it is a dolly. dolly. dolly. is her leg healing? the final surgery is nearly too much. maram almost didn't make it. her wings are healing -- her but they'reealing, working to reconstruct her bones and damaged nerves. it is said that children cannot remember pain, but few have as much to forget as maram. was emotional. as a doctor you try to stay unemotional when you're dealing with a lot of people with injuries. i suppose having got children as well, how much you love that , a tiny piece of my heart was left with maram. that is what i have been thinking about every day since leaving. this morning was a beautiful moment to meet her again. 's story by the surgeon who saved her. you are watching bbc "world news america." still to come, the former fed chairman, what he makes of donald trump's economic policies and why he thinks the president should stay off of twitter. have been charged with the murder of kim jong-nam, the half-brother of the north korean dictator. they face the death penalty if found guilty. they wiped the nerve agent on his face at the kuala lumpur airpor

it's a dolly. dolly. is her leg healing? the final surgery was nearly too much.didn't make it. her wounds are healing, but there will be work to reconstruct her bones and repair damaged nerves. it's said children can't remember pain. few though have as much to forget as maram. when i saw maram today, it was very emotional. as a doctor, you try and stay fairly unemotional when you're dealing with lots of people with injuries. i suppose having got children as well now, and how much you love that child, you know, a tiny piece of my heart was left with maram. that's what i have been thinking about everyday since leaving. this morning was a beautiful moment. to meet her again. how ready are we to fly to the moon and back for a holiday? well, the prospect of space tourism has moved a little closer this week, after an american aerospace company spacex has said it has room for two passengers on its next mission 2018. this would be the first manned flight to deep space in more than a0 years, although it would involve a lunar landing as such. —— would not involve a lunar l

that's just -- that's part of o dolly." >> yes, i was in "hello, dolly." >> >> yeah. >> seth: there's "hello, dolly" with at y? >> no, well yeah that's -- ooh wee, looks like me. [ laughter ] yeah, that's me. [ laughter ] it was a long tigoo th was -- d like singing on stage? was that -- did you feel >> seth: yeah.ere? >> but i like -- you know, a musical or, you know, back in the day and it was just when i nd e ginger rogers and cyd charisee and gene kelly and, i mean, dancers. and these -- the way they did these show. oh, god, i want to do that. you know?'s ahello, dolly" -- there's a revival with bette midler. >> yeah. >> seth: a ybsolely. >> seth: oh, that's great. are you somebody -- do you enjoy going to see musicals? >> oh, i do, i do. i do.e ofhe funniest i've seen was -- i shouldn't say funny, because it's not funny. >> seth: now i'm excited to hear what it is.the tle. it's about this young man who gets into all kinds of trouble trying to help out a friend. is it new? >> no, no. >> seth: ikas been -- it's been for a while. i saw it maybe a month and a half ago."deaevan hansen

it's a dolly. dolly. it's a dolly. is her leg healing? the final surgery was nearly too much.n that is... her wounds are healing, but then there will be work to reconstruct her bones and repair damaged nerves. it's said children can't remember pain. few, though, have as much to forget as maram. when i saw maram today, it was very emotional. and as a doctor, you try and stay fairly unemotional when you're dealing with lots of people with injuries. i suppose, having got children as well, now, and how much you love that child and, you know, a tiny piece of my heart was left with maram. and that's what i've been thinking about every day since leaving. and this morning was a beautiful moment to meet her again. the inspirational british surgeon david nott and young maram, whose life, along with quite a few others, he helped to save. the best blockbuster movies often end with an unpredictable twist, and this year's 0scars surely lived up to that — a mix—up saw la la land named best picture, when it was actually moonlight. now, it's been announced the two accountants responsible for m

it's a dolly. dolly. it's a dolly. is her leg healing? the final surgery was nearly too much.ually. her wounds are healing, but then there will be work to reconstruct her bones and repair damaged nerves. it's said children can't remember pain. few, though, have as much to forget as maram. when i saw maram today, it was very emotional. and as a doctor, you try and stay fairly unemotional when you're dealing with lots of people with injuries. i suppose, having got children as well, now, and how much you love that child and, you know, a tiny piece of my heart was left with maram. and that's what i've been thinking about every day since leaving. and this morning was a beautiful moment to meet her again. the extraordinary british surgeon david nott, and young maram, whose life he helped to save, along with many others, frankly. life on earth began hundreds of millions of years earlier than previously thought — that's according to researchers who have discovered fossils of one of the earliest living organisms. the creature — half the width of a human hair — lived more than 4 billion

, dolly." >> yeah. >> seth: there's a picture of you in "hello, dolly" with cab calloway.no, well yeah that's -- ooh wee, looks like me. [ laughter ] yeah, that's me. [ laughter ] it was a long time ago. [ applause ] >> seth: so that was -- did you like singing on stage? was that -- did you feel comfortable there? >> i loved it. >> seth: yeah. >> but i like -- you know, a broadway musical is like an mgm musical or, you know, back in the day and it was just when i was growing up. and you had fred astaire and ginger rogers and cyd charisee and gene kelly and, i mean, dancers. and these -- the way they did these show. oh, god, i want to do that. you know? >> seth: there's a "hello, dolly" -- there's a revival with bette midler. >> yeah. >> seth: are you going to go see it? >> oh, absolutely. >> seth: oh, that's great. are you somebody -- do you enjoy going to see musicals? >> oh, i do, i do. i do. one of the funniest i've seen was -- i shouldn't say funny, because it's not funny. >> seth: now i'm excited to hear what it is. >> well, i can never remember the title. it's about

it's a dolly. dolly. it's dolly. is her leg healing? the final surgery was nearly too much.ually. her wounds are healing, but then there will be work to reconstruct her bones and repair damaged nerves. it's said children can't remember pain. few, though, have as much to forget as maram. when i saw maram today, it was very emotional. and as a doctor, you try and stay fairly unemotional when you're dealing with lots of people with injuries. i suppose, having got children as well now and how much you love that child and, you know, a tiny piece of my heart was left with maram. and that's what i've been thinking about every day since leaving. and this morning was a beautiful moment to meet her again. the british surgeon david nott and young maram, whose life he helped to save. british cycling and team sky are under intense pressure tonight after a scathing attack by the head of uk anti—doping who accused them of failing to keep proper records of the medical substances given to their cyclists. nicole sapstead told mps that there were no records concerning a mystery package deliver

dolly partin is lost flames last november.osted a fundrais che of $1,000 a months to those that had the problems from the fire. >> that's great. >> not bad dolly. we hadd weather is moving in. anything that fell slush o rain is freezing ovei to m fa lehigh valley. an ri tt' the man on the left is sam gordon. he was trying to dig his he's 83 old. walter put down his picked up a helped out sam. an example helping out our fellow 14-inches. the sleet the freezing rainn cug that. philadelphia international airport, six and solingswood two storm tracker six showing the ?orm here. we had winds 60 miles per hour. they eased off but blustery. allentown, 26.wilmington 28-degrees. you factor that with feels on bearskin,n philadelphia six below in the poconos and currently 13 incity. continues to pull out. it's off the coast of maine behind theigh pressure is building in. we start to dry things out but still, lots of clouds, possibly a snow shower as well and tonight cold gusting winds stay with us. 18 in the suburbs, 21 center city. the

dolly partin is helping those that lost their flames last november.s reached the doors of dollywood but parton hosted a fundraiser and 900 people are receiving checks of $1,000 a month to six months to those that had the problems from the fire. >> that's great. >> not bad, dolly. we had snow, now cold weather is moving in. anything that fell slush or rain is freezing over solid. i want to share this on my facebook page. this is from the lehigh valley. if you look at the man on the right, that's walter perez. the man on the left is sam gordon. he was trying to dig out his car. he's 83 years old. walter put down his microphone, picked up a shovel and helped out sam. an example of helping out our fellow neighbors. allentown with sleet mixing in, 14-inches. the sleet, the freezing rain cutting down south of that. philadelphia international airport, six and solingswood, two inches of snow. storm tracker six showing the ?orm is out of here. we had winds 60 miles per hour. they have eased off but blustery. allentown, 26. wilmington, 28-degrees. you factor th

. >>> my imitation of dolly parton. dolly parton's mother.her. >> you are making fun of the brother of a celebrity's testicles! >> i had one with a birth coal pill and diagram and iud. the iud never came out. i have my suspicions because that kid picks up hbo. >> watch show time. get the [ bleep ] out of my face. >> guys like pryor and carlin shocked you and talked about sex, there was less and less barriers to breakthrough. they would reach further and further to shock the audience. >> sam embodies the 80s era. more like a trend. people were doing characters that were extensions of themselves. sam kinson was sam kinson, but on stage he was the character oz opposed to the man. >> ever been married? what's your name? michael? michael, if you think about meeting the right woman and settle down and change your life. do me a favor. remember this face. >> it was the heartbroken man. we are civilized people and try to do the right thing. there is a lot that goes on that we can't express. to have that monster put it out there like that, great. it's

it's a dolly. dolly. is her leg healing? the final surgery was nearly too much.t didn't make it. her wounds are healing, but there will be work to reconstruct her bones and repair damaged nerves. it's said children can't remember pain. few though don't have as much to forget as maram. when i saw maram today, it was very emotional. as a doctor, you try and stay fairly unemotional when you're dealing lots of people with injuries. i suppose having got children as well now, and how much you love that child, you know, a tiny piece of my heart was left with maram. that's what i have been thinking about every day since leaving. this morning was a beautiful moment. to meet her again. the story of maram. we wish her all the best. just how safe is tunisian today? the tunisian authorities say that now, 18 months after the biggest terror attack of its kind in the town of sousse, it's now 100% safe for tourists. following a british inquest findings that the tunisian police response to the attack was shambolic, they insist major security improvements have taken place and that

. >>> my imitation of dolly pardon. dolly pardon's mother. dolly pardon's brother.of a celebrity's testicles. >> i have birth control pill and diaphragm and iud. i don't know what happened with my iud. never came out. but i have my suspicions because that kid picks up hbo. >> watch showtime, get the [ bleep ] out of my face. >> as guys like pryor and carlin came along and shocked you and were scatological and talked about sex, as each new comedian came along, less and less barriers to break through, try to reach further and further to do something that would shock the audience. >> sam kinison embodies the '80s era of comedy, people doing characters that were extensions of themselves. he was sam kinison but on stage he was sam kinison the character as opposed to sam kinison the man. >> ever been married? what's your name? michael? michael if you ever think about getting married, think you met the right woman and want to settle down and change your life, do me a favor mike. remember this face. ahhh! >> it was the expression of the heartbroken man, we hold a lot of stu

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to get her and dolly to do it. >> stephen: hi didn't you want to do it?tist br. >> i was looking at something more serious. i had that i wasn't the right person for her. >> she's not kidding. not year to convince her and after a week of sgnd she the week with's money b yes. >> stephen: why did you want to bac week?ore south korean the birds that wereer thought, oh, i'm going to only second mo- >> so? >> stephen: but i was so glad, . >> i begged her it. >> i watch all the and then report to her. >> s: we did stay friends. you guys did the women'sin- stephena >> 750,000 people, men, baby>> dogs. were there, yes in the past,iss you arrested for protesting in 1970. that's a good good. >> i was accused of drugs. they were vitamin pills. taking orders from the nixon white house. it was a nixon enemies list? was! i know! >> stephen: if i find wasn't on trump's ene insulted. >> don't worry, you will be there. >> stephen: did you get like a lawyer present before you answer that question, lily >> i kind of would. >> stephen: i'm going to point. >> i know whating sh

it's a dolly. dolly. is her leg healing? translation: the final surgery was nearly too much. not bad at all, actually. her wounds are healing but then they will be work to reconstruct her bones and repair damaged nerves. it's said children can't remember pain. few, though, have as much to forget as maram. when i saw maram today, it was very emotional. and as a doctor you try and stay fairly unemotional when you're dealing with lots of people with injuries. i suppose having got children as well now and how much you love that child and, you know, a tiny piece of my heart was left with maram. and that's what i've been thinking about every day since leaving. and this morning was a beautiful moment to meet her again. dr david nott and the story of maram. let's take a brief look at some of the day's other other news stories. more than a thousand jobs are thought to be at risk at ford's bridgend plant over the next four years. the company revealed concerns about a slowdown in work in a leaked document seen by the bbc. ford won't comment on the document but said it "fully understands

it gets resolved and they go to the press to talk about how they worked but dolly johnson gets the jobd is celebrated in headlines all about the country they see her full name and he is one of the few samples of a cook that leaves the white house and trades on her own name. it sounds like they do not discourage her with this whole thing which i have a whole different perspective on that. we look forward to continuing the conversation, not tonight, not right now, but you ask questions and move othequestione rest of the program. thank you so much. [applause]

to get her and dolly to do it. >> stephen: hi didn't you want to do it? on broadway. >> i was looking at something more serious. i had to persuade her that i wasn't the right person for her. >> she's not kidding. not kidding? it took a year to convince her and after a week of shooting to let her go and she would give the week with's money back. >> stephen: is that true? yes. >> stephen: why did you want to back out after a week? >> i saw myself on doreen south korean in the dailies and i was talking to the birds that weren't there and i was not doing a good job and i thought, oh, i'm going to be horrible in this. it was my only second movie -- third movie, i guess. >> so? >> stephen: but you stayed friends? >> i was so glad, i saw the next day's dailies, and i was so good! ( applause ) >> stephen: that's the danger, you can't watch yourself. >> i begged her so let me be in it. >> i watch all the daily lis and then report to her. >> stephen: really? i do. we did stay friends. >> oh, we did. we did. >> stephen: i understand you guys did the women's march ou

remind listeners about the dolly madison party in larchmont. she really did go into it cold. she would have been up. she was very much a night person. she probably would have been up before,00 the night reading the book of the person she was interviewing. she could remember dialogue from it. she was able to keep drawing them out. sometimes thethat people she was interviewing would develop fright and clam up. she learned to phrase the question in a way that of her tests couldn't tell the story, she could. that's where her memory really comes in. i think there are two keys to her being such a good interviewer. one was growing up on a farm in listening to conversations she heard her mother talking to the women. the other was being a reporter. how she was able to use her training as a journalist made her such a good interviewer. >> was she using that casual and informal style from the very beginning? does the archive go back far enough? did you develop into that? i would say she was always a warm presence on the radio. is in the 30's when she was being martha dean, it was more ju

that this kind of thing, we we re britain is that this kind of thing, we were the guys who created dollyr british scientists were given permission to genetically modify human embryos, the first in the world. something fantastic. scientists and priests may have something to say about it. the story is getting hotter than america with the us law chief forced out of enquiry into russian links. jeff sessions, the attorney general, said ina jeff sessions, the attorney general, said in a confirmation hearing he hadn't had contact with the russians and it transpired he has and he has had to recuse himself from the investigation into the links between the campaign and russian... spies, ambassadors. all the above! it is an interesting story and reason so many questions about what those links exactly a re between questions about what those links exactly are between the tram campaign and russia. another of those jaw—dropping moments and at some point you think the bandwagon will have to calm down, possibly less conciliatory speech was the moment, and then this phenomenal point wherejeff moment, and

dolly parton grew up in that area. >>> the massive nor'easter barreling down on the east coast seems to be going easy on some big cities, but it's still causing a mess and some major travel headaches. abc news reporter maggie in new york city. >> reporter: we are still getting pelted with freezing rain and high winds here in the east coast making it a messy and dangerous commute. >> just try and stay above water. >> reporter: cleanup crews out in full force in new england. >> really just wanting to keep up on it. >> reporter: trying to stay ahead of this massive winter storm as it continues to dump a nasty mess of ice, rain and snow on millions throughout the northeast. >> conditions are very slippery, still dangerous. >> reporter: snow piling up, but totals in major cities are far less than predicted, thanks to the storm shifting slightly west. but officials say that doesn't mean we're in the clear. >> sometimes the snow is actually better than this wintry mix, to be honest with you, in terms of cleaning up the roadways, because this creates that icing condition, the black ice. >> r

. >> the old print shop at 3rd and dolly madison's home, all shut down. and where ben franklin wrote the declaration of independence is all closed for the distant future. >> who knows what will come out tomorrow. tomorrow we are suppose to get the numbers for the budget and everything we have seen from the union standpoint we are on the hit list. epa is number one. >> all of this federal budget uncertainty is generating anxiety among local tourist promoters, a difficult situation for the park service and i don't know what the resolution or if it's sight but i hope they get it fixed before the summer when people are there in great great numbers. >> the budget proposal is expected to be released. in independence mall i'm vernon odom, channel 6 "action news." >>> a new study is showing that philadelphia's green spaces are translating into green. for the regions economy. the study was released today for the philadelphia flower show. the author has called philadelphia the garden capital with 30 public gardens in the 30 mile radius than title is semmingly well

. >> here comes a bicycle and a couple of dollies with boxes. what do they have in mind?rs for the night. the boss is i a way. they just have to hope he doesn't look at the security cameras. >> a truampoline! >> they have hauled this into the sneaker shop and are going to have a blast while the boss is away. >> they are creating their own nba halftime show. >> pretty much. and it's time to start dunking. >> this is the first dunk of the night. >> basketball is not the only thing getting tossed around. >> oh, my gosh, bro. >> that's not a gopro. that's a full dslr worth a couple grand. >> bad, bad idea. >> great shot. how about a body off the staircase from the top deck? >> i'm glad he made it because if he hurt himself, the boss would not be amused. >> they didn't hurt each other yet. but they did do some damage to the store. >> no! >> okay, hold the phone. now we got merchandise involved. so let's just wrap this up and >> someone is not going to be happy when they get back to work. >> maybe you should look at how many views the video got. >> i don't care about that! >> l

but mainly they would just be proms to say remind listeners about the dolly madison party or something like that. she really did go into this cold. but she was very much of a night person. and she probably would have been up until 2:00 or 3:00 the night before reading the book, if it was an author, of the person she was interviewing and then she could remember dialogue from it and was able just to keep drawing them out. but she also knew that sometimes people she was interviewing would develop the dreaded mike fright and just clam up. so she learned to phrase the questions in a way that if her guest couldn't tell the story, she could. and that's where her memory really comes in. but i think that there's sort two of keys to her being such a good interviewer. one is growing up on a farm and listening to conversation. she heard her mother talking to the neighbor women. and i think the other is being a reporter. and going around and asking questions. she really -- i think one of the things that's distinctive about her radio career is how she's able to use her training as a journalist. and

. >>> country music legend dolly parton is helping out ore county in east tennessee. her my people fund began issuing monthly checks to more than 900 people who lost their homes in wildfires last november. parton also if penned a tribute on her website to her longtime manager don warden who died over the weekend. >>> and the grueling iditarod race in alaska has the oldest and fastest winner. this is the third championship for 57-year-old mitch shavie. he saved about serve hours and 48 minutes off the old record that was held by his son. dallas was about 25 miles back line. he received a check for $75,000 and the keys to a new dodge ram pickup truck. >>> we'll have one final look at the weekend forecast when we come back. >>> all right, it stays windy and cold today. frigid tonight. 50s by the weekend. >> whoa. that's it for we will be back at 5:00. until then, bundled up and -- bundle up and enjoy the day. [ captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado.com ] >> ashley: mm. plain tomato juice, huh? >> billy: shh. you'll ruin my reputa

dolly the sheep. >> dolly's creator said since then human cell cloning has helped the study of diseases>> clone major baseball fan, you'd expect him to be that. he might not want to. he might want to play soccer. >> the scientist who has made cloning his business. >> do you hope one day to be >> no, absolutely not. >> reporter: human cloning, scientists say, would be extremely difficult. it is also illegal in many countries. as for man's best friend, the technology devoted to reuniting companions changing their world right now. the thing you need to know, they say they have 40% success rate at cloning those puppies. even if you do get your pet cloned, it may not be successful. the results you get may not be exactly the same as your original pet. it may have different colors on his fur. >> can we go back to the wooly mammoth for a second? what are the potential consequences of something like that? >> it's really difficult to do. even if they manage to do it, how many of those can you clone and what affect would it have on the planet? there's so many >> why would you do that? >> yes. >> i

. >> of all the calls police have made over the years, none as hairy involving dolly llama and her boyfriendfun call to be on. when you roll up and there's a couple of llamas hanging out, it'll be an interesting day. >> the neighbors noticed the run aways, as you can see in dash cam video, the police found the four-legged felons in the front yard a couple of houses, llamamas' momma brought leashes and within a couple of minutes hoofing them back to holding pen. >> they are about 9-month-olds. they love the attention as much as they love being on self-guided tour. >> when police tweeted out a picture of animals, social media came up with its own humorous nick neighborings for the entire escapade. >> llamagedon and llama drama. >> arizona police chasing a pair of run away llamas went viral but when all is said and done, our local llamas on the loose that had a good run. >> any time you get the hang out with llamas is a good day. heather: maybe they are really smart. >> the time now is 8 minutes until the top of the hour and chocolate cake for lunch, a school now criticizing a mother's choice f

dolly, senior editor and legal considered for slate, a person i keep on to keep me sane in insane timesng miserably. we'll be right back. stay with us. >>> behold, behold, he andrea got him to speak finally! watch. >> mr. secretary, north korea is now threatening preemptive action. can you say whether you think that's a dangerous escalation, sir? >> no comment. >> any comment on the nato meetings? >> i'll see tomorrow. >> thank you. >> he did speak. that's progress. it was to be specific, no comment today, thanks. see you tomorrow. seven words. got to start somewhere. we have been documenting on this show the steady disappearance of the u.s. state department in this administration. it has shrunk, it has gone silent in the trump era. as part of that we have documented the steadfast efforts of andrea mitchell to try to get a question off to the secretary of state, only to get more silence before she get pushed out of the room. today there was progress. she got seven words from the u.s. secretary of state. ask, ask, ask, and you shall finally receive. seven words. it a start. that does it

dolly parton my people fund issued monthly checks to more than 900 people that lost homes if deadly wildfiresnessee last year. her foundation received more than 80,000 in donations to help those that lost everything and she's faiing with it forward. did beyonce give sex of twin babies fans think maybe earrings she's waeinging may cold i clue. they're the same she wore in the video if i were a boy. does this mean she's having twin boys. maybe so she's known for giving subtle hints in her life aor are we reading too much into. it, for instance, before her album eliminate came out she posted her a picture of kitsing a lemonade. maybe they'll be boys. finally dad of three pretty amazing basketball players including that guy there alanzo ball for ucal. other in high school. one just scored 100 points in a gamement since kids can ball to the court he wants a $1 billion shoe deal for three sons offering them up as package deal. that's a baller move right there. >> it seems. >> silly? >> i don't know. >> over doing it. >> what do you th first. >> they're good. >> also ben affleck about a recent assis

. >> there is no one to clean the halls, and the townhouse once the home of dolly todd madison, the first lady of the president that shaped the constitution all of this as president trump ordered a hiring freeze as of march 1st. >> the tour through independence hall probably the most popular besides the liberty bell is shortened. >> there were nearly 5 million tourists attracted to andance park in 2015 and spent $250 million in the park supporting nearly 4,000 jobs, even though.high-profile sites remain open. promoters are disturbed. >> the sites that goat the most traffic are the ones still open but we don't know what it will do for the high season. >> the cuts are expected to be announced tomorrow. the federal employees and here are bracing themselves for months now. at independence mall, i'm vernon odom, channel 6 "action news." >> time for a check of the "action news" traffic report. wednesday night. >>> lets go live to matt pellman in the traffic center and see what's up. >> you heard beware of ides of mar march. beware of slick spots and falling ice and all sorts of stuff. you see t

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she talked about working for the harrisons but dolly johnson gets the job and is celebrated in headlines all across the country. she is one of the few examples of a took who leaves the white house and trade on her own name to establish a second career. you don't see that a lot with african-americans. >> host: it sounds like they don't disparage her as much. i have a whole different perspective on that but they tried to disparage us and put us down but it sounds like they talked about her like a human being. >> guest: somewhat. they dwell on her looks a lot so you feel like it has been written by a teenage boy but they recognize her much more than they do others. >> definitely looking forward to continuing the conversation, not tonight, not right now, we will let you guys ask questions and move on with the rest of the proom. -- afternoon. carry on. >> the question is how did i get the recipes and did i test them? >> can you use the microphone at the back of auditorium? thank you. >> guest: it was a combination. i reached out to several presidential chefs and asked if i could use their rec

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leland: anytime you call the press to follow you through capitol hill with a copy machine on a dolly,t does, perhaps, call into question if it's a publicity stunt. elizabeth: trying to get-- >> he certainly has a way of doing that, no one ever doubts that, as does mr. trump have a way of getting his point across, more on the tweet storm and this. >> tell you what, you're going to get kicked out in 30 seconds-- >> back to health care, emotions running high over obamacare at town halls like this one, led by senator lindsey graham in clemson. more on what happened when he was shouted down. and president trump's spending increase, so what will it actually give our military. >> after years of endless budget cuts that have impaired our defense, i am calling for one of the largest defense spending increases in history. boost it's about moving forward not back. it's looking up not down. it's feeling up thinking up living up. it's being in motion... in body in spirit in the now. boost. it's not just nutrition. it's intelligent nutrition. with 26 vitamins and minerals and 10 grams of protein. a

. >> in response to the question about david and for those of you don't know, dolly it is in ireland portal that moh cd is developing to how to search for below market rate housing opportunities and i have the opportunity to meet with the web developer team on dahlia good to three weeks ago and start to talk about the different kinds of teachers that we will-there on the dalia patil right now, and the ones working towards development. so very still in the-in the beta phase what they call the beta phase of the dalia portal, which is really testing out the baseline search features and there is an opportunity to request accessible housing right now, as part of the application process, and we do foresee, as the site develops, it has more and more content that you will be able to search for accessible housing as well and we are in the process now of talking about the kinds of features that folks will want to sort by. mobility, units, can medication units, etc. >> thank you, nicole. >> you are welcome. >> thank you, staff. - excuse me - >> i the question through the chair. sorry you are no

like dolly parton, um, whoeverer else. >> i'm surprised nicky minaj isi on that list with all the greatg i'm talking about putting out hits. >> i don't understand you putont oundt 76 songs.76gs that's literally every song from every cd. >> i average about whiting twohg songs per day.day. >> you're are not all top 100.00 >> true. 's a's a lot. i'm telling you these are theth facts, steve. steve >> i'm not disputing your factss al.al >> seemed like he was.>> s [ laughter ]ee >>> things are getting heated ie here. >> you know what, i think we better move on before they do ke get even more heated.ted. twenty-fourth season of dancingn with the stars kick off last off night. the 400th show to be exact ge et so glad >> why is that. >> you got a lot of names. gymnast simone biles and her barner sasha farber opened withh tango. tango. >> tango. look at that tango, i like the fan go. she's olympian and she's gotan g kind of an edge when it comes tt foot work.or the judge gave them score of 32 out of 40. >> wait a minute. we're on scharr row right now. >> let's talk about char sch ror char row and

you said you are influencedre ie everybody from whitney houston t to dolly parton to willie nelson to your true love because yoy did the rock thing for little bit and now you're just like now the inner soul is coming outingt with country, right. right. >> that's right. >> where did that come from i love country it's about the didt writing, about the heart, abouta the soul and a lot of pop mewopm si -- i love pop, too. t if you notice they don't wear dt pants the music a. i'm always striving to be ays better writer, a better singerie performer of course.ourse. >> every country are a sift int nashville and you're in losle ad angeles. how does that work out.w do >> it's odd.es backwards but it seems to workis for me. >> you're making it work.makingw you've been in d.c. a number ofr times performed at the wizardsas game before. befor >> i did. a couple times. >> it's got to be exciting fortx you to be back in the area. in e >> yes. i love it here.h my managers lives in maryland.yl >> that's what i was going to wt same helps out that he's rightug here in the rural d.c. area, oo too. too. >

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