi, mary weather, i hope you enjoyed sikh seeing daddy ton tv. thanks a lot, everybody. [ applause ] . [ indistinct conversations j. >>> sunday night on after words, physician and journalist elizabeth rosenthal examines the business side of healthcare in her book "an american sickness" how healthcare became big business and how you can take it back. dr. rosenthal is interviewed by dr. david blumenthal president of the common wealth fund. >> i was wondering if your book gave you any thoughts about whether healthcare is a free market, whether we can solve our

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let's look at programs and reduce spending brittany be.nate duplicate of programs, programs no longer affect did. i read their son of the budget proposals as well as savings. they make a lot of sense when they found the very same program. they will try and change against every single demographic out there. >> let me ask you, looking at this budget released as we watch president trump overseas. they are indicative of that. why you think the white house released a budget on this monumental trip? >> this is a broad outline to get to work with the government shut down about the democrats graced south, without touching social security part of what will make president trump's budget proposal successful in balancing the budget in 10 years is to make sure you get tax reform through on the about medicare overhaul. they get to work. i may be abroad, but you've got to do your job. lauren: thank you for your time this morning. nicole: on president trump in italy. we will also keep an eye in the markets after four days of gains for the dow. dow futures

her name is brittany boccher from little rock, arkansas. earlier this week she was at the white house where mike pence met with the nominees from every branch of the service. boccher was commended for her work on behalf of military families with special needs. >>> well, you can now get a glimpse into the past in prince william county. the historic jail will reopen in bristow today. the building has been undergoing renovations for several years. and get this, it was home for runaway slaves horse thieves and moonshiners. >> the primary process was to restore the entire jail back to its original look in 1822. one of the slaves tried to burn his way out than to face trial. he started to a fire near the window but he was unsuccessful. >> there are so many stories attached to this jail. and so we want to tell you all the more about it. so you can find out more history by just simply heading to the nbc washington facebook page because that is where we posted a link to the entire story. >> that's great. 9:18 is the time on this saturday. tom kierei

four people are still in the hospital, and is there a special education teacher brittany jake she's in critical condition. a link is on my fox philly.com >>> philadelphia police officer is in custody accused of a road rage incident, a story you saw first right here on fox 29. twenty-second district veteran officer rod scott faces numerous charges after turning himself in yesterday. they is right there. police say scott was driving his motorcycle last june on north broad street when he was struck by a car were four people inside. he was off-duty at the time. scott allegedly fired three shots at the car, one going right through a lobby window at temple hospital. no one was hurt. >>> police have found a toddler lock inside of a wooden cage, this happened in north manheim township in schuylkill county a hundred miles from here. they also found if you can believe this two more did in the home a new born baby girl and baby brother all alone in the house. police arrested the father, 37 year-old cecil kutz facing child endangerment charges. those children have been taken into custody of the co

brittany just turned 10 years is, aiden is seven, cameron five. this afternoon, aiden will be performing in her school's spring play. this is a busy day for our family. as ame is my parents come mentioned my brother, matt. my father has run a small business in the bronx for nearly 40 years. my mother is a retired schoolteacher. they raised my brother and me on long island in a town they still live. my parents inspired us by their example and instilled in us their commitment to hard work, education, and service. everything else has followed from that. i'm also proud to have with me another devoted mother and grandmother, my mother-in-law, who has come down to the hearing. uncle, aer is susan's judge who appeared before this committee nearly 23 years ago after president clinton nominated him to serve on the southern district of new york. the judge has served with greatest nation in the decades that followed and is well known in new york as one of the hardest working judges on the bench. i'm grateful, too, that he has found the time to come down to d

brian and brittany schear sent their teenage son home on an earlier flight, and wanted to use his seat to travel in a car seat. however, they were told, the toddler had to ride in their lap. they told them they would be arrested and their kids put in foster care if they didn't comply. >> what blew me away was when they said, if you don't give the seat up, you're going to go to jail, your wife is going to go to jail and they'll take your kids away from you. >> all right, now, here's where things get confusing. children under the age of 2, yes, they can ride in a parents' lap, but the faa recommends they go in a car seat for safety reasons. now, in the video, you just saw, schear said they bought the seat for his son, but they changed it. the issue here, is that in nearly all cases, you cannot transfer tickets from one person's name to delta's website states that name changes are never permitted be the reason for that is security. and as for the comment about being taken off and going to jail and putting the kids in foster care, a law expert said yes you can be fined for insulting flight

in the crash and still in the hospital and serious injuries and that special education teachers brittany jacobs is in critical condition. link to that go fund me is on our web site fox 29.com. >>> 4:11. amtrak engineer who turned himself in. >> still ahead here on "good day philadelphia" what lies ahead foreman behind deadly derailment outside philadelphia that killed eight people and injured dozens more , bob kelly. >>> 4:11. we have gas lake in cherry hill, new jersey all taking place along route 70 just up the street from ponzios, there is a live look, you can see the gas coming up on from left lane along route zero seven in cherry hill. steve's live. we will have details when we come right back. oo, yeah. are you ready for a rush? yes, yes i am. you're in for a treat. fast play is the new way to play fast and win instantly from the pennsylvania lottery. pick a game, get your ticket and see if you've won. i won! pretty fast, huh? fast play. play fast. win instantly. >>> all quiet on the parkway at 4:14. great to have you with us, guess what it is friday and it will be another warm one

marine le pen, here in brittany, finds herself targeted by both accusations and protesters' eggs.y be easier to dodge. critics accuse her of failing to discuss her programme during last night's debate, a charge she denies. translation: the french people know my programme very well, that is because it is very clear and i have been presenting it to them for several years. i wanted to lift the veil, and i believe i did that successfully, on who mr macron is. here, in amiens, her message goes down well. 76—year—old claude tells me life needs to change. translation: there is no work any more, there is no money any more, i have grandchildren who don't have jobs, i have a kid who doesn't have a job, we're in a real mess and it has to stop. this is post—industrial france, the front national‘s heartland. this is marine le pen‘s last chance to try to close the gap with her opponent. she's been making the case for months, even years, but much of this country still wants nothing to do with her. and that is why emmanuel macron is a frontrunner. this morning he repeated a warning. translation:

three pages long, type, it says dear brittany, april 2, 1194. i saw something today that makes me realize why we're over here fighting this war. and he goes into graphic detail about walking through the nazi concentration camp of buicken alwaysel hauled which has just been liberated, and it gets graphic. i remember holding this thin onion citizen paperer correspondence and how from jill it was huh significant the weight of the words he was writing about. and and i said, jim, this is unbelievable and i will return it to you. he said, you know what? just keep it. i was probably going to drove it out. soon after that experience i talked with a young woman who has become a dear friend and i told her this story. she said my grandfather just read a letter at his 50th 50th wedding anniversary he had written world war ii he was 23 and he was part of a lost battalion and he was with a group that were surrounded from germans in world war ii and they withsaved with a japanese combat team. and so this is how it began. just kind of word of mouth, talking wit

ms le pen has now gone to brittany to begin herfinal days of campaigning.her opponent. james reynolds, bbc news, paris. the candidates continue to campaign today. an egg was thrown at marina pen as she toured the north of the country. the latest poll has macron leading le pen 59% to 41%. just ahead of sunday's crucial vote. that speak to our paris correspondent hugh schofield, who is following events. hugh schofield, who is following eve nts. h ow hugh schofield, who is following events. how much difference do you think this tv debate will make to the voters? it's not going to bring many new voters for marina pen. that's all that counts really. sure what she did in his performance appealed to a large branch of the population behind her, but it won't have appealed to many other people, given she is so far behind, i can't see it helping her in any way. if anything, i would take the view that of course it's just my interpretation, it will have tilted some people thinking of abstaining to vote for emmanuel macron. her performance was very, very vitriolic. very,

ms le pen has now gone to brittany to begin herfinal days of campaigning.reynolds, bbc news, paris. the two candidates are continuing to campaign. today, an egg was thrown at marine le pen, as she toured the north of the country. the latest poll has macron leading le pen by 59 percent to 41 percent ahead of sunday's vote. i've been talking about the impact of that televised debate on the vote on sunday, talking to our paris correspondent hugh schofield. i asked him how much difference he thought the debate would make to those casting their ballots this weekend. it's not going to bring many new voters for marine le pen and that's all that counts, really. i'm sure what she did in this performance appeals to a large tranche of the population that is behind her but won't have appealed to many other people. given she is so far behind, i can't see it helping her in any way. if anything, i can't see it helping her in any way. ifanything, i i can't see it helping her in any way. if anything, i would take the view, of course this is just my interpretation, that it w

sebastien: there was one part of france that will not seen -- see any rain, brittany.est will be raining. some of le pen's supporters are on the cote de azure. the degree of attendance is and lent for both macron pen. the voters for le pen have found it difficult to vote for her. it is declining day after day. julia: let's look at the other side. let's say the unexpected happened and le pen wins. what happens to the euro-dollar? sebastien: it would go down in a number of minutes. it would be ugly, across the board. one, people consider there is a market. the market disappears until it reaches a fundamental demand, like corporate demand. that means the most to be very, very strong. joe: let's say macron does win. a lot of countries have their own politics. the issues that came up in the selection of not gone away. how do link those risks to the euro, whether it is ill -- is italy, greece, germany? wins, it isf macron the end of populism in terms of a wave. that is good for italy because the italian banks are doing well. greece has settled itself to staying within the eu

brittany, the revolution. but spring break will demand they found out the budget for the french department was kind of may not be offered as a major new monitor. i thought this is thought this was assigned to reapply to the university of wisconsin madison to transferring the junior year and i was except dead. a few weeks later i also got the bernie sanders internship working from may through august and is arlington congressional office. i'm like forrest gump of politics. bernie sanders, john kerry, barack obama. just saying. the internship didn't pay, but i was able to say the couple friends in burlington on an apartment on south street by the liquor store. i flipped on a futon in more than once woke up to see a spider in question nicely. yes, so gross. but it didn't matter. nothing had ever been more exciting. it was an election-year suburbia was in the office a lot and he met with constituents more than any politician i don't any politician i don't think it is was kept busy which i loved. i took down notes f

brian and brittany schear were heading back to huntington beach from hawaii with their two toddlers.ideo brian explains that he wants to put one of the toddlers in a seat... which was originally purchased for their 18-year-old son.... who booked a different flight. detla's 's website even reccommends buying a seat for children under 2. but officials on the flight told the family they had to get off... saying the parents could go to jail for a federal offense if they didn't abide. ultimatley the schear's decided to get off the flight to avoid further conflict. they had to pay another 2- thousand dollars for another flight home. yesterday delta released an apology to the family saying the incident was mishandled. ( mark ) family members of the victims in the 20-15 san bernardino terror attack are now suing facebook...google and twitter.. in the lawsuit, the families accused the companies of providing platforms to aid terroritsts.. they say the social media sites allow terrorist groups to spread propaganda, recruit followers and raise money. similar lawsuits have been filed by relatives

brittany, good morning. >> good morning. >> we're excited and the girls look beautiful. >> they do. >she's rocking the off-the-shoulder look. >> i love this. >> so pretty. >> we love this suit. so flattering and this is a high-waisted bikini so if you want more coverage you can have that on the bottom and it hits at your natural waist and that trend you were talking about, the off-the-shoulder, we get the little bit of collar bob and it's on trend with the ruffle" >> if you want a two piece but modesty around the tummy, it's beautiful and not that expensi e expensive. >> each piece is $25 from old navy. >> 50 bucks isn't bad. >> for a whole bathing suit that's gorgeous, flatters he curves, loves the way it highlights that shape. >> i like this one because of the pattern is bold but still a one piece if you don't want to go two piece. >> and tyla is wearing this gorgeous -- we love a graphic print. but this is super flattering, you see the way it creates an hour glass pattern on her which long wait going gaiths -- elon her. you stand taller, who doesn't want to look taller. it has that

brian and brittany schear were heading back to huntington beach from hawaii with their two toddlers. in the video brain explains that he wants to put one of the toddlers in a seat... which was originally purchased their 18-year-old son.... who booked a different flight. detla's 's website even reccommends buying a seat for children under 2. but officials on the flight told the family they had to get off... saying the parents could go to jail for a federal offense if they didn't abide. ultimatley the schear's decided to get off the flight to avoid further conflict. they had to pay another 2- thousand dollars for another flight home. today delta released an apology to the family...and said it's investigating the incident. (vicki) tonight, airline c-e-o's are back in the hot seat. and one who was notably absent - delta. however, it was the president of united airlines... who was front and center... this on the heels of this video - showing a customer being dragged off a united flight last month. also appearing in thursday's hearing... the commissioner of the chicago department of aviati

campaigns there was started by four of the leading activist in this movement, including my friend brittany and what campaign zero is, is not just a pr campaign that a policy agenda that is aimed at changing the story. the story when it comes to police violence, when he comes to police killings of unarmed civilians, particularly civilians of color, is hey, this is the price that a free society must pay for order. that is a story we have all begun to internalize in different ways. and that story is one that increasingly in the last years, because of the spate of high-profile and videotaped shootings and killings of unarmed black man, it's a store that is beginning to change their people are beginning to challenge and say it's not quite enough to simply say that the price of order any free society is that every now and again and unarmed united states citizen will be killed by the police force meant to guardians are citizen. that's not okay. but in addition to some to protesting or challenging or say no, what the organizers of campaign zero did was to create a compelling alternative narrative

for the last 18 years, brittany has supported me through deployments, lengthy.say? >> 18 years. abby: give us a sense what you did for those 18 years and how you managed to keep up for the home life. >> for 18 years, three deployments, two deployments to afghanistan and one to iraq. multiple lengthy -- gone more than i was home. for me you can't plan for the -- you know, the storms that come through and maybe uproot a tree or the little things that hatch at home that i would not be able to take care of. and my wife is so amazing and handels the big things all the way down to the small things. it allows me to focus on the mission. jon: i have read a little bit about what do you. i'm exhausted just reading about it it's not just that you are taking care of the home fires, you are a volunteer. you've started a foundation. you are a business woman. >> yes. so i left the corporate world is what i call it. i left the corporate world to just volunteer and to be able to support his career. and the best way to do that is from home. i still wanted to utilize my master's d

. >> brittany says brantly loves blowing bubbles while watching his big brother bryson play soccer. > thank you. >> well they are such a handsome little duo. >> i do love the matching sh shirts. >> matching shirts are great. so cute. >> super super cute. >> aww. >> i love it. the pride on bryson's face. >> send us your child's picture go to fox5 d.c. send it in we promise just be patient we'll get them all on. >> will they like all this rain today? i don't know about that. >> well, we don't get a choice. >> i guess. >> right? >> state cute boys. >> 60 now in washington. our winds you are out of the east and that's going to lock down the cool for the day. at least for the first half of the day a warm front coming through gets north of us we're hoping to get high temps in the low to mid 70s later today. but the theme here early it's been rain. rain showers again warm front lifting through. and been a good steady rain for the last couple of hours for much of the area the exception has been southern maryland but i'm just looking off to the south and west and i see showers you'll likely ge

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. >> brittany schreiber did a good job booking that. >> again, gets under way tomorrow. be here. >> all right. i )m ... ==topvo== a little later this morning .. investigators at the al >>> good monday morning. 8:26. i'm sam brock. later this morning investigators at the alameda sheriff's office are expected to provide new details in the recent arrest tied to a murder in castro valley last year. prosecutors have reportedly charged 35-year-old lucky decany of stockton in connection with the murder of andrea st. john that happened in december. authorities found st. john dead enside of her garage and they believe she was killed and tortured before her home was set on fire. investigators also reportedly believe there may have been part of a home invasion robbery. a news conference is planned for 10:00 this morning. we will have all the information for you for our news cast at 11:00. mike inouye joining us with a check of the roadways. we have a major problem developing in the southbound. >> southbound 880, the nimitz freeway to the east bay, pretty predictable for silicon val

. >> she words, brittany cooking show. anyway, let's show you your weather.ver valley. that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in our neck of the woods. >> good morning. current temperature now 67 in life-supporten, virginia. 65 at dulles airport. 59 in w martinsburg. cool left in the shenandoah valley. a beautiful outside today. all sunshine all the time. highs in the upper 70s and low 80s. if you like it warmer than that, we have just the forecast for you. 95 tomorrow. 92 on thursday. a little chance for thunderstorms coming our way friday afternoon. >>> that's your latest weather. up next, he's been a fixture in our living room since "nypd blue". he's now starring on "the leftovers". next after these messages. why do people put why does your tummy go "grumbily, grumbily, grumbily"? no more questions for you! ouph, that milk in your cereal was messing with you, wasn't it? try lactaid, it's real milk without that annoying lactose. good, right? -mmm, yeah. lactaid. the milk that doesn't mess with you. i was always "tpeople don't sta