elisabeth hurr new york. >> in our area, hundreds on people came out to support trump in bucks county. the spirit of american rally say they are a diverse coalition representing the heart and soul of america. they want our nation to fulfill its potential as the greatest nation on earth. >> he needs to know we are all behind him no matter what they try to do to him. >> ever since he won the election, things have gotten better. >> optimism. >> for sure. >> you can see and hear more from today's rally from president trump in the next half hour. >> the department of homeland security has confirmed a proposal is under proposal to separate children from their parents if the families are caught illegally crossing the border to the u.s. this is to stop illegal immigration. the white house says it's not a definite but something being considered. >> pennsylvania senate democrats are dealing with a cyberattack that dow systems yesterday morning. the sites of several stateere ty hackers holding the data hostage, in many cases demanding a ransom like bit coin. official anything is being demanded i

. >> 21-year-old elisabeth turnedf at the hse she heard gunshots.aw allows dead force in defense. >> a woman is upset at the tsa after a pat down to her son. her son was searched forgot to remove a laptop from his bag. sensory disorder. >> i have always been sensitive to people touching me.d touchini started to have hives. hi down took two point., they spent 45 minutes they want an apology. >>ublican house voted to undo protections created under president obama. if signed by presid trump, service providers like comcast and verizon can track what onlis you use and advertisers withoutr consent. lawmakers say google and facebook track you unfair to require comcast and verizon to permission. google and facebook are there are alternative options. >> wells f pay $110 million to lawsuit.accounts were opened wit customers knowing and customer'. the wells fargo new ceo says this is arney to make things right with their customers. >> the coast showing off its haul of cocaine, 16-tons seized at sea during a 26 day deployment. they unloaded it today in forte. t

this is tad cummens the days before he disappeared with elisabeth.for at least a week, took out a $4,500 loan. on the day of her disappearance, she told a sibling to call police if she wasn't home by 6:00 that evening. >> authorities located the jersey in mexico along with the jersey hoe wore in superbowl 49. the owner of a mexican tabloid says the suspect is a former employee. this blurred image shows the man outside the locker room. brady says once he gets the jersey back, he hopes to make something positive come from the experience. the national women's hockey team says today's wage negotiations were productive and will continue. they are happening in philadelphia. 20 members of the team gathered in center city to demand better compensation. the team has won six world championships since 2000 and medals in the 2010 and 2014 olympics. the players want $60,000 a year. the team threatened to boycott this year's series if they don't get more money. >> the u.s. court is declining to hear the bob menendez corruption enindictment. on behalf of his friend

elisabeth posting this picture of the sun setting at 7:16. lots of sunshine today., probably our last completely sunny day for a while. right now, 37 in philadelphia, allentown 29. wilmington 36, poconos 21. trenton 32. clouds are moving in overnight. satellite and radar showing it will take a while for the clouds to get here. we have high pressure over us. there is a warm front bringing clouds first half of the day tomorrow and opening the door for warm air saturday. the bus stop forecast, mostly cloudy, winds on the light side. this morning temperatures in the 20s. 6:00, 31, 8:00, 32-degrees. there is a advisory for the poconos 8:00 to 1:00 tomorrow morning for rain. future tracker showing this around 11:00. the warm front not a lot of moisture, mainly clouds. early in the afternoon, clouds thinning west of if philadelph. should see the return of sunshine late in the afternoon. 55-degrees, 56 the normal this time of year. saturday, wind shift out of the south, 74-degrees. if you are thinking about going to the shore, it's not a good beach day. temperatures in the

. >> 21-year-old elisabeth rodrigues turned herself in saying she dropped the teens off at the housewhen she heard gunshots. the make my day law allows deadly use of force in defense. >> a woman is upset at the tsa after a pat down to her son. her son was searched after he forgot to remove a laptop from his bag. aaron has a sensory disorder. >> i have always been sensitive to people touching me. when he started touching me, i started to have hives. while the pat down took two minutes, they spent 45 minutes at the check point. they want an apology. >> the republican house voted to undo privacy protections created under president obama. if signed by president trump, service providers like comcast and verizon can track what you do online, sites you visit, apps you use and sell the information to advertisers without your consent. republican lawmakers say google and facebook track you so it's unfair to require comcast and verizon to get your permission. google and facebook are free and there are alternative options. >> wells fargo is willing to pay $110 million to settle a lawsuit. accoun

. >> host: we will try a elisabeth columbus, ohio. >> caller: thank-you. has been so interesting hearing the questions people ask about hillary. you have researched bill clinton in that wing for but i am struck by the messaging with the idea for whatever reason hillary clinton's people have not been able to say the truth about whitewater i ran across an article in atlantic magazine written for the primary the talk about how the republicans were adopting a more gentle approach to hillary because of the republican establishment that they have gone too far but in that same article that newsman from arkansas was interviewed they had pictures of bill clinton and he enjoyed that fact. >> host: we need to wrap it up their real most out of time but if he would speak to what she was talking about. >> guest: no question there under a barrage of negative attack of not always responded in the most effective way. whether they would not it is my opinion that the attacks on the foundation last year that began the year before with a lot of dark money directed toward a boo

elisabeth benjamin, thank you for being with us, vice president of health initiatives at the community service society of new y york. this is democracy now! we will be back with more on health insurance and health care in a minute. amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we continue to talk about health care. i also want to bring an investigative reporter lee fang atat the interceptpt. -- ecently wrote a piece "whenticle begins republican congressman john shimkus expressed outrarage durg a house commitittee hearing wednesday about m men having to purchase prenatal care in their health insurance, the video clip of which caught fire on social media as an example ofof misogyy and cluelessness, he was not going rogue. he was just getting ahead of party leaders who have not publicly announced their next steps quite yet." is john shimkusus making commenents after beieing questid by m michael doyle. >> what mandate in the obamamace bill does s he take isissue wit? cecertainly,y, not with pre-exig conditions w were capsps on bens are letting yo

[ laughter ] elisabeth and brendon, good to have you with us.go to work in the first round, players.

we can speak to anne elisabeth moutet, french journalist and columnist at the sunday telegraph.f what mr fillon said today? what he said was as important as the number of people he was saying it in front of. he called this rally and it was organised in two and a half days and, ina organised in two and a half days and, in a sense, if he hadn't managed to fill the square than his candidacy would have been dead. they said they had 200,000 people, i don't think it is possible to fit that many people in the square, but they had close to 70 or 80,000 people which is a great deal in paris. he had people who said the election has been taken from us and he was playing to that. he said i apologise for things i ought to have done otherwise, but by and large he is pushing the idea that because he has a clear mandate from his core voters who voted for him in the right—wing primary last december, he has legitimacy according to party rules and election rules. how has he dealt with these allegations about the way he employed his family? what he says is he has employed his wife, he says is he ha

deposit box when it turned and fell on one of the them, the victim 35-year-old jonathan maust of elisabethown pennsylvania. firefighters worked for hours to free him but it was just too late. >> philadelphia has responded to the threat today from the u.s. attorney general over sanctuary cities. jeff sessions reiterated president trump's warning that the justice department will withhold federal grants to cities that refuse to cooperate with immigration authorities. philadelphia received $26,000,000.2015 for public safety. mayor jim kenney says handing over immigrants to the feds must meet constitutional muster. >> we won't turn anyone over. we are not holding anyone without charge. that is the fourth amendment to the constitution. i would hope sessions understands what that means. >> sessions comments are a direct attack on public safety he said. at the white house president trump rolled back four obama regulations. the regulations are typical government over reach and the perogatives for the state, so trump signed the measures. >> the repeal and replacement bill has hurt president trump's

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. >> elisabeth, let me ask you about judge garland who didn't get a hearing.aybe a two-part question. anything wrong with that that that violated any legal or other norm and as they cast a shadow? should we think about judge gorsuch differently in light of what happened to judge garland. >> thank you an add-on. before we get to those questions i want to thank everyone for being here and the sponsors for inviting me. i spent two wonderful years at georgetown is a teaching fellow in the appellate litigation clinic, so it's great to be back. the answer to your first question about did what happened to chief judge merrick garland latterly constitutional norms or other institutional norms? absolutely. as christine said, there are important reasons to consider supreme court at least aspirational he above politics. justice roberts has repeatedly said doesn't consider the court to do their work as democrats and republicans, but justices who have ideologies but don't view themselves as political in the same i am that it's detrimental to the court to view them that way.

. >> on july 13, 2012 elisabeth collins and eric cook went for an afternoon bike ride and never returnedearch. >> pointing out the similarities. both girls taken in secluded areas. their bodies founded in wooded terrain and both crimes committed on the 13th of the month. >> two kids at once is very uncommon. two kids being taken at once and also just being on the 13th of the month. just kind of struck me as really odd. >> reporter: authorities hunting abigail and liberty's killers saying they have compared notes with investigators in iowa. >> at this point we're not comfortable saying, yes there is a connection or no, there's not. we don't have enough information. >> on the surface these cases have similarities. you have underage kids on trails remote areas of two different states killed during daylight hours. but once you get beyond that the cases really aren't similar at least based on what we know. >> reporter: as pink ribbons dot the tiny town in iowa for elizabeth and lyric five years ago so do orange lights glow today for liberty and abby. investigators are cautious about making an

earlier that morning before she left her sister saying elisabeth woke her up with a message. >> she said if i'm not back by 6:00, you need to come find me or call the cops. >> reporter: that was nine days ago. the last clue of the pair's location a cell phone ping the day they vanished across state lines in decatur, alabama. >> felt like it was my fault. i felt like maybe if i would have done something to bring her back to us, we have a family that needs her and you have a family that needs you and we just cannot handle a day without her anymore. it's really hard. >> reporter: what's so frustrating for law enforcement is they haven't had a single credible sighting of the pair and say they have no clue where they could be. >> wow. >> really gone underground. thank you. amy is here with the other top stories. new worries on wall street. >> could be another rough day for stocks after the dow suffered its worst day of the year plunging 237 points overnight. global stocks followed with heavy losses in asia. analysts say uncertainty about the future of president trump's health care and tax pol

elisabeth says all nhs staff need to be educated with up—to—date information on down's syndrome.ences are very one, good luck. your own experiences are very welcome, as one, good luck. your own experiences are very welcome, as you know. voters in northern ireland will go to the polls tomorrow in a snap election. the assembly there collapsed in a row over the spiralling costs to fund a green fuel incentive scheme. but it's again highlighted how, despite years of peace building, the community is still divided. our reporter declan harvey's been in armagh to ask a group of young mums what they'd like to see politicians do so the next generation can grow up more united. when the good friday agreement was signed to 20 years ago, pretty much all of the violence on the streets ended. what about the promises of bringing the community closer together again? well, divides still exist. of course it is not a concern when there are dolls to be addressed and blocks to be built, but their mums hope these toddlers will never know the experiences they had growing up in the split community.” rememb

elisabeth on facebook, it is 7; that we get little or no true that we get little or no support, localnever say yes to support if they can find 31? . never say yes to support if they can find a pathetic reason find a small, pathetic reason not to. families‘ views are supposed to be represented but setting up forums has been dumped on families with special needs, and we are expected to do this full—time job for free on top of looking after our children and beating their many needs, frankly a joke. we are going to be talking to two mothers of disabled children injust a talking to two mothers of disabled children in just a few moments, talking to two mothers of disabled children injust a few moments, and also a coalition of charities getting together to highlight this particular issue of a lack of care, so particular issue of a lack of care, so do keep on getting in touch with your thoughts on that if you are affected. if you text, you will be charged at the standard network rate. we can catch up with the sport with 0lly, and manchester united through to the quarterfinals of the europa le

brian: right, ainsley claimed to be on maternity leave and we got word that shield be replacing elisabeth of lost touch. does it feel like a year. ainsley: i claimed to be on maternity leave. you like to look at my phone. i have thousands of pictures of her. it's been so honored. thank you alleluia for watching us and making us a successful show. watch this. steve: come on in, ainsley earhardt. ainsley: i will be here and wake you up with a smile. ainsley: i'm ainsley earhardt. this is "fox & friends." if you are just waking up this morning, big news. thank you so much for watching us. yuge. it's going to be yuge. brian: watch this. [screams] ainsley: why didn't you get in? steve: maybe tomorrow. go, everybody. brian: read us out, ainsley. ainsley: all right. coming up. brian: it says steve on the prompter. ainsley: walking around the city? steve: didn't realize we are going for a ride. ainsley: this might be my favorite day on "fox & friends" so far. riding around new york city in the ghostbuster mobile. ♪ ainsley: i never thought i would be dancing with cedric. i want you to dance with