burt reynolds was there. >> it was confusing and it was scary. >> catch more of the burt reynolds interviewlationship with dinah shore later on today. >> seen on camera a fury of outrage, a teenager at a board meeting asking a question about salaries. nbc's tammy lightener has the tape and the swift reaction. >> reporter: this is the shocking moment when a louisiana middle school teacher was removed from a school board meeting in handcuffs. >> wait. >> reporter: earlier in the evening she questioned the superintendent's $38,000 raise when teachers hadn't seen a pay increase in nearly a decade. >> i feel like it's a slap in the face while the teachers, cafeteria workers and many other support staff we have -- >> reporter: but she was cut off. >> stop, stop right now. >> reporter: ruled out of order by the school board president saying the session wasn't meant for questions. a city marshal soon intervened. >> you're going to leave or i'm going to remove you. >> you're not. >> reporter: several audience members started recording as the visibly shaken teacher was escorted out of the room. on ca

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the market opened indecisively, energy was strong after hal burt -- hal burt en announcement this morninger year-over-year, these stocks have trailed that big rebound in crude oil from last year, now they play catch up, everyone should vec posure to this. should have expose ou exposure s market picked up steam midway through the session as it became clear that government shut down would last just one weekday. and there are factors from white house on infrastructure plan. a 6 page document on-line discusses grant from private activity bonds, and water infrastructure, and projects. also 6 round of negotiation in nafta tomorrow. most say that deal is doomed. almost all companies with greatest exposure traded higher today but after the bell shot across the bow. took action imposing tariffs on foreign made washing machines. and after the close netflix crushed it. posting financial to 4th quarter that were phenomenal, achieve record net edition, up 18% from a year ago. two million more than managed guided. and td ameritrade, with more traders a day. i want to bring in host of "strange inheritan

burt lancaster. >> all americans traveling no matter where in the world today are in the position ofutation. it is not easy to be an american abroad, nor is it easy to make a heritage to those who are not americans the nature and meaning of our struggle. we are therefore forever indebted to those americans represented by the march on washington movement for giving us so stunning an example of what america aspires to become and for helping us redefine, in the middle of this dangerous century what is meant by the american revolution. we recognize that it is not only in america does the battle for freedom and dignity for people being waged, the struggle for freedom on the part of the previously subjugated is occurring in capitals and villages all over the world. it is our awareness what this struggle means and the degree of our dedication to it that our future and the future of the world depends. [ applause ] >> 150 members of the congress of the united states arrived at the rally to add their support. and the support of the people of the states they represent to the spirit of the march

metallica fans are pushing for burt clayton to have his own day. >> reporter: some locals become larger than life. ♪ >> i actually saw him when yes, i was a little kid on east 14th. i didn't realize it was him. it was this big tall dude with all this hair i would love for february 10th to be cliff burton day in castro valley. in two weeks it got about 1,444 signatures. >> reporter: tonight he asked castro valley's municipal council to support it. his music instructor still teaches lessons upstairs. >> he always came prepared for his lesson. a terrific student that way. >> reporter: burton took lessons has a high school junior, and then at age 24 he died in a tour bus crash in europe. >> when people say oh, gosh you taught kif burton, it's always mixed emotions for me because he had such a short life. >> reporter: burton never got to experience the height of metallica's popularity and fame. the board voted 7-0. in castro valley, abc 7 news. >> we'll follow that you and keep you updated on it. >>> now let's update you on the weather which is changing once again. >> yeah, a storm once agai

>> amazingly no one is hurt it's hank i'm in germantown away activist burt in front of the club bill paid a visit to last night. she's not remotely ready to give him a rest. hank's take coming up. this winter in the state with more ski mountains than any other, family fun reaches a new peak. so whether you're a speed demon or more of a snow angel, your winter chariot awaits. pick the best peak for your family getaway at iloveny.com new york state. it's all here. it's only here. pro tip: gianraspberries for prices on produce. john... strawberries for amy... what's a jicama? thanks! take a fresh look at giant's produce prices. >> you saw it right here on fox 29 news at 10:00 last night. bill cosby out on the town. some people loved it. some not so much. but many were wondering was cosby's big night out part of an effort to sway sent many as his retrial approaches this spring. here's our hank flynn. >> i have never really called upon media to show up to be some place. i've always just gone when i was cited just go. >> reporter: and go he did. last night did bill cosby to la rose jazz cl

burt's bees. ♪ ♪ feel never be alone >>> 2018 is off to great start for taylor swift.lbum, "reputation" returned to number one. at first hit the top of the charts when it was released in november. >> she's getting it done. she's hitting the road in may. playing 40 dates. not one single show has sold out yet. which is hard to believe. >> some are suggesting the reason could be because of the high ticket prices. for instance, a seat that cost $150 for her last tour will now set you back nearly 500 bucks. >> my daughter better start saving her allowance. >>> meanwhile, we spotted a lot of couples ringing in the new year. where to start? where to start? how about justin and selena's cabo connection? new year. new 'do. selena back to brunette. hit up the same town as justin. while he was shirtless and solo at an ocean front resort, selena spent time with friends nearby. her kidney prans plant scar still visible. the pair who got back together nine weeks ago, seem to be taking it slow. bieber knows he's lucky to have this second chance. another justin in cabo. justin theroux

it opens tomorrow, burt we're giving you a sneak peek today and a car that is 50 years in the making. i'll show you that next. ,$88doooooorw >>> it's a quarter past 4:00 a.m. on this friday. the hottest new cars are rolling into town for the philadelphia auto show. it begins this weekend at the convention center. >> nbc 10's matt delucia is live this morning getting a sneak peek at the rides that will be on display. i know you love these gigs, matt. >> i due. if you want to buy me a car, there's plenty to choose from. we'll give you a sneak peek today. one cool car is this one right here. you might recognize it from a movie 50 years ago, a movie by the same name, bullet starring steve mcqueen. you might remember that famous san francisco car chase scene. so this a 2019 mustang bullet. so this is one of the cool cars you can see here so to celebrate the 50th anniversary of that movie. and there are plenty of other cars up until february 4th where you can check out all these cool gadgets that are in the cars, latest in power technology, smart cars, all of that stuff here. if you're in t

metallica fans are pushing for burt clayton to have his own day. >> reporter: some locals become larger than life. ♪ >> i actually saw him when yes, i was a little kid on east 14th. i didn't realize it was him. it was this big tall dude with all this hair i would love for february 10th to be cliff day in castro valley. in two weeks it got about 1,444 signatures. >> reporter: tonight he asked castro valley's municipal council to support it. his music instructor still teaches >> he always came prepared for his lesson. a terrific student that way. >> reporter: burton took lessons has a high school junior, and then at age 24 he died in a tour bus crash in europe. >> when people say oh, gosh you taught kif burton, it's always mixed emotions for me because he had such a short life. >> reporter: burton never got to experience the height of metallica's popularity and fame. the board voted 7-0. in castro valley, abc 7 news. >> we'll follow that you and keep you updated on it. >>> now let's update you on the weather which is changing once again. >> yeah, a storm once again. hey, drew. >> yeah, we

here are some of the other stories making headlines around the world. 52 p people died when a bus burtnto flames in cost extent. it happened in the northwest of the country. the cause of the ways has not been determined. the united natioions says islans against aid workers reached a new high last year. 28 were killed in a country regarded as world''s most dadangerous acace for aid wowor. now in its fifth year the civil war has killed tens of thousands and plunged the country into famine. prince harry and his fiancee visited wales. they visited the c castle. plenenty of room for a new fami, but unfortunately the gothic pile is we understand not for sale. human rights watch has released its world report reviewing human rights practices in more than 90 countries, many getting poor grades. that includes the european union, turkey, and china. they also said president trump's embrace of authoritarian leaders around the world has encouraged oppression in our countries. in paris today, human rights watch's executive director blamed populism. >> trump in many ways has been a disaster for human

johnson has moved past that burt which she called disappointed and encourages people to speak up and judge fairly. heather holmes, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> more crowds are expected at bay area marijuana dispensaries today now that the sale of recreational marijuana is legal in california. while some cities like california are working on certain regulations, recreational marijuana can be purchased now at dispensaries in cities that include berkeley, oakland, richmond, san jose and santa cruz. >>> the east bay dispenser league berkeley patients group picked off their sales yesterday morning. the mayor of berkeley was there . he cut the green ribbon. organizers say it's america's oldest operating dispensary. they opened the doors at 6 am yesterday to handle the crowds. some of whom were standing in line for a couple of hours during the night. >>> recreational marijuana users also packed dispensaries in the south bay. in san jose, the anticipation and lines started forming and building at 7 pm new year's eve. dispensary kicked off recreational sales with a party complete with a rapper, free

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but how burt found their rhythm they were engaged moving constantly and playing as a team.they managed to pull off like six short game and still the knife say caustic machine. i'm with hound breaks necks lighting tackle that's their take as. to cost it puts away the first real chance in the twenty ninth minutes and all of a sudden the match is top one one the converse first goal of twenty eighteen how to raise their spirits. yes hardbacks premier goal wasn't picture perfect it's. the cost h. was offsides but the equaliser came today anyway. because on their site. in the second top homburg holds firm. and the game statistics back up their good work they are around leipsic one more tackles and we're often even at a faster. the second to last game of the table and appoint against a team in a champions league spot. because most importantly we showed that we were well organized today we made life hard for leipsic like to just leave much to lose if they play extremely well at home and we knocked them off their feet this is a group of those it's the way i think of playing will imp

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. >> burt alycia, a health advocate, helps employees navigate their health care benefits and options. become eyes and ears for consumer in letting them know what the cost may be in going into that facility. >> so what do you know you or your loved one need help ask if you have an employee assistance program, and be aware under the affordable care act insurance companies must provide coverage for substance abuse disorder, but facility you need may be out of network or your insurer may disagree with you on the right level of care. >> it is frustrating. families to have proceed with caution because if they think person need residential level of care and they pursue that they could end up with significant expenses if not covered down the road. >> consumers really have to be careful were they enroll in any treatment program. >> we have a lot of uneducated consumers out there and sometimes people will see antis. on television, of a drug, alcohol facility and see something in florida. they have no idea that the facility that they are walking into may be in excess of 50 to $60,000 for a 30 da

one incredible idea being tested here can be traced back to this man, paul burt.e claimed if you took an old mouse and literally stitched it together with a young mouse, the young mouse would become more agile, have a better memory and heal more quickly once it had the young blood flowing through its brains. of course we can't start stitching humans together but there isa stitching humans together but there is a start—up that thinks it can do than expected thing. this is a california based start—up that believes weekly injections of blood plasma from young people can help fight of our signers. we treated these patients once a week forfour treated these patients once a week for four weeks with one unit of plasma and we found the treatment was safe and very importantly, although it was a short study to see learning and memory improvements, but it was good enough to see some near—term improvements. the team said it found those treated we re the team said it found those treated were more capable of basic daily tasks and more aware of their surroundings. encouraging bu

part of it is the very german preference for alistair burt jet, financial prudence.n spending more. —— the german preference for budget prudence. they wa nt to preference for budget prudence. they want to keep that budget balanced. it shows what a fine balance it is, if you are in power in any country. clearly, good news that they have a surplus, always better to have money in the bank for a rainy day. but there is criticism that they need to start spending it? i have touched on some of the areas where they want to spend it. why have they not been doing so far? as i said, there has been some spending, but it has been quite limited and enough to counterbalance the really strong economy. on the other hand, germany just really wants to run a budget surplus. even if they do start spending, they have physical rules in place, which they have had in the last few years, saying that they can't go too much into deficit. if they do agree to new measures, i would not expect big changes in germany. the eurozone needs this to go ahead, they need stability, angela merkel leading th

. >> i really love burt and i love adam so much. in fact this is what i'm wearing it's a bat that's crying and says thanks old chum because adam is always in our hearts. >> this will be on display here at the hollywood museum for the next three months. in hollywood abc 7 news. >>> let's check out the weather one last time. >> check outlet north bay santa rosa is down to half mile visibility so traveling 101 you will notice that approaching santa rosa. napa even less. quarter mile visibility and half moon bay down to half mile. early morning issues with that fog. so there is that fog in the morning by mid day will see fair amount of cloud cover and peaks of sunshine by the afternoon will have more sunshine and clearing skies in the evening with temperatures topping down in the lower 60s. cloud cover giving way to afternoon sunshine, about 58 the high in san francisco. 51 in san jose. 59 in concord. and valle jrks o hijo high of 5. there's the fog again tomorrow morning. again on friday. but a quicker cleaing and more sunshine. er mon

ashley: burt, thank you so much. liz: thank you, burt.ley: big meeting on capitol hill tomorrow, congressional leaders sitting down with top administration officials, one of the topics coming up infrastructure. talk about it a lot, time to talk about in detail. jay timmons, national association of manufacturers president and ceo joins us now. jay, all right. >> good morning ashley. happy infrastructure year to you. ashley: infrastructure year to you. to that point, is this something both the democrats and republicans can agree upon? is there going to be some big issue that divides them? >> i think they absolutely can agree. one thing that 2017 showed us, we can take on big things. granted it wasn't done in bipartisan way last year, but if you look at three things most important to manufacturers we outlined right from the start in 2017, taxes, regulation and infrastructure. taxes we took care of that last year. regulations are being dealt with right now. we're in the middle of that process. infrastructure is the next big thing. democrats a

he is the burt reynolds of kangaroos.blic restroom entrance in a national park in australia and people couldn't use the bathroom. >> kimberly: is it staffed? >> jesse: it's real. troxell as it going on. we are meeting later for drinks. >> kimberly: this is a touching story. people welcoming a third-grader back to school after her fight with leukemia. this is a heartwarming moment on a bitter cold day in quincy, massachusetts. beautiful girl, 8-year-old bridget kelly made her way back to school for the first time in 15 months after battling leukemia. what made the day so special was take a look and listen to this. [cheering] very sweet. god bless her. >> jesse: over to bret baier, who is not supercilious. >> bret: thanks. this is a fox news alert. i am bret baier in washington. we begin with details of a fiery oval office meeting on immigration and the comment from the president disparaging some of the places those immigrants come from, a comment raising eyebrows in washington tonight as negotiations continue tonight on a

he's like the burt reynolds of kangaroos. seriously. that pouch must be made of mirrors because i can see myself in it. [laughter] then i also thought that this would be the story of the week, too. >> sunday, sunday, sunday. get ready for the white house fumble to mac. it's a president versus steve bannon. it's an all-out war in the oval. it will be messier than your teenagers bedroom. the first hundred viewers receive a temporary [inaudible] at the white house. white house rumble to mac, stopping second. greg: all of that it seems like years ago. trump has this uncanny ability to warp a time. whatever we were talking about on thursday it seems like it happened in the '90s and not the 1990s. the '90s, the new top story is making everyone holier than th thou. >> for him to claim that all the countries of africa are [bleep] is willfully ignorant. >> [bleep] the whole country. reporter: . greg: it's like they never swore in their lives and it's all coming out now. i hope trump introduces a new vulgarity every week so they can repeat it ove

president trump is responding this morning to reports that he ordered the firing of special counsel rob burteller lastdown but backed off edward lawrence has more >> special counsel robert mule we're have known that the president wanted him fire because of his investigators, and their conversations with the white house counsel. the president c, confirmed by nc news, ordered mueller fired after he learned that the russian investigation was widening to obstruction of justice, but backed off when the white house counsel threatened to resign rather than follow out that order the president within the last 45 minutes or so responded to that. >> did you seek to fire mueller? >> fake news, folks. fake news. typical "new york times" fake stories. >> the president's private attorney says that he wasn't going to -- he would decline to comment on the story out of respect for the office of the special counsel. democrats are pouncing on this already. senator richard bloomenthal coming out saying this president would stop at nothing to protect himself from obstruction of justice. republicans are a bit mute

he's like the burt reynolds of kangaroos! [laughter]. greg: see that pouch must be made of mirrors because i can see myself in it. [laughter] >> but then i also thought that this would be the story of the week, too. >> sunday, sunday, sunday, get ready to be frenemied. as they create the white house rumble two. it's president trump v. discrepancy goblins, the triple shirted nightmare steve bannon. all-out war in the battle for former chief strategist. it will be messier than your teenager's bedroom. and the first hundred viewers receive a free temporary job at the white house. get your act together before the activists get their gruby hands on this one. the white house rumble two, sloppy second. [cheers and applause] . greg: but you know, all of that, it seems like years ago. trump has uncanny ability to warp time. whenever we were talking about on thursday seemed like it happened in the 90s. and not the 1990s. the 90s, you know? the new top story is making everyone holier than thou. for him to claim that all the countries of africa are

west was paired with actor burt ward who played robin in the show and "batman" became a major hit on a-b-c where two new shows ran every week on back-to-back nights featuring batman and robin defending gotham city from a variety of colorful villains. children loved the action where fight scenes were enhanced with comic book exclamations like "pow!" "bam!" and "zonk!" adults fell in love with the campy humor from the parody narration to the cliff hanger endings to the witty performances from west and company. and the entire family appreciated the vibrant pop colors and the cool gadgets like the batmobile and the bat- phone. west said that batman's element of fun was felt behind the scenes as well. "what you've got to do is make it fun. i think that's part of the trick, you know and keep ... keep that kind of feeling on the set." that fun included west and ward encountering any number of scenery-chewing guest stars from frank gorshin as the riddler to burgess meredith as the penguin. "everything right for tonight's caper?" "of course." to unlikely villains like liberace. "the caped cru

in the humane economy -- i thought that was an interesting title for a chapter burt that's writ gets into some of his feelings and he has seen the way it affects everybody. skin color doesn't matter when people are hurt by an inhuman economy, it's deeply troubling to him. you had some good quotes in there, around '98, as we were talking about it and i'd ask if you would mind reading that >> guest: this is where it -- what you're talking about, he -- i think carrying about money as well and elite. he wants to turn the republican party, i found out, speaking with him, basically into a working class party. he feels that the democrats are beholding to sort of identity politics and things like that. he thinks the republicans can go and take the working class from the democrats where a lot of. the have traditionally been and bring them into the republican party, and it's ironic because people criticize him as this arch conservative but a lot of his ideas can sound almost sort of liberal to a lot of republicans and that his -- he wants his focus not so much on corporate america and k street

taunted kim jong-un, just last week when he talk about the nuclear button, the size size of the nuclear burt ton tton on his de. many leaders who have been left stunned after meeting with president trump. commenting on his apparent lack of knowledge of the issues. so there is really nothing new that we've learned from this book, it has just put it all in one place and put it all in stark relief. >> and i want to ask each of you about what this says about the world in washington, d.c. and evan, let me ask you about that visit that the president took to the ceo about a day after he was inaugurated, he goes there in response to criticism that he alien natured the intelligence community, delivers an address to the officers of the ceo.natu community, delivers an address to the officers of the ceo. and a huge point was to make things better. has he done that over the last year, has he made progress here fixing that alienation that was there early on? >> i don't think so. in some areas maybe his policies are consistent with elements of the agency's mission for example. but in general, his continued

sent him the script and asked him to be in it, yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: what part, the burtconversations about him doing the film. i realized a couple of weeks into it there was a bit of confusion that he thought that i was asking him to play dirk digler. [ laughter ] but you know, you're in your 60s. he's like, i know, but i think i could do it. >> jimmy: well, that would -- hey, maybe years down the road a 60-year-old -- well, that's unbelievable. he wanted to play dirk digler, that's crazy. did he ever see the movie and talk to you about it afterwards? >> he, did he really enjoyed it, he thought mark did a good job. >> jimmy: those two, they're so interchangeable, i mean, really. did you start making movies when you were a little boy? >> yeah. >> jimmy: running around with a camera? >> yeah. >> jimmy: what kind of camera did you have? >> we had a few. i started out before there was video cameras, i had the super 8 camera. luckily i was in the generation video cameras came out, beta max, this big, had a big pack that hung off your shoulder. >> jimmy: right, yeah, there was

the famous activist burt the casserole a great champion of ecological indigenous causes in the country for instance was assassinated and there's a great deal of evidence that points the involvement of military. military intelligence of hunger in this is estimation so i think there's a great deal of distrust i think really there's you know a popular clamor in favor of new elections again that was backed internationally by the organization of american states want to live who are not as chose to completely ignore that i think his administration will widely be seen as illegitimate john in his report that it's a little bit about poverty a bit about the need for the economy to be turned around do you think this new president is capable of doing that from what we've seen so far how much of a change would that be to attend this around. i think it's very difficult when you have this degree of instability in the country along with a government that's notoriously corrupt and in fact the outgoing congress which is controlled by the ruling the governing party just passed a law that effectively bloc

joining us from pennsylvania are lori burt, a nurse who previously supported obama, but voted republicanlso voted for mr trump. good morning. thanks forjoining us. asi as i said, you initially weren't a trump supporter, before he became president, what you did and uploading for him. why? well, the alternative wasn't all that great, so alternative wasn't all that great, so at one time i would have voted for hillary clinton, but not after the last eight years. so you made your decision and you were one of the many that help president trump get into office. are you pleased you did so? what do you make of his first year in office? i am very pleased. he has surprised me in all that he has done with the judges he has put in, the tax reform, the economy is wonderful. i am so pleasa ntly economy is wonderful. i am so pleasantly surprised. do you think it has done what he promised to do when he was campaigning to be president? absolutely. yes. give me examples. well, he has increased the economy, which is top—notch, and jobs. he is working on the wall, an positive he will get that done. things mo

. # come one, come all # come in, come on # to anyone who's burting with a dream # come on, come on #han you could ever be # cos you're dreaming with your eyes wide open # and we know we can't be go back again # to the world that we were living # cos we're dreaming with our eyes wide open # come alive! # rousing. yes, it is. are singalongs and alternative film formats the way to attract audiences to the cinema? ted doan is the manager of the plaza cinema in stockport, which often hosts sing—along events, and from london we're joined by the film critic karen krizanovich. karen, cani karen, can i start with the first? now, the critics, and i interviewed hugh jackman about this film, now, the critics, and i interviewed huthackman about this film, it got quite a hammering from the critics, but sometimes that just quite a hammering from the critics, but sometimes thatjust doesn't matter and it was one of those films with big numbers that people just love. that's true and hugh jackman is an amazing performer. he is wonderful to watch. as a singalong, this film works very well. as a piece of

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