charlene! >>> shane here and -- >> casey. >> shane and his wife casey, their lives changed in a single day. typically if you get a surprise call from your lawyer, sometimes not good news. . but for them it was very good news. >> we got a call from our lawyer about a beautiful baby girl that was up for adoption. >> since he is a preacher, he and his wife prayed about it really fast. >> we had to quickly throw up some prayers. we felt like the lord said do this. >> so the call from the attorney was to let them know their adoptive baby had been born? >> yes. they expanded their family from six to seven. >> we want to introduce you real quick to a beautiful baby girl. our little baby daughter. >> but they're so excited because the kids, you see they have four other children, don't know about it. >> so we're going to introduce our little daughter to her sisters. >> so now they're back home and they're about to reveal to the big sisters that they're going to have another girl in the family. >> are yo

john bible church and charlene carruthers, the national director of black youth project 100.g with me this morning. >> thank you for having us. >> charlene, let me go to you. i met with a lot of faith leaders and those that we call legacy organizations like national action network, but there are young activist groups like yours that are doing effective concrete work dealing with violence, but also pressing on there must be police accountability because they act like that is not going to continue to exacerbate the problem. how do you respond of this whole notion of sending in federal troops and ignoring the findings of the doj around policing in chicago? >> so i'm clear that mr. trump doesn't know chicago like i know chicago. i was born and raised on the south side. i attended chicago public schools my entire life and just from the work we've done in the past four years alone we've changed the conversation in chicago. one that says, hey, look, we -- our communities need resources to actually invest in things that create real safety like social services, mental health care and

eventually the city bottom rid of them but it never admitted it had discriminated against charlene or anybody else based on their gender identity. and it really got me thinking, if this is ridiculous in this instance, what about other sex marks of i.d. we carry around, drivers license, passport, birth certificate, are they necessary? after theafter words airs on booktv. saturday and 10:00 p.m. and sunday at 9:00 p.m. eastern. >> after isis ceases to exist, bringing in bin laden new leader of al qaeda. he is young, he is millenial. he was trained for the last seven, eight years, by some of the top commanders in al qaeda. people that his father did not have access to their counsel because all of them were gathered in house arrest in iran in the same place. he gets married to the number two person in al qaeda's daughter, mohamed al-masri, who has been involved virtually every terrorist attack that happened against, against us and in the world. he masterminded the east african embassy bombings himself. so, i think think i hamza is going to be the person. hamza had five different messages.

>> absolutely. >> charlene franks rested her case with confidence. she admitted there were some things she didn't have. no murder weapon? >> no. >> no witnesses. >> no. >> no blood in his car? >> no. his advantage was trying to say that i'm just a bad husband, i'm a criminal as far as money goes. but there's no evidence i killed my wife. >> now it was the defense's turn to fire back. >> and fire back they did, on everything. his marriage. >> did you love her? >> i did love her. >> his alibi. >> he was already warming up on the field. >> his second wife. >> vanessa has her motives for saying what she's going to say. >> which would be? today, we're out here with some big news about type 2 diabetes. you have type 2 diabetes, right? yes. so let me ask you this... how does diabetes affect your heart? it doesn't, does it? actually, it does. type 2 diabetes can make you twice as likely to die from a cardiovascular event, like a heart attack or stroke. and with heart disease, your risk is even higher. you didn't know that. no. yeah. but, wait, there's good n

. >> jimmy: yeah, and you were -- >> charlene. >> jimmy: charlene.d i had just left nashville. and i thought somehow he had, like, followed me and gotten in my luggage. [ laughter ] i told him he couldn't come on this trip and there he was. >> jimmy: in your luggage. >> yeah. he never escaped. >> jimmy: but we came in -- and i just -- honestly, people just love you. i never saw that type of reaction happen that fast to anyone. it was like -- seriously i was trying to say 20, 30 seconds into "jolene" because your voice is so good. and you saw that girl just walking there, like, "huh?" [ laughter ] >> i love you so much. and you know, i haven't playing "party in the usa" for a while since, like my bangerz tour, i haven't really gotten to do that and so -- [ cheers and applause ] it was super cool. and i had just done the gay pride parade the day before. [ cheers and applause ] so "party in the usa" has been getting a lot of love. and it's always good, you know, for me to remember how much people really love those classic songs and inspires me to do the

and in particular one transgender woman, charlene is a friend of mine and activists for trans rates in philadelphia. they brought a lawsuit against the company. when she offered her past she was turned away. the individual bus driver said he can't use this because in my opinion you're not a woman, not a real woman. then she brought back a pass with an m sticker on it and the same thing happened. you're not a real man. secant is the past. this got me thinking, in that case it's pretty clear that there is no legitimate reason to have our sex identity marked, past to get on the bus. in the city of philadelphia the sparked grass roots activism to get the sex stickers removed from the best passes. eventually the city get rid of them but it never admitted it had discriminated against charlene or anyone else on gender identity. it really got me thinking, if this is ridiculous in this instance, the what about other sex marked ids that we carry around like our drivers license, passport, birth certificate, are they necessary? >> afterwards airs on book tv every saturday at 10:00 p.m. and it 9:00

. >>> ava is back, and we know our hot mess friend charlene. >> you know my routine, i roll out of bed woke up like this, baby. >> she runs the whole gamut of things that our hot mess friends do. >> sorry it took me three years to respond back to your text because i really don't understand technology. >> i love that one. you can see mom crack up at the end in front of the camera. >> oh, i'm sorry, what are we doing? oh, sorry, i just tune out sometimes. couch. couch. i don't know how to say that. >> even if she's being fed the lines, she delivers them so hilariously. >> there is some improv. >> love me or hate me but i'm awkward. gotta deal with it, honey. >> hey, that's the way to be. >> another viral video, 4 million views and climbing rapidly. >> dang, girl. >>> tricks of the phenomenal talents of the harlem globetrotters. >> yikes. >> i wouldn't stand up there. >> no. >> so one trick shot per location. the thing is they're not just any location. >> the wildfire roller coaster, i want to take a shot 15 stories up. >> a 300-pointer. >> oh and he scores. did you see, almost like he di

this created a sex identity discrimination within the city and one transgender woman, charlene, was a friend of mine and an activist for transit rights in philadelphia and brought a lawsuit against the company for gender identity discrimination because when she offered her after mark passed she was turned away and the individual bus driver said she can't use us because you're not a woman, in my opinion. then she brought back a pass with an eminent sticker on it and the same thing happens. you are not a real man, you can't use the past. this got me thinking -- in that case, it's clear that there is no legitimate reason to have our sex identity on a pass to get on a bus. in the city of philadelphia the spark a lot of grassroots activism to get the stickers removed from the bus passes. eventually, the city got rid of them but it never admitted that had discriminated against charlene or anybody else based on their gender identity. it got me thinking that if this is ridiculous in this instance what about other sex ids that will we carry around the car drivers license or passport's, birth c

kills people to the extent that republican governors refuse to give the notice arlene yea i look at charlene dillon florida surely one is the mother of three she had a heart condition she couldn't afford her medication and because she was working three jobs this woman she still wasn't making above the poverty level so she didn't qualify for obamacare and because rick scott the republican governor of florida and the poor and the c.e.o. of the company that committed the largest medicare fraud in the history of the united states rick scott refused to expand medicare she was cut your bells ring and i didn't waveguide it on heart attack rick scott republicans have a lot on their hands rick scott didn't wave a magic wand and make all of america pay for a program that is never going to work and is never going to achieve one hundred percent it's not going to cheapen their own initiative on horris nobody nobody buys the stuff nobody is buying that on top of the governors who have chosen not to expand medicaid just the fact that we still rely on a system in which companies make profit off denying heal

legitimate reason to have it marked on a pass to get on a bus they never would have discriminate against charlene or anyone else on their gender identity if this is ridiculous in that same then what about other markers that we carry around, like our drivers license, transport, birth certificate; are they necessary? >> i thought that was compelli compelling. you "-open-double-quote this story. you think, as the president of glad, we think that the stories humanize these often times issues that we don't even think of if they don't affect you directly and what made me think is that every day when she was just simply trying to get to work she had to try to get on a bus and get ready to defend herself and potentially be humiliated and shamed and you talk about the humiliation that happened to her bare. what i think is so important is to let people know what our sex markers. you throw the term around and very distinctly in this book you talk about the six identity versus gender identity. can you go into that so we understand a little bit better? >> absolutely. it's important to draw a distinction betwe

charlie: the next is called "charlene." leah: this is an extraordinary image.egin to an idea of what rauschenberg's revolution was. he wants to create art that lets the world in. first he put scraps of paper and comics, but soon enough it's a lightbulb in, reflectors, a mirror, all the stuff of the world. i think he is saying that if you want to make art about the real world, it has to include the real world. charlie: next is "bed." leah: this is taking the idea a step farther. as all of this is coming into his work, he soon he is making work out of a quilt and pillow. there are strokes on the pillow likely made by another friend. suddenly these things that are ordinary objects have an turned into a painting. it makes you ask questions about what is a painting, what are its terms? it suggests a kind of intimacy, a place in which you live. it reconfigures the idea of painting as it had been known before which kept the world out. ♪ josh: i am filling in for charlie. i have the writer, director and producer of the film "band aid." it follows a couple that turns th

it was with charlene moore -- she was among the group of republicans who expressed concerns about thelth care bill. sanders spoke to a packed crowd and urges her to resist efforts to sway towards that bill. >> this is a deeply immoral piece of legislation. and i urge senator please join your fellow west virginia senator joe manchin and vote no when this bill comes up before the the senator will do what is best for the people of west virginia. >>> in prince george's county now, a vigil to remember a father of ten. someone shot malachi israel yesterday earlier this week, rather, in the lincoln heights neighborhood of northeast d.c. his brother says he was in the wrong place at the wrong time. israel's family met in upper marlboro and released balloons in his memory. his eldest daughter says her father was a really good guy. >> he would give us and my brothers and sisters, he really did love us and his family. >> we're told israel's youngest child is just 3 years old. >>> crews were back out on the scene of a ride-on bus crash overnight. five people went to the hospital yesterday when th

sex stickers removed to get rid of them but it never admitted that it had discriminated against charlene or anybody else based on their gender identity. it really got me thinking that if this is ridiculous in this instance, then what about other sex marks ideas that we carry around like a drivers licenses, passports, birth certificates, are they necessary. >> host: i thought that was compelling in the book and that you open the book with the story and as the here we understand that real stories don't affect you directly. and what it made me think was that every day when she's just simply trying to get to work she had to walk onto a bus and be ready to defend herself and potentially be humiliated and shamed. what i think is so important is to let people know what our sex markers. you also talk very distinctly in this book about sex identity versus gender identity. can you go into a little bit so we understand it better. >> guest: i think it is important to draw distinction between sex identity and gender identity. i think there's a pervasive is sexism which means that stereotypes of what

olympian wilson and her teammate charlene took >>> much more ahead on "action news" at 5:00 for you. another missile launched by north korea. how officials are responding to this launch which reportedly lasted longer and reached further than before. >> also the fda takes on bignewl officials are looking to put in place to make cigarettes less addictive when "action news" continues tonight. >> ♪ >> the pentagon says north korea has test fired a second intercontinental ballistic missile. officials say the missile flew longer and higher than a test launch earlier this month. the missile landed west of one of japan's largest islands. tonight japan's prime minister is calling the launch a torious and real threat" step up pressure against north korea. >>> this was heartbreaking day for the parents of charlie gard. their son passed away just shy of celebrating his first birthday. thursday a british judge ordered charlie be taken to a hospice to have his ventilator removed. charlie suffered from a rare disease with no cure. his parents had petitioned a judge to allow charlie to travel to the

eventually the city got rid of it but it never stopped them from discriminating against charlene or anybodyse and gender identity. and what about other things like driver's licenses passports of birth certificates. are they necessary? >> would the sans the trump campaign was this long-standing tension between conflicts within the capitalist economy between big guys some little guys and so on and as the candidate trump got a lot of mileage out of taking the side of the smaller folks and not might be workers who lost jobs or companies that are on the smaller side and can't compete with these big global interests. as president we see a little bit of a shift in that two somewhat more traditional conservative positions which are really quite in favor of global trade and the export-import bank so i think it is a great example. it's also an example of something that to be honest runs their mouth american business history which is profound conflict between these interests. i think we have a tendency in the way we talk about the policies in business today to assume that the major conflicts are betwe

ana: quÉ belleza de muÑecos, tenemos a anthony, charlene y arianna. alan: ariana grande.do a su manera y a su estudio. quÉ opinan sobre este look de j balvin. ana: cuÁl te gusta más del aÑo pasado subieron, sus lentes, sus tenis, o el que uso ayer mucho mÁs elegante? >> el que uso ayer, me gusta porque se queda bien con la camisa. >> me gusta eso,estÁ muy guapo! guau! alan: quÉ te gustÓ? >> me gusta porque son lindos los anteojos. ana: pareces una muÑeca tambiÉn. >> creo que ahÍ estÁ bien, porque del aÑo pasado tiene muchos colores y no pegan tanto. ana: no combinen. por quÉ dientes, si ni habÍa sol? aparte, no iba a ver bien. alan: creen que veÍa en la noche? >> no veÍa. [risas]. ana: nuestros presentadores estuvieron. saben que son hermanos. alan: quÉ opinan del look de los hermanos? es la bota, la falda, quÉ no te gustÓ? >> se puso esas botas con esa camisa. la camisa no me gusta, tiene muchos colores. ana: las botas son como de animales. no estÁn de moda los pajaritos? >> no. >> me gusta el vestido de su hermana. me gustan las botas. alan: quÉ opinas de la camisa de l

his wife, mirka, and his twin girls, myla rose and charlene riva.tally get it. they cheer the points. his boys, zero clue what's going on. they actually love going to wimbledon because they think it's a nice grassy playground. >> big. >> their dad's playground. >> it certainly is. >> true, true. congratulations to you guys. to roger and the family. >>> and one more wimbledon story worth sharing with you. did you guys hear about chris quinn? >> no. >> this irish guy, breaks out -- >> i did see this. >> we've been to wimbledon. it's very serious. it's very posh. this guy from ireland, there, watching a match. he breaks out by heckling the legendary kim clijsters during a women's doubles exhibition. instead of having him ejected, kim decides to really punish him. so watch this. she invites him down on the court. she's like, listen, you want to talk about my serve, you come on down. of course, coming down would mean that he would have to remove his green lantern t-shirt -- >> because it's all white. >> it's all white. >> you have to be in all white. thi

won the australian open stealing the show his adorable identical twins milo and charlene are 7 and lenyng her match. >> she's still -- are you kidding me. >> she went far. >> up next guess who's back on the big screen? oprah. sneak peek of her new movie a wring k l in time. number 360 smart bed. let's meet at a sleep number store. when you make a pb&j with smucker's, that's the difference between ordinary everyday and exquisitely delicious in an everyday sort of way. because with a name like smucker's, it has to be good. infallible pro-glow foundation by l'oreal. and exquisitely delicious inthe pro look in longwear. go pro with an all-day glow. resists dry-out and fade-out. infallible pro-glow foundation. from l'oreal paris. and conceal, reveal, and glow. with new infallible pro-glow concealer. this i can do, easily. i try hard to get a great shape. benefiber® healthy shape is a clear, taste-free, 100% natural daily fiber... that's clinically proven to help me feel fuller longer. benefiber® healthy shape. this i can do! i wneverever wash my hair again now, i fuel it new pantene doesn't

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charlene tilton. >> okay. >> the democrats new economic plan has a new slogan called a better deal ands and drug companies. house democrats leader nancy pelosi offered a few details in a "washington post" op-ed this morning. she promises three new proposals creating jobs, cracking down on monopolies and big corporate mergers. and lowering the cost of prescription drugs the plan would create a trust buster, a person focused solely on scrutinizing big corporate mergers with enhanced enforcement authority who would even have the power to review americaners after they've been completed. the plan also creates an independent agency to take on prescription drug prices, investigate pharmaceutical companies and drugmakers that jack up prices the proposal would also give businesses tax breaks for training workers on the job, and promote apprenticeship programs. what do you think of that? i'm not sure that -- this approach is where the country is right now. >> that's what matters you're right >> i hate to say that. that's not what i hate to say, i just don't think it is >> you don't like to say i

eventually, the city got rid of them, but never admitted it was discriminated against charlene or anybodyon gender identity. it really got me thinking, if this is ridiculous, what about other ideas we carried around like drivers licenses, passport, birth certificate. [applause]