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fox5's alexandra limon, though, took a closer look at what's itt really like to live in where you livee all know in general that area d.c. east of the river trend to have much lower income. looking at the numbers specifically is truly eye broken. in ward 3, for example, the annual income surpasses $200,000. while here in ward 8, the medianmedi income is only 24 thousand o dollars a year. b market, cost of living, education and healthcare werehel all factors that went intoe placing the d.c. metro as the fourth best place to live in h 2017, according to us news and world report. d.c. is a great place if youif have an advanced degree, ifif you're young and you're single, but if you don't have an advanced degree, you will bewill having a lot of trouble in thetr job market. this chart uses data from the census and shows in 2015 thethe median income with a family present $61,000.00 ward 2, 189,000, ward 3, more than $216,000 a year. meanwhile in ward 7 it was just over 31,000.over and in ward 8, only $24,000 a a year. if you live in ward 8, poverty is 40 percent and in ward 3 it's less than

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loses it sometimes, being a wife with two girls, but she says this -- >> chris, my husband, called itt find out before you freak out. before i react i'm trying to take -- like count to ten. >> smart. brooke also has these words of wisdom for mom to be amal clooney. raise your twins away from hollywood. >> they've got enough of being self-absorbed with selfies and, i don't know, all the -- that kind of stuff. i mean, it's enough already. you sort of don't want to add ywhollood to it. >> so please join me each week to talk about love, life, parenting, fashion. >> currently the host of her own sirius xm radio show brooke shields now," she knows all about growing up in the between her and her calvins. "blue lagoon" in 1980. then she made headlinee for her friendship with michael jackson. >> michael and i have been friends foo a while. >> we're gging to see the two of you on the tabloids now? >> surely will. he is one of my closest friends and i love him for that. >> what does brooke say now & about michael's daughter, paris jjckson, pursuing modelling and acting? >> surround yourself with

we had the blustery winds allus day and itte was a chilly day in the upper 30s to near 406789 but now tonight manassas has90 dropo down to 21-degrees. it is 33 in the district. it is a cold start for you on friday morning, but a very nice finish and an even bigger warmup as we head on into the weekend.d we'll be talking about that in a few minutes. we'll be right back. > we reject the president elect. we reject the president elect. > today was a day without immigrants. impacted dozens of businesses across the districtdt and the d.c. region today.ay. in fact, 100 restaurants were either closed, did not serve n food or hadot a limited menu.u. the protest was a response to r president trump's immigration policies and a way to highlight the daily contributions that immigrants make here in the us. similar protests were held in cities nationwide. > president trump held an impromptu and at times heated press conference today.nf it waser supposed to be centered around his new pick for laboror secretary, change once he started takingare questions from the media.dia. fox's lauren blanchard has

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have started by telling us, as we understand you told secretary of defense matches when you met him itt the problem as you see in the region is iran, iran, iran. what are you calling for? is it sanctions, as we heard in are you session, or looking at military pressure? what is on the table? mr. liberman: it is a combination of economic pressure, very tough policy, and , of course, to impose our decisions or resolutions of security council. for example, both ballistic missiles -- the ballistic missiles. weis clear that today suffered in the last period from a lack of political will and determination. we have discussed many times about soft power. i think the results of soft power or seen today in the middle east. but the former secretary of state kerry is here. dealt with one of the problems in the region, the iran nuclear program, through negotiations. the morning was started calling for dialogue. is there no option to try to discuss a way out of this crisis? mr. liberman: i think it is an attempt to avoid reality. there are similar results with the deal with north korea. the iran deal

but he certainly bought into the idea that hamilton dislikes the great masses of people. , whether itt to be is accurate or not, objectionable. a younger wilson seems to have some positive things to say about hamilton but the older wilson does not. he embraced what is going to become a 20th century democratic party orthodoxy that jefferson was the champion of the common man and hamilton was the champion of the wall street plutocrats and that has been the defining issue in american life. you are going to find far more inspiring statements from teddy roosevelt about hamilton and you will from woodrow wilson. >> first of all i would like to say, i loved this book. thank you for writing it. there haveublication been a spat of articles about hamilton xenophobia. have you read any of them? >> i've seen a few pieces in zi-war with the qua france and tougher immigration standards. i think many americans were scared during 1797-98 with what they saw as the back channel or fifth column influence inside and hamiltonates did advocate for tightening immigration restrictions. xenophobia -- no. this

the market, itt is an open market.is whoever is paying us to open the markets, there are obstacles in the american products. problem. have a i think that is fair. i believe this sentiment you hear a lot in the media more has been blown away from anything else. yousef: what do you think this means for your u.s. exposure? ared: let me tell you, we an international company, and we trade in north america, canada, latin america. the far east. .e see growth interregional in latin america, we see growth. country forig also growth, even china because of thowth. countries where everyoneas expected. majors canieve these have an adverse affect on us because we are everywhere. yousef: so you are not considering your using -- moving your u.s. business to canada? ahmed: we are in north america. we don't have any business in the upstate, but there are risks. poweris a big economic today. have many from canada or united states or dominican republic. yousef: what about acquisitions or tieups? the markets you are excited about, what are

but, we always felt that itt would be a big mistake if jeff could buy a gun it would've been a danger to himself. he would've been a danger to others and, i don't don't think americans should have to carry f that burden and experience that kind of worry that comes along with the danger that we felt week after week for years in our household. and that i know other familiesry across the country feel as welly >> the president of the senate was not in the chair when we started off by saying to me this is about background checks. it is about mental health, it's not about taking away people's constitutional people's constitutional rights. i can understand why other people would have a difference of opinion.. that's what the senate is about. that's what the senate is supposed to do, debate these issues. so somebody says there is a better way to do this ande improve it, count me in. count me in to talk with colleagues, the president of the senate and others about it. but. but you oppose this resolution today and you close out that door. you preempt that possibility because of the way the cong

stalled out, the clouds stuck around and just didn't give us as much as a break as we wanted to, but itt wasn't bad.wa let's take a look at the numbert for you. we hit the low 50s at all threel airports and it's not bad because yesterday our highs were only in the 30s.th it wase a pretty cold night las night, but as i mentioned the frontal system stalled out and didn't get quite move he in you have to the north to give us the warmup that we anticipated. some of our neighbors did reach 630s and 730s and i've got a record breaker to ill you about in my full forecast i'll tell you about.abou we're looking at some showers iw the overnight hours, folks andos right now it's 630 in thein nation's capital. the same at baltimore. 50 at manassas, 59 at martinsburg, 61 at within chesser t. that gives you a little bit of indication of where the warmerrr air has settled in. we have a high wind watch that will kick in until monday. winds will be gusting up to 60 miles an hour and the windsds will start to get a little gusty as we get into late tonight and into tomorrow. by the 9:00 hour we expect to b

about the story, just as you said we were all really blown away and pretty shocked and emotional about itt to hear that. karen was lieu ella's speechh pathologist in middle school. years later fate connected them. she is get donations for the 19 year old mother and baby. everybody knows money is needed when you have a little one. even more so with thousand ellal wanting to get her high school diploma you can find contactnd information on our website at fox5.com.çlq reporting in montgomery county, alexandra limon, fox5 local news > while president trump is pre speaking insi florida, vice-president mike pence is meeting with world leaders in germinate he's attending the munich security conference. united states stands firmly behind nato. we hear more from fox's kitty logan. >>reporter: vice-president mikr expense is attending the annual munich security conference in germany this weekend. us delegation is hoping to ease some concerns over the us treaty consideration. on behalf of president trump i bring you this assurance, thece united states of america strongly supports nato and will be unwa

i started off today by saying that itt is so important for the public to get an honest press.icub doesn't believe you people anymore. >> ed: as they listen to that, donald trump campaigned as donald trump and now they are surprised that he yes, he is governing as donald trump. but take no prisoners -- how will it play from the oval office? fox news contributor howie, joe reports on the media for the hill, we are joined live. this was 110% pure and old unadulterated donald trump. >> it was quintessential donald trump. it was entertaining, passionate, defensive at times, and the media consistently underestimated him in the campaign and in the transition, and even now covering him as president, this is who he is. he has come to despise the media. but we saw here is kind of a couple years of frustration allt spilling out. w at the same time, he craves the medias approval. >> ed: did it go too far? >> trump was in control. people said unhinged, that is crazy. he knows exactly what he'sha doing, he knows how to whack the media, he knows how to rile up his supporters. at the same tim

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