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. >> johnny dep and amber heard have tied the knot.ctors reportly got married at their home in los angeles but celebration does not stop there, a bigger celebration is set to take place on dep's private island in the bohamas this weekend. nice to have one of those. his wedding marks her first marriage and dep's second is. private island. >> come on dude are you serious. >> it must be nice. >> i know. >> only three days until grammys air right here on cbs-3. >> ed sheeran is up for two including album of the year. here's a closer look at his hit album x. >> ♪ >> ed sheeran is a fuzzy british singer, a pop hybrid. >> ed sheeran is a red headedded british singer/song writer who with this album made a decent step forward in terms of career longevity. >> the he came into the pop world world as this modern foulke guy and incredibly talented and as a singer he is billion. >> it was obvious from the beginning that he writes hooks really well and giftedded song writer. >> ♪ >> don't is a surprising song to come from him. >> i think the the rumo

inspections by the dep were few and far between. mandatory leak prevention plans were never filed. >> it is basically a huge subsidy to polluting industries if they are allowed to operate without complying with environmental regulations. coal and chemical companies do bring jobs and money into a state that is struggling for both, but the lack of regulation comes with its own monetary cost. it's estimated that the public health burden from industrial pollution across appalachia runs at nearly $75 billion dollars a year. and while many in the coal industry and many politicians deny that the health fallout is real, health care providers on the ground have seen it daily. as a doctor in southern west virginia, daniel doyle often treats coalfield residents. one of the clinics he works at is just outside charleston, so he's also been seeing people who were impacted by january's chemical spill. >> it's a huge population cohort study and it will take us 10 20, 30 years - maybe longer - to know what the long term effects are. no question that

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. >> local officials have confirmed that dep officials will soon inspect the landfill to see if the strong odor could be linked to a problem with the methane gas collection or if the dump has become too big. people nearby say it's gross. >> it's a nasty smell in the summer. >> when the wind kicks up you get a bigger smell of it that is bad for all of us and you have kids around when the smell comes completely in your car you have to cover your face. >> officials with the landfill are working on a property value agreement, where owners will be paid -- but owners say they don't want to move they simply don't want their neighborhood to stink. walter perez channel 6 "action news." >> generous gift will bring arts education to 15 philadelphia schools. andrew jackson schools, rock band home performed at moore college to celebrate the (ation the picasso project handed out $70,000 in grants today and that will be used to bring art to classrooms that lack necessary funding. >>> phillies day one it begins. we need to have optimism. we talk about how the team has not played well. so the entire 2015 p

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. >> johnny dep and amber heard are now husband and wife. they tied the knot at their l.a. home.expect to go finish celebrating their love for one another this weekend. second more elaborate ceremony will take place on dep's private island in the bohamas. >> must be nice. >> must be. >>> well, it is finally here change tatum surprised fans on facebook with more than a few smooth moves. posted trailer for his new movie magic mike xgl the sequel. they hope to capitalize off the success of the 2012 movie that hits theater july 12th. i think he works out. >> my neck hurts. >>> and he land the cover of the 2015 sports illustrated swimsuit addition. the maryland he will will grew up in the u.s. virgin island and has been romantically linked to derek jeter. davis is no stranger to the magazine, she has had spread inside the swimsuit magazine for the last few years and now she is the cover girl. >>> the grammys are this sunday night. you can see all of the action right here on cbs-3 sunday at 8:00 p.m. check out nominees at cbs philly.com. >> yes, fun show, fun show. >> we will be right

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they're back in the dep freeze again later this week. >> i'm not bad as you katie. >> thank you. >> 5o out check out. now, over open the bep franklin bridge everything looking up here. headed eb to the city all lanes open in new jersey as well. speaking of new jersey an accident on jrdz accident on jrdzy park. >> i'm breaking right now. flames reinterrupting from payless should shoor. >> theel vaeted line, firefighters calleded fora second alarm as at the in more pan power. as a result of the eyre the: begun a two alarm fire pay less in west sepingz dop more we'll release a devastating avalanche of taste on your tongue. bury yourself in the flavor full of sweet icing and filling. call off the hounds! rescue is unnecessary. pillsbury toaster strudel, the snow day of breakfasts. (humming) oh yeah. (humming) they're magically delicious. ha! very funny, kyle. >> and still to come in the next hour of eyewitness news we're following breaks news an amber alert is issued for a 3-year-old girl. she was taken by her father in a domestic dispute. live with the latest information. >> and also mor

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the virginia dep tr signs in lane yesterday mornin the signs have b v dot said there w failure that cau they figure out which have been ticket >>> a messy situation in alexandria right now. crews scramble to repair a water main. the number of people left without water and the elementary school that is now giving kids an unexpected day off. >> and you see the storm team 4 x 4 there. chuck bell braving the elements as we deal with record-breaking . >> a local district promising to cu for those who appreciate quality and precision, here's grounds for celebration. experience exceptional coffee and espresso in one essential machine and delivered to you with a push of a button. the nespresso vertuoline. swiss-designed precision brought to your kitchen. celebrate one year of vertuoline with $100 dollars off. it's the best price we've ever engineered. ♪ ♪ >>> right now it of6:40. these are the temperatures you're waking up to this morning. negative 2 at dulles. that's a record breaker. >>> we're working to get you up-to-the-minute the minute you're up with everything you need to know between to

dep rua was there. >> -- debra alfarone was there. >> reporter: why did they leave their children in their car in the cold while they enjoyed wine at a restaurant, a restaurant that told me kids are always welcomed. we tried to get answers. >> loving, caring, dedicated parents. >> reporter: she leaves court with her lawyer. >> reporter: do you have anything to say? no answers. nor from her husband. they face second degreeculety to children charges. -- degree cruelty to their children, locked in the cold unattended for an hour. the police report says the daughter had been screening. the -- screaming. the couple told police they were monitor the children with their phones. they live here in this million dollars house. he works for the department of agriculture. she is a engineer. the toddlers are now in the care of child protective custody. >> these are loving parents. that is what the case will show. we will talk about it in court. >> reporter: the next court hearing is march 6. if guilty they could face a fine of $10,000 and/or up to 10 years in jail. >> thank you so much. >>> maryla

brett murphy/dep. de policia de burlingame 00:50 lo mas comun que estamos buscando es gente hablandoos usando el altavoz lo cual es tambien una violacion pues no estan las manos libres ocho oficiales estuvieron en este operativo hoy durante todo el dia en las areas de san mateo y foster city .conductores como andres dicen que se deberian hacer con mas frecuencia pues esta cansado de lo que ve. andres magana/conductor de camion 21:21 abusan todo el tiempo del privilegio de manejar 20:07 texteando o cambiando canciones por su telefono o algo asi 20;11 11:40 you get something from the court en 4 semanas los oficiales dicen que escuchan todo tipo de excusas de la gente para su conducta....por eso aclaran que por ejemplo para usar el telefono como gps.... 1:29 . solo puede hacerlo si esta parado en una luz roja, ahi puede mirarlo no mientras esta el carro en movimiento.... recuerde que por estas violaciones relacionadas con el celular, la primera multa son 20 dolares pero con costos asociados lo minimo que pagara puede llegar a los 160 dolares...en el dia de hoy mas de cien conductores fu

residents will get a chance to say how they feel about a controversial system that will let sheriffs dep its track people through their cell phones. at 9:00 a.m. a public hearing will take place. it will be held at the county board of supervisors about using a federal grant to buy the tracking system. the sheriffs department says the system would be used to help find criminals. missing ferns and others based on court orders. a similar system called sting ray is also being used in san jose, oakland, and fremont. >>> san francisco city officials looking at ways to increase public transportation late at night. bart shuts down just after midnight. san francisco supervisor scott weiner released task force recommendations to increase late night and early morning bus and train service. >> we're missing a whole 90 minutes of customer time when they have to bail out. >> the report also recommends that bart offer 24 hour service but the agency says it can't currently run around the clock because it needs to shut down the system to perform maintenance work. >>> two state lawmakers -- state assembly

one of four russians charged in new jersey with a hack that netted more than $160 million credit and dep ed card number flown out of the netherlands friday after his bid to prevent extradition fail preponderance of the evidence u.s. attorneys called it the largest hacking and data breach ever prosecuted in the united states. he's been fighting extradition since his arrest back in 2012. >>> meanwhile, the wois just announce add plan to improve the international travel experience at more than a dozen airports include wung of our own. check in with news 4 mallette green. >> reporter: just released executive actions impact dulles international airport among 17 big city airports part of this whole plan. here's what we've learned. these new actions include in installing new passport kiosks to reduce wait timing and biggest of all, getting rid of customs declaration paperwork forms. all of this designed to bring in more tourism dollars to the u.s. economy. that's the latest from the live desk. i'm mollette green. back to you. >> thank you. >>> today we learn a d.c. rabbi could face more charges

. >> county health dep says a suspect case of measles turnout not to be measles anyway. 15 year-old boy was in isolation after a doctor suspected he might have measles. the just yesterday health officials say that he does not have the the virus but they have not aid is what making him sick. right new health department says there are no measles cases in montgomery county. >>> but, in california, some parents are doing, all they can, to make sure that children actually catch the measles. they have a measles parties. um-hmm. people there unvaccinated children hang out with kid who are infected with the measles, and parents say that the goal it is to help their children become immune to the virus without the help of vaccines. cdc warns that measles can lead to pneumonia, folks brain damage and death and many public health officials are blaming the spread of the out break on unvaccinated children. doctors say that side effects from the measles vaccines are very mild and mess children don't have any issues whatsoever well i just spoke out of both side of my mouth. i said it wi

dep secretary of state is in south korea.e's there on a three-day mission to discuss some of those issue. one to put pressure on north korea. even though north korea shows no interest in negotiating. >> they have to decide if they're serious. and having authentic talks. we remain open. that's something we welcome. >> he's also in south korea to discuss the use of japan using korean women as sex slaves during world war ii. >>> and at least 40 people are dead after a riot at a soccer stadium in cairo. the crowds went on a stampede. police say fans tried to force their way in without tickets sparking the clashes. authorities only opened one narrow door to let fans in. >>> now a new twist to-to-a suitcase full of body parts investigation. the only suspect is dead. >> we under the suspect died in the hospital over the weekend. >> reporter: that's right. good morning to you. san francisco police confirming the man who had been their prime subject died in the hospital overnight though they have not released what caused his death. it

the best presidential humor throughout history has been self-dep ra kating humor.to joke about his age. i think he said once if i've given strict orders in a crisis i have to be awakened even if it's in the middle of a cabinet meeting. that's making fun of yourself. that's funny. obama seems to be trying to show us how hip he is. he's got these, use the phrase yolo, what president says yolo? >> i'm so unhip i had to google that. what does that mean? it means you only live once. >> mark, i think your biggest worry is the fact that commercial works. in three hours they had over -- >> i'm not worried about that at all. >> they had over 5.4 million viewers. and the reality is this is why democrats have been able to appeal and reach millennial. to republicans millennial are 65 years of age and above. their commercial just became talk talkies. so to be able to reach younger demographic the president has been able to do it effectively. >> what's the criticism we heard earlier, the optics of this coming out knowing that this was the day the public was informed kayla muelle

if you are member we had to stop flying, we stopped putting ships into dep oh maintenance. we dug a readiness hole. we were not satisfied at those levels, but we accepted them happily. it help us get out of the readiness hole. we said, we have been surviving but not thriving. we have not been able to get to these modernization issues that have been facing us. when we presented this to the white house this fall they agreed with us. that is why we are asking for a budget that is above. we believe this is the right balance. >> we have a pretty good way of looking at the relationship between supply and demand. on the supply side you can capture this in a diagram. what it would look like under this budget and what it would look like under sequester. it is not a pretty story when you compare that to the requirements around the globe. i am talking about real requirements for presence and crisis response. it is starting to get ready -- pretty dicey, that that is why we are saying manageable risk. >> i'm told you have $7.9 billion for investment, reset and readiness which sounds a l

the merrimack police department has agreed to dep advertise me to help find the whereabouts of this vardent? >> i have never seen him before in my life. >> i wish i had, because i would squish him. >> i probably can't say it on tv. >> reporter: we did find a few sympathizers on our hunt. do you like him? >> yes. >> reporter: for now think suspect phil is holed up underground, enjoying warm hibernation while others deal with his cold-hearted prediction. >> if i were him, i'd stay in the ground. >> it's not his fault, is it? >> i don't know. he forecasted it. >>> for some frequent fliers it's all about the miles. the more miles under your belt the more perks you receive. >> here's a look at some who fly crazy distances to achieve the status. >> i am a first time mileage runner. i only needed 3200 miles to keep my platinum status. i'm based in atlanta, and the one place that would get me there was las vegas. all right, made it to my gate. a19, going to vegas. >> my name is tim lai. i've done about four mileage runs. this trip is my mileage run from london to new york to phoenix to honolulu

they self dep rick ate and they worry about their friend shils that the people they are across the tablengs help you bring value home or help you in a negotiation and none of them actually have the potential to develop a friendship. because you have to be respected first. and for any time of discrimination, that is actually a very good blue print. >> and that is such essential advice even outside of these very important fights for equality. one of the best pieces of workplace advice i had gotten from you was you don't have to thank people all of the time. >> and what else did i say. >> know your value. >> and what else? >> and don't be a women. and you deliver them always time and time again. it is a real pleasure. >> thanks for having me on. >> best mentor a person could ask for. we asked you to whittle down today's words into five words. all of the headlines from today. according to mary helen clark. famous people said important stuff. we like that one. timing, hollywood, attack never pay. i think that is twitter for you'll never eat lunch in this town again. thank you for joining toda

. >>> and joining me now, paul wolfowitz, former dep secretary of defense and the key player in the georgebush administration as it prepared to go to the war in iraq. thanks very much for being with me. the president held a summit on violent extremism this week as you know. he refuses to use the terms islamic radicals or islamic extremists because he believes it's both inaccurate and that it's also inflammatory. what do you think about that? >> look i have a little bit of sympathy for what he's wrestling with. he doesn't want to give islamic extremists which is what they are, a monopoly on that word. i think to pretend that islam has nothing to do with the problem is a mistake. what we're dealing with is a totalitarian ideology that exploits islam and many of our best friends and allies in the fights against that ideology are going to be muslims themselves. >> it's interesting to hear you say you have sympathy for the president on this point because this week there is a large controversy, as i'm sure you know. new york mayor rudy giuliani caused quite an uproar when he came out and said th

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book. 40-year-old woman apologizing for asking for the right thing. 40-year-old woman literally self-deping about money for herself. these are the mistakes we make. in these events around the country, waer going to go to philly, d.c., orlando, boston, chicago and do hands-on workshops with women giving them tangible advice as to how to communicate your value effectively. >> we don't have the vocabulary. >> we don't have the whole picture in mind. we're going to address that along with our partners. how you present yourself, body language, confidence, but also the intellectual part of this shs the data you bring to the table. how do you communicate what your value is? you start by knowing it. if you don't go in there, you don't know what could happen. >> the conferences are accessible. sometimes you hear about women empowerment conferences and they are real big ticket items. >> these are different. those have tremendous value, but these are interactive workshops. the audience is going to be involved. we're going to have a competition where we're going to watch women on stage learn their v

instead, dep mats sdiplomats say it would dramatically slow down iran's ability to make fume for a weapon in the next ten years and give the world notice if iran tries to build a bomb. secretary of state kerseery is sure to get more tough questions as congress wants any detail of these sensitive negotiations. >> thank you margaret. >>> this morning four wesleyan university students expected in court to face drug charges arrested last night with a string of overdoses at the connecticut campus this weekend. 11 students who took the party drug known as molly received medical attention. one is still in critical condition this morning. >>> it's 7:19. ahead, blown freethrows intentional rules violations even shooting at the wrong basket. why two leading basketball teams played to lose. >>> first, time to check your local weather. to lose. but first time to check yo >> announcer: this national weather repopo >>> this national weather report sponsored by -- macy's. >>> another scandal playinggues the department of federal affairs. >> the v.a. didn't help him. they didn't care about him. they took

have you had to dep pleat or draw down from other accounts whether it be in africa or other accounts, there is no diminution to those areas. >> thank you for the question. thanks to you and congress that i can say we have not taken funding for africa or other important programs to meet the other megacharities because you generated to us in 2013 and 2014 and can you see a significant upturn not just in the middle east but in other regions as well. >> thank you. mrs. frankel. >> thank you, mr. chair. i want to go back to my questioning on the -- sort of the domino effects of humanitarian aid or not having it. i do believe in humanitarian aid, but i want to just play the devil's advocate because what we may hear constituents saying and some of my colleagues mentioned it. there was so much suffering in this world all over the world including the united states of america. so i would like to hear your thoughts again in terms of what if we were not -- we did not provide this aid, what are some of the dominos? what would we see happening and what would be worse? what is the spin-off and how d

if you are member we had to stop flying, we stopped putting ships into dep oh maintenance.e dug a readiness whole. -- hole. we were not satisfied at those levels, but we accepted them happily. we said, we have been surviving but not thriving. we have not been able to get to these modernization issues that have been facing us. when we presented this to the white house this fall they agreed with us. that is why we are asking for a budget that is above. we believe this is the right balance. >> we have a pretty good way of looking at the relationship between supply and demand. on the supply side you can capture this in a diagram. what it would look like under this budget and what it would look like under sequester. it is not a pretty picture. i am talking about real requirements for presence and crisis response. it is starting to get ready dicey, that that is why we are saying manageable risk. >> i'm told you have $7.9 billion for investment, reset and readiness which sounds a lot like putting money on procurement and operations make in its, do you have a criteria in mind when

like most americans i remain dep lie concerned about the long record of human rights abuses and the dethe nile of basic freedoms caused at the hands of the cuban dictatorship. while our current policy failed to bring about lasting change in cuba cuba, we have to be sure we are updating the policy in a measured comprehensive, thoughtful way aligned with the current reality. my hope is the president's -- more tolerant society for the uh cuban people. my questions really are -- three questions. i will invite you to respond. the first is there's been a lot of talk about what the allies in the region have for a long time identified as a problem. what's really the best way a that we can engage some of these partners in the region who now can point to a change in policy to really use them in a way to bring about the kind of liberties and democracy in cuba we all want. what's the strategy for effectively engaging others in the region to be partners in this work now that the policy has be gun to change. how can we as a congress best advance this issue of human rights which continues to be a very s

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