. >> it also kind of sucks, normally when we go to school, when i turn in, i see coach feis. he's not there today. and he won't be any other. >> coach feis would wave and smile at literally every person that walked in. that will be tough for a lot of people. >> reporter: tough doesn't even begin to describe it for senior sam zeit and his younger brother matthew. they both were in the building where the shooting took place and barely managed to escape. >> i have no idea what it's about to be like when we walk in. because you can't just go -- we can't go back to normal. >> reporter: last week sam was at the white house making an emotional plea to the president. >> i don't understand why i can still go in a store and buy a weapon of war, an ar. i was reading today that a person 20 years old walked into a store and bought an ar-15 in five minutes with an expired i.d. how it is that easy? so let's be strong for the fallen who don't have a voice to speak any more. and let's never let this happen again. please. please. i don't think we're going to be doing academic at all because we

this time as tina fey's broadway baby. >> that's not your natural hair color?up. >> how can you talk and sing at the same time? ♪ i'm talking and singing at the same time ♪ >> there was great performances in the movie. >> you can take that fake apology and shove it up your -- >> this is the new generation of women taking on regina george, and company. but what about a mean girls, two on the big screen? >> i am game for this. write it up. somebody write it up. >> one problem though, paychecks. until a sequel happens, she gave us this re-enactment. >> on wednesdays we wear pink. >> gretchen, stop trying to make it happen. it's not going to happen. >> it's not going to happen. >> all right. now that is a musical, which i think i'm going to love. opening night is april 8. >>> speaking of tina fey, we have two of her >> when i sat down with the guys, we had to remind to their days on "snl." >> we were office mates. i was there then. >> welcome to another kim chi chilling." >> we shared it a all. >> come on. >> those were the best times of our lives. >> this is nice.

route 23, at fey yet street, that is where we saw a lot of problem areas, yesterday. so many people were actually stuck in this snow. big problem spots, you will not be stuck in the snow. you can see that clearly. but what might happies more vehicles we will get out there we might have problems because of all of that ice. ninety-five at cottman however just a contrast here looking actually really good but you can see that sheen on the roadways, and a lot of times when we do have these cold temperature, sometimes, someplace is it cannery freeze over, what was wet refreezing over and we will get black ice and we will have another problem. 309 turnpike looking good, no delays there, and a update from septa we will talk about this coming up in the next 10 minutes, jim and rahel, back over to you. >>> people will be digging out if you have been outside yet you are in for a real work out that snow is thick, heavy and some case is it may be difficult to move a snow blower you i have to do it a old school way and use a shovel. that heavy snow did a number of trees as well. it

route 23, at fey yet street, that is where we saw a lot of problem areas, yesterday.many people were

it was tina fey who took her down. >> are we not doing the talent portion?e the financial crisis, being a maverick? >> you know, we're gonna take every aspect of the crisis and look at it, and then we're going to ask ourselves what would a maverick do in this situation? >> one study just out showed sarah palin's favorability rating dropped a few points after viewers watched an "snl" spoof of the governor. >> i think that tina fey destroyed that woman's political career. destroyed it. god bless her. >> we're doomed! we need a revolution! millions of people on the streets! and we got to do something and we got to do it now! ah! >> after the first debate, my agent called me on the phone and i started talking like bernie. and he said, oh my god, that's so funny, you should make a video, put it on the internet, hits, and all that. i said no, it's not that kind of -- i don't want to do that, it's more of an s-n -- before i got the "l" out of my mouth, he hung up the phone. ten minutes later, lorne michaels called. that was it. >> oh my god, mr. bernie sanders, oh,

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we all sat in the room, clearly it's tina fey that should succeed me. we all knew, yep.l knew tina was the sharpest, strongest writer coming up. >> research is being conducted on the world's first contraception patch for women. the patch is approximately 3 inches in diameter and reads "get off me." >> once she became head writer, she was in a position to advocate for the other women on the staff. she would kind of explain to men, you know, why something was funny. >> introducing kotex classic. >> this is the original. i love the bell. it's so complicated. >> i think women really have the market cornered on irony, because we're subject to so much bull [ bleep ]. >> i think what bothers me the most is people who say that hillary is a bitch. let me say something about that. yeah, she is. and so am i. and so is this one. >> yeah, deal with it! >> you know what, bitches get stuff done! >> and all of a sudden, badass women were the force of that show. >> oh, my god! >> what am i? the police or something. i say, smoke 'em if you got 'em. >> do you love nice presents? do you?! >

i personally prefer section seven zero three of the feis amendments act which is free ice cream for everybody they actually was. already ill ok my god damn a lamb trying to bring something positive to this story might make you get back a little bit yeah. all right here's something positive the cloud act would allow the executive branch to enter into agreements of data sharing with foreign nations known for human rights abuses the the law only has two things vague wording about a nations human rights records needing to be considered this removes very important protections for activists especially abroad in countries like say turkey or lately so that's positive how is that positive. to see if foreign governments use private digital info received from the us to abuse the civil liberties of their native populations it will create a backlash of more activists both abroad and in america and the revolution lovato they'd say oh. no you don't encourage you you really have to perform some mental gymnastics to come up with. this just call me dumb. they're trying to. contact our members of congress but t

and scholarship will go to a graduating member of the football team who exhibits qualities of coach feisng others before himself. >> we've seen the florida panthers yesterday and anthony rizzo, went there and dwyane wade, it's really nice to see people rally behind them. >>> happening now, more than 50 million people from philadelphia to boston are now facing a new winter storm threat. we're talking about more rain, more snow and wind gusts up to 50 miles per hour. the wind not so much the problem as it was last time. this time it is the snow. more than a foot of snow expected in some places, although it's not so bad yet in new york city. more than 2,000 flights have been canceled. the real problem particularly in some parts of new york, west chester county are thousands of people are still without power from last weekend's storm and didn't get the power back and now today they could face a foot of snow. thanks so much for joining me today, i'm john berman. "at this hour" starts now. >>> hi there, i'm brianna keilar, the white house says there's no chaos in the west wing, never mind the

bittersweet but very happy occasion for chen fei ferry lo upon his retirement from the agency. fers ri is here. a humble and reserved man. but we wanted to spend this time here briefly to say that ferry began with the agency, the redevelopment agency in 1996 after 22 years of service both in the information technology department and serving over six directors. during his time, he has a special place in the redevelopment agency in ocii and he fulfilled many of the responsibilities or all of the responsibilities for the i.t. department. he facilitated a move from golden gate avenue to our facility here, doing all the information for i.t. he also installed new servers and new computer networks. and he transitioned the agency from all the technology during those 22 years. so, he's been -- he made us more transparent, more efficient. and we could not have done the work that we've done without his service. lastly we want to recognize ferry lo, he embodies the people side of the agency. therefore, we want for your consideration the commendation and resolution honoring ferry lo for his

we don't like our own feis. you will know why in the second.a no real painting. any man who fished as a boy used to catch these. when i caught one of these, i would stick it in the frying pan and it tasted pretty good but if you put that in the deep fat fryer and have it with fish and chips, it will be to bone and skin me. i wouldn't buy it even from you. this is hate, rather more good looking. and herrings, we do eat a lot of herrings. christian, we have to say goodbye. we cannot do all the fish in the ocean. we have to save it. welcome to our latest thoughts on how the weather will pan out in the next couple of days. in the short term were looking to the atlantic to see low pressure driving frontal systems towards the british isles but in north eastern parts it has been cold and miserable, snow in high ground of scotland and another feature running into the south west of the british isles so as we start friday, not especially cold but it will be a wet one for some of you. this front producing rain in scotla nd this front producing rain in sco

aaron feis would never call kyra miss sunshine. alex schachter would never walk into school with his brother, ryan. scott beigel would never joke around at camp. helen ramsey would never hang around after school with max. gina would never wave to her friend liam at lunch. alana would never, cara would never, chris hixon would never, luke would never, mar kin would never, peter wang would never, alyssa would never. jamie guttenberg. meadow pollack would never. >> and she stood there in styles for six minutes and twenty seconds. that, of course, the length of time that the gunman mowed down her friends and classmates. i'm joined now by fran warnersbacke, former teacher at the parkland school, whose daughter is still a student there. she is in parkland this afternoon. cora hayworth is with me, an eighth grade student from chicago. she traveled here to washington, d.c., just for the rally. and maria victoria ciccone, a 15-year-old from miami, and maria, i think i butchered your name, so i apologize. >> you got it. >> did i get it? >> y

aaron feis would never call keira miss sunshine.lex schachter would never walk into school with his brother, ryan. scott beigel would neverjoke around with cameron at camp. helena ramsay would never hang out after school with max. gina montalto would never wave to herfriend, liam, at lunch. joaquin oliver would never play basketball with sam or dylan. alaina petty would never... cara loughran would never... chris hixson would never... luke hoyer would never... martin duque would never... peter wang would never... alyssa alhadeff would never... jamie guttenberg would never... meadow pollack would never... after holding her silence, staring directly at the crowd, for a full six minutes and 20 seconds, she had this message for the students: alarm bleeps. since the time that i, came out here. q rifle, blend in with the students as they escape and walk free for an hour before arrest. fight for your lives before it's someone else‘s job. including the background to the school shooting in florida, which is at the centre of today's rallies.

so, i think even adjusting to the language and barriers that th fey migd, whether discrimination because of the language or racism. >>eeporter: does anything c to mind about something a student has said to you in that regar>>d? ell, the phrase that i think this has been ongoing: "you're in america, speak english." "like, here i go again. like, isn't that hascrimination?" i said, "yeah, we to work through that." >> reporter: two miles away, mcdonough middle sc 1ol has accept8 new students since the hurricane, which means more students in bilingual education class. hartford educators say that this bilingual support is cruenal for new st and that additional staff are needed, but providingo adequate srt is a struggle in a district that lacks the funding to do so. that's according to superintendent dr. leslie torres-rodriguez. >> if you're asking me whether i have the resources-- people, time and money? no. no. already were a... a challenged district. and we remain committed to providing high quality teaching and learning, but, at the same time, right, we know that that rerequires additionaur

alyssa alhadeff, scott beigel, martin duque, nicholas dworet, aaron feis, jamie guttenberg, chris hixonto, joaquin oliver, alaina petty, meadow pollack, helena ramsay, alex schachter, carmen schentrup, all lost their lives. nicholas, today would have been his birthday. nicholas, we are all here for you. happy birthday. their families endured great pain. my classmates were forced to become adults and were targeted as adults. we have to do this for them. we must stand beside those we've lost and fix the world that betrayed them. this doesn't just happen in schools. americans are being attacked in churches, nightclubs, movie theaters, and on the streets. we the people can fix this. for the first time in a long while, i look forward ten years, and i feel hope. i see light. i see a system i'll be proud of. but it all starts with you. the march is not the climax of this movement. it is the beginning. it is the springboard off of which my generation and all who stand with us will jump into a safer future. today is a bad day for tyranny and corruption. today we take to the streets in over 800 m

two and a half year-old fey kaufman loves cooking with her big sister. what will we cook today. a busy little girl these days but her life started with a ominous diagnosis, a cgenital heart defect. >> when the says, we have a major every problem, there is a problem with the heart, i figured that was it. >> reporter: baya's parents, steve and matt, lived every parent's, nightmare. >> it was tough,y tough. >> absolutely. >> reporter: four days after she was born baya had open heart surgery at chop. >> i have no word to explain, how terrifying, that was. >> reporter: fair has now turned into amazement with doctors say baya's hearties perfect now and she has been med ambassador for chop's second annual cardio party philly spin into benefit the cardiac center for chop. >> it has been an amazing experience. >> you have to have hope and confidence, otherwise, you will break. >> reporter: now there is hope for a bright they happily read funny stories to their little girl. >> did you eat breakfast. >> no. >> yes. >> reporter: kaufman's put together a team for spin in that has raised $3,0

i personally reverse section seven zero three of the feis amendments act which is free ice cream for everybody they are all the action was. already ill ok my god damn it we have tried to bring something positive to this story but make you get aggro a little bit yeah. all right here's something positive the cloud act would allow the executive branch to enter into agreements of data sharing with foreign nations known for human rights abuses the the law only has two things vague wording about a nations human rights records needing to be considered this removes very important protections for activists especially abroad in countries like say turkey or lately poland so that's positive how is that positive. if foreign governments use private digital info received from the us to abuse the civil liberties of their native populations it will create a backlash of more activists both abroad and in america and the revolution lovato they'd say oh. no you don't encourage you you don't really have to perform some mental gymnastics to come up with. just call me down. they're trying to. contact your m

i personally prefer section seven zero three of the feis amendments act which is free ice cream for everybody they are actually not. very ill ok not god damn and they have tried to bring something positive to this story by making. a little bit yeah. all right here's something positive the cloud act would allow the executive branch to enter into agreements of data sharing with foreign nations known for human rights abuses the the law only has two things vague wording about a nations human rights records needing to be considered this removes very important protections for activists especially abroad in countries like say turkey or lately so that's positive how is that positive. to see if foreign governments use private digital info received from the us to abuse the civil liberties of their native populations it will create a backlash of more activists both abroad and in america and the revolution lovato they'd say oh. no you don't encourage you you really have to perform some mental gymnastics to come up with. this just call me dumb. they're trying to. contact your members of congress but this

aaron feis would never call keira miss sunshine.r would never walk into school with his brother, ryan. scott beigel would neverjoke around with cameron at camp. helena ramsay would never hang out after school with max. jean montalto would never wave to herfriend, liam, at lunch. gina montalto would never wave to herfriend, liam, at lunch. joaquin oliver would never play basketball with sam or dylan. alaina petty would never... cara loughran would never... chris hixson would never... luke hoyer would never... martin duque would never... peter wang would never... alyssa alhadeff would never... jamie guttenberg would never... meadow pollack would never... and we'll find out how this story — and many others — are covered in tomorrow's front pages. at10:30 and 11:30 this evening in the papers. my guests tonight are rachel cunliffe, comment and features editor at city am and political correspondent at the financial times, henry mance. another very sad story. tributes have been paid to a french police officer, who died saving the lives of

= —:;—a- lee-g; 25g fey —7 to she opens up his door, and his cou ntertop she opens up his door, and his drugs, literally. every drug. i had never seen that many drugs in my life. and i kind of looked over at her and she didn't really bat an eye but it was in that moment that understood, oh, both of our communities are notjust using drugs but selling them except my community has been criminalise for it and he was not afraid at all about the police being in his neighbourhood. in fact, about the police being in his neighbourhood. infact, i neversaw the police in his neighbourhood. and your brother, your brother monty's experiences in prison, and we should set this in the context of the prison population. 14% of the united states are black but the prison population, 38% are black. you are five times more likely to be incarcerated if you are black. and the experience, and you didn't particularly know, what your brother was going through, it was many years later you discovered. yes, i knew he had been abused by the police but i wouldn't know the extent of the abuse or the fact that he was tor

and improperly used in feis a court for surveillance of my campaign which aren't our reporter kristen salumi reports former deputy f.b.i. director andrew mccabe insists he was fired in an attempt to undermine his credibility months before his dismissal he told congress he can corroborate the former f.b.i. director jim commies account of his firing which is under investigation by special counsel robert muller simply puts or you cannot stop the men and women of the f.b.i. from doing the right thing protecting the american people and calling the constitution . now multiple news agencies citing anonymous sources say mccabe as acting director of the f.b.i. kept notes of his interactions with the president which have been handed over to mohler. president trump's own statements have linked conan's firing to his refusal to shut down miller's russia best to geisha and i don't believe he's going to fire robert mueller but i can tell you this there's a lot of pressure on the congress on the attorney general to put an end to this fishing expedition not one shred of evidence has connected the pres

aaron feis would never call kiera miss sunshine. out after school with max. gina montalto would never wave to her friend, liam at lunch. joaquin oliver would never play basketball with sam or dylan. chris hixon would never, luke hoyer would never. peter wang would never. alyssa would never. jamie guttenberg would never. meadow pollock would never. [ cheers and applause ] [ silence ] [ crowd chanting ] [ crowd chanting ] [ silence ] [ silence ] [ silence ] [ silence ] >> since the time that i came out here, it has been six minutes and 20 seconds. the shooter has ceased shooting and will soon abandon his rifle, blend in with the students as they escape and walk free for an hour before arrest. fight for your lives before it's someone else's job. [ cheers and applause ] [ crowd chants ] [ cheers and applause ] [ crowd chants ] [ crowd chants ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ come writers and critics prophesize with your pen and keep your eyes open the chance it won't come again ♪ ♪ and don't speak too soon for the wheel's still in spin there's no tellin' who t

we lost aaron feis, football coach. christopher hixon, 49, school's athletic director, husband and father. alisa alodette, star soccer player. martin ducay, 14 years old, immigrant from mexico. jamie gutenberg, age 14. loved to dance. luke hoyer, admire stephen curry. gina montoto, a member of the color guard team. joaquin oliver, immigrant from venezuela that became a naturalized citizen in january, 2017. elena petty, junior rotc, helped after hurricane irma's devastation. peter wang, rotc member. peter pollack, future college student. helena ramsey, 17, champion in academics. and both the school marching band and orchestra. this was the 18th school shooting in the first 43 days of 2018. following this terrible tragedy, the surviving students have organized to take action and are demanding that their leggors -- legislators take on common sense gun reform. these students have organize and will lead the march for their lives here on march 4, 1:00 p.m. they've invited students to plan satellite marches and students here h

it will also include tina fey and maia rudolph. >>> if you are thinking of heading to the movies to getthe rain there are several new movies hitting the big screen. [ clip playing ] >>reporter: robotic action continues with pacific rim uprising. another battle of human versus alien,. -- alien. [ clip playing ] >> sherlock knows follows 2011 nomio and juliet investigating the disappearance of their friend, bringing the new tail to life are emily blunt, james mcavoy, mary j blige, and johnny depp. in horror films, unsane stars a woman hunted by an idea of her stalker returning. when she is involuntarily committed her nightmare returns. the field is directed and shot on an iphone in just over two weeks. [ clip playing ] >> midnight sun star is a 17- year-old girl with a condition that prevents her from being out in the sunlight. she falls for a guy she meets on one of her nights out. paul, apostle of christ, tells the biblical story of paul.[ clip playing ] >> in select theaters is aisle of the dog, a pg-13 tail set in japan about a boy on an adventure in search of his lost dog. famous voi

in hollywood you get a do over warren bait and fey dunnaway will be presenting again this year for best picture. so they are hoping second time , will be the charm in this one, like steve harvey when he screwed up, exactly, they are doing it again, bringing him back. >> maybe that is how to do it. make sure you get a second gig just miss it up and they have to ask you back. genius. >> why do you think i come back every day for all of these years, there is a chance i won't screw this up again. >> i see. >> it is the steve harvey rule they had him back. >> yes. >> ratings went up. >> guarantee those checks. >> i will stay up to see warren beatty and fey dunn away do their thing again. >> genius. what else am i supposed to do. >> thanks, karen. >>> we have a chance for redemption every day, yeah. >> so, the direction of the wind is showing us where the low pressure system is off shore. this is our coastal storm, drawing back a ton of precipitation all the way back to western new york, toronto, canada. we have here, in philadelphia rain and only rain but up to the north and west of us we ar

tina fey, as well. the movie is about friends who go to napa to celebrate a 50th birthday. production begins next month. looks like fun. >>> comedian john oliver has trolled his way to the number one spot on amazon's best- seller list. he published a children's book called, a day in the life about the vice president's pet bunny. the release of his book comes a day before the vice president and his family release their own children's book. oliver's version sold out in a day. the book had criticizes the vice president. it tells the story of a homosexual bunny. in the audio book, marlon is voiced by a homosexual actor. all the proceeds from oliver's book go to the trevor project which provides crisis intervention and suicide prevention services to children. >>> man, somebody break up the san jose sharks. they are red-hot. we got an update on steph curry. and why you might need to wear sunglasses for this sportscast. coming up. >>> the football player the 49er fans love to hate was introduced at team headquarters yesterday and man, did he stand out. richard sherman who signed a

6:20 with an ar-15 and my friend carmen would never complain to me about piano practice, and aaron feisplay basketball with sam or dylan and elaine would never and carolyn would never and luke hoyer would never, and marquin would never, and meadowle pollack would never -- [ chanting "never again" ] >>> since the time i came out here it has been 6:20, and the shooter has ceased shooting and he will then abandon the rifle and wleblend in with the studen and walk free an hour before an arrest. march for your lives before it is someone else's job. [ chanting "this is what democracy looks like" ] ♪ ♪ come gather round you children wherever you are ♪ ♪ and admit that the world around you has been changed ♪ ♪ and that you will be drench ed to the bone ♪ ♪ if the world is worth changin ♪ ♪ then you need to start feeling that the times they are a c hshgchangin ♪ ♪ and keep your eyes open ♪ the changing world will come again ♪ ♪ ant don't speak too soon ♪ and soon the world will be able to able to change ♪ ♪ come senator, come congressman ♪ ♪ take heed mo the call ♪ don't block the doorway and do

that would be appointing a second special counsel to investigate rampant feis fisa abuses and abuse within and the doj. here's what we know. the fbi lied to the fisa court by using an unverified dossier bottom bought and paid for by hillary clinton to get a warrant to spy on an associate of the trump campaign during an election. the fbi broke the fisa law. and they also did not follow the bureau's own protocols by relying heavily on what was something that they themselves should have verified and corroborated. now, remember, former fbi director andrew mccabe he testified without the dossier they wouldn't have even had a fisa application. a huge development, major scandal, i know the media ignores it, they will have egg on their face, another breaking tore sent to, president trump finally has issued a pardon for christian saucier. this was an issue we talked about for a long time. you might remember our extensive coverage of this case. saucier is a former u.s. navy sailor. he was convicted of a felony and imprisoned for a year from, quote mishandling classified information. he took a few ph

honeymoon, jack decides they're going to leave alka pull coe and go to visit with his navy mate, paul feyisit. >> in one scene, jack twirls her around but lets her go almost as if she's a teenage girl and he feels a little bit awkward to show affection towards his wife and then he grabs the wife of his friend and he puts his hand on her derrier, so one wonders if this is a fore taste of what's coming in the marriage. >> i asked him, you're trying to hard to be president, why do you jeopardize it by going around with girls? >> and he said because i can't help it. >> jackie would always put on a brave face regarding her husband's absences. >> jackie, i think probably being married to a senator would compared to being a doctor's wife because a senator must be on callt all times. >> i suppose it is in that they have these late hours, they go away at a moment's notice. work late. >> jack's affairs are not the only thing he's hiding. >> a great secret about jack kennedy is not his sex life, it's his health. he is a sick man. >> the joke always was if a mosquito bit jack, the mosquito would get

aaron feis would never call keira "miss sunshine." scott beigel would never joke around.oaquin oliver would... chris hixon would never. luke hoyer would never. alyssa alhadeff would never. jaime guttenberg would never. meadow pollack would never. since the time that i came out here, it has been six minutes and 20 seconds. the shooter had ceased shooting and will soon abandon his rifle, blend in with the students as they escape, and walk free for an hour before arrest. fight for your lives before it's someone else's job. formation, formation! (whoops) go, lauren! (applause, cheering) (buzzer sounds) (cheering, whooping) lauren, you okay? (whistle blows) (excited crowd chatter)

tina fey. >> that's "pop news." >> thanks, adrienne. >> you're welcome. >> i just had to get that into something slightly more serious and really important, a message that parents want to get out and we should be talking about it here. important warning for parents and their children about cyberbullying and amy robach has much more on that. >> reporter: this is a really huge issue for parents. melania trump leading with tech leaders at the white house tuesday as part of her initiative to combat online bullying and i recently sat down with two parents who lost their daughter who say cyberbullying is completely to blame. it was just over a year and a half ago that gabbie green and her family moved from michigan to panama city beach, florida. gaby started the sixth grade in a brand-new school. >> as a 12-year-old girl, she developed quicker. that possibly made her stand out, you know, in her beauty and talent and confidence. >> she began to be bullied by not only, you know, some students but the teachers there at the school system, you know, some administrators and we feel like it start

that would be appointing a second special counsel to investigate rampant feis fisa abuses and abuse within and the doj. here's what we know. the fbi lied to the fisa court by using an unverified dossier bottom bought and paid for by hillary clinton to get a warrant to spy on an associate of the trump campaign during an election. the fbi broke the fisa law. and they also did not follow the bureau's own protocols by relying heavily on what was something that they themselves should have verified and corroborated. now, remember, former fbi director andrew mccabe he testified without the dossier they wouldn't have even had a fisa application. a huge development, major scandal, i know the media ignores it, they will have egg on their face, another breaking tore sent to, president trump finally has issued a pardon for christian saucier. this was an issue we talked about for a long time. you might remember our extensive coverage of this case. saucier is a former u.s. navy sailor. he was convicted of a felony and imprisoned for a year from, quote mishandling classified information. he took a few ph

. >> the academy's so confident, they are reuniting host jimmy kimmel with warren beatty and fey dunaway. but the biggest buzz may be the me too and time's up movement taking on sexual harassment in showbiz. unlike this year's golden globes, there's no early call for solidarity. >> the producers of the oscars are hoping to shine a light on the performances instead of the actual politics of time's up and me too. however, it will be behind the scenes of everything. >> but there's already controversy on the red carpet. ryan seacrest is still slated to host e!'s pre-oscar show, despite an accusation of sexual misconduct. seacrest vehemently denies the allegation, and e! which is part of nbc universal, said they investigated the claim and found insufficient evidence of wrongdoing. hollywood's biggest night capping off what may be its most controversial year. >> we've just scratched the surface of the me too and time's up movement. i think that is still going to play out. >> and while the me too movement may not be the explicit focus of tonight's show, expect the stars once again to roll up wi

the cap sent auto owe tina fey,e maya rudolph and more. it's quite a cast.tered in napa's wine country and features friends celebrating a birthday. >> i'm excited for this. >>> a bridesmaid feel. >> yeah. >> it makes me laugh looking at it. >> heads up. more than four-hour delays at sfo. a live look. wet tarmac >>> good morning, america. as we come on the air, the suspected texas serial bomber dead. >> the brave men and women of the austin police department put their lives on the line tonight to stop this man from setting off bombs. >> the showdown with law enforcement. the suspect, a 24-year-old white male blowing himself up in a car as a s.w.a.t. team moved in. how they tracked him down and the new warning this morning. police saying more explosive devices could be out there. we're live on the scene with the latest. >>> also breaking right now, the winter storm emergency. the dangerous nor'easter hitting right now. 17 states from indiana to massachusetts on alert this morning. some areas already getting a foot of snow. now schools shut down across major ci

scholarship going to a graduating member of the football team who exhibits the qualities of coach feisothers before themselves. >> nice. >> we've seen all major sports play a huge role in the healing of the community. really the power of sports. thank you. appreciate it. >> all right. >>> let's check cnn "money" this morning. gary cohn's departure rattling wall street. dow futures falling 400 points overnight. right now it's down about 300. that set the tone for global stocks. asia and europe slipped lower. cohn's presence reassured investors. he's pro-business and free free trade -- and pro-free trade. the president's protectionism freaks out wall street. not only can it undo pro-business work like tax cuts and deregulation, but a trade war could spike faster interest rate hikes. >>> target again raising the minimum wage, hiking starting pay to $12 an hour this spring after bumping it to $11 in the fall. why hike wages first? because the first raise brought target a bigger and better pool of workers. higher wages are good for workers, and they can be necessary in a tight labor market.

and i played this with tina fey, i've played this justin and i'm not friends with either of them. [ laughterhe best friends box. okay? >> i love that i'm in their company. >> jimmy: yeah of course, you are. >> thank you. >> jimmy: we're going to try to write down the same answer. we didn't plan any of this out. we really didn't. >> we don't know the questions at all. >> jimmy: i don't think the game would be fun if i -- if i did. >> that's what i always tell my kids. it's no fun if you cheat. >> jimmy: that's right. alright, good. i will read the first question. you ready for this? >> yeah. >> jimmy: and we'll both write down what i think the answer is. >> okay. >> jimmy: if jimmy was a spice girl -- [ laughter ] which one would he be? >> oh god. ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: all right. drew, if i was a spice girl, which one would i be? which one did you write? [ laughter ] sporty? [ laughter ] i'm so scary. you kidding me? you kidding me man? mel b. all the way man. >> oh, okay. >> jimmy: sporty? >> well, it's a really kind of hard question because -- >> jimmy: i would never -- i would be -- >> like "sex a

aaron feis would never call kyra miss sunshine. alex schachter would never walk into school with his brother ryan. scott beigel would never joke around with cameron at camp. helen ramsey would never hang out after school with max. gina would never wave to her friend liam at lunch. joaquina oliver would never play basketball with sam or dylan. elena petty would never. cara lud green would never. luke hour would never. mar keen would never. peter wang would never. alyssa alhadeff would never. meadow pollack would never. [ cheers and applause ] >> audience: never again, never again, never again! never again, never again! never again, never again! never again, never again! never again, never again! >> audience: we all love you! >>> you saw people start to cheer, people start to chime in. your mind wants to fill it, because it's so hard to watch. but that little girl, as composed -- i'm not composed. i was a mess after that. and i am a mess now. >> yeah. >> tell me your reaction. >> so watching it -- watching it at home, it was really t

they sent out a tweet with a new film with amy poehler, maya rudolph and tina fey.atures friends celebrating a birthday. it could be anything with that cast, i am there. >> amy poehler feature directorial debut. >> exciting. >>> in pennsylvania, a number of citizens came to the aid of a driver trapped under his burning car. >> take a look at the video. the car on the side. it crashed into the parking lot of an elementary school after striking the median of a nearby road. they jumped on the car with extinguishers and pushed the car right side up and dragged the male driver from the burning wreckage. he suffered moderate injuries. so amazing that all of them jumped into action. >>> coming back with 90 minutes of news with the oversight coming to the santa clara jail system. >>> the rain is forcing evacuations in southern california. >>> plus, i'm still following breaking news in austin. the serial bombing internet providers promise business owners a lot. let's see who delivers more. comcast business offers fast gig-speeds across our network. at&t doesn't. we offer mor

this teaser trailer was posted to netflix's account yesterday, you can see tina fey in there, too."wine country" is about a group of friends who travel to napa for a weekend get away and there are reports that filming will start in napa this month. >> they probably already started. >> what's cool is when you have that much pull, you can kind of like -- where do you want to hang out? >> let's go to napa. let's do a girl's weekend and sell it to netflix. >> definitely a great thing. we have such beautiful places here, but it's hard to get out and enjoy places like napa when it's been raining off and on. we will catch some breaks here. let me get you out the door this morning with your forecast and where we currently see the rain. storm ranger our mobile doppler radar that's the red scan going around the bay area and it's giving us a second by second update on the rain as it continues to move through. we need that. we see several waves that have been all over the place and i just put a track on this one as it continues to move off towards the north and east, it will be in american can

coach feis would wave at us every morning when we walked into the school.it's kind of hard talking about it. because she was 14. and she had a life ahead of her. >> you will hear much more of our conversation next hour. you can also find out, if you are interested, where marches are happening near you. join cnn for march across america. i'll be hoechting special coverage tomorrow from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. we'll be right back. dear great grandfather, you were persecuted, and forced to flee the country of your birth. but you started a new life in a brand new world. when i built my ancestry family tree, i found your story... then, my dna test helped me reclaim the portuguese citizenship you lost. i'm joshua berry, and this is my ancestry story. combine the most detailed dna test with historical records for a deeper family story. get started for free at ancestry.com historical records for a deeper family story. booking a flight doesn't have to be expensive. just go to priceline. it's the best place to book a flight a few days before my trip and still save up to 40

i can tell you after listening to if i i fei fei andy and eric bolling tell the harrowing story aboutldn't leave that room without feeling like this is touching every community. steve: we have a sound bite from a father by the name of steve wit cough who lost son andrew to overdoses. >> i supported you because i believed in you. if my son knew you were going take up this battle he must be upstairs applauding every single day. thank you. >> thank you. [applause] steve: in fact, this problem touches so many families, dr. adams, it touches your family. >> absolutely. steve, you and i were talking earlier, my own brother is insofar as rated in state prison. our family has suffered through addiction crisis. he was sentenced to 10 years for $200 that he stole to support his habit the $100 a daytimes 10 years, $365,000 we are going to pay to incarcerate him could have been much better spent rehabilitating him and getting him quicked to treatment. that's what entrepreneurship is all about. he has devoted $6 billion, more than any other administration has ever devoted to combating the opioid e

that program is named after andy feis, the hero coach at stoneman douglas who died shielding students. those were rejected. this bill now goes to the house. with a similar version of the bill. the clock is ticking. this legislative session ends on friday. >> they have work to do. victor, thank you. >>> how about a heart-warming moment on the basketball court. fairfield university's tyler nelson. played his last game last night after a standout career. he's the school's all-time leading scorer. he ran off the court. the fans were cheering. but this is the moment. his coach, his head coach. sidney johnson. the tears flowing. >> oh. >> that's -- you know -- athletics, sports, especially collegiate sports, why i love it so much. and march madness. unfortunately, fairfield is not advancing to the big dance. but they're winners with that emotion they showed on the court. >> yeah. >> touching. >> very touching. congratulations to that young man. >>> coming up, that parenting alert. the possible long-term risks of talking diets with your teens. the new research and the right way to do it. >>

they were back at it fey dunn away and warren beatty, and, much better result. >> i want to know whohe accountant where is this time and how many people they had to make sure that was the right way. >> it was same firm but different people in charge. >> i didn't see any of the movies, not that i'm prosecuted have that but what is this water movie. >> shape of water. >> she fell in love with the fish. >> that one. >> ill he avenue -- i'll be. >> she fell in love with the bird. >> no. >> never mind. >> i need to go to the movies you didn't see get out either. >> that is one i wanted to see >> you have seen none of them. >> no. i'm a failure. aim just tired all the time and i never get a chance you can get it on demand and not leave your couch. >> on the red carpet, because some people are having questions about ryan seacrest, allegations re-surfaced after he denied them, after what, they had an independent firm look into the accusations. >> e network investigated the sexual misconduct allegations, and they thought it was okay for ryan to do his job yesterday. some actress essayed they