heidi: good.d? heidi: all that's good. lemonis: what about all this? heidi: good. lemonis: look, it seems like the toys that are selling are the ones that heidi is buying, and the one that mark bought are ending up on the truck. so from here on out, mark is on the naughty list when it comes to buying toys. we're getting close to being done, and the place still doesn't look right. it looks like a metal building with a low, black roof with a couple different types of floors. and so how do you feel about closing the store for three weeks? heidi: [ gasps ] three weeks? you mean three days? lemonis: three weeks. heidi: three weeks? ♪ [ chuckles ] no. ♪ lemonis: coming up... heidi, i'm only comfortable being in business if you are the lead buyer. heidi: no. lemonis: what is it that you're worried about? ♪ closing the store and sofor three weeks? about heidi: [ gasps ] three weeks? mark: yeah. lemonis: the idea is to open the whole store up, from wall to wall. open up the ceiling and have it actually fee

heidi, let me ask you this. being light hearted about it but doesn't the president have more pressing concerns to worry about now rather than obsessing what robert mueller and rod rosenstein is doing. this thing is almost over and he's talking about how it began. >> reporter: that's the point. the president is showing signs of stress. this is coming at a time when congress held very high-profile hearings of his former fixer and attorney michael cohen after his very high stakes summit with north korean leader kim jong-un was collapsing. if you look at his performance here, the longest speech his presidency, ranting and raefrg, using schoolyard language to describe members of congress, mocking his former ag, it really if anything showed us a president who is under stress. >> he also couldn't let that time pass without making a call for hillary clinton's emails. heidi, let's talk about these new polls we just mentioned a moment ago. only four in ten americans say they would vote for president trump's re-election. w

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heidi, frank and joyce are all here as well.s, i feel like they've been so well served by nancy pelosi's leadership by taking impeachment off the table, that's not what any of this was about, by her words which were sharp but not hyperbolic. the only person swearing in public is the president of the united states this week, not the democrats who were stonewalled for the first week of the mueller report being completed. what has she contributed to bring us to where we are today? >> i think that this is why you want someone with a lot of experience as the third highest ranking person serving in our government. and i think there's a lot of people in my party who think maybe the democrats should, you know, push for the report and not have the democrats in congress be too aggressive on followup that's going to happen from the report. but i think they really have to because that is -- some people think it's better to focus on health care and that's a better issue for us, because we don't care about russia. but this is a really importa

heidi, why aren't all republicans coming out with statements like this? >> that's the question. we may be pointing to these exceptions right now, kasie, but let's remind people this has been going on for two years when he first attacked john mccain for getting captured and that he wasn't a real war hero. this i think is also a moment where we must reflect on history, because there have been many moments in history where we've wondered how could people just stand aside and not say something. we're living that in real time. what we're learning from this is once people do start to people up like they are now, it doesn't change things because they didn't all do it in the beginning. they didn't all hold hands and push back on this attack on people like john mccain, a war hero, from the very beginning. you're going to see these individuals make their statements and feel good about themselves, maybe suffer some political repercussions, maybe not. in the end it's not going to change the behavior and the bulk of the party and the party leadership is not going to join hands with them. >>

let me bring in clint watts, national security analyst and former fbi special agent and heidi przybilla. clint, as somebody who knows this agency well, obviously, give me your sense of a reaction from what you heard from james comey. >> yeah, it's interesting because, you know, when you look back, even two years ago, i remember i was writing about how it looked like the president was just an unwitting sort of person who fell into this russia thing. it wasn't until james comey was fired that he then changed his story, right? he was fired because he had gone out and done that press briefing around the e-mail investigation. and then he jumps back and with lester holt says, well, there was this russia thing and then brings the russian ambassador and foreign minister into the oval office without u.s. media. that was just alarming. so i don't quo hknow how the fbs not begin a counterintelligence operation. i thought comey made that point. what i find change is we don't have resolution. i don't feel comfortable with the barr memo in the sense it doesn't really give me enough details to know on

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>> heidi heitkamp. our producers watched the sunday shows so you don't have to. >> president trump facing stiff, new challenges after a failed summit in vietnam. >> why was the president unable to negotiate a break through? >> the president did give up a great deal. >> the president's view is he gave nothing away. >> they were not willing to walk through the door that he opened for them. >> they didn't walk through it. >> he can hold it open again. >> the president seemed to ab solve kim jong-un in the torture and death of otto warmbier. >> do you take kim jong-un at his word? >> the president takes him at his word. >> but what about you? >> my opinion doesn't matter. >> former lawyer and fixer michael cohen testified before congress about alleged illegal tiftd as president. >> this is a guy with zero credit bltd. >> mr. cohen doesn't have a great record of voracity. >> it's an impeachable offense. >> nothing that the president did wrong. >> nothing? >> show me where the president did anything to be imp

perhaps heidi allen would have been keen to join?ing about the front pages as the picture of theresa may, who looks to have let this is awful, i don't want to sound sexist, but she has aged appreciably in the space of a few weeks. doesn't that always happen to prime ministers? they are unflattering photographs. isn't that why they have chosen? she was dancing on the stage a few weeks ago, look at her now, she would struggle to get onto any stage or dance floor at the moment. struggle to get onto any stage or dance floor at the momentlj struggle to get onto any stage or dance floor at the moment. i don't know, maybe i'm too sensitive, but would you all the papers be treating a male prime minister in this way? ifa man a male prime minister in this way? if a man looked that different... it makes a striking photograph. i think it is really interesting, the change apparent in her. you couldn't blame herfor not apparent in her. you couldn't blame her for not speaking much apparent in her. you couldn't blame herfor not speaking much —— slee

let's get more on the story now with heidi how tyler one of the lawmakers in the european parliamentwho had filed the suit she joins us from brussels this hotel a thank you for joining us on g.w. the european food safety agency according to today's ruling now does have to release the studies on life to say so that must be a victory for you did you get what you wanted. yes yes we actually got more than we expected because it's a total victory in the key questions there's an overriding public interest which goes above the commercial interests of the companies in terms of disclosure so health and environment are more important than a company's financial and commercial interests this is wonderful and then the court actually defied the defined the emissions into the environment which was a bit of a key element in the dispute as real that not something which would be just hypothetical so we have a landmark ruling also on the or who is going winston on on public access to environmental information and which now confirms that when a substance is released into the environment by virtue of its

plus, stephen welcomes donnie wahlberg heidi schreck featuring jon batiste and stay human.nd now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: hole! right this way! right this way! right this way! jon! hello! >> jon: what's going on? >> stephen: what's up, louis? >> stephen: stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! >> stephen: thanks, everybody! welcome, one and all. please, have a seat! thank you very much. beautiful. welcome to "the late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. first of all, information, happy friday. happy friday. happy early saint patrick's day from our friends from the old sod out there. you know who could use a little luck of the irish? donald trump. because the house of representatives is after him, like they're after a leprechaun's pot of gold. and they're dotting the i's and spilling the tea. first victim: former trump attorney and cartoon meerkat, michael cohen. cohen originally told congress that he never sought a pardon, from the president, but this week, in clos

senator heidi heitkamp, good to see you. thank you. >> thank you so much. >>> all right. coming up, criticism of jared kushner's questionable security clearance is going to get more intense after reports that kushner shut u.s. government officials out of his secretive meeting with saudi arabia's crown prince. bia's crown prince i can't believe it. that we just hit the motherlode of soft-serve ice cream? i got cones, anybody wants one! oh, yeah! get ya some! no, i can't believe how easy it was to save hundreds of dollars on my car insurance with geico. ed! ed! we struck sprinkles! [cheers] believe it. geico could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. geach day justin you fat work... walk. and after work. he does it all with dr. scholl's. only dr. scholl's has massaging gel insoles that provide all-day comfort. to keep him feeling more energized. dr. scholl's. born to move. if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis, every day can begin with flakes. it's a reminder of your struggles with psoriasis. but what if your psoriasis symptoms didn't follow you arou

lot has been and she really has a zero runs of the house of fall of it and really make the case for heidi oh all right but we are as we said keeping a very close eye on what's happening in the house of commons right now we'll be listening in to theresa may a little bit later our correspondents mosques and trust for thank you both. now to some other stories making headlines around the world u.s. backed syrian forces say they have killed at least thirty eight she harvests in heavy fighting in eastern syria the syrian democratic forces have been closing in on the town of bug lose for several weeks now it is the last pocket of territory held by the so-called islamic state in syria. malaysia singapore and australia have joined a growing list of countries in their lines restricting operation of boeing's new seven thirty seven max airline most of the suspensions affect asia a seven thirty seven max crashed in ethiopia on sunday the second crash of the model in five months. the u.s. secretary of state my pompei it was announced that washington is pulling all the remaining diplomatic personnel out

heidi: let's go the sue. >> we start in the u.k.er theresa may may be leading you yo skeptics as she fights to save her brexit deal. she met david davis to see if there's sufficient support for an agreement that's already been defeated twice in parliament. the meeting comes amid that senior cabinet officials want to remove may and install a brexit backer as prime minister. there are reports that china is refusing to agree to u.s. demands for an easying of purchase on digital trades. this comes from the f.t. that says beijing has yet to offer significant concessions on calls or an end on discrimination on cloud providers. it was withdrawn when the u.s. asked for more concrete information. italy has joined china's belt and road trade project. it's stoking tensions within the populist government in rome. italy is now the first g7 nation to join the initiative signing deals potentially worth $29 billion. i should say 23. washington and russells had urged caution and the decision of strained relations between italy's five-star movement a

senator heidi heitkamp, good to see you. thank you. >> thank you so much. >>> all right. coming up, criticism of jared kushner's questionable security clearance is going to get more intense after reports that kushner shut u.s. government officials out of his secretive meeting with saudi arabia's crown prince. you wouldn't accept an incomplete job from any one else. why accept it from your allergy pills? flonase sensimist relieves all your worst symptoms, including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. and all from a gentle mist you can barely feel. flonase sensimist. you can barely feel. look limu. a civilian buying a new car.ug let's go. limu's right. liberty mutual can save you money by customizing your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. oh... yeah, i've been a customer for years. huh... only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ (danny) after a long day of hard work... ...you have to do more work? (vo) automatically sort your expenses and save over 40 hours a month. (danny) every day you're nearly fried to a crisp, profession

heidi przybyla, thank you for spending time with us and your reporting. harry litman for your good looks and your genius. always great every time you're on the show. thank you both. >>> when we come back, break out your west wing departure bingo cards, white house communications chief bill shine is out after less than a year. a new report rea the fox news alum managed to wind up on trump's bad side in the beat of a heart or beat of an eye or something. also mile inside the white house who leaked the dirt on jared and ivanka's security clearances to investigators in congress. and he's not even in the race yet but the hits against joe biden are already coming. i spoke to one prominent democrat who is saying, thanks but no thanks. we will see that video a little later. stay with us. we've got a lot coming. only fidelity offers four zero expense ratio index funds directly to investors. at fidelity, those zeros really add up. ♪ so maybe i'll win, saved by zero ♪ not this john smith. or this john smith. or any of the other hundreds of john smiths that are human

heidi? >> this is the first move by the new oversight chairman. saw the explosive testimony by michael cohen. this is the first thing he will do, go right to the heart of the matter which is to ask the individuals who are responsible for filling out ethics disclosures, people who failed to include hush money payments on his 2017 filing. steve pastentino, who used to work in the white house and now for the trump administration, and sherry dylan, obtained notes from ethics committee, who asked, what do you know, did president trump tell you to lie on this or did you do it your snfl basically they're saying this shows somebody was lying to them. first they said no payments to michael cohen and then it evolved over time to it's just a retainer. it's like a kitchen renovation, we will just pay it monthly, and then it just changed over time and they think that the president may have been responsible for it because when they talked to sherry dylan, she basically said she confirmed with the filer, being individual one, being trump, that no, there were nev

rid of mueller and trying to control the justice department may not have been about russia. >> so, heidi, let's spend time on what congress does with it. it seems like the schiff approach to russia and broadening that out to foreign influence, it turns out to be a sound approach. but they seem to have been handed -- and i talked to a democratic member of the house judiciary committee who said if mueller's position is we have evidence on both sides and that's in the report, well, let us try to come to a decision that you couldn't. they seem to have been put into a position of being an arbiter on the obstruction case that they would not have been if this report came down on one side or the other on obstruction. >> that's in fact what they believe their jurisdiction is and gets to the point where mueller's head was in this, if he was operating on the department of justice precedent that you can't indict a sitting president but congress and house of representatives should render that judgment, viewed through that lens it makes perfect sense mueller crafted this report the way that he did. an

nbc news national editor heidi prezbela and editor of commentary. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >>> from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history, this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >>> good sunday morning. to be fair we've lost count of the number of times we've been tempted to say that this or that week was the most consequential of the trump presidency, but this week certainly is worthy of consideration. consider we saw president trump's former lawyer and fixer michael cohen testify before congress about alleged illegal activity by mr. trump as president. we saw house republicans ignore all of cohen's charges and fiercely attack cohen's credibility. we saw the hanoi summit with kim jong-un fall apart with no agreement. we saw an emerging controversy over how jared kushner received his top secret security clearance. we saw the house vote to reverse the president's national emergency declaration. yesterday we saw a president who seemed both energized by his crowd at a conservative conference and simultaneously unnerved

heidi, thank you so much for your time. harry litman for your good looks and genius when you're on the show. when we come back, break out your west wing departure bingo cards, bill shine is out after less than a report. new reporting reveals how the fox news alum managed to wind up on trump's bad side in the beat of an eye. also a mole inside the white house who leaked the dirt on jared and ivanka's security clearance to investigators in congress, and he's not even in the race yet but the hits against joe biden are already coming. i spoke to one prominent democrat who's saying thanks but no thanks. we'll see that video a little bit later so stay with us. we've got a lot coming. stay wi. we've got a lot coming we don't follow the naysayers. ♪ ♪ ♪ do you ♪ love me? ♪ ♪ i can really move ♪ ♪ do you love me? ♪ i'm in the groove ♪ now do you love me? ♪ do you love me now that i can dance? ♪ applebee's 3 course meal. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. we all make excuses for the things we don't want to do. but when it co

but the question is what happens when it reaches donald trump's desk heidi. that's right the fact that the measure has now cleared the senate and will likely clear the house was something that was widely expected but the bigger test certainly will be what happens to this bill once it reaches the desk of donald trump at the white house and he has made in quite clear terms of his intention is to veto the resolution the white house released a statement threatening that very action saying that the u.s. support of saudis in a yemen does not constitute hostilities because it provides aerial refueling of saudi arabian bomber jets in yemen and also says of this resolution would seek to override the president's determination as commander in chief setting up a bad legal precedent in the meantime now trump since the early days of his presidency has made the u.s. foreign policy with saudi arabia the centerpiece he visited riyadh as his first trip outside of the united states as u.s. president and has stood steadfast with saudi arabia even as the atrocities and the the to

of planes already have satellite transmitters on board perhaps ushering in a new industry standard heidi joe castro al-jazeera leesburg virginia with just three weeks to go until united kingdom is scheduled to exit european union prime minister to resume a his want to m.p.'s that might not happen if deal is rejected in a parliamentary vote next week next week members of parliament in westminster face a crucial choice whether to back the bricks that deal or to reject it back it in the u.k. will leave the european union reject it and no one knows what will happen we may not leave the e.u. for many months we may leave without the protections that the deal provides we may never leave out all the only certainty would be on going. thousands of women in istanbul have to find a band to march on international women's day the demonstration was in solidarity with women imprisoned in neighboring syria they say many detainees and isn't and have only been locked up because of apparent crimes by family members international women's day has been commemorated with demonstrations and protests across the w

that's something i've seen a heidi would like to change as well instead of creating her art secretly inside a beauty salon she would like to bring it out of the shadows. i guess that. would open my own tattoo studio. time that i began then i could work along with many other tattoo artists to quote expand the business and get better at what i share a passion that's not without risks here in the islamic republic but for absent a being able to pursue her art is worth it. a brave warn in fact it was brave women all the way on our show today if you want to see the show again d.w. dot com slash culture and in fact find all sorts of things about arts and culture from around the world. but that's. all we've got time for today thanks the crew here in berlin thank you for watching bob i found. one tree guy international talk show for journalists discuss the topic of the week most international women's day we're taking a close look at women in power and asking the bets of politicians and what impact is the next generation of young female politicians likely to have to join us on quadriga scholef

goal of public health experts but politically at the moment that would be quite a challenge elizabeth heidi thank you very much for that for now that's cost or with the latest live in washington d.c. thank you. now it's being hailed as a potential breakthrough in the fight against hiv a man in london appears to have become only the second person in the long to long to remission of the virus the patient was seeking treatment for cancer when he received a stem cell transplant three years ago as he was also be positive doctors decided to give him bone marrow from of rare hiv resistance donor three is later he stopped taking drugs to control the infection and to show that he is still in dream mission it's only the second such case timothy brown was the first he had similar treatment in germany twelve years ago and is still living h.i.v. free now to moscow works at u.n. aids and he says that while such scientific research should be encouraged governments should also throw their support behind treatments that are more readily available. this functional cure as we as we are calling it is obviously

this wedding—events business was all his wife heidi's idea. she never took a wage from it.k a wage from it, and it was just amazing what she did. heidi died from cancer one month before we filmed, leaving dave, their son, and five other children. it feels like your feet are stuck to the floor, and you sink into the seat when you hear the word "tumour", and you say, is it cancerous? and you are thinking then, how long has she got? what do we need to do now? dave saw the news about kate winslet. at the time, gemma's case was being widely reported as close to a miracle cure. he wanted the same treatment in germany that he hoped could save his wife's life. you just think, where am i going to get that money from? where am i going to get that money from? it was like fundraising, fundraising, crowdfunding, and it was hard work. in a way, it was draining. david says his first quote from the clinic was £75,000. when they got to germany, he says they were told to come back every three weeks at a cost of £39,000 a time. you try to focus on your family, but in the back of your mind you

hey james thanks again for that please stay with us we can go to the white house now and cross the heidi show castro who is there for us good to see you and tell us a little bit more about the reaction that we've had from the president's spokesperson sarah huckabee sanders. sure as you heard from gabe a little earlier the statement by siri sanders has been very short it's stated that the special counsel did not find any collusion and it did not find any obstruction of justice however if you just take the second half of that statement that's a direct contradiction of what the letter that william barr the attorney general sent to congress actually says and i want to read a portion of that letter it says the special counsel robert mueller determined not to make a traditional prosecutorial judgment the special counsel therefore did not draw a conclusion one way or the other as to whether the exam and conduct constituted obstruction and why this is very important is because the determination then to not file charges against president donald trump obstruction of justice was not a decision made

with the latest from the white house heidi thank you. well muller's investigation. may have i guess not found a smoking gun when it comes to president trump but he didn't stay or six members of trump's inner circle and twenty eight foreign nationals let's take a look at some of the key players the president's former personal lawyer michael cohen pleaded guilty to lying to congress and has been sentenced of a hush money payments that he made on trump's behalf former campaign chair paul man of ford has been convicted of financial fraud he also shared private polling data with a man connected to russian intelligence trumps first national security advisor michael flynn pleaded guilty to lying to the f.b.i. about his conversations with the russian ambassador during the presidential transition and times close friend roger stone has been indicted for lying about his efforts to contact weiqi he allegedly wanted to know how hacked democratic emails could help terms campaign twelve russian intelligence officers were also charged over that hacking which targeted the chairman o

from the eighth of april the mayor of london, sadiq khan, will make private hire drivers like heidi pavey in central london. black caps will remain exempt. charge to drive in central london. black caps will remain exemptlj will black caps will remain exempt.” will be almost £60 less every week andi will be almost £60 less every week and i am being punished to come to work and i am being forced to pay for it. we are already poor, we already on the poverty line. 9496 of london's roughly 114,000 already on the poverty line. 9496 of london's roughly 114, 000 private london's roughly 114,000 private hire drivers are from black, asian and minority ethnic backgrounds and that has led to a legal challenge. the independent workers union of great britain which represents private hire drivers like those demonstrating here is seeking a judicial review of the mayor's decision on the basis that it is discriminatory and in breach of human rights. in a statement, the mayor's office said... with cities like birmingham and manchester now looking at introducing congestion charges, this legal challenge could

cushn joining me from capitol hill hill, our national political reporter, heidi pryzybyla. >> reporter trying to get information, the use of e-mail servers and in encrypted apps and domains. this gain new importance because of new information that come forward from a december 19th meeting that the chairman is now sharing with the public in which jared kushner's lawyer shared that jared kushner used the encrypted app, whatsapp to conduct business. his lawyer could not say whether kushner conducted classified business over that app. now the perspective from the white house is that kushner takes screened shots o f thf th app. this is problematic in the eyes of not only upcomings but the chairman of this committee who have joined him in letters and so far cummings says they got no response. if you do not respond, we'll have to resort to alternative means to get this information. >> jared kushner is using wha a whatsapp to talk to leaders and screen apping it. i remember when donald trump was going after hillary clinton for not using governmental means. do they think it is okay that they do

indeed to hold such events and by have got it for in games for government play and focus on ok come on heidi reporting live from crotch we thank you. receive his driver valtteri bottas has won the opening grab prix out of formula one season the fen described the melbourne victory as the best race of his career with teammate lewis hamilton finishing a distant second and richardson reports. a new season but since the million looking the sadie's cars at the front of the grid in melbourne. there was a surprise on the first quarter of zero is found three quarters past his teammate and defending world champion lewis hamilton. never looked back and built up a twenty second lead while hamilton has a battle to hold on.

and heidi, national political correspondent. heidi, lock her up.to get excited about. but the passion of the republican rallies, and that's what they are, against hillary clinton was she used a private server. >> i was there. there was not a place, kwl it was fein bs or north carolina whether there weren't men with signs yelling lock her up. the saturation coverage. the number one issue was hillary clinton's emails. so there's not a sole that can claim ignorance over the law and procedures in the white house. >> he constantly attacked her while she was secretary of state. >> it's unbelievable how hillary clinton got away with the email lie, the email scam, the email corruption. she should have been disqualified for running for president from the first batch of emails. we know hillary can't be trusted. we've learned that. you take a look at her email situation. can we trust her with our security? if that were a republican that what she did, they would have been in jail 12 months ago. i guarantee you we're going to be talking about those emails every

heidi, thank you very much. after just trying to repeal parts of obamacare. what happens now that the trump administration wants to scrap the whole thing? former senator claire mccaskill joins us and the must read opinion pages, including one from george conway entitled trump is guilty of being unfit for office. we're back in three minutes. for office we're back in three minutes. - [woman] with my shark, i deep clean messes like this. this and even this. but i don't have to clean this, because the self-cleaning brush roll removes hair, while i clean. - [announcer] shark, the vacuum that deep cleans, now cleans itself. ( ♪ ) only tylenol® rapid release gels have laser drilled holes. they release medicine fast, for fast pain relief. tylenol®. with my bladder leakage, the products i've tried just didn't fit right. they were too loose. it's getting in the way of our camping trips. but with a range of sizes, depend® fit-flex is made for me. with a range of sizes for all body types, depend® fit-flex underwear is guara

heidi przbyla, who is cooperating?rs to the white house to try and get the ethics lawyers who fild out trump's financial disclosures and they were told basically no and as you saw, no one has provided documentation, let alone interviews and this is not unique to the oversight committee. it's also going on with the judiciary committee. they have talked a lot of the information that they're getting, based on reporting as of last night only 50% of the individuals and entities on that list of 81 are actually cooperating in some form. so here's the challenge that they face. folks like nadler have said we're not going to issue a flood of subpoenas which can be ignored because that undermines our authority, so what do they do? well, like you saw, what they're trying to do is soften the ground here for some strategic p is subpoenas and to build the case for not only why should the public see the mueller report but that congress should be able to access the underlying documents of the mueller report and have access to those and

and then is this heidi brannen and robert arntz after heidi. >> hello. i live in the neighborhood. i live at 200 brannon street and i understand the need for facilities like this, but i'm concerned that it's so much larger than any of the previous navigation centres. i feel like the city doesn't have any experience with a group this large and wit what the impt would be on the community when you have that many people who are going to be wandering the neighborhood during the day. yes, they live there and sleep from but it's going to be their neighborhood, too. and so i would like to hear from the city how, if they've considered the impact of a facility that is doubled the size of the previous one. >> robert arnz and rebecca winroth. >> thank you very much. i've been an taken in san francisco for 40 years and i represent families. i'm also a resident of the brannon, 229, so the navigation centre at the seawall will affect me. i would like to point out delancey is around there and it's fantastic. it's an organization that has helped so many addicted people. it's wonderful and fully org

it we won't let them sleep heidi cool and how it how difficult. i'm just releasing the negative energy. exhibitors are coming in tomorrow morning. one is that the okay what i'm going to see yeah be comfortable. but you need to comfort. students will be the need or what. that's what happened. no yeah it's that i have scissors. i am here to betty bates. so -- dealer events as sort of our massive monsters on their own so like.. and even ththough if you droppea head of time things will go wrong it is inevitable so you can't be that hard on yourself. of the ones. in the car because of the month [inaudible] the sony [inaudible] while. i had a my husband is is such an amazing person and he's such a great supporter for everything i do and he is willing to take off time from work to come in and help the tea. i don't like a lot of people understand how much. time. and their king it takes to an evevent -- so i think we lost him understanding why we do it and yes i mean. do you get at night to get it that's w why i supported -- ananit takes away for not only

. >> heidi and john barton lost their trailer and possessions but the rapidly rising water almost took their lives as they stood on furnitures, neck deep in water, cold, to breathe. >> i had to twist my head like that down into the water and back so i could get air. >> literally in the last seconds, a fire unit entered the trailer and took them out on a boat. while the communities began rebuilding, north bay congressman. >> the magnitude of these are amplified because of climate change. >> the land is moving and that tree used to be right here, four feet up hill. >> a lot of people talk about the flooding but the impacts to the structural integrity of our hillside is at a critical state. we have four homes that are red tagged. the owners are terrified that they'll lose everything. >> reporter: many already have. and there are still two months left of what was once the normal rainy season. tom vacar, ktvu fox news. >> let's go to sal who is watching the morning commute. >> we didn't do this on purpose but we match. >> hey -- >> look, see? >> yeah. this way. perfect. looks good. thank yo

for these women...heidi esh: "you just have to set goals and be passionate about it." and needs to be done."....now is the time to light the fire and fight it. sadie: "i just think it's important for women to know they can do anything they put their minds to." (vicki)that was megan mcneil report applicants are from colorado. the majority of the women seeking positions say they are willing to move to the state just to form the all-female ((grant/me3 vo))while california is basking in sunshine...the nation's heartland is in the midst of a fierce winter storm known as a bomb cyclone.heavy snow mixed with hurricane-force winds led to this one-hundred car pileup in colorado. the state's governor declaring a state of emergency --as some areas got áslammedá with as much as á20 inchesá of snow. low visibility and snow covered runways -- causing ámajorá delays and áthousandsá of cancellations at colorado's airports ..."i sat on the tarmac for about 3 hours. a little over three hours. it's pretty difficult, pretty difficult and the conditions are getting worse."getting worse." s

jim hightower who advised o o'rour o'rourke's senate campaign, and heidi heitkamp, former senator. garrett, where does beto o'rourke fit into this giant field of democrats? and you had a chance to speak to him about this very topic. >> yeah, look, o'rourke wants to be a unifying figure. he doesn't want to run a race against the other democrats that are running. he's not even really running against donald trump as much as he's trying to be someone who he says can unite the country at a time when they need it now. when i pressed him for specifics about how he stands out from this field, he said he brings two things specifically to the table. first, his home state of texas and its 38 electoral votes could become a target, as could other conservative states where he might play a little bit better than some of the other progressive candidates. and second, he says he feels like he's uniquely qualified to talk about issues around the border and immigration. he comes from arguably the p preeminent border states in the country. you've set it up in the intro, peter, beto o'rourke is undoubte

"project runway" returns tomorrow night on bravo without heidi klum, but with former runway winner christianion, but she also knows facials. we unlocked the key to carly's skin care in tonight's "e.t." beauty, the face gym. >> you wear your skin every day so i think it's important to have the best product. a good facial, who doesn't love that? >> it's straight up, and we see the irina shayk regularly, stella mccartney. >> the claim, going to face gym is equal to doing 20 situps for the cheeks and neckline. >> we're just releasing any tension that's being held this your muscles. >> the cost is between $70 to $275. this part is the cardio. >> it does look like we slap you around the face, but that's really helping to drain all the toxins, all the coffee and the sugar and the stress. >> the drip is a blast of vitamins and a blast of 200 miles per hour. the results are almost meetd, but just like any gym, you get the most benefit if you do the workout often. >> when she was massaging around my cheekbones, i was, like, okay. those are cheekbones and muscles i didn't realize i had. would i do it a

i'm joined by eleanor cliff, washington correspondent for the daily beast, and heidi przybyla, msnbc's national correspondent. good see all of you. what jumps out to you on policy? >> joe biden is saying he has the most progressive record. the key word there record. he is looking back on a career of 30 years in the senate, and his involvement in the white house. and saying that he actually got things done. he was key player on guns in the '90s with the brady bill and the assault weapons ban. he has called the violence against women act his greatest legislative achievement. he works with anybody. he was good friends with strom thurmond when thurmond was the chairman of the judiciary committee. it was biden who delivered the eulogy at thurmond's funeral. he knows how government works. democratic government is the art of the possible. >> so your making the distinction that he is talking about the most progressive results, not the most progressive person. >> yes, exactly. i think he's clearly not the most progressive person in the field if you're going to define that by whose for every asp