>> emile's my best friend. we've known each other for a couple years now. we talk every day. i talk to him more than i talk to my own family. >> you guys are, like, h, yeah. >> yeah. >> we take pride in our fashion. >> you are right to ook like superheroes. let's meet the celebrity you'll be playing with first. this actress has appeared on family guy, psych, once upon a time. now you can check her out on the odd couple. please welcome yvette nicole brown, everybody. [cheers and applause] hi, darling. >> hey, honey. hi, i love your hair. >> thank you. >> how are you? good to see you. that's fabulous. >> thank you. >> don't they look great? >> you guys look really good. >> i mean, you look great too. >> so what's the story? are you dating? what's happening with this-- >> both: no. >> friends? >>o, i didn't get-- i just got here.

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>> emile's my best friend. we've known each other for a couple years now. we talk every day. i talk to him more than i talk to my own family. >> you guys are, like, fashionistas, though, right? >> oh, yeah. >> yeah. >> we take pride in our fashion. >> you are right to take pride in it, 'cause you guys look like superheroes. let's meet the celebrity you'll be playing with first. this actress has appeared on family guy, psych, once upon a time. now you can check her out please welcome yvette nicole brown, everybody. [cheers and applause] hi, darling. hi, i love your hair. >> thank you. >> how are you? good to see you. that's fabulous. >> thank you. >> don't they look great? >> you guys look really good. >> i mean, you look great too. >> so what's the story?

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one year ago they shot and killed a meal lopez -- emile lopez and they said he was threatened officers with a knife and they found that he was shot for mac times in the back. we talked with the mayor today who said he just heard about that and new police training will reduce incidence of deadly force. >>> i think you'll see more and more examples where we don't have this because officers are being trained better and in past years they would've gone quicker to the gun. >>> people that knew them said at a community meeting the department got it wrong and he was chasing a man who had stolen his cell phone. >>> hours ago a man suspected of shooting his girlfriend went before a judge. he had a long criminal past and the government said he should have been in the us to begin with.>> >>reporter: 23-year-old esmond pedraza appeared in court accused of killing his girlfriend stacy aguilar, it was a sudden and brutal killing they were off silva avenue off jackson street on february 13 into the 14th and they got into a fight, when outside to a car and he allegedly shot her to death. one of his fr

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emil -- erika: activities dr. mehta recommends things like meditation and yoga. tomorrow we' ll introduce you to a special kind of yoga bound to cheer you up. it' s called laughter yoga and i am going to try it out. emily: an entire flight of passengers, offered a free flight. randy: the agreement they needed to reach, first. it' s ahead in eyepoppers. then new at 5:30, a device to prevent drunk drivers from getting behind the wheel. the new push to keep the roads emily: newscenter5 on the opioid crisis, the prescription proposal to congress, to help p the new caramel macchiato from dunkin' donuts. r let hand-crafted layers of espresso, milk, p and a caramel-flavored swirl uplift your mood. indulge in a hot or iced macchiato today. america runs on dunkin'. we're living in a very competitive global economy, and if we are going to succeed, we need the best-educated workforce in the world. r we should be making public colleges and universities tuition-free. we're going to pay for it vwith a tax on wall street speculation. p the taxpayers of this country bailed out w

effect snow right now and just how will theec temperatures go -- plus, not even when chill that -- emil what is valentine's day without a little love. we will break down the trade rumors that could break some cavs fans hearts. fox 8 news at six, starts right >> it's 6:00 and the temperature is twice that. t a bone chilling 12 degrees and dropping. >> a live picture outside our fox 8 studios, where cleveland is locked in a decrease tonight., >> we will get to the frigid weather and just a moment, but we begin with breaking news tonight. goodg evening, i'm jennifer jordan. >> and i'm bill sheil. supreme court justice antonin scalia has died. he was found dead duringur the resort in texas. details her limited right now but federal officials say the 79 world associate justice was found deadi t inside his room at thef the bolo creek ranch resort. doctor say it appears scalia died from natural causes. when he did not appear for breakfast, staffers went to check on him and that is s when they found him unresponsive. scalia was nominated to be as us supreme court in 1986 by president ronald rea

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emile jones became the president of the senate. and by then i had made some friends across the aisle, like kirk doe her, who i believe is here today, we were able to pass the first serious ethics reform in 25 years. and working closely with law enforcement who knew by then that we cared about cops and sheriffs and prosecutors and working with folks like john kullerton we passed illinois's first racial profiling law, which was good for police officers and minority communities. and because someone like my friend john bowman, who worked at the shriver's center on poverty line helped us build coalitions across the state, including with business, and was able to then reach out to republicans, we were able to increase tax credits for the working poor and expand health insurance to children in need. and we wouldn't ben on our most deeply held principles but we were willing to forge compromise inside pursuit of a larger goal. we were practical when we needed to be. we could fight like heck on one issue and then shake hands on the next. som

. >> you got a deal, emile. have the president send me a letter to confirm.e you may 7 in fairfax. and if mr. obama would rather see us in los angeles, we'll be there march 12. tickets make great valentine's day gifts. and happy birthday to world war ii vet jerome star, 99 years old today. >>> growing anger among many american voters. tonight, bret baier has a special report called "voter revolt." >> all lives matter is a new racial slur. >> explain for our viewers why it's a racial slur. >> white americans have created the conditions that require a phrase like "black lives matter." do you know how it is to live in a world where i didn't have to say black lives matter? do you know how horrific it is to grow up as a child in a world that so hates you? >> "factor tip of the day," catch "voter revolt" 10:00 p.m. this evening. that is it for us tonight. please check out the fox news website, which is different than billoreilly.com and spout off about "the factor" in anywhere in the world. name a town if you wish to opine. word of the day, do not be a malefactor w

it is -- it is great to see so many old friends like john collarson and emile jones. i miss you guys. [laughter] president obama: it is great to be in the state capitol. you know being here today calls to mind the first time i spoke on the senate floor. almost 20 years ago. and i was passionate, idealistic, ready to make a difference. just expand in the magnificent chamber was enough to fill me up with a heightened sense of purpose. i probably needed a little dose of reality when i first arrived. one day i rose to speak about a bill. i thought i had made some compelling points with irrefutable logic. i was about to sit down, feeling pretty good about myself, when pete came over my desk. there's some young people here. for those of you don't remember, payton phillips was the senator majority leader at the time. he was a marine. big, shock white hair. chomped on a cigar. he was so politically incorrect that it is -- you don't even know how to describe it. [laughter] president obama: but he always treated me well. he came by. he said, kid, that was a pretty good speech.

his name is emile, he was a finished geologist. he spent time at the west in the industry's and got into oil and taxes and eventually moved to new york when wall street firm thought he could use his expertise and understanding those industries. he was also a diehard political bof, he he studied politics and public opinion, he realized that the way magazines like the literary digest that at the time were relied upon for polling, the way they serve a public opinion he thought was inadequate. he compared it to how you assess the chemical content of a piece of rock. you cannot just get a service because that gives you a superficial reading and does not test the full cross-section. you have to to pulverize the sample of or. he felt that the surveys that were written about in the newspapers were like skinning the surface and you had to plunge deep inside and calibrate them, i recently wrote in a from the book that political magazine published and gave it the title fdr made silver, because if you know the website, he was not doing his own

emile limpert looking for the v.a. to help cover his medical costs.e military. despite his application, which includes several bronze stars, and also a purple heart. >> got a letter that says we can't accept it because we have no record of you. of being in the service. i must be one of the unknown soldiers, i guess. >> he was also able to show them his discharge papers but that, they say, wasn't enough. the v.a.'s excuse, his service record was allegedly lost in a massive fire at a government facility in 1973. now, his fellow service members are left to vouch for them. but many of them have passed away. and those are your headlines. hope somebody can help him out with that. needs some help from the v.a. right now. >> apayentlyry at love records are missing from a fire back in the '70s. >> -- the ranking member on the v.a. committee. he's a big fan. if you're watching, now you have some time to help this poor veteran. >> tucker carlson was at a bernie rally over the weekend, weren't you, tucker? >> we sure were. as of tomorrow night the majority of dem

so there are all kinds of characters like emil hurja and montgomery and judson welliver as well as the recent figures whose names are probably more familiar to you as well who populate this book. theirs is a of writers, intellectuals, critics who argue about spin. some of these were optimists, sometimes surprisingly so like a philosopher john dewey to when radio came on the scene, great potential that this medium could restore town hall feeling that the national democracy that they had. and the hidden persuaders, people memberth write us best-selling book the hidden persuaders. people remember that as the advertising industry but it has a chapter and more about politics and it in which he worries that the new strides being made in motivation research as what's called to probe the unconscious to understand why people make the choices they do. but this was going to kind of undermined the enlightenment basis of individual economy and rationality that kind of under under -- under gird their notion of public choice. after all people weren't voting for that candidate for the reasons they tho