grossman? at page 232 he said "i am not , here offering any opinion on the cause of the decline in the number of abortion facilities." ms. toti: that's correct. dr. grossman did not offer an opinion on that. but his testimony supplies the fact, from which the district court drew the inference, that clinics closed on the day that the state first enforced the admittingprivileges requirement. the district court referred from that fact that enforcement was the cause of the closure, and respondents offered no alternative explanation for why there would be such a precipitous drop in the number of abortion -- justice sotomayor: can you tell me why planned parenthood left the western area? the general says that planned parenthood that asc and the and the admitting privileges had nothing to do with the closures in the western area of texas. ms. toti: well, the the two clinics in el paso, which is in in in that western region of texas that would be forced to close as a result of these requirements, are n

. >> we are going to have a quick break and come back to this conversation with danny grossman, ceo of the community federation of marin, sonoma counties. please join us back here on mosaic. >>> welcome back to mosaic. i am rabbi erik weiss in the middle of a wonderful conversation. welcome back, danny. >> thank you. >> we were talking about some of the basic understandings of how the federation functions and i thought maybe if we thought of the federation as a house, there are lots of ways you can come through the doors. one way is somebody can donate money to the federation that essentially gets redistributed to agencies in need to provide services to people in need. another one is if somebody has the economic blessings to set up a fund that they can come to the federation with their economic blessing and set up a fund at the federation, receive philanthropic services back. then also people can come in with different ideas to particularly execute to the service of the community. also i know the federation brings services back to the community in terms of volunteer work, attorneys, ac

day that the admitting prims requirement -- this that's the last evidence was from grossman? >> ja-229 is from dr. grossman. >> at page 232 he said i am not here offering any opinion on on the cause of -- >> that's correct. but his testimony supplies the fact from which the district court drew the inference that 11 clinics closed on the day that the state first enforced the admitting privileges requirement. the district court referred from that fact that enforcement was the cause of the closure, and respondents offered no alternative explanation for why there would be such a precipitous drop in the number of abortions -- >> could you tell me why planned parenthood left the western area? the general says that planned parenthood, the acs and the admitting privileges had nothing to do with the closures in the western area of texas. >> well, the two clinics in el paso, which is in that western region of texas,ing that would be forced to close as a result of these requirements are not operated by planned parenthood. the plaintiff in this case is another independent provider that o

meteorologist michelle grossman is tracking the wet weather. michelle, it sounds like we're talking more rain than snow. >> yeah, that's right. two pieces of energy that are going to come together. potential for pretty big snow. looks like that's not going to happen. the first piece of energy will get here and that will bring rain mainly south and east of philadelphia. we'll explain all of that for you. it is cold. it will be cold today. also tomorrow on your first day of spring, live look outside looking at the air mark building. right now in the 30s across the area. some spots in the 20s. below freezing in pottstown. just below the freezing mark in reading. 27 in mount pocono. 36 in atlantic city. 38 degrees in dover, delaware. cold start for the day. feels colder than it really is. 17 in mount pocono. feeling like 36 in philadelphia. feels like below freezing in dover. so as we go throughout time here, we're starting out with clear skies. we're going to see the clouds

meteorologist michelle grossman has that. >> cold start to the day. chilly today and even colder on sunday. live look outside. we are looking at partly cloudy skies. the clouds thicken through outtoutthroughout the day. later on this afternoon into the nighttime hours, 45 to 49. so below normal for this time of year. then tracking a little bit of spring snow on sunday. most of that snow is tracked off to the east. 37 degrees. 47 on monday. it will be windy and cold and warming up by tuesday into the 50s. 60s on wednesday. pretty on thursday, 72. >>> crews with the philadelphia water department have been busy this morning trying to fix a broken main in north philadelphia. the pipe at 8th and norris street started leaking around 3:00 this morning. a witness told us that his car sank into the hole caused by the water. crews shut off the main. no customers have been affected. >>> this morning at 11:00 activists will take their efforts to end gun violence to north philadelphia. they're expected to rally around north percy street. they'll be protesting the

nbc 10 meteorologist michelle grossman in the "weather center."

i'm meteorologist michelle grossman. off to a cold start. temperatures in the 20s and 30s and staying in the 40s by later this afternoon. increasing clouds. rain and snow moves in tonight to early part of sunday. then we clear it out. 47. all about the warm up? to the upper 50s by monday lots of sunshine. tuesday 70. wednesday. and thursday and friday still mild in the 60s bust tracking the chance for showers both thursday an friday. have a great day. u. >>> the mogul and the model tied the knot just moments ago in london. billionaire media magnet rupert murdoch married jeri hall, the famous ex of mick jagger. family and celebrities began arriving for that private ceremony this morning. the couple officially married friday at spencer house, home of princess diana's family. murdoch is 84. it is his fourth marriage. hall is 59. her marriage to jagger was declared invalid in 1959. >>> if you are familiar with the artist known as banksy, you know he anonymously travels the world spray-painting his sometimes controversial art everywhere he goes.

meteorologist michelle grossman is tracking the changes to our forecast. good morning, michelle. >> good morning, rosemary. cold changes. we'll keep it in the 40s today and 30s tomorrow. tracking a chance of rain, rain mix and even some snow in some spots. let's take a look outdoors. we are clear this morning. cold this morning. live look from the adventure aquarium. 11 degrees colder compared to 24 hours ago in reading. 11 degrees colder in mount holly. it is a cold start to the day. we're going to keep it in the 40s. below normal for this time of year. typically we come in around 53. lots of blue on the map. worried about freezing in allentown. below freezing this morning, mount pocono. 39 in lancaster. 41 in wildwood. we are watching a few areas. we're going to see some rain in some spots and a chance of some mix and even snow on sunday. let me time out the first system for you. as we go throughout the day, we'll see the clouds thicken and then we have the chance to see some rain in our southern portions of our viewing area. we're going to talk about ti

first alert meteorologist michelle grossman is in the weather center and before we get to that nice warm up mid-week we still have to deal with winter. >> that's right. we have a big time warm up. temperatures to the 60s later this week. cold this morning. freezing mark in many spots. many spots below freezing. feels like the teens across the area. we're still dark. here's a live look outside. looking at just a few clouds this morning so skies are dry. keep it dry through the day. overnight things change. the story this morning temperatures. 30 degrees in philadelphia. 26 in allentown. you want to bundle up as you head out this morning because we're looking at 24 in reeding, 16 in mount pocono, 29 in millville and 25 in atlantic city. it feels colder than it is. feels like teens in many spots. to the north and west temperatures in the teens, 17 in shenandoah and mainly in the 20s to the south and east. as we go out this morning bundle up. we won't warm up much as we go throughout the afternoon. planning the rest of your day by 9:00, 33. by lunch time increasing clouds still in the 30s, 3

grossman? >> ja 229 is from doctor grossman. >> earlier he set i'm not here offering any opinion on the cause of the decline in the number of obey abortion facility. >> that's correct he did not offer an opinion on that but his testimony supplies the facts from which the district court drew the inference that 11 clinics closed on the day that the state first enforce these privileges requirement. the district court referred from that enforcement was the cause of the closure and offered no alternative explanation for why there is such a precipitous drop in the number of abortion. >> could you tell me why planned parenthood, the admitting privileges have nothing to do with the closures in the western area? >> the two clinics in el paso which is in that western region of texas that would be forced to close as a result of these requirements are not operated by planned parenthood. they do not have any clinics in texas. another independent provider operates those clinics. >> in clinics where there is

let's go to first alert meteorologist michelle grossman in the "weather center."ike winter right now but soon not going to much like winter at all. >> that's right. going to feel like spring, middle of spring, even may. temperatures into the 70s during this week but not today. we're into the 40s, cold yesterday, right around

this is what lev grossman says.t emerged that resetting the password, they could have gotten the phone to make a fresh backup of itself automatically but once you change the password, it won't back itself up without the passcode. nancy: because the phone actually was not owned by the terrorist, it was owned by san bernardino county. they thought they could get the information off of it just by resetting the password and oud account. his icl they did that and they found that the phone had not actually been backed up for the last few weeks. if, instead of doing that, they had gone to his house and plugged it in, it would have automatically backed up, then they would have had all the information on the phone. the one door that was available to them and apple had helped them open, it turned out they made that door less useful. charlie: who is winning the battle of public opinion? nancy: that is a moving target. you have seen some people like lindsay graham who initially came out against apple who, upon further conversat

time magazine managing editor nancy gibbs and writer lev grossman sat down with tim cook.ancy gibbs is with us and i'm pleased to have her here. this is the cover of the time magazine. talking about his fight with the fbi and why he won't back down. let me start with the obvious, what is your assessment of him and his commitment to this? >> that's what i was most curious about and why i wanted to hear from him. on the face of it, why would the countries richest, most valuable tech company pick a fight with the fbi over a terrorist cell phone? it seems strictly insane. from a pr point of view. apple has a huge commercial steak with privacy and secretly which are its product but talking to him, it was clear this is something he feels passionately about and the stakes of this debate around encryption are so high that having a single judge and a single court or a single case, even an important and emotional case like this, does not make sense. this is something that has to be debated by the american public, by the congress, should be handled with congress passing laws that det

then robbie grossman hardball up easily. the reds tied it in the ninth and they called the game after nine innings. michael brantley might not be back untilic late april or early may. i'm was a brantley was doing very well. it's possible the timetable could be moved. >> lebron james got his own spring break over the last couple of days.ow down in south beach. got on a workout with his former teammate.go james had a miami trip last visit. team practices today in independence and the wizards cube.. the popular aussie didn't quite get the q crowds on tuesday night but he was busy for more than two hours taking a lot of selfieso and signings hundreds and hundreds from those adoring fans. >> jaylen jenkins of the rebels.. right around the free-throw line.. then it's kyle macintoshes turbid mentor be the rebels 75-56. he came into the game averaging best shooter in college hoops. >> have a great time as we send it back your way. >> brown's head coach and cavalier guard mo williams will be at the cleveland auto show at the i x cent

time magazine managing editor nancy gibbs and writer leave grossman recently sat down with an interview with apple c.e.o. tim cook. here to talk about that is nancy gins and i'm pleased to have her here. here is the cover of the time magazine, tim cook talking about his fight with the fbi and why he won't back down. let me just start with the obvious. what is your assessment of him and his commitment to this? >> that was one of the things i was most curious about and why i wanted to hear from him. because on the face of it, why would the country's richest, most valuable tech company pick a fight with the fbi over a terrorist cell phone. it seems strictly from a pr point of view insane. obviously apple has a huge commercial stake, you know, in the sense privacy and secretary resee are its product. and but talking to him its with very clear that this is also something that he feels quite passionately about and that the stakes of this debate around encryption are so high that having a single judge and a single course in a single case, even an important and very emotional case like this, do

let's go to first alert meteorologist michelle grossman in the "weather center." still feels like winter right now but soon not going to much like winter at all. >> that's right. going to feel like spring, middle of spring, even may. temperatures into the 70s during this week but not today. we're into the 40s, cold yesterday, right around 42. we're going to be right around 47 today. but this morning we're into the 30s. we have some clouds outside. a live look outside. we're looking at kind of a gray start to our day, even looking at snow in spots, light snow falling in pocono mountains and not slow you down as you're traveling i-80, 78. just be careful if you're in those parts, parts of delaware not clearing out seeing light snow as well. otherwise we are looking at temperatures warmer than yesterday but still on the chilly side in the 30s. 37 in philadelphia. right around the freezing mark in allentown,town, reading. 33 in lancaster, 33 in mount pocono. temperatures below freezing southern new jersey, 30 millville, 28 in wildwood and 30 in atlantic city. for toda

get our first check of the weather forecast for this hour from first alert meteorologist michelle grossman in the weather center. michelle, maybe more snow on the way. >> we could see snow tonight. rain and snow overnight. plan that into your overnight plans into sunday. today we'll keep it dry. cold start to the day. bundle up. getting brighter out there. we'll see sunshine to start out with. clouds increase throughout the day. live look outside looking from our adventure aquarium camera. walking out the door this morning in millville to 23 degrees. wind chills colder than that. feels like teens to the north and west. in the 20s in philadelphia. 18 is what it feels like in wilmington. feeling like 19 in allentown and feels just like 16 in millville. a wintry-like day this morning in terms of the temperatures but we'll keep it dry before we bring in that clipper system overnight. by 9:00, 33. still in the 30s by lunch time. mostly cloudy skies. mixture of clouds and sun by 3:00. 43. we'll track that clipper system coming in overnight and track a big warm up during your seven. >>> 6:02. fir

nbc 10 meteorologist michelle grossman in the "weather center." things chilly out there but warming up later today. michelle? >> upper 40s later today, pretty close to normal. by the middle of the workweek, into the 70s. there's your warm-up. spring break heading through the rest of the seven day. a live look outside overlooking ben franklin bridge. still a little gray outside, clouds in place. the clouds are slow to clear. we have snow showers we started out with a couple hours ago, mainly poconos, lehigh valley, northern delaware. they have moved on and we're starting the clearing process. we're going to start to see clouds clearing out and a mixture of sun and clouds through the afternoon. cold to stay today, looking at temperatures right around freezing mark in allentown, just 32 degrees, 34 reading, 33 pottstown, 37 in philadelphia. temperatures to the south and east mainly in the mid to upper 30s. 36 in atlantic city, 37 in millville and 37 in wildwood. so we are cold. we're going to be chilly as we head through the afternoon. 39 is normal t

meteorologist michelle grossman is tracking the snowy and rainy weather that's coming.e've been telling our viewers all week. this system was bound to change, and that's exactly what happened. >> yes. it trained in a big way. trending more towards the east. not as robust. a little bit of wet snow micking in tomorrow night. it looks to be pretty much nothing. kind of on the first day of spring, see some wet snowflakes and generally a coating to two inches of snow tonight into tomorrow. looking at a cloudy view. more clouds than we saw earlier today. the clouds are starting to increase as temperatures are still cold. chilly day today. colder on sunday. 37 degrees in alan town, 36 in lancaster, 41 degrees in philadelphia. 40 in millville, 40 in atlantic city and 40 in wildwood. the winds feel a little colder than it is. this is the picture that we're looking at. one in the ohio valley, one to the south and east. first piece is moving faster. it will reach up and mainly give us rain, wet snow mixing in later on this evening and tonight south and east of philadelphia. the se

@but, grossman is out against @the fence in left field. @and the reds beat the indians. @they'll do it again tomorrow @afternoon, 3:05, you can see @that game again over on sports @time ohio. @>>> that's going to do it for @us. @a different time, it's 7:30, @it's got me all off. @>> i'm tired. @i need a nap. @>> the voice is next after a @nap we'll be back at 11:00. >>> on this big night four more states, and the polls have closed and we will show you where things stand right now. we will start on the republican side in alabama. "nbc nightly news" projecting that donald trump wins in the alabama primary. and in massachusetts, nbc predicting that the trump is go going to win there as well. in tennessee, again, it is trump. we project as the winner. oklahoma, the gop primary there is too early to call.

time magazine managing editor nancy gibbs and writer lev grossman sat down with tim cook.is with us and i'm pleased to have her here. this is the cover of the time magazine talking about his fight with the fbi and why he won't back down. let me start with the obvious,

grossman what i want to absorb is you are the only one not wearing green. i'm reaching forward to pinch you. >> i've always been a contrarian. liz: yes, you have! nice line. great to see all of you. our one and only floor traders. closing bell 36 minutes away. positive for the year for both the dow and just the s&p slightly. gotta watch. this a horse race all the way to the finish of this hour. >>> the war on coal, we've been covering that story closely. is it starting to reap winners? adam shapiro on the free market forces driving windmills and solar while freezing pollution in its tracks. >>> and president obama's nominee for supreme court hits capitol hill today, judge garland may never have his day in o to speak find out what former lawyer and fox news host greta van susteren has to say about how senate republicans are treating the justice? "countdown" coming right back. so what else is new? how's your mother? umm..she's doing good. she needs more care though. she wants to stay in her house. i don't know even where to start with that. first, let's take

time magazine managing editor nancy gibbs and writer lev grossman sat down with tim cook.t that is nancy gibbs, and i am pleased to have her here. of "time," cover

. @>> in the eighth inning the @bases were loaded and robbie @grossman was robbed -- against @the fence. @the reds won 6-5. @>> they will play again @tomorrow at 3:053 @>> today was the deadline -- if @you were going to put the @franchise tag or the @transitional tag on your free @agents and the browns did not @do that. @was a little surprising -- @there was some talk that they @would put the tag on the safety @and keep them around but they @did not. @these guys are ready to go out @into the free-agent market. @alex mack has until friday at @4:00 to act out of his contract @-- he is expected to do that. @there was a window in his deal @put in there. @mac become a free agent if he @does that although there have @been talks going on about @getting a long-term deal done. @>> we are waiting on josh @gordon to see if he is @reinstated into the nfl -- 60 @would put it at march 20 -- the @day that the nfl would have to @rule. @he has to meet with the medical @director and pass the test and @meet with the commissioner and @see if everything is okay and @if it is the browns and guys @back. @>> h

first alert meteorologist michelle grossman. hi, michelle. >> just a reminder winter is still here. seeing snow, parts of northern delaware seeing snow. should be out of here quickly. could be tough going on the roads in some spots. a beautiful picture from cape may camera. look at that sun rising. we're seeing some clouds across

opened the cactus league season against threatening with two on and bases loadedin the 8th....robbie grossman hit a long drive to left and schbler went up and got it. great victory. it's the reds and indians again tomorrow. robert stephenson gets the start. i wonder if they put this on the annual calendar of events at st x high school each year....it's a celebration of a state swimming championship. it's the 8th year in a row for the acquacomers...17th in the last 18 years..and 37th all time. it didn't matter to this year's crew finally...another impresive and inspiring night the 49th annual scholar athlete awards...-this night honors the athletics, the academics and the community involvement of area high school players.- ohio went to johnny noyen of chca....-the "that's my boy" award in northern kentucky went to brent slusher from beechwood...-prince sammons of chca...-and tommy kramer of elder were the winner of the anthony munoz lineman of the year awards. nine on your side returns i hope we have a buyer for the house. me too! what are the neighbors doing here? bill! hey! come in! i didn't

let's get to jeff grossman, oil had a great day, up about 3%, and you see some of the names not just move higher but skyrocket. did you see seadrill, up 100% earlier today? >> some of the pricing is based on inventories. but again, look this market as i said last week was going to go higher. not that it's rocket science here. you have the rigs going down, the stock market showing strength here, the dollar hasn't shown any great strength in the last week or two. this market was destined to go higher. now we've reached a point we're running into traffic here, probably above 36, 36 1/2. this market has resistance here. probably if the market comes in higher come monday, you may have to sell for a pullback here. this market may have to work in this area, settle around 34 1/2 or so for the near-term. but again, it was a strong -- liz: sorry, as he's talking, can we show gasoline in the distillates here, this is an interesting moment to see the numbers going higher. go ahead, jeff. >> this is a market way overdue for a rally. it had been beaten senseless over the last couple of months, and

let's get our first check on the weather from our meteorologist michelle grossman. i had a do a lot of scraping on my windshield. >> you south jersey folks got a lot of snow. six inches. winter is not over before we have a little spring fling. cape may got that snow yesterday and a little bit of snow tomorrow morning. today we'll keep it dry. we're starting out cold. temperatures at or below freezing in every spot across the area. 16 right now in mount pocono, 26 in allentown, a cold 25 degrees in lancaster, below freezing in philadelphia. 29 in millville and freezing mark at wildwood at 32. factor in the winds not that strong but wind chills in the low 20s. feels like 21 in philadelphia. feels like 15 in reading. feels like the teens in lancaster and feels like 17 degrees in atlantic city. there's your cold start. winter is not over. we'll be cold all throughout the day. temperatures below normal for this time of the year in the low 40s. by 9:00 a mixture of sun and clouds. by noon mostly cloudy. by 3:0043 degrees. cold one today to set the stage for rain and snow

buildings michelle grossman in the first alert "weather center." michelle, if this is winter's last stand, i have to say i'm not disappointed. >> i would be happy, too. it would be nice. it is march so we'll see what happens. looking like spring, field like spring. actually the middle of may. ted, you'll that a lot. looking at clouds, a little gray also, kind of a gloomy start to the day. we'll see clouds moving out, a live look along boathouse row. maybe you're jogging, cold out, temperatures at the freezing mark in allentown, redding 35, 34 pottstown, 38 in philadelphia. 39 in atlantic city. the windchills are colder than that. it feels like 20s in a couple spots feels like 28 allentown, 29 pottstown. feels below freezing in philadelphia. you need layers as you head out. as you go through the afternoon, temperatures still in the 40s not getting very high as we go through the afternoon. a little slow climb through here. by noon 34, 3:00 p.m., mix of clouds and sun 47. 6:00, sun set at that point. temperatures back into the 40s. we mentioned the wa

meteorologist michelle grossman had the first oo letter forecast. michelle, we've been telling viewers that the snow and rain, there may be some changes as we get closer to sunday. >> yeah, we have some pretty big-time changes with the low tracking further to the east, a little less. we are tracking the chance for less snow on sunday. still the potential for some snow in some spots. we'll have the temperatures pretty high for the day. at least above freezing. with the march sun we should see some pretty nice roadways. we may see some on the grass and cars. right now we are quiet this morning. a live look outside. you can see clear skies this morning. that will change as we head throughout the morning and into the afternoon hours. we're going to see the clouds increasing out ahead of two systems nearing us. right now it's 41 in philadelphia. cold start to the day. 33 now and 35 in lancaster. 39 in atlantic city and 39 in wildwood. factor in the winds it feels colder than that. we are watching two areas. one piece of energy in the ohio valley, one to

mike napoli, is safe at the plate than grossman s hits a ball up the middle . an angular scores easily, and that jose ramirez dolls long-distance in the fifth inning with a solo inningt for the and the game was called after nine innings and four -- ford, michael brantley mightb not be back until late april april aprilk or early may, terry francona said wednesday that apparently is doing very well it's possible the timetable ,raw could be moved up he declined to say if doctor smooth would make the opening day lineup . lebron james got a spring break, in miami, south beach , he got in a workout with former teammate dwayne wade . lebron james had the miami trip last season and they were aware of this trip, to practice today in independence and the lizards will be here tomorrow night at the q. . matthew dellavedova, attracted a huge crowd at the did not quite get the crowds that kevin love said tuesday he was busy for more than two hoursc k took a lot of selfies signing hundreds of items for the fans .. you could a/c willoughby south, and then, jenkins, drives a co

. >> jesus aguilera gets on to the right-center field , robby grossman with a hard grounder andan then they get lower scores, scores, jose ramirez with a long distance in the fifth, the wretched tie this in the ninth . . >> the kids are deep into the playoffs, and strongsville, dc at what eagles are on the court royalton, failing to advance past the royalton royalton bears the other district semi-final take place tomorrow nightto is brecksville versus saint ignatius,s you could have a playoff edition of the holy war if they head wound . north royalton and brecksville have other ideas.ht >> is on the side with highlightss tonight at 10:00 o'clock and matthew dellavedova has an appearance at talk about that april snowstorm that we covered last year. >> we just burst your bubble. >> i had snow falling on my deck in late may . >> did not last very long probably one hour. >> looking at, that's it is called, even in geauga county, from the airport it was snowing a couple hours ago . watch what happens, some areas that we see sunshine just before sunset . minutes but that she managed to catch

lauren: marco rubio when marco rubio wendy grossman at hobby lobby founder david green. he told neil cavuto why he's coming on strongly against donald trump didn't listen. >> we have a situation where we are forgetting decency. it surprises me about the faith world taking on someone that didn't learn what he should learn in the first grade and that is not to call people names and not to win by a scorched earth. lauren: green does not want to see a bully in the white house. hobby lobby was part of the favorable supreme court ruling in 24 team pathetic company does not have to provide workers with contraception due to religious beliefs. senator john mccain tells fox's bill o'reilly expects the majority of the gop to back trump if he wins the party's nomination. he was also critical of personal insults between donald trump and mark are revealed amid threats that do include domestic terror attacks. >> talking about the size of people series, throwing water around the stage and talking about the size of people's hands. the american people deserve a lot better and i am saddene

and grossman says, he wrote back saying, he was sorry if you offended him, but for him, as a cartoonist, all it was when he heard about this book was the babe lincoln and his image came into his mind. the question is, were we right are wrong to publish it, i think they were right to publish it. but i understood the anger of people who felt that they were a part of a discriminated minority and who we heard about before with trudeau who said that cartoonist punch up, and this is not a case of punching up, it was a case of punching. so, that is what i have to say. >> as we now know, from this year's political campaign, white men are the discriminated against class. so, as far as i am concerned, under your rules, i cannot try draw white man anymore. [laughter] >> can i change my rules? [laughter] moderator: is he right that they went too far and you can go too far? joel: that statement coming as it did in the aftermath of charlie hebdo was widely interpreted by many of not most other cartoonist as having a subtext which was basically, they had it coming. a lot of us were stunned and angry t

grossman. mr. grossman no. >> mr. palmer? >> no. >> mr. palmer, no. mr. molinar? no. mr. westermen. mr. westermen no. mr. renece no. mr. johnson? mr. johnson no. mr. van hollen? mr. yarmuth? mr. yarmuth aye. mr. pascrell? mr. pascrell aye. mr. ryan? mr. ryan iowa. mismoo ms. moore? ms. moore aye. ms. castor? ms. castor aye. mr. mcdermott? >> aye. >> mr. mcdermott, aye. ms. lee iowa. mr. pokane aye. ms. grisham. miss grisham aye. ms. dingle. ms. dingell aye. mr. norcross? mr. norcross aye. mr. molten? mr. molten aye. mr. garrett? no. mr. garrett no. >> mr. woodal no. mr. mooney. mr. van hollen iowa. mr. chairman? mr. chairman no. mr. chairman on that vote, the ayes are 14 and the nos are 21. the amendment is not adopted. >> the clerk will designate the amendment. >> amendment number 25 offered by ms. dingell relating to long term care services and other support for seniors and other americans. >> thank you, mr. chairman. my voice is almost gone. long term care affects all americans. we all have loved ones who have or will face the possibility of needing long term services and support

time magazine managing editor nancy gibbs and writer lev grossman sat down with tim cook.s nancy gibbs, and i am pleased to have her here. here is the cover of "time," magazine, talking about his fight with the fbi and why he won't back down. let me start with the obvious,

so if you look at it at the nymex, jeff grossman, tell me what you expect next week, no meeting with i said a couple of weeks ago, this market is going higher, whether you like it or not, pretty much. again, with no negative news coming into play, this market will work its way higher probably to the low 40s. that may not be a straight line. we have inventory reports that are key in the next couple of weeks. positive news out there. the riggs are going down, consumption looks like it's on the upswing. a market that should be bought on dips until further notice, as i've been saying for the last month or so. liz: yep, you are right. gold made 13 month, today down a little bit. but still on track to gain going into the session up five/tenth percent for the week. i'm hearing this from some institutional investors there is a little hoarding going on in gold, for whatever reason, people are worried about the outcome of the u.s. election, others are concerned about what's going on in the middle east? >> yeah, well, i think we've been seeing that central banks have been basically pulling in a

first alert meteorologist michelle grossman is in the weather center.e looking forward to that big warm up but not time to get out the and t-shirts just yet. >> not yet. today is cold. seeing temperatures in the 40s right now. around the freezing mark. we'll see 60s anticipates in our forecast but not this weekend. let's take a look outdoors because we're starting out with sunshine and that will change as we go throughout the day. we're looking at the battleship new jersey and temperatures at 35 degrees in philadelphia. right at the freezing mark in allentown, reading, pottstown, lancaster. 24 degrees in mount pocono, 33 in atlantic city and 33 in millville. you factor in the breeze from the northwest and it feels colder than it. feels like the 20s in a lot of spots. feeling like 27 in philadelphia. so these are the temperatures you want to dress for as you head out on your saturday morning. 26 is it feels like in allentown. feeling like 10 in mount pocono for all the skiers today. as we go throughout the afternoon we'll see temperatures rising very slo

cartoon, and labor came out, saying that abraham lincoln might be gay, robert grossman did a cartoonf abraham lincoln , it was not a negative cartoon about lincoln, but it showed lincoln with his hatchet, and it with breasts and a woman's body and fishnet stockings. and we got a lot of complaints about it, including some from doug ireland's is a friend and a contributor. saying, whativist he is saying that to be a gay arson -- gay man is to have woman inside of your body and th is so discredited and so unreal, the nation is out of it and does not understand this statement. says, he wrote back saying, he was sorry if you offended him, but for him, as a cartoonist, all it was when he heard about this book was the abraham lincoln and his image came into his mind. the question is, were we right are wrong to publish it, i think they were right to publish it. but i understood the anger of people who felt that they were a part of a discriminated minority and who we heard about before with trudell who said that cartoonist punch up, and this is not a case of punching up, it was a case of punc

time magazine managing editor nancy gibbs and writer lev grossman sat down with tim cook.with us and i'm pleased to have her here. this is the cover of the time magazine. talking about his fight with the

grossman? mr. growthman, no. mr. palmer? mr. palmer, no. mr. mole far? mr. mole far, no. mr. wester man? mr. westerman, no. mr. renace, no. mr. johnson, no. mr. van hollen? mr. van hollen, aye. mr. yarmouth? mr. yarmouth, aye. mr. pascrell? mr. pascrell, aye. mr. ryan? mr. ryan, aye. ms. moore? ms. moore, aye. ms. kas snore ms. castor, aye. mr. mcdermott? mr. mcdermott, aye. mr. pocan? mr. pocan, aye. miss grisham, aye. ms. dingell. ms. dingell, aye. mr. lou, aye. mr. norcross? mr. norcross aye. mr. mole on the? mr. molten? aye. ms. black? ms. black no. mr. guinta? mr. chairman, no. >> clerk will report. >> mr. chairman, on that vote, the ayes are 14 and the noes are 21. >> >> the ayes being 14 and the noes 21, the amendment is not adopt adopted. yes? >>. [ inaudible ] without objection. there's a vote on the floor. actually, three votes on the floor and the committee will stand in recess until following the votes. >>> the house budget committee going through the 2017 budget plan. members asking questions about each section and offering amendments along the way. this meeting

they once -- i once had dinner with tip and larry grossman and all they talked about was the lineup ofrls and all this stuff. amazing how people at the top lead the most regular middle class lives culturally. >> it's true. i think that is one of the things and the humanity of these people. and like you said, another interesting thing about nancy reagan and ronald reagan's relationship was this deep love that they had for each other and de during tassassination attemp, nancy reagan came back to the white house and went to the game room on the third floor of the residence to go get his favorite potential and bring to him will in the white house -- back in the hospital, rather, and she fell off of the ladder that she climbed because she didn't want to ask anyone for help and she broke a couple ribs. it was never told in the press, but her love for him was so intense, she never complained about her own pain. she wanted to make his hospital room nicer and more comfortable for him. so she brought his favorite photo to him in the hospital and broke a couple ribs in the process and never told

. >> david grossman ends up zoning out. >> when i am staring at a computer screen for hours, you tend to -- you have to lose focus at some point. >> fitness expert john roley says get up and walk around. at least every hour and a half. for five to 10 minutes. >> get your blood flowing. breathing. get oxygen in your lungs. >> plenty you can do right at your desk. >> would you like to join me? >> yes, let's do it. this way you're engaging the chest muscles and the shoulders using your muscles instead of >> how many? >> lee is good. >> three is good. >> do as many as you can. >> and do three sets of 10 to 12 push ups a go down slowly. >> and closer together and elbows to your body and work >> do you feel that? >> yes. >> and a couple more exercises to do in your chair. stretch your legs up and go up and down. >> sit back down, leg raises, work your abs. >> you can sit on a ball, instead of the chair, to work on balance, and posture. and putting exercise equipment under your desk is a good option. >> you can be down here or up. >> really, he likes desk has can be adjusted, so you can stan