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ha ha. ha. ha ha. this is boom bust broadcasting around the world from washington d.c. ight here i'm parked chilton and coming up today we talk currencies and sovereign systems with david merkel all with investments and ashley banks tells us how cars in germany are changing by law plus russia now holds more gold than china and has moved near the top of the list of nations with large gold reserves chris martenson explains why we do it all but first let's hit the headlines in his first.

ha ha ha it's handed approach of of the got french government that has also led to the situation we're facing now. reporting with the very latest for us from calais garrick thank you. now last october investigative journalist. was murdered in malta by a car bomb three men have been charged with their killing but the fight against corruption on the island is far from over and those carrying on their jobs even their lives. sent us this report. history and beauty but behind the fortresses and thick walls of ancient malta the iron and is written by conflict and scandal investigative journalist. fighting for the legacy of. was murdered reporting on government corruption. it's a mixture of responsibility and good will because we're left her pretty much of a responsibility because the work needs to continue so yes i do feel that my colleagues. i think the government has never been more on the pressure than it is no. not till the sixteenth last year the bomb blew up deafness cars a few hundred meters from her home. shortly after the police arrested three million

yeah ha ha ha. ha. welcome back to politicking we're talking with bob livingston former republican member of congress from louisiana and a founding partner of the livingston group mr trump has repeatedly criticized if. he wants regulations to be finalized very soon about dumb stocks he wants sessions to come down harder on many other things including looking into the obama administration are you critical of attorney general sessions i saw the general on television just recently and i was very pleased to hear him say that they are actively investigating a lot of the things that i thought were just being swept under the rug i'm very concerned about the leadership of the f.b.i. that seems to have gone totally astray and has been concealing important information from the american people you know in this whole effort to unveil colu zhen with the russians well we know now after two years of investigation that there was no trump collusion with or we don't know that yet we well we pretty well know it i think it

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since then he has gone on to write more than 20 books for adults and children, including paddy clarke ha ha hathe booker prize in 1993. his latest novel is called smile, and in it, he says, he hopes to shock and surprise people. roddy doyle, you have been writing for three decades. so there is a lot to talk about. but i'd like to start bang up—to—date with your latest novel smile, which is about a middle—aged man, victor, looking back on his schooldays as dark and disturbing memories begin to emerge. what was the starting point for the novel? i went to a christian brothers school in dublin, started in 1971, when i was 13. and that is a school run by the catholic church? yes, by the christian brothers, they are called. and a lot... for more than 100 years, a lot of working—class, lower—middle—class boys would have gone to these schools. it was a strange place to go into, having been to a state school at primary level, to go into this very violent, weird, eccentric environment. quite early on, a christian brother, probably in his late 30s, i don't really know, wearing the soutane, like a dress,

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ha ha ha. we can always use a couple around here. >> what >>> the incredible day parade itself was over and the party atmosphere was out there in the air. sara bloomquist and walter perez is live. we saw you in full force and your energy was high and you had fan moments. >> reporter: guys it was just a >> just a wow. >> for sure. >> we want to thank the person that decided to have the festivities on thursday because the sunshine made all the difference it was still cold but the he difference. >> the crowd, you have knuckle heads here and there but by and large for that crowd that thick and pretty tame. >> the players passed by where we were standing here on logan circle. it was the thrill of a lifetime even for us. the crowds were waiting for hours and pressed shoulder t shoulder and families and young people everyone having a good time. >> all that remains at this point is the cleanup. oh boy the cleanup. it's an absolute mess out here. beer cans and trash confetti all over the place. so those cleanupr work cut out for. the sun has now set and it's much colder and the jumbotrons are now coming down. >> it's now time to -- >> go home. >> that is right. >> i love that you guys are the last two people at the party and a great moment earlier where the bus was going by. and you said we are the last revellers you said wait guys i have to wave to the eagles they are coming by. >> today's championship parade was a live long thrill for eagles fans and with so many people packed into the city for the event there were a few injuries. health reporter and registered nurse ali gorman is live along the parkway with that part of the story. >> reporter: hi guys when have you a crowd as big as the crowd out here today. you'll see some medical incidents, the medical tent behind me is already starting to come down but the staff there today worked very quickly to treat people and in some cases get some to the hospital. >> medical staff at 21st and the parkway were busy. most people seeking treatment had had minor injuries or severe

ha ha ha, yay kids! >> more good news for eagle fans, the biggest cheerleader of them all, joel embiid says he's going to the superbowl tomorrow and they have never lost when he's been at a game. tonight for the sixers, jojo 24 points. fourth quarter, they come out flat. back come the pacers. sixers lose 100-92. lance stevenson rubbing it in. >> flyers pushed around today against ottawa. down one, final seconds, nolin patrick with 2.6 seconds left in regulation, we go to a shootout. mike hoffman scores the game winner. flyers lose 4-3. their fourth straight loss. hopefully the eagles have better luck tomorrow. >> more "action news" in our next half hour. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the gig-speed network that powers the dreams of america's businesses is now doing the same for america's olympic and paralympic athletes. >> welcome back to our continuing coverage of superbowl lii. the focus tomorrow behind the scenes, security operations are kicking into gear. >> the security plan has effect for two years and is using black hawk helicopters. here's more on what's being done to keep people safe. >> die hard fan and a massive security presence. in the downtown of minneapolis, authorities have spent two years learning to protect it. black hawk helicopters are patrolling the skies, ready to intercept any helicopter that flies too close on game day. >> more than 2,000 cameras are keeping an eye on the city. >> we have folks from the federal government, department of energy, fbi. >> inside the command center, authorities are watching what's happening at fan zones and across minneapolis and st. paul. there are 64 law enforcement agencies, 10,000 volunteer and elite canine units have been brought in across the country. >> i'm confident we'll have a safe superbowl. >> all of the security is not meant to upset fans, rather than they'll have fun. >> it's hard to forgot the story of lucas custer, the ten-year-old from delaware known as the dutch destroyer. before he loss his b

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ha ha ha, yay kids! >>> "action newthat delaware valley's leading nepwi program.h ducis rogers, meteorologist cecily tynan, and jim gar mier. >>> tuesday night and chare ces are reinstated for the engineer in philadelphia's amtrak crash and a false tsuthat wmi warning issued for the east coast. but the big story tonight massive transportation operation. and "action news" reporter annie mccormick is live. >> reporter: jim, that is right this is not a ticketed event and open to the public and expected to be bigger than the phillies world series parade in 2008. with the vince lombardi proffy in city hall the mayor and parade organizers revealed the details. >> i want to thank them for all the joy they brought to us. >> it's really an opportunity for us, our organization and players and staff to really sort of take in the enthusiasm and say thank you. >> 11:00 a.m. at broad and

has to have good little peppings on there. >> and like that we have the super bowl lii football. >> ha, ha, ha. it's a beautiful thing right? look you quickly they gave us that inside look. we want to make sure it's fair no deflate-gate. they gave us our own custom-made "action news" super bowl football. >> that is an impressive process. >> here is our souvenir. >> i'm claiming that. you get to hold it today and me tomorrow. >> well -- >> ducis rogers and jaime apody is live at the mall of america they are talking to players all week long and the coaching staff and today they caught up with the guys about jay ajayi. >> reporter: yes, jay ajayi what a great pickup this was by roseman from the dolphins. >> the go to guy and also cool. he wears the cool shades and we learned yesterday he wears number 36 the last guy was number 36 brian westbrook. what i'm curious is after this if he will ever talk to you again. >> you mentioned that he is cool. i wanted to find out if that cool guy persona was an act. >> he has the glasses and the accent. >> about that accent -- is it real or is it fake? >> we ask

ha ha ha, yay kids! - there's a common thread i see every time i'm in the field.ghbors and strangers alike. - this is what america's about. - sometimes it's nice to see all the good that's out there. bringing folks out, we have seen it in community after community. >>> welcome back to the ski lodge in pyeongchang. we close this morning with a look at what's next this week. on wednesday, president trump heads to pennsylvania to skein for rick saccone who is facing democrat conor lamb. >>> and in addition to the olympics, today, the daytona 500 will be running later with nfl legend peyton manning as the honorary pace car drive. and tonight, lebron james in the all-star game. >> olympics first. >> four different tvs. >> thanks for spending part of your morning here with us in south korea. we'll be back in new york next week on "take a live look outsi >>> it is sunday, february 18th, 2018. we want to start you off with a live look outside. that's the south bay, the skies above there from our cameras atop communication hill. you can kind of make out some mountain tops

ha ha ha, yay kids!s >> julie: a catfight between a real housewife and a teen hearthrob, an n.b.a. legend brought to tears, and "celebrity big brother" making headlines in the world of politics. all this, and it's only night three. welcome to "celebrity big brother" ( cheers and applause ) >> previously on "celebrity big brother"... >> wow! >> 11 famous faces began the battle for a quarter of a million dollars. >> how you doing, man? good to see you! i was so happy to see metta world peace, and chuck liddell walks in, and i'm like, "this is enginable." these are two of the strongest human beings on either and i'm going to compete with them? >> it wasn't long before shannon and omarosa

ha, ha, ha. >> reading terminal opened in 1893 and until now never had a ribbon cutting ceremony s can you find anything your appetite desires. everyone has an opinion on what kept the market around for over a century. >> good food and good product and price. and centrally located. shop owners say it's more than just a business and part of the community. the atmosphere and community and all types of people here and most of my customers are friends, i don't call them customers anymore they are more like friends. millions flock to one of america's oldest and largest public market. they admit it's a one of a kind experience you must see for yourself. no doubt it will be around for another 125 years. >> and then the customers, it's the customers that fought 30 years ago when this building was almost demolished to keep it alive and turn it into what it has become today. the most visited site in greater philadelphia. >> and happy 125th birthday if you missed out on the festivities not to worry there are event goes on throughout the year including a big party on saturday. reporting at the reading terminal terminal. gray hall, channel 6 "action n

ha-ha-ha. who would be on a bus with a microphone on saying? who would do anything you have ever done for that matter? best part is nobody even picked the story ufrp p till he tweete about it. it is everywhere. good work there, stable genius. [ applause ] but the president -- in fairness did accomplish something positive today. awarded medal of valor to north carolina deputy sheriff. who pulled a man out of a burning car. now, this is a lay-up. i mean, nothing controversial here. all of the president has is put that medal around this gentleman's neck. no problem, right? i mean, what could be easier than, oh. i believe that's called a metaphor. clearly he has never helped melania with a necklace before. and yet that was still his most successful act as president this month. white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders in defense mode today. first press briefing since the special counsel indicted 13 russians on charges of meddling in the election. because i think even she is starting to get confused by all the garbage she has to shovel every day. >> does the president now acknowledge what the special counsel indictments made clear which is that russians not only tried to meddle but interfere and influence the 2016 election? >> absolutely. the president has acknowledged that multiple times before. he acknowledged it during the transition. acknowledged it during a press conference in poland and acknowledged it for a third time at a press event in poland. >> wait you forgot about the

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ha, ha, ha. h a? what? whoa? that was great. stormtracker 6 live double scan shows you that we have no big surprises on storm tracker and ale little bit of rain later on in the evening hours. but right now we are dry and as we take a look outside sky 6 hd the camera bouncing a bit with the wind going 15 miles per hour at times. we still see some sunshine digging you the clouds now down at the christopher columbus monument in penn's landing. 48 degrees in philadelphia. winds 13 miles per hour and at times they drop back down to the single digits and not super windy today and feeling like the low 40s. and 46 degree range. reading to allentown 45 in lancaster and 46 in wilmington and 45 in millville. sat slight shows you cloud cover out there. there are breaks and some of you experiencing blue skies, i think overall a clouds and sun mix. and it's milder than yesterday and 50 in allentown 51 in reading and 52 in trenton and 53 in philadelphia. and 53 in millville. and down in cape may you have closer to 50 and some may only get in the upper 40s. through the rest of the afternoon in philadelphia. the high of 53 comes through by 3:00 and 49 by 6:00. this evening temperatures don't treat us badly. 10:00 we are at 47 above the average high for this time of year. but if you head out for valentine's evening for a movie. there is the possibility that the rain starts to move in and the new model in by 10:00 having this north and west of philadelphia and eventually popping through and getting out of here for thursday morning. i would still bring an umbrella and a little rain gear just throw it in there a small umbrella in the bag just in case. >> as we take a look at tomorrow it's mild and cool down as we head into friday and saturday. and there are new indications. and on saturday evening two separate systems that look to stay separate and give us a shower or snow shower. now combining into a stronger storm and that energy pushes to the east on saturday night. there are scenarios and the colder scenario as this pushes in cold air in play to give move of the area snow a mix farther south in cape may county. res recent runs on the gfs past philadelphia and the mix in the northern and western suburbs and the change over to snow north and west and it can go either way and more than likely going to be saturday evening more precipitation involved. 53 degrees is today's high for valentine's day and milder conditions than what we had yesterday and as we saw there is the chance of showers building in starting out to the west season winding up in the east. thursday, clouds and sun and very mild with a high of 65 degrees, now thursday another feature rolls in and showers and that goes into friday morning. and friday afternoon we are dry and temperatures fall from the high of 60 and down to 50 or lower than that by dinner time. saturday cooler and a high of just 40 and late in the day off evening, we see rain or snow arriving and where the rain and snow divider sell thes up will determine if philadelphia gets any of the white stuff. in any event a small accumulation and saturday night is a big travel period and sunday quick drying in the morning and 60s next week. >> thank you david. >>> well, there is a bar if center city not just one of the oldest in the country but has another claim to familiar with the connection to love. and valentine's day the perfect day to tell the story. alicia vitarelli is here with the details on the mating magic at mcgillans old ale house. >> definitely the oldest bar in philadelphia and claims to be the bar boasting the most love matches so what is it about manage gillans we headed there to find out. >> some of these couples are married, some are engaged but they all have one thing in common. >> most marriages and engagements of any bar in philadelphia. >> we like to say anywhere. >> and that happened at this philadelphia bar. manage gillans old ale house. >> is there something in the air? >> we like to say so. >> how many years for mcgillans? >> 158 years. it's a storied institution here in philadelphia. and a lot of love stories blooming and blossoming here at mcgillans, there is a couple that has this artwork over her bed and a would be non-that found her soul mate in a sailor. >> we have connections and happy sparks th

ha ha ha, yay kids! playing a sweet tune theriding .e 37 hours away. >> we'll have much more eagles coverage, but first let's get a look at what's in store for the weekend and the super bowl party with meteorologist chris sowers, hi chris. >> reporter: good morning, nydia. it's a 50/50 day between the two weekend days. we'll see a decent amount of sunshine today, blustery an cold. rain moves in tomorrow. warminster, 14 degrees. lake harmony, 4 above z newtown, 16. over the other side of the delaware river. glassboro, 16. 12 in vineland. 17 in fortescue. 14 degrees in hammonton. not much of a breeze this morning, it will pick up a little

ha ha ha, yay kids!les while cleaning out their lockers, the philadelphia eagles. team members brought each other parting gifts. crown royal whisty $130 a pop. >> we forget how much this game affects people's lives and brings everyone together. it's unbelievable, but they deserve it. >> i'm enjoying the fans. i'm happy to be able to see everybody smiling. somebody came up to me like, i appreciate you all so much. the people hugging each other. usually, it's people miserable coming here. >> there were two signature players, brandon graham treass to nick foles. here is insight into how the play came to be. >> philly's special. ready? here we go. here we go. >> that will never get old. still a busy night on the college hardwood and a difficult night for top-ranked villanova. oh, that's lovely... poetry in motion. and there it is, the "baby bird". breathtaking. a rcent or more. >> the villanova wildcats are good. they have the number one team in the nation. they are not invincible. nova trails most of the ni

ha, ha, ha! >> much so the amusement of the person behind the camera. >> did they steal his trash can and he took it back? >> that is exactly what's going on in this video. >> that's something my daddy would do. awesome. >> it is so bizarre. >> that was tay getting out of the car. they were at home and they heard a banging. these people in the truck turned up and they stole for some reason their trash can. well, tay and his brother weren't going to sit there and let it happen. they jump in the car, go driving around and eventually by coincidence at a stoplight go that's it! that's our bin. >> you got the trash can. >> tay isn't going to let them get away with it, gets out of the car and takes the bin back. >> for people who think it's not that big of a deal, in some cities you have to pay to get another one because that one is the size of you. >> on the side it's painted in big numbers is their house address. so it's like mate, what are you doing? >> so they knew for sure that was, in fact their can. >> they knew it was the right one. i'm amused to wonder what everybody else is kind of thinking is going on. especially because the bin doesn't fit in their car. >> how you going to fit this -- >> i don't know, we have to figure it out. >> they end up dragging it all the way home. >> hasome of the other kids are saying to him. >> they said go away little boy, you can't play with us. >> who doesn't want to play with caden. >> excuse me? >> see his strategy for bullying next. >>> it's the escalator prank disguised as a public pickup, sort of. i don't know if i would call this a pickup as much as a just creepy drive-by. see if anyone plays along coming up on "right this minute." rodney -- mastermind of discounts like safe driver, paperless. the list goes on. how about a discount for long lists? gold. mara, you save our customers hundreds for switching almost effortlessly. it's a gift. and jamie. -present. -together we are unstoppable. so, what are we gonna do? ♪ insurance. that's kind of what we do here. ♪ everyone wants to be (cthe cadbury bunny because only he brings delicious cadbury creme eggs. while others may keep trying, nobunny knows easter better than cadbury. [coughs] that cough doesn't sound so good. take mucinex dm. i'll text you in 4 hours when your cough r

. >> ha, ha, ha. >> something that gets her where she needs to be by the time she needs to be there.ybe a delorean. >> classy and elegant. >> here it is the car that will end my tardiness. i have bags and things -- >> i took that into consideration. a big hatch back opening. >> this feels good. what time do we have to be there? >> juggle you have your space and get your kid in here. look how fashionably light i'll be. put the payment on adam joseph's account until the delaurean is available. they like my car. >> be my guest. got some nice pickup. no brakes. woo. >> you pay for my speeding ticket. >> i want this car. >> nick did tremendously it's a joranous car. >>> the philadelphia eagles are already winners in one respect not just in our hearts but one face-off against the patriots. >> the eagles! >> yay! eagles! >> you hear the eagles cheer of the crowd there on this morning's kelly and ryan. a cook-off between philadelphia cheesesteaks and patriots sausage and peppers. the cheesesteaks easily won. >> here we go, northern and western suburbs, milder than yesterday and mostly cloudy

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the surface inside it sleek and stylish but not swank you know not ha ha ha knows a lot about the history of his isabella coupe right he has the original documentation. he says that according to the vehicle registration document car was first registered in vienna on the twenty first of july nineteenth fifty nine. the air since we last saw. it is it not so not non-truth. oddly the photo in the registration does not show this particular car whether it is a coupon or sedan it still has the same illustration. shows as the original maintenance booklet so the price and he has to laugh when he sees the prices and the dean's good job cost for doj mounts fifty and a general inspection seventeen marks so she added the sht. on because inspects your own of course it is a sin then. if you needed to find a shop there was a list of all the authorised carriages isabella boarding and isabella was marketed all over the world or there were carriages in africa lots in germany which of course i'm sure longer exists and this heightened tensions because. people often stop and stare when they see a beautiful vintage car in pristine condition she

ha ha ha! >> takes the car to where he is. walks past. >> hey! with somebody's car, it's very risky. somebody can really lose it. >> like it? >> do i like it? >> happy valentine's day. >> he's taking in the glory. >> why is your face all over my car? >> why not? look how wonderful she is! >> oh, that's so great. he loves her, how can he not love this? >> happy valentine's day. i thought there's nothing better -- >> happy valentine's day? what have you done to my car? >> look at this, even better! >> over to the other side. >> really? >> yes. >> your favorite thing. >> i'm so surprised that he's so upset. he's pulled all kinds of other stuff. >> yeah, i love my wife, yeah. >> true fact. >> that's why her face is six foot across the window. >> tell the world, baby, tell the world. >> you haven't seen the roof yet. >> oh. >> this car is being tracked by my wife. >> she crazy. >> happy environmevalentines da >> just you wait. >>> later, gators. that's the end of the show. catch you >>> tonight, the breaking news. the deadly school rampage in south fl

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has said no the president is going to fire him. they said he's not planning on firing robert mueller. we know the president has been agitated about this and has threatened at times to follow through on that. the white house says that's not going to happen. what you're seeing is an effort to discredit the entire russia investigation. the president claims he's vindicated there. not only democrats, but independent analysts show it doesn't come close to vindicating the president. it's filled with inaccuracies. they claim that some of the dossier was paid for was revealed to the judge. we won't know the truth until we know the underlying intelligence. >> whatever you think of the president's motives here or the accuracy of the memo, has the president and his allies created enough fog around this issue whatever mueller releases in the end people will not believe it? >> i don't know how many people. clearly the president has a campaign going and he's backed up by republican allies in the media and congress to discredit the mueller probe. whether that will succeed i think depends on what mueller finds. we don't know what evidence mueller has. we don't know what his conclusions are. perhaps robert mueller doesn't know his conclusions. there is no question -- i think you're right we've seen an effort to tarnish the investigation and color the findings whenever they're made. >> george, thank you. just a reminder george has a packed show coming up. he'll talk about the gop memo with two key members. top democratic congressman adam schiff and republican congressman will hurd. >> "this week" kicks off abc's 2018 coverage of midterms. i travelled to the 18th district of pennsylvania where a special election battle could set th

were you surprised, because there's no near auschwitz where people go -- ha ha ha ha! >> let me explain myself. yeah. here's why, so they take you, and they take you on these historical trips, but they keep it all jews together, because they want you in a very emotional environment to connect with other jews, see the history and then -- >> seth: right. >> what do you do if you're 14 and just you had your mind blown by horrible things you've seen from world war ii. and you get back to the hotel and they're, like, now have fun, you know. [ laughter ] and you're, like -- >> seth: that -- yeah. >> and you go and you touch jews, you know? >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] i think that's a beautiful -- i don't know if you told us more about judaism, or 14-year-olds, but i do feel like -- [ laughter ] >> but here's the difference, i have a lot of friends of different faiths, and some other faiths, they're more like don't touch. the jews are, like, touch, but with a jew, because if you don't the race will die. [ laughter ] so you have this crazy freedom, and stress. i think that's w

ha, ha, ha, real funny, i work at the gym. >> the bust is about to hit him. >> the bust is going to hit you think that means? >> what? >> sir, focus. >> finally, just like that, he realizes,

ha ha ha, yay kids! former president barack obama -- in town and on the move. >>> motorcade in monterey. former president barack obama in town and on the move. a visit that has a lot of people talking. good evening and thanks for joining us. i'm jessica aguirre. >> i'm raj mathai. out of office but still in favor. president obama joining the annual party down in pebble beach. officially it's a corporate visit for at&t but it comes with golf privileges in the sunshine. ian cole is in monterey for us which is filled with secret service agents. >> reporter: that's right, we first spotted president obama at this hotel around 5:00 on cannery row tonight. he left for several hours then came back just before 9:30. we're not sure where he was during that time but there were a lot of people happy to see him come back here. new video tonight of former president barack obama's motorcade returning to the monterey plaza hotel. during the excitement some local college students were on a stakeout. >> we came out looking for him. we seen on twitter he was going to be in monterey, let's go! >> reporter: that's not monterey, where celebrities and the world's top golfers come