harris? harris: thank you very much. and the president's immigration policies were the subject of another protest today. this time in times square. organizers calling it a, quote, i am a muslim too rally. look. >> a muslim too! >> a muslim too! >> hip-hop mogul russell simmons co-hosted. new york city mayor bill de blasio was on hand. he called it a message of solidarity. >>> the trump administration says it will be a top priority. and martha maccallum will host a first 100 days town hall event on the topic. tune in on tuesday 7:00 p.m. eastern right here on the fox news channel. >>> and right now, it is official. operation inherent resolve is on. the goal, to clear the isis savages from their last major strong hold in iraq. >>> and sending more u.s. troops back into afghanistan? the secretary of defense on when that decision might come? and it will be subject of tonight's "fox report" interview. watch for that. you are watching "fox report," i'm harris faulkner. why are you checking your credit score? i think we could f

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9:00, harry.leave with me, meaning it was not safe. charlie: got you. take a look at the ira. harry: i was on maneuvers with them. it seemed all right, but it was getting tough because it was getting dark. , farmer way in the distance like started going off and on, and that was obviously, they were telling us there was a british patrol around. charlie: you could see the lights, people signaling. harry: people signaling. we lay in the mud, a british patrol comes past, and afterwards in the safe house, i hear a couple of ira guys talking and they said they were seen us.brits had i didn't want to get into a firefight. charlie: the next one is jfk in paris in 1962. look at the eyes. this is when he went to meet khrushchev. harry: he went on after that to meet in vienna. charlie: he was sobered by. raining. was i like the idea that jack andedy kept looking at me looking at me until i climbed up on this parapet. it was like, you know, you get a picture, you know? charlie: finally, this, winston churchil

harris? >> harris: did you catch it? senator mcconnell said they would put up a bill once there was enough support among republicans. what does that mean? this is a huge issue for them. my political panel is pulling their chairs out and getting everything together. stay with us. ♪ it's not just a car, it's your daily treat. ♪ go ahead, spoil yourself. the es and es hybrid. experience amazing. >> harris: let's talk obamacare, shall we? the political panel is here. jessica is here, democratic strategeg strategyist. so before the break, you were getting set. i told everybody you were. mitch mcconnell said if they could get enough support among republicans, he will put up a bill. what are the points of contention among republicans? this is a huge issue for your party. >> there's some republicans that want to just repeal the whole thing and don't want to have a replacement before that repeal. there's others that realize that economic impact that we place on americans, that we need to have something that can go inside seamless

harris? harris: connor, thank you. and fox news is learns of serious concerns of the records of thousands of u.s. servicemembers and veterans. all tied to a school located miles from the pentagon. ahead, exclusively information on a federal investigation into the school's possible ties to the chinese military. >> it got uploaded into an old drive. their personal military files and where they were trained, how they were trained, how long, that could be remotely . harris: fox news was able to get exclusive details about an online school that's been under investigation for possible ties to china's military. at issue were thousands of records from the u.s. servicemembers compromised? the university of management and technology sits four miles from the pentagon, and it's received millions of dollars in funding from the department of defense for educating our veterans. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge reports. >> reporter: in december 2012, the fbi raided the northern virginia offices of umt, the universit

>> harris: it's not time yet.t is been an f president trump even >> abby: if it takes this long, it's going to eat take everything to get anything done. >> harris: it will be interesting to see if judge neil gorsuch which does get them to come along. that's a fight that is also going on potentially over the next six weeks or so. it's important. you've got the executive order on immigration, which we may see swing back peered at the constitutionality seems to be upheld. people have problems with that, we will see how that goes. can we talk a little bit about betsy devos? many charter schools across the nation are actually not private schools. i got a niece and one down in dallas, texas, it's a public school. you have been there in new york. the criticism of her only being cozy or knowledgeable about private schools with regard to charter, i think it's an interesting one. >> sandra: megan, you pointed out to many occasions, they're not criticizing her track recor record. >> meghan: it's interesting because rex tille

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harris? >> harris: interesting. we're waiting to see a justice confirmed in that. right now it's a 4-4, which could mean a tie. let's talk russia. what about the president's comments about russia? >> president is getting a lot of flak of drawing a moral equivalent for what president putin has done in russia and things occurred here in the united states or the order of the united states over a decade. getting it not just from democrats but republicans, too. marco rubio said when has a democratic political activist been poisoned by the gop or vice versa? we're not the same as #putin signed marco rubio. this from liz cheney. potus statements is deeply troubling and wrong. there's no question that the president has been walking a fine diplomatic line with russia. he would like to engage their help in the fight against isis and other radical islamic extremism. he's trying to keep things cordial. we'll see if he can continue to do that. >> harris: i want to stay with russia here for a second. also

always be you. >> harris: what do we do?ore "outnumbered," quick break we will see jenna lee with what is happening in the second hour of "happening now." >> everybody knows what is happening. next, white house press secretary sean spicer is about to hold his daily briefing, what will he have to say about the president's new immigration order or what we should expect this week? we want to give their life, plus a new border wall could cost more money than anticipated. while the government have to seize private property? interesting question and also terrifying video of the deadly plane crash, what brought a plane down in australia, it is quite the site. we will have that "happening now." >> harris: we will see you at the top of the hour, thank you. >> sandra: some people still rejecting the notion that president trump won the election fair and square more than three months later. former clinton campaign manager mook said russian interference may be to blame for his candidates lost, watch. >> this is the key, no campaign manag

harry: first in, last out. charlie: really? harry: yes, photograph what you see. is the answer to that question "why harry?"? knows how to get into a situation, and he knows how to charm people, but underneath that charm is a manipulation that is really a law in. charlie: to get them to relax? yes, and there are secrets to it. he will say he got to the second floor of the white house residence because he was in a suit, and every other photographer, they look like custodians, and he was able to .ide in he has a handkerchief. he is a seasoned charmer. charlie: you took my photograph. harry: i did. a few times. that is remarkable, because like michael jackson, when everyone took a photograph of him in the 1980's, he wanted to have a photograph by harry. i wanted to make a film on harry -actually, he was the subject of another film we were making, company," and he was sitting in front of us, and we were rolling camera, and you realize that this man is not a photographer but an iconic photographer, and you look over your shoulder, and there are the beatles having a pil

back to you. >> harris: thank you very much, jenna. we are always excited to see you. >> eboni: liberals now calling to boycott under armour. >> we have such a pro-business president, something that we should grab this opportunity. he wants to build things and he wants to make bold decisions, and be decisive. i'm a big fan versus think, think, think, think. >> eboni: there we saw ceo kevin plank calling trump a asset. steph curry said i agree with that description if you remove the et. he's a president, but are we promoting change? are we doing things that are going to look out for everybody? this comes after several retailers sidelined ivanka trumps fashion line citing declining sales. geraldo, you actually have experience on "celebrity apprentice" working with ivanka trump, working with nordstrom's yourself. i'll let you share with the couch what you said and why you said it. >> geraldo: i think nordstrom's stabbed ivanka in the back. i think what they did was really low down and dirty. i was on "celebrity apprentice," those presiden

harris? harris: there is a little breaking news inside of your report, garrett, and we're waiting for videotape playout as we say in television news. that means that all of us across the spectrum will roll on the video as it's coming in. this is coming in from trump international golf club. we understand there was a marching band that met the president and first lady as they were going to their location to watch the super bowl at the hotel in palm beach. so as that video gets cued up, we'll go straight to that. we were given a two-minute warning, garrett, that means at any second we could be a go for all of this. that's actually happening, and let's watch together.. >> who are you rooting for, mr. president? who do you want to win? patriots or falcons? . harris: as we're watching this tape playout. i'm kind of telling you some of the behind the scenes of how we do things in television news. we'll get the video and it's fed out to all of the networks and we'll play it out for you, here you hav

one thing trump has done -- >> harris: not all of us. >> david: i will never include you, harris, comen. i've worked in both. i'm an opinion guy, i've also worked for a newspaper, i've had to write as a journalist and i still do occasionally. i know how to separate it. i choose to do that. one thing trump has done is he is gone past the media using twitter and he's gone past this to the american people. that is an effective strategy to the american people. reagan did it, clinton did it, when you go past the media to the american people, you're going to win. at the media better take note that technology has made it possible to cut them out of the picture. >> meghan: i think when you're so obsessed with being on late-night television that you want to make cameos, when you lie, any loose sight of who you are and what it means to be a journalist, that is how we've gotten to the place that we are right now. i'm so sick of seeing journalists on late-night shows, i'm so sick of knowing exactly where you stand, i'm sick of seeing you crying on election night when trump wins, there's a really b

>> harris: that's usually what does happen. it they take similar cases and put them in one place. >> dagen: he says i have trouble understanding. >> sandra: by his own calculations, 50% of the world's muslims are affected. you will back to that phone call, by the way, they did put it on youtube. 130,000 people tuned into youtube. there's one thing for sure, this is captivating the country. >> brian: taught me if i'm wrong here. this is a pause to come up with a procedure for criteria. if i'm donald trump, i'm disappointed. i'm working on the extreme vetting procedure and we hope that pakistan gets on that list. imago, your argument, just forget it. here are not my new rules. >> dagen: what does that say about our security in the interim? >> harris: the president able to make a stronger argument for what's happening. >> meghan: charles krauthammer said this last night that since 9/11, there haven't been any attacks from one country of the seven bands. >> harris: the associated press did a check on that and it's not exactly true.

harris? >> harris: what i was going to say republicans have to be careful here.ember, one the things that really elevated donald trump as the candidate very early on was having the current president constantly allude to or say his name daily at one point. and so it's interesting. because if the republicans get too involved in going after elizabeth warren they elevate her stature to the point remember she may or may not win her current state again. if you give it oxygen, you may raise her to the point where you have to fight her. and it's just an interesting, maybe lesson learned from the last election. it worked in republicans' favor to have a sitting president elevate donald trump. we talked about it on the couch. why does president obama keep saying his name? >> elizabeth warren is -- as you just noted, she is not even doing well in her own home state. i actually think the myth of elizabeth warren doesn't go very far. i, like lisa. >> lisa: thank you. >> sandra: i like lisa, too. >> meghan: like you said there is this tang joint exhibit with politicians that yo

>> harris: adam, i want to get your view on this. leaks and accusations of previous campaign members having had relations with russia. i still haven't seen the evidence on that, but they say it's coming. with all of that context, president trump remains, stephen feinberg who is a billionaire to head the intel community. what do you think of that? >> adam: i don't know where he comes into play honestly when it comes to the intel community. you have to have someone that you trust immensely, but it wasn't just russia. we move weapons into syria and libya. we put our fingers in a lot of places. we obviously missed intelligence for 9/11. it goes on and on and on. whether you're a republican or democrat, you have to understand that our intelligence community is fantastic. we have to find a way to do it better and do it together. right now, they are fighting each other in some respects. >> rachel: a lot of people think that what happened here has the fingerprints of barack obama on it. what he's doing is orchestrating and signaling to his p

this is "outnumbered," i'm harris faulkner. here today sandra smith, meghan mccain, host of "kennedy" on fox business kennedy and today's #oneluckyguy being the flow in sunshine to new york, he is "outnumbered," almost 70 degrees outside. >> alex: you're welcome. it is what i do. >> harris: thank you very much. we have a lot to get to today come i cannot wait to get your expertise both as a judge but also as an immigrant. which will be interesting. >> alex: i will do my best. >> harris: let's go. we are again waiting remarks for the top of the back dilemma and security chief, we are looking to decrease tensions between the united states and our neighbor to the south, mexico's foreign minister will also be making a statement alongside secretary tillerson and kelly slammed president trump's renewed focus on immigration reform. he said his country does not have to accept the plan and it could go before the united nations to defend the rights of immigrants. meanwhile, despite that rocky start, the white house appears to have a more

here today, sandra smith, harris faulkner, fox news contributor, lisa boothe and today's one lucky guy, john bolton. you are outnumbered, thanks for coming today. >> harris: you are cooler than the other side of the pillow. >> john: will see how long that lasts. >> meghan: let's jump right into it. a president trump back on the road after going toe-to-toe with the press in a press conference yesterday. listen. us before i'm here today to update the american people on the incredible progress that has been made in the last four weeks since my inauguration. we've made incredible progress. i don't think there's ever been a president elected in this short period of time was done what we've done. i'm here following from what we pledged to do. i put it out before the american people, this administration is running like a fine tuned machine. despite the fact that i can get my cabinet approved. their upstanding people. >> meghan: the presidents comments. speak out we are living in a world according to trump, and that news conference was a remarkable display of this president. if you he simply c

. >> harris: let's begin with the official start today of a key relationship with israel. you see the president and the first lady standing out front there because they were expecting the arrival of the israeli leader. he's expected to get to the white house at any moment for their first face-to-face meeting since the president took office. a lot of things to get to today. at such an important picture as we look outside the south portico and the car arrives there with the prime minister of israel. we know from our reporting and just the recent years under president obama how to be and cooled the relationship has been between the united states and israel. is this going to be the beginning of something different, something new? some controversy rolling out with it. it right now we watch him greet the leader of israel. we expected to be a warm and positive meeting today. the world can watch together. i don't know if there's any audio that we'll be able to discern. i can lower my voice for just a couple of seconds and to see that's possible. all right, the microphones are not

harris, you're the ultimate lady to make uncomfortable. >> harris: i don't think you are to be a ladyow that that's on appropriate, but thank you. this is what the president was talking about just a few minutes ago when we started our show and he said he wants to see this process go forth with integrity. i'm paraphrasing what he was talking about, but he wants this to be streamlined to the point where we take the high road. both on capitol hill and in the nation about this supreme court pick in particular. i don't know if everybody is hearing that message, but he said it today and he also mentioned nuclear option. >> eboni: i agree with him wholeheartedly. i think there are men in this country who feel that they would have liked to assume that same respect and taken at high road. people have got a hearing on that premise. these men represent the law to their utmost ability. >> harris: the problem with that as you had an open concert of the seat. mayor garland was never going to be what the g.o.p. wanted. >> eboni: they have an opportunity to wait for the next fight. >> meghan: i think

county, the big one, harris county was one of those blue counties and harris county didn't just votethe ticket for hillary clinton they elected a new sheriff, ousted the incumbent. >> our decision 2016 coverage with some surprising results in the race for harris county sheriff, as we showed you right before the break the latest numbers have democratic challenger ed gonzalez ahead of ron hickman with 52%, with 53% of the vote now. bill spencer joins us live in the heights. bill? >> reporter: yes, bill, and the candidate just took the stage a few minutes ago along with his lovely wife melissa and he did accept winning the sheriff's race, he acknowledged himself as the new sheriff. the new sheriff in town. in fact -- >> a new sheriff in town, in fact. that thing we always say applies literally here. elections do have consequences. sheriff hickman lost and harris county ed gonzalez became the new sheriff in town. interestingly that didn't stop the local activists. they continued to rally and march and organize even after ed gonzalez was elected. every week people would march to the city

. >> standing in the john harris mansion in harrisburg. this is the oldest house and what was the original harrisburg . built in 1766 and we are supporting our 250th anniversary of the mansion, john harris the first, we usually call him the first raider come he came from york shire counting when in the 16 90's, and introduction to evelyn shippen who was william penn's secretary of the province in pennsylvania, they were looking for someone to go into the interior of the company and secure the first rating right. -- trading rightfur. right.trading there was a replica made of what we believe the cabin look like during the bicentennial in 1985. it is on city island. froms available for trade the zero that was supposed to go to england but there were some intruders of french and dutch origin that were trading with the indians and i think that is one of the reasons why they sent someone like harris to this area. he built storehouse to store the pelts he would get from the indians and he would take them back to philadelphia to exchange them for

ellis taking the place of eron harris. >> dan: they're going to put harris in the game. >> kevin: how about that? time-out taken. they're doing to put harris in with van dyk. he's had a blown knee. his career is over. they're going to put him in. couple seniors. the had to sit out the first year. 2014. tom izzo said he's probably not had a harder worker in a short time. >> dan: this is an interesting strategy where you're trying to play. so you don't get your guy anywhere near the ball. >> kevin: across the line. they get it to go. if ticks of the clock. the travel. >> dan: he had the traveling violation. aaron harris could come up to participate in the tradition. kiss the floor. right at mid court. >> kevin: wow! michigan state comes up with that signature win they've been looking for. they go to 10-6 in the big conference. they have won six of the last eight and four of the last five. they're peaking at the right time. and trying to get the double buy in the upcoming big 10 tournament. the wisconsin badgers who began 21-

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prince harry and megan markle's first pda. the bold and beautiful heather tom is here with me. >> it's nice to see you, cameron. especially with your shirt on. you look great in a suit. the perfect way to stop this since we're both from the soap world with the royal romance. >> the flashbulbs were a bit much for prince harry with girlfriend meghan markle as they strolled down a west london street. >> the couple dressed casually both in button downs and pants. the new images show the prince's chivalrous side. >> we've reaaly seen harry and meggn in an unguarded moment and him taking her out of the hand leading her out of the restaurant making sure she feels safe and secure. it could be overwhelming when you're being swarmed by the paparazzi. so harry is very keen to make sure he protects megan every step of the way. >> they dined at london's trendy so ho house. the hot spot may have a special meaning. >> megan's best friend marcus anderson is a former consultant of soho house and he's rumored to have introduced the couple there

cruz: and so if i could be a little presumptuous mark, let me on behalf of cpac thank harry reid -- harry reid, thank you for attorney general jeff sessions. [applause] sen. cruz: and also, we should for epa harry reid administrator scott pruitt. [applause] sen. cruz: for education secretary betsy devos -- [applause] sen. cruz: and very soon i look forward to thanking harry reid for supreme court justice gorsuch. [applause] mr. levine: should we thank keith ellison too? who is likely to be the next chairman of the dnc? and i'm sure the vast majority of americans given his background with farrakhan will be very excited about that. should we get behind him at cpac, what do you say? [applause] senator cruz: listen, i will commend the democrats for one thing. if they named keith ellison as head of the dnc, i will commend them or truth in advertising. [laughter] [applause] mr. levine: let me ask you this question. there is a battle somewhat for gorsuch. but when there is another vacancy, how much nuttier can they get because the next vacancy, they're going to say belongs to them. so you know,

erickson, crossed to harry kane! he stretches to score. the captain, tapped in, to put his side in control at the break. fulham have been warned, but failed to learn. eriksen, to kane, the same outcome. it hopes of an upset had faded, they we re it hopes of an upset had faded, they were soon gone. when harry kane is on form, few can stop him. he scores his hat—trick! on form, few can stop him. he scores his hat-trick! three goals and a place in the quarterfinals. job well done. when you are winning games, it gives you confidence. but it is never easy in the fa cup. we had to make sure we came here and did our job, and we did that. leaving with the match ball today, he will hope to get his hands on the trophy in may. aberdeen scored two goals in ten minutes to beat kilmarnock. aberdeen were 1—0 down going into the last ten minutes before late goals from substitutes jayden stockley and peter pawlett sealed the points that will keep them in second. dundee are up to 6th in the scottish premiership after beating rangers 2—1 at home. goals from

ross harris is now appealing his conviction. >> tomorrow, o.j.r the deposition tapes. the questions he was never asking during the criminal trial. i'm elizabeth vargas. >> and i'm david muir. we'll see you tomorrow night. in the meantime, thanks for watching tonight. from all of us at "20/20" and abc news, good night. ends, and w love looks in practice, because he should be on the court by then in practice. weight room,in the how he looks, how they look -- >> it -- i'm not worried about finishing off the season. >> a just put him back in the line-up. >> news8 at 11:00 starts right now. is dead after a stabbing sky track over the scene. another victim, a man, has critical injuries. it's believed that this was a but we'll tuation keep you posted, as soon as we find out more information. developments from the white house. once again we're not talking policy. speech or even >> this time it's an incident and a tweet. the secret service investigating threw an object at president trump's

what's harry's plan for them? no way to know.x months later, he dies of a heart attack at the age of 60. i'm so sorry. he was young. >> yes, very young. it was a shame that he didn't get to enjoy his retirement. >> did he leave a will? >> he did. >> did he reference the coins in any way? >> i got the bag of coins. my brother got a set of guns. my father collected guns as well. >> randy has zero interest in coin collecting and tosses his inheritance in his desk drawer. for the next three decades, he says, he forgets all about it until he moves from denver to la jolla and, one day, is checking out the new neighborhood. >> i walked into michael's coin shop, la jolla coin. >> yep, that michael. before long, the coin dealer will be on the scent of a fortune. that's next. >> but first, our "strange inheritance" quiz question. us coins have mint marks p, d, s, and w, designating the locations where they're made. can you name all four? extra credit if you know what the government makes at the w location. the answers after the break. when

. >> and could this be the end of operation marry harry? the new evidence that royal watchers are pointing to as proof that prince harry has found the one. we'll explain maybe "the skinny" on this friday, february 3rd. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> oh, my god. it is such a big, big deal in england and a big deal around here. we should point out that the brian ross unit has been investigating whether or not prince harry. >> is down with the swirl. >> he's down with the swirl. because she is of mixed race. we're going to delve into that in "the skinny" and find out what their findings are. but in the meantime, we're going to talk a little serious this half hour. the administration is sounding more like its predecessor on two key issues. first of course, there's russia. despite promising closer relations with russia, president trump's ambassador to the u.n. had harsh words for the kremlin. nikki haley said if russia does not stop the violence in crimea and give the territory back to ukraine, the u.s. also continue t

for harry kane, it was turning into a very special one indeed.k, albeit this time with a little luck. but as they say, you make your own and before half—time, he was making one for dele alli. kane's run and cross, 4—0 before the break. construction work outside. inside, this was a demolition. kane could have had another in the second half were it not for a fine save. still, the applause was all his, as was, eventually, the match ball. spurs up into second, their eighth consecutive home win. premier league momentum building. adam wild, bbc news. he is playing a very good level. yes, he is a fantastic player, one of the top strikers in the world. he deserved it because he is a great professional, a top man. happy for him. in the championship, it finished all square in the east anglian derby as norwich and ipswich drew i—i at carrow road. ipswich haven't beaten norwich in almost eight years but they took the lead, jonas knudsen making theirfirst shot on target count. that was a blow for norwich who earlier had a goal disallowed but with 20 minutes l

after considering the claims and the evidence against rolf harris the jury evidence against rolf harris many people who have been involved with this trial by telling thejudge have been involved with this trial by telling the judge that they had found rolf harris not guilty on three of the charges and that they couldn't reach a decision, that they couldn't reach a decision, that they couldn't decide whether he was guilty or not on the remaining four counts. to go through those not guilty counts. there was a claim that rolf harris had assault add girl who approached him for an autograph in the 1970s, there was an algaugs he pushed a woman up against the wall and touched her at a party after a tv show recording and also a complaint of assault from a woman who is blind and disabled, all of these, the jury decided who is blind and disabled, all of these, thejury decided did not take place or they could not be sure the offences place or they could not be sure the offe nces ha d place or they could not be sure the offences had ta ken place or they could not be sure the offences had taken place

the let's bring in one quincy harris.id you watch the whole thing. >> yes, loved it. >> good morning, q. >> hey, how is everybody doing >> doing well. >> let's skip right to the q, 12:00 noonan tax 29. >> talking about grammys too. >> yes. >> the biggest winner with the most grammys was adele, she had five, alex. >> every category she was nominated in she won. if it went up against adele it will not work out well. best song, record, anal bum of the year. chance the rapper he did pretty well last night. he won three including big one best new artist. >> that is why he had hat that said three on it. >> do you think he knew. >> and then it was like a album to win grammy, beyonce won two. she was nominated nine times but she got best urban contemporary album and best video. >> okay. >> are you an adele fan. >> i'm a big adele fan. so what i did this morning because i felt people on twit ter how did adele beat beyonce? here's the deal, this is how it happens, people. we have a lot of people from different walks of life on the

they open in rapid city and building this huge company which is important to point out a man named harry simon bourne who is key and critical with coming up with a formula that helps mcdonald's actually get on good sound footing which was to own the underlying real estate of the mcdonald's. he was the real business minded person who is going into different communities and helping convince people who own the land and is hard-pressed to imagine just how blanket the landscape was then because it's different than it is now. these are people who have parcels of land in places where there was little else going on and so harry went in and helped negotiate bank loans and brokered deals with real estate owners and ray was much more the hamburger guy where harry was much more the finance guys. so that's going on while john is helping her husband but they continue to somehow be involved with each other and i'm pretty sure it has something to do with one of ray's early hires who was a world war ii pilot who owned the little cessna and june martina who was integral, she's a whole other book, she and

ladies and gentlemen, please welcome neil patrick harris!jimmy: got to feel the love. >> that's very kind. >> jimmy: the crowd, they love you. come on. >> very sexy crowd. >> jimmy: they are a sexy crowd. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's all we have, are sexy crowds. you're a sexy man. i was -- >> you mean it? >> jimmy: the babies now are not babies. they're 6 years old. >> our kids are 6 years old. >> jimmy: when did that happen? >> it happened six years ago. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you can tell i'm bad at math. >> yours are how old? >> jimmy: i have no idea. i just -- i didn't know you kept track of them. >> they're younger though right? >> jimmy: they're -- yeah they're 3 and 2. they're baby babies. >> 6 is super fun cause they're fully self-sufficient. they're talking. >> jimmy: boy and a girl? >> boy and a girl so i can marvel at the differences there. harper, our daughter, lost teeth, which is cool. a photo. look at this. >> she lost two teeth. [ audience aws ] >> jimmy: it's the cutest thing you've ever seen. >> that's it. that

first video of harry and megan together, holding hands. is a proposal coming soon? >> harry could go into diana's jewelry box. >> then we're in the middle of the madness. counting down to kick off and inside lady gaga's dressing room. how she's getting ready for the big day. >> i'm doing it any way. >> will beyonce join her on stage? the set list that has the beehive buzzing. >>> and kari's workout in high heels. >> you can count on us. >> her unlikely new role. >> i did an auditioning thing. >> wait, mariah carey auditions? >> now february 3, 2017, this is "entertainment tonight." we have the video the world has been waiting it see. the first public pda. welcome, everybody. "the bold and the beautiful's" very beautiful heather tom is here with me. >> nice to see you, cameron. especially with your shirt on. you look great in a suit. >> wow. >> whe starr with the royal romance. >> flash bulbs were a bit much for prince harry as he and girlfriend, megan merkel stroll down the street. the new images show the prince's shiflrous side. >> he has taken her by the hand, lea

for harry kane, it was turning into a very special one indeed.e with a little luck. but as they say, you make your own and before half—time, he was making one for dele alli. kane's run and cross, 4—0 before the break. construction work outside. inside, this was a demolition. net fer ail-19.5949:— spurs up into second, their eighth consecutive home win. premier league momentum building. adam wild, bbc news. he is playing a very good level. yes, he is a fantastic player, one of the top strikers in the world. he deserved it because he is a great professional, a top man. happy for him. the damage was done in the first half with the manner of the goals we conceded. not good enough on any level. second half we kept it down to zero. i suppose that is a positive. more to do with the fact that tottenham need a game is over and did not really push to get any more goals, thankfully. we need to have a look at ourselves. we were not good enough today. in the championship, it finished all square in the east anglian derby as norwich and ipswich drew 1—1 at carr

all day we tracked down people who knew which is winfred harris. she created this community garden right by her house. >> this is winnie standing right there behind me. >> she showed me one of the few pictures she has of her good friend of 30 years. >> she didn't like pictures? >> most of the time you have to catch her off guard. >> philadelphia police discovered the 65-year-old shot several times in her home last week. she and harris' relatives got worried after not hearing from her since thursday. >> that she lost her life. >> harris was the acting executive director of university city green in urban -- nonprofit which plants and maintains trees in the city. the office wasn't open when we visited but we saw photos on her door with a simple, we love you. >> my heart went oh, my god. >> was the director of outreach in the city for five years. gems like her don't come around every day. >> it's sad that you can't even do when you're doing right. horrible things happen. >> what do you miss most about her? >> our chats. >> reporter: friends and family

. >> or a guy a dead ringer for harry potter.where we bring in abc's will to take it in with two truths and a why. is harry potter one of your favorite things? so far, christmas. oscars. >> harry potter. >> that was going to be the one i said. >> all right. so this first one may look like the plot of a new sitcom, true, it is amazing. norma and chris are possibly the world's most unlikely roommates. he is a she is an # 9-year-old retiree. the two became friend when he moved next door five years ago. recently, she spent three months in the hospital for cancer treatment. discharged under the condition that she receive 24 hour care. since he has no family in california, chris offered to have norma move in with him. the modern day odd couple have pizza night every friday. and even vote together back in november. >> pizza night every friday. are they accepting new roommates. i might be interested. filling out an application. >> obviously they, have a two for one deal at old navy there for the shirt. >> yeah. >> they shop how to gets n

there are four new charges that rolf harris will face in this retrial.l that he's been through the last three yea rs he's been through the last three years and that is when it is due to start. he had been expected to be released from prison thisjuly start. he had been expected to be released from prison this july after serving that original sentence. it looks like the retrial is scheduled to ta ke looks like the retrial is scheduled to take place before that. his defence is warning raised the possibility of a fresh appeal against the original convictions. that is something we have tried in the past but have not been allowed to proceed with. his defence barrister hinted to the judge that something we will look out at the next few days. whether they can try again to appeal those convictions from 2014. whatever happens rolf harris will have two face a retrial those convictions. the church of england faces new divisions over gay marriage when its ruling body — the general synod — debates the issue later today. members will vote on a report by bishops, which