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emma: a u.k. newspaper spoke to wallace, the foremost man of letters and the nation's conscience, if you will. he is 80 years old. he has been manning the phones, taking those calls with complaints of irregularity technical problems with voting and reports of violence. he has denounced the poll as boulder and violent. he is also scathing about goodluck jonathan and his handling of the kidnapping of those schoolgirls. a former military dictator is being described as a born-again democrat. genie: another story is the germanwings crash. emma: every journalist in the world is trying to get an exclusive and to find more details about what went on here. lufthansa may face huge liability claims. they may struggle to prove it was not at least partly their fault. families are automatically entitled to receive $150,000, but the airlines could be liable for more than that. there has been an attempt by a lot of people, airline industry to calm a nerve of passengers and say this is a one off for at least a ver

emma holds on tight. at last a terrible sound that matt's dive partner hears even at 45 feet beneath the surface. emma's powerful teeth rip off his thumb like a twig. surprisingly, matt feels very little except shock and confusion. >> when it first came off, i didn't feel any pain at all. it was just shock, disbelief, horror. i saw my thumb is missing. i thought, wow, this can't be good. off she swam with it. there was no chance of getting my thumb back and reattaching it. she was gone. >> matt has the presence of mind to swim to the surface, board his boat, and ask for help. in a few hours he's in a hospital in phuket, the nearest city. as he recovers from his trauma under the sea, the doctor gives matt some good news. a new procedure could give him a new thumb. >> when the doctor said there's a possibility that you can take it off and put on your hand, i said i want an operation, please. >> six months after the accident, a team of surgeons remove his second toe and sew it into his hand. today matt feels

emma.ant to jump in and say 40% of gun sales in this country go on without a background check. so there's a great likelihood actually, that any student carrying around, if if they have a concealed carry permit legally may not have went through a background check. >> larry: he's out trying to score weed. i'm going to trust him to do the right thing with guns. >> yeah, yeah, i share your concerns. >> i mean if the idea is if some homicidal maniac comes on to the campus you feel just as safe knowing you have a freshman to protect you as you would have a cop i think is insane. that's not who you're looking to for protection. and the other issue is i know -- >> a freshman. >> this is not who you're looking to to save your life. >> larry: i feel very safe with sophomores by the way. >> a sophomore is a different story. the idea is somebody coming on to campus to potentially do harm and mayhem the idea that an untrained civilian, whether it's a freshman or even a sophomore, senior-- whoever-- even

i go over to introduce charlie to emma and emma's mom krista says, aren't you supposed to be watchingseriously than you did. >> thank you, krista stone. >> jimmy: did you figure out how they did the magic trick at the end? >> i know magicians never reveal their secrets. i really want to know. nobody went near the box except for this guy who was cleaning it. i'm like, hey, dude. >> jimmy: the cleaning guy is the guy that you have to keep your eye onch. >> i don't know what he did though. >> jimmy: early in your career you did commercials like a lot of actors do. do you do any we might know? >>dy. my very first job. out here, a cherry coke commercial, this guy rides an ostri ostrich. tony kay, directed "american history x," was directing it. and i had never done a commercial audition. i bought a gnaw outfit. they take you into this room with a bunch of people which i didn't have know they were going to do. i wouldn't have bought a new outfit. they say, here's the situation. you're at a degreesry store. a guy is on an ostrich. riding an ostrich. and slate. so all these people are doing s

." >> redfoo and emma. >> redfoo and emma here live as we say -- >> good morning, america! whoo!e a night on "dancing with the stars." they are the first to exit the ballroom. >> that's what we look like when we get off the red-eye. wow. we'll have what they're having. they flew all the way to be with us this morning and they're coming into the studio just moments away. >>> also coming up big money on youtube racking up millions of views making a whole lot of cash and tell you how they did it. >> can you imagine your little ones bringing in all that big money? >> yes. little ones. >> t.j., yes, you could imagine that. or not. get them working. that's ahead. >>> but the breaking news with amy? that's right, more now on that passenger jet flying to spain from -- from sprain to germany crashed in the alps more than 140 believed to be on board and authorities say there appears to be no sign of survivors and abc's david kerley who covers aviation for us joins us with the latest details. good morning. >> reporter: the wreckage has been spotted in the southern french alps. the second ai

this is a view from madrid and emma said it's worth getting out of bed for because the next time young to see it is in 2026. and this is the live shot rather from the pharroh islands. this is located between ice land and scotland and tourist flocked there to catch the full solar eclipse and we will talk about it more with a senior research fellow at the university college of london and joins us via skype and thank you for joining us at such an exciting time and it has already begun and talk us through what is going to happen what are we going to see? >> the total solar eclipse as you correctly said is one of the most spectacular things we see in nature and i have seen many of them and there is a picture be hanl me of one we saw in bolivia 20 years ago. what happens is the moon starts to cover the sun from say as we see it in the sky from the right and in about an hour's time it will achieve maximum coverage depending where you are you will see a partial eclipse and is the case here in london or a total eclipse as well and this will be in about an hour's time. >> i was, sorry, i was g

what if snow white and prince charming had a baby girl, emma, who was the savior against the evil queen'som rumplestiltskin, who is in love with belle. who is good friends with red riding hood, who's actually the big bad wolf, who also befriends snow white while she's on the run from regina the evil queen who casts the dark curse sending everyone except for pinocchio and baby savior emma to a small town in maine.

." ♪ hey hey ♪ >> redfoo and emma. >> redfoo and emma here live as we say -- >> good morning, americaancing with the stars." they are the first to exit the ballroom. >> that's right. that's what we look like when we get off the red-eye. >> yeah. >> coming back from -- wow. we'll have what they're having. they flew all the way to be with us this morning and they're coming into the studio just moments away. >>> also coming up, can your children make big money on youtube, racking up millions of views making a whole lot of cash and we'll tell you how they did it. >> can you imagine your little ones bringing in all that big money? >> yes. little ones. >> t.j., yes, you could imagine that or not. get them working. that's ahead. >>> but first the breaking news with amy. >> that's right. the passengers passengers jet flying crashed in the apples with 150 people onboard. no sign of survivors and david kerley joins us with the new details. >> german airline held a news conference. among the 150, two babies and no distress call from a the aircraft. it seemed to have a controlled decent. buff the

emma was ahead when, surprisingly, schwarzenegger had to leave. hmm. the columbus dispatch she's going to tell her friends she almost beat arnold but he game. yeah. a little convenient. interesting. that's going to do it for us here at abc7 news at 5:00. see you at 6:00. >>> welcome to "world news tonight." tense situation. tears, questions, and outrage in the midwest after a white police officer shoots an unarmed black teen. tonight, new details about the moments before the shooting. >>> mystery flight. malaysia flight 370, vanishing into thin air a year ago. the new report about the pilot and crew, and a problem with the locator beacon. >>> miracle rescue. a car found by a fisherman. inside, a toddler, alive, still strapped to her car seat. >>> and, lifesaver. one act of generosity saving six lives. how it started, and how it all came together.

. >> emma sawms is the top ranked female swimmer in washington and 13th in the nation.cess owed to a lifetime training in a hotel swimming pool. >> so this is the only pool in callville. so i mean it's really what i have to work with. i know it's crazy. >> emma found her stroke swimming twice a day in an unusual setting. >> i'm always worried about hitting someone when i'm swimming so i have to watch. it's five yards shorter than a regular pool. >> that alone is incredible. >> every meet you go to you're racing in a pool that's longer than the pool you train in. and at benny's she has no coach. just a clock and a stopwatch. >> i send her a workout. she does it. she does exactly how i write it. and she probably does it even better than what i expected to do. >> this is what i love to do. if i didn't love it i wouldn't be here. >> this is something i've never seen before. from any athlete. >> and this summer she'll head to ucla on scholarship. >> if you have a goal set it and go for it because dreams do come true. >> dreams achieved through talent fostered in unlikely wat

. >> the same time we have the character of emma who is the exact opposite. >> emma represents his joyd this love to which he's doing and i think that's really intoxicating for him. >> there is something that means that much to that many people. someone's going to find it. >> anne heche plays lynn, who is his sort of love interest. but she's a woman with balls you know, she's running the u.s. consulate. >> personal -- doesn't understand. >> as the story moves back and forth between all three locations, we delve into the lives of each character, and begin to understand the dangerous conspiracy that ties them all together. >> you're not going to believe this. >> digging underneath jerusalem and digging for the history of the world in many ways it's mostly about the characters. >> security. >> back entrance. not many people know about it. >> you coming in or not? >> what binds us to our past. what imprisons us and how you free yourself. and what do you believe in? >> like the da vinci code, "dig" is a story that will capture the imagination, and raise as many questions as it answers. >>>

look at that emma watson number one most outstanding women in the world. >> remind owe this have emma watson. she's real pretty. what was she in. >> all of the harry potter movies. >> and then she was in a movie when they were stealing things from celebrities, my gosh, what was it called. >> we will see it on celebrities. >> gone girl. >> based on a true story, emma was son. >> she played her miny. >> who place hisminy. >> the bling ring. >> never her of glit about these teams going to celebrity homes and they would go. >> they were a ring of thieves, stealing jewelry. >> and clothes. >> yeah. >> and they with go to their house and take all their stuff. >> she was in that movie my week with marilyn that michelle williams played marilyn monroe. emma watson was in that movie. >> oh, that is right. >> others on the list include taylor swift. she won an award. >> sell pennsylvania man director ava. >> and amal clooney. >> new wife of george. >> yes, a va was right here in our studio. >> jen is trying to keep your kids busy. >> you have more tips and events. >> look at this. >> look who ju

emma, iowa state university professor sarah mark keddie -- m arcketti talks about why fashion is not protected under copyright protection. despite popularity of the guild in the fashion industry, there was

they emma size the building's emptiness. laconte's group wandered down main street trying to imagine it, she wrote, as it once was. they ended up, they sort of came at it from the opposite direction of wern's other photo photos. they ended up standing in front of the statehouse which did not have its portico and did not have its dome at this point but it shown white before us looking itself like a grand ruin. now, this, as you all probably know was the new state capitol under construction when sherman's troops entered the city. it did indeed look like a ruin. but what it was, in fact, was what cultural historian has called a ruin in reverse. a building in the midst of going up rather than coming down. laconte and her friends wanted to climb up to the roof to take in the view of the city, to sort of replicate in part both images of main street. but as she wrote bitterly the yankees had burned out the temporary floors and stair steps, leaving only the walls like a shell. wern's view of main street look north towards state hous

chess phenom emma cheng took on arnold schwarzenegger at a kids expo in ohio. emma is the fourth highest rated chess player under the age of nine in the country. she also ranks third out of all grade school students in ohio. schwarzenegger has an impressive resume, the former bodybuilder and former california governor is also pretty good at chess. but he only played a few moves before forfeiting the game. i think he was overmatched. join jason applebaum and bip roberts as they break down the warriors latest win. and discussed the san francisco giants hunter pence hunter pence. >> brian: will have clouds in the morning but will have a similar morning tomorrow. if you wonder why so dark outside it's because we change the clock. we'll see the sun shine for much of the afternoon except for the coast and temperatures will be warm mid to upper 70's. as well as a person sees. this form system will be here wednesday. >> vicki: that's it for the kron 4 news at 8. stay connected with kron 4 and get latest news developments at kron4.com or download one of our mobile apps.

and emma watson will play belle. emma thompson has also joined the cast as mrs.ots. >>> chuck is with us in the weather center. a reprieve out here before cold weather returns. temperatures will be at or below average for six out of the next seven days. might even be eight or naigt nine out of the next ten. be ready for a return to the cold. >> i'm not ready. that's news 4 midday. thank you for being with us. we'll be back here tomorrow at 11:00 a.m. with news 4 skippy!! yippee!! fun fun fun! shiny! you never listen! what? is someone talking? ♪ skippy!! ♪ ♪ yippee!! ♪ i'm bored. hashtag bored. skippy!! yippee!! look a ride! (vo) made with the funnest peanuts ever! skippy. yippee!! >> kate: you son of a bitch. you set me up. he set me up! >> stefano: how did i force you to make this blunder? >> kate: you used victor to play me. >> stefano: [chuckles] victor kiriakis? >> you were in contact with... taking cues from a sworn enemy of this company? >> gordon: is th true? >> stefano: tell us, katerina... were you conspiring with victor? [chuckles] >> cole: so, for toni

emma chang is one of the best chess players in the nation. of the match in columbus. i'm pretty sure schwarzenegger told emma he had to bee bop. >> we'll be back tonight. thanks for making us a part of your morning. >>> more local news tonight at 5:00, 6:00, and 11:00 and all day at nbcbayarea.com. have a great day! >>> this sunday, hillary's e-mail trail. why did the secretary of state go around the government and set up a private e-mail system? and could the controversy damage her presidential ambitions? >>> plus, politics. >> i've been to iowa where my dad lost and i've been there when he won. i like the winning part better to be honest with you. >> jeb bush makes his case to republicans in iowa. our new poll explains why he has big problems with conservatives. >>> also, 50 years after bloody sunday. >> what they did here will reverberate through the ages. >> "meet the press" goes to selma to see what has changed and what hasn't in half a century. >>> and bullying at school and in politics.

requirements for our revenue bonds making sure that all the disclosures are available on a system called emma which are required to have and disclose and reported timely. >> thank you. >> is there any public comment? >> there is no public. >> that's why i forgot to ask. seeing none, public comment is close. >> commissioner? >> i had a question. so, the criteria is 100 points, i guess you add up 100 points from each evaluator because i was wondering how we got to the total? >> the total points. >> maybe you want to make that clear it's additive of each evaluator. i thought there was a typo in the beginning. the other question i had and i guess this is a general comment. sometimes we come up with these rfp's that we award and we do end up selecting someone that we've already used. we may qualitatively describe that previous relationship with the professional firm, but we didn't necessarily talk about the utilization factor that we did use and i guess commissioner murphy asked the question whether we would use up the full contractor not. what i would like to see used in the conservation core con

then rumors started after that yesterday on line emma watson, big time actress, chose the university, but unfortunately the rumor was nothing more than that. we called penn and they said not true. and emma shot to fame as. >> -- oh, i read the books her mine. >> it is herminey. >> reading, though, i read the books, i only watch only some of the movies. i'm book kind of girl. >> do you have come to my house, aling. >> all right, we'll have harry i potter party. >> i have not seen one frame and i'm proud of it. >> it is good. my mom red it, too. >> i like reality. i don't need that fantasy stuff. me reality is a fantasy. >> oh, wow. so rihanna gearing to up drop new new i can. >> she likes to be called re-anna. >> excuse me. but just depends on where you are from and how you say it. >> i like to please her actually. >> so, going to drop it today. instagram a picture yesterday afternoon, the release of this new song, so we'll have to see what it is. >> let's listen to a little bit of it. >> this is an old song, mike. we'll give her a standing ovation once we hear the song. >> you know t

we knew about emma watson as beauty and "downton abbey"'s" star as the beast but add another emma tothe voice of olaf will be lafou. great casting. "beauty and the beast" roaring into theaters march 17th, 2017. >> i can't wait. >> i know. >> my favorite. >> take a breath ginger. >> real-life american horror story for fans of the show. some bad news. even squarier than those story line jessica lange leaving the show. lang lange broke the news at a tv conference saying she absolutely loved the madness but after four seasons she is ready to move on. luckily the blow was softened by the announcement of jackson from broadway and matt bomer. they will check in along with lady gaga. >> that's a scary show. >> highly disturbing. >> i can't sleep at night. >> fans just adore it and we will miss jessica. >>> finally take a look at the folks at schenley wood retirement village in the uk who are putting their retirement to good use acting out their big screen fantasies for a calendar called the golan age of cinema. that's dirty dancing because no one puts grammy in the corner. also "har i potter

emma thompson is gearing up for a new kid friendly role. a great actress. >> she will join the cast of the live action version of the beauty and the beast. so thompson will portray mrs. pots, the the teapot in the film of course, according to disney, it will feature 1991 movie's original songs which you all love and will be released in march 2017. cast is still unfolding but emma watson has within tapped to play bell, from harry potter. >> i can guarantee you i will never see it. >>> a special screening of the breakfast club was held at the south by southwest film festival in honor of the film's 30th anniversary. my gosh, 30 years. molly ring world allie shedy the basket case, greeted fans and reminisced about the the 1985 film. the film starred the brother of charlie sheen and the athlete anthony michael hall as the brain. judd nelson also in there as the criminal. the breakfast club will be back in select theaters two days only march 26th and march 31st, was rob lowe in that sue, breakfast club. >> he was in the brat pack. >> she looks go

let me bring in emma on this. fact check this. on sunday governor pence said to george step nop lus, you follow the mantra of the last week online trying to make this an issue about something else. he did not answer the question the way he did today, which is no one should be discriminated against anywhere including in the hoosier state. >> right. but saying something over and over again isn't the same as making it true. we have heard him say over and over again that this bill is not a license to discriminate. he says the law has been grossly mischaracterized. governor pence and a lot of republican lawmakers in the state are responsible for a fair amount of that mischaracterization themselves when they say it is mirrored after a federal religious freedom restoration act, that's not entirely true. this is far broader than the federal version. in two ways can be used as defense, regardless whether a government entity is party to the proceeding and also defines person very broadly as a business that can have religious objections to g

red fu and emma. >> lmfao's red fu was the first one out this season. gymnasts nastia liukin took the top spot, she and partner derek hough scored 34 out of 40, bachelor chris doels was criticized for being too stiff he and partner whitney carson scored 21 out of 40. not a very good score but what a moment war vet, noah galloway got a big surprised his girlfriend came home early to watch the performance and snuck up on him in the sky boxes he is doing great as well. >> and patti labelle is doing great too. >> isn't she. we are are cheering for her. >>> it's fresh off the boat at 8:00 and at 8:30, repeat after me and marvel "agents of s.h.i.e.l.d." at 9:00. >>> if you are looking for distraction today at noon, look at this on 6abc.com. a 4-year-old wanted to wear her princess dress but she was too embarrassed but her uncle put on a dress as well. read that story and more at 6abc.com/distraction. >> that is really cute. one final look at the accuweather forecast. >> still looking at clouds out there now, but hoping to get sunshine in before the end of the

my wife, my daughter, emma and reason. ece. i think that was the day the unveiled my picture.was great. a lot of people wonder how that woman ever agreed to marry me. john: what is the one sentence answer to that? >> i'm fun. john: you like being a governor versus a legislator? >> it is not that different. being a governor is fantastic. john: when we come back, we will do a little bit of "with all due respect."" name that 10 right after this. -- name that tune. ♪ john: welcome back. we here with john kasich governor of ohio. >> big music fan. i understand the rolling stones may be coming to ohio state. john: we will describe a song for you, and you have to name the song. don't worry. you are going to do well. here is the first song. a single that aren't platinum certification the music video for around a child having nightmares. play the song. ♪ mark: name that tune. >> don't know it. mark: metallica song. john: you previously claimed to be -- >> i don't know that i'm going to -- it is going to get easier. the craziest show. john: this do not take the billboard hot 100 chart s

now i also turned to emma leconte.ee? the yankee rations are only drawn by people in actual need or that have no self-respect. her notes mirrored those of other columbians who feared for the broader changes that this growing dependency might bring about in their city and larger southern society. the reason this seemed to threaten the actual basis of society is that antebellum society was organized around the unit of the household, and a household was defined as the male household head and all of his dependents. that would be his slaves, his children, his sisters, his wife, and a southern man was not fully independent or a full citizen until he had dependents who depended on him. this independent -- this private dependence gave him private authority in his household, and that translated directly into public power. the civil war and emancipation disrupted southern households in the way i was talking about, especially in columbia, because it forced people out of their private homes and into these new public spaces. what t

police have three suspects in custody and continue to press them for answers about emma. >>> a tractor and gets robbed. the suspects are now on the run were four million-dollar worth of precious metals. fox's amanda lamb has the story. >> reporter: mile marker 114 on i-95 is in the rural community of rock ridge. >> pretty quiet area. >> real quiet. nobody bother nobody. >> reporter: sunday night that changed. a tractor trailer carrying silver and gold for trans value incorporated, a miami company that transports valuables for banks pulled overdue to mechanical problems. the two security guards inside said they were approached by three armed men in a what it van. >> investigators say the robbers made the two men get out of their truck on the side of i-95 at gunpoint forced them in the wood where they tied them up. they got away with more than four million-dollar in gold. >> what did you see. >> i seen a vehiclal long side the road with no lights on. >> reporter: barbara lamb saw the truck. >> it is scary, i'm shaking. it is scary. scary knowing i could have ran into it or something. i w

. >> hi, i'm emma i live on the one side of them on sanchez street i have no opposition to the model if for the comfortable of a child i don't see what the problem should be that's opinion thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi, good evening. i'm arian a neighbor of the james and anastasia and my husband and i moved in james and anastasia are a real asset to keep them in the neighborhood i am saddened to see they've had such a long process before the board in the good process prevents 5 story apartment buildings and terrible things blocking air and light we as neighbors value are value when we purchased the particular homes we did i'm sure there's 0 competing variations but james and or stash are very good and at a point at the can't afford to make any more commissioners at that point you have to weigh did kerthdz what's better to keep this very wonderful part of the community here in our neighborhood contributing or should we force them out it seem like this is the decision you all are unfortunately called to make in this situation i hope you make the rig

. >> is prince harry dating emma watson? no. >> who would she marry hypothetically? >> hairy. >> i feel a go is meant to be because she was in harry potter. >> i was in nursing school and my counselor said do you want to work in a hospital for the rest of your life? a commercial came on the radio said if you want to be an internet to stop on by. >> every time i talk to people about new york people i say new yorkers are so rough. i have eyes had great experiences. >> this is confusing. >> i spoke to big al and he -- >> favorite moment on the show was with jc and elena cheerios commercial. >> cheerios has not commented on their web site because they are getting all kinds of hate. >> if they are upset about this commercial how are they this commercial power they can to feel about the one you guys are working on? >> what is the cheerios then you are doing? >> they are part of -- pack of smart alex talking about what's going on with social media and technology. >> it sounds familiar doesn't it? >> i came to see her in new york city. >> always heals people. >> if you drive

served in world war two and 30 bombing missions and he was a father of five daughters with his wife, emma never stopped being an eagle meeting new players and going to training camp. his legend lives on in the stadium where he made his name as the toughest tackler to run the field. >> the name chuck bednarik lives forever. >> reporter: bednarik was inducted to not only the college football hall of fame but pro football hall of fame as well. he was known for speaking his mind and keeping lasting friendships. one of the people that worked here at franklin field for a long time said he received christmas cards up until two years ago. reporting outside franklin field, annie mccormack for channel six "action news". >>> montgomery county detective are investigating a overnight homicide in pottstown. an unidentified man was found on the sidewalk near washington and beach street, just after midnight. he suffered at least one gunshot wound. so far no word on the identity of the victim or any word on any suspects. >>> and delaware state police are looking for two sex offenders that they called, mod

. >> it starts out with richard and emma stone. richard is the civil war veteran. he is married to emma who one of her daughters is named lily. >> kim has learn that the family's daughter lily later married a man named harry barlow and they lived in philadelphia. how items ended up in colorado, well that is still in the clear. >>> well, prosecutors and protesters rather and comedy fans clashed at an event last night featuring bill cosby and two new accusers come forward. we have the latest coming up next. >>> it is racist chant that brought down a university of oklahoma fraternity. still ahead findings are in, where investigators say they learn that chant. >>> and passed out behind the wheel a driver unconscious right in the middle of the busy freeway coming up next see how a brave officer brought her to safety, we will be right caring for you and your eyes... ... just got a little easier. pearle vision accepts flex accounts and most vision plans, including eye med. this is genuine eye care, right in your neighborhood. this is pearle vision. >>> two more women in h

my name is is a emma i'm with the sciu 1021 thank you for having this hearing i want to say it, it's true that nonprofit workers can't survive on the 1.25 the reality the $3. million will come in like that with the city worker raises that the city workers represented by 26 unit including sciu 1021 and 4 thousand workers the reality is that, of course city workers make you know much more of a living go wage and have great benefits and our nonprofit workers should have it, too it's a total inequality another point i want to bring up again private contractors with the city have those awkward increases from the contract and payroll some have a calculation ♪ there to have a for profit in the contract so this is a complete enequality between the nonprofits and the for profits contractors and the reality is the work percentage your members do they serve the hotels and help people find houshdz they're open the front lines of the constitutional rights and our workers what we see our workers really struggling and having to have longer than and longer than consultant time and not being able to

. >> hello am my name is emma and i'm a youth commissioner and i live 10 minutes walk from here and everyday i take the k or m at 645 and get to school around 730. what i have noticed that the buses are crowded both in the beginning and at the end of the school times, but especially after school because that's when extra curriculars end and there is sort of a heard herd of people awk on the bus stop and i want to comment on the first week of school where the teachers give students books to bring home. >> >> and what i noticed that people will be holding their books and will have backpacks and it's hard to grab on to the handle bars and also i have noticed that people who are vertically challenged like me have trouble holding on to the bars sometimes and yeah thank you. >> thank you for that feedback . >> good afternoon. my name is [inaudible]. i'm a chinatown resident and at galileo high school. i think 30 is the bus that mta to extend service in the morning because i always take the 30 to galileo high school and every morning when the 30 gets to chinatown the first stop is always crowded wi

. >> emma thompson will be filling some very big shoes. starring as mrs.la lansbury. >> that was the original animated film. the film will star emma watson as belle, kevin kline as her father, and dan stevens as the beast. the movie is set for release on st. patrick's day 2017. it's going to be in 3d. >>> and speaking of classic films, there was quite a reunion of sorts by the south by southwest festival. >> molly ringwald and ally sheedy, together to celebrate the generation x coming of age classic "the breakfast club.” >> do you know how popular i am? i'm so popular. everybody loves me so much at this school. >> poor baby. ♪ [ laughing ] >> okay. it's hard to believe. ringwald, 47 years old. and sheedy -- there's no way she's 52. they look great. >> 30 years? it's been 30 years? >> it's been 30 years. >> they were that young when that movie was made? >> it was a great movie. >> would you believe i've never seen "the breakfast club”? >> i think you should see it this weekend. have you seen "breakfast at tiffany's"? >> haven't seen that, either. >> i'm goi

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and emma lardlin joins us right now. he envoiked president clinton and the fact he signed the act in 1993 and talked about it several times. take a listen. >> when president clinton signed this bill in 1993 the american civil liberties union said then that the religious freedom restoration act was the most important legislation considered by congress since the first amendment. >> one thing that's being done here is a little bit of intellectual dishonesty when it comes to how it's being described of what president clinton did back in 1993. explain what the real differences are between the two laws and time? >> the 1993 law did pass with broad bipartisan support. that coalition has since fallen apart. a number of the original backers of the federal have withdrawn their support for the measure because it's been interpreted to mean something completely different. it was designed as a measure that would protect religious minorities from unnecessary government interference. instead it's being used as a sword rather than a shie