but now the bull's sculptor says fearless girl violates his rights.says placing the girl directly in front of his bull changes the dynamic of his work. artwork that's been a fixture here for 27 years. >> the charging bull no longer carries a positive, optimistic message. . rather it has been transformed into a negative and a threat. >> fearless girl went up march 7th to make a point that more women need to be on the board of large corporations. it was such a hit they agreed to let the sculptor stay until next year. but they call it an advertising trick created for commercial purposes by an investment and advertising firm. >> very simply, we request that the fearless girl statue be removed. we're not asking it to be banned. gender equality is a very serious and substantial issue. >> for him, it's about doing what's right. >> u spent my own money and sold everything i have to finish the bull. >> attorney says they sent letters to both companies and to new york's mayor in an attempt to resolve the issue. they have not filed a lawsuit and would not say if

the "fearless girl" statue went up right in front of the italian bull sculpture. the bull's -- charging pull no longer carries a positive, optimistic message. rather it has been transformed into a negative force and a threat. >> as we said "fearless girl" was created by a delaware artist. >> the man of the center of the pentagon papers spoke at the hafrdford school tonight. daniel elsburg was indicted on 12 felony charges. that's after he leaked a top secret pentagon study of the u.s. government's decision making into the vietnam war. he was acquitted on all charges. elsberg sees a lot of similarities about what is happening now to the vietnam war. >> unless we reach some agreement, some arrangement with the russia who are backing assad, there's a danger in this case of a much greater war than was true even in vietnam. >> elsburg went on to call the current situation between the u.s., russia and syria as quote ominous. >> the entertainment world is mourning the loss of comedian and actor charlie murphy. >> my forehead is bumping, man. >> that was a clip from one o

his lawyers say fearless girl exploits the bull. the statue of the girl with her hand on her hips was us placed on the island march 7th. >>> the resting place of one of the philadelphia's most iconic figures is getting repair, christ church burial ground as crews work to repair a crack in the grave of ben franklin. more than $80,000 poured in. most notable the from the eagles, university of pennsylvania and rocker jon bon jovi. the work is expected to be finished by the end of the month. >>> the philadelphia parking authority's parking ap named meter up is no more. the ap was phased out at midnight. those two depend on it will have to use the kiosk. meter up was administered by a company called pango which the ppa said is having financial trouble. parking authority is working to find another ap provider hopefully by the summer. >>> a new food truck set up shop on the campus of temple university. but a quick bite is not what's on the menu but gig bites are. repair you, a mobile phone repair cart is coming to the rescue of temple stud

darcus was a fearless warrior.ckle racial oppression. darcus howe, at times controversial and confrontational. you are not a stranger to riots yourself, i understand, are you? following the london riots in 2011, there was this heated exchange. i have never ta ken part in a single riot. i have been on demonstrations that ended up in a conflict. and have some respect for an old west indian negro and stop accusing me of being a rioter. at the commonwealth institute, an art exhibition is on show. as well as an activist, he was a well—known broadcaster and writer. always formidable and fearless. for more than 50 years, darcus howe was at the forefront of the fight against racism. time now for all the sports news in sport today. see you soon. hello, there. i'm tulsen tollett and this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: hello, there. i'm tulsen tollett and this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: roger federer claims the miami masters title

his lawyers say fearless girl exploits the bull. the statue of the girl with her hand on her hips was us placed on the island march 7th. >>> the resting place of one of the philadelphia's most iconic figures is getting repair, christ church burial ground as crews work to repair a crack in the grave of ben franklin. more than $80,000 poured in. most notable the from the eagles, university of pennsylvania and rocker jon bon jovi. the work is expected to be finished by the end of the month. >>> the philadelphia parking authority's parking ap named meter up is no more. the ap was phased out at midnight. those two depend on it will have to use the kiosk. meter up was administered by a company called pango which the ppa said is having financial trouble. parking authority is working to find another ap provider hopefully by the summer. >>> a new food truck set up shop on the campus of temple university. but a quick bite is not what's on the menu but gig bites are. repair you, a mobile phone repair cart is coming to the rescue of temple stud

. >>> the new fearless girl statue on wall street is being criticized by another skuculpts.e says fearless girl has turned his charging bull from a positive symbol into something negative. he's demanding fearless girl be removed. >> that will be interesting to see if it does move. >> i don't think they'll budge on that. >>> when we come back the controversial and violent arrest of a man for jaywalking. what police are saying about the incident now under investigation. >>> the report that says tech giant apple is working on a treatment for disease that affects 29 million people in the u.s. tech: when your windshield needs to be fixed... trust safelite autoglass. our exclusive trueseal technology means a strong, reliabe bond. at safelite, we stand behind our work... because the ones you love, sit behind it. (parents whisper jingle) safelite repair, safelite replace. it can seem like triggers pop up everywhere. luckily there's powerful, 24-hour, non-drowsy claritin. it provides relief of symptoms that can be triggered by over 200 different allergens. live claritin clear. is tim

it all centers around this new statue called the fearless girl. the italian-american art hoist created charging bull says placing the fearless girl in front of his charging bull statue makes his artwork look menacing. he says the charging bull represents the resilience of the american people, following the stock market crash of 1987, he's asking the fearless girl statue be moved. the artist behind the fearless gill statue says the statue is about girl power. >> ben czars on is okay after getting stuck in a elevator in miami. the housing and urban development secretary was touring an apartment complex when he got stuck, carson was in the elevator for about 20 minutes, before firefighters were able to pry the doors open to get him out. man, that's one of my big fears. >> okay, he became a household name after appearing on the dave shappell show. now the world is mourning the loss of charlie murphy. the comedian losing his battle to cancer, and this morning, his brother, eddie murphy, is speaking out about his brother's death. the in-laws have moved

. >> no bull, hear why the wall street artist is trying to get rid of the fearless girl statue. adam, you have weather. >> jim, it's been great but for alergy sufferers, tree pollen high the next couple of days. we talk about when the next rain comes in and easter holiday. >> jeff skversky phillies looking for a win after yesterday's pummeling by the metts. that and more when "action news" continues tonight. grit. some have it, some don't. when the odds are stacked against you, you either hide or stand up. at strayer university we've seen it in our students for 125 years. and if you ever think of quitting, our success coaches will be there to pick you up and work with you every day to put you on the right path. it's time. strayer university. let's get it, america. >> the passenger was dragged off the united airlines flight sunday night in chicago has taken his first step toward legal action. dr. david dow has hired a team of personal injury attorneys. the ceo apologized to dr. dow after first calling him belligerent. now he promises changes. >> it was a system failure. we have n

. >> new york city man said the fearless girl statue is staying put placed in front.harging bull on international women's day. it depicts a 4-foot tall girl staring down the 3 1/2 ton bull. the creator said fearless girl has changed the meaning of his work and he wants it they can d it. they must find their own place otherwise a woman not in front of the bull. >> charging bull was donated in 1989 as a gift to the people of new york. >> find first look at business, drivers are expected to pay more at the pump this upcoming summer. the average price will rise 2.46 up 20 cents of the nationwide average. experts say the rise is because of higher oil prices. >>> another day of subdued trading on wall street because of the holiday weekend. stock closed moderately lower. trust me they did. disney and lucas a few minutes celebrates the iconic heroine. the series will launch in july on disney youtube after a two part special. disney is parent company of 6abc. >>> wawa celebrating wawa day with free coffee today. on this day in 1964 wawa opened its first convenience store in de

. >>> new york city mayor is not backing down from the charging bull sculpture, he said the fearless girl statue is staying put. the statue depicting a 4-foot tall girl appears to be staring down the 5 1/2 ton bull which was placed in the financial district on international women's day. charging bull was given as a gift to the people of new york, creator said the fearless girl has changed the meaning of his work. >> fraternal twins in texas not only beat the odds for babies born prematurely, the babies were born at 24 weeks, doctors made the decision to deliver amoira weighing 1 point 2 ounces. arthur weighed 2 points 2 ounces. >> she was the feisty one, i think he said, get out. twins are doing so well they may go home before their original due date which was may 5th. great news for the family. >> 5:52 a.m., see how the community is helping and supporting an elderly veteran who was the victim of a violent home invasion and robbery. >>> facebook is helping users how to spot fake news, we'll be right back. (vo) gentlemen, beggin' skinny strips or beggin' black label? there's two?! now

i loved his fearlessness. >> reporter: and he was fearless. on july 15th, 1997 he was walking alone, no entourage, no bodyguard, when a stranger approached and shot him in the head. >> this was the -- >> reporter: versace's long time partner, who has never spoken out to an american audience before, was at home. >> i heard the shot. my heart stopped beating. something said to me, something happened. anyway, so i ran out and i saw gianni laid down on the stairs in the blood. >> reporter: miami beach homicide chief raced to the scene and suddenly -- >> an fbi agent approaches me and says to me, we may know someone that may have done this. >> reporter: police in at least three states and the fbi were looking for a man named andrew cunanan. he had killed four other men, eluding police every time. marlene north covered the investigation. >> one of those strong underlying themes of this whole story is the lack of cooperation among law enforcement authorities. >> police aren't sure why cunanan targeted versace. he said they had met years before. but a

. >>> fighting the fearless girl.lptor plans to take new steps to remove a now-famous statue on wall street. ostriches don't really stick their heads in the sand. a peanut is not a nut. and a real john deere is actually real affordable. you learn something new everyday. the surprisingly affordable john deere e series tractors. now you can own america's tractor for just $99 a month. learn more at your john deere dealer. >>> today the sculptor of the famous charging bull statue will speak out about his effort to get the fearless girl statue removed. the girl statue has become a popular tourist attraction since it was installed in march. the sculptor of of the bull statue is violating new york city of violating his rights to allow the statue to face his work without his permission. the city issued a permit with the statue. the word is until next february. the sculptor's attorney says the city did not follow proper procedures. >>> walmart is beginning a new effort to compete against amazon, plus samsung is launching a new

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darcus was a fearless warrior.n of black self organisation to tackle racial oppression. darcus howe, at times controversial and confrontational. you are not a stranger to riots yourself, i understand, are you? following the london riots in 2011, there was this heated exchange. i have never ta ken part in a single riot. i have been on demonstrations that ended up in a conflict. and have some respect for an old west indian negro and stop accusing me of being a rioter. at the commonwealth institute, an art exhibition is on show. as well as an activist, he was a well—known broadcaster and writer. always formidable and fearless. for more than 50 years, darcus howe was at the forefront of the fight against racism. back to the comments by donald trump that he would be prepared to tackle the nuclear threat from knocks and —— north korea with or without the help of china. gordon chang is a china analyst and the author of ‘nuclear showdown: north korea takes on the world' joins me now from newjersey. thank you forjoining me.

darcus was a fearless warrior.elf organisation to tackle racial oppression. darcus howe, at times controversial and confrontational. you are not a stranger to riots yourself, i understand, are you? following the london riots in 2011, there was this heated exchange. i have never ta ken part in a single riot. i have been on demonstrations that ended up in a conflict. and have some respect for an old west indian negro and stop accusing me of being a rioter. at the commonwealth institute, an art exhibition is on show. as well as an activist, he was a well—known broadcaster and writer. always formidable and fearless. for more than 50 years, darcus howe was at the forefront of the fight against racism. an andy warhol portrait of chairman mao has been sold at auction in hong kong, to an asian collector. but the piece didn't quite manage to generate the frenzied level of bidding that had been anticipated. our hong kong correspondent juliana liu was there. 80 million... 82 million... at 86 million... and selling for $86 mil

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put. >>> camerota scizz says -- >> fearless girl stands. >> strong. >>> for more on the 5 things to.com for the latest. >>> we'll get the bottom line on how the presidency changes a person. that's with david axelrod next. >>> did you think fresh food only comes from a farm? well, think again. nutritionist lisa dreyer has today's food as fuel. >> seafood is one area where going wild does make a difference. i typically recommend wild salmon. especially for children and pregnant and prebreastfeeding women. it has lower levels of saturated fark fat, pollutants and contamina contaminants. and wild salmon are not given antibiotics or dyed pink. when it comes to blueberries, both kinds of this superfruit are good for you. wild blueberries have more anti-oxidants. you may be able to find wild blueberries, dried or frozen or in jam. as for rice, that's kind of a trick. wild rice isn't really wild anymore. but it is still rich in protein, fiber, vitamins and minerals still making wild rice a healthy option, especially compared to white rice. think again. this is the new new york. we are build

a fearless advocate and a girl who wants nothing more than to see more kids in classrooms and on topwe canadians are all about that. when you accepted the nobel peace prize, i tell my story not because it is unique, but because it is not. when you spoke at the un, you said i raise up my voice not so i can shout so those without a voice can be heard. ladies and gentlemen, this is the true embodiment of leadership and service. we should all wish it goes honorably in our own lifetime. [applause] >> malala, you have given light to boys and girls mired in darkness. you challenged women and men of all backgrounds to be better so that we may do better. one area we must all do better is educating our young people. we know only through education can we achieve true peace. i say that not only as a husband, father and community member, i first and foremost say that as a teacher. i was lucky to teach some great kids in dc for five years, they taught me that going to school is about more than learning to read and write, it is about challenging your worldview, it is about innovation and solving pr

the fearless girl is staying put. be resolved ammicbly. guys? >> okay. i think he's right, it absolutely changes the meaning of his statue, because she looks like she's standing up to something menacing. i don't think he has a legal leg to stand on. >> it's like fearless girl, charging bull and lame lawsuit. however, i do agree that, you know, he feels like they've changed the meaning. asking it to be moved is a reasonable request, but i don't know he has a legal leg to stand on. what do you think, dylan? >> since the girl is there, i think it is a great idea, but do see how it changes what the bull represented. >> on the other hand, that's art. you put something out into the public arena, it's always going to be subject to somebody's interpretation. >> yeah. >> so if you put a painting next to the mona lisa and the painting's going -- would the artist of the mona lisa say, what the heck? >> let's move that one. sheinelle, thank you. >>> just ahead, we'll introduce you to a remarkable woman using her love of cooking t

it is my great privilege to introduce to you, a champion education and a fearless new canadian, malalaai! [applause] [applause] [speaking in native tongue] >> in the name of god the most merciful, the most inefficient. good afternoon, bonjour, -- prime minister, mr. speaker, members of the house, members of the senate, distinguished guests. [applause] finally, the people of canada, thank you so much for the warm welcome to your country. this is my first trip to canada. but not my first attempt. on 22 october 2014. my father and i landed at the toronto airport. excited for our first visit to a wonderful country. soon, we learned that a soldier was killed when did others and in the building where stand today. canadian security officials and professional advisors rescheduled. with sorrow in our hearts, we headed back to england. missing to return to canada one day. the man called himself -- but he did not share my faith. he did not share the faith of one and and a half million muslims living around the world. [applause] sorry, i cannot read some of the words. [laughter] i cannot read my s

his name is fearless george. >> anthony: fearless george. >> lambros: yes, yes. >> anthony: so, as iall of the greek islands, the government or the eu is offering buyouts to fisherman? they're basically saying, "we'll pay you to not fish." [ george speaking greek ] >> lambros: they're trying to get the older domestic fisherman out of the way basically in order to -- >> anthony: the little guys. >> lambros: yeah, the little guys. basically the little guys in order to get more commercial fishing being imported into the land. quite a few have sold out their businesses, their boats, and they've moved into, like, tourism. [ george speaking greek ] >> anthony: who -- up here? i mean, as far as the, the economic crisis, i mean, you've got the whole eu crunching down on poor greece. greeks are being depicted as basically lazy, addicted to social welfare. what happened? [ george speaking greek ] >> lambros: i'm pretty sure he means the politicians. [ george speaking greek ] >> lambros: and the people are paying for the complete wrongdoings of the politicians. [ george speaking greek ] [ lambr

darcus was a fearless warrior. black teenagers died.f organisation to tackle racial oppression. of black self organisation darcus howe, at times controversial and confrontational. you are not a stranger to riots yourself, i understand, are you? following the london riots in 2011, there was this heated exchange. i have never taken part in a single riot. i have been on demonstrations that ended up in a conflict. and have some respect for an old west indian negro and stop accusing me of being a rioter. at the commonwealth institute, an art exhibition is on show. as well as an activist, he was a well—known broadcaster and writer. he was a well—known always formidable and fearless. he was a well—known for more than 50 years, darcus howe was at the forefront of the fight against racism. darcus howe was at the forefront darcus howe, who's died at the age of 74. time now for the sport. we've had some important matches in the premier league and the scottish premiership. in the premier league match of the day 2 and then, if you're in scotland, sp

men who don't like women taking up space are exactly why we need the fearless girl. >> i like the fearless>> we talked about president trump changing his positions. the next big question in terms of whether he's moving into that centrist spot is on climate change. by the time of the g7, he may have to decide or -- >> is he winnable for the climate people? >> the question is, is heoing to pull the united states out of the paris agreement? >> bad news. >> chris, cgress turns on april 25th after easter recess, and when it returns, it will have four days to avoid a government shut down. we don't know how that's going to turn out, but if congress isn't able to pass a bill, it will be the first time in at least half a century, a government where one party runs the white house, the house and the senate, has overseen a government shut down. >> thank you. when we return, let me finish tonight with trump watch. you're watching "hardball." discover card. i'm not a customer, but i'm calling about that credit scorecard. give it. sure! it's free for everyone. oh! well that's nice! and checking your scor

the kidhot.me >> they the fearless bulldog ond as they explainingedoi way to o. set up for victory after a foul from katy into the line for two. >> stumbled. >> huskies turned the ball over minutes later, opening the lane for this moment. >> pass! she got it! >> now, one game away from championship goal, the bulldogs getting a "sunday sports speciam robin roberts. >> you celebrate, bring it down, got one more. thank you for elevating women's basketball the way you have. >> how about the bulldogs? much more to come including sports. scary moments on the ice in tonight's flyer game when michal neuvirth collapsed on the ice. jeff skversky has more on how he's doing when we come right back. michael michal neuvirth co game against the thankfully, he is okay. he lying on the ground for a whrted offhe will spend the nig. he had a chest cold and hand. he no new york playing the steve mason also sick. who will be the goalie tomorrow? >> neuvirth won't be there tomorrow. plan is to have him checked out by the doctor monday. he won't be available tomorrow. as far as mas, i

extraordinary things, and everyday hero, a trailblazer and a teenager, a renegade and a reader, a fearlessnts nothing more than to see more kids in classrooms. and on top of that, your impossibly humble. we canadians are all about that. when you accepted the nobel peace prize, use that i tell my story not because it is unique, but because it is not. and when he spoke at the u.n., you said i raised up my voice not so that i can shout, but so that those without a voice can be heard. ladies and gentlemen, this is the true embodiment of leadership in surveys. we should all wish to serve so honorably in our own lifetime. [applause] malala, you have given my two boys and girls mired in darkness and you have challenged women and men of all backgrounds to be battery so that we may do better. one area where we must all do better if in educating our young people. we know that only through education can we achieve true peace. i say that not only as a husband, father and community member. at first and foremost say that as a teacher. i was lucky enough to teach some really great kids in d.c. for five y

fearlessness, given the terrible circumstances with which he took office in march of 1933, that is a very important part of his contribution to the country. mr. holzer: the other part is the communications aspect. i work in the place where franklin roosevelt gave his first fireside chat, though it was not so designated, a couple of days after his election on 66th street in manhattan. that broadcast was derided as areently as twitter feeds today, because it was considered unpresidential, undignified. yet, his mastery of a new medium brought his message to the people and made people think that he was their friend. communication is an important part. prof. leuchtenburg: a very important part. he started the free and open -- the pressnce conferences of the past, particularly in the 1920's, carried the stipulation that questions had to be submitted in advance, a little bit like tonight. [laughter] end of the free and open first press conference, reporters could not believe it. they put down their notepads and pencils and broke out in applause. , as your aspect of it were saying of the fir

men are fearless, aren't they? in war, sometimes. in love, never. look at that divine creature.e head he has. like a roman emperor. nero. i think cynthia nixon is terrific and kathleen bailey as well. it is funny. that is what i like. there is light and laughter. it is also profound. it is a film about poetry. if you know terence's work, the way he moves a camera slowly around the room or around the theatre, he is someone who at an early age fell in love with cinema, sitting on a balcony as a child looking at the screen. you can tell this from every shot. so what happened ? she became reclusive? she became old and frail and lived in the same house for years and years. is there the sense of claustrophobia as a result about this? there is to all of his films. what he does brilliantly is write about lives. she expresses herself group poetry. at one point she says there is posterity, but i want to be recognised in my lifetime. actually it all came later on. this is classic terence davies material. claustrophobic circumstances with vibrant inner lives. as i said, you have to remember

. >>> plus the charging bull versus the fearless girl. this statue violates the civil rights. >>> serenaded there. it was a brags worthy of being honored. >> philadelphia's sydney served the country during world war ii and turned 100 years old today and dozens of loved ones were by his side to celebrate. many family members nearby school children helped kick off his centennial. he tells us the key is to his longevity, his love of candy and ice cream and then the third one is his long, happy marriage. he was overcome with emotion by the show of love and support. >> thank you for coming. >> that's really nice. hefs also recognized by the state with a special accommodation to mark his amazing life. >>> today the temple football team was out on campus encouraging students to be the match. it's the bone marrow drive that they hope will save a life. a simple swab determines if they could be a match to save the life of a person diagnosed with a blood cancer. . this year is the ten-year anniversary with this this project. >>> and speaking of temp

and even worse, he says fearless girl is an advertising gimmick that exploits his work.nd its ad agency say they're proud of fearless girl and its support of women. >> interesting to see how that all plays out. if she has to move or not. >>> all right. new updates from our abc news giraffe baby watch division. april, the giraffe, she is expecting. she has been followed by a live camera since february. >> april's minders in upstate new york are pushing back against conspiracy theories that april is actually not pregnant. she is showing physical signs she will be giving birth soon. >> it appears this is sponsored by toys "r" us. there is no more waiting at the zoo in houston. this baby female was born monday. >> wow. >> she doesn't have a name yet. already weighs more than 140 pounds. stand more than 6 feet tall. by the time she is an adult sunny will be more than 14 feet tall. >> oh, my god. >> wow. >> born one day ago. and already 140 pounds. must have been some sort of labor. >> only two hours. that was -- >> that's it. >> quicker than most women. >> wow. >> all right,

men are supposed to be fearless, aren't they? in war, yes. in religion, always. in love? never.k at that divine creature. what a noble head he has. like a roman emperor. nero. let's hope he's just as wicked. i think cynthia nixon is terrific. and catherine bailey is a scene stealing—ly good. is scene stealing—ly good. what i like about this film is, on the one hand, it is really funny. there is real life and laughter in it. it's also very profound. it is a film which is about poetry which has visual poetry, the composition is painterly. you end up thinking of vermeer or carl dryer. if you know terence davies work, and the way in which she will if you know terence davies‘ work, and the way in which he will move a camera very slowly around a room or a theatre, he is somebody who at an early age fell in love with cinema, sitting in the balcony as a child, looking at the moving image. you can tell this from every frame of the movie. emily dickinson, she became reclusive. she got frailer, and as she got older, she lived in the same house for years and years. is there a sense of claus

. >> the black sheep squadron was disbanded in march of '44, its fearless leader was still missing. >> they were together for just four months, from september the 12th, 1943 to january the 6th of 1944. they did accomplish a lot during a short period of time. >> we had no idea we were going to set records. we were going to do pretty good, we thought and we were having reasonable success, but we didn't expect the attention we received along the way. >> the tight knit unit soon scattered. with the tours over, some went back to the states. for others like bolt and harper, there was still lots of fighting to be done in the south pacific. >> i was shot on my last mission on the last day before the squadron returned to the states. and it was over rabaul. a bullet came in the side of the canopy. >> he yelled, "i'm hit," and we pulled off the target and started taking it back. we couldn't see the round that had hit him. >> it went through my lungs, hit my spine and paralyzed my legs and screwed me up thoroughly. >> his back muscle was shot away. you could put your fist through the hole in his

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. >>> the wall street bull seems to be intimidated by the fearless girl statue placed in front of himl believes the new statue turned the bull's message of freedom, peace, power, strepg and love into something negative. the girl was replaced in front of the bull last month for international women's day in celebration of women in the workplace. new york city mayor bill deblasio responded to the artist's request for her removal adding men who don't like women taking up space are exactly why we need the fearless girl. the statue became so popular that city officials are allowing her to stay through february of 2018. the attorney for the artist behind the bull noted he hoped the dispute could be resolved amicably but added we never dismissed the possibility of litigation. that's unfortunate. just let it go. a beautiful statue. it adds to the downtown allure of the city. >> i agree. >>> up next on "morning joe," nato secretary general stoltenberg will discuss her meeting with president trump. former u.s. ambassador to nato nicholas burns joins the conversation. >> democratic senator chris

lawyers call the fearless girl statue an advertising trick created by two corporate giants.s not against women, he just wants the statue moved. >> this is something that's -- belongs not only to me now everybody -- >> lawyers are asking for damages much the bull was created in 1987 after the stock market crash as a symbol of america's financial resilience. >>> kevin durant is the warriors' biggest star, as you probably know. he joined the team this year. his mom wanda has been cheering him on since he was a little boy. he's a very big boy now. she wasn't at the game. only abc7's laura anthony had the chance to sit down with k.d.'s mom to find out why. >> i'm proud of my son and of me. >> reporter: wanda durant stands proudly behinds her sons including warriors' superstar kevin durant. she won't be at the arena but will speak for oakland support circle, a group dedicated to supporting young women dealing with teen pregnancies. >> i try to be honest about some of the feelings and emotions they'll deal with at the time. to be candid about my experience and share where didn't al

no matter how much money they have or who they are or how much power they have -- fearless, no matter how much money they have or who they are or how much power they have. my expectation -- that is a mean that some people think otherwise , that the removal of a particular person will make a difference, but i think that is misguided. i have every expectation that the case will proceed. >> the new administration has not yet found a new district attorney for the southern district. what advice do you have for your successor? >> don't make the mistakes i made, and i will discuss those privately with the next person. when i became a nominee, i had breakfast or lunch or dinner or meetings with everyone who i could find who was alive who had been my position. very awkward to meet with the people who died. [laughter] with those folks. they all said the same thing, some version of what i said a second ago. i served under mary jo white, who was fiercely independent. she at the end of her tenure opened up an investigation against the president, president clinton, who had appointed her. that is in

an artist not to happy with the popular fearless girl statue in wall street new york why he want its to a different location. >> and what's the deal. how we help you clean out the closet. which clothing brands have the best resale value. and that and more coming up later, don't forget to join us on "action news" at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00 today. for rick williams and the entire "action news" team i'm sara bloomquist have a great afternoon. ♪ >> announcer: today, we're coking up easy casseroles that'll blow your mind! mario's in the kitchen with the star of "grey's anatomy," jessica capshaw. carla's got a sweet twist on a classic the whole family will love. let's get cookin' right now on "the chew." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> hey everyone! welcome to "the chew." you know, today's all about something very special and very delicious. it's a bit of a culinary mystery, but most importantly it is always filled with ooey gooey goodness. i'm talking about the casserole! [ cheers and applause ] >> fasten your s

at the center his ire is the new fearless girl statue that stair directly at the bull.ant at the time as a perfect an deck tote to the stock market crash of 1987. charging bull represents the resilience of the american people and that fearless girl makes his art look menacing. new statute went up on inbound every international women day. a firm that tracks gender diversity and companies a commercial firm commissioned delaware based artist kristin who says her statue is about girl power. more to come on this one. >>> a teen's request for free chicken nuggets. who doesn't want that, right? >> what he needs to do to get food for year. >> he's on mission. plus, a mother's promise to her little girl. how mustard could soon help the fight against childhood cancer. >>> and this was no ordinary trip to the dentist. why some dental students donned their scrubs today to give out free team cleanings. my daughter is... ...studying to be a dentist and she gave me advice. she said dad... ... go pro with crest pro-health. 4 out of 5 dentists confirm these crest pro-health products...

lawyers call the fearless girl statue an advertising trick created by two corporate giants.says he's not against women. he just wants the statue moved. >> lawyers are asking for damages. the bull was created back in 1987 after the stock market crashed as a symbol of america's financial resilience. >> as we close in on tax day, the biggest tax scams and how to avoid becoming a victim. >> plus helping south bay victims get back on their feet. the repair work underway in san jose. >> clouds are looking a little more threatening as our storm gets close. i'll have complete details on when the rain >>> we're following breaking news about b.a.r.t. this is a picture from inside a b.a.r.t. train that got stuck inside the transbay tube a little less than 45 minutes ago. it's all dark except for the light from a passenger's phone lighting up his face. it's quite dramatic as you can see. according to b.a.r.t., a brake malfunction on the train stopping it inside the tube. this was sent by abc 7 news assignment manager jim huntington from inside the embarcadero station. you can see crowds

he said men who don't like women taking up space are exactly why we need the fearless girl. quite an interesting controversy there. laura: thank you very 04/12/17 04/12/17 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from pacifica, this is democracy now! >> many, unfairly, did not realize that the u.s. was are ready bombing syria. in syria and iraq, just over the recent weeks and months, u.s. air attacks have hit mosques, schools, apartment complexes, and killed many, many hundreds of civilians. amy: as rex tillerson meets with his russian, part

matter how much money they have or who they are or how much power they have -- fearless, no matter how much money they have or who they are or how much power they have. my expectation -- that is a mean that some people think otherwise , that the removal of a particular person will make a difference -- but i think that is misguided. i have every expectation that the case will proceed. >> the new administration has not yet found a new district attorney for the southern district. of advice to you have for your successor -- what advice do you have for your successor? mr. bharara: don't make the mistakes i made, and i will discuss this privately with the next person. when i became a nominee, i had breakfast or lunch or dinner or meetings with everyone who could -- who i could find who was alive who had been my position. they all said the same thing, some version of what i said a second ago. i served under mary jo white, who was fiercely independent. shiite the end of her tenure opened up an investigation against the president, president clinton, who had appointed her. that his independence.

fearless girl exploits the bull for commercial purposes and they want it moved.tatue of the girl with the hand on her hipps was placed there in march. mayor bill deblast yes wants to it stay there until next year. >>> it was pretty popular a lot of new yorkers would like it to stay there. >> it is interesting to me. i guess artists, the issue was it turns the bull in the bad guy but it brings so many people to see it in the first place, right. >> it sparks conversation. >> absolutely. >> yeah, too. i'm with you. interesting debate for sure. but as far as, let's bring it back to what i'm supposed to talk about. we have got weather on our hand. it is looking absolutely stellar yet again. sit as warm as yesterday or day before? no, it is not but it is still going to be a few degrees above average and really nice day. i show you this wider zoom on storm scan to start off for a reason. your eye gets drawn to this. will this survive moving east? probably not. it looks like it will fizzle entirely as it moves, east so we will get some cloud out of it, but no rain in the

[applause] >> so, martha, thank you for your fearless commitment for a free press.e are honored to recognize your superlative work. please join in celebrating free press award recipient, martha raddaz. [applause] >> thank you so much. thanks. >> congratulations. >> thank you. thank you so much. thank you. i don't think i've ever gotten a standing ovation. i could get used to that. thank you so much. i love being in this beautiful building. thanks to the newseum and the music institute for this award. i am truly honored. i know i am preaching to the choir here tonight. a free press is a unique cornerstone of any democracy, and i stand here tonight on behalf of so many brave colleagues and friends here in washington, and around the world. i owe a big thanks to abc news for its support. especially our president james, our vice president, i washed and your cheap jonathan greenberger, and above all my tireless global affairs team, especially cindy smith, luis martinez, and my debate team and a special thanks to connor. and thanks to my husband, tom, who is the shining ex