this year lady gaga will foreman at halftime but the odds favor a repeat performance in one respect. 13 years ago the patriots won and tom brady was mvp. the for "nightly business report" jane wells houston, texas. >> i just hope takes good game. >> could be. could be high scoring. these are two good offenses. >> on that note that does it for "nightly business report" tonight. i'm sue herera thanks for joining us. >> i'm tyler mathisen. thanks from me as well. have a great evening and we'll see you back here tomorrow night. >> this is "bbc world news america." funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation. newman's own foundation, giving all profits from newman's own to charity and pursuing the common good. kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and aruba tourism authority. >> planning a vacation escape that is relaxing, inviting, and exciting is a lot easier than you think. you can find it here in aruba. families, couples, and friends can all find their escape on the island with warm, sunny days, cooling trade winds, and the

. >> a foreman school aid is accused of exposing herself and showing inappropriate images to her students this is suspect 35-year-old mya johnson she said from our cameras after arraignment today. she worked as aid and counselor at the village school in radno radnor. she is no longer employed there. but that's not all. >> she also was employed as five different i'll call them schools or places where she could have "children. and so we'll be following up with those places as well. also notifying children and youth services of that situation to make sure that nobody else has come in contact with her. >>> johnson faces several misdemeanor charges of disorderly conduct and corruption of minors. she is the second village school employee busted this month on sex-related charges and scott was picked up earlier this month rad more police and charged with 70 counts for allegations she continuously sexually assaulted a female students. >> and the victim of violent robbery in upper darby is smeing only to eyewitness news. 6-year-old john who was concerned to show full identity said he is glad to be

there foreman says that this proves that self control is not predetermined but rather based on our environment and our experiences, something that the original study, didn't take into account. nicole brewer for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> would you wait it out? >> i really like marshmallowy could hold out for days, i've got the wheel power. >> please. >> i can. >> plus unless it is chocolate cake. >>> big winners from the brit award, pat? >> good morning, guys, we are out here, dark and early, at scotland run golf course what do you do when it is warm? you get out to the golf course a lot of people are doing that these days. we will talk with nick bar owe who is gm at scotland and tell us how craze think season has been, coming up, guys. >>> when we check with pat we will ask him why he is wearing a cowboy hat, a special request from katie, thank you. >> i love our producer, vince, man this guy makes things happen. >> he sure does. >> he makes it happen. >> yes. >> he is out of this world, katie's out of this world, how about discovery of seven new planets. >> martials are coming, i'm telling

. >>> scary moments foreman outside a pennsylvania mall. police say his sweatshirt caught fire while he was smoking at the palmer park mall near easton. some people inside the mall noticed the emergency they ran outside, poured water on the guy. the man had severe burns on his hands, chest and head. today philadelphia mayor jim kenney says repealing the affordable care act would hurt philadelphians. today's announcement all part of national day action. the mayor was joined by health commissioner and other health care professionals to stress the serious impact repeal would have on the city. they say thanks to obama care more than 200,000 philadelphians now have health coverage. >>> this country can afford to be decent and compassionate to everyone. we have some of the best if not the best medical facilities in the world in philadelphia and philadelphia region. we should be able to take advantage of that care. and not bankrut them at the same time. >> president trump has said he would not repeal the affordable care act without replacing healt

. >> reporter: roger a powerline construction foreman owned a remington semiautomatic rifle and bought12-year-old son, zach. >> we loved the one that i had and he was old enough and mature enough. >> reporter: and how much was the safety stressed? >> paramount. >> reporter: but one night in 2011 the two boys, zach and justin home alone got into a fight. zach then 15 got his remington 700. >> i loaded it. i loaded it with the purpose of scaring him. >> reporter: you knew you weren't supposed to load. >> yes, ma'am. i had been taught better. >> reporter: eventually emotions started to calm down. >> i bent at the waist and started up and heard a click like it went off. i remember the fire leaping from the barrel. i remember seeing it hit. it was just half his head was gone. >> reporter: panicking, he went and got justin's gun and placed it between his brother's legs to make it appear as though he shot himself. then zach called his parents. >> he said daddy, don't go in there. and i just pushed him aside and came on in and it was really obvious -- >> reporter: it was right here too. >> rig

. >> a foreman school aid is accused of exposing herself and showing inappropriate images to her students this is suspect 35-year-old mya johnson she said from our cameras after arraignment today. she worked as aid and counselor at the village school in radno radnor. she is no longer employed there. but that's not all. >> she also was employed as five different i'll call them schools or places where she could have "children. and so we'll be following up with those places as well. also notifying children and youth services of that situation to make sure that nobody else has come in contact with her. >>> johnson faces several misdemeanor charges of disorderly conduct and corruption of minors. she is the second village school employee busted this month on sex-related charges and scott was picked up earlier this month rad more police and charged with 70 counts for allegations she continuously sexually assaulted a female students. >> and the victim of violent robbery in upper darby is smeing only to eyewitness news. 6-year-old john who was concerned to show full identity said he is glad to be

ainsley: george foreman joins us now. >> doing good. thank you.en't training you to do that. >> wasn't winning much either. brian: find that hard to believe. >> that's where it all started right here in houston and then oregon, california, and heavyweight championship of the world by wait olympics. steve: that's right. you actually got a story about our president of the united states who helped you with your come back at one point in your career. >> the big fight, the big fight in atlantic city, in the hotel, i got food, three meals a day. hotel foreman. can i remember the fight just like it was yesterday. holyfield hit me so many times. i haven't forgotten it. brian: you never took a backwards step. in the end he was holding onto the 40 something. >> the idea don't make a step backwards. all of the trump campaign put that fight on the map along with bob, my precious promoter. this was really something special. steve: so donald trump helped you resurrect my career. >> not only. this is a guy, remember, way back. you could call him from the field,

fired from job: "he said whoever took the day off today can find another job tomorrow"ray was the foreman for jvs masonry.he says when he told his boss his crews would be missing work thursday to support the cause of immigration, he was toldray, fired from job: "you stand for what you believe, make sure you stand for whatever consequences are going to come."all of them, he says, fired for standing up for families.ray, fired from job: "the guys that we have out here that have families that are afraid to go out and get a gallon of milk, get gas, going to get groceries in case they get stopped and deported."but family is what the owner of jvs masonry says he supports jim serowski,jvs masonry, owner: " if you want to go to work to support your family. i donút care if you have antentens coming out of your head, i really donút care. if youúre going to betray the company then i have a concern." for him, he says, it comes down to businessjim serowski,jvs masonry, owner: "i have no view on immigration laws or anything going on with that. all know is i have a business to run' Ñ a day meant to unite

i got this book that i'm carrying with me to read on two wings where he talks about the foreman of theion on the two wings and was one based on faith and the other based on common sense and what this could produce very different that comes out of this. the fruit of america. that is great. we need to understand the philosophical underpinnings and carry that on board so we nobody would believe then we can express it. [applause] >> in so few ways, the people in this room have done their job. we have a conservative house, a conservative senate, a conservative put on the supreme court. what i said to my team on the wednesday after the tuesday election is that we can celebrate today, but we need to get to work tomorrow. the victory is not on november 8th. that is an assignment for change and real reform. so we need to use the repeal in replacement of obamacare. we need to see real tax reform. we need to see a federal government against his bending under control. i think that as governors, as activists, as engaged citizens, we need to hold all elect its leaders accountable for results in the

he grew up in prince george's county, foremaner olympian turned pro now fighting at home. >> it's myn. compete. i wanted to come home and compete unless i was the world champion. >> russell remembers before the mgm was even here. >> i remember being kids running around this place before this even was established. you know, it's amazing. >> reporter: colombian challenger spoke through a interpreter, it was gary russell senior who used the moment to talk about family and trust sean respect. >> you won't hear ug ranting and raving trying to make it negative. >> reporter: talking with nbc 4, russell's father says he raised try sons who all box to defy stereo types. >> coming from broken homes and coming out of jail or something like that, i've been married 31 years to their mom. i made sure they went to school, went to church together and everything. >> the senior russell grew up in d.c.'s trinidad neighborhood fo >> i'm lost now when i go through d.c. that was one of the worst neighborhoods in the united states. >> a long way and long time ago from the main event at the mgm. tom sherwoo

. >> the jury foreman says there was a difference. >> when we first got in there, there was maybe one or two guilty and everyone was not guilty. for i would probably say 80% of the time. >> he says part of the jury's job was to determine if bacon knowingly assisted the young woman in committing prostitution. that's why they asked for a key piece of testimony to be read back. >> the detective asked scot how did you assist in it. he said well, i protected her, i walked behind her, made sure she got in the van. we got back in the room and flipped drastically. so on that first night, it was never really proven that he actually assisted her, but when he said i was protecting her, walking her to the van, we don't know if it happened both nights but we knew it happened one of the nights. so once again, that's why we found a not guilty and a guilty, because the first time life happens, he made a mistake. but on the second night, it's kind of, you knew what you were doing. we all kind of came to that conclusion. >> coming up -- >> you exploited and pimped a 17-year-old child. you have a signif

tom foreman takes us through the first four weeks. >> reporter: amid the rush of his first 100 days presidenttalking policy. >> my administration remains very focused on the issues that will encourage economic growth. but problems are frequently blocking out that message. creating a picture of a white house in chaos. >> these attempts to lessen the enthusiasm of the inauguration are shameful and wrong. >> reporter: it started with the unproven claim of a record inauguration audience which when challenged produced the widely quotable statement -- >> our press secretary gave alternative facts to that. >> reporter: then the president himself chimed in insisting while he won the electoral vote he gathered fewer popular votes only because of the illegal voting. >> there are millions of votes in my opinion. >> reporter: again no proof and on it goes, a meeting amid sharp words. a raid in yemen went wrong. the president insisted terrorism is running so out of control. >> it's not even being reported. >> reporter: when that claim was disputed he issued a list of underreported incidents that took heat

the army corps of engineers during world war ii, harry heads to chicago, where he lands a job as a foremanelting plant, sweltering work, but not nearly as hot as the time harry spends hanging around the water cooler. >> that's where he met my mother. she was a receptionist, and he was a manager. and she was much younger and very pretty. and i think she just made him work for it. >> and he won. >> and he won. >> randy is the second of two boys. in 1960, when he's 3, his dad accepts a job at the us mint in denver, packs up the family, and heads west. it was a dream job for him because it was bringing him back to colorado. >> was it pretty prestigious to have a father who worked at the denver mint? >> i felt it was. in the schoolyard, when other children would ask me, "well, what's your dad do," i... "makes money." and they said, "no, no, really, what's he do?" "no, he makes money." >> randy's dad loves the precision that goes into minting the nation's coins. but as with any perfectionist, it's the flaws that really catch his eye. >> he had a bag full of these coins. and there was a few of th

i spoke to the foreman, here is what he had to say about that. >> i'm not anticipating much, just trying to keep it clean. the more it flows, the better -- i mean, the better chances of this staying down and not coming up. >> like i said, just last week this creek had its highest water levels in nearly two denyicade. right here in east pal according to the usgs, as you guys mentioned not too long ago a flood watch is in effect for this until this afternoon here in this area. we are live near the creek. >> and we see it is coming down steady. it's a sight we haven't seen in a decade or so. this is the first time since 2006. the beautiful sight, though, is bringing some very real concerns. water officials are pushing out water as fast as they can. the morgan hill office of emergency services is also advising people who live in the coyote estate the to consider sandbagging their homes. the santa clara water district is also warning neighborhoods during the various flee markets. the water district is also concerned about the rock springs neighborhood, that area around kelly park and the gold

i'm learning george foreman grill franch french it is the most beautiful of the romance manuals., i had to pay her a compliment, whatever, so i go to the manual, go to page 17, i said sweetie, i'm sorry, you are beautiful, your face looks just like the-- which apparently is a greas catching drip tray. (laughter) good night, everybody. thank you very much, good night, all. (cheers and applause). >> stephen: his comedy album, it's not me, it's the world, on sale now, paul mecurio, everybody. we'll be right back. (applause) ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, (applause). >> stephen: this' it for the late show, join us next week with shailene woodley, christine baranski, bob odenkirk and sally field. now stick around for james corden. good night. ♪ are you ready y'all to have some fun ♪ feel the love tonight don't you worry 'bout ♪ where you come from it'll gonna be all right ♪ it's the late, late show >> reggie: ladies and gentlemen, all the way in new brunswick, canada, give it up for your host

foreman trump's tone perhaps the relationship was cozy. >> i think again like i said what we have is the national intelligence community with illegal tapping letting out that information to the washington post in an effort to take out former national security adviser michael flynn and i think if you take a step back at some of the other election where is allegations like this have been made, particularly in 96 with the chinese fund-raising we had actual evidence of the chinese trying to influence the election through financial contributions. the president was making fund-raising calls out of his official office. those are real illegal activities. what we're talking about here again is just a imprecise allegation and again the only real fact that we have is that the national intelligence community illegally capped michael flynn a private citizen having conversations. >> so you don't think that what the 17 intel agency versus said about russia hacking the dnc you don't think that that's real evidence. >> i don't think we have all the facts in that regard. all i'm say as good what has b

first start with meteorologist bill henley first and foreman. the great weather. >> i am ready for nice warm weather. it will start today. starting off with clouds. we have seen a few rain drops in some areas this morning. spring city pennsylvania not too rainy there. most of the area is dry. i am tracking some showers exiting the lehigh valley and some light rain showers that have developed in philadelphia. some of the immediate suburbs into delaware county. see light rain showers are pushing right through to the east. the showers will be light and they will be departing this morning. the clouds are going to linger for much of the afternoon. even in the lehigh valley where it's drying out right now. during the afternoon, later afternoon hours, that's when we'll see some clouds break for sunshine. right now the suburbs 37 degrees. mostly cloudy over king of pruss prussia: 45 at 9:00. still looking at mostly cloudy skies at lunchtime today. philadelphia, 42. few rain showers end and clouds still with us at 9:00 and nn time expect to see some thin

tom foreman takes a look. >> reporter: by many measures, the new administration has been a shot of adrenaline economy. the new president pushing u.s. companies to keep more jobs in the country, approving long-die laid pipeline projects and approving projects. >> we are going to lower taxes on american business, so it's cheaper and easier to produce product and beautiful things like airplanes right here in america. >> reporter: the stock market rose more in president trump's first month than it has for any other new president since lbj. how much credit he deserves is debatable, but consumer confidence already growing under barack obama is still climbing too. >> this administration is running like a fine-tuned machine. >> reporter: on key issues for his party, he's kept his word, picking a conservative supreme court nominee, going ahead with repealing and replacing obamacare even though details are lacking, and still preparing for a wall on the mexican border. his supporters are thrilled. >> we the people, our movement is the reason why our president of the united states is standing here in fro

i'm learning george foreman grill franch french it is the most beautiful of the romance manuals.i had to pay her a compliment, whatever, so i go to the manual, go to page 17, i said sweetie, i'm sorry, you are beautiful, your face looks just like the-- which apparently is a greas catching drip tray. (laughter) good night, everybody. thank you very much, good night, all. (cheers and applause). >> stephen: his comedy album, it's not me, it's the world, on sale now, paul mecurio, everybody. we'll be right back. (applause) [ goat bleat ] by peggy lee playing ] [ it's a good day [ crow caws, music continues ] this is gonna be awesome! when it comes to buying a house... trulia knows the house is only half of it. and with 34 map overlays like playgrounds, demographics, schools, and more... you can find the right house and the right neighborhood for you. trulia. the house is only half of it. ♪ strummed guitar you can't experience the canadian rockies through a screen. you have to be here, with us. there's only one way to travel through this natural wonder and get a glimpse of amazing. an

in fact, chris the foreman told me, they have cleared and cleaned this area so often this winter they have it down by a science. by 2:30 the street was open. in sand canyon, on sand canyon road a crew of eight getting the mud out. moving it out for homeowners holly and mike who just moved in. >> we just moved in sunday. >> reporter: and friday's storm was so strong, they suddenly had two rivers running through their almost 2-acre property. >> yeah. river from the back and river from the front. >> it was just flowing so hard i was in shock! >> reporter: so was her dad who lived in this neighborhood for 25 years. >> it was the worst i have seen. just coming down in sheets last night when i came upper. it was horrible. >> reporter: he urged his daughter and future son-in-law to buy this country home with a pool. >> oh!! i'm very sad for 'em. >> reporter: as for that sparkling pool? >> it's about 4 feet deep in mud. >> reporter: he said it will take about two days to clean up this mess. then they will dive into the pool. figuratively speaking. >>> one weather expert tells the "l.a. times"

casey affleck won for best actor in his role foreman chester by the sea which they were surprised.y were expecting denzel washington to win. emma stone wins for la la land viola davis won for best supporting actress in fences. first african-american woman to win an oscar and tone a ward for acting. and ali wins for best supporting actor for his role in moon light. he was also first muslim actor to win an academy award as well. >> is there more highlights. here's karen hepp joining us from the news room with more high lights from the show. >> hi there guys. so many moments. the biggest is huge mess up they had in the beginning when they announced wrong film for the best picture. >> the academy a ward for best picture. >> you're awful. >> come on. la la land. >> there is a mistake. moon light, you guys won best picture. >> moon light won. this is not a joke. >> this is not a joke. i'm afraid they read the wrong thing. >> this is not a joke. >> oh, lord that was a moment. everybody there, absolutely shocked by that one. so that was big screw up moment. lets take a positive moment, of

roger, a powerline construction foreman from enon, mississippi, owned a remington model 700 rifle, andought another one for his older, then 12-year-old son, zac. >> roger stringer: we loved the one that i had and he was old enough and mature enough. >> stahl: and how much was the safety stressed? >> roger stringer: paramount. >> stahl: but one night in 2011, the two boys, zac and justin, home alone, got into a fight. zac, then 15, got his remington 700. >> zac stringer: and i loaded it. i loaded it with the purpose of scaring him. >> stahl: you knew you weren't supposed to load the gun in the house. >> zac stringer: yes, ma'am, i had been-- i had been taught better. >> stahl: he says eventually emotions calmed down. >> zac stringer: and i started to stand up off of the couch and when i-- when i bent at the waist and started up, i heard a click. and it went off. and i remember the fire leapin' from the barrel. i remember seein' it hit. it was-- half his head was gone. >> stahl: panicking, he says, he went and got justin's gun and placed it between his brother's legs to make it appear as

into the arena, and walked down the aisle to get into the ring with either joe frazier or george foremanone like that, if some guy in the tenth row said, "hey, you are a bum," he didn't respond to that, because champions don't respond to every slight. he is so thin-skinned. >> bill: hear me. >> don't you see how thin-skinned this man is? >> bill: i'm not going to say he's not thin-skinned. i am saying to you, it is harder for him to runun the nation when the press is actively trying to subvert him. that a guy like putin says, oh, trump is not going to be able to do anything, the press is killing him. it is harder for trump to make a deal. this is much bigger than just a personal, thin-skinned thing. this is, it is harder to run a country because these dishonest people are undermining the whole process. that is his point. the last word. >> this is why jake tapper used the word "unhinged," a word i didn't use, but frankly, a word that i am starting to understand. he is too thin-skinned. and he goes after everybodys wo takes a shot at him. he is incapable of taking a shot and saying, well,

tom foreman is out front on how devos is quickly becoming a lightning rod. >> reporter: more than anyhe new president's cabinet, education secretary betsy devos is under attack. protesters have chased her down the street -- >> shame shame shame shame! >> reporter: she's been dogged in the media -- >> stand up fight back! >> reporter: and online the american federation of teachers has turned her from punchline to punch bag. >> we're not going to sit by as she privatizes public education. >> this level of protection is very strange. usually when we get these types of orders from the attorney general, when we've had some strange orders for protection over the years, this is unique. >> the vice president votes in the affirmative and the nomination is confirmed. >> reporter: what's made devos such a target? maybe it was her confirmation by a single vote. or perhaps her incorrect and instantly ridiculed claim about a wyoming school and guns. >> i would imagine that there's probably a gun in the school to protect from potential grizzlies. >> reporter: but missteps beyond those of other cabin

as tom foreman reports, the price tag for security is becoming a big number. >> the cost of protect iinging first family could be epic. starting with the president, the vice president, wives, confidants, children and grand kid, over 20 people from the get go. >> it's unprecedented. >> cnn security analyst says the equation is complicated by the trump family working out of so many places. the white house, the mar-a-lago club in florida, several private residences in and out of d.c. and trump tower in new york, which the first lady calls home. secret service director joseph clancy. >> when i go into trump tower, the restaurant is full. starbucks is full of people, so the challenges to a lot of those businesses to continue to operate, but in a secure manner. >> in the work, permanently hiring out a whole floor for security operations. >> to give you a sense, that would be 13,000 square feet of prime new york real estate at a four year market value of $6 million. although the president could give his team a deal. another worry, most of trump's children are grown and involved in business, mea