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. >> jade: my dad always said i was bad luck.ss he found out for himself the hard way. >> kayla: you are not to blame for anything that's happened, jade. >> jade: yeah, i guess i look pretty insane if, after all he did, i still hope he makes it. >> joey: i get it. >> kayla: so do i. he's your dad. >> steve: hey. >> kayla: hey. >> steve: i just got some new information on tripp. >> kayla: good news or bad? >> joey: no news would be good for me. >> jade: did i miss something? who's tripp? >> hope: so this is where i spend most of my time these days, buried under a few hundred-- few hundred case files. >> eli: from the looks of things, you won't be leaving this desk anytime soon. >> hope: mm. >> raines: brady. >> hope: lieutenant-- >> raines: who's this? >> hope: commissioner. >> raines: who's this?

so here's jade. she's made it and read the third note.k, that guitarist looks familiar because he was the one who was performing when they went on the special date. she completely walks by the table of memories of their two years together and she immediately knows what is going on. because the tears, they start to flow. >> i have never loved anyone half as much as i love you right now. >> after he declares his love, he has a ring and he pops the box open and drops to a knee. she doesn't even look, hands over the eyes, like, i can't believe this is happening after all this time. she said yes, but the thing he wanted to recreate is the picture they took on their first date. >> they both got some style, huh? >> yeah. there they are recreating the picture, but this time he added the ring to her finger. he really thought about how he was going to do this and just basically recreated their first date to make it a special day. >> perfect. >> i love you. >>> the only thing i can say about this video is -- really? >> 1,180 is just the entry model,

you can use any kind of critical from quarts to jade, each color and mineral provides a different benefite are at the dream spa, inside the larev salon in cherry hill. did i get it right? >> there you go. okay, colleen is here, one of my favorite people in all of south jersey. so happy to see you again. >> so pumped. >> okay, so, just break it down. we want to hear about it. >> this is better than a mask or anythings to a massing? >> i like to do it indd to a mask, win of the latest trends in hollywood. a love things popular the rose quarts love stone. it heals the skin, as well as heal the heart at the same time. >> so what's not to love about that? so, i do incorporate this as a pressure point massage. >> okay? >> moving on, weof the most popular, it is a cooling cream family, most green stones are more cooling, but this actually is like taking your skin to the gym. it hence tone your skin, steps take away fluid. >> you do that, like after had s of wine saturday night, can i roll my facebook into happiness. >> 100%. >> oh, great. >> so the best part about jade, ancient chinese tool, and

it's basically jade, citrus, mint tea, peach tranquility tea.en it's topped off with a little bit of honey and you can get an optional pump of peppermint in there so the whole thing became popular because people started ordering it and posting it on instagram and it just sort of took on a life of its own. 40 different managers said they were making 50 a day so starbucks finally capitulated and said we're making it official. >> we have jade, citrus. >> jade tea, peach tea, honey. >> lemonade. >> and then it's half water, half steamed lemonade. >> steamed lemonade. >> we got you >> there you go. >> good for you. >> it tastes mediciny but in a good way. >> the medicine ball. >> hitting the spot. >> theol everybody. >> thank you, diane, cheers to >> they didn't spell our names at all. >> rob is a tough one to spell. >> how about yours? >> rob, ron, dan, paula, diane. >> feel well, ev great "pop news." everybody. thank you for watching. have a great saturday. >> we'll all be healthy tomorrow.hepoon? ere is the spoon? >> i'm gray hall coming up next "

different managers said they were making 50 a day so starbucks capitulated it official. >> we have jadede. >> and then it's half water, half steamed steamed lemonade. >> steamed lemonade. >> we got you some because we know you're under the weather. >> it tastes mediciny but in a good way. >> the medicine ball. >> the cold buster. >> thank you, diane, cheers, everybody. >> did they spell your name right? >> they didn't spell our names at all. >> rob is a tough one to spell. >> we actually all have easy names. >> rob, ron, dan and diane. >> feel well, everybody. >> if diane is back tomorrow we'll see you then. great "pop news." see you tomorrow morning, everybody. thank you for watching. have a great saturday. >> we'll all be healthy tomorrow. where is the spoon? announcer: this is an update. >> good saturday morning. milde starting out quite across the area. a look at our temperatures. mid-fifties. 59 and baltimore. 61 in annapolis. -- 50 nine in baltimore. 61 in annapolis. it is the teak week of the cherry blossoms. -- it is of the cherry blossoms. increasing of cloud cover later today.

we have jade, citrus -- >> jade tea, peach tea, honey. >> lemonade. >> and then it's half water, half>> we got you some because we know you're under the weather. >> there you go. >> yes. >> good for you. >> it tastes mediciny but in a good way. it's delicious. >> the medicine ball. >> it's hitting the spot. thank you, diane. >> the cold buster. cheer, everybody. >> thank you, diane, cheers to you. >> this is going to spill everywhere. >> did they spell your name right? >> they didn't spell our names at all. >> rob is a tough one to spell. >> we actually all have easy names. >> how about your, don? >> rob, ron, dan, paula, diane. what did you say? >> don. >> don. >> feel well, everybody. >> if diane is back tomorrow we'll see you then. great "pop news." we'll see you tomorrow morning, everybody. thank you for watching. have a great saturday. >> we'll all be healthy tomorrow. where is the spoon? where is the spoon? ere is the spoon? >>> good morning. i'm cornell bernard. several landmarks in san francisco and around the world will go dark for climate change. the movement usuals people,

jade's joint the food truck was outside they were cooking up cheesesteaks look there's jay doing his thing. but the lightning and rain we could not go live downstairs so we had to bring the cheesesteaks up to you guys. >> that's okay. >> okay? but i can quickly so you can see, this is the pretzel roll the beer dip and goodness what you want right here. see that pretzel roll this is how do you it. >> this is how she does it♪ she's making everybody hungry now. >> i can only speak for mysel myself. >> appreciate it. >> thanksing tori. >> thunderstorms to ensure we would have cheer steaks. >> is it that bad. >> there's a few flashes of lightning you want to be safe in the parking lot. few flashes of lightning here and there and couple showers and only gets worse before better. overnight and through the day tomorrow. take a look at what is going on. we'll take you to the roof cam which shows some wet roads out. there i don't know if you can tell center city everything looking damp and few showers rolled through and even a rumble of thunder or so. one cell over montgomery county produced p

that even the most jaded among us would concede to the national importance of everyone.[applause] we have borders, most notably on the southern border, there is disproportionate to our failure to act. and the impact of that failure, we seem to fall into a place and a time in our national discourse were even the mere restatement and affirmation of laws long ago crafted and duly enacted by our constitutional republic's legislature, laws that were formed in the people's house by the people's representatives. not considered controversial. [applause] and the executive memoranda on immigration laws attested to this past week, no new laws were created. no group was put at risk without affording them due process. the right of not one of our citizens, even in a lander president, senator and former stand shoulder to shoulder as equals was imperiled in the lease. it said, we merely restated the laws that were, what they have been and voiced an intent to see them upheld fairly and partially and with necessity. [applause] and yet, in our modern times that is viewed in some circles as

jade hardin and the rockets went on 25-11 to end the half. golden state up at the break.ardin had 20th triple double of the year. third quarter, rockets got it to three. to beverly with the lay-up. doves passing increased the league play to magee. by 11 after three and kevin durant approves. in the fourth, steph being steph. pull up three, with his right arm, that's how you do it. the one legged fade away courtesy of steve nash. curry game high of 32 points. warriors win it big. clings to that number in any sport with third straight season winning 60 games. the texas two step continues in san antone know tomorrow. the sharks lost six straight coming into tonight's game. chris teerny, second goal of the game, forces over time at four a piece. in ot, rangers nearly won it but joe thornton has just enough to alter the shot of michael grabner right there. and seconds later the one-timer from brent burns. it will be the game winner. franchise record 28th goal for a defenseman, sharks win 5-4. after yesterday's nfl owners allowed to raiders to relocate to vegas, jack del rio ma

this capital city, most notably concerning immigration law and its enforcement that even the most jadedmong us would be grudgingly concede our national importance to everyone. we have border states most net b notably on our southern border that have to date disproportionately borne the brunt and burden of our failure to act during the past decade but is there a state in this union in which the impact of the failure is not keenly felt by the american people yet we seem to have fallen to a place and time in our national discourse where the mere restatement or affirmation of laws long ago crafted and duly enacted by our constitutional republic's legislature, laws that were formed and codified iy inneied people's house by the people's representatives is now considered controversial? in the executive memoranda on immigration laws attested to this past week, no new laws were created. no group was put at risk without affording them due process. the rights of not one of our citizens, even in a land where president, senator and farmer stand shoulder to shoulder as equals, was imperiled in the le

jade hardin and the rockets went on 25-11 to end the half. golden state up at the break. hardin had 20th triple double of the year. third quarter, rockets got it to three. to beverly with the lay-up. doves passing increased the league play to magee. by 11 after three and kevin durant approves. infourth, steph being steph. pull up three, with his right arm, that's how you do it. the one legged fade away courtesy of steve nash. curry game high of 32 points. warriors win it big. clings to that number in any sport with third straight season winning 60 games. the texas two step continues in san antone know tomorrow. the sharks lost six straight coming into tonight's game. chris teerny, second goal of the game, forces over time at four a piece. in ot, rangers nearly won it but joe thornton has just enough to alter the shot of michael grabner right there. and seconds later the one-timer from brent burns. it will be the game winner. franchise record 28th goal for a defenseman, sharks win 5-4. after yesterday's nfl owners allowed to raiders to relocate to vegas, jack del rio may b

the san diego county medical examiner says a preliminary autopsy shows jade eric had an adverse reaction infused turmeric solution delivered intravenously. >> also new a missing 15-year-old girl was found safe shortly after her family says she was sexually assaulted on facebook live. the mother of the high school freshman in chicago says her daughter went to the store on sunday and then never came home. the mother says she started to get calls from that people monday morning saying they had seen the teen on a graphic video online. >> i did see the young lady being pulled toward the bed and she pushed back in some parts of that video. >> the teenager's relatives believe the alleged assault was streamed on a page created by a gang that's been terrorizing the neighborhood. detectives are trying to track down the creator of that facebook page and the people seen in this video. >> new, a baby girl from africa is recovering from a risky surgery at a chicago area hospital. 10 month old dominique was born on the ivory coast with a not fully developed conjoined twin. doctors performed surgery on

jade did didn't this twice. she called 911 explaining to the dispatcher what was happening while she work to stop the car. she managed to throw the car into neutral and pull her two-year-old niece from the back seat. >> 911. what'sed address of her your emergency. >> my sister i don't know what happened. she just had seizure. >> i was terrified. i was like confused. i didn't know what was happeni happening. >> big sister now calls little sister a hero. kendall big sister says she's doing much better after her visit to the doctor. her little sister did an amazing job. >> the life of the sidney harbor bridge and sidney opera house were swiped off for earth hour. it marks ten years since earth hour began. electric lights and 7,000 cities across 172 countries will be turned off to focus public attention on the issue of climate change and to save a few megawatts in the process. the initiative began in australia in 2007 by the world while live fund. >>> no one at the fourth annual nicole gala sunshine and bubble 5k ru

jade hetherington was one of briton‘s biggest success stories, securing four of gb‘s six medals. has since retired. her paralympic team—mate kelly gallagher is still competing. in 2014 she claimed britain's first ever winter paralympic gold and continues to win medals. a heavy crash in training for this year's world championships ended her season early. but she is determined to return stronger than ever. you tend to fall a lot in skiing, you are pushing yourself to the limit, it was a real accident. i didn't land a jump very well after coming of age i didn't land a jump very well after and i could not recover. i felt there was something wrong. but i couldn't tell what it was. mike i'd got to me first and i asked him to take my engagement ring of, so i have my priorities! i dislocated my elbow and broke some ribs and i hurt my leg. i had a big bone bruise on my right leg, but i'm on the mend at least. no one is harder on me than myself. when i came back, i was so overwhelmed. i don't see it as negative in any way. i think in northern ireland and all of the world we should celebrat

jade's joint the food truck was outside they were cooking up cheesesteaks look there's jay doing his thing. but the lightning and rain we could not go live downstairs so we had to bring the cheesesteaks up to you guys. >> that's okay. >> okay? but i can quickly so you can see, this is the pretzel roll the beer dip and goodness what you want right here. see that pretzel roll this is how do you it. >> this is how she does it♪ she's making everybody hungry now. >> i can only speak for mysel myself. >> appreciate it. >> thanksing tori. >> thunderstorms to ensure we would have cheer steaks. >> is it that bad. >> there's a few flashes of lightning you want to be safe in the parking lot. few flashes of lightning here and there and couple showers and only gets worse before better. overnight and through the day tomorrow. take a look at what is going on. we'll take you to the roof cam which shows some wet roads out. there i don't know if you can tell center city everything looking damp and few showers rolled through and even a rumble of thunder or so. one cell over montgomery county produced p

says he's still at the hospital with jade. he's getting ready to take her home.ut the situation. >> kayla: i think he's just trying to be a good friend. >> steve: i know that. but that poor girl is so needy. i'm afraid she'll do anything to rope him back into her life. knows her and he's gonna be careful. look, why don't we stay focused on tripp? okay? i mean, we couldn't find out where he lives, but we know this is where he works. >> welcome, folks. my usual staff didn't show up tonight. >> kayla: thank you. >> steve: are you the owner? >> that would be me. >> steve: we're, uh, looking for an employee or yours. young man named tripp.

the danger is that you become jaded, you become resigned and wary.ement said the other day when he was talking about whether there could be a new revolt, because someone on the web was talking about getting new mass protests going on in egypt. he said, "no, forget about it, egyptians are too tired and too divided to revolt today." do you think that is true? i think it is true but things are changing so fast and so rapidly. the past six months, egyptian currency lost 50% of its value. i don't think anything matters except economy. no one cares any more about human rights. no one cares any more about torture, no one cares about democracy. we care about one thing, egyptians, about one thing which is economy and economy is going to the worst place that we ever saw in our lives. and i can see from the people around me who used to support the regime that things are not going so well. and by the way, from someone who believes in the revolution 100%, a revolution is a medical operation. there is a better way, and a way that we all wish that we don't go to a

under the terms of a treaty, known as the jade treaty with great britain of 1794, extradition was permitted under certain conditions. but such was the large outcry against his surrender, including even some members of the federalist party, the attorney general himself, objected vociferously with both president adams and his secretary of state, timothy pickering, a fervent anglophile. persuading adams to give consent and requesting a federal judge give the seaman occupy. after that, after the turbulent election of 1800, in which this was a pivotal event, for 43 years, not one american or foreign alien, citizen or not, would be turned over to a foreign government. precisely because of the clamor of the robbins controversy. it was like a bloody shirt that the republicans waved in their efforts ultimately to put a nail in the casket of the federalist party. not to say there weren't other equally compelling issues, but it haunted both pickering and adams, arguably to their deaths. adams wrote in 1812 to a good friend, what a scandalous affair. i was nearln centuried as he was -- send centuried b

. >> meghan: you are wildly on jaded by your time in washington, d.c. >> ari: it worked multiple times, especially under george bush. barack obama didn't have the interest -- >> harris: president obama wanted to put someone up. >> meghan: wanted trend start that anybody is the rightful heir to justice scully is a sea seat? you're so vilified for simile being conservative, and i do think that's a township since the time you were in d.c. >> ari: it started in 1987. that really is the moment that people clashed in washington and never stopped clashing. it's only gotten worse since then. the biggest change, i would abolish the filibuster. that will help republicans, some years it will help democrats. it where it rules nation. the filibuster will block and not get it done. >> harris: because you've worked across two different demonstrations, i'm interested to get your idea about this question. why is it that someone in washington, it means the other site has to lose? >> gillian: all i can say -- i've been living in this city for ten years, what i will say is what president trump said the ot

it's nothing to become jaded. we all have our passions about what's wrong.passion, i'm less -- and joe and i have kind of been on the side of this. i'm less concerned about the exploitation of athletes. now i look at the media. media, and what you're going to see tonight, you're gonna see the media is white.99% if you look at anything around it, event production, everything around it is white. the only thing -- the only role play are gonnas be these 10 kids on the court maybe. but if you look at our industry, media, which is overwhelmingly white, how could we correct that? you could argue that the ncaa is trying at least to do things with gpa's or make sure we get the $20 million coaches. but our industry, and that's all i can deal with, our industry remains this sort of almost exclusionary industry that we'll with these black guys on the floor, but in terms of the coaches, there are fewer black coaches. to me, when joe says something is wrong, now, that's something that's wrong. industry. that's something that we should passion withmuch eradicating as wheth

. >> this is jade and jacquelinee really great skills. skill stephanie came in to join us.omething you really need toyo pull off theu redskinsins cheerleader.. >> absolutely. i mean we all work together towr get our confidence up but it but definitely helps when you're onu the field and representing such a great organization like the te nfl and redskins. rskin it definitely helps. f for sure. you have these prep auditions.uo wide variety of women come come out. who comes out and what you canon pepect. >> we're looking for rep statioi of the dc area.re we encourage all women to comeom out. all ages we range from 18 to 37o >> which is really impressivempe because i said at 33 i thoughtut for sure i'd aged out of my of opportunity to audition. >> no. not at all. a we look for people who are mayby continuing their education in college. already in theirco careers.r it helps put together veryet v diverse group of women that cann help encourage and role modelse in the community. >> jade and jacqueline aree anda telling me they're like a sistes hood. really good friend. they put in

if the championship game is in jade and american express go head-to-head for all the marshalls, can hes status? stick around to find out. we start off with president trump's 70th day in officer and what looks like potential development that few saw coming. gridlock to be prevailing and the trump administration's plans for nafta is no exception. we have more on this. elon. >> reporter: mel mellissa, the president called for ripping up nafta on the campaign trail. what we are seeing the dramatic rhetoric used during the election is getting toned down as the administration tries to turn talk into policy here at walk. we got a copy that the administration is wrapping and ready to renegotiate nafta. it lays out broad principles leveling the playing field on taxes, moving barriers to investments and shrinking the trade deficit. they sent the draft to the house ways and means and senate finance committee. wilbur ross talked about sending a formal letter today. >> we need the permission of the two committees to send the formal letter, which is what triggers the 90-day period. we're hopeful tha

two days ago, house until jade avenue said there was strong -- now he says he's unsure, partly becausehe fbi is not releasing relevant documents for some reason. white house press secretary sean spicer had this to say about it today. >> well, i think that there has been an acknowledgment that there are documents outhe there showing that people were surveilled or monitored to some degree. >> reporter: is closely it's been foreigners, devin nunes concedes. >> devin nunes also made it clear he is going to have a hearing later next week with several members of the intelligence community and calling them other. let's wait. >> why president vindicated by it? >> the president said he felt somewhat vindicated there is somewhat acknowledgment as we proceed down this discussion it continues to show that there was something there. >> tucker: richard good stein a democratic strategist. he has been in washington a long time and knows how the government works. he joins us tonight. >> for better for worse. >> tucker: perhaps this caseor worse. t i think people are missing the big story both sides. so

i've been going almost 40 years, it's not that i've become jaded but we all have our passions about what's wrong. my passion t joe and i have been kind of on the other side of this. i'm not as concerned about exploitation of the athletes. i look at the media and what you're going to see tonight the media is 99% white. if you look at anything around it. production. everything around it is white. the only thing, the only role that black folks play are going to be these ten kids on the court maybe. but if you look at our industry, the media which continues to be overwhelmingly white. to me that's more of a passion. how do we correct that. you could argue that the ncaa is trying at least to do things with gpa's and make sure we get rid of the $20 million coaches. but our industry and that's all i can deal with. our industry remains this sort of almost exclusionary industry that we will deal with these black guys on the floor but this terms of the coaches. there are few black coaches. when joe says something's wrong, now that something wrong that's four industry that's something we should be ha

two days ago, house until jade avenue said there was strong -- now he says he's unsure, partly because

. >> i guess i'm just too old, jaded and cynical to believe in coincidences in washington at this pointthink it's a warning shot across the bow for paul ryan. if you change the words donald trump to paul ryan's health care plan, you could hear donald trump saying that. i'm nl going to defend paul ryan's health care plan. i'm going to do what i think is best for americans. i'm going to do what i think is best for my members. so, you know, i think that this is donald trump, breitbart, the conservatives sending a message hey, you know what, remember when you dumped me? i could very well dump you if it doesn't become convenient. >> and we took your predecessor out essentially. a lot of people did. what it's also a reminder of is that donald trump's support in the republican party is about an inch deep. and, so, there are things that people like paul ryan want to get done, repealing health care, getting tax reform done. there is a short halftime line for that as we get closer to the end of the fiscal year in september, and becomes harder and harder. so, it will be interesting to watch how th

couple of facts the actual speed of the vehicles on surface streets is one more like 15 million pricks jade in the apps in october alone and there were 50 thousand drivers in new york i understand we have $30,000 drivers i caregiver to the gentleman's memo he hbtd last week the director referred to for the un - data collection it underway with the routes of increased new trip generations for the land values hopes to quantify the effects of online vehicles and the amount of parking on delivery companies and hov on developments so manage we've been asking for it is interesting in the new york times and thank you to the department for quantifying it. the second item you might recall on february 9th we have cases 26 avenue this was a dr because there were two unit that will be altered one unit being 4 thousand please square feet and another one reduced to seven hundred square feet in over the course it came out from the neighbor there was a elderly tenant living in one of the units carl jensen a communication from mr. jensen and want to read it i'm trying to make a point carl on 26 street san f

the people who are in the struggle for freedom because they don't take it for granted, they are not jadedy the problems we have and we have very real problems, i think as important in many ways as a video about the status and the corruption, is this nine minute video that came out of briand's, there's a school in briand's which is about 350 miles southwest of moscow. and one of the students in this high school had been trying to rally students to participate in the protests last sunday and he was picked up by the police. and the principal of the school, this is all on a video because one of the students shot the video but the principle of the school then darted lecturing to the kids for the students about true patriotism and why they were supporting you know, chaos and division in war. and she says what do you want? and one of the students said we want justice so what do you mean by justice and he said justice is when the authorities care about their people. this is a high school student in a small town of 350 miles from moscow but they care about their people and not about themselves, an

, de-emphasize dependence on apparel and, also, to find ways to serve our customers in a different jadeddo something uniquely different from our competitors, and, of course, we want to find businesses that are difficult to replicate as a pure play e-commerce company. if we can do those things while taking available market share, we believe they are advantageous things for us to do. based on my background and understanding this segment of business very well, we're not trying to be anything we're not. we a predominantly female driven business. we have a female demographic. our demographic has really two really distinct age groups. the really young and millennial female multiculture, and the more mature customer that both serve needs that jcpenneyments to try to process. it's a really good opportunity to serve the customers in a ewe week way. >> analysts look at what you and the management team are doing here saying you're doing a pretty good job in the environment you're working with. you are doing what you can to control factors that you can. department stores in general are struggling. m

it's half hot water and half steamed lemonade, jade citrus mint tea, peach tranquility tea. >> i tastethis and feel much better if you have the common cold. >> do you have to drink this big gulp size version? >> if you do, you'll wake up tonight. >> jack daniels makes a honey flavored something. >> it would be a good hot toddy mix. >> for this and other "trending" stories, go to our today show app. >>> we have a good one. we're going to start with emma thompson. the actress is criticizining hollywood for putting pressure on actresses to be thin. she once threatened to quit a movie over the issue, while taking a stand for a fellow actress. >> there was a wonderful actress i was working on something. and the producer said to her, will you lose some weight. she was exquisite. and i said to them, if you speak to her about this again, on any level, i will leave this picture. you are never to do that. >> emma says it's only getting worse. she revealed when people ask her about her weight, she replays, do you want model? now, to alec baldwin. he has chemistry with an adapta they first met. wh

here to share his story is retired army staff sarah gent along with his lovely daughters amelia and jadetending a concert in four days prior they contacted me and said florida georgia wind wants to do a presentation with u.n. donate to charity directly to you at the concert. brian: not only that, they are the hottest band in the country. >> what was your reaction? >> i was in shock, disbelief because i love them and their music. having a great opportunity and i'm thankful towards independence fun and florida georgia wind. i was pretty stoked because i had to go to my first concert and it was pretty amazing. it's amazing and experience. >> we some video we sing together while we were talking meeting behind the scenes. what was that like for them and for you because they are truly patriotic and pro-military. >> it was an emotional experience to that type of opportunity to build to participate something of that nature, to be able to represent my fellow amputees and veterans and be able to do it on national tv is such an honor to do. brian: tell us what it will do for your dad. >> it really