heather: the atty. gen.aking it clear a rational immigration system that protects our nation will be a top priority being america currently admits the highest number of illegal immigrants in the world. next week donald trump is heading to california to inspect the prototypes for his long promised border wall. heather: that will be an interesting visit for sure. ready, willing and able, donald from telling latino voters it is time to get a deal done on daca but democrats are nowhere to be found. >> this is our moment. go push those democrats. >> the deadline to fix daca, they forced the trump administration to keep it for now. heather: extreme weather, violent thunder in new york city as the second nor'easter in less then a week pummels the northeast, after the storm dropped a foot of snow in some spots causing massive damage. hundreds of thousands of people without power, and friday app store, thousands of flights, canceled nationwide. and some lightning before the thunder snow. >> reporter: it happens quite

heather: appreciate it. >> thank you, heather.ther: time now 19 minutes after the top of the hour, did he do it? that's the question everyone wants an answer to this morning. >> i grabbed the knife, do i remember that portion taken a knife from charlie and to be honest, after that i don't remember. heather: simpson's hypothetical murder confession sparking huge reaction online. >> by god's grace has pulled the cover off of that satanic jew. heather: known for hateful racist remarks but one magazine is defending his newfound relationship with democrats. carley shimkus is here with the outrage online. >> i will fight every day until he is impeached, impeach 45. [cheers and applause] heather: maxine watters reviewing calls for president trump to be removed from office, vowing if not congress will eventually, quote, get him. all part of 20 million-dollar campaign to unseat the president. well, oprah confirming yet again that she will not be campaigning for your vote in 2020. but she is offering advice for those who will. >> i am not r

heather: welcome back to 4:00 a.m.r of "fox & friends first", first live hour programming on fox news for the day. teaching soccer and rugby apparently now considered racist, controversial findings from taxpayer study in united kingdom. games were created in victorran era in schools that often discriminated against minorities, authors behind the study is children should be taught dances from different cultures instead. one school is allowing students to find their zin in detention. they say that the goal is to teach the students emotional and social skills. >> take the moment to think and be mindful can help prevents all sorts of problems. heather: so far the school calls program a success. best place on earth silencing veteran who is thanking heros. >> we have served our nation on behalf and our proclamation, thank you for your honorable and your faithful service to america. heather: disneyland replacing the voice of marine corps sergeant ernie with recorded message at its daily flaght retreat ceremony after 26 years,

heather: yeah. >> thank you. heather: we will keep you an eye on it.have viewer comment. we we wanted to know what you thought and comments pouring. >> you do what the job requires, if you don't like it, get a different job. i agree with the law, if you're working, then you should get paid for it and sherry on facebook says, absolutely, especially when you work from home, there are no real set work hours, you feel trapped and then nick, if you have a good job that's paying well, answering e-mail is not a big deal. so differences of opinion there, people think different ways. well the time is now about 10 minutes until the top of the hour and fresh off kids storming the capital pushing for stricter gun laws and heavily armed switzerland is proving that more rules aren't necessary, should the u.s. follow by example? and because one obama isn't enough, why former president wishes there were a million more of him. ♪ ♪ ♪ heather: beautiful shot for you this morning. ktvu sending that to us, beautiful light from the bridge. lots of car on the bridge this mor

heather: he definitely won't. what he's proposing just to bring people at home up to speed, 25% tariff on imported steel and 10% on imported aluminum, let's take a look at some of the facts, though, in terms of u.s. import of european made cars, the u.s. actually represented more than 30% of all eu passenger car exports in 2016, so this would be significant in terms of what the eu decides to do. could really impact, right? >> there was a huge trade imbalance between the eu and america and of course, german-made motor cars make a big part of it and this is why, if the european union want to push this, it is the german car manufacturers that will get hurt by this. so, you know, my suggestion to the unelected bureaucrats in brussels is back down, be quiet, if you want to take on trump, he'll be here. heather: so over half and tell me if i'm right about this, over half of the eu-u.s. trade is not subject to custom duties, there's a 10% duty on cars made in the u.s. and then you mentioned levi's, it various from what i

heather: the noble thing to do.k about waffle house and no water menus. >> water main break left when georgia county without water but waffle house did not want to go without serving food so they served a no one a menu with hamburgers, cheeseburgers, social media loving it. a lot of people saying you know it is serious when grits. i like my grits thick anyway. thank you so much, have a great weekend. it is half past the top of the hour. since the shooting in florida students have been demanding politicians take action. what did one outspoken survivor do when the president called. >> i hung up on the white house the other day. >> another victim is outraged, he is here with the message you haven't heard but will want to. donald trump and kim jong un set to meet face-to-face. lt. col. oliver north explains why this will make the world safer. ♪ whoooo. when it comes to travel, i sweat the details. late checkout... ...down-alternative pillows... ...and of course, price. tripadvisor helps you book a... ...hotel without br

heather: thank you.i police officer paying the ultimate sacrifice, three clinton officers shot and one killed while responding to a 911 call, of the two officers and treated for non-life-threatening injuries, the suspect was found shot dead inside the home after barricading himself inside for hours. this tragedy coming three and months after gary michael was shot and killed during a traffic stop. >> another tragic event in the specialist police department. heather: the second death in the line of duty at the department. brutally more during four people, pleaded guilty yesterday to killing new jersey student brendan hedlund in 2014. in a surprise concession he took responsibility for killing three other men where he has been charged. brown called the wave of violence a mistake saying the murders were revenge for us action in the middle east. we have been talking about the snowstorm that hammered middle america in the northeast, two states have issued state of emergency. janice dean with us this morning, j

heather was nice.ct, kate said she'd introduced heather to her friend ethan and very quickly a romance had blossomed. they were even talking marriage. really? if janice waring was suspicious about heather back then, the a-team was doubly so now. sure enough a few key strokes on the internet told bobby that mother's intuition was right. >> she had been arrested for forgery in indiana. but she'd been arrested in other states, too. >> essentially if you just googled her name, i suppose you could find out a fair amount. >> that's how i found her. she'd been impersonating a doctor. i just googled her. >> and ethan wouldn't be her first husband. she had been married before and had four children. now that they knew about heather a few fuzzy details were suddenly clearer. the one thing -- the last dinner with ethan made more sense because there were three meals on the dinner bill. the other diner was heather kamp. and more important, that check ethan tried to cash, the one the teller flagged, maybe that was an

heather: this is heather, thank you for your service.all across the country to meet you is quite an honor. thank you both. >> good to go sidney go.com. heather: go sidney go.com. sidney and paul walton, good luck on your journey. >> thank you very much. so special. the time is 8 minutes until the top of the hour. spread fake news face jail time. where that is happening, we have been up next. those who is running for congress, for real? the clown. the clown who is running for congress, not the who. .net heather: nfl anthem protester michael bennett turned himself in on a felony charge. the defendant lineman accused of assaulting a paraplegic woman at the 2017th super bowl in houston. he pushed the woman trying to get on the field to celebrate with his brother. the woman needed to be treated for a solar energy. bennett denied pushing her, he faces 10 years in prison if convicted. attacking a founding father, students in new york want this statue of thomas jefferson removed, saying he is an icon for white supremacy. the petitioner the prote

heather: users are the product.the product and we need to remember that. >> most people don't have social media literacy. they don't understand that in any way. heather: millions of smoke detectors unable to detect smoke. the major recall you need to know about. remember this rant from a california teacher? >> speak about the people you know. they are not like high level academic people. heather: how he is paying a price for his profane comments. >> horrifying video showing a moment of self driving berkowitz and killed a woman in arizona. elaine harrisburg appearing out of nowhere. the lights on the car not illuminating her until it was too late and inside the car and ex-convict repeatedly looking down and then suddenly shocked before the crash. both women were not impaired. huber suspended it self driving car program. two officers save a baby girl choking on milk. incredible moments caught on camera. >> he is breathing. >> the officers rescuing the baby with back thrusts clearly trying to clear her airway and pulle

heather: appreciate it.llegations of corruption at the highest levels of the fbi getting louder on capitol hill. fox news of exclusively obtaining a letter from house intelligence committee chairman devon nunez to the doj saying the agency's surveillance warrants on the trump campaign clearly violates rules on submitting evidence to the court and may have violated criminal statute going to the use of the trump dossier to get the warrant as republican congressman matt gates intensifies his fight against liberal hypocrisy leading democrats on the house until committee adam schiff to cosponsor his own bill which was filed in 2013. the proposal reforms the warrant process to protect any president from being spied on. republican senators warning of economic consequences stemming from the president's tariff announcement. the white house will impose a 25% tariff on steel and 10% tariff on aluminum imports which likely calling for fees a huge job killing tax hike. texas's john cornyn says it could lead to a trade wa

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heather: glass half-full.want to collect your personal information to decide how much you should pay. is that legal? our next guest says it is downright unconstitutional. is everyone really a star? twitter once everyone to get verified, online reaction pouring in on this one. ♪ heather: hundreds of airlines canceling trips as the northeast braces for a third winter snowstorm. how to change your flight. >> reporter: information you want to know if you are traveling today or tomorrow as we brace for a third nor'easter. here are airports where you can change your flight if you are flying in and out of boston, new york, jfk, liberty, laguardia and philadelphia. airlines waiving fees today and tomorrow but you will check with each airline because they are all different and specific, they are doing that for travelers ahead of the storm. heather: hopefully this is the last, it comes in threes, this is the third one, we are over it. twitter wants to verify everyone. what is this about? >> those checkmarks next to cele

heather: do you track your health?n could be in the hands of hackers, the urgent warning you need to hear. artificial intelligence hire or fire employees, engage whether they like their boss. this is the beginning of a brand-new movement, nothing will be sacred. >> i hope she stays on the battlefield, she has invaluable experience about what we should be doing in the 21st century. we 20 high hopes for democrats in the march to the midterms but is hillary clinton what they need to win? donna brazile seems to think so. ♪ ♪ most people come to la with big dreams. ♪ we came with big appetites. with expedia, you could book a flight, hotel, car, and activity all in one place. ♪ they have businesses to run they have passions to pursue how do they avoid trips to the post office? stamps.com mail letters ship packages all the amazing services of the post office right on your computer get a 4 week trial plus $100 in extras including postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again heather: wel

heather: >> he is the hammer and everything is the nail. heather: democrat crying foul. why is the left melting down? here to debate it is for a deputy assistant secretary of state under pres. obama joel rubin and former nrc spokesperson kevin sheridan. appreciate it. he is the hammer and everything else is the nail. i will start with you. why is the left exploding over this? >> it is such a baffling pick. why would donald trump run in 2016 as anti-iraqi war candidate and pick the architect of the iraq war? engaging diplomacy with north korea, he wants to speak with kim jong un, but he called for war with north korea. it doesn't make sense. another layer of incoherence. it doesn't seem donald from knows what he wants to achieve for our nation's security. heather: there are several areas where the ambassador has expressed different views than the president. what do you make of that? >> the president has shown he will select the cabinet and white house staff that he is comfortable with and at this point in his presidency until he is not and change them out then but he is g

heather: have a great weekend. us, france and germany joining forces with the uk calling out russia for attacking a former spy in britain, the former spy to the hospital. moscow, expelling british diplomats in retaliation for teresa may. russia denies it was behind the attacks. >> secretary of state rex tillotson, multiple reports claimed national security advisor hr mcmaster exists. >> there will always be changed but it was a false story, very exaggerated. there will always be change. and different ideas. >> sarah sanders tweeting a good working relationship. no doubt rumors will continue. the fbi investigation into hillary clinton's emails will be made public soon. doj inspector general michael moore reviewing both organization actions during the probe into her use of a private email server as secretary of state as jeff sessions is considering hiring andrew mccabe over the unreleased findings. and he will lose his pension. losing benefits, and found guilty, us attorney joe d jennifer, not only does he serve to b

heather: thank you very much.nother story to keep an eye on breaking right now, this out of austin, texas, live shot on the i 35 core door, the northern portion in round rock, texas, 15 miles north of austin where it is believed serial bombing suspect is dead, that from local reports in austin. we will follow this story and have much more after this break so don't go away. ...you could learn you're from ireland... ...donegal, ireland... ...and your ancestor was a fisherman. with blue eyes. just like you. begin your journey at ancestry.com heather: fox news alert, live look at i 35 in texas. local reports including our fox affiliate say the man behind a series of bombings is dead. he may have detonated another device. and we do know there has been an officer involved shooting. police are expected told a news conference soon but once again people in austin waking up to some relief this morning if it is true. after 6 bombs, 5 explosions, four people injured, two fatalities, welcome news for people in that area and it

heather: my heart goes out to you. at heart went out to you during the state of the union address, you were bravely there for. did you meet the president? what did he say to you? >> we spoke in regard to what is going on. he assured me that he is going to do everything possible to make sure our law enforcement has the support they need to catch the criminals. heather: this is a big question but what do you think needs to be done? >> in my opinion as you probably already know it originates in school. heather: reported taylor had been bullied. >> for the last week 2 years. i was going back and forth with the school district. it all originates in school. it starts in school. they need to have professionals inside the schools in order to detect these things that are happening to our kids. heather: and pay attention to the parents who are trying to report the things. in terms of daca what is significant in terms of what we do with daca and putting a plan in place. >> it is a touchy topic. i do believe there are a lot of fam

heather: great to have you with us.siness alert, your phone charger could burst into flames just like this. tracy is here with the brand-new recall. >> reporter: you are talking about portable phone chargers with amazon recalling 260,000 of them by the amazon basics brand, 53 reports of these overheating and one report of getting burned by battery acid, causing damage to your items. if you have one of these amazon will contact you or you can contact amazon to get your money back because these are pretty dangerous. heather: a special drink for prince harry and megan markel. >> reporter: just in time for their royal wedding, a special beer done by a brewery in england and the beer on your screen is called the windsor not. it has got british hearts combined with american west coast, kind of a nod to the british and the american, available in london online. heather: i like the name. thank you so much. have a great day. the time is 15 minutes after the top of the hour, wanting to build the border wall, a first chance look at

heather: i want to get to that.nt's proposal was $200 billion in federal investment, democrats have a different proposal, they went $1 trillion in direct federal spending on infrastructure. where do you stand on that? >> we need at least $3 trillion in spending in the federal government has the resources and this goes back to the beginning of this administration. if we start spending money building america instead of dropping bombs and other countries we will have a limited money to rebuild america and put america back to work with good paying jobs. it is about jobs, building and we can rebuild this country and i'm glad the president is making a start. the numbers need to be pressed up because states and localities don't have that kind of money to rebuild. >> he is headed to ohio. are you going to meet with him today? >> i would be happy to accept i am out here campaigning for governor and have all kinds of stops to make but i will say let's work together, rebuild ohio and rebuild america, time to do that. >> he doe

heather: here is michael sando.re not entirely surprised by this. >> that used polonium to murder a former kgb agent and they are trying to terrorize the people of the uk. what they were suggesting is it comes out of the same reactor that makes nuclear bombs. they are using weapons grade nerve gas. it reminds me of the north korean assassination of malaysia. not just killing, they are trying to terrorize the people of the uk. >> here and in new york. >> salisbury will not be the last place we see chemical weapons use. they could be used in new york, the credibility of this council will not survive if we fail to hold russia accountable. >> do you think she is overreaching? >> just a little bit less than 20 years ago, military intelligence testified to u.s. congress the kgb prepared for contingencies where they carry out terrorist attacks in the united states. the risk is really high, vladimir likes to do that. and letterman putin was behind the bombing, to power by using it to justify the second chechnya war so vladi

heather: leave the families out of it.ersity that has canceled a conference because too many were white. >> st. catherine's university canceled the panel that was supposed to promote empowerment of women because they couldn't come up with a diverse enough panel. and the community fulfill the objective, as a tough decision, we believe it was an important one. some are questioning the decision to cancel the panel altogether. diversity is great but if you don't have a, cancel. the topic and content of other presenters, scott says you cannot make this stuff up as you try. heather: a familiar face and name running for governor of new york. >> cynthia nixon throwing her hat into the governor's race in new york. look at her campaign ad just released yesterday. >> the time to stick our next out, remember where we came from. this is a time to be visible. this is a time to fight. >> i'm cynthia nixon, a new yorker and together we can win this fight. >> whether you are going to vote for her or not alex at the nail on the head tweetin

according to the search warrant he told deputies heather struck him, but he denied choking heather.olice noted that her daubt ava was there at the time of the arrest. she told officers drinking was involved. he was arrested on suspicion of dui. in 2016 ava told "e.t." she had a healthy strong relationship with both maernts. >> no one expected us to be so close. we go on vacations together and holidays together. >> an "e.t." source tells us after the arrest ava begged her mom to go to rehab. after heather agreed ava went with her father. >>> let's get to another big headline. new detailings o.j. simpson the lost confession. >> it's not easy to discuss. this is hypothetical. i grabbed the knife. i remember that portion. >> this never before seen interview was shot in 2006 for a tv special called "if i did it" in conjunction with simpson book. he goes into detail how he hypothetically would have committed double murder and how he felt during the freeway chase. >> i'm still in the back of the truck. i can't believe what i'm seeing. every time we went by intersections it was like where d

heather, hey, beautiful, what's up my lovely lady?u one time. if you are pregnant, that's wonderful. if not, don't think i wouldn't want to be with you. you're my endless love, sincerely, your man. >> while the couple's relationship appears to be intact, their future family is not to be. pratt has recently found out she is not pregnant. she's yet to share the news with mckaskle. >> my last pregnancy test came back negative. so there's a possibility that i did have a miscarriage. because i had some signs of that. >> part of me accepted the fact that i probably did. all things happen for a reason. >>> coming up -- >> awesome day. it's the countdown to 13 hours and i'm out of this hell hole. >> brian abendroth's release day arrived. >>> heather pratt races for a nerve-racking court appearance. >> my parents will be there. it's going to be hard to see my mom and dad today. pssst. what? i switched to geico and got more. more savings on car insurance? a-ha. and an award-winning mobile app. that is more. oh, there's more. mobile id cards, em

heather: the president standing behind his proposed tariff on aluminum imports. >> our country on trade has been ripped off by virtually every country whether friend or enemy. we lost $800,000,000,000.00 and trade is not going to happen. >> i smelled alcohol on your breath. >> i have not had a drink. >> no doubt the hard left is energized and angry. i don't think those are the values of texas, where most texans are. ♪ heather: the streets of new york city coming alive in new york city at radio city music hall down the street from our studios on the avenue of the americas. amarillo, texas, big election in texas today. thank you for joining us on tuesday morning. the other big story, donald standing firm on his steel and aluminum tariff plan despite the onslaught of backlash from both sides. kelly right is live with us for how canada and mexico could be major factors if this goes forward or not. >> if they don't renegotiate nafta they could be facing those tariffs but donald trump hadn't mentioned that and canadian minister justin trudeau spoke about these tariff issues, has every country

heather: i had a business meeting with a guy and i said i wanted to get this movie made.had this business meeting. he de.sn't finance the mo i run into him at a party and he said, "oh, that was so fun when when he had that date the other day." the lunch meeting where i asked him to finance my movie. i said it wasn't a date, it was a business meeting. will: how long ago was this? heather: this is about two years ag will: do you think if it happened today, it would be different? t heather: i thiay men are starting to think about their behavior andtitarting to qu how they treat women in the workplace, which is a good thing. will: will gpertz bbc news, , hollywood. jane: and i am jane o'brien. thank you very much for watching "bbc world news america." and do have a good weekend. h >> wthe bbc news app, our vertical videos are designed to work around your lifestyle, so you can swipe your way through the news of the day and stay upt to date wihe latest headlines you can trust.ow download nrom selected app stores. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman f

. >> then heather locklear after her arrest. why police raided her home. >> plus meghan markle's new life in london. >> then- >> jen is an amazing catch. >> on their on set rumors and serena's interview about a working mom. what she says about making her baby a big sister. >> this is "entertainment tonight." >> "the bachelor" in damage control mode after arie becomes the first to propose twice in one season. it's really not a record to be proud of. >> girl. bachelor nation letting him know about it. arie totally huh mill kwated his first fiance rebecca. how he tells us his love for lauren is real. >> lauren elizabeth burnham will you marry me? >> definitely. >> the wedding planning has already begun. i'm moving to arizona the last week of this month. >> arie's live proposal came at a price after the brutal ambush break up with rebecca did he become the most hated bachelor in history. >> i think he's a manipulative person. it's ridiculous. >> angry arie haters paid for 17 digital signs across the country. today they supported reb

>> heather locklear's gun drama.ooking for a firearm registered in her name. >> domestic disturbance. >> heather was arrested last month, accused of battery, and three counts of battery on a police officer. sheriffs now say she threatened to shoot them if they ever came to her house again. they did not locate the firearm. and heather is now in a treatment facility. >>> number three, a tori spelling, breakdown. on march 1st, police responded to a domestic incident at her home, and spoke with her husband. she and dean had been fighting. now we're told the police visit was a huge wake-up call and the mom of five wants to clean up her problems. >>> pamela anderson speaking out for the first time about her ex-tommy lee getting knocked out cold by their son brandon. >> she's knocked out, unconscious. >> pamela called the situation going on with her ex-husband a quote, matter of life and death, explaining that her 21-year-old son, quote, punched him in the nose for all of us who he has hurt. he feels humiliated. this is the

heather: this is about two years ago.l: do you think if it happened today, it would be different? ouather: i think today men are starting to think their behavior and starting to question how they trearkwomen in the ace, which is a good thing. will: will gompertz bbc news , hollywood. jane: and i am jane o'brien. thank you very much for watching "bbc world news america." and do have a good weekend. >> with the bbc news aid, our verticeos are designed to work around your lifestyle, so you can swipe yo the news of the day and stay up to date with the latest headlines you can trust. download now from selected app stores.un >>ng of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, and kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected need e planning a vacation esc that is relaxing, inviting, and exciting is a lot easier than you thin you can find it here in aruba. families, couples, and friends can all find their escape on the island with warm, sunny days, cooling trade winds, and the crystal blue carib

heather: sanctuary showdown. at california county battling back against laws helping illegal immigrants, sheriff just made inmates, threatening to put her in jail. rob: the georgia mom teaching a valuable life lesson that you are going to love. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ mary mack are you here for a good time? we are. going to be a fun morning. a great time every morning at 5 am. rob: i love getting up at 3:00 in the morning. mary mack thanks for waking up early with us. a mystery meeting confirmed. we know kim jong un and chinese president xi jinping met face-to-face in beijing. >> what does this mean for denuclearization talks, a big development. >> the first trip out of the kingdom and chinese state run media reported president xi jinping held talks with leader kim in beijing and kim is committed to nuclear free korean peninsula the white house acknowledging being notified of the meeting by the chinese tuesday that sarah sanders says we see this as further evidence our campaign of maximum p

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heather, thank you for coming j. nato has nned the list of countries getting rid of russian diplomats. nato says this sends a clear message. doest do more than that? heather: expulsions are not policy. in some waysthey are symbolic. that quite extraordinary nato headquarters, understanding russiannished the council was, there were surprising number of russian diplomats who had a mission at nato, but again, it is symbolic. but it is important. the solidarity of 26 countries and nato universally expelling russian diplomats is very powerful. but it is not a sustainable policy. it is a symbol. we have to now get to the longer-term policy implications of a destabilizing russi jane: why would this attack on -- why was this attack on british soil against two former spies the catalyst for this? ievances of russian is very long. heather: this, to me, feels a bit like the georgia conflict. russia invaded georgia in 2008. nobody did anythin in 2006, the assassination, and ther' really wasn'a significant response. the russians a

we have to do what heather and mark did. we might have to find ways to get on and off ramps for people. we might actually want it in cyber. we might want you in for three years and then back out to the community and get refreshed and come back in. and i want to be able to have a retirement package like a 401(k) that can walk with you. let's take advantage of this thing and not think in the old model how does this compete against the 20-year system that's vested. we're giving ourselves much more flexibility. we're also opening ourselves up to competition from the outside. but that's where the game is on. we have to start thinking smarter as managers and providing tools and solutions to retain the best and the brightest. >> great. okay. how about one here? right here, second row. >> hi, lauren williams with federal computer week. you were talking about the integration of the services which made me think of dod's clouds procurement strategy and some of the controversy around that. i'm interested in understanding how that's affe

you have the best view, i must say, heather. this camera is going to be very valuable to us for the rest of the afternoon and into the evening. we can't thank you enough for it. heather lacey, our producer on scene, and our thanks to wsvn television for the pictures they've been providing. they are on scene with the red cross now, wsvn is. the red cross disaster relief is on scene. the national transportation safety board is headed down there. they are going to be leading an investigation as well. the authorities are in such a predicament because they do not know exactly how many people are under there. they are working to determine whether there is anyone to save. but what i will remember from the last three, three and a half hours, is from the lady who worked at the shop next door. lianet sado said she saw two people in the front seat who could not have survived and a little boy in the back whom she couldn't help, after witnessing the bridge collapsed next door to her restaurant and unable to provide any sort of assistance abo

lauren: heather, you talked about this earlier, i agree with you. employment situation looking better, corporate earnings are strong, the economic data has been good. when you look at numbers, last year gdp in the u.s. averaged 2.3%. guess what it averaged in china, 6.9%. they transitioned from a made in china economy to a made for china economy, and we need to stop that. >> yes, they're still trying transition to consumption economy in china. and the data out of china in terms of gdp, i never really -- you don't know if you can trust the data coming out of china. they always seem to meet or beat gdp forecast. always looking rosy in china. they need us as much as we need them. we import $500 billion of stuff from them every year, and although there is a massive trade deficit, we don't want to hurt china and we want a fair playing field and that's what we're going after. i'm not sure tariffs are the best way to do it. lauren: arguably, who needs who more than the other? heather, chris, we don't have all the answers today. thank you so much. have a gr

, but i said jesus heather, this is brutal, why god. and she sent me a? mark.on have explained to you, heather, attica is in many ways responsible for my presence here today. my dad hada child, as i saw it, and awful tradition of fasting on thanksgiving. and who would do that? fasting, but fasting on a day that everyone else talks about how much they are going to eat. i still hate thanksgiving. i'm leaving the country this year for thanksgiving. we need to remember the true history of thanksgiving and what happened that day. a year or so after attica, do you know this story? of course you do, you wrote the book. [laughter] in memory of what happened on .ttica -- at attica . i said that, you have to read this. dad, you have to read this. i have given him books before and i said she is a scholar, you are going to love this. me to tell you that you are a hero. i don't know if i can get my dad was in- the black panthers. my dad was in the after party, he was a prisoner rights , i always tell people my earliest memories are of black men in j

. >> reporter: heather has been living with type 1 diabetes since she was 12 years old. the 48-year-old never thought it would spiral into an eating disorder. >> i had a natural force within me that could melt away the calories. >> reporter: diabetics manipulate the insulin they are taking to shed pounds. >> it was a secret. i thought this is kind of cool in a way. look, i can do this and nobody knows about it and i can get away with it and look, i can lose weight. i had no idea that this was an eating disorder. >> reporter: allison alderman is regional manager of the renfrew center where heather went through treatment. >> without this insulin, basically, that sugar in the blood stays in the blood and it kind of spills out into the urine, rather than being used as energy. >> reporter: alderman says that can lead to serious health risks, including high glucose levels, thinking problems, muscle loss and infection. >> with diabulemia, you can get weight loss, cramping, kidney damage. >> reporter: heather is still struggling with her body image. >> when i look in the mirror

itending in the day-to-day, am sure it's true of richard and heather. i do not go throughout the day asking myself how does that impact the air force and navy, and how can i fight that fight and help them? with regard to long -- range fires, which is the top priority, i am thinking about not just how i can reach out and touch enemy ground forces, but how can i strike enemy's ships? enemy airfields? that may help the air force get off the ground or suppress the enemy's aircraft? it's that way of thinking, as to how we engage that. we have been involved together in things. as heather said, we all rely on space to one making sure it is resilient. follow-upered to do a on the army futures command. can you talk about how you see the problem the army is trying to solve with new command and what you think it's priorities will be? >> it has had it share of good programs, but we also had our share of programs that have gone bad. this is well documented. comanche, there are a few others out there. what it has done, it hurts from a physical standpoint, and it has

thanks, heather. now we're watching for flooding along columbus boulevard because we saw flooding yesterday. a coastal flood advisory in effect until 8:00 a.m. to the delaware river. the philadelphia office of emergency management reminds drivers not to drive through flooded roads. here's a live picture. photographer pete cane is live there. yesterday we saw people driving through high-water. this is result of friday's storm and this storm. >> yeah, you're seeing a truck coming right there there now. they've got a higher axle there, but still i wouldn't drive through my own personal vehicle in that. you might get into big trouble doing that. let's get now to brittney shipp and find out the latest forecast. >> in philadelphia those heavy, wet snowflakes coming down. throughout most of the region, here's a break down of some of our impacts we expect to deal with for today. we expect a poor commute heading to work and especially coming home from work. heavy, wet snow will start to accumulate into the lat

the state department says that russia's new hypersonic missile violates international treaties and heather now it was particularly can concerned about the imagery or video that was released claiming that it showed a missile targeting the u.s. and when reporters asked her about this the scene turned pretty ugly and heather revealed just how uncomfortable she was when he slammed the russian who reporters who slammed her on this as officials of the russian government and it was met with significant backlash all across the room and how did she respond with several doses of sarcasm of course let's take a look. these were slow to take in the united states interests new styles all sent to different directions so i had to say that they are you know you react from there should i kind of like you say that ok enough said then i'll move on. which is when you get there to happen they're not. officials of the russian government they're just asking a question about me oh really ok well we know that that r.t. and other russian news or so-called news organizations are there i'm good and directed by the rus

how she became this way deeply disturbs heather bailey of healsburg, who's nursing the horseback to health. >> how would you feel if you were starving? that's basically what it is. you have an animal not getting enough to eat. so her body is eating itself. she feels pretty lousy. >> reporter: the sheriff's department posted this photograph from what it calls the worst case of felony animal abuse in recent memory. >> it's one of the first times we've gotten involved with it. but i'd say it's pretty rare. >> reporter: the horses belong to 65-year-old joseph rafael of clover dale. he was nowhere around when we visited today. the first report came in from a neighbor. when authorities arrived, they found 13 horses, one already dead, the rest suffering from malnutrition and neglect. >> it was very disturbing, yes. >> reporter: heather bailey took two of the surviving horses as part of a volunteer rescue group. her photos from that day show animals covered in mud with protruding ribs and untended hooves. >> you wanted to cry, but you save that for later. >> reporter: for heather bailey, this serv

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in her recent comments to the media state department spokesperson heather nauert had some interesting words to describe the largest country in the world russia has long arms russia has lots of tentacles we imagine that they will continue to have an interest in our elections but also many other nations' elections as well. arms and one of the that's right quite acquitted and you just said that this one of the bees from the deep sea yes russia has tentacles all over the world it's a beast from the deep sea it's rather creative now with metaphors like that you think that heather nauert was on par with herman melville and jules verne but she didn't think of it herself take a look at these old propaganda posters inciting americans to be afraid of the soviet union it turns out heather was just beating an old dead mccarthyist horse we decided to ask americans if they think that russia is really a deadly octopus what country do you think they were referring to. since if it ioannes ireland years later that isn't what i what country you think it is no idea they called it the med learn. i have no

but i know that heather's going to keep the fight up. heather has been working with the dnc, helping us build the democratic party that works for everyone. we also lost another remarkable colleague, janice endright. who was not only a longtime ally and partner with our friends, with our friend harold hickey, she worked in the white house. she did so much. she spent her career on the front lines of democratic politics. working to elect the likes of david dinkins as the first african-american mayor of new york city. and on hillary clinton's historic senate campaign. they were both trail blazers. in their absence, we will have to work twice as hard to organize for democrats. you know what, i wanted to take that moment. because it is so important. and i can't help but note the tragic irony of the fact that when we were in las vegas, for our meeting last fall, it was in the aftermath of a senseless shooting. that occurred about a mile or so or less from our hotel. here we are today, tragically, preventably, just a few weeks after another mass

but i know that heather's going to keep the fight up. heather has been working with the dnc helping us build the democratic fight for everyone. we also lost a colleague, jennis endright. who was not only an allied partner with our friend, hair ol harold hicky. she did so much. she spent her career on the front lines of democratic politics working to elect the likes of david dinkins as the first african-american player of new york city and on hillary clinton's senate campaign. they were both trailblazers. in their absence we have to work twice as hard for democrats. but i want to take a moment because it is so important. i can't help but note the tragic irony of the fact that when we were in las vegas, for our meeting last fall, it was in the aftermath of a senseless shooting that occurred about a mile or so or less from our hotel. and here we are today. tragically, preventably. just a few weeks after another massacre in parkland. so if i could ask us all to please take a moment of silence to pray both for our allies, paul, janet, and our

david: here to react to president trump's tariffs heather zumarriaga. todd horowitz, bubba trading show host and noelle nikpour, gop fund-raiser. heather, as usual what the president threatened to do, is what he ends up doing. did the market overreact with they first heard tariffs earlier? >> you can't blame the market for overreacting. to announce tariffs like that which weren't expected, that had a big impact on the market but i'm not surprised that he walked back a little bit. look at "the art of the deal." he is a master negotiator. he he is saying look, mexico and canada are excluded right now and our closest allies may not be impacted as well but let's get the ball rolling. but let's not just have free trade but fair trade. he is putting that in place today. markets reacting favorably, saying not as bad as we initially thought. david: todd the word that the markets react to is flexibility. there seems a lot of flexibility. as heather was saying mexico and canada immediately exempt. you have the other provision. we can put up the full screen here.