she watched as cathy excelled in school. >> cathy was exceptional. cathy made her own way. she didn't follow a role model. >> reporter: nobody guiding her and nobody pushing her. >> exactly. she had her own drive. >> she used to tell her younger sister that she had to leave her mark. you had to leave your mark in this world so that people would remember you when you moved on. >> reporter: you have to leave your mark on the world. did you teach her that? >> no, that was just her. >> reporter: seems like an admirable thing for a kid to come up with. >> well, cathy was different. >> reporter: beautiful, smart and social. and popular. you knew more about her dating life than maybe your mom and dad did. >> yes, i believe to some extent, yes. >> reporter: cathy dated a few guys in high school, but no one she was terribly stuck on. and then in 1994, out of high school and a young woman of 20, cathy started to see a boy named albert. a boy she'd played with as a child, and was now interested in romantically. were they boyfriend and girlfriend? >> she said that they were, you know,

cathy? >> yes, our very busiest time working with our business and community partners, the county government and other groups to raise funds for school supplies and collect backpacks for students in need. >> barbara, you and ellen are doing pretty much the same thing but in your own county? >> we are. we're very excited to be here. most importantly, that we can really share what we're doing for the students of prince george's college and county, i should say. so we have our back to school sale on saturday, august the 26 donation forth 10,000 backpacks. we are excited to move forward with that as well. >> that's more than you had been anticipating. >> probably triple. we changed the venue to the prince george's stadium. we have some amazing sponsors and partners, negro league, legends hall of fame is one of our great sponsors. we're moving towards making a difference so the students can start a successful school year from day one. >> ellen, tell us what communities in schools does. >> communi

cathy wants to go on holiday! got on the show? i think you area have we got on the show? i think you are a slave driver! just one question, one tweet, donald trump senior called donald trump jr a high—quality guy and i just want to know whether anyone has ever called you that. no but i know melania trump isa you that. no but i know melania trump is a very high quality person andi trump is a very high quality person and i think you are as well. 175 days. i am still standing! or sitting! iam days. i am still standing! or sitting! i am feeling 125 years old! we will be back tomorrow for the last show for 175 days, do join us for that, goodbye. this is bbc news. i'm clive myrie. the headlines — as police continue their search of grenfell tower, the bbc has learnt that residents were still being told to stay put in their flats almost two hours after the fire broke out. donald trump defends his son as "open, transparent and innocent," after the revelation that donald junior met a russian lawyer during last year's electi

joining me is cathy gifford with tips on when you should use a travel agent. welcome. of travel agents are going away of the dinosaur but that is not the case. >> no, it's not the case. certain online sites rose up like expedia, travelosity, those are the quick one-stop places to go to booking a trip but sometimes it's helpful to go to a person and this is when you're planning a pricey trip, a place to a far flung corner of the world, it's hard to go to a person. >> or a group like a family. >> and there's multiple reservations involved. you don't have the time to coordinate all this on your own and it's helpful to go to a pers person. >> i have used an agent. my son has food allergies. i need know which countries are the easiest to navigate. >> we have a whole network of a list travel advisors and they can go to them, use them because they have the inside track. >> can they save you money? >> absolutely. they get alerts on special deals, things the average person might not know about or have access to. >> what is the fee structure? or is there a fee structure? >> some

david and cathy logan have now effectively lost both their sons.s of charlie gard have begun the latest stage of their legal fight over treatment for their terminally ill baby. chris gard and connie yates want a high courtjudge to rule that their 11—month—old son, who suffers from a rare genetic condition, should be allowed to undergo a therapy trial overseen by a specialist in the united states. 0ur correspondent laura trant is at the high court. what did the court here today? we have heard that charlie gard, who is 11 months old, has undergone further scans this week. the results of one of those mri scans are not available. in this morning's procedural hearing, we heard from mr justice francis who referred to the words of great —— to work great 0rmond street hospital for charlie and other terminally ill children and other terminally ill children and he urged protesters campaigners outside the hospital to respect the needs and wishes of those children and their parents. he said that charlie's parents, chris god and connie yates, could also give fu

cathy, let's tart wistart with . trump's team would like us to think he had a successful few days, his speech in poland, he met with many key players in hamburg. what are your thoughts overall? >> well, i wouldn't call it an unsuccessful trip. i mean, i think that expectations were probably pretty modest, and i think that, you know, there was a mixed reaction and certainly the eye-catching headline at the end of this -- at the end of all this is is notion of g19, the divisions between the united states and the rest of the group in terms of things like trade and climate change, specifically. but i think from trump's own perspective, he probably went and did what he set out to do. he gave a speech that was well received in poland, if not as much in the united states among some commentators, and i think, you know, his first meeting with president putin, he didn't make many of the concessions that people expected him to make. >> in particular, yeah, around the sanctions. kevin, let me get your take on that, the idea of t

by then cathy said. i don't. want. so it. can you know supposedly how to move the multiple injuries among can connect to so the kids a few books but shows real you know most of the. book on people because people from the say yes but in the book in a moral sense of. my. own i'm a bit of nothing left off allowed me. something to watch. on long enough something. a little to hospitals look not that i would like to now maybe maybe a magic bullet after the. present growing backlash against social media and actually the smarts the most independents the most interesting people particularly young people are actually giving up social media and i think over the next few years we're going to see is that only losers will be left on social media with. credit as one of the basic instruments to drive an economy but it can also lead to tragedy i didn't i took the whole gist i came back up and that that the debt steichen dinka and it was spiraling out of control on. many lives have been broken really excessive that the banks got you into troub

cathy killick has been there to take a look.ney‘s 80th birthday a permanent display celebrating bradford watt most famous artist in the very gallery visitors as a boy. he's collaborated closely with the team at cartwright hall to bring the display to fruition. he's been incredibly supportive and i wouldn't want to have done it had he not been as supportive as what were doing. he has ever seen or approved of all the different aspects of it. with his shock of blonde hair and wacky glasses, david hockney has become something of an icon. but his roots were far from exotic. he grew up here in a modest area, son of working class parents. he won a scholarship to bradford grammar school by the age of 11, his artistic flair was beginning to emerge. drawing was a passion. his cartoons and sketches made frequent appearances in the school magazine. bradford college of art followed, and the new gallery now houses the largest public collection of work from time there. the paintings show everyday scenes in bradford, as he noticed the artistic

is he at cathy's country kitchen in clay city, kentucky.done so far. brian: hi, todd. todd: good morning, guys this place is so awesome. i'm in powell county. trump received 71% of the vote here. this really is trump country. we decided to come talk to the real people about what they are thinking about how the president is doing. so we start with bruce. brouse is a salesman and he voted for president trump. so how do you think he is doing? >> i think he is doing a good job. he isn't getting all the credit he should get. we talked earlier, you know, one of my main concerns is how divided this country is. todd: right. >> seems like it's all black and white no compromise. this country was founded on compromise. people just need to learn to work together on the issues. todd: bruce, one area where you see that compromise is somebody like rebecca. rebecca is a democrat who voted forever president trump. rebecca works two jobs. she is a cook and pharmacy technician. she says healthcare is her big issue. why? >> yes. there are so many people that n

. >> cathy?ou probably shouldn't be doing it, maybe it wouldn't break up the marriage, but yes, that's cheating. >> that's cheating. >> yes. >> what's your take on it, mike? >> absolutely cheating. >> it is absolutely cheating, right? >> if i saw my girlfriend making out with somebody else, i would probably -- i would never talk to her again. >> we went over this, guys, couple of days ago. and mike said on the air that he believes physical cheating is worse than emotional cheating. he said you can fall in love with someone else, just don't do anything physical with it and i'm okay. >> it is the other way. emotional cheating, well, listen, i think we've heard surveys from women who have said and guys that they would be more hurt if there was emotional connection as opposed to just frivolous one night stand. >> i agree. because then you get all mushy feelings and call about them and when they want for breakfast in the morning and everything else. >> i couldn't get the visual out of my mind. speakin

cathy areu of "catalina magazine" thought the article was splendid, though. a baffling story. one that people aren't starting politics into breastfeeding, which it seems like it should could be off limits. why would it be controversial to call breastfeeding natural? if it's not natural, what is natural? >> breastfeeding doesn't come naturally as pediatricians will tell you. it's not easy. there are lactation specialists out there, there's our whole industry. breastfeeding isn't exactly natural. it doesn't come naturally to women. what they are saying is, i am so happy there's a study out here, finally letting women not have this guilt trip, that it's okay to handle a formula to daddy, to the men, and it's natural for a man to feed a baby. they are saying that only a woman able to feed a child is inappropriate. it is unethical and inappropriate. i am so glad that we are let off the hook finally. >> tucker: it's not unethical or inappropriate, whatever those words mean. it's the opinion of some physicians that breastmilk is superior to formula and other people

. >> cathy forta says the affordable care act covered her 24-year-old son pfs hospital stay after he suffered several strokes. >> it saved his life and he's my only son and i'm so joyful. >> the senate's failure to pass repeal for obamacare may be a temporary victory. the president tweeting unless the republican senators are total quitters, repeal and replace are not dead. demand another vote before voting on any other bill. >> i care about americans having access to affordable health care. we're an innovative nation. we can do this. >> reporter: in san mateo a small group of protesters urging law makers to spare their health care. >> the only reason i have it is because obamacare required my employer to authorize. and it's a terrible plan burt it's what i got and it keeps me alive. >> reporter: this group marches through downtown concerned about possible budget cuts. >> they might cut funding for medicare/medicaid, etc. so we're on board to be vigilant about it. >> reporter: this national day of action, one of many health care rallies across the weekend. these demonstrators say they

recently she represented black china and also cathy griffin. she says she would like a jury to decide what sort of compensation her clients should receive. in the newsroom, sandra osborne, kpix 5. >>> the warriors said: no further comment at this time." a short time ago, arizona senator john mccain arrived at the capitol to cast his vote on whether to begin debating a bill to repeal obamaca ill not certain >>> a short time ago arizona senator john mccain arrived at the capital to vote on whether to begin debating a bill to repeal obamacare. but it's still not certain whether republicans will have votes to pass the bill. mola lenghi has the latest. >> reporter: ajority leader mitch mcconnell urged his colleagues to vote yes to begin debate on the gop plan to get rid of obamacare. >> inaction will do nothing to solve obamacare's problems or bring relief to those who need it. >> reporter: the leader picked up a huge "yes" vote this morning from kentucky senator rand paul. >> i have offered the leadership that i would vote to proceed to the bill if

. >> cathy forta says the affordable care act covered her 24-year-old son pfs hospital stay after he suffered several strokes. >> it saved his life and he's my only son and i'm so joyful. >> the senate's failure to pass repeal for obamacare may be a temporary victory. the president tweeting unless the republican senators are total quitters, repeal and replace are not dead. demand another vote before voting on any other bill. >> i care about americans having access to affordable health care. we're an innovative nation. we can do this. >> reporter: in san mateo a small group of protesters urging law makers to spare their health care. >> the only reason i have it is because obamacare required my employer to authorize. and it's a terrible plan burt it's what i got and it keeps me alive. >> reporter: this group marches through downtown concerned about possible budget cuts. >> they might cut funding for medicare/medicaid, etc. so we're on board to be vigilant about it. >> reporter: this national day of action, one of many health care rallies across the weekend. these demonstrators say they

bird watching and cathy morgan was back home from florida. >> we were blessed and on the beach from washington township he was showing his american pride the red white and blue setup. >> it's patriotic love america. >> the kids were thinking about food and fun. >> the fireworks. >> curly fries and the fireworks? >> yes, awesome. >> the roller coaster. >> in ventnor you can grill. >> we did 60 sliders. almost 60 sliders. >> hot dogs and quesadillas, the families have been doing it for 30 straight years. it's all good. >> it's really all good. >> is certainly is all good. for everyone staying out to enjoy the fireworks, be safe and happy 4th of july, bob brooks, channel 6 "action news." >> all right bob thank you. back here in philadelphia the birth place of independence, the 4th of july festivities started this morning with the celebration of freedom people gathered at city hall for the ceremony and boys to men had the honor of reading the declaration of independence. ♪ ♪ next came the independence day parade. various groups marching through the streets before noon time today. all to celebrate

. >> across the bay we caught up with cathy morgan she grew up in ocean city and comes back on the 4th>> we are blessed. we really are. >> very blessed indeed. if you have a chance you have to come down to the shore. the fire works in ocean city are set for around 9:00, 9:15. bob brooks, channel 6 "action news." back to you in the studio. >> all right bob thanks. >>> america's birthday is getting a special celebration in the city where it all began. john rawlins live at the patriotic party happening at independence mall and john there is no better place to be than philadelphia for sure. >> reporter: right, you sure don't have to go to the shore to have fun. this is the 4th of july and the parade here. the philadelphia parade it is the 4th of july parade in full cry at this point in time. they have at least 10 floats and 10 big musical groups and a lot of fun and noise it's quite a mix but it's 4th of july and always quite a day here. the 18th century with 21 century tourists near a spot where a declaration was written that would make history. >> cool to see the authenticity of it and b

actors cathy baker has been cast to play the wife sue.al-pacino will play in the movie and it's expected to center around the sex assault case. >>> new technology could help you avoid a long line at the airport. >> you start at a key i don't say k where you print your own baggage tag. the machine scans your passport or driver's license, then scans your face to make sure they match and once that's concerned the machine weighs the bag, checks it in. this is being tested at the airport but if it works well we'll add it to other airports. >>> well, experts believe a newly uncovered picture shows amelia earhart after her plane disappears. >> rick has researched earhart for 30 years. he says it does not show the aviator or her navigator. he believes the photo doesn't have an exact date and then there's this. >> this woman sitting on the dock, way too much hair. her hair is like down over her collar. down around her ears. >> he believes their plane went down hundreds of miles away from where the photo was taken. >>> our aviation expert. what do

cathy walked past the house from time to time. >> usually out on the porch. >> friendly? >> yes they are nice. they say hello. >> this afternoon there was no response from anyone inside of the home. >> we love you. we hope the baby is okay. >> the passenger in this passing car declined to give her name but is surprised about the allegations. >> he is a great father and great guy, i know his sister, and dad and mom and we all grew up together. >> well, welsh is charged with aggravated assault and endatherring the welfare of a child. they are all felonies and he was arraigned earlier today and has not posted the $1,000 he needs to make bail. live in manayunk, john rawlins, channel 6 "action news." >>> thank you john, we have learned tonight that bill cosby will go back on trial this fall the montgomery county district attorneys office set november 6th as the date for the start of his retrial. last month the jury deadlocked on all counts of aggravate the indecent assault resulting in a mistrial. >> a fire at a townhouse in bear, delaware caused a half million in damage, this

. >> reporter: cathy recognizes her privilege and is thankful they had obamacare when her husband lost his job and they lost their coverage. >> because of obamacare we were able to get insurance right away through the affordable care act, and it covered us, and there were no gaps, and during that period of those few months, we both did have issues that we had to see our doctors about. >> reporter: and since the repeal bill was defeated, we have no choice but to wait and see what happens next. >>> concerns over carbon monoxide exposure prompted a federal investigation into 1.3 million ford explores. it applies to vehicles made between 2011 and 2017, and includes cars used by the austin, texas police force. >> the officers were tested and had double and triple the amount of carbon monoxide in them. >> the police chief says officers already to double up in other cars because they're taking the fords out of service. ford says they'll cover the cost of specific repairs in any police car with the issues. >>> a horrifying experience for a snake owner. the reptile bit her on the nose and would

great players, and hall of famer ‘s, i had walked into the hotel and they had lost my reservation, and cathyall stay, or we all walk. those individuals knew me before ijoined the tour, and everybody... i had no problems with players on the tour. it was the outside. she was there in the heart of racism and discrimination. and, you see, that kind of thing had just become institutionalised in this country, because even the country set of laws against us. i had some inkling of probably the challenges that she would have had, but you never got a hint of that from her. she never talked about it until you fully set down and had a real heart—to—heart discussion. it was not something she would ever show, that that was part of her history or even her father's history. iadmired herspirit, but she was able to stay out there, because i'm aware of the cruelty that she experienced. i thought about so many people that had come before me, and i always felt very strongly that we all stand on the shoulders of those who came before us. there were people who did so much to allow others, to give others freedom. h

the brothers‘ mother cathy was woken by the family dog barking.wing something. her son, blair logan, had poured petrol over his brother cameron, who was sleeping with his girlfriend, rebecca williams. she was injured. the parents were treated for smoke inhalation. an extensive search was carried out and appeals made to the public. blair logan had been thinking about doing this for a month and a half beforehand. he'd bought petrol, he'd looked at the effects of severe burns on the internet. he told police he'd wanted to maim or cripple his brother, but he said, it was not my intent to kill him, but i did do it. leaving court today, rebecca williams, seen here in the red blouse, who sustained permanent injuries to her throat and may never work again as a radio broadcaster. david and cathy logan have now effectively lost both their sons. catriona renton, bbc news, at the high court in glasgow. it's caught the markets by surprise, our business correspondent is here with us. tell us why has borrowing risen. this was more than expected and it did catch

. >> cathy given, she injected herself in this one, this is rock goldsstone, the guy who with the meter where the photo was taken if given has any real keg, still under fire for a photo of herself, what was behind manican. >> looking for non-partisan, list from roll call. com. these are dogs. who are regularly hang out as either officials offers dogs, or because they belong to staff those like bringing them to work. >> pretty cute, too. >> two year old belongs to carlos, spends his days napping and snuggling. >> maryland representative adopted sophie after aspca event back in 2015. >> i feel like all dogs named sophie look the same. lilly the french bulldog hangs out with representative, also the inspiration behind denim's pets on train legislation, which allows cat and dogs to travel with their owners on amtrak. >> makes sense. and running things inside arizona congressman tom's office, before joining the arizona delegation, though, yes, right, wilson used to be the mascot for former representative john's offers, nebraska corn huskers, and the creighton blue jays. >> like you say, if y

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ainsley: cathy? >> likewise.xes, healthcare, all those things are very important. and one thing that has not been mentioned yet, i'm also concerned about the rampant amount of lawlessness that we are seeing on the streets as well as throughout the ranks of our government. when i have to think twice about wearing a donald trump t-shirt because i don't know what kind of liberal lunatic is going to meet me at the grocery store i think that is a very important concern of ours today. ainsley: angel? >> i agree with that something somebody didn't mention is obamacare i'm waiting for that to be repealed and replaced. for my family our premiums have gone through the roof. that's what i hear a lot of moms talking about for our kids. ainsley: what's most important when it comes to healthcare for you. >> i think affordable healthcare across the board. and, you know, take their time. we don't have to do a quick fix. i would like to see something this year but, you know, we don't have to rush it. get it right do it right this

cathy newman presents on channel 4 news and she says in response to the disclosures... 0ne and she saysbc radio 4, says... the gender pay gap is not the only pa rt the gender pay gap is not the only part of what has been revealed that is getting a lot of attention. 0ut of the top 96 names, only 12 people we re of the top 96 names, only 12 people were from a black, asian or minority ethnic background. several of those high earners named in these disclosures have been talking about it today. here they are. what do i do? on paper, absolutely nothing justifies that huge amount of money, if you compare me with lots of people who do visibly... a doctor saves the life of a child or a nurse comforts a dying person. however, we operate in a marketplace. i think i provide a very useful service, somebody has to do thejob of very useful service, somebody has to do the job of trying to hold power to account. a direct question, are you embarrassed to pick up your paycheque? i just you embarrassed to pick up your paycheque? ijust feel you embarrassed to pick up your paycheque? i just feel very lucky e

>> i agree with cathy. kind of russian collusion happening since november. it's been seven months that we have been hearing the same exact information. there is no evidence coming up that anything is going on in russia. i think it's really interesting and something we talk about in our home with the kids that he would didn't hear seven months of 4,000 lost emails from hillary. we didn't hear seven months of what happened in benghazi with hillary. we didn't hear seven months of mlts of dollars that were supposed to go to the clinton foundation that were used for chelsea's wedding expenditures. there is really a double standard happening. we talk all the time in our house that the mainstream media is going to take years before they are established in our home again with a good reputation. ainsley: connected to the very people that watch them. hope, you are a mother of six. good for you. i wanted seven so i veri'm one . i appreciate what you have done. we played jamie dimon a big player on wall street who is o

the comments madonna made and cathy griffin. does it hurt the liberal movements. i don't think it helps at all. it's offensivive. griffin it's a little bit much. it seems like the right really thinks this is great. we will milk the anger. it's like culture warriors. they are back at it. okay. does anybody care what she says? >> i don't. i don't think jesse does either. >> people are pushing obama off a cliff. come on! we are covering the story. >> wait a minute. ted nudgent is saying horrible things. >> that's all you have. >> no, no, no. >> [overlapping talking]. >> all right, all right. what do you think of this video>> i i think of rosie o'donnell of not a fan of the president. >> [laughing]. >> we would have never give you that idea. >> she is looking for attention and unemployed. she had talent but lost her way. put that can johnny depp and madonna and snoop dogg, this is not helping them. >> president trump is reinvigorating ward up hollywood carries. it's proportional to how much president trump will win the reelection. >> it's a video game. >> [overlapping

he and cathy, who was simply a haver of his group, they the same argument about racial identity as barack and sheila did. sex is a part of his life as a young man. but it's not all there is by any means. this several weeks need to ask you about this. i wonder what impact it has. you spent nine years on this will, when was it finished? >> i finished most of the writing in the spring of 2016, the epilogue was last year. this was entirely completed before the presidential election . i could have main changes of through this january but i did not. >> after you have done all this pages, you wake up on may 1 and you read in the new everybody -- at lot of people can't wait to get a positive review, here's what she said. star, the voluminous --00 page broader fe tedious ill considered book that is in desperate need of editing and way more exhausting than access to. what was your reaction? first, anyone who is interested in the story should look at number one carlos lozano's washington post review. >> my question is, why this was written and the other the opposite? >> new york times sunday book re

. >> they had to evacuate from their ranch in cathy's valley. >> this is probably the worst fire we've ever had and it's nowhere near over yet. >> and you can see lot of activity where we are. this is what we've been seeing all day. this is a helicopter that's been making water drops. we've seen the big tankers dropping the retardant. firefighters telling me that they tried to take advantage of the weather today, cooler temperatures, the winds for the most part have stayed down and the humidity is high. it's supposed to stay that way tomorrow but the concern is what will happen over the weekend when things are supposed to get warmer and dryer. laura anthony, abc 7 news. >>> just look at this. it's so massive you can see it from space. noah satellite captured the imagery of the fire last night. you can see the huge cloud of smoke rising up from the middle of the state there from the national oceanianic and atmospheric association. the wind and the heat could make this a more difficult battle. for more let's check in with meteorologist sandy atell. >> reporter: it's still breezy in the a

that have swirled around the candidacylj don't swirled around the candidacy.” don't know what you and cathy from the new york times, they tease a bit out of it, and suddenly, there is this transparent release of e—mails from don junior. there is this transparent release of e—mails from donjunior. but 17 minutes before he was transparent, there was the new york times story. maybe they had this e—mail all on.” think that is safe to say, these e—mails are not exhilarating or exculpatory for donald trump jr e—mails are not exhilarating or exculpatory for donald trumer by any exculpatory for donald trumer by a ny stretch exculpatory for donald trumer by any stretch of the imagination full stop —— is exonerating or exculpatory. i think you try to get ahead of the story. he was so explicit, going into this meeting, it will not help at all, the fact that he got this out a little ahead of time. and you heard mike pence there, trying to separate himself from the story as best he can. but he has been put in a position, multiple times now, with the marco fu and —— michael flynn allegations, where he wa

and just out of town on the bridge across the bay we caught up with cathy morgan who grew up in ocean city always coming back on the 4th of july. >> we are really blessed. we really are. >> back out live here, we are grilling up the shrimp quesadillas. and sharrie and rick i'm not wearing any shoes, talk about a great assignment. reporting live in margate bob brooks, channel 6 "action news.." >> yes. you got food and feet in the sand all right bob. >> rick says too much information. >> state parks and beaches in new jersey say they opened in time for the holiday after a light night deal was reached in the state's government shut down. governor chris christie signed the $34.7 billion deal ending the three day stalemate and the governor came under heavy fire as photos surfaced of him and his family on the closed state beach and he will not apologize to voters saying he was not going to cancel his vacation plans to wait on a budget solution. >> new jersey drivers affected by the shut down are getting help from the state and the state motor vehicle commission says that anyone that expired

steve: cathy, will your husband ever go to mcdonald's again?daily basis to teach them the customer service skills that they need. they are teaching the behaviors they want them to see. and so, you know, i guess that's up for us to make that decision in the future. steve: well, they have got really good fries. ainsley: i'm really do. i'm sorry your husband had this experience. please thank him on our behalf we appreciate what he does to keep the community safe. >> thank you so much. ainsley: thank you. o.j. simpson made interesting claim during his parole hearing. >> basically it's been a conflict-free life. steve: i don't know if geraldo rivera would agree in that, and he's going to join us coming up shortly ♪ see what i want ♪ any old time ♪ dad: flash drives? yup. that's dad taking care of business. laptop setup? yup. but who takes care of dad? office depot, office max. this week, all hp ink, buy one get one 30% off. ♪ taking care of business a used car, buy one get one 30% off. truck, suv. that's smart. truecar can help. it's great for findi

but i'm here, sixers dunk squad, cathy 10-ton, will tell us more about the dancing, if the just acrobaticsunking? >> a lot more than just dunking. real big aspect. we have got flipper, trippers, break dancers, myself, i dance, i had a big dance background so it helped me. >> so you like to dance, maybe we have the flips going back here. so if you're into the core, you like casino of the urban walking, as we like to call it, maybe that's good way to get n but you specifically came with the dance. now i heard you guys have performed next to some really cool acts. >> jordan spark, monday tell jordan, act from all over. >> huge year, markle felt just got drafted number one overall. i know you told me in the break that you guys are planning to blow the doors off this season. >> lot in store for you guys, not only have we performed with top act from around the world, we've been to like some of the most beautiful places in the worlds from, we're been to johannesburg, africa, nigeria, ivy coast, we've been madrid, spain, mexico. >> you kind of have been all over. what's amaze that you guys, you're

. >> reporter: cathy strom's battle with kidney disease has lasted a lifetime. >> i've been dealing withidney disease since i was small. i went south a year ago. >> reporter: when her kidneys failed a year ago, the struggle to stay alive intensified. >> i was put on dialysis in june of last year. i do it at home for nine hours. >> reporter: strom says husband, paul, has been there through it all. >> paul is my rock. his saying was, don't get down. once you get down, it's too hard to get up. >> reporter: strom's turning po february, months after she and her husband displayed their request for a kidney donor in stencils on the backs of their cars. pictures of their message blew up on facebook. >> she said, saw your husband's car. >> reporter: in march, strom and her anonymous donor were prepped for surgery at uw madison hospital. >> i was up that same day walking, pretty much all, so she went home two days later. she was my angel. >> reporter: now, strom has a new lease on life. >> i can have anything now. absolutely anything. i'm not tired. i have so much energy. go forward and be a donor

my wife cathy kathy, my two chin hillary and faith. i'd also like to express thanks to the members and staff i've been able to visit with over the past couple of. if confirmed, i look forward to working with you in a bipartisan, collaborative and collegial manner. i grew up in a small move town by the name of plymouth in the coal mining region in northeastern pennsylvania. my father worked as an accountant for the coal mines and my mother was a high school teacher. i spent the majority of my career as a tax practitioner and leading the tax department so currently i am a partner in charge of the national tax office. i also ran the american university tax write-off and prior to that i spent 30 years with ernst and young and finally, i am proud to say i was the senator's tax accountant for over three years. i've always be grateful to the senator for the lessons i learned and the values that he instilled in all of us on his staff. he set a standard for excellence in service that has been a source of inspiration of my entire career. through

the officer's wife, cathy is upset. she's saying mcdonald's has got to change. listen.he sound bite. what do you make of this story, sheriff? >> well, we hear this from time to time, from idiot employee, i'm not going to blame mcdonald's corporation for this. i hear they fired this individual. i hope they did. look, most restaurants, most businesses get it. they want the police coming through because when an armed robbery is going to come down at a fast-food restaurant, the first thing the perpdoes is cases the joint. if he sees uniformed officers having lunch or sees them in the drive-through, they're going to move on where the cops don't hang out. most of the businesses, the restaurants, appreciate law enforcement, want them to come in because it is a deterrent to crime. liz: sheriff david clarke, good to see you, sir? >> my pleasure, thank you. liz: bill nye calls himself the science guy, he now says people who deny climate change, he says they are usually the older generation. he now says they need to, quote, die out before climate science can advance. we'll have hi

i feel like i was called chatty cathy, james comey, because i never have seen in fbi director who chattedmy life. it was a ramp up to get excited about a book deal. if you like we know what this was about. >> ron: he is somebody who is concerned about his image. he did that with a hillary clinton case. he really did that handling the russia stuff where he was inviting speculation that the president was under investigation for privately telling the president you are not under investigation. but i think he may have some issues to answer for with the memos. he admitted that he leaked that memos in order to trigger a special counsel. and now we have reports that there may have been classified information in the memos. so was the question about classified info leaking in order to trigger special counsel, that would be a main deal if true. >> harris: i think he was only triggering up things that we would see in the book. of the best rollout of all time. >> jessica: the bidding is next week or this week. i don't think it was all about the book. he has issues on both sides of the aisle with what

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tiny sayer, oklahoma, where the only doctor is 87 years old and the sole hospital closed last year, cathylies on medicaid and feels abandoned by the president she voted for. >> when he said on the campaign that everybody deserved the right to good health insurance, i think he should have stuck with that. as it is right now, a lot of people are looking at him as a turncoat. >> reporter: an issue so personal it could shake even the president's strongest supporters. conservatives led by ted cruz are now trying to build support for a plan that would let people buy cheaper insurance that didn't cover all of those essential benefits that obama care provides. meanwhile, mike pence yesterday was saying that the white house if they can't find 50 votes will push for them to vote on a strictly repeal plan without a replacement that could potentially be a risky political move. yasmin. >> thank you to casey hunt for that report. >>> new business where the white house announced yesterday evening it would nominate randall -- to an important position to oversee the banking system. gemma, this is the pres

. >> joining me now is cathy rumler, the former chief counsel in the obama white house.ustice department well. how is the department holding up in the face of this, you know, barrage of criticism of the attorney general by the commander in chief? >> i can't imagine. i think it has to be unbelievably demoralizing to the men and women of the justice department who are, you know, working tirelessly every day. for them, the change in administration, you know, is not that big of a deal. which is probably -- would be a shock to president trump, but it's not. they're working their cases. they're following, you know, the evidence, the facts and the law. and so i think it's got to be very, very disheartening to have their leader of the justice department, you know, be publicly debased in the way that the president has been doing. >> and the irony of this is of all the cabinet secretaries with the possible exception of energy and epa, jeff sessions is actually carrying out donald trump's agenda, a very conservative agenda in terms of the substance of what he's doing. everything ex

so does cathy warner out in square, pennsylvania. she emailed us, ainsley.e said my husband and i have been married 54 years. his favorite song is it's a beautiful morning. he tells me you don't really read these emails. i say he's wrong. is he? steve: you're wrong. ainsley: please show me he's wrong. pete: well down, cathy. ainsley: i wonder what's happening in their house right now, oh my gosh. steve: nobody listens to me. we do read all the emails. pete: we read a lot of them. sometimes they are very amusing. steve: we get thousands of them so we can't respond to each and every one of them. nonetheless, we do read one. for instance the other day we got one on from pete hegseth saying brian is out on monday can i be there. >> pete: pete please, please. ainsley: how was your weekend? pete: gave a speech on saturday. folks fired up. ainsley: military? pete: plucks, the republican party. steve: by the way, not only do we read the email we read the twitter as well. we are trying to get to a million people following us. if you don't follow us right now please d