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we spent a lot of money to get this going. >> reporter: both greer and casey jones at fair winds say more breweries, likely to help their bottom line too. >> if people want to come in and they have a great product, we are right there to help them. i think we're all one big happy family at this point. >> i don't know if you noticed but the supreme court has a new york city block. three of the eight justices grew up riding the subway, all three of them are women. one of them is ruth bader ginsburg. off the bench the notorious rbg as she is is affectionately called loves the theater. news 4's barbara harrison caught up with the justice this week. >> reporter: ruth bader ginsburg is no stranger to the limelight. she certainly earned her spot on the list of most-recognized americans. and while opera diva is what she dreamed of being as a teenager, there's another moniker. a nom due guerre. a warrior's name young fans have given her. do you know they call you the notorious -- >> the notorious rbg. when that started a few years ago and people said what do you think about it? and i said, the

ask. [ applause ] >> joining me now, senior advisor and spokes person for "move on.org" and steven greerwe are focusing on trump's remarks on education, inner city problems what did you think of those portions of the address. >> well, you know, donald trump likes to lump us all into one. he believes all black people live in poverty are uneducated, get shot in the street and it doesn't surprise me because this is, if you look at his history with race, he basically gets an f, if you look back to 1970s when the trump organization got hit with housing discrimination to the central park five, falsely accusing them of being guilty. it goes on to his foray into politics with birth a rare and -- what we saw with spreading dog whistles in his campaign and putting out overtly racist things so it's not all that surprising but that piece a lot of it is very familiar as well which is that law and order of the 1960s of nixon and reagan. very familiar conserve attive language. >> listen to president trump saying in the past inner cities have failed to deal with these challenges. >> i will not allow mis

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the bodies identified as daric benjamin greer and 16-year-old natalee,. >> she was my best friend. when she walked into a room she took your breath away. >> reporter: the sheriff's office is not commenting on how the friends were killed. they are awaiting autopsy results which could take weeks. we'll have the latest on the investigation coming up at 7:00 a.m. with your "g.m.a." first look, i'm eva pilgrim, abc new york. then we wad it up to make it nice and soft. but grandma, we use charmin ultra soft so we don't have to wad to get clean. mmm, cushiony...and we can use less. charmin ultra soft gets you clean without the wasteful wadding. it has comfort cushions you can see that are softer... ...and more absorbent, and you can use up to 4 times less. remember, that's charmin in there... no wasteful wadding! we all go. why not enjoy the go with charmin. protein and living healt80 calories. it's nutrition that fits my healthy life. light & fit. do what fits you. >> hello, everyone and happy st. patrick's day, 5:27 a.m., friday morning, chilly, 30 degrees, getting up to 40 degrees toda

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howard dean, christina greer, rick stengel, thank you, all. up next, within this segment, before commercial, a precommercial tease, we have chris hayes on the show. moments ago, here's why, you may have noticed the box in the corner. senator bernie sanders was doing a town hall in southern west virginia, a place where a lot of people went for donald trump. they talked health care, education, jobs, and many of the concerns of rural americans which we are told often don't make the national discussion. senator sanders weighing in on that republican bill we were just discussing to replace obamacare. >> what really bothers me is that when you look at the republican bill, it should not be seen as a health care bill, because throwing millions of people off of health care is not health care legislation. what it should be seen as is a huge tax break for the wealthiest people in this country. >> you can see this entire special town hall tomorrow 8:00 p.m. eastern. and msnbc anchor chris hayes special all in america, bernie sanders in trump country, i'm

cunningham played alongside hal greer and walt chamberlain. >>> reading with a purpose. is bringing girl scouts and seniors together today. how the reading event at a cherry hill assisted living facility brightened the days for the residents there. . >>> read across america events and continue this weekend. >> beautiful saturday morning. little jay's favorite day of the week. >> allison read her book it's not so bad to children and seniors today. "eyewitness news" spring hill cherry hill assisted living community after reading everyone discussed ways to make healthy decisions. today was all about celebrating the arts and joy of reading. 6vf y26vfy y5yy >>> welcome back, the world's most famous and most anonymous graffiti artist opened up a hotel. space is more of a museum offering up commentary about war and oppression, they have unique styles with art displays through the. nearly every window opens up to a 30-foot wall of concrete. it is the first ever hotel designed and financed by the artist. that is grand. >> any grand news in the weather >> putting you on the spot h

greer called. what a piece of work she is. >> jack: maybe with the running commentary?ia: oh, yeah, and that tv gal you like so much -- she called. >> jack: hilary? >> gloria: how many tv gals do you know, mr. abbott? she wanted to thank you for the advice. >> jack: give me 10 minutes, and i'll return these calls. >> gloria: you know something, i am just a little bit curious. what golden nugget of wisdom did you throw at that little scamp? >> jack: none of your concern, gloria. >> gloria: want my advice? >> jack: not at all. >> gloria: do not trust that modern-day hedda hopper. >> jack: you should be thanking hilary rather than taking shots at her. that woman saved your hide when she stopped that interview, clarissa.

." >> hi, this is "made in hollywood", i am judy greer. >> and i am cheryl heinz.d like it was in technicolor. [ laughter ] >> and then you grow up. >> congratulations on the film. when you first saw this script. what caught your attention and made you say, you know what, i want to be a part of this film? [ laughter ] >> go. >> i just thought it was just a really dynamite script. daniel clause who also wrote the gravel novel wrote the script. and i thought it was really funny, quirky, really unusual guy. you know, has this habit of saying things that he probably shouldn't. >> it's beautiful. >> i fell in love with it too. i think it's heart breaker and subverse i have and poetic all in this, you know, down right hilarious story. >> when you are drawing comics you are sit alone in your room with no thoughts of anything just drawing on a piece of paper trying to make yourself laugh to translate those years of work in to there is woody rarely son saying what you wrote it's actually i don't understand my exreangs. >> my life left me seventeens years ago. i just need to

g gustavo marquez was arrested in el paso not far from where the bodies of derek benjamin greer and natalie partida were found. the investigation is ongoing. >>> in northern california, police are searching for a woman who allegedly hit several people with her car in a walmart parking lot. surveillance video shows her nearly hitting a mother and a 3-year-old child. police say that she did strike at least five other people. she was apparent liang bring her to return some batteries that she had purchased. >> all that because of batteries. >> she really wanted to return those batteries. >>> so, say you miss a call and don't recognize the number. apparently you shouldn't call back. federal trade commission is warning of a one ring phone scam. so here's how it works. the crooks auto dialer is programmed to hang up after one ring. the number left on your phone looks like one in the united states but it's actually not and when you call back, you're hit for the connection as well as every minute that you're on hold. so here are the ten area codes most often associated with this particular scam, the

greer called. what a piece of work she is. >> jack: maybe with the running commentary?and that tv gal you like so much -- she called. >> jack: hilary? >> gloria: how many tv gals do you know, mr. abbott? she wanted to thank you for the advice. >> jack: give me 10 minutes, and i'll return these calls. >> gloria: you know something, i am just a little bit curious. what golden nugget of wisdom did you throw at that little scamp? >> jack: none of your concern, gloria. >> gloria: want my advice? >> jack: not at all. >> gloria: do not trust that modern-day hedda hopper. >> jack: you should be thanking hilary rather than taking shots at her. that woman saved your hide when she stopped that interview, clarissa.

by two bodies lying on the shoulder of the road later identified to be 15-year-old derek benjamin greer16-year-old natalie poretita. both families speaking out for the first time. >> he was always just so loving and he was my best friend. >> she walked into a room, she took your breathe away. >> reporter: the sheriff's office is not commenting on how they were killed. they are awaiting autopsy results which could take weeks. the school's principal says that counseling can available to any student who needs help. much more later on "gma." >>> a man in washington state is said to be fine following drastic action when his phone caught fire. the phone was left on the floor of a costco south of seattle when it started burning. he took off his pants to avoid being injured. he said the phone was an lg. it's unclear why it went up in flames. no comment from the company about this incident. >>> a regional flight in australia made an emergency landing in sydney after losing a propeller. there were no injuries aboard the plane. but the propeller has not been found and it will likely be a key piece

gray, saying they are fake women in that rather crude way, she goes out of her way to attack that —— greer do not necessarily understand. it will be interesting to hear from these understand. it will be interesting to hearfrom these men if understand. it will be interesting to hear from these men if they feel that when they become women. a lot of the men, in the magazine piece, they do agree with jenni murray and say having lived as women they understand there is a whole thing around being a woman they have not understood, which is why it is an interesting piece. transgender people do know something about struggle. a different struggle, but i don't think... you certainly have to be careful about dismissing the unique problems they have is a community and in terms of getting to where they are now. jenni murray is not doing that, she is saying a lot of the men who transition do not have a particularly good understanding of a lot of women's issues and she is specific about what she is talking about. we will leave that because we want to get to the big story of the morning. the cauliflower! th

. >> reporter: celia is so upset she's dumped her raiders greer in the trash, outside team headquarterscalling the franchise owner a traitor. >> mark davis is all about his money, nothing about the raiders. >> reporter: rolendo came to mourn the team in black. >> it's someone you might not even know, it's a one of a kind thing and they took that from us. >> reporter: it ain't over until it's over. >> they left and came back to oakland because it's home. they can go to las vegas and come book to oakland and come home. >> reporter: his optimism is the exception and raiders fans should prepare for an announcement that's going to produce both anger and resentment. >> if you're not sure how to share your feels, just share this badge on facebook. >>> a san francisco man accused of trying to kidnap a 13-year-old girl made his first appearance before a judge this afternoon. 26-year-old lee ig igle charged with sexual assault and two counts of intent to commit lewd acts. he grabbed a teenage girl and tried to drag her into a car. some bystanders are credited with rescuing her. >>> jessica malaco

. >> the question is from emily goolet from greer. given betsy devos' -- >> how many of you believe that elections matter? no, you don't. you want the same policies even though you lost. it don't work that way. for the last eight years, for the last eight years, we have had policies that i don't agree with, but obama had a right to act. how many people went to public education? me too. how many believe that public education will be better if you just throw more money at it? how many of you believe that public education is never going to get better until it is shaken up? that's what i believe. so i believe in charter schools. i believe in choice. i believe in school choice for people -- here's what i'll tell you, every one of you booing went to a good school, you have no idea what it is like to go to a school that is -- >> this question is from mark from greenville. what is your position on foreign aid assistance, specifically for poverty reduction and international development plans? >> let her speak. let her speak. >> we need a micro

we spent a lot of money to get >> reporter: greer and casey jones at fairwinds say more breweries likely to help their bottom line too. >> if people want to come in and they have a great product, we are right there to help them. i think we're all one big happy family at this point. >>> it's still the newest gambling attraction but the mgm national harbor can no longer claim the title of the most lucrative casino in the state, at least not for the month of february. mgm slipped to the number two spot. maryland live was number one. the mgm says it's drawing in an average of 22,000 visitors every day. >>> a dead end for investigators reviewing a fire that tore through much of harper's ferry back in 2015. a state official tells news4's scott macfarland is the investigati i standstill. the official said, no new information has been brought forth or developed since the fire itself. that fire consumed at least four historic buildings in the heart of the village at the national park site. business owners there told news4 they suspected arson, but no one has ever been arrested. >>> still ahead, a

. >> reporter: celia is so upset she's dumped her raiders greer in the trash, outside team headquarterscalling the franchise owner a traitor. >> mark davis is all about his money, nothing about the raiders. >> reporter: rolendo came to mourn the team in black. >> it's someone you might not even know, it's a one of a kind thing and they took that from us. >> reporter: it ain't over until it's over. >> they left and came back to oakland because it's home. they can go to las vegas and come book to oakland and come home. >> reporter: his optimism is the exception and raiders fans should prepare for an announcement that's going to produce both anger and resentment. >> if you're not sure how to share your feels, just share this badge on facebook. >>> a san francisco man accused of trying to kidnap a 13-year-old girl made his first appearance before a judge this afternoon. 26-year-old lee ig igle is charged with sexual assault and two counts of intent to commit lewd acts. he grabbed a teenage girl and tried to drag her into a car. some bystanders are credited with rescuing her. >>> jessica mal

they know of 71 cases of whales getting caught in fishing greer off the coast of california, oregon andwashington. california has legislation meant to encourage crabbers to remove unused crabbing gear from the ocean. >>> companys that want to build president trump's wall along the mexican and united states border will have more time. they made some clarify cakes. and the new -- clarifications. and is now it is extend wednesday, april 4th. >>> president trump's interior said it will be difficult to bull a wall along the u.s. border because of geographic and physical challenges and the other challenge is below ground where illegal drugs are smuggled into the country. >> reporter: every time authority find a tunnel, they filled the u.s. side with concrete. and mexican authorities said that filling their end was too expensive. and it was no secret that the cartels were building a tunnel just a couple block away from the bored. in the back of an empty warehouse, we found a tunnel covered by a steal slab. under it is still hallow, allowing the cartels to get back and reuse the drug portal sav

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white lab sage disappoint greered after a week of searching, the family gave up hope nearly. then a neighbor spotted the lab in a stream with his head barrelbarrel barely above the water. he was over joyed to find her alive and carried sage back home and the entire family cried. it inspired the community to hold a fundraiser for the santa cruz animal shelter. >>> weather is changing once again. >> drew tuma is here with the latest. >> ama and dan, it's changing for the better if you ask a lot of people. we'll dry out and warm up and bring back sunshine. live doppler 7 showing you action earlier today. morning showers there. now departing and it's really quiet scene over the region right now. we'll take you into tahoe a few hours ago, a little snow shower activity. it's winding down, as well but they have just gotten hammered the past 72 hours. look at the snowfall totals. donor pass, 56 inches of snow. king vail 47 inches. 41, heavenly over 3 feet of fresh powder in kirkwood coming in at 23 inches of snow. outside we go, live look from the tower camera showing you beautiful s

greer's friend said he was supposed to sleep over his house the night before.it but didn't respond. >> reporter: the sheriff's office is asking anyone with information about the case to contact them and reminding the community to remain vigilant as two heartbroken families search for answers. >> a part of you is gone forever like our house, our home will never be the same. >> why did they take two innocent people's lives? >> reporter: police say they need to get the autopsy and toxicology reports back in order to zero in on a cause of death. those could take weeks. amy. >> all right, neal, thank you. >>> let's bring in former dallas police chief and abc news contributor david brown for more on the story. chief brown, thanks for being with us. this is such a sad and disturbing case. there was no vehicle. these teens were found on the shoulder of the road in a remote area. does that tell you anything about what may have happen? >> really all the options of what may have happened is on the table. such a tragic event that police are going to be tight-lipped because

senior editorf slate and christina greer at fordham university, political science.ith the reason. it is harder to prove perjury than just a note that someone said something false. >> well, i think you -- it goes to the core that you said at the very beginning. we have been kind of defining truth down with lightning speed. and i think now there's this real question of intent. and even for a perjury charge or for "the new york times" alleging that someone lied, the question is, if we can't prove that someone intended to lie, then it's not a lie. and i think that more and more we're living in a world where we can never show intent. the popular rhetoric is we don't know what's in his head, in his heart. and so nobody lies. >> you put that so interestingly. you were describing, very precisely, the costanza defense. >> right. i think i'm even describing -- you may remember last week when folks were being called upon to defend donald trump's tweet about watergate and what we're hearing more and more is, well, he believed it as though then it's not false. i think we really,

only judy greer. >> i cry all the time. >> she's emotional and unstable.e you were here, cheryl, you talked about the fact you have a pet emu. >> i want to hear about this. i did not know this about you. >> yes. >> what's an emu? >> it looks like an ostrich. >> that's your emu? >> it just strolled around the living room? >> he did. >> is that a turtle? >> yes. >> where do you live? >> who is the cleanup person? >> that's the problem. you know, have you seen the pigeon poop is that big. imagine e it's not cute. >> where is the emu now? >> well, for a gift to me, my husband gave it away. he is on an emu farm. my sister emu farm? no. it's a good thing. >> he really is on a farm. >> he is alive. he's alive. >> good. >> toby is alive and well. >> toby is the name. >> in the malibu mountains. >> are you ever going to visit hiday. >> did you see the movie "protocol" with goldie hawn. she is a waitress. and she getstuck with the emu costume. i thought of that. >> before you leave us this morning, we hear you both have amazing singinge y v're going t one day? is th

joined now, political reporter from the daily beast, william cohan and professor christina greer. you think about the distraction here? >> what do i think about the distraction? i'm of two minds. first of all, i think that the media is on to trump if he is this kind of mad political genius, who is kind of puppet mastering the way people are talking about him or gods must be crazy situation where we're reading way more intelligence into what he's doing as to what's actually there. >> a coke bottle falls out of an airplane into a rural village. >> and the tweets are the coke bottle. >> for folks that haven't seen the movie and the rural villa r villagers are giving too much credence to the meaning of the coke bottle. >> right. there's a lot of randomness and rage and just noneffort in terms of trump. i think it's what comes naturally. >> the flip side of that, william, is a toddler may not be able to describe some strategy of game theory of working over their parents and yet a toddler can, through emotion of trial and error try to achieve outcomes. is it possible that he's very emot

and my reporting suggests, not necessarily any greer threat prilfrom the group, this was the target that w quote on the shelf. somebody they had been after for a while. and this mission had been briefed to the obama administration. which declined to approve it. so i said it's a significant escalation of our activity in yemen, we're going to push it to the next administration. president trump did approve it. now in terms of what intelligence was gathered, we may be getting caught up in terminology here. we're not saying they got nothing. and we're certainly not denigrating the sacrificings made by the navy seal who lost his life, but our information is that there is nothing really significant here. >> marco rubio today seemed to almost confirm that it's his understanding that there wasn't -- that -- you can't necessarily they mission was a full success, obviously, number one, we lost a navy seal, but that the mission itself wasn't a full success and there needs to be some investigation. is there momentum for that on the hill? >> absolutely. and the father of the fallen seal obviously is c

joining me now, jennifer reuben of the washington post, christina greer, associate professor of politicalcience. christina -- i can't help but in all of this just go back to how that campaign was run. you know, the central message was that the swirling questions meant that she was guilty, that she was krumtd, she was deceitful. he's up there chanting lock her up. it's pretty stunning to go back to that footage. >> he's saying that all while knowing he has met with these individuals and taken money from these particular individuals. >> he said lock her up while he was a secret foreign agent for the turkish government. >> that we know of. that's just one of the things we know. everything comes out, there's something that comes out every single day. so the audacity he's going to sit there and consistently talk about chanting lock her up, lock her up and talking about her credibility and how she's unthuft worthy knowing gl and well he might be looking at severe jail time if he's lucky. and the issue with trump is that trump has no loyalty to anyone except for trump. and so we are going to sta

derek greer and natalie partida are described as best friends who attended the same high school. no suspect information has been released. but police are asking anyone with information to come forward. >>> breaking overnight, firefighters battling a raging fire in downtown raleigh, north carolina. the five-story apartment complex is under construction and empty. the massive blaze filling the area with heavy smoke and forcing the evacuation of nearby homes and businesses. th another high-rise building and nearby rooftops. hundreds of customers are without power and there are reports of power lines catching fire. no reports, however, of any injuries. >>> and there's a big sporting event taking place in europe. tomorrow is the opening ceremony for the special olympics world . more than 2700 athletes from 107 countries are in austria. vice president mike pence's wife karp heads the u.s. presidential delega roberts is live in austria this morning for tselled "world news we provide random but yet fascinating coverage of the world's most popular game, soccer. there is an unusual inciden

. >> this question is from mary from greer. the g.o.p. proposed health care replacement plan involves vouchers or does not make it more difficult for the lower and middle class to afford adequate health care coverage? [applause] >> can i give you little secret? i don't even know what the g.o.p. plan is. let me tell you did you all see rand paul on tv? rand and i don't worry on much but he's right on this. they did it without any of us somewhere hidden away. you know what, let me tell my republican leaders who may be listening don't give lindsey graham take it or leave it options because i will leave it. i want you to know what we are doing. i don't want to replace obamacare what the process was just exact like we have had and i want you to understand why it should be better and i want to take responsibility if it's not. i want to have a say with what we do with your health care pit i believe obamacare is designed to get the privateer out of the system and i don't like that. i think it's a lousy idea but it's up to us as republicans to rep

jeremiah and will greer meet up in the high country and the old -- i think his character was bear claw said i hate skinning bears, but i don't mind hunting them. jeremiah was new to the country he said i don't mind hunting early in the morning, bear claws runng through the woods right behind him is this huge brown bear. he runs up to the cabin and jumps in the window. the bear jumps in with him and he out the front door and chested and says there's one for you and i'll have another one shortly. that's what congress is doing to the supreme court and courts across this country. we are not properly hunting the bear. we are not living up to that expectation of producing a bear where we of taking care of the things that we should have before you had to scan it. your job is to figure out whether passes constitutional muster and passes legal to the decisions that we have made here. for example in hobby lobby you mentioned the affordable care act is probably would have produced a different result le i mentioned the affordable care act. >> one sentence in the statute. >> you would think that th

. >> this question is from emily from greer. given betsy devos' stance on public education and education funding, how can we ensure that all students are able to receive a quality education. en. graham: great. it any of you believe matters. you want to the same policies even though you lost. for the last eight years we've had policies that i don't agree with but obama had the right to enact. how many people went to public education? me too. how many believe that public education will be better if you ust throw more money at it? how many of you believe that public education is never going to get better until it's shaken up? that's what a i believe. i believe in charter schools. nibble choice. - i believe in choice. i believe for choice in people who are caught in bad schools. every one of you booing went to a good school, you have no idea what it's like to go to a school that's -- [inaudible] >> this question from mark from greenville. what is your position on foreign aid assistance, specifically for poverty reduction and interna

jeremiah and will greer meet up in the high country and the old -- i think his character was bear claw said i hate skinning bears, but i don't mind hunting them. jeremiah was new to the country he said i don't mind hunting bea toent mind skinning. once he got one. early in the morning there's this great sun rise and bear claw is running through the woods and right behind him is this huge brown bear. he runs up to the cabin and jumps in the window. the bears jumps in with him and he runs out the door and says there's one for you and i'll have another one shortly. that's what congress is doing to the supreme court and to courts across this country. we're not properly hunting the bear. we're not living up to that expectation of producing a bear where we've taken care of the things we should have before you had to skin it. your job is to determine whether or not it passes constitutional mustard and whether or not it passes the legal test based on decisions we've made here. for example in hobby lobby you mentioned the affordable care act. >> one sentence in the statute. >> you would think t

he was arrested in el paso county not far from where the bodies of 15-year-old derek greer and 16-year-oldza were found on the side of a road last week. police are not commenting on a motive or cause of death saying the investigation is ongoing. >> oil is expected to start flowing through the dakota access pipeline this week. that's the word from the company building that pipeline. energy transfer partners says coordinated physical attacks at the site will not stop operations. the company did not provide details about those attacks. the pipeline stretches more than 1,000 miles from north dakota to illinois. >>> david rockefeller is being remembered this morning for using his fortune to help others. the billionaire banker and philanthropist died in his sleep on monday. the former head of chase bank was the last surviving grandson of oil tycoon j.d. rockefeller. he was 101 years old. >>> in the nba, the dislike between kevin durant's old team and his new team is growing. last night in oklahoma city, the warriors against the thunder. the teams were setting up for that late jump ball and then

the bodies of 15-year-old derek greer and 16-year-old natalie partida were found on the side of a road. in addition to first degree murder police say gustavo marquez faces kidnapping and robbery charges. >>> in sports the commissioner of the nba is warning teams about resting star players during games. this comes after lebron james and steph curry sat out during prime time action. the commissioner says teams could be penalized if they don't notify the league. >>> and it's not just pasta and cannolis at the dinner table in italy. a new study ranks italy as the healthiest nation on earth thanks to the mediterranean diet. it's rich in vegetables and olive oil. an italian born today can expect to live into his or her 80s. the u.s. was the 34th healthiest nation. i got to say, when i went to italy i was as unhealthy as it gets. bread, pasta, wine. i was not doing the mediterranean diet. >> mamma mia, no. all right. >> it didn't hurt you. >> just a little bit. >> i know. just a little extra running you had to do. all worked out in the end. let's go to ginger now with several fires burning ac