and what a delight it is to be here with carly. hi carly. >> how are you? >> one of the best right here. absolutely. [applause] >> over the past year have gotten kind of used to giving talks to groups of people who are enthusiastic, people trying to change the country and what a year it has been. a great time of satisfaction for everyone and celebration. >> not to mention governorships, statehouses, ups and downs across the country. >> here's my first question. what do we do now? we one, now what? >> start with an easy one. you know, one of the things that i often said during the campaign is that i think, most people actually agree with this they just do not know yet. in some cases. [applause] is why i would go on to shows like the view. not because that is necessarily an audience that agrees with our principles but because if you get it right down to the core of what we believe and what we are trying to accomplish, i think most people agree. i'm going to answer your question. the other thing that i would say is most people are not like you. when i said i m

so what do we do next, carly? >> you know, one of the things that you learn when you talk to lots of people is tip o'neill was almost right when he said all politics is local. but in truth, all politics is personal. people make decisions based on what's going on in their personal lives. and sometimes i think that we talk in big ideas, free market capitalism, limited government. they're big ideas, but they don't always land in somebody's life. so let me take the story that arthur just told. of course, he's absolutely right. there's only one system in the world that has lifted billions and billions of people out of poverty. and now we put it in really personal terms. i was in new delhi, india, a couple of years ago. i was chairman of an organization called opportunity international. largest private microfinance organization in the world. giving very poor people credit, so that they can become entrepreneurs, and giving them tools and training and support. and i went to the top of a roof in the slums of new delhi, if

. >> reporter: 15-year-old carly whitman knows she's in for a surprise. it's her older brother's best friend. >> will you go to prom with me? yeah? is that a >> the tweet liked nearly a half million times. >> i was like, this is really neat to see this positivity. >> his shirt says -- >> i knowi'm not yo typical dorito but i'm going to be cheesy and ask will you go to prom with me. >> he also came with presents. >> she's loved doritos. >> a rose. >> he brought you a rose too? >> yes. >> this smile is why he asked carly to his senior prom. >> i didn't do it for the publicity. i just did it to make her happy and stuff. >> as we watched the video, carly relives the moment. her reaction to the huge response online. >> the best. >> yes, carly has down syndrome and she's also your typical teen girl. who is now a very excited freshman going to the senior prom. >> they deserve everything that everyone else does too. >> i'm sure you're going to be very beautiful. >> i >> yes. >> something they would like to get across, how she's touched their lives. >> she's broug

. ♪ i got a wonderful feeling ♪ everything going god's way ♪ >> dennis and carly are mother, daughtertimillion dollar match making pair. they are responsible for over 2000 marriages, and i wanted to know what their secret was, i caught up with them at ben and jack's steak house on fifth avenue, janic janice is wall sts cupid, they are persistent. >> i have no problem seeing a man, knowing with my radar he is well educated, well groom, upscaled and professional, and has money, i can tell by the way he is dressed, and his watch and his shoes, and he has no wedding band so i will approach him and ask if he is single. >> smile, don't have verbal diarrhea, so many women over share, we don't want to hear about your baggage, your mother, job or your last relationship. ande down be a sloppy drunk. >> in cleavage? >> cleavage is not seconde. not. the men are our clients, they can expect the perfect woman to be their wife if marriage is what in a are looking for. >> i went to the interview process myself, i was nervous. and janice and carly gave me their assessment. >> are you ready to meet the

our carly steel had no idea what would come out of their mouths when they sat down to talk about theiress" hitting theaters today. >> what's going on! >> even a simple question about working with wires couldn't get carly a straight answer. >> unleashing your little kid or a little uncomfortable? >> both. >> both. >> yeah? >> the issue i had mostly was working with you. the wires were -- >> variety of clauses in his contract and i kept pace and weird enough, here we are. what you don't know is i'm in marin county california right now at skywalker ranch. >> holy ground. >> can't feel that. can't feel that. can't feel that. nope. cannot feel any of that. caked with -- >> with foundation. >> watching this duo's outerspace shenanigans onset was rebecca furgason playing the crew's doctor. >> developing a bromance? >> they made up this word. just to steal the lime light from this film. >> this is a bro down. >> they are like molding into one person. their personalities molded into one. the best days were them onset together. >> yeah? >> not just ryan, not just jake. >> beautiful. >> jake took

>> we have good news and bad news, coming up, good, carli lloyd and u.s. women's team were in chester last night, the bad? joel embiid's knee. we have updates next in sports

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. >> local product carli lloyd and team usa taking on germany and she believes cup in chester for the 56th minute, off the cross bar, it goes, rejected but finally lynn williams, it's a score right there. the u.s. wins tonight 1-0. >> can you recite that flyers trade? >> fairly complex. >> there will be a quiz in the morning >> meet the i got it. i gotcha baby. (vo) it's being there when you're needed most. love is knowing... he's the one. (vo)...it was meant to be. and love always keeps you safe. we're fine. (vo) love is why we built a car you can trust.

>> couric: welcome to the program, i'm katie couru c filling in for carlie rose. topt for the our, a look at advances in cancer research today. we'll talk to scientists louise perkins, bill knellson and neil segal and tomorrow marsilje. >> i could here the one who did the colon os scope, your husband has colon cancer, we need to schedule emergency surgery so i went from the highest of highs to the lowest of lows. i was crying saying there are a few things that scare me in life but cancer is one of them. and it was june 4, 2012. i will never forget that date for the rest of my life. that is true of most cancer patients, they never forget the day they were diagnosed. >> couric: a discussion about cancer for the hour next.

meanwhile, our carly steel just found out surprising new things about the real belle em rama watson. >> i think people in real life are surprised i'm sillier than i am. i am -- how do you say it, underpromise, overdeliver. people say i'm super serious. and i can be ahh. >> we love the serious emma who does things like high books in the subway to promote literacy. >> random acts of kindness, i guess. >> emma let loose as belle in the new live action version of beauty and the beast with a voice even she didn't know she had. >> how daunting was it and you heard to think, i was convinced i was jenkins.

strange tore female olympians, carli lloyd, dawn staley, tara lip opinion skids. and now, our college may produce next big name in track and field with an eye on the olympics. don bell has more. >> reporter: old adage in sports you cannot teach speed. you either have it or you don't. thelma daveys definitely has it. daveys is fast, like really fast. girard college stand out is one of the fastest young woman in the country and former coach rick leaks discovered her college almost by mistake. >> i was supposed to be playing basketball. i came out for the track team because my friends told me it would be fun. so one day it was just timing people, racing. i went and raced. he looked at the timer. he looked at me. he started laughing. >> reporter: diamond woolford seen it right away. >> when i seen her run, seeing times, i was like oh, wow we might have something here. >> reporter: having something might be an understatement. she has not lost during her current track season. she holds pennsylvania state

if you want to see carli lloyd , this is last time she will be playing in the area for quite a while. hope weather holds up. >> i interviewed her a few months ago. just a nice normal person. >> absolutely. >> you know who is nice and normal. jay wright is joining us in the studio one hour from right now, jay wright will be with us and we will talk about wildcats chances at repeat plus his new book called attitude, develop a winning mind set on and off the court. he will be on cbs-3 at 6:45. do not miss that. >>> cheers at most college basketball games are reserved for tall guys who score but not so last night in boys i, idaho. this time ball bounced over basket and was lodged under the shot clock. despite efforts of the tall guy, seven footer, it didn't work, that is we had to grab a little guy, young fan. he goes and gets the ball. he has great climbing skills. he gets it. >> adventurer. >> yeah, good job. >> yes. >> thanks, pat. >>> up next we will show you baby's ultrasound picture that you have to see it to believe it. >> um-hmm, we will be right so now i'm not being perky, tellin

women's world player of the year, carli lloyd, scored herfirst goal for her new english club manchester city on thursday night. the usa international and world cup winner scored the only goal of the game as city beat fortuna hjorring in the first leg of their european champions league quarter—final in denmark. lloyd joined city last month, initially until the end of super league's spring series in may. now to cricket and with india and australia level at 1—1 in their test series with one match to play, indian batsman cheteshwar pujara has had to step in and defend his captain virat kohli against a barrage of criticism from the australian media. he insists his outspoken skipper is one of the sports great ambassadors. but also says he regrets how the series has been dogged by controversy. the match is set to get under way on saturday as picturesque dharamsala hosts a test match for the first time. i think it's really sad to hear such comments. we fully support virat and

they have assembled a fantastic team, with carli lloyd, and now they are into the semifinals of the champions league after domestic double last season. this is how they did it. lucy bronze scored the only goal in last night's second leg, 1—0 the final score. and that follows their victory in the first leg. tough match to come, though. they face the holders, lyon, in the semi—finals, and their captain, steph horton, is clearly excited by the challenge. we don't stop here. we are excited to move onto the semi—final. we know that lyon are a very experienced team, and they have got a team full of world—class individuals. but so have we. it is going to be an exciting game for sure. the stoke city striker saido berahino served an eight—week doping ban earlier this season, and he says it was because his drink was spiked in a club. he didn't play for his former side, west brom, between september and january, as he served his suspension. but he says there was such a small amount in his system, it proves he couldn't have taken the drug intentionally. for me to get banned for something that you really h

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. >> so i'm carli if sfmta i'll kickoff and wade will from planning will go through the second part.> it's all yours carla thank you for having us. we're delighted to be here with supervisor peskin with the transportation demand management program. with you as you may know we care deeply about and proud of as those of you, we can talk about it for quite a while we appreciate the invitation to talk that it more with you as you mentioned the transportation demand management program. was adopted by the board of supervisors about a moa month and a half go went into affect the transportation demand management ordnance is the third component of the transportation sustainability program and oh, i'm sorry please it went up thank you all right. we're be looking at the lines so the transportation demand management or the shift component establishes reminders for plan use projects to integrate onsite amenities or services into their projects to support site users in making the trips they need to make by sustainable modes modes other than cycling and it links the other to consultant of transport

carly, what do you think of this? did you take that as a threat? it, i think it is a threat, a lot of passion behind it. the only problem is i can't remember a time when austin, texas, and ohio were ever their own countries with a specific religion, specific language, currency, i don't know where he's going with this. >> tom: why did he pick those two? >> i guess if you pick california, maybe california would actually take them up on the offer. >> a little silly. >> i did a show in athens, ohio, a few years ago. >> stop bragging. >> my resume is very impressive. >> i'm not going out to dinner with you. >> we had a party after the show, some things might have happened that are probably illegal in the other 49 states. it probably would benefit me if ohio became its own country. >> it would still have -- >> you are so charming with that voice. >> tom: charles -- was he serious, i can't decide, it's hard to tell in the translation. if it was, he was firing a shot. >> if he wasn't, why was he using such a high voice? i think it's a little bit like in sc

. >> playing piano has always been a big part of carly's life. >> i just lover the piano.e been doing for almost ten years. >> and when she found a piano at philadelphia ronald mcdonald house? >> it really means a lot. i love having the piano. it has always been a go-to stress reliever for me. >> helping her deal with the emotions of being diagnosed with stage four ewing czar comb, a the cancerous tumors found on her spine and pelvis last april. >> i've done 14 runs every kimmo. did i radiation this summer for six weeks. i've been here for six weeks. >> carly's treatments, at children's hospital of philadelphia, mean leaving her northern virginia home for long periods of time. the ronald mcdonald house has been the often family home away from home. >> it has really been just a refuge from the storm that we've had to deal with. >> but carly's dad, andy knows that refuge may not always be there when all of the rooms at the ronald mcdonald house are filled there. were times when they had to stay in a hotel. >> how hard financially that was for us. i mean, to put thousands of

delran native carli lloyd close to home as team u.s.a.attled germany in the she believes cup in chester. chris ton press, with a wicked hit off the cross bar but lynn williams sends it through. u.s. women's team wins one to nothing. they will play england saturday in north jersey. >>> we can claim history made at city hall but nothing to do with launching things out of window. mayor kenney provided at cyst for a shot by harlem globetrotter, rhea swish young , nailing that shot from four stories up. yes, first time, a trick shot, i believe, first time, a trick shot has been pulled off like that at city hall. >> isn't that awesome. >> you just interviewed her. >> i did, yes, globetrotters the other day. >> hometown hero, proud. >> love it. >> thanks, pat. >>> well, coming up next of "eyewitness news" we are live at new york stock exchange which is opening today after another record setting high. >>> plus, it business to get easier for internet providers to sell your personal information without your permission. >>> plus hear from president

. >> so i'm carli if sfmta i'll kickoff and wade will from planning will go through the second part.> it's all yours carla thank you for having us. we're delighted to be here with supervisor peskin with the transportation demand management program. with you as you may know we care deeply about and proud of as those of you, we can talk about it for quite a while we appreciate the invitation to talk that it more with you as you mentioned the transportation demand management program. was adopted by the board of supervisors about a moa month and a half go went into affect the transportation demand management ordnance is the third component of the transportation sustainability program and oh, i'm sorry please it went up thank you all right. we're be looking at the lines so the transportation demand management or the shift component establishes reminders for plan use projects to integrate onsite amenities or services into their projects to support site users in making the trips they need to make by sustainable modes modes other than cycling and it links the other to consultant of transport

carli whitman who has down syndrome was asked to prom by her brother's best friend shay den. his creative proposal, prom proposal and her joyful response, received nearly half a million likes. >> she is nothing but joy. anybody who is ever around her she makes them laugh, and she is always has a smile on her face and she is just an amazing. >> so, shayden went straight for carli's favorite snack, she loves doritos, can't blame her there he came up with a cheesy line that had t-shirts made and everything, a rose, a pack of doritos and some hugs later, carli is a very excited freshman going to the senior prom. >> not too shabby. >> so sweet. >> that is a great story. >> yes, yes they are both so cute. >> prom remind me of spring. >> yes, we have more of that. >> yes. >> you want to wear sleeve less dresses and where it is warm outside. we didn't have that this month of march but that will all change. we have at lee one or two warmer days in the forecast, but lets not come until the weekend. first we have to get through very cold stuff and that starts tonight into tomorrow. tomo

and carli lloyd, perhaps greatest female soccer player in the world will suit up for team u.s.a.lieves cup tonight in chester. our pat gallen sat down with lloyd ahead of tonight's game against germany and asked her first and foremost about the importance of connecting with those, who look up to her. >> it is important, you know, every time, i step out on the field or in my training environment, being a good role model is something that i pride myself in. >> if i can help, by telling them maybe to either that vegetables or to go out and train a little bit harder, hopefully they can listen to that. >> vegetable thing, we will see. >> yes. >> she believes cup is tomorrow in chester. how cool is it to play in this game. >> really near and dear to my heart to play in philly. anytime i come back and playing in new jersey or in philadelphia, you know, it is special. >> it has got a lot of friends and family coming out, and great atmosphere and we have a great crowd, and we're nearly sold out, so it is great. >> reporter: heading to manchester city, to play for a new jersey girl and new

carly thinks that the odds favor decline to the multiyear trend line of $47.50.hat's a decline of $2 from here. but we could touch $44.30. it's bad, not that catastrophic but quite a ways down. me, i think that the oil producer spigots will get turned off as we approach those levels, and it will become the same kind of self-fulfilling bottom we've seen over and over again. there are so many factors swirling around the oil market right now, truly a global commodity. is opec taking a lax attitude to the production freeze? do the russians need more money? is iran going to cheat with president trump now in charge of u.s. foreign policy? a man who told me in an interview that he despises opec, are we going to open more fields for drilling and an epa chief, swot pruitt, who was former attorney general from oklahoma sued the epa more than a dozen times in an effort to limit pollution enforcement. will our own drilling keep prices lower than we would otherwise expect? but perhaps the most important issue when it comes to these specters is the heavy inventory currently in

including 2016 presidential candidate, carly fiorina. david clark, and nigel. first up texas congressman and chair of the house ways and means committee, kevin brady. >> could after noon sees cpac, are you ready to chair this afternoon up. i'm chairman of the ways and means committee. it's an honor to be here. i here. i want to thank you for bringing this republican president, donald trump and a unified republican congress this year. as chairman of the ways and means committee we are all in with our new president on his top priorities, repealing obama care and fixing our broken tax code. [applause] we are moving forward on repealing obama care and delivering solutions for real americans that lower cost and expand choices, return control to the get government out of the examining room. on tax reform which i will talk about, we are pushing full steam ahead with bold solutions once in a generation solution to get america moving again. during the obama years we know what happened. young people could not find jobs. we just stayed stagnant for a decade. every week it

carly shimkus, fox news headline given us a look inside snapshot.exciting morning. >> absolutely. it is an exciting day. with all the hype, there the app itself. it sends pictures to friends that disappear in a short period of time. the concept was initially taken your essay, it's become anything but a flash in the pan. snapchat has 301 million active users with snappers and in about half hour a day on it. twitter comes in at 218 million. 845 million users per month. people who use snap just say the appeal is the same gratification, kind of like a text message. also some unique features to change the sound of your voice. the company faces challenges. 85% of users are younger than 35. the biggest concern is user growth. some believe the company will expand as the younger users grow up and younger people take place at the pass. >> a number of users were right before they went public. it really shows that 301 million for snap, 845 for facebook. we have to be clear and has the spectacles. >> the interesting thing about snapchat is specifically money. ev

carly samuelson all alone for the triple. up 10-6. scored blackjack before washington state scored first point. 66-36, taking on oregon in the semifinals tomorrow night. >>> colin kaepernick no longer a 49ers, he's opted out of his contract. don't have a quarterback on the roster. christian mccaffrey's name misspelled on this jersey. supposed to be rey. footwork looking good. quarterbacks on the field tomorrow. including cal's davis webb. brought to you by river

. >> so i'm carli if sfmta i'll kickoff and wade will from planning will go through the second part.> it's all yours carla thank you for having us. we're delighted to be here with supervisor peskin with the transportation demand management program. with you as you may know we care deeply about and proud of as those of you, we can talk about it for quite a while we appreciate the invitation to talk that it more with you as you mentioned the transportation demand management program. was adopted by the board of supervisors about a moa month and a half go went into affect the transportation demand management ordnance is the third component of the transportation sustainability program and oh, i'm sorry please it went up thank you all right. we're be looking at the lines so the transportation demand management or the shift component establishes reminders for plan use projects to integrate onsite amenities or services into their projects to support site users in making the trips they need to make by sustainable modes modes other than cycling and it links the other to consultant of transport

about this case she says the mother did the right thing by calling 9-11.carly galarneau: "it becomesult for people to think clearly or even realize the consequences of the actions that they're taking. it's a state of emotional desperation". capitola police are conducting a very lenghty and methodical investigation because they remain more questions than answers. as to why garcia took his daughters and his own life.chief terry mcmanus:"we hopefully come to a point we can understand what might have been the motivation for this tragic event last night. at this point phil, we do not have that information". currently a go fund me page is set up for yaxtel tapia. her aunt wrote 'the loss of our beloved little girl was very sudden and unexpected. our family doesn't have the necessary funds'. a small memorial sits in the parking lot where this tradegy all happened.carly galarneau:"i just want to encourage to holm empathy for someone that's feeling suicidal. it's very easy to blame, it's very easy to... people are going to react and grieve in different ways". ( pam) capitola mall will provide

simple questions of working with wires could not get carly the straight end. >> i am unleashing yourcome face to face. >> i am in marine county, california right now. >> cannotl >> nope. cannot feel any of that. my hand -- foundation. [ laughter ] >> watching this duo shwith rebecca dawson. >> they made up this one, zwrous steal the limelight from the film. >> this is a bro down. >> we'll try to bro it. >> yeah. >> i feel like it is molded in one person. >> it is two different personalities molded into one. >> the best was them onset together. not just brian or jake. you need both. >> beautiful. he's calling. jake took his bro-mance with brian to a new level on la"late night" with seth meyers. >> here is what i am doing. >> pushing baby strollers. >> i am going to get my lip done. >> now, anotherhi out, there were a lot of singing going on the production. they said everybody would sing their linesin durg rehearsal. honestly, i don't know how they finish making movie. >> still ahead of the set of "love actuality" reunion. now, i may not be a doctor but i played one on tv. >> how these

the teen says carlie's smile is why he asked her to the prom.s prom date:" anyone who's ever around her, she makes them laugh, she always has a smile on her face. she's amazing."( mark ) the teen said he had been planning to take her to prom since the beginning of the school year. ( darya ) happening today... it's is national puppy day. the day brings awareness to the need for homes for orphaned pups and to educate people about the horrors of puppy mills across the country. it was founded in 2006 by a celebrity pet expert who also founded national cat day. national puppy day is actually considered an international holiday now. (mark) coming up on the kron four morning news at eight... we're following breaking news from overnight... police identify the person behind the terror attack near britain's parliament. hear what we are learning about him this morning. and... police arrest a man in connection to an attempted kidnapping near a middle school in the bay area. kron four's averi harper has the latest developments up ahead. and outrage in the ea

. >> so i'm carli if sfmta i'll kickoff and wade will from planning will go through the second part.> it's all yours carla thank you for having us. we're delighted to be here with supervisor peskin with the transportation demand management program. with you as you may know we care deeply about and proud of as those of you, we can talk about it for quite a while we appreciate the invitation to talk that it more with you as you mentioned the transportation demand management program. was adopted by the board of supervisors about a moa month and a half go went into affect the transportation demand management ordnance is the third component of the transportation sustainability program and oh, i'm sorry please it went up thank you all right. we're be looking at the lines so the transportation demand management or the shift component establishes reminders for plan use projects to integrate onsite amenities or services into their projects to support site users in making the trips they need to make by sustainable modes modes other than cycling and it links the other to consultant of transport

there's carly for three who had 15. high five for dad. the cardinal up by five after three quarters. the fourth quarter this is pretty. erica mccall to brittany. lays it in and the damage. mcphee with a dozen stanford win. 77-66 will play notre dame in the elite eight on sunday. but wait. there is more ahead. three local high school teams would play for state title and the local quarterback is playing for his future or at least his draft shot. where they are chucking football in the rain next. >>> the roadway literally washed out. >> giving us the live pictures. all lanes are closed. >>> the mission had made history becoming the first public school to reach a state championship. but getting there is not nearly as fun as winning the whole thing. in overtime, the bears with the ball up by four. now they're up by six as they drive for the lay in. and the cherry on top with his 31-point night. mission wins their first state title. 82-75. the girls championship east side a winner and campo did not get it done tonight. >>> all right quickly, th

. >> reporter: senior carly one of the players the cardinal count on.ast time carly went to the final four, she was teammates with older sister bonnie. this time, younger sister katie lou is with her but she plays for top ranked uconn and the two could meet in the national title game. >> how does the experience of having played with your older sister in the final four compare to now? >> it's different because she is on a different team this time but just as fun. we got to hang out a little bit at the ranch. >> do you have agreement on a communication blackout at any time? >> we're texting freely. we're talking obviously if we both win we'll probably, you know, going to focus just on the game. >> on the men's side, gonzaga is in the final four for the first time in school history and the coach believes a motivational book written by his college roommate greg bell which few wrote the forward has helped with the gonzaga success. >> i would say it has. haven't you? we are here at the final four for the first time. i would just want to tell everybody i give

carly samuelson all alone for the triple. up 10-6.d blackjack before washington state scored first point. 66-36, taking on oregon in the semifinals tomorrow night. >>> colin kaepernick no longer a 49ers, he's opted out of his contract. don't have a quarterback on the roster. christian mccaffrey's name misspelled on this jersey. supposed to be rey. footwork looking good. quarterbacks on the field tomorrow. including cal's davis webb. brought to you by riv >>> check out live doppler 7, cold storm out of the gulf of alaska bringing cold showers this weekend. snow over the highest peaks. potential for thunder. keep umbrella handy and have a coat to keep you warm. lingering showers on monday. >> why on the weekend? >> yeah. >> that's our report. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. for all of us, thanks for joining halfway point of the show. now is my favorite part of the night is here. a chance here to present our final oscar on the 89th anniversary of great "bonnie and clyde." please welcome warren beatty and faye dunaway -- [ laughter ] >>

the teen says carlie's smile is why he asked her to the prom.es them laugh, she always has a smile on her face. she's amazing."( mark ) the teen said he had been planning to take her to prom since the beginning of the school year. ( darya ) happening today... it's is national puppy day. the day brings awareness to the need for homes for orphaned pups and to educate people about the horrors of puppy mills across the country. it was founded in 2006 by a celebrity pet expert who national cat day. national puppy day is actually considered an international holiday now. ( mark ) coming up in the next hour... we are following breaking news... several arrests made in the attack on britain's parliament. hear the new information we are learning about the attacker this morning.( darya ) plus... police are searching for a man who tried to kidnap a young girl just blocks away from a bay area middle school. kron four's averi harper is live with who police are now looking for.( mark ) and... congress is set to vote on the republican health care bill today. ann

and said to the most carly think possible knocking down the house and hiding behind. >> let's go back to thursday. he had 3000 signatures of people who wanted to save it. a 50,000 dollar grant from camden county to move the house to another location. there is a big effort to save the place. >> this home was a symbol of captain harris sacrifice. he mortgage this home to finance the militia. he wound up in debt and lost the home. this is the sign of the sacrifice he made in the revolutionary war. here's what's interesting, what is going to be built here is the sound barrier. not a roadway, sound barrier barrier to prevent the noise from the highway. [inaudible] right now i can get him to comment. wow. >> there they are. i could try to get a comment but they were quiet. >> they knocked down a historic building to build a sound barrier that prevented the noise from waking the dead. >> thank you. >> allison, you're chasing a story. divorce, there's a club for that. >> clubs are all over the place. fitness clubs, clubs and now divorce clubs. the maplewood divorce divorce club was started in

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meanwhile, our carly steel just found out surprising new things about the real belle em rama watson. >> i think people in real life are surprised i'm sillier than i am. i am -- how do you say it, underpromise, overdeliver. people say i'm super serious. and i can be ahh. >> we love the serious emma who does things like high books in the subway to promote literacy. >> random acts of kindness, i guess. >> emma let loose as belle in the new live action version of beauty and the beast with a voice even she didn't know she had. >> how daunting was it and you heard to think, i was convinced i was jenkins. it took some conversations with myself in the mirror in the mornings. get it together, watson. >> really, the best thing about emma, she is a friend forlife. the harry potter alum has a group chat going with former co-stars. >> matt lewis came to screening we had in l.a. it is like pokemon, i'm trying to catch them all right now. >> winter workouts reveal. j.lo and a-rod hit the gym together. chris hemsworth shows off his body. and celebrity trainer gives away star's tips to staying in sha

one of stanford's top players is senior guard carly samuelson. she will likely face off her sister in the finals. katie lieu plays for yukon which is riding a 111 game winning streak. >>> new pictures showing the aftermath of the 911 terror attacks in the pentagon. the chilling images now being released by the fbi. >> but first, a historic flight. how the space x flight is changing space travel. >> good morning. we can see traffic is off to a nice start in most areas including the golden gate bridge. southbound 101 traffic looks good. >> i'm tracking a warming trend for your bay area weekend. still dealing with some wind. i'll have a look at what you can expect for your friday and the extended coming up. >>> for the first time in space flight history the same rocket has been used in two separate missions. it sent a satellite into or bit and returned to earth landing up right on a platform. this same rocket was also used in a mission last year. the goal is to lower the cost of going to space while speeding up flights. the spacex rocket cost $62 mi

. >> so i'm carli if sfmta i'll kickoff and wade will from planning will go through the second part.> it's all yours carla thank you for having us. we're delighted to be here with supervisor peskin with the transportation demand management program. with you as you may know we care deeply about and proud of as those of you, we can talk about it for quite a while we appreciate the invitation to talk that it more with you as you mentioned the transportation demand management program. was adopted by the board of supervisors about a moa month and a half go went into affect the transportation demand management ordnance is the third component of the transportation sustainability program and oh, i'm sorry please it went up thank you all right. we're be looking at the lines so the transportation demand management or the shift component establishes reminders for plan use projects to integrate onsite amenities or services into their projects to support site users in making the trips they need to make by sustainable modes modes other than cycling and it links the other to consultant of transport

. >> so i'm carli if sfmta i'll kickoff and wade will from planning will go through the second part.> it's all yours carla thank you for having us. we're delighted to be here with supervisor peskin with the transportation demand management program. with you as you may know we care deeply about and proud of as those of you, we can talk about it for quite a while we appreciate the invitation to talk that it more with you as you mentioned the transportation demand management program. was adopted by the board of supervisors about a moa month and a half go went into affect the transportation demand management ordnance is the third component of the transportation sustainability program and oh, i'm sorry please it went up thank you all right. we're be looking at the lines so the transportation demand management or the shift component establishes reminders for plan use projects to integrate onsite amenities or services into their projects to support site users in making the trips they need to make by sustainable modes modes other than cycling and it links the other to consultant of transport

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to 12 houses housing units at this point i'm going to turn it over to my colleague mike martin and carli and take you through mainly what are the topic areas we want to negotiate on public benefits and the framework what are we hoping to get from transportation and all the other topics i'll give it over to mike. >> good afternoon, commissioners mike martin in the office of economic workforce development so as mention and outset this is the second time in front of the commission last year, we did presentations informational and feedback from a number of agencies that are part of the interagency working group that was described that started this may and went through rec and park and sfmta board and the ocii commission we followed that up with a number of the community presentations from interested groups both in terms of tops and locations of those projects that extend though the end of last year into early this year and saw a lot of feedback that helped in drafting the strategy and packing speaking with the project sponsors what we want to see from the agreement this side presents a summa