time and again, he broke into his famed boyish grins as the troops went by, their guns reaching a preciselant. ♪ the colorful costumes of the wahoo tribe were emphasized by the drumming of its members. among the yelling cowboys was a roper who world over his head and inviting news in open invitation to the president who stepped forward and invited a throw at his body, a salute dropped around the general's shoulders, he was grinning like a kid at the circus. various indian chiefs that the word and many stopped to shake the general's. among them was blown angle -- lone eagle. the risk deity in the line of the march and on the sidelines also from the baton tossing drum major its and drum thumpers. to enable cadets whose cadence defy duplication. despite his civilian garb, the president was obviously a soldier when the troops swung by as the members of the armed forces passed him, the general stood grim and motionless. only his eyes moved. a parade high point was a procession of floats depicting the new president's life story. the salute from texas to her native son. the kansas float represen

as the loop dropped around the general's shoulders, he was grinning like a kid at the circus. chiefs in the oncoming unit, got the word. and many stopped to shake the general. among them was lone eagle. yes, there was gaiety in the line of march, and on the sidelines, too, from the baton tossing majorettes to the fancy drum stoppers. to the naval cadets. despite his civilian garb, the president was obviously a soldier when the troops swung by. as the members of the armed forces past him, the general stood grim and motionless. only his eyes moved. ♪ narrator: a parade high point was the procession of floats depicting the new president's life story. the salute from texas to her native son. the kansas float representing the years of his childhood. the dairy industry reminded the general of his youth working for a creamery. the float from illinois covering the west point period was dominated by a symbol of the pentagon. the marriage of the eisenhower's, complete with a giant cake, came from ohio though the ceremony took place in colorado. the theme of west virginia's float was the

. >>> one public health department is jumping on the emoji band wagon >> from a big giant grin to smirk, faces are being ranked to restaurants. >> reporter: if they had post it scores i wouldn't have gone in, i wouldn't have gotten sick >> doesn't want what happened to her to happen to you. she's had the misfortune of getting e coldly twice from restaurant food. >> internal bleeding, small children who have died, adults who have died. >> reporter: she's been part of the push to rate restaurants with visible ranks and this is what the county came up with the system features grinning emojis to denote whether a place is considered excellent good ok or needs improvement >> we created a system that can be universally understood >> dow constantine said it's important the ranks were more than pass fail for the roughly 12,000 restaurants >> they're more than just businesses. they make our neighborhoods more vibrant places to live. >> reporter: they reflect the four most recent inspections, food safety inspectors are now paired up to make sure they're consistency in the >> standards we want to h

a big grin on your face, taking centrestage. a big grin on yourface, susie.me to be starring here today? —— tell us a little bit. i was lucky to be singing in a sussex earlier this year and during the reception, the tricks reception, i was relieved because i was finished singing and i was having a glass of champagne and somebody tapped me on the shoulder and it turned out it was the director of the parade. he asked me ifi turned out it was the director of the parade. he asked me if i would come and seeing on new year's day. you have something like 700 musicians backing you up? yes, 700 girls and boys and acquire. a choir from america. ——a choir. please entertain us now. # rule britannia! britannia rules the waves. britain never, never, never shall be slaves be sikh ruled that ——# rule britannia! that --# rule britannia! a perfect way to end it. stay with us — headlines coming—up. hello, this is breakfast with rogerjohnson. coming up before 8am, we'll take a look back at the last year in the world of the weather. but first, a summary of this morning's main new

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you were grinning through that. i loved it.veryone said this was so good i thought it was going to be a disappointment, but it wasn't. this is his second musical, he made another one before and then he made whiplash. from the beginning, the screen opens up into this glorious cinemascope and it is an explosion of colour and there is this fabulous dance sequence which reminds you of fame. then the story occupies a space between, on the one hand, then the style jar of woody allen, and the free—form felicity of gravity. there is a sequence where we go flying with the cameras. the performances were brilliant. emma store dominates that. she has to play at acting to be an actor and she does it brilliantly. —— emma stone. it was well choreographed and i love the lyrics. they are now fred and ginger but they are not meant to be. they had the magic but they also have the feet underground and it has the texture of real life. i thought it was charming. it is not afraid to be melancholy or poignant, it is not afraid to do things. it is not

donald trump will want to put his arm round her and he will grin. how will she stand? we will grin.ep an eye on this. coming up on bbc news channel, we will bring you outside sauce with ros atkins for the international news on bbc one, george alun guy will bring you that. welcome to outside source. president trump has just arrived welcome to outside source. president trump hasjust arrived on welcome to outside source. president trump has just arrived on air force one. this is the live feed coming to the bbc newsroom. whenever the president begins to speak, you will see it here. the mexican president is on twitter telling us the meeting is on twitter telling us the meeting is off, he won't be travelling, and perhaps that was inevitable after mr trump goaded him over us plans to make mexico pay for the border wall thatis make mexico pay for the border wall that is going to be built. we will be live in mexico city, philadelphia and washington in the next few minutes. we will also turn to west africa, because the gambian president is heading to his

you're grinning all the way through it. i loved it. you and everybody else.into it thinking, the problem is everybody said it is so good it will be a disappointment and it isn't. it is really, really good. firstly, this is damien chazelle's second musical. he made another one before, he made whiplash which was drums as a war movie. full metal hi—hat we called it. from the beginning, it said it was presented in cinemascope and the screen opens up into this glorious cinemascope, digital colours. there is a fabulous dance sequence. it is like the kids from fame but done in la. then what the story does is it occupies a space between on the one hand this nostalgic clunkiness of woody allen films and the free—form fluidity of gravity. in fact there is a scene where we are literally flying. i thought the performances were terrific. emma stone dominates it. she plays somebody who has two go to an audition and act being an actor. a really ha rd a really hard thing to do! and she does it brilliantly. i thought the song and dance numbers were well choreographed, i loved

you remember that famous picture he had a election and huge grin on his face.rexit -- britain needs all of the friends they can get right now, none more so than the united states. wasf course, donald trump in favor of brexit and boris johnson is meeting with jared kushner. also, steve bannon, the controversial trump advisor. i got a chance to meet with bob said it was one of the most enjoyable meetings he ever had with a foreign secretary. he avoided the common diplomatic speak that gets in the way. some of the words that boris johnson would have heard is that bob corker said that britain would be in the front seat in a transatlantic trade deal. barack obama had warned that britain would be at the back in a trade deal. those will be soothing words for boris johnson. >> thank you very much. a look at some of the news of the day. mexico says that the country dialogue,or dignified despite a challenge. wants to build a wall and renegotiate a major trade agreement, threatening heavy tariffs. thoughts on reunification have begun in geneva. inis seen as the best chanc

grinning emojies to consider whether a place is good, okay or needs improvement.e've created a system that could be universally understoods it is important that the rankings are more than pass/fai/ for kings county. they00 are more than just businesses. they make our neighborhoods moro vibrant places to live. the food safety inspectors arenp now paired up to make sure there's consistency in the ratings. it's a rating that we want toant hold for everybody.body the only top 50 percent can eastern an excellent ranking. zip code helps take into account that could be a new owner in the business, new workers in thethe business, a change in menu or ar change in inspector. for sarah shot said she's not crazy about grading restaurants on a curve but she's happypy there's a plan underway. what's your favorite he mog ji he moggy. stay with us. whether you're looking for au' thriller, actionre film or bio pick, this new weekend's new movie releasees have gotcha covered. they include a super phi returning after a decade. fox's ashley dvorkin. >>reporter: thin diesel is back in

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you're grinning all the way through it. i know, i loved it. well, you and everybody else.ent into it thinking, the problem is everybody said this is so good, it's going to be a crushing disappointment and it isn't. it's really, really good. firstly, this is actually chazelle's second musical. he'd made a thing called guy and madeline on a park bench before he made whiplash which was drums as a war movie. full metal hi—hat we called it at the time. from the beginning, it said it was presented in cinemascope and the screen opens up into this glorious cinemascope, an explosion of colour, blues, yellows, greens, really primary colours. there is a fabulous dance sequence on a freeway which is almost kids from fame but done in la. then what the story does is it occupies a space between, on the one hand this nostalgic clunkiness of woody allen's everyone says i love you, and the free—form fluidity of gravity. in fact there is a scene where we are literally flying. i thought the performances were terrific. emma stone dominates it. she plays somebody who has to go to an audition an

. ♪ chances are 'cause i wear a silly grin ♪ there are artists we'll always remember... ♪ mona lisa,lisa ♪ men have named you there are beautiful songs, words and memories that will always touch our hearts... ♪ it's impossible ♪ to tell the sun to leave the sky ♪ ♪ it's just impossible this is the music of your life. ♪ she wore blue velvet ♪ bluer than velvet was the night ♪

it meant lots of these, known in the trade as the grip and grin. it was thursday it must be hungry.inister of slovenia or slovakian? it all came to a head at a tense summit in brussels in february. it all came to a head at a tense summit in brussels in februarylj will summit in brussels in february.” will fight for britain. if we can get a good deal i will take it but i will not take a deal that does not meet what we need. that involved a lot of croissant. benefits were limited to migrants in the eu and exempted in britain from the idea of an ever closer union. deal done. the referendum was on. i will go to parliament and propose that the british people decide our future in europe. through a referendum on thursdayjune europe. through a referendum on thursday june 20 three. time to the cabinet to choose sides. are you remaining? are you voting out? chancellor, are you voting in? six front benches joined the official out campaign called vote leave. among them michael gove. the world waited to see which way this other big beast would jump. after a weekend of agonising, borisjohnson lac

grinning, like. i said, okay, he got it. >> you got it then. >> you got it. so, we ushered him in.put our arms around him and ushered him in and we've been eteaching him and speaking into his life ever since. >> i can't say enough. it's a beautiful piece of work, and that's why it's got all this buzz on it here in this awards season. and i'll close where i began. i actually saw a lot of great performances this year, but i personally have not seen anybody as brilliant as mykelti williamson in gabriel in "fences" alongside denzel washington and golden globe-winning viola davis. mykelti, you killed it, man, and i'm just honored to be sitting next to you given what you've put for us to see on that screen. so, thank you. >> thank you, tavis. it's a privilege to call you friend. >> i appreciate that. >> it really is. thank you, sir. >> that's our show for tonight. thanks for watching. and as always, keep the faith. >> announcer: for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org. >> hi, i'm tavis smiley. joining me for a conversation with john heilemann, co-managing edit

teddy threw back his head, flashed his to the grin and said i will make my body. he was about 11 years old when that happened. soon after, he began to exercise in the gym. later on he took auction license -- boxing lessons and he hunted. he really did make his body. the asthma was there with him for years but eventually, went away. by the time he was an adult, the lesson was that a commitment to physical fitness could take his scrawny little boy and turn him into a vigorous man. as roosevelt was coming to believe this, he was becoming a fan of football. as with so many other americans. roosevelt remained a fan as he graduated from politics and branched out west to become an increasingly visible public figure. in 1895, shortly because for -- shortly before he became a dozen of the police commissioner james o'neill a letter to walter camp. it is a great letter and i will read about 300 words from. -- from it. here is what he said. for your championship of athletics, they met on the farm and in the workshop here as in other countries is an -- at enough to get is a co

>> i hope he captures my wave, as i have a big grin and i say, i'm going on vacation. >> inaugurationme of pomp and ceremony and the swearing in is just the start. balls will take place and all eyes will be on the new first lady, melania trump and what she's wearing. rita braver has the story. >> president kennedy and the first lady venture from the white house. ♪ >> there is pat nixon in a handsoeame bdrded ess. ♪ >> they're on the world stage. every camera that's available will be here photographing the inauguration, and that first dance in the inaugural gown. >> reporter: ann stock should know. as a former white house social secretary -- >> this is me with the president. >> reporter: and a former bloomingdale's executive, she believes that inaugural gowns tell an important story. >> it's the history of who we are. it's our humanity and our history unfolding before us. >> reporter: and so the first of american history is one of the most popular exhibits in the whole smithsonian. one of the earliest inaugural gowns was worn in 1905 by edyth roosevelt, wife of theodore. >> this would

. >> reporter: that all happened back in september, and his grin has only gotten wider since. >> hi, heart, come in. >> reporter: today, norah visits at least one a week. and every time, it's the grocery store all over again. >> i knew i was going to get a hug. >> reporter: their last visit was over christmas. he got her some dress-up clothes and she got him a gallery of framed photos. >> it's a bridge. >> oh, okay. >> reporter: by the way, dan does have grand kids of his own. but they're grown and gone. and norah does have grandparents, but her mom says this is a completely different kind of bond, that almost defies explanation. >> she fell asleep holding a picture of him. what? >> she opened me to a love that i didn't know existed. >> do you feel like you have a purpose now? >> of course. norah. i know i made room in my heart for a lot more. >> reporter: steve hartman, on the road, in augusta, georgia. >> that's the "overnight news" for this wednesday. for this wednesday. from the cbs broadcast c c c captioning funded by cbs for this wednesday. from the cbs broadcast c c c >>> it's

. ♪ chances are 'cause i wear a silly grin ♪ there are artists we'll always remember. ♪ mona sa, monahave named you there are beautiful songs, words and memories that will always touch our hearts... ♪ it's impossible ♪ to tell the sun to leave the sky ♪ ♪ it's just impossible this is the music of your life.

cofounder grin has spoken out against the ban and he has joined protests at sfo. google has now set up a fund that will use company cash and employee donations to help immigrant rights groups. >>> the travel ban leading to a deeply personal choice for a syrian born refugee. she now has to make the decision between her love and her adopted country. 22-year-old hannan raolas was studying biology at the college in alameda. he escaped syria for turkey. alan just got her green card and planned to fly to him. get married and bring him back to the u.s. that dream is now on hold, still she says she understands president trump's decision. >> i don't blame him. i know it's his country and he wants to keep it safe from terrorists and everybody. but the refugees they want to live and be. >> she needs to decide whether to leave her life in america behind to be with the one she loves. the likelihood of them being able to return is now slim. >>> the san francisco unified school district is trying to ease the fears of families who may be affected by the executive order on immigra

where i can lay my head ♪ ♪ hey, mister, can you tell me where a man might find a bed ♪ ♪ he just grinnedtake a load off, fanny ♪ take a load for free ♪ take a load off, fanny ♪ and you put the load right on me ♪ y'all know this song? come on. ♪ i picked up my bag ♪ went lookin' for a place to hide ♪ ♪ when i saw old carmen and the devil walkin' side by side ♪ ♪ i said, hey, carmen ♪ come on, let's go downtown ♪ she said, i gotta go but my friend can stick around ♪ y'all sing. ♪ take a load off, fanny ♪ take a load for free ♪ take a load off, fanny ♪ and, and, and you put the load right on me ♪ can i play a little piano for y'all? [cheers and applause] [harry playing piano] ♪ catch a cannon ball ♪ now to take me down the line ♪ my bag is sinkin' low and i do believe it's time ♪ ♪ to get back to miss fanny ♪ you know she's the only one ♪ who sent me here with her regardfoeveryone ♪ you all sing, come on. ♪ take a load off, fanny ♪ take a load for free ♪ take a load off, fanny ♪ and, and, and you put the load right on me ♪ ♪ you put the load right on me ♪ all right [cheers and applause] >>

. >> reporter: until recently, the targets of satire were obliged to grit their teeth, grin, and bearttlefield has changed. >> google, what is isis? >> reporter: many more people received donald trump's tweet, reacting to the alec baldwin impression, than those who saw the original skit on nbc. >> ted, you've been doing this for a million years. the average american could never have gotten to you and said hey ted, you missed this point. >> reporter: glenn beck has among the most popular radio shows in the nation. >> now there's parody on social media. the downside is, there is no gatekeeper. and there's not a real feeling of personal responsibility online. >> reporter: in his time, beck promoted some of the wildest right wing conspiracy theories out there. >> in the president's life, as you will see, is pure fiction. >> reporter: this is the new, revised glenn beck. >> since really in the last year, and since the election, i've been to as many sources as i can to beg the media to learn from my mistakes. you know, sometimes you have a road to damascus moment. i've had my road to damasc

he grins so big just a second time ago. always a big hit with the kids.r the rural trang tore brigade members of the national future farmers of america, the world's premiere youth organization, very popular here. >> by the way america's farmers and ranchers crib nearly $180 billion to the u.s. economy each year. >> talk about the nation's heartland, and that is what these folks represent. and, you know, donald trump made a big deal, in fact, part of his inaugural address today about people who feel like they weren't being heard, that washington has forgotten about. and to a great extent, these talking about, rural america, what some people rather dismissly call the fly-over state. you know, when you're going from the east coast to the west coast. that's what these folks represent. >> well, they are well represented here today. and certainly a big hit, especially with barron trump. >> i've never seen tractors in this many colors. >> there we go. the university of tennessee marching band. >> they call themselves the pride of the southland. they're from knox

after mnuchin to grin -- secretary of state and tom preston had the overhaul of u.s. health care.that the senate's top the senate's top democrat says presidents from choices made a closer examination. >> this cabinet is unusually made it and a lot different than others. we call it the swamp cabinet. so much more than any other cabinet we've seen. so that means they made her a review. >> i believe will be able to confirm the entire cabinet. >> even rex tillerson for state push the republicans have expressed reservation. >> only few republican objections to board a trump nominee and republicans were withholding support of rex sellers and the secretary of state because of substantial relationship with exxon had no thunder is leadership with russia. his confirmation is more certain as john mccain and lindsey graham have suggested they will support rex tillerson. it is unclear if michael rubio will join them during his confirmation. back to you. >> thanks so much. we will see. >> for more on this now, judy miller is an adjunct fellow at the manhattan institute for policy research and a

. >>> two cleveland police officers are facing grin from their department -- discipline from their apartment for the shooting of riles -- tamir rice at a recreation center back in 2014. the child had a pellet gun. his partner is accused of driving his cruiser too close to rice. both officers were cleared of criminal wrong doing. the head of cleveland police union said the officer who shot the child did nothing wrong that day. >>> tamir rice's mother settled a civil rights lawsuit with the city of cleveland for $6 million and questioning police community regulations. >> i don't feel safe any more, i don't feel comfortable knowing that we have these public officials that are not giving us the kind of benefit. >>> cleveland safety director will determine what kind of action will be taken against the officers. the police chief will not be involved in the process. >>> the city of chicago is planning to revamp the department after a scathing farm from the department of justice. they found that the department has a pattern of using excessive force and violating constitutional rights for several yea

we sort of grinned at each other in turkanse once or twice. we ran into him as he was moving into this bastid and, this was just as we were planning to leave. we had about a week. i was, i think, shocked by how warm and immediate his welcome was. in that week we probably drank oh, 40 bottles, had 30 meals. couldn't get out of town or country without his blessing, and it felt like a literally fast friendship formed. but what i want to read to you about is a period in 1974 when we returned. jimmy baldwin however remained. this time he welcomed us like long lost friends. he established work pattern and entourage. he had a chauffeur large enough to double as a bodyguard, a cook, a companion named phillipe who acted as kind of a secretary/manager and various others whose function is less easy to describe. there would be a dancer or painter in tow, old lovers or associates from some project in the offing or projected or long past. they came from italy, america, algeria, tunisia, finland, brothers and nephews passed through. we were rarely less than

jay chews trident to help clean and protect his teeth, so he can hide his guilt with a convincing grinll never know. trident. cherish your teeth. ( ♪ ) ♪ they tell me i'm wrong ♪ ♪ to want to stand alongside my, my love ♪ ♪ whoa, talkin' 'bout my love ♪ if you want to carmax will give you seven days to consider their offer. why seven days? science. join me as we walk through the seven stages of decisioning. 1. consideration. 2. questioning. 3. deciding. 4. queso. 5. nap. 6. sudoku. 7. tambourine practice. i think i made my point. they'll give you an offer for your car, you take seven days to think about it. ♪ >>> all right. hallie is back for a dramatic countdown of the best highs and lows of the year. is this big? >> drumroll or not until later? >> i don't think we have that in the budget. maybe in 2017. >>> beloved "jeopardy" host alex trebek. we've accustomed to his "ooh, sorry," but he outdid himself during the part of the show when he visits the players for awkward small talk, trebek had some thoughts about one player's social life. >> i think it's, nerd core hip-hop. >> nerd core

today down at the shore it's time to grin and bear it for the annual polar bear plunge in wildwood.looking at last year's plunge. it benefits special olympics. it's a great cause if you want to participate you have to raise $100 in pledges. spectators are invited to watch today for free. the plunge which happens behind the wildwood convention center is set for 1:00 this afternoon. just in time for that light rain and snow that should be falling. will those folks be dodging the snowflakes and the rain? nbc 10 first alert meteorologist krystal klei has the details. >> it's going to be chilly but important event. we're looking at radar and satellite bringing in some of the rain and snow about that time. maybe they will dodge it by an hour or so. what we're looking at right now the activity to our south and our southwest. but it's heading in our direction. radar is picking up on what looks like snow in berks and chester county. not making it to the ground yet. we do see we have got that precipitation moving in our direction right now. temperatures are going to be key today in what you s

she walks up and just has this grin, but didn't say anything.ain. and her say, nope. not me. so i was, like, okay. i'm pretty sure this is liz, and she went with the whole i'm going to see if she knows me. i was caught off guard by it, and she walked in, and i was, like, i know that's liz. >> jimmy: yeah. oh, wow. and i couldn't text her because you didn't have her phone number. >> yeah. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: so one of the other women was corinne, who really was very aggressive with you right away. one of those interrupting things. >> she was fairly assertive. it's fine. >> jimmy: when they interrupt and say, excuse me -- isn't that offputting in a way? >> why? no. i did my fair share of that i like a lady who knows what she wants. >> jimmy: you like an adult woman who has a nanny? >> you know, the thing is, no. i didn't know right away. took a couple of weeks. >> jimmy: you don't get to see -- >> you don't know, right? see her intro, and so it was brought to my attention by one of the other ladies. >> jimmy: wow. >> as, like, a po

he was sitting next to me, and i could see bobby out of the corner of my eye just grinning and staringt me. it was really cute. >> over the next few months, angel made the trip two more times, and on her third visit, gilbert had something special planned. >> bobby took my hand and he said, "i have nothing for you but this. i can't financially support you. all i can do is love you and be your friend and be there for you." i mean, i got tears coming down my eyes because i know what's getting ready to happen. and bobby asked me, he says, "i love you and i've never loved a woman as much as i love you. and will you be my wife?" i mean, i'm crying, oh, yes! and i threw my arms around him, and that was it. >> angel quit her bartending job, packed up her teenage son and her life in illinois and moved to a small town in alabama where she would only be an hour's drive from the prison. she got a job as a bartender and built her life around visits to gilbert. >> you've got to be strong for it because it's not all fun and games. our visits, we laugh and just enjoy each other's time. but when they s

. ♪ chances are 'cause i wear a silly grin ♪ there are artists we'll always remember... ♪ mona lisa,en have named you there are beautiful songs, words and memories that will always touch our hearts... ♪ it's impossible ♪ to tell the sun to leave the sky ♪ ♪ it's just impossible this is the music of your life.

he was sitting next to me, and i could see bobby out of the corner of my eye just grinning and staringme. it was really cute. >> over the next few months, angel made the trip two more times, and on her third visit, gilbert had something special planned. >> bobby took my hand and he said, "i have nothing for you but this. i can't financially support you. all i can do is love you and be your friend and be there for you." i mean, i got tears coming down my eyes because i know what's getting ready to happen. and bobby asked me, he says, "i love you and i've never loved a woman as much as i love you. and will you be my wife?" i mean, i'm crying, oh, yes! and i threw my arms around him, and that was it. >> angel quit her bartending job, packed up her teenage son and her life in illinois and moved to a small town in alabama where she would only be an hour's drive from the prison. she got a job as a bartender and built her life around visits to gilbert. >> you've got to be strong for it because it's not all fun and games. our visits, we laugh and just enjoy each other's time. but when they say

she walks up and just has this grin, but didn't say anything.and her say, nope. not me. so i was, like, okay. i'm pretty sure this is liz, and she went with the whole i'm going to see if she knows me. i was caught off guard by it, and she walked in, and i was, like, i know that's liz. >> jimmy: you don't get to see -- >> you don't know, right? see her intro, and so it was brought to my attention by one of the other ladies. >> jimmy: wow. >> as, like, a potential red flag. she was, like, i need to let you know corinne has a nanny. while i appreciated the potential red flags as a grown woman having a nanny, i thought, what are the benefits? if this works out, do i also get the thnanny? >> jimmy: right. that's smart. [ laughter ] all right. so we're going to take a quick break here, and we're going to meet two faces from your past. two women you may remember. in fact, they are -- andi and kaitlyn are here. >> very exciting. >> jimmy: yes. [ laughter ] >> thank you. >> jimmy: you're welcome. bachelor nick, everybody. we'll be back with andi and ♪ ♪

from a giant grin to a smirk, the little faces are now being used to rank restaurants in seattle. fox's kim joist has more. mor if he this had posted scores i wouldn't have gone in. >>reporter: sarah shot doesn'tn want what happened to her to happen she's had the miss fortune of getting e coli twice fromom restaurant food.oo internal bleeding and there's small children who have died, adults who have died from e coli. she's been part of the push touh rate restaurants with visible rankings and this is what the wa county came up with.ith. excellent, good, okay or needs improvement. we created a system that can be universally understood. county executive dowel constance teen says it is important that rankings were more than pass/fail for the 12,000 restaurants in kings county.nty. they are more than just business. they make our neighborhood moreo vibrant places to live.o food safety inspectors are now paired up to make sure there's consistency in the ratings. restaurants are graded on a o curve based on their zip code. only the top zip code helps to take into account the variation tha

. >> van, you've got a cheshire cat grin on you. >> maybe it's not a flip but it's certainly a flop. he put his name behind it. and now you've got people kind of coming around saying guess what, there's something called reality. there is not a real way to make, quote unquote, mexico pay for it, not the mexican government. it may not be a flip-flop but it's a flop. >> let me say this, inside the republican mind, it's a divisible statemet. build the wall, let mexico pay for it. 90% of the statement is the first part. build the wall. the icing on the cake is letting mexico pay for it. republicans want the wall. and they will take the wall if it means paying for it because the benefits of keeping drugs out and keeping illegals out and potential terrorists out is better. >> to you mexico pay for it was only a small percentage of the overall -- >> i can tell you people weigh both parts of the sentence 50/50. i can promise you that. i can say this as callie said, there's going to be a lot of issues with mexico in the eight years ahead. and during that period of time, there will be an opport

. >> she walks up and just has this grin, but didn't say anything.was just -- i'm thinking to myself, on the off chance that i am wrong, i didn't want to be, like, nice to see you again. and her say, nope. not me. so i was, like, okay. i'm pretty sure this is liz, and she went with the whole i'm going to see if he knows me. i was caught off guard by it, i didn't know what to do. and she walked in, and i was, like, i know that's liz. >> jimmy: yeah. oh, wow. and you couldn't text her because you didn't have her phone number. >> yeah. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: so one of the other women was corinne, who really was very aggressive with you right away. one of those interrupting things. >> she was fairly assertive. it's fine. >> jimmy: do you like it, when they interrupt, when they say, excuse me, isn't that off-putting in a way? >> why? no. i did my fair share of that. >> jimmy: you're okay with that? >> i like a lady who knows what she wants. >> jimmy: you like an adult woman who has a nanny? [ laughter ] >> you know, the thing is, n

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