. >> reporter: he's talking about cheri honkala. >> we're tired of people not doing anything for our homelessness, the addicted. they don't do anything. >> reporter: in this district, 85% of the voters are democrats, 5% republican. and the only name you'll see on the ballot is that of a republican, lucinda little. the republican party released a statement earlier this month saying little would be a strong voice in harrisburg and she has the character they look for in elected officials. meanwhile residents and volunteers say they feel it is going to take someone from this community to represent their community. >> unless you've been here, unless you've lived here -- with ch cheri, they're going to hear it. we're here to make sure she'll make it. >> reporter: school is still in session here, which is the majority of the traffic here. 64,000 voters in this district. more than 50% of those are latino. it will up to them to decide who takes that vacant seat. reporting live now in north philadelphia, i'm pamela osborne. nbc10 news. >>> philadelphia police are investigating a deadly shootin

uposesentative cheri l shares the democratic response, getting her response to the legislation.

and she wants them to call her, listen to this, so perfect, chery grandmother. her that. >> i don't know if this guy has a fairy grandmother but oscar sensation gary from chicago, the tourist unknowingly thrown into the spotlight at the academy awards, went from prison inmate to national obsession to overnight. in his first tv interview an emotional gary told us if he regrets getting all the attention. >> if you change your life and get out of prison now you do the right thing. there is a good story to this. no, ma'am, i'm not ashamed. >> released after 20 years in prison, then three days later winding up on hollywood's biggest stage, it's the kind of turn-around that even an oscar screenwriter couldn't craft. >> your name is gary? >> gary from chicago. >> the pics snapped that night, unaware of his criminal record or his road to redemption. but now gary's still wearing his oscar jacket and his fiancee vicky, still wearing jennifer aniston's sunglasses. >> these are my jen sunglasses. >> say they are forever grateful they can share their story. it made headlines

i yield to congresswoman cheri a with, who shares peori me, as much time as she may consume. >> i join with my illinois speak to recognize the life and legacy of a great man who dedicated his life to service. for decades, the hard-working men and women of peoria were proud to have bob michel fighting for them in the united states house of representatives. even though we were from opposite parties, i learned a lot from bob michel, had been a friend of my family for decades. like a lot of men and women from his era, bob michel believed in america to his core. he believed in the midwestern values that have made our heartland are great place to live, work, and raise a family. hard work, service, community, and working together to achieve a common good. these are the values that bob michel lived by. bob michel could have gone into business and become a wealthy man. he could have left peoria for a big city. he could have done anything he set his sights on. but what bob michel did was, he decided to give back to the community that had given him so much, and he gave a life of service. michelin

. >> thank you, cheri. good morning, everybody. happy st. patrick's day. when i was thinking about a word i would use to decribe this administration's budget i considered many of the ones that have been out there already f. heartless, cruel and short sided and they are all true. .... and shortsighted cutting $6 billion from the national institutes of health. we have invested billions and billions of dollars, and it made credible success, credible progress towards curing some very stubborn diseases, things like alzheimer's, cancer, diabetes. things that if we are successful learning how to manage it expensively would return not just, it wouldn't just have a beneficial impact that would be phenomenal for the budget in the magnitudes of hundreds of billions a year for what you do by cutting 20% out of the budget is you put a stop to literally years and years of very promising research. in my district the university of louisville has come up with amazing development in a number of fields in the university of kentucky of course in many centers throughout the co

you know, there are democrats like myself and cheri and all of us that would work with them, you know, on something that's sensible. i'm a budget hawk. i'm a sponsor of the balanced budget amendment. i have been working on this for years. so i am not a -- i don't think anybody could accuse me of being a big spender, but what they've done here is they've gone into the wrong areas. and i would rather go in and cut these big corporations that have made huge profits. you know, we've let them do through the regulatory wl street or big telephone companies or cable companies. have you ever tried to deal with these people? they don't want anything to do with the town that's under 10,000 people. you know, so what do they do in minnesota? they carved out in my district every town of 8,000 to 10,000 people or bigger and they kept that and they band everything else. the only reason we have service is we took it into co-ops and funded it through the farm bill. i don't think most people understand it. these guys are operating under a monopoly that we gave them the authority to do this as a governme

. >> reporter: rabbi aaron krupp nick of the congregation beth he will in chery hill says the threatshanged the way they operate. >> i think jewish people are unfortunately used to feeling that we need to protect ourselves and this is only raised, um, a septor of wariness and we've had to respond accordingly with levels of security. >> reporter: katz jcc says it will still remain on heightened alert. >> there is an unrest. this is and uneasiness and because of that, we're going to remain vigilant. >> reporter: police say the motive remains unclear. the teenaged suspect's father has also been arrested and being held for eight days. investigators suspect he may have known about the threats or even been involved. so far he has denied any involve many. >>> in cherry hill, dawn timmeney, fox 29 news. ♪ >>> woman trapped in a famous place. her only hope she spelled out help. >> the ungodly punish many this pennsylvania woman gave her daughter. >>> how do you still a boob job cops say she did. ♪ >> here's life look at wilmington tonight. the temperatures big improvement from this time last n

green party candidate cheri honkala says she wants a new special election.la received 280. >>> you may want to check your credit card statements if you filled up at a gas station in chester county. police sent us this picture of a skimming device they found at the exxon station on lincoln highway. investigators say they got reports of identity theft in the area and realized that all the victims reported getting gas at the same station. so officers opened up the gas station pump and discovered the device inside. >>> a stock selloff, retailers in trouble, and the belle of the box office. dominic chu looks at this past week on wall street. >> reporter: it had to end sometime. the dow and s&p 500 had gone 109 straight sessions without a 1% decline. that ended on tuesday on wall street's first inkling that the health care reform bill may be in trouble and that tax reform might be delayed as a result. your local sears store may not be around much longer. the retailer included a statement in its annual report expressing doubts about its ability to stay in business

. >> and you had had cheri oteri, ana gasteyer. >> i think we both assumed, wrongly, that a baker of drier, more crusty muffin. >> and tina fey was brought on as a writer. >> in 25 plus years of "saturday night live," you are the first female head writer. >> i heard, that place is a boy's club, it's horrible, horrible. and when i got there, my experience was, it's not that bad. i think i've been lucky to get to places as they change. >> i quit being head writer. we all sat in the room, clearly it's tina fey that should succeed me. we all knew, yep. we all knew tina was the sharpest, strongest writer coming up. >> research is being conducted on the world's first contraception patch for women. the patch is approximately 3 inches in diameter and reads "get off me." >> once she became head writer, she was in a position to advocate for the other women on the staff. she would kind of explain to men, you know, why something was funny. >> introducing kotex classic. >> this is the original. i love the bell. it's so complicated. >> i think women really have the market cornered on irony, becaus

i would eat part of that and i dreaded cherie not what the world and they would he devastated and heart broken and yet i respected and admired so much inability to get that out there. all of the hip of us weren't even in yet. but it is something that he did not have to share with the world. he and mrs. reagan perhaps could've retreated to the ranch and nobody would have ever even known. that's not what a public servant does. they chose to take something personal and private and in so many ways we know because of ronald and nancy reagan. we know how to better care for people and their hope for late to help alleviate symptoms. they were willing to public service over their need and right to privacy. i would say that was a very challenging time. i was very young. i was married, two little kids, overlapping with that. my own father was dying of colon cancer. it is a timeout is stretched stretched very, very thin. personal grief wasn't nearly what they kill i felt about taking something so awful and sharing it with the world. that is what he wanted and that is what i would do. >> we have tim

cheri luther was snowboarding on friday at breckenridge ski resort in colorado. . .d a moose running at full speed down the mountain with her. luther pulled out her phone and captured the sighting. resort officials say no one was hurt.they say this isn't the first time wildlife has joined in on the fun.in late december. . .a rare lynx strolled through a nearby area. . . nonchalantly passing through a crowd of skiers and snowboarders. (vicki) 'chips' goes all comedy. after the break... we get a sneak peak at upcoming movie. as we head out to hollywood to chat with the stars. (grant) actors dax shepard and kristen bell are married in real life and in the upcoming movie 'chips' - which hits theaters later this month. (vicki) and tonight we are learning - shepard actually made his wife audition for the roll - which she was not too thrilled about. michael yo from the insider joins us to talk about his interview. (---yo----)it's true... so of course i had to bring up the awkward moment to the "chips" co-star couple!ds: now she knows she can't get away with it.my: good.ds:

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green party candidate cheri honkala says she wants a new special election.ceived 280. >>> in delaware, a look at products to improve your home in wilmington at the delaware home show. visitors tour interactive displays including items like robots that can do chores and an oven that knows how to cook. that does it for us. i'm rosemary connors. see you back here in 25 minutes. >>> good morning. dead on a arrive. this morning, president trump and congressional republicans picking up the pieces after their seven-year-long bid to repeal and replace obamacare imploded in the halls of congress. >> this is a disappointing day for us. >> this morning, the political fallout. what it means for the president's agenda. >>> spring storm warning. a massive system stretching from the gulf coast to the midwest threatening 16 million people today with severe weather. everything from flash flooding to damaging winds and large hail. >>> and fitness, faith, and fellowship. from california to the carolinas, craig takes a look at a new movement for men that's gaining steam across

g joining us now from our studiosi on capitol hill catherine cherie herridge chief intelligencege correspondentse tl >> steve, i was the news conference yesterday at theth justice department when thee attorney general announced heden will recuse himself from any any investigations into the russiani meddling and did he so on thesoo basis that he had been part ofar the trump campaign and too muchc of a conflict he was to stay in the position. pit what's significant here is thatt he did give us more details about two meetings he had withit the russian ambassador, one, i would describe assort of a large group situation where he hadree given a speech. it was at the convention and hea was mingling in the crowdling afterwards but more specificalli this meeting on capitol hill inn september which the russians had requested and based on thebasedt timing it does look like the lik russian ambassador was targeting then senator sessions because oa his role in the trump campaign. >> it's a question of semanticsi and digging into this, and hownw you analyze this. t there are democrats of course who are saying

. >> what about cheri i can't law -- sharia law. >> you have to follow the laws of the country and not break them. >> i am not going to lie. i was intimidated to ask questions, even with him having the sign. but the most concern i had was what a real muslim's belief of what a muslim is. >> amazing e. people show support. >> reporter: in please sanity town, leigh martinez -- in pleasanton, leigh martinez, ktvu news. >> a town hall this afternoon in san jose. the discussion is expected to focus on president's executive orders on immigration. it starts at 1:00 this afternoon at the mount pleasant high school on south white road in san jose. >>> several dozen protestors rallied. peter theil over the fear his company would partner with the administration to facilitate mass deportation. these are pictures of the peaceful pro test test. -- protest. a number of signs say make america mexico again. last week there were reports that theil's company could carry out raids on undocumented immigrants. >>> a milpitas man accused of scaling a white house fence armed with mayes will return to federal c

bustos: i am cheri bustos. i come from america's heartland. for 17 years as a journalist, i asked the tough questions. later i worked at a nonprofit health system where i helped families get the care they needed. today, i am proud to represent the more than 7000 square miles and 14 counties in illinois. i learned early on about the importance of looking people in the eye, hearing their stories, and telling them the truth, even

cheri bustos of illinois delivers the democratic response giving her reaction to that legislation.

. >> i am cheri bustos. i come from america's heartland. journalist, is a asked the tough questions. at a nonprofit health system where you help families get the care they needed. today, i am proud to represent the more than 7000 square miles and 14 counties in illinois. i learned early on about the importance of looking people in the eye, hearing their stories, and telling them the truth, even if it is not easy. when it comes to the washington republicans health-care bill, it is an ugly truth. they are calling it the american health care act. the biguld call it breaks for billionaires act. you pay more, you get less, while billionaires get all the breaks. for years, we have heard one promise after another from washington. president trump said it very clearly, he told you directly, he would deliver insurance for everybody. that is a direct quote. for seven years now, washington republicans guaranteed they would repeal and replace. this week, they were forced to put their cards on the table and it turns out, they have been bluffing. when you

. >> i am congresswoman cheri bustos, i come from the heartland of america. for 17 years as a journalist, i have the tough question to hold everyone accountable. later i worked on a nonprofit health system to help people get the care they needed. right now i am proud to represent seven thousand square miles of the rural congressional district of iowa -- illinois. as a pro daughter of the midwest i learned about the importance of looking people in the eye and hearing their story and telling them the truth. even if it is not always easy. unfortunately when it comes to the republican health care bill it is an ugly truth. they are calling it the american health care act. the a hca. they should call it the bba, the big break for billionaires act. you pay more while billionaires get all the brakes, four years we have heard one common factor in washington, not that long ago president trump said it clearly. you directlytold that insurance will be for everybody, that is a direct quote. for seven years now, washington republicans have guaranteed they would repeal and r