popped into diana's life when diana was in d.c.n had a rap sheet. so what's going on here? how many people are involved in this? >> that's the question of the day. >> reporter: the other big question, what did diana nadell do while she was in washington, d.c.? detectives started with her arrival at reagan national airport 9:30 friday morning, the day before peggy was murdered. >> we got the video from the airport to follow her through the airport. and then follow her outside to where she got into a car. >> reporter: here's video of diana being picked up curb-side. who picks her up? >> andrea benson. >> reporter: how do you know it's andrea benson? >> it's her car, registered to her. >> reporter: you can read license plates with those cameras? >> they're pretty good. >> reporter: detectives obtained data dumps from cell phone towers in washington, d.c., that allowed them to map the travel of the cell phones as they pinged off the towers. can you follow diana's cell phone? >> it bounced all around washington, d.c., simultaneously wit

>> getting in touch with my inner diana ross. >> speak of diana.ur night out with the diva and her family. >> my mom was having a ball. and begging her not to crown surf. >>> it is the burning oprah question. will she actually run for only we're getting answers from her most trusted friend, gayle king. that is just minutes away. >> plus -- >>> we begin with celine dion's encounter with a fan. the video is incredible. and so is the way she handled a potentially dangerous situation. the encounter in las vegas was shocking to see. >> don't touch me. >> the aggressive fan wrapping her leg around celine. then dancing. >> are you ready to party with me tonight? >> reporter: and giving dion a big bear hug. >> all the while, celine showing incredible grace under fire. ♪ i love you, you love me >> reporter: celine invited her on stage during her residency performance at caesar's palace on friday. >> i'm glad you came up on stage. thank you. >> reporter: the apparently inebriated woman became way too friendly. when she wouldn't leave and security approached,

i love diana ross.ll be part of miss ross' new album, "diamond diana" the legacy collection. in store this is friday. go get it, y'all. don't metsz around. >>> carly steele, back with us you, with another woman who never stops working. always on the go. the one and only tire ya banks. is there she's on a mission after taking a season off from hosting "america's next top model." she's back. looking to rewrite the rulebook on beauty. >> how does it feel to be back? >> mama's back. and happy to be back. i tend to like to retire and walk away in the sunset and go, i'm done. you know, with victoria's secret, i had the scepter in my hand and i said, bye. i tried to do that here. but it didn't work. >> no. >> no, it didn't work. social media was like, [ bleep ]. you can say that on tv, right? >> reporter: her return means big changes. expect a more diverse group of models. and contestants over the age of 27. >> we have girls in their 30s. girls in their 40s. >> more curvy girls. >> more than ever. we have a gi

"but as always, it was diana stealing hearts." "the reaction has been reverance, adoration and idolatry. it peaked on saturday and hasn't diminished for a minute." "i've been waiting for so long to see her." "and the charm rubbed off. anyone actually talked to her became an instant celebrity. on sunday, the royals proved the biggest boost in church attendance since christmas." (church music) "while charles and diana worshipped inside the cathedral, outside the princes'' fans tried to define his allure." "she's more glamorous and he's just you know ... to me he's just there." "then it was onto the main event. the exhibit at the national gallery that brought the royal couple to washington." "a question and answer period followed and charles gave the answers but diana sparked the questions. was she enjoying her visit?" "how many of you have managed to reply on behalf of your wives on these occasions then get beaten up afterwards for getting it wrong. no. i can only say that she's been looking forward to it a great deal. i think been

. >> i'm really getting in touch with my inner diana ross. >> who doesn't want a diana ross moment? there's one cover that's sort of an homage to nicki minaj and katy perry in terms of color. the other one is oprah in the '90s, which is one of her favorite hair dos. >> you know i had that haircut. >> you've got to show me that picture. >> i wanted to be oprah, so i got that shag. >> it's called youtube, everybody. check it out. >> this week wasn't just about oprah's big moment. >> this lady had quite the night herself, kelly clarkson. >> yes indeed. she turns the ultimate fan girl, geeking out over meeting steve carell and meryl streep. she was still in talk when she talked with "e.t." online's leanne aguilera ♪ a moment like this >> she knew who you were. >> i don't think she did, but she was so lovely. >> what did you say to her? >> i don't even know, but it was something so stupid and silly probably. i completely fan girled, but that's out of my element, y'all. i go to music shows. i don't hang out with famous actors. >> here's another famous actor kelly got to hang with. 12 year

story in the daily mirror saying british police told me princess diana was murdered death quest driver's dad claims on was collateral damage implored what do you make of all that you see the documentary it continues to be the conspiracy theory of the day it's been going on for twenty years now frankly somebody saying i was told that princess diana was murdered isn't really proof is it i mean ok maybe maybe she was maybe she wasn't but on the balance of evidence is that the main thing you got to talk about she died it was tragic the princes of chad their hearts which is far more interesting let's get on with the news this is from global research yes global star says u.s. has budgeted forty nine million dollars for venezuelan right wing since two thousand and nine it's not that much nicer here in the country club area of caracas maybe maybe where you come from and i think it's quite a lot because these are the people who are complaining about president maduro and suggesting that he's not up to the job you've probably seen in the western media a lot of complaints about madeira saying that i

impact of sexual harassment in the workplace with diana with mirrors as we go to break here are the numbers at the closing bell. you have a winner take all bets all the it's a lottery mentality in america you know where are your debt and the pharmaceutical companies a part a lobbyist going to washington to change the laws of a possible to help all cost in america and nobody cares because it ever learned a lot as a wal-mart today they said let's do it again. something did these bring bulletin for us. to be only a common market. as we say to be a community of then going to talk to these fuels both proselyte as if you twitted is so good to power that from moscow pride simply damini to it why did it their way to be unsettling to communities he's so. young children have worked in bolivia for generations almost three quarters of a million doing so today. this culture led to the development of bolivia's new liberal and highly controversial children's code in two thousand and fourteen which gave children as young as ten the right to work under certain circumstances one doesn't have to miss. his own

princes william and harry were just 15 and 12 when their mother, diana, princess of wales, died.hey had spoken very little about the impact on them of her death but this year, 20 years on, they decided to open up about their own trauma and their hope was they could start a national conversation around the issue of mental health. this was the year william, catherine and harry showed how persuasive a campaigning force they can be. the initiative heads together was picked as a london marathon lead charity. that high—profile event enabled them to highlight mental health and the stigma which can surround it. it was the common thread, mental health, it seemed to run between military with your self and addiction with me and bereavement, there was the underlying threat of mental health. the pressures on children these days are more than for us, you have so many things to worry about, whether it is struggling with exams or home life or friends and then the social media angle. you can understand why that, coupled with staring at the screen the whole time, that a lot of issues will build fr

we worked with ben and diana on the addition of their home at 21 laidley street. as ben mentioned during the planning review process of 21 laidley street, we had a healthy back and forth with the project sponsor and his family to minimize the impact of our project on his home. similar to the project sponsor, both planning and the residential design team supported the project at 21 laidley and suggested there was no need for modifications based on the project sponsor's concerns. the project sponsor maintained his opposition and threatened dr. in an attempt to be neighborly and respectful and avoid the process, ben and diana offered to give some living room space to give some light into their back yard. the project sponsor's home is unique. it sits within the rear yart set back at the top of an up sloping site, making it uniquely impactful to the neighborhood. given the situation in the yard, it impacts the air, light, and privacy into the boys' of ben and diana. our primary concern is with the vertical addition and the mass of the height and roof over the third flo

storming the wall plus we'll discuss the economic impact of sexual harassment in the workplace with diana with mirrors as we go to break here are the numbers at the closing bell. see we have a great team we need to strengthen before the free world cold and you have been a legend to keep it to the back. in one thousand nine hundred two that must qualify for the european championships at the very last moment no one believed in us but we won and i'm hoping to bring some of that waiting spirit to the r.c.c. . recently i've had a lot of practice so i can guarantee you that peter schmeichel will be on the best fall since my last will come on that story zero three. thousand zero zero zero zero zero. left left left more or less ok stuff that's really good i think that is what was needs confidence and confidence he spaced on on common goals i strongly believe that the u.s. and europe had plenty of playing to be croly the united states has been a partner in creating that tool based system. i'm afraid that's. true if forwards and especially language person has been using. i'm not that confident that

at 36 years old the same age, princess diana and fergie only in their 20s when they captured innationaltion. >> kate and megan are a decade older than fergie and di were. and they are become more established. >> kate groomed by the royal family, while markle the first american to be married to a royal in decades and mentored by kate on the strict rules and protocols of royal life. the world is watching with kate's baby due if april and megan's wedding in may. >> the family is great and the past year and a half we had a nice time getting to know them and helping me feel a part of not just the institution but part of the family. >> katherine has been wonderful. >> amazing. >> wonderful. >>> meteorologist, david murphy, back inside with the accuweather forecast. >> you came back inside quickly. >> it's cold out there. you don't want to spend more time out than you have to. stormtracker 6 live double scan shows you if you are headed out driving and lots of sun out there. as we take a look on sky 6 hd evidence of that over the ben franklin bridge and the sky is beginning to go from blue to m

del área sot diana acevedo residente del área sot grecia burgos vecina del sospechoso un instructorarciales en esta academia del bronx ha sido acusado de abusar sexualmente de dos niñas y uno de ellos de tan sólo seis años de edad. intentamos obtener una reacción de familiares del sospechoso en su residencia del bronx pero estos nos cerraron la puerta en la cara sus vecinos sin embargo reaccionaron con asombro a la noticia madeline sanchez vecina del sospechoso "i am shocked! una sorpresa sumamente demasiado porque yo llevo 37 años y 22 años en este edificio y hasta el sol de hoy yo nunca he visto ningún tipo de persona de esa magnitud o el faltándole el respeto ni a las damas ni los niños" el acusado anthony gonzalez de 37 enfrenta cargos de abuso sexual por tocar a la fuerza a una niña y por poner en peligro el bienestar de una menor uno de los incidentes ocurrió en el baño de la academia ubicada en la avenida prospect del sector de morrisania aquellos que conocen a los administradores del establecimiento salieron en defensa de ellos mayra paredes comerciante del área "al principi

. >> this year's winner is one of our own, diana wollcot! [ cheering and applause ] >> reporter: diana wollcot is a single mom who in august was in an accident on highway 4. her car rolled three times into a ditch. diana escaped with a minor neck injury but the car was totaled. since then, everything has been more difficult including having to rely on family just to get her 4-year-old daughter to school. >> look at this. >> oh, my god! >> reporter: now this shiny suv will take diana wherever she needs to be, including perhaps a new job to replace the one she had to give up when she lost her transportation. >> i had to take jobs locally so i could uber or catch the bus. that was a struggle. now i can venture off to different cities. >> reporter: they say god helps those who help themselves. it's good to know your friends have your back as well. >> i'm so overwhelmed. >> reporter: do you think you changed someone's life? >> i'm absolutely sure we did. >> reporter: is that the best part? >> that's why we do what we do. >>> the pastor says it wa

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good morning, diana. >> good morning meisha, how are you. >> i'm doing good. >> we're hearing there is more than 100 reported cancellations, is that right. >> yes, that is correct. actually the airlines as early as yesterday started to cancel flights for today. so in a way that was a good thing because at least it alerted anybody booked to fly not to come to the airport and it gave the opportunity for the airlines to rebook these folks on other flights. that is correct. we have a good possibility that these cancellation numbers could even climb more as the day progresses and weather conditions, deteriorate. it is important that if you are scheduled to fly today, please keep in touch with your car year, and make sure that you check your flight status, and so before you come to the airport. >> i just to have ask i have a flight out tomorrow, so, what are chances of having it rectified for everybody who is push through tomorrow. >> again, you would have to make sure you keep in touch with your car year. airlines rebun from these situations fairly quickly but it is really difficult to tell

the opening of a new venue well above the roofs of munich sundries to the left of the drama while diana is on the right that's the way it always is and always hanging from a tall building. or them a tongue of ice and we've travelled around the world doing this act and we've been on the highest buildings of the world from bush khalifa in dubai to the rockefeller center in new york. and on top of that our troops are usually. paid for suv right so of course it's perfect travel action and passion to. something special something special yes it gives us a rush it really is something special when you can see everything from above and you can also get to places that others don't necessarily get to. like to the top of skyscrapers across the world these twins have cut out a niche market for themselves. we've loved it from the very beginning exactly and eventually you get addicted you get a real adrenaline rush and at some point you love adrenaline. when they work out a new act they try to use a few words as possible improvising as one but they don't do everything the same way one might be better

this is diana and this is my five minute older twin sister sandra. because themselves the millet wins i'm still can't get over their similarities. it's scary how similar we think how similar we are i've often asked myself how this can be considering the fact that we really are two completely different people i want to see the share pass the ones that are different but with the same genetic material exactly like two characters more or less. two characters who form one attraction people often think that they are exactly the same a cliche that has its advantages and we exploited a bit especially for work. the middle twins have made a name for themselves by playing up there by catching similarities instead of their differences their double act is increasingly popular. they always take precautions before their performances they both trained to be professional dancers but are also expert acrobats they integrate the surroundings into their act and like most twins they can communicate without having to say much at all. as mentioned even as kids when we start

he became a household name when his interview with diana, princess of wales for panorama in 1995 madeal headlines. after other high—profile programmes on the likes of louise woodward, and on michaeljackson, for itv, he went to work in the united states, but returned a year or so ago to the bbc, where he'd worked at the start of his career. in december, he followed pope francis on his tour of asia, and reported on the archbishop of canterbury's christmas day message, and from bethlehem on the preparations for christmas there. it is in this place, where borders and walls fortify a sense of identity and religious separation, that the christian church is seeking to spread its message of peace and goodwill at christmas. merry christmas! at canterbury cathedral, archbishop justin welby said that although christ was born without any political leverage, he provides more freedom to individuals than the world's most powerful leaders. pope francis praised the united nations, but he did not refer to the un's accusation that myanmar had been involved in ethnic cleansing. and while he said the futu

- too risky. all: [gasp] - diana! what about an investigation into how nice it is to get a card on your birthday? - hello, diana. what brings you here? - i have some exciting news. we've reached an agreement with fenton pelt, and he's willing to drop the lawsuit. - that's terrific! - his only stipulation is that chuck read a prewritten statement at the end of tonight's show and retire from news forever. - oh. wait. - does this mean he'll never work again? or worse, host a podcast? - well, he has no choice. fenton already sent out invitations to his post-revenge nacho party. - robert, up. up, robert. [robot whirs] i said up, damn it! okay, robert... down. it--okay. - but maybe there's a way we can fight back. i'm still trying to track down anthony lyon, pelt's old business partner. now, i know he's from new jersey, so i did a search on anthonys in new jersey, and there's only 17 million of them. - there's no time for investigations. either chuck pierce retires on the show tonight, or else "the breakdown" is off the air

ramirez deputy co-director of the restaurant opportunities center united diana thank you for being here or having me ok so what is it what sector of the hospitality industry is the most that's impacted by sexual harassment at the restaurant opportunities center we've done a lot of research on this and we found that it is a fact the restaurant industry because of the sub minimum wage for tech workers so employers can opt to pay their tipped employees as little as two thirteen an hour the federal level and have the tips make up the difference to bring them to their regular minimum wage and so because of that two tiered wage system to poor curse have to put up with the whims of customers because the customers are paying their wages not the employer and it's crazy circumstance where people get paid to thirteen and then they don't get tipped as what usually happens so that's. been through those unfortunate and silly debates quite frankly so when you talk about sexual harassment what type of economic impact does this create for the hospitality industry well you know. if for the survivors them

story in the daily mirror saying british police told me princess diana was murdered death question on was collateral damage employed what do you make of all that you see the documentary it continues to be the conspiracy theory of the day it's been going on for twenty years now frankly somebody saying i was told that princess diana was murdered isn't really proof is it i mean ok maybe maybe she was maybe she wasn't but on the balance of evidence is that the main thing you got to talk about she died it was tragic the princes of chad their hearts which is far more interesting let's get on with the news this is from global research yes global star says u.s. has budgeted forty nine million dollars for venezuelan right wing since two thousand and nine such it's not that much nicer here in the country club area of caracas maybe maybe where you come from and i think it's quite a lot because these are the people who are complaining about president maduro and suggesting that he's not up to the job you've probably seen in the western media a lot of complaints about madeira saying that it's corru

diana in's hear from woodbridge, new jersey. the government shutdown. what do you think? caller: i believe this is all donald trump's fault. i'm a democrat and i did not vote for trump. i hear some of the republicans talking all morning on this channel. i turned it on to watch the women's march, by the way. i would really like to see the women's march rather than talking about the shutdown. however, donald trump has lied. i believe that mitch mcconnell is just as much to blame. i think you should get everyone together, get something on the floor and vote for it and put it in front of the president and let the president assad. if he vetoes it, they can override his veto. but i think this is republicans fault. they are in charge of the entire government right now. from is a liar, he lied to the democrats and to the american people. and now the american people are suffering and they have no one to blame but the people who are in power, and that's republicans and donald trump. host: thank you. from diana and all of their viewers interested in washington, the house and senate

diana moreno - tiene hijo beneficiario de daca l me mand un mensaje y me dice mami, voy a poder renovar mi permiso, mucha alegra, una alegra y una tranquilidad que dije gracias a dios con lgrimas de felicidad una madre cuenta como se enter que su hijo podr renovar su beneficio de accin diferida tras pensar que perdera dicho amparo... diana moreno - tiene hijo beneficiario de daca cuando l supo que el programa ya lo iban a quitar me dijo: ama, ya no tiene caso su hijo becado por una prestigiosa institucin se senta derrotado al saber que se graduara de la universidad sin poder renovar su permiso de trabajo... pero tras la decisin de un juez la agencia de inmigracin y ciudadana federal indico este sbado que el programa daca vuelve a funcionar tal como lo haca antes que fuera suspendido... patricia castorena - abogada de inmigracin actualmente ha dicho el servicio de inmigracin que cualquier persona que tuvo una expiracin de daca a partir del 5 de septiembre de 2017 ahora puede renovar los beneficiarios cuyo permiso expiro antes del 5 de septiembre, podrn ahora presentar una nueva solicitud

diana olick on the state of real estate. but first, steve liesman, on where the economy may go next. a look ahead is this week's >> reporter: 2018 could be a year of big change for monetary and fiscal polha first, growth in the u.s. could average 2.5% to maybe as much as 3% as the u.s. gets a lift from overseas growth, better domestic demand and stimulus from a tax improvement from the past several years. the question is whether those gains can last or if they're second, the u.s. budget deficit is likely to rise next year and will need better growth to bring in more revenue to pay the tax and finally the fed is likely to hike interest rates three times, as new chairman jerome powell takes the helm. and here's a course for the fed along the lines of his predecessor janet yellen. if growth really takes off the fed coul >>> 2017 saw a big slowdown in the housing market. not in prices but in home sales because there was nothing to buy. sales slow more. sales could become even more sluggish as the supply situation warsens. yes, h

marlene diana este, es uno de los carteles con mensajes anti-inmigrantes que aparecieron esta semanaa universidad de santa clara.en el afiche se lee: "no, significa no" "mis fronteras, mi elección". un escrito que generó indignación y molestia en la comunidad estudiantil con raíces inmigrantes. marlene cerritos rivas, asociación de estudiantes indocumentados 4:00 "cuando yo vi eso. me sentí muy atacada, levantarse y ver eso que está pasando en la institución es un ataque a nuestra comunidad" estos mensajes están apareciendo en otras universidades del país, y algunos creen que se trata de una campaña anti-inmigrante. lo ocurrido, en la universidad de santa clara, despertó un movimiento de solidaridad y ahora también son visibles rótulos con mensajes de apoyo a los inmigrantes. y mostrando una fuerza colectiva, colgaron su propio cartel que dice "estamos aquí" y "no tenemos miedo". nats: 00:43 "nos sentimos muy excluidos por la universidad" excluidos porque dicen, las autoridades de la universidad de santa clara, se tomaron 5 días para hacer pública su posición en relación a los cartel

so we asked diana olick to tell us what's ahead for real estate. >> reporter: 2017 saw a big slowdown in the housing market. not in prices, but in home sales, because there was just nothing to buy. 2018 will not be much better. sales slow more. sales could become even more sluggish as the supply situation worsens. yes, homebuilders will continue to increase activity. that could squeeze would-be buyers to the sidelines. all that demand without much supply will keep the heat on home prices and affordability will become a bigger issue, especially now that the republican tax plan wipes out valuable d prope taxes and mortgage interest in high cost areas. mortgage reform. the biggest move in 2018 could be in the mortgage market. and the elephait, namely fannie mae and freddie mac. talk is heating up in congress to reform the system. and private investors seem not only ready but eager to get back in the mortgage game. as for mortgage rates, most predict they will move higher. but most predicted that for the past two years and were wrong. for "nightly business r" m diana olick in washington.

diana olick has our report tonight from >> reporter: dr. wei chen built this five-bedroom beachfront oasis seven years ago. the malibu home is unlike any other architecturely and dr. chen is unlike most sellers because he's willing to accept bitcoin for part of the $45 million price tag. >> i think we'll attract more international buyers than our country. >> reporte do his neighbors think he's crazy? >> oh, yes. >> reporter: but he thinks he's very logical. >> the whole concept of cryptocurrency is, in my opinion, it's going to be the future. it just depends which one is going to be what we call stabilized in >> reporter: there are not a ton of $45 million buyers. but the boom in cryptocurrency wealth created new ones, especially international buyers. they don't wan to taxed on their gains. so buying with these so far unregulated cryptocurrencies helps them fly under the radar. for luxury sellers, that opens up the pool of potential buyers. >> that's our job in marketing property, especia luxury real estate, is never assume where the buyer

he diana olick reports, there's >> reporter: cl at it the year f the crane. commercial and residential construction are set to soar this year. and the hiring and spending has already begun. even in december, with much of the nation frozen, the construction industry added 30,000 jobs, according to the labor department. for all of 2017, construction added 210,000 jobs, a 35% increase. construction spending is also soaring, rising more than expected in november to a record $1.26 trillion, according to the commerce department. spending increased across all sectors of real estate, commercial and residential, with particular strength in private construction projects. even contractor optimism is up, to the highest on record. three-quarters of construction firms say they will hire more workers year. the only trouble will be finding those workers. there's a severe shortage of skilled construction labor for buildings, infrastructure, and especially for residential housing. this as demand for housing heats up, supplies sit at record lows, and builders are cash-strapped.

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diana st. tropez herself suggested it.atters] [can continues clattering] - justin, do you know something? like all popular girls, i can smell fear. - diana made me do it! she told me to green-screen right-wing graphics on your tie to drum up controversy. - what? - here, take a look. the texas flag, obama with devil horns, an eagle dropping a bomb on hillary. [explosion] - controversy brings ratings. and i mean, you're already an old, white man who screams at a beautiful mixed-race woman all day. ♪ - why did you invite greg's girlfriend here? what's your little scheme? - i brought cat here to take your blinders off. you've seen the competition. now you can get fired up and destroy her! - why would i want to destroy her? greg is my friend, and cat seems really cool. - well, i'm team katie. i didn't make t-shirts or anything. i made hats and mouse pads. - mom, please don't do anything to cat, and please stop saying greg and i are cute together. ♪ [munching] ♪ we're told the robots are