let's start with jane fonda. she was among 16 people arrested in washington, d.c. she moved to d.c. temporarily to dedicate her time to the issue. originally, she asked for a year off from her netflix show, but was only able to get four months. on her website, fonda talks about being inspired by get to th thunberg and says she will be leading demonstrations on capitol hill. she has a long history of political activism and has dubbed this fire drill fridays. she's keeping busy. 81 years old. >> that's great. >>> this is a story about how. fresh prince of bel air spin-off is in the works, according to "the hollywood reporter." will and jada pinkett smith's media company is developing the series. it ran for six seasons on nbc. it's been 23 years since the series ended its run, the pop culture pop larularity has continued. no word on a plot line or an air date, but we will be following this one closely. >> i love it. you know, i hope -- that's a good one. there's shows like that that i want my kids to start watching. >> right. >> i think they would like it. >> is "punk

months since india decided that it all had to change in kashmir my guess this week here in london is jane fonda national vice president and one of the chief spokesman of the ruling d.j.t. others he also charges of widespread human rights violations in kashmir conflicts. of interest on the. do you speak this language in. this music show during our city. to felix. and justice secure the racing plane. to the right place. trying to. teach. the boy. to. play play. play. play play. this is the w. news live from but doesn't star in a training in santa ana pakistan passengers are said to have been preparing breakfast when the gas canisters and their stoves blew up we'll go live to islamabad for the latest also coming on south african police stage avon a crackdown on migrants in cape town the migrants have been demanding to be mean to other countries all to a series of xenophobia attacks. what. can.

cindy has decided that it will have to change in kashmir my guest this week here in the book is jane fonda national vice-president and one of the chief spokesman of the ruling. congress he also the charges of widespread human rights violations in kashmir. so far 60 minutes. after the fall of the berlin november 9th to w. . clock. this as the news africa coming up on the program. again live in the us authorities that didn't stop them and now students all too late because the landslide cost me thousands of lives to conduct. also coming out corrections and says incorrectly treating drug addicts this facility in nigeria's finance states as one of the mean for god as. it's called you talk about how. also that tiny sets a fly on the power sites of carbs.

according to the senior producer, chad pilgrim, jane fonda was 1 of 16 people arrested on capitol hill as she left earlier this hour. jane fonda said she will demonstrate at the capital against climate change every friday from now until january. somebody found the memory card as i mentioned on the street in anchorage, alaska. the police say it was full of videos and photos of a man beating and killing a woman. and now come investigators say they track down the suspected murder. chief correspondent jonathan hunt, jonathan. >> shep commit is a terrible m fascinating story and perhaps the easiest to understand in chronological order. earlier this month from october 2nd, the police in alaska found the body of a woman along a highway south of anchorage. two days prior to that come with same police were handed a camera memory card found on the street. on that card, the police they were horrifying pictures and videos of a woman being strangled, beaten and raped by a man carrying out the brutal attack. the police quickly realized the body they found dumped on the side of the highway was the wo

call or visit >>> jane fonda was arrested in activist was participating in a climate protest at the u.s. capitol. she was demonstrating with a group called oil change international. it has pledged to hold demonstrations every week focused on climate change. >>> who pleaded guilty in the college admission scandal is the first to avoid prison time. today a judge gave peter a year of probation and a $9500 fine. plus community service. he admits he paid $15,000 to have his 'sughtac ert score inflated. prosecutors say that included extra time to take the exam and having a co-conspirator correct her answers. sartorial homes elaina's food specialties. >>> of the parents who pleaded guilty have gotten jail terms raising from two weeks to five months. >>> california will become the first state to require public colleges to make abortion pills available at campus health centers. this would apply to all 34 university of california and cal state university campuses. the new legislation signed today relies on private donations to pay for the set up and services costs. it is set to go into effect by

that is jane fonda. she was arrested at a climate change protest last week.s, you guessed it, there she is, trying to be arrested again today. believe me, folks, we are going to keep on this all the way through the hour. you will see the arrest of jane fonda live on this program. >>> first, this. who said this, the demonization of wealth in this country is mind-blowing. now all success is scrutinized. merely to succeed, especially financially, invites scrutiny, judgment, abuse. couldn't have said it better myself. that is an articulate statement. it neatly sums up the political reality of america today. the left has no time for success. okay. so who said it? alec baldwin. the hollywood actor who leads the trump-hating charge on "saturday night live." i should point out that baldwin's tweet was in defense of felicity huffman, who was sentenced to two weeks in jail for her part in the college admissions scandal. baldwin thinks she was punished excessively because she's wealthy. he thinks she should only do community service. put that debate entirely aside for a

and last but certainly not least jane fonda who will be joining the latter part of the conversation. fond as an actress extraordinaire author political activists and various accolades including two academy awards seven golden globe awards in the afi achievement award among many others. in addition. [applause] in addition to issues of civil rights phone has been a staunch opponent of oil and their adverse effects on the planet. please help me welcome to the stage iv betsy reed and naomi klein. [applause] >> welcome. it's wonderful to be here with you in this beautiful space. i can imagine a better more important moment to be having this conversation and i can imagine a better person to be talking with than my old friend and colleague naomi klein who i worked with for many years at the nation before the intercept and it has this fantastic new book out naomi klein -- "on fire" the burning case for a green new deal. i have a video which naomi conceived along with the artist molly crabapple. we needed dose of hope in a dark time. her book "on fire" i just want to congratulate her because

. >>> for the second week in a row police arrested jane fonda a climate change protest. and it is probably not going to be the last time. she said she will lead weekly demonstrations on capitol hill every friday. part of a movement to demand political leaders take action against climate change. the feds demanding answers from boeing.>>> the messages that suggest employees knew th737 m try to keep them under wraps. was accident. >>> a camera captures the rush to save her. >>> series questions for a new star. after the fuel tank explosion in the east bay. why were the gates lachman fire crews arrived? >>> tragedy averted. a frightening scene. bystanders in buenos aires rush to the war sku of a woman who fell on the train tracks as the train was coming into the station. a man appears the faint and knocks the woman onto the tracks. those people were able to warn the driver. he could stop the train. the woman was knocked unconscious. she received medical aid on scene. >>> to help people trapped in the burning boat. it happened off the coast near newport beach. the harrowing d

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the hollywood actress jane fonda has been arrested at a climate change protest in washington. steps of the capitol building she was lad away by police in handcuffs. 16 others were arrested at the "fire drill friday" event which is held weekly by activists addressing the impact of climate change. the time now is 8:09am. there is a brilliant event taking place at this moment in time which started at 7:15am because no man or woman has ever run a marathon in under two hours before but it could change today. eliud kipchoge missed out by 26 seconds when he tried to break the barrier last year, but he's vying for a place in history again this morning. 0ur reporter ade adedoyin is vienna, where he set off just under an hour ago. where are you in terms of this circuit? it is going to be run 4.4 times so where are you and what are you seeing? i am about 100 yards from the finishing line, very near the point where the pacemakers who are taking him through this marathon course change over and he has got quite a cast list, stellar athletes, world champions, 0lympic champions, 0lympic silve

. >> oh, look at jane fonda!when she was just a teenager. >> so he took all these pictures and on top of it got the autographs? >> yes. >> how did this all get started? well, according to juan carlos, jack kuster acquires his first autograph in 1943 at the age of 14, when broadway and hollywood star carmen miranda pays a visit to his hometown, rochester, new york, for a uso show. the teenager musters the courage to approach the flamboyant singer for her swirling signature. from that moment forward, jack knows who he is -- an autograph hound. it takes a lot of guts for a 14-year-old kid. >> for jack, collecting signatures was his calling. soon afterwards, jack and his mother move to new york, where film and stage stars abound. jack secures a day job as a graphic artist. at night, the stage door exits of manhattan's legendary theaters are his favorite stomping grounds. today i'm making a quick side trip to times square to meet bob levine, one of jack's fellow autograph hounds. >> hi, jamie! >> bob, how are you? >>

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vetera n veteran hollywood actress jane fonda has been arrested at a climate protest in washington.ice in handcuffs. a murder suspect who has been on the run in france for eight years has now been arrested in glasgow. xavier dupont de ligonnes is accused of having shot dead his wife and four children at their home in 2011. he was reportedly travelling under a false name. with me is our correspondent who can tell us a lot about this remarkable but also terrifying background to this story. some of our viewers may be coming to it for the first time. it all starts in the spring of 2011. xavier dupont de ligonnes and his family living in the french city of not. in april of that year friends and contacts became worried they had not heard from his wife and four children —— nante. conflicting reports were given as to why they wouldn't be in the region, reportedly telling his children's school he was taking a job in australia, while sending a letter to some close relatives saying he was a us secret agent moving to america under witness protection and they wouldn't hear from him for awhile. e

. >> time for the real news roundup, jane fonda among 16 people arrested on capitol hill during the climate change protest. her goal is to keep getting arrested. she has moved to washington to protest climate change and will do it every week. a 13-year-old girl facing a felony charge forming her fingers into the shape of a gun pointing out other classmates in kansas was the girl was allegedly asked if she could kill 5 people in the room, who they would be. when she made the gesture including at herself. somebody felt threatened and reported her. she was arrested and charged with a felony for turning classmates, we could go two boys were charged with a misdemeanor at a neighboring middle school for having actual guns in their backpacks. according to research in the harvard business review millennial's and members of generation c are more likely to quit their jobs for mental health related issues. half of millennials and 3 of four jen zers quit their jobs to prioritize mental health, 10% of baby boomers said the same. democratic presidential hopeful beto o'rourke and julian castor grabbing he

. >> actress and activist jane fonda.with sam water arrested in a second week of climate change protest. the 81 year-old has been pledged to protest on behalf of climate change every friday. vowing to keep getting arrested. she's been planning fire drill friday. where speakers share the vision of a greener world. she recently launched a series of protests along the east coast in december and was arrested last friday. >> weekend is here. how does it look? a ni note. >> looks beautiful. >> we're due for a warm up. >> that's true. weekend looks good. next week looks better if you're a fan of warm weather. so the wave heights are elevated and be careful if you're along the coastline. over night conditions look like this. increasing clouds with a chance of light showers developing in the north bay. in the early morning hours. over night lows in the upper 40s to low 50s. tomorrow look forartial clearing in the afternoon. there maybe spotty coastal showers highs will change from mid-60s the the coast. and low to mid-70s inland.

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jane fonda just took a couple days.ve the luxury of a nervous breakdown. you have to have the money. just imagine the average person looking at this. oh you can afford to take four months to go and try to get arrested to try to protest? i mean, why don't celebrities realize when they say this they are so out of touch with most of america it just doesn't hit home? >> they really think they are leading us and teaching us. all they are really teaching america is just what giant hypocrites they are and how they don't care. that's what we need to do. we need to invent a machine create liberal hypocrisy. it will run forever. we will be vacationing on mars. jedediah: take a listen to jane 2307jane fonda. >> when i see somebody who could be doing something else much more fun and interesting and comfortable, i think well, maybe i should be doing more, too. i mean, obviously some people like your audiences, many of them aren't going to be moved by anything like that. but a lot of people will be. and they will ask themselves is th

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. >>> activist and long time actress jane fonda said protesting climate change is the least she can dotention for global crisis. for the third straight week she was led away in plastic cuffs as she and other demonstrators were arrested for blocking a key intersection right near the u.s. capitol. this time she was joined by actor ted danson. fonda did the civil unrest fire drill friday. she said she'll be there every friday until congress and government act on climate change. that is "cnn newsroom." thanks for watching, if you're joining us from the u.s., "new day" is next. if you're an international viewer, i'll be right back with our top stories. into a base you can empty once a month. and unlike standard robots that bounce around, it cleans row by row. if it's not a shark, it's just a robot. woman: what gives me confidence about investment decisions? rigorous fundamental research. with portfolio managers focused on the long term. who look beyond the spreadsheets to understand companies, from breakroom to boardroom. who know the only way to get a 360 view is to go around the world to

. >>> actor and activist jane fonda has planned fire drill fridays to protest climate change and riskekly arrests in the process. the 81-year-old was one of 16 people arrested friday at the u.s. capitol building and charged with crowding, obstructing, or income dating. fonda was released several hours later. >> it really hit me how urgent this issue was, and that i wasn't doing enough. i drive an electric car. i recycle. i've gotten rid of plastics. bu's at that good starting place. it's not a goo finishing place. this is a collective crisis. it requires collective action. and so i decided to use my celebrity to try to raise the sense of urgency. and i moved to washington and i'm going to get arrested every friday. >> foa's latest act of civil disobedience harkens back to her extensive and controversial track record of supporting causes for native american and women's rights to protesting the vietnam war. >>> an unusualress zmu utah over the weekend. >> yeah, take a look at this. it's not often rescuers have to carry a 190-pound dog. we'll have details next. >> i'm spencer christian.

there was lenny kravitz, jane fonda, vanessa redgrave, robin williams, keep Ãcuba gooding jr., clarence from the squad. a man of very few words. when i was a kid growing up in ohio there were very few blacks on tv. he was one of the stars of the mob squad. he was a man of very few words on a show. when i was on the set my first day seeing link from the mob squad set and went to him and said, excuse me mr. williams, but when i was a kid and i used to walk to i was so inspired by seaview tv, i'm just excited that you are a part of this movie. he was wearing sunglasses. >> of course. he turned to me and he said, cool. [laughter] >> end of conversation. [laughter] >> sorry mr. williams, let me roll on over here. >> but oprah was kind of a panel. >> she was filming a segment for her show and she came down the hallway, i was standing someplace on the movie set. she said, this is the guy who started it all. wil haygood. >> good for her for knowing. >> people get so into her book club x good point. >> she knew and she cared. >> what did you tell us before we start taping? eight oscar winners ri

second straight friday as promised jane fonda was arrested in washington, calling for immediate actionen new deal." what is amazing to me about this, they don't realize how eliteist this is you have to do something in china and india to reach any deal. cheap energy keep as lot of people alive t pollutes. if they could afford cleaner energy, they want to do it. what do they want to live off the planet living off of cheap energy? >> the fact of the matter moving ahead, when countries get richer they want a cleaner environment. china a few years tried to clean up the environment. growing middle class said enough. we don't want this anymore. you see this in other countries if you're pro-environment you want economic growth. in terms of cheap, clean energy, natural gas. very cheap, very clean. nuclear power, same thing. in terms of the environment, this war against fossil fuels and the like, all they're doing is condemning as you point out, hundreds of millions of people around the world to perpetual poverty. the rest of the world will not put up with it. china, india, in the paris agreemen

the veteran hollywood actress jane fonda has been arrested at a climate change protest in washington.ng she was led away by police in handcuffs. 16 others were arrested at the "fire drill friday" event which is held weekly by activists addressing the impact of climate change. riot police have clashed with indigenous demonstrators in ecuador‘s capital quito for the 10th day in a row police fired tear gas and protestors responded with homemade mortars and fireworks. demonstrators are demanding the return of fuel subsidies, scrapped by the government last week. the government is planning to change the law to reduce disruption to passengers when an airline goes into administration. the announcement, due in the queen's speech on monday, follows the collapse of monarch and thomas cook — which triggered huge repatriation operations. our business correspondent, katie prescott, has more. when thomas cook and monarch went under, the airline regulator, the civil aviation authority, had to cobble together aeroplanes from around the world to bring stranded holiday—makers home. even though many pas

. >> jane fonda tat again.gtime actress and oscar ted ing actress gets arr for the climate. >> and most economic groh that's occurred in america has gone to e very, very top of the income distribution. >> harvard economist aboutut

there was lenny kravitz, jane fonda, vanessa redgrave, robin williams, cuba gooding, jr.clarence williams iii. link from the mod squad. a man of very few words. when i was a kid growing up in ohio, there were very few blacks on tv, and he was one of the stars of the mod squad. he was a man of very, very few words on that show, and so will when i was on the set, my first day seating, link from the mod squad on the set, i would over to him and i said, excuse me, mr. williams, but when i was a kid and i used to watch you and i was so inspired by seeing you on tv, and i'm just excited that you are a part of this movie. he was wearing sunglasses on the movie set, and return to to me and he said, who? [laughing] >> into a conversation. >> and that was it. sorry, mr. williams, you roll on over here. >> but oprah was kind of a pout on the set. >> yes. she was filming a segment for her show and she came, and she came down the hallway and i was standing someplace on the movie set, and she said, this is the guy who started it all. >> wow. >> wil haygood. >> good for her for knowing

jane fonda has been arrested at a climate change protest in washington after she refused to leave theng and was led away by police in handcuffs. 16 others were arrested at the event which is held weekly by activists addressing the impact of climate change. 9:10am, we'll go live to vienna for an event taking place. this morning, one man, marathon runner, is trying to be the first ever to run a marathon distance in under two hours. you can see on the bottom right of your screen, he is on target to beat the two hour barrier by nine seconds. so he is expected to cross the line soon. you can see him in the right, eliud kipchoge. this event is taking place ina park kipchoge. this event is taking place in a park in vienna. the green lines you can see just ahead of his support runners, that is the marker if they are on that green line, they will break that two hour mark. we can talk now to a senior lecturer in sport and psychology at leeds psychology. you've been with us all morning. talking to us about the psychology about this, about eliud kipchoge's attempt, what has driven him to do this,

the hollywood actress jane fonda has been arrested at a climate change protest in washington.olice in handcuffs. 16 other people were arrested at the fire drill friday event, which is held weekly by activists addressing the impact of climate change. it is 32 minutes past seven and we are witnessing a potential record—breaking event, john? yes, we'll see just what is possible in human endeavour. he is pushing the boundaries this morning, eliud kipchoge. he is attempting to run a sub two hour marathon for the first time in history. vienna was carefully selected, we know, because of the conditions, not much gradient on the circuit, about 10 degrees, perfect marathon running temperatures for him. he is the one in the white vest? yes, and it will be interesting because he has pace setters all around him and they will try to stay as close to the laser as... the green grid? if they are on the line, they are on time. on the line, on time. we may use that a bit this morning! and so it is what kind of formation they use, to reduce drag and stuff, a v formation. explain something for us,

the hollywood actress jane fonda has been arrested at a climate change protest in washington.rested at the fire drill friday event, which is held weekly by activists addressing the impact of climate change. those are the main stories. john is here with sport. england have been doing a good job up until now in qualifying. in all qualifying campaigns, it is fair to say, have not lost in ten years but despite scoring a penalty, they took the lead so it was shaping up nicely for them but the defeat means they have had to wait to qualify for next yea r‘s had to wait to qualify for next year's euros. what was the score? 2-1. year's euros. what was the score? 2—1. defensive issues, something that southgate will hope is just a blip. england are made to wait in their attempt to book their spot at euro 2020 beaten last night. the 2—1 defeat ends a 43—game unbeaten run in qualifiers. joe wilson was watching in prague. they call prague the city of 100 spires. it is also, someone counted, a city of 600 bars on a friday night. british police urged english travellers to remember they were he

. >>> and finally, jane fonda. last week, the academy award winner was arrested in d.c.he's at it again. this time, the 81-year-old was with her "grace & frankie" co-star, sam waterson. they held a rally at the capi l capitol, calling for passage of the new, green deal. this is part of what fonda calls fire drill fridays. she says her goal is to, quote, demand action by our political leaders be taken to address the climate emergency we're in. and the actor has vowed to protest on the capitol every friday, through the end of the year. >> passionate about that. maria, thank you. >> appreciate the celebrities using that celebrity for a cause. >>> still ahead, why edward >>> still ahead, why edward errton says he's taking on few with the savings rates offered at some banks, your money almost seems like it's frozen. but not here. with capital one, you can open a new savings account in about 5 minutes and earn five times the national average. open one from here. or here - in a capital one café. plus, there are no fees or minimums on savings or checking accounts because that's

sort of up there with jane fonda >> ken burns documentary about vietnam. twenty-four hours long. >> i did not watch it. >> it is okay. it was fascinating to see that degree of detail. you know there was this horrible massacre war that went on and on and on and. you feel the anxiety of it. in 1958, the north viennese government. the most heavily bombarded city in the world which was this communist dictatorship. she fell for completely. dissolution with their own country. she was very far from being the only one. really struggling to reconcile the vietnam she is read in the new york times which is a metaphor which is a description, a narrative. finding that she does not really know what people are talking about. she does not understand their language. they all look kind of the same to her. do i look the same to them? and america people see that i'm different. i have a personality. i have a name. what am i doing here? she really wrestles with it in the pages of that essay in a way that makes it, i think, really compelling. when you are talking about watching

and ted danso danson arrested alongside jane fonda in washington, d.c.nlawful demonstration after marching in favor of the green new deal. 32 others were also arrested. down to you, ed. ed: all right, thanks, jed. amid the crime wave in chicago. their top cop is getting hit with a vote of no confidence from a police union board. pete: this comes after police superintendent eddie johnson announced he is skipping out on president trump's upcoming speech in the city to law enforcement. ed: here to react retired police sergeant peter koconis. good to see you, peter. >> good morning. ed: what do you think about the idea, first of all, this is, you know, a police chief -- police boss who has got, you know, has had a lot of criticism come his way over a lot of high profile cases. the idea that you are going to skip an event where the president of the united states is coming to a city to speak to law enforcement. how do you react to that? >> well, i like johnson. i think he did a pretty good job after the mcdonald situation. but, donald trump is the president of

jane fonda in handcuffs again.he 81-year-old actress arrested at a climate change rally for the second time in one week. they this time with her grace and frankie co-star, sam watterson. 17 others were also arrested. after fonda was arrested last week, she said she plans to participate in sit-ins and rallies for the next four months. >>> playoff baseball, the yankees involve elimination, taking an early lead and never looking back. >> and it's gone! >> hicks to the sticks as the yankees announcer says, four first inning runs thank to that three-run homer led the new york to a 4-1 over the astros. game six is tonight on fs-1. yankees still alive, james paxton their pitcher, gutsy performance as well. aaron boone, i think he'll be the manager of the year many yankees still in this. >> we're ready for you. we're ready for you. >> henry has friends in high places. >> they had about 35, 45 injuries all year long. great job. >> if you make it, i'll root for you. we'll have our baby shark ready for you in washington. >>>

. >> robert redford, an amazing lodge in sundance, jane fonda, an incredible ranch.manhattan, fabulous mariah carey's closet is from 2001 bigger than the space most americans live in. people say do you get increase of these great houses? no, i'm just having fun looking at them. it's so fun. it's a form of escapism. >> hi, a.d., come on in. >> what was once an escape just in the pages of a magazine, now has a new digital dimension. >> you know, we have millions and millions of people looking at house stores on youtube. >> this is probably the best part of the house, don't you think, girls >> we had a jessica alba video recently that was just so charming her children are adorable. it's a happy moment. you know, to see someone in their own private element, in their safe space and i think the reason they'll share is they trust us they know that we come with good intentions, that we want to show them and the house in their best light. >> a.d. may be turning 100 but it's editor in chief is already thinking about the next century. >> i think the next 100 years are actually

. >> let me talk about jane fonda.ng arrested there at capitol hill, for trying to make meaningful change to climate change. >> doing it looking fabulous. sorry. i mean she looks great. and i think it is really, what is interesting, is she is willing to put herself out, there like other celebrities have, but to draw attention to the issue. and this one happened to be in climate change. and i give her a lot of credit for going out to do. that she certainly doesn't need to for any reason. she doesn't need to raise her profile. she is just doing just right. >> and prince's estate is a little angry at the trump administration, and trump campaign, rather, and they have receipts, after the rally this past week. >> they did not, it was very clear, they did not want talking about the prince estate, did not want trump to play prince's songs at the rallies and maybe roseanne barr or scott baio can play a song, spoken word, with john voight or something, but these performers, this is their love, their intellectual property and it

jane fonda was out there on capitol hill for the third week in a row. >> she looks great. >> gettingthing that means something to her. and i give her a lot of credit for doing it. she's not just writing a check. she's doing the jacques she's trying to bring attention to climate change and also this time around she brought a another friend there, ted danson. there's ted. getting arrested. all right. >> all right. >> thank you, guys. >> thank you. >> appreciate it, danny cevallos and susan del percio. we'll continue to talk kanye off line and whether or not you like his new album "jesus is king." >>> lawmakers behind closed doors at this hour for hours with a longtime diplomat as the impeachment inquiry sees its first saturday session. the latest on today's deposition and a look ahead to what we can expect next week on the hill. hil we'd love some help with laundry. here's how you do it. spray and scrub anything with a stain. soak your nasty jersey. it stinks! wash the really dirty clothes separately. remember -hard work builds character! tide pods with upgraded 4-in-1 technology unlea

. >>> actors ted dan son and jane fonda were arrested during a climate change protest in washington. of capitol hill friday. fellow protesters cheered as the actors were led away in zip tie handcuffs. this was fonda's third arrest in three weeks. inspired by young climate activist, fonda launched so-called fire drill fridays campaign. she says she will march every friday through the end of the year. >>> for the first time in 86 years, the city of washington, d.c., hosted a world series game. but it did not end the way nationals fans wanted. the houston astros got an early lead in game three. pitcher greinke worked through th js. then in the sixth, the solo home run off the foul pole. the astros taking 3-4-1 and cut the lead to 2-1. houston can even the series with a win in game four tonight. >>> it is just about five minutes after the hour right now. here's a look at the weather for your weekend. ♪ >>> "final count down." amazing. unforgettable photos of scenes we'd rather not be. that's the life work of british photographer don mccullen. we'll look at some of his most compelling ima

. >> jane fonda, the 81-year-old was arrested for unlawful demonstration on the steps of the capitol. second time she was arrested and this time she was joined by frank and gracie co-star sam waterson. and she says that she'll be protesting every friday, quote, rain or shine. leland: you can just imagine there's a lot of folks more than happy to see her arrested. molly: really, for climate change? you know the idea-- >> given her past history and activism. molly: she is getting a lot of attention for this and that was her goal, drawing attention to climate change and apparently it's been effective so far sthoo there you go. and little attention to her legacy as we should report on. all right, something else getting attention that molly has been spending a lot of time reporting on. felicity huffman is now serving her jail sentence up to the big house. we're going to tell you where she is as three other parents are expecting to plead guilty for their role in the college admissions scandal. the charges they're facing and what defenses other parents are putting forth when we come back. >>

. >> this is the worst dancing i've ever seen, and it's like a very bad version of jane fonda workoutika, i need to videotape you dancing. there's actually -- i have seen far worse dancing. >> i admit that it's bad. >> by the way, elise, i also a southern baptist, it sounds like you actually have experience on dancing on saturday night and going to sunday school sunday morning, i would as well, but for the fact that i just -- i know this will come as a shock to everybody because willie, when you look at me, you think that guy's a born dancer. >> joe is a good dancer. >> like kevin bacon in jury trial -- in foot loose. >> it's kind of hard to do the pirouette sometimes. >> spicey's still on. >> my dan ray lewis was a scratch with an injury so he had to pull out, so they let everybody stay. i don't know if it's a commentary on the quality of sean spicer's dancing as much as everybody gets to move forward. >> you're saying ray lewis is in this season? >> he's not anymore, joe. he's not anymore. that completes our coverage of "dancing with the stars" this morning. >> anywho. >> i was just

if you don't remember, jane fonda is out in d.c. every single week protesting climate change., there she is, we will bring it to you. >>> meantime, more after this. ♪ . . ashley: interesting, we started session, half past nine. we were down 40, 50 points. then things changed. yesterday, when we whether talking about china and nba, all of that issue. apparently has to the derailed those talks. the two sides have been talking by phone today. of ed lawrence breaking news, the phone conversation ended. it is positive. the two sides are still talking. all you need one positive headline, guys this market moves to the top. if we got a negative headline, we may drop. >> especially with this story. china is saying remove tariffs, we'll buy agricultural goods. the dollar amount. t would be double the prior record set in 2012. if china sets up to spend $50 billion, $40 billion on u.s. foreign goods. that would be historic. ashley: we know the president is talking to reporters. we'll bring you headlines. >> headlines coming through from our team on the ground. the economy is booming. what

by the way, the arrest of jane fonda isn't going to make climate change a more attractive issue for votersemanding climate change action. she's a high profile activist but she comes with baggage. not everyone approves of her stand during the vietnam war. wait until those suburbanites around new york city hear the details. this week, president trump holds a rally in pennsylvania. it is a deliberate poke at the democrats' climate policies. you see, pennsylvania allows fracking, which has brought tens of thousands of jobs and billions in tax revenue and she cheap energy. mr. trump would point out the democrats would ban fracking and hurt what is a swing state. climate may actually be a plus for this president. >>> the third hour of "varney & company" is about to begin. stuart: all right. i always like to get some editorial reaction, or reaction to my editorial, i thshould say. look who's here to do it. elizabeth macdonald from "the evening edit" on this network. do you think president trump can flip the script on climate? >> i think he could because it's nonsenseical what the democrats are ta