>> jack: esther. >> esther: oh, hi, jack. oh. what's in the bag? >> jack: it's a surprise. >> esther: jill is supposed to avoid stress. >> jack: it will only help her heart, not hurt it. >> esther: hey, please don't mention the "c" word. >> jack: "cactus," "canoe"... >> esther: "colin." >> jill: esther, i can hear every word you're saying. send jack in. >> jack: well, look at you, relaxing in here like cleopatra. >> jill: oh, no, no, no, no. i am the queen of heart attacks. get it? >> jack: seriously... how you doing? >> jill: oh, my god. why does everybody treat me like i'm at death's doors and you want to get a jump on my funeral? >> jack: not me. i swear, you're gonna outlive all of us. only the good die young. >> jill: ah, thank you. >> jack: a little something to keep you on your toes. >> jill: ah, well, i'm glad it's not flowers, 'cause, as you can

. >> jack: esther. >> esther: oh, hi, jack. oh. what's in the bag?> jack: it's a surprise. >> esther: jill is supposed to avoid stress. >> jack: it will only help her heart, not hurt it. >> esther: hey, please don't mention the "c" word. >> jack: "cactus," "canoe"... >> esther: "colin." >> jill: esther, i can hear every word you're saying. send jack in. >> jack: well, look at you, relaxing in here like cleopatra. >> jill: oh, no, no, no, no. i am the queen of heart attacks. get it? >> jack: seriously... how you doing? >> jill: oh, my god. why does everybody treat me like i'm at death's doors and you want to get a jump on my funeral? >> jack: not me. i swear, you're gonna outlive all of us. only the good die young. >> jill: ah, thank you. >> jack: a little something to keep you on your toes. >> jill: ah, well, i'm glad it's not flowers, 'cause, as you can

>> esther: like what?jill: like i'm in a box and you're at a funeral. >> billy: just here to annoy you, mom. >> jill: go away, you two. go away. i don't need a pair of vultures hovering over me. >> billy: we're on escape duty, making sure you don't bolt. >> esther: we had to practically drag you to the e.r. last night. you looked terrible. >> jill: oh, thank you, esther. but as you can plainly see, i'm perfectly all right. >> billy: you don't remember? >> jill: i don't know. they must have given me drugs or something. [ scoffs ] i have acid reflex. give me some medicine so i can get out of here. you, esther, please give me the call button. i can call the nurse and ask her when i can leave. >> billy: why don't we wait and talk to the doctor first? >> jill: why would we do that, billy? [ cellphone rings ] ow! [ sighs ] hmm. it's colin. >> esther: that louse has been calling here all night. >> billy: at least he stayed away, like we told him to. >> jill: if i see his face, if i hear his voice, he's gonna be i

. ♪ ♪ ♪ esther: mi nombre es esther hernÁndez, tengo 52 aÑos y soy mexicana. "yes you can!" alan:quÉ comÍas? esther: de todo, comida chatarra y dije:"no mÁs, quiero ser una nueva mujer con menos sobrepeso" gracias a "yes you can!" mi vida cambiÓ. alan: mira nada mÁs la modelo que eres. dejaste a la ex pareja que te molestaba, gracias a dios. dejaste atrÁs los malos hÁbitos de comer. comenzaste a ser saludable y hacer ejercicio. de dÓnde sacas la motivación? esther: de la nueva esther que soy ahora, con ganas de vivir, serÁ alegre, --ser alegre,me encanta el baile. alan:miren la vvitalidad y las ganas de seguir superÁndose y de vivir. por ahÍ me contaron, ven. [rÍe] por ahÍ me contaron que amas el baile. esther: es mi pasiÓn, me encanta. alan:quÉ te gusta bailar? esther: de todo, lo que me pongan. alan: quieres tambiÉn ser profesora? tener tu propia academia? esther: algÚn dÍa sí, claro. alan: por lo pronto comenzamos con tu nueva academia de baile aquÍ en "despierta amÉrica". te gustarÍa? con "yes you can!"? esther: me gustarÍa. alan: vamos a bajar las luces,

turned out esther was actually a commercial pig. >> reporter: and she is one smart piggy.e freezer. >> that's from her. using her snoot to get in there. >> reporter: works the front door and eats whatever her dads are eating. >> oh, she wasn't paying attention. >> i know, i know. >> reporter: her parents acknowledge their very large house guest comes with a unique set of challenges. >> pig's natural instinct is to root up their bed to make them fluffy. we go through a mattress every two months. >> reporter: because everyone loves an underdog, or pig, esther is a social media celebrity with more than 300,000 instagram followers and more than 1 million likes on facebook. her popularity grew like her waistline, which her dad styled in a mu mu or a tutu with the caption, i tried ballet once, it wasn't really my thing. you won't see wild thing in a tutu any time soon. but if you're driving down a country road in texas you might spot this very unique all-american family in action. >> he is my baby. and i know he's a giant, but to me he's still a baby. >> reporter: for "nightline

this is my new best friend, esther.ook like any normal, playful puppy but esther's being raised to become a canine companions for independence assistance dog for a person with a disability. to get there, she needs lots of loving care and attention, plenty of exercise and good eating habits so that she can live a long and healthy life for her future family. and she needs to spend tons of time socializing, learning basic commands like "sit" and "stay" and taken to fun places with lots of distractions so that she can learn to cope in every situation. all of this will prepare esther for more professional training to become a real assistance dog, and a life helping a person with a disability to live more independently. are you ready to open your heart and home for 18 months to a puppy like esther? to find out more about becoming a canine companion for independence puppy raiser or about other volunteer opportunities, visit cci.org or call 1-800-572-bark. raise a puppy change a life. you can make a world of difference in the l

vilma: esther, es indocumentada, vive en estados unidos desde hace 11 aÑos y sus hijas nacieron en eseres saber que sus hijos pueden quedar a la deriva, abandonados, de un momento a otro, por cuestiones de las redadas de inmigraciÓn, y eso los tiene aterrorizados. vilma: esther sale con mucho miedo todos los dÍas. >> me da temor que me vaya a agarrar. >> si algo sucede, las niÑas se irÍan a vivir conmigo a mi casa, mientras la familia decide lo que va a hacer. vilma: nora sandigo, nos contÓ que los 28 aÑos que lleva trabajando con la comunidad, su fundaciÓn ha recibido ha custodia temporal de 1200 niÑos, sin contar las de hoy, decenas de ellos han vivido en su casa. jrge:muchas familias que estÁn preparando. muchas gracias,nosotros estamos con ustedes. no estÁn solos. muchas gracias, nos vemos maÑana. locutor: ahora estÁ bien informado, noticiero univisiÓn, su voz, su decisiÓn. padre: en verdad es justo y necesario darte gracias, señor. yola: [voz en off] uno de los más grandes sueños de cualquier ser humano es encontrar a tu media naranja, tu complemento, tu otra mitad. padre: bendeci

>> esther: like what?and you're at a funeral. >> billy: just here to annoy you, mom. >> jill: go away, you two. go away. i don't need a pair of vultures hovering over me. >> billy: we're on escape duty, making sure you don't bolt. >> esther: we had to practically drag you to the e.r. last night. you looked terrible.

>> esther: like what?: like i'm in a box and you're at a funeral. >> billy: just here to annoy you, mom. >> jill: go away, you two. go away. i don't need a pair of vultures hovering over me. >> billy: we're on escape duty, making sure you don't bolt. >> esther: we had to practically drag you to the e.r. last night. you looked terrible.

i always hate this condescension which i always receive from esther. people in my generation need simple things, housing, the ability to have an raise a family. and they need to be able to get on in life and know their future will be better. if that doesn't happen for our generation it will mean the entire country eventually will go bust. better in which way? a bigger television? this is really serious. it is an existential threat to the country. it is very simple. it is the ability to own a home or be able to read in a place where you can raise a family. anyone under 35 knows what i'm talking about. it is definitely harder for this generation? there's no sense of perspective in this. i don't want to sound like an ultra old guy. if you record start in 1881, that is yesterday basically in human existence. for most of human life your parents or grandparents, they had the same standard of living. this is a relatively recent thing. there is no god—given right to have a higher or same standard of living for the fifth generation as for the previous one. —— f

to defend those people of iraq, a proud ancient religious community, you stood as a modern queen esther. your courage in doing so, we honor you today and pledged we will stand with you and for your people in the coming days and sors, and may we also act you can see your dream, all of our dreams, the safety and well-being of the people for realized. -- fully realized. congratulations, my friend. [applause] tomicah: thank you ambassador. we also want to recognize another distinguished guest, the past recipient of the prize. [applause] our next speaker will be the democratic leader of the u.s. house of representatives, nancy pelosi. [applause] rep. pelosi: good morning. what a glorious morning it is, when we can all come together in memory of great champion of human rights, to be with his family that has carried on a andt tradition of respect dignity of work for every person, wherever they are in the world. the rabbi made the case so clearly for our distinguished awardee today. i want to talk about tom lantos, because our colleagues that are here in a bipartisan way, know the sacrifices he

day defending yazidis of iraq, the proud ancient religious community, you stood as a modern queen esther. for your courage in doing so we honor you today and we pledge that we will stand with you and for you and for your people in the coming days and years. may we also act and soon see your dreams, indeed, all of our dreams, the safety and well-being of the yazidi people fully realized. congratulations, my friend. [applause] >> thank you. we would also like to recognize another very distinguished guest who has joined us, the past recipient of the lantos prize. [applause] >> our next speaker will be the democratic leader of the net states house of representatives, nancy pelosi. [applause] >> good morning, everyone. what a glorious morning it is when we all can come together in memory of great champion for human rights tom lantos, to be with his family, which is carried on a great tradition of respect for the dignity and worth of every person whatever those persons are in the world. rabbi saperstein has made the case so clearly for our distinguished awardee today. i want to talk for a mome

this is my new best friend, esther.he might look like any normal, playful puppy but esther's being raised to become a canine companions for independence assistance dog for a person with a disability. to get there, she needs lots of loving care and attention, plenty of exercise and good eating habits so that she can live a long and healthy life for her future family. visit cci.org or call 1-800-572-bark. raise a puppy change a life. you can make a world of difference in the life of a person with a disability. >> lou: the president's extreme vetting, despite the americans thinking. 56 percent of the order describe it as a restriction of people entering the united states from known terrorist hot spots. only 37 percent can can support a muslim ban as a more accurate label. in our on line poll. should the fbi and cia prosecute all leaks from the trump administration and bureaucracy. 91 percent of you, excuse me, say yes. i am choking up at the view there. and joining me washington times opinion editor charlie hurred. good to

who's defence editor at the london evening standard, and the former conservative employment minister, estherey. tomorrow's front pages, starting with — the daily telegraph leads on analysis by the health service journal of plans to close a and e units in england in a bid to save money. it reports that up to one in six casualty departments face closure. health is also the focus of the times‘ lead story — looking at health tourism. it reports that hospitals will be legally obliged to charge foreign patients — before they're allowed access to nhs health care. the express also leads with the crackdown on health tourism writing that the responsibility will lie with hospitals to charge foreign nationals wanting medical treatment. rent revolution — that's the headline on the front of the metro, referring to a shift in tone by the conservatives‘ from their ‘right to buy‘ policy, towards affordable homes to rent. the ft has a picture of the french far right leader marine le pen — as she launched her presidential bid today. but the newspaper leads with comments from some leaders from britain's biggest

fÉlix: un tribunal mexicano le concediÓ impar o a esther gordillo, quien cumple condena por corrupciÓnpor delitos fiscales cometidos en 2007 y 2008 mientras su esposa y hermana del actual rey de espaÑa fue absuelta. deberÁ pagar una multa por haberse beneficiado por los delitos cometidos por su esposo. al regresar de la pausa, la octava ediciÓn de festival de tatuajes en venezuela. enrique: y para la despedida nos vamos a caracas, venezuela. donde tiene lugar la exposiciÓn anual de tatuajes. en el evento participÓ el hombre con mÁs piercing es del mundo y el mejor tatuador del planeta. con esta locutor: televisa presenta... Ñoño: a ver si te la sabes,

joining me is robert fox and former conservative employment minister esther mcveigh.nt pages, starting with the daily telegraph, leading analysis of plans to close a&e units in england in an effort to save money. it reports that up to one in six casualties departments face closure. rent revolution, the headline on the front of the metro, referring to a shift in tone by the conservatives from their right to buy policy towards affordable homes to rent. the independent has a photo of the french far right leader marine le pen as she launched her presidential campaign in france today and attacked a radical islam. blackmailing beckham, the daily mirror reports on a plot over hacked e—mails from david beckham. health tourism is the focus of the times. it reports hospitals will be legally obliged to charge foreign patients before they are allowed access to nhs health care. the garden looks at the controversial travel ban imposed by donald trump but rejected by a us appeals court. it looks like those defending the us president and his effo rts defending the us president and hi

. >> psycho therapist esther caplin say she has seen an increase in stress over political differencesloved ones. she believes heated debate has brought feelings to their surface that they were previously unaware of. >> ca caplin says it's importano find interests outside of politics. take time away from the television instead of engaging in a political discussion, talk about interests you have in common. finally, listen to one another and respect opinions different than your own. >> the difference at hand between my brother and i is the right to have different opinions. >> after we interviewed tom and robert, they agreed that the political differences were notworth their friendship. i'm erin o'hearn, "action news." >> some people might laugh, but it's serious. >> i have been careful not using the word "snowflake" in case it's misinterpreted. that was a joke, don't post my facebook page. tracker 6 -- i got the elbow, though. showing no rain, no sno snowflas tonight. temperatures mild, our normal high this time of year, a 30 year average is 46. we are holding at 47-degrees at 11:00 at n

also coming up, i'll be reviewing the morning papers with robert fox and esther mcvey.ts on the french far right leader, marine le pen launching her bid to become president what you doing in bed with that woman? i'm his wife. and in the film review — mark kermode and ben brown look at this week's top releases including loving — the true story of one couple's fight to change interracial marriage laws

this is my new best friend, esther.he might look like any normal, playful puppy but esther's being raised to become a canine companions for independence assistance dog for a person with a disability. to get there, she needs lots of loving care and attention, plenty of exercise and good eating habits so that she can live a long and healthy life for her future family. visit cci.org or call 1-800-572-bark. raise a puppy change a life. you can make a world of difference in the life of a person with a disability. afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. kennedy: is worried keep my sharpie during the break. hi all right campers rise and shine. it's going to be cold out there but it's always warm in here because his ihe tropic storm. topic number one. how do you know you have a good motorcycle? once built so well you are a functionally

. >> my name is is esther marx and i've never met dorothy were friends before this evening but i am veryppreciative of the struggle she has continued to try and protect her neighborhood and the african-american community in san francisco. and i am here to speak in opposition to the fourth floor on 471 hickory st. the fourth floor space is to be used as office space. i feel that there is another location in that house that could be used for office space. you don't need that fourth floor space. i live in the upper market street area but i am familiar with the neighborhood because i worked on two of the three campaigns to remove the central freeway. i disagree with the staff conclusion that the vertical addition is quote compatible with block space midblock open space and general character of the neighborhood and quote. part of the charm of hayes valley are the residential alleyways. i have friends who live nearby hickory street on linden street and lily street. these are alleys that reflect the past generation and represents one of the treasures walking in san francisco. i want the-i went

need to provide more options for our young people to give them as many reasons as possible to see esther staying in wyoming. as we look at the pipe elation we know in any given time we lose between 60% of the age group of 18 - 25. our future will never be as bright as it can be if we don't do what we can to keep young people home. home, in wyoming. [applause] the energy bust in the revenue fallout reminds us why the indo initiative is imperative. i want to thank the president and speaker for their leadership on moving and down forward. in december, we got great news. the national park service completed the purchase of 640-acre of land located within the grand teton national park for $46 million. 23 million came from the federal government and 23 million came from over 5000 prite donations to the foundation. i think the donors who made this happen. the legislature for the support and we remember the u.s. senator, craig thomas who got the ball rolling on this. [applause] not only is this good news for the park, it's good news for education funding. at a time when we need good news. the mon

. >> hace cuenta que me sentÍa mÁs frustrado por esther al lado de una mujer que no sentÍa nada.gual. >> violencia hereditaria, desde chico lo vivÍ en el hogar, la calle. y es lo que estaba transmitiendo a mis hijos, a mi esposa. reportero: le tocÓ ese testimonio en medio de muchas emociones, se repitiÓ la pelÍcula de su niÑez. >> fueron golpes que considero que una niÑa no se le deben de hacer. reportera: no buscÓ ayuda, hasta que notÓ en sus hijos las consecuencias. >> la niÑa comenzÓ a repetir mis patrones, hacer como yo, querer gritar, querer mandar, c querer tener la razÓn y hacer lo que quiera. y cuando todo el mundo se empezÓ a alejar de ella porque era violenta. si yo querÍa que cambiara, tenÍa que cambiar y yo. reportera: griselda se mirÓ en el mismo espejo. >> mi agresiÓn a mis hijos es porque no estaban haciendo las cosas que yo querÍa y si algo salÍa mal, hasta golpes, insultos. reportera: un hecho la llevÓ a cambiar. >> en mÁs grande empezÓ a yo no quiero ir a la escuela y lo llevaba arrastrando. y me quieres del akc no quiere estar con ustedes. yo me sentÍa... pero

who's defence editor at the london evening standard, and the former conservative employment minister, esther the number of people waiting more than the nhs target of 18 weeks for hospital treatment in england has more than doubled over four years. passengers from country subjected to america's travel bans are seizing the chance to fly to the us after judges refused to reverse a suspension of the controversial order. the conservatives have signalled a shift away from the encouraging home ownership for all, one of the party's guiding principles since margaret thatcher's time in office. let's stay with that story. the conservative party may no longer be encouraging home ownership for all. a guiding principle for more than 30 years, the housing minister, gavin barwell, now says buying a home is no longer affordable for some, there should be a new emphasis on renting. labour argues more council houses are needed, to deal with what it says is a ‘housing crisis'. here's our political correspondent iain watson. mrs thatcher defended the council sales policy. mrs thatcher expected that would be her l

the medical association tells us, esther speaker, the british medical association, thousand beds have been cut in the last six years, the equivalent of 24 hospitals and as a result we have longer waiting times today, record delay charges and more people on waiting lists. the prime minister claims the nhs is getting the money it needs, so why is it that one in 6 units in england are set for closure or downgraded? >> what has happened since 2010, we see 1500 more emergency care doctors including 600 more consultants, 2400 more paramedics, more accidents and emergency every single week under this government. what the nhs needs, what the nhs needs is more doctors. we are giving it more doctors. what it needs is more funding. giving it more funding. what does it not mean? a bankrupt economy which is what labor was given. >> i ask the prime minister why one in 6 units are set for closure or downgrading, she's the dancer. one of the problems and she well knows this is 4.6 billion cuts of social care which has a knock on effect and her friends, the tory chair of the local government associati

also coming up, i'll be reviewing the morning papers with robert fox and esther mcvey.ncluding the independent which reports on the french far right leader, marine le pen launching her bid to become president what you doing in bed with that woman? i'm his wife. and in the film review — mark kermode and ben brown look at this week's top releases including loving — the true story of one couple's fight to change interracial marriage laws in 1960s virginia. good evening and welcome to bbc news. president trump has become embroiled in a bitter battle with the american legal system, after a federal appeals court refused to reinstate his travel ban, on people from seven mainly muslim countries, entering the united states. it was a judge in seattle who had originally put a temporary stop to the policy, and tonight the president tweeted saying ”just cannot believe a judge would put our country is such peril. if something happens, blame him." our north america correspondent nick bryant has more. the rush to reach america. arrivals from mainly—muslim countries making it through im

i was at the swanky party in stockholm and esther discussing what i was doing there and the entire partythered around me and started yelling me all those things, i'm a xenophobe, i am a racist, i am anti-islamic, even the statistics were clear about the perpetrators. it doesn't make a difference. very socially unacceptable to make these kind of claims. spitted the most important thing is to feel virtuous, i guess. one last question, i can't resist. what is the long game. how is this going to look ten to 15 years from now? does it seem like assimilation is taking place? >> not at all. we don't have to look at them long game. france and belgium, they've been doing it for longer. you can see the terrorism that is happening there, sweden is a relatively new policy phenomenon for them, by the way commit sweden had its first terrorist islamic attack not that long ag. now getting a taste of what we have been seeing across europe already. >> tucker: said. thanks a lot for joining us. ami horowitz. >> ed: thanks, tucker. about a month into the jump administration, and the g.o.p. is still getting

in the nsa the compliance is not only the nsa, but the inspector general, department of defense is esthereneral,- inspector and a committee that reports directly to the president. it is not perfect, but the same who is not even working for the nsa, but for a private company, says he will declassify all of i don't care, and i will take it with me to hong kong, which is part of china? and i will go to russia. is no more than a character in crime and punishment. >> what in his background did you find interesting? snowden -- let me go back to step. missed it is lee harvey oswald, i found friends of his , friends of his from the marine corps, from workplaces, about 87 people who spoke to me and became part of my book. with snowden, it was the exact opposite. yes, he dropped out of high school in his first year. i cannot find any people who could say anything about him. i couldn't find anyone in the military because new privacy laws made it very impossible. >> he was in the military? dr. epstein: for about four months yeah. >> why did he leave? dr. epstein: he says he left because he injured hi

rousseff, ongoing tensions in russia, and even in south africa, a lot of noise about the finance and estherhe foot -- the people are getting accustomed about political risks in the em space, and as long as this risk does not have major fundamental impact on the economies and is not really affect growth but the default rates and corporate banks, i think investors are willing to remain efficient in markets, taking advantage of the higher yields, as long as there is not deterioration. we have not seen the case from all of this events. a lot of the emerging markets in this challenge countries like turkey, china and brazil -- russia and brazil have recovered quickly. it is interesting what we are seeing politically, which has historically been the case for emerging markets becoming an issue for the developed markets. with the uncertainty with the u.s. administration as well as in europe with a long election cycle, and the rise of populist movements. shery: you see it so many times, you become immune to it. thank you so much risk -- for us. we will have another person joining us to talk about inf

will show it, showcasing their vocal talent singing twinkle little star. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> stella and estherher two other children david and hers i. pretty cool: david is playing piano. >> she's getting criticism for posting videos and showing off two girls, the whole adoption ross zest that she's giving two young children a you this start. >> that is true. >> 8:49. if at first you don't succeed you keep trying. >> texas couple's pregnancy announcement has gone veial and with good reason. >> we will show you picture, the full picture. it says you are looking at 452 needles. that is what it took for lauren and garrett walker to conceive their twins via iv f. they struggled going through two rounds with three failed transfers before finally getting pregnant with twins. babies, boy and girl will be here on here. so many people talking about this. we hear people saying i went to iv f and fertility issues but to see all you have to go through. >> better perspective, what a couple has to go through what a woman has to go through to conceive a child. >> it is precious, it is worth the wait and wort

. >> let's bring in esther, spokesperson for senator jeff sessions. welcome to you.s goed to see you. let's get right to what the president decided to judge robart's ruling of the tweet. it is ridiculous and will be overturned. first of all, is it right for the president to call a judge a so-called judge. >> it does feel that democrats across the country suddenly have amnesia. they're upset about this, but when president trump invited the supreme court to sit in the well of the congress and then berated them in front of a democratic crowd when they were sitting with the democratic side and democrats didn't have a huge problem, and through history, plenty of presidents have disagreed with judges on the supreme court. i didn't think this was one way or the other and he disagreed with the opinion and he did so. >> here's the deal. the language that's being used. i didn't ask you what president obama did, do you think that the president of the united states is calling a judge a "so-called judge." >> i'm an attorney, when you're looking for an injunction there has to be a

bergen county prosecutor' office, which summerly dismised it, after concluding that the very same esther relied upon again by this judge was utter nonsense ". >> i think he had something to do with it. that's his thing. >> reporter: misconduct complaint was launched by an activist last fall the same judge found probable cause to move ahead but a higher court accept the case back on various legal grounds. two top former aids to the governor were convicted for their role in the scandal as for the governor -- >> i hope things turn out okay. he doesn't get put in jail. taxpayers expense. >> reporter: court date of march 10th has been set for the governor to answer the criminal summons. it is not clear if the governor has to answer it in person. iain? >> all right, dave. thank you. >>> happening now a man is in critical condition after police involved shooting in west oak lane. two police officers were patrolling north lambert street last night when a car alarm went off. that's when they noticed two guys near the car and frisked them. one had a gun and took off. the officers chased the man in

room will be crowded with people of both parties who are concerned about this and people a tweet esther chang on social media and even the executive branch, trump's own executive branch is getting into the action with the oge doing review calling the white house on the carpet if they can doing a review of the kellyanne conway or conference, we are doing a lot of that and that gives me hope or and the rest of the world is watching that and there is an advantage to the rest of the world, when i was ambassador, i would talk about, there are people in the room who came to the annual gatherings or as i look around friends were there, i would say to the central europeans, you gathered periodically, the united states is not perfect, neither are you, there is a lot of value, the institutional, the state ag stepping forward, the checks and balances coming into play. nobody knows but i believe if we exercise the remedy in your paper and congressman sarbanes, the adler resolution tuesday, if people rise up around these things, they may emerge stronger in the world leadership is stronger and it wil

and i we don't have a confirmed esther yet, but their career as cheese who are familiar with the process. this was a horrible argument. >> sean: this is important because the democrats purposeful delaying of the presidents evenr getting the attorney general in place, now you have a career in special counsel at the doj. let's talk about the next step. knowing that the most overturned appeals court in the country is the ninth circuit, the most liberal. let's assume they were to rule against the administration big which is a possibility although i was a little surprised that their questioning seemed to favor the administration more than i would have suspected. laura, my question to you is if they do not go with the administration, let's walk through the process. does it go to anthony kennedy?y? >> he is the justice in charge of the ninth circuit. jay, you can back me up on this. this is a big waste of time on the ninth circuit, they can go right to the supreme court, these are exigent circumstances involving matters of national security and the sovereignty of the united states going right t

federal authorities say that 27-year-old worrall and esther hollow reyes had a number of run-ins with law, was released by the denver county sheriff's office despite i.c.e. asking that he beheld. he is a honduran citizen in this country illegally. what happened after his release? he allegedly struck 28-year-old with his car, dragging her 50 feet and killing her. then, he fled. now, charged with multiple felonies. also, in denver county, 19-year-old, an illegal immigrant from mexico and a known gang member was released by the denver county sheriff's office despite i.c.e. asked that he be held. so, what happened? february 7th, he and another man shot 32-year-old tim cruise to death at a light rail station. both men have now been charged with murder. we wanted to ask the denver sheriff why his department failed to notify i.c.e. when he was booked for murder when it had already notified the feds about the stolen car. but he declined an interview. in a statement, the sheriff's department says, denver has never and will never condone dangerous or violent individuals being on the streets. im

jenner lahmers from our esther sister station in newne york set down way medical medicl professional. >> reporter: winter can playlay cruel jokes on us sometimes.. today it was in the 60 toss 6to night it's back to reality.ealiy i'm sure you've heard this thi before, maybe even heard thisher today, all this crazy weather, no wonder peer people arelere getting sick. how much of that is actually true? getting sick when it gets really cold. >> people do say that a lot.ay o that you get sick when there's a change in temperature but i've'v never found it with me. with me >> now that you're mentioning ii i am getting a little bit of a cold. so yes. >> reporter: all right all you central park runners and dog ang walkers you bear leg short sho sleeved outdoor enthusiasts trying to eek out fresh air frer before the snowstorm.fore t are you afraid you mighthe sno t sick?? >> nope. i think everyone stays healthy t as long as you eat well andlnd exercise.ercise >> reporter: that helps hel dr. manny alvarez says don'ts dn rule out thether >> the challenge i think between tonight and tomorrow is t

darby, esther pike near pine street that is one that is still out there couple of these are clearing.goodies news. one in willow grove, easton road at mill road has been since cleared in your neighborhood. also main street at colonial avenue that one just popped up a little bit ago. that is still out there. some of these will start to slow down, plus you can see, dramatically behind and some areas starting to slow down as well in, pottstown hanover street at wentler circle this accident is still out there or clearing, some are not. we have had construction that will slow you down. trenton new jersey, business route one between mapel avenue and lake drive the left lane is blocked in each direction. jim, back over to you. >>> do you tell your spouse or partner about every single financial account? if not you are not alone. >> new survey by web site credit card.com says around 12 million americans, have a hidden bangor credit card account. well, baby boomers are four times as likely as millennials to have one and 28 percent of those surveyed said they spend $500 or more without consultin

inning iser posted video of four year-old stella and esther singing twinkle little star and capturedon music. new addition looks adorable sitting side by side in their blue and white oneses. they were adopted from africa. >>> actress zoe saldanha welcomed her third child in the world. it is another boy. his that i am is ben. thirty-eight year-old star and her husband announced the birth on instagram. he joined twin brothers born, sell donna admitted that mothers three boys requiring a healthy dose of asians. >>> a mother was fed up with picking up her sones garbage while home there college so she decided i will teach you a lesson. instead of sending a car package she mailed him a box of trash. mom said she took drastic actions because i have raised, and taught my sons better then this and his actions tea serve consequences, even if they are humerus. >> i like her. >>> a cure for important dumb for a major leader, a rays outfield scenes on nick franklin. he does not need income. he earn more than $500,000 last season, but franklin says he started driving because he had throwing better

we like esther trump. we never said that. they totally misrepresented those very wonderful women. i have to tell you. totally misrepresented. i said give us a retraction. they never gave us a retraction and frankly i then went on to other things. okay. go ahead. >> mr. president you said today that you have biggest electoral margin since reagan with rendered and 50 electoral votes and in fact president obama got three new 65. why should america trust you when you accuse the -- [inaudible] >> actually i was given that information. it was actually a very big margin. [inaudible] >> i was given that information. actually i've seen that information around but it was a substantial difference. do you agree with that? >> you are the president. c okay. yes. >> can you tell us in determining that lieutenant general flynn that there was no wrongdoing in your mind. what evidence was wade? do you asked for transcripts in these telephone intercepts with russia particularly ambassador sergey kisleyack who he was speaking with. whatvidence did you way to determine there was no wrongdoingnd furthe

recently adopted twotwo four and a half-year-old twins-a from malawi and their names are stella and estherile twinkle little star via instagram.. >> ♪♪ >> aww. >> pretty good, right? notghnot bad. the video has over 504,000 views already. alr if you want to look at it her instagram.nsagram. very cool. very >> i don't know where i've --'v- normally i'm on top of the popep culture stuff.sff. where was i. i. >> somehow you slipped. som >> happened on saturday.ehapd os she adopted them earlier thisths month. >> earlier this month.month. >> yeah.>> >> wait a minute, wait a minute. >> what is this. >> what are you doing here. >> wait a minute. >>od ds a good day factait a checker that will just showedayf up to the set.act >> that's right.th not only.at w ggoing to be thupe day day fact checker but i am going too challenge kevin mccarthy.cathy. >> what. his movie. mov >> for what? you have you have horrible taste in movies.ovies. >> we're going back to theng bae movies. >> what is going on.on >> it's chaos and confusion.con coming up later on good day gooy the martin mccarthy movie matchup will m

esther stables these read item 13 >> item 13 introduction of new items. information item. >> other item introductions of new items colleagues? seeing none, is there any public comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. >>[gavel] >> now we will go to general public comment. mr. mason, thank you for waiting patiently. the floor is yours. >> thank you their much edward mason. i like you as a congestion management agency of a can provide the february 2017 observational reports that i've made from the private commuter bus system. i had 19 observation periods that were either from a half-hour to about an hour. were 74 submitted complaints and planned violations could 17 of those were from nami delays blocking the street or boarding were street boarding. 14 were from no california plates. 28 were for no mta issue decals five were for missing a decals even though there was a decal on the bus. the were not four of them should eight for staging and not actively boarding. to access the engine idling. 12 for congestion and the honda line of buses an

sun very chilly.very chi we won't get the big burst ofrs snow shower activity like wewerl diddest estherto mostly cloudy thisudy afternoon and keeping it onoon the chilly side.the . here's a look at this at this afternoon's forecast.ternoon's . again high pressure overheadresr keeps it nice ande cool withco temperatures 30's and 40's. 0's. big warmup this weekend.eeend. about 60 tomorrow.ab a few showers around on sundayna but look at sunday's afternoontn forecast. upper 60's to about 70. 70. >> whoo-hoo! >> little cooler by>> littlcool valentine's day but you know,y u you can warmt yo it up anothertp way, right, erin. e i'll tell you what, tucker,tuck, anything is better than then te freezing cold temperaturesng cot today.empe bundle up. it is so cold out there. t skyfox over 66 right now.no this is the eastbound delay we're dealing with.it it starts well before 50 rightet now. we have a crash closer to 123.o3 so as you make your way from that centreville towards thetowd beltway anticipate a big slowigw down. i would say from 234 to the 234e beltway you're in for at least t a 30 minute

esther had left. several times. at one point he ran advertisements in the philadelphia gazette which was the newspaper, that he would not be responsible for death incurred by my wife. there was some tension. he is buried across the street. he was very attached to a mole berry tree across the street and the story exists in legend only come he was working on the river bank one day and a band of rather inebriated indians came up or down the river and thought he had rum in the storehouse with you probably did. he did not care to sell it to them. the story goes they tied into a large mulberry tree and were going to burn him alive. his faithful african-american servant ran for help and brought back some friendly indians from across the river who saved his master. the only thing we have that possibly documents that as being truthful is the fact that harris in his will mentioned hercules and freed him. harris the first died when his son just turned 21, he was of age that he could take over what had become a plantation in th