and janice and carly gave me their assessment. >> are you ready to meet the love of our life, you aren paper you are above and beyond perfect it is you prioritizing if you want love or do you want work? which one? >> they accepted you? >> they did. >> fantastic. >> so i don't know how it will turn out, i don't know what kind of guy, i will keep you posted, i promise to blin bring my camea with me. >> that talk of dating got me hungry. >> i went to kitchen and met with a chef who was making a sizzling hot steak. i was like i have to have some, i ate it right there. i think i may have already found my match, a hot date. oh, wait you are married, oh. >> what do they charge to set people up on dates? >> service cost thousands of dollars, you talk about men with a lot of money. i have successfully been able to match up a few of my friends, and soy i just ask you, sometimes best to use your network people who know you and know something about you, what type of man are you interested in? let's make a profile right here on chasing news about come on. >> seriously. >> carly, janice are profess

nbc's janice is following the story from beijing. janice, good morning to you. tell us what else prompted today's warning. >> reporter: good morning, frances. china's foreign minister sounding the alarm today saying that both sides have this looming crisis need to, quote, cease and desist. what china is now calling for is for north korea to halt its nuclear and missile testing and also for the u.s. and south korea to stop its joint military drills that are currently underway, and also to reconsider deployment of thaad. this is the controversial missile defense system that the u.s. is deploying to south korea. the first parts of it have already arrived and is due to be operational this year. the u.s. says it is purely for defenses, but china sees it as a way for the us to try and upset the strategic balance in the region, that it will align the u.s. and its allies against china and in its opinion cause more trouble. fan frances? >> nbc's janice. thank you. this morning hawaii will be the first state to see the president's travel ban. until a court rules on the co

live in college park, janice park, wusa 9. >> thank you so much janice. police say the other victims injury is non life threatening. >>> prince georges county police are looking for clues to the murder of a teenager in landover. police were called to columbia place saturday night for the report of a shooting and that's where they found 15 year old dennis taylor. he had been shot several times, pronounced dead on the scene. police found a gun there, no word yet on a ve in this shooting. >>> president trump is moving past his healthcare defeat. he signed four bills today canceling federal rules and regulations and he sat down with female small business owners. now the white house says it learned a lot during its failed attempt to repeal and replace obamacare. democrats say they are still willing to work with the white house. >> we will work with them, we have ideas they have ideas to try to improve obamacare. >> trump is now looking for congressional action on tax reform and infrastructure improvement. >>> a new threat today to so- called sanctuary cities.

janice, thanks for being with us this morning. what more do we know? >> reporter: good morning. this is just the latest provocation from north korea. this missile apparently exploded seconds after being launched. that coming in the way of a confirmation from a spokesman at the u.s. pacific command. they say they continue to monitor very closely for further actions from north korea. it's unclear at this point what type of missile it was or whether there were any u.s. cyber warfare efforts that were involved in sabotaging it. it's just simply impossible to know. what we do know is that the signals stepping up efforts by north korea just a few days ago they had that successful test of aketeediate ballistic missiles. and, of course, last month that first rocket test of the trump presidency. secretary of state rex tillerson is saying at this point all options are on the table. north korea, however, says that it's not intimidated. it released that propaganda video yesterday threatening that there will be fire to come if the u.s. decides to strike. >> we'll see what the options of the

janice is in beijing. what more can you tell us about this missile launch? >> reporter: they landed in the sea of japan, three within the exclusive economic zone, about 200 miles off land. that's alarmed japanese officials and what they see as a new and growing threat for north korea. north korea warned they would fire missiles. south korean officials say what this does is give proof that they need that u.s. designed missile defense system deployed by the end of the year. this is the second test since president trump took office. not believed to be the type of missile that is are capable of reaching the u.s. the state department said in a statement the u.s. will use its full range of capabilities against this growing threat. china also said it was opposed to the launch, but officials did note the u.s. south korea joint military drills as exasperating the north. china remains opposed to the defense missile system and difficult to pressure beijing to reign in the north. >> janice, thank you. >>> back here at home, the u.s. marine corps is in the middle of a ma

abc's lindsay janice has more. >> reporter: this disturbing video shows a 4-year-old girl apparentlyng shoved down the stairs at a day care. the worker then appears to notice the camera. at that point she holds the little girl's hand and walks her down the steps. the little girl was shaken up. just like -- and i'm any just like, like, her eyes literally were like, help me. that day care manager happened to be watching on a new camera that had just been installed a half-hour earlier. so i went, confronted her at the bottom of the stairs. e little girl wasn't injured. but the day care worker, sarah other parents at the day care left stunned. >> to hear this -- it was -- like -- i don't know. it was -- a bit disheartening. gable's attorney is not commenting on the video other than to say his client is relieved the child is not injured. charged with simple assault and endangering the welfare of a child. lindsay janice, abc news, new york. >> definitely tough video to watch. >> it is, also tough to watch, will be me on the back end of this story. >> oh, boy. >> as you know, college studen

. >> voy a intentarlo paulina un abrazo inmenso para ti ahora vamos con janice, no veo a memphis en elda muy bonita por allÁ, pero bueno vamos a las condiciones tiempo para no meterte en aprietos acÁ tenemos precipitaciones en nuestro satÉlite y radar a lo largo del noreste ahÍ puede ver incluso posibilidades de inundaciones por pennsylvania, fuertes aguaceros por carolina del norte, recuerden que ayer le hable del riesgo de tormentas severas y miren nada mÁs sectores de missisippi fue lo que han experimentado este es el reporte de daÑos de las Últimas horas el dÍa de hoy, el riesgo de tormentas severas sobre sectores de oklahoma y tambiÉn texas por lo menos el elevado, acÁ hablemos de las temperaturas altas para el dÍa de hoy pueden ver las fuertes precipitaciones por sectores de kansas city oklahoma, tambiÉn texas la ciudad de washington bueno washington dc contara con 72 grados miami con 84 mi gente de chicago con 49 hacia el otro lado 80 grados para los Ángeles con esto familia de "un nuevo dÍa" un tremendo beso para ustedes. >> besos para ti tambiÉn. >> gracias janice. >> bueno us

janice dean is in the weather center with what is next.fortunately we are looking tat potential for more severe weather including tosheds, you mentioned two dozen reports of tornadoes as well as hail and damaging winds. that's going to be ongoing across the ohio and tennessee river valley and mississippi valley where we have tornado watches in effect and thunderstorm warning and tornado warning right now into illinois. we are rotating right here moving into carbindale area. even new york and dc later on today could hear thunder as well lighting and isolated tornadoes through this evening. that's the area of concern. you can see where the cold front is slamming through regions that warm unstable air mass is leading the potential of strong to severe storms throughout the day today. heather, we will keep you up to date, back to you. clayton: janice, i will take it from here, thank you so much. president trump outlining an ambitious economic agenda in first address to congress. >> my economic team is developing historic tax reform that will re

a las condiciones tiempo cÓmo estas janice? ser algo que serÁ muy difÍcil, pero trata de buscar tiempo que sea de calidad y no cantidad. >> virgo de celebraciÓn la luna es un signo de tierra trayÉndote situaciones maravillosas en el amor, libra vas a tener ganas solo de descansar de pasarla rico porque has tenido una semana en difÍcil, asi que tranquilo. >> escorpiÓn el amor vas a vivir feliz, vas a estar tranquilo salir como de paseo a un lugar maravilloso donde la naturaleza va a estar alrededor tuyo, sagitario pleno feliz con situaciones de amor grandiosas que van a estar muy bien el fin de semana, capricornio las penas de amor se van con los prÓximo 3 dÍas asi que si tiene una pena de amor este fin de semana es para quitÁrselas del medio para acuario el estrÉs podrÍa traerte por la calle de la amargura asÍ que a dejarlo a un lado, relÁjate y veras cÓmo todo cambiarÁ, seguimos con piscis para terminar el horÓscopo del amor, los Ángeles piden guÍa espiritual para ver lo que tienen que decir, como siempre les digo, soy mario y

gracias janice te ves preciosa quÉ bÁrbaro.n que se hace llamar marc aguirre en el cuÁl ella esta en contra totalmente de la escuela, ella cita dijo, tener una decisiÓn consciente y su decisiÓn consciente es de dejar de estudiar la preparatoria o el high school como se conoce en estados unidos, preparatoria en mÉxico por estar cansada del sistema retrÓgado me imagino se refiere del sistema de educaciÓn. >>> ella a los 16 aÑos puso este video de 3 minutos, dice que no entienden por quÉ la obligan estudiar en la escuela, antes de entrar en la universidad para decidirse a estudiar lo que realmente uno quiere. claro que no dice que ella quiere entrar a la universidad y quÉ es lo que quiere estudiar. para mÍ que es una sinvergÜenza porque quiere salirse de la escuela y no hacer nada positivo de su vida. >>> vamos a escuchar de cÓmo lo dijo a ver esa chica >>> yo estoy completamente en contra de la escuela, estoy hasta la... y por eso me salÍ no quiero pasar el resto de mi vida esperando. si maÑana me muero, voy a estar completamente

two unknown men repeatedly banged on the front door at janice street - then cased all sides of her home for an entry.all the while the cameras kept recording and her son was inside."i do have security cameras installed but i just recently put up signs letting them know that there is 24 hour surveillance. and they need to stay away."she now warns her community about the second attempt back to back this week in the area."i was targeted .they definitely targeted me. they pulled up and came straight to my house." thursday we brought you a report from a home invasion nearby on cimmaron drive.you can see in the video the burglars managed to get inside as the homeowner walked in on them.they took off running. but she says it's the second time theives targeted her home in the past two months.it's not clear if the two cases are related.the latest victim is upset saying she called police immediately after the burglars left but they have yet to respond and file a report. "they need to step it up a couple of notches. i shouldn't have to wait until something has happened myself or my son or my prope

janice is in beijing for us. good evening to you, janice. secretary tilleon spoke earlier this morning. what did he say? >> reporter: the visit was expected to be ugh. it's cordial but got a bit chillier with that tweet that arrived overnight from president trump where he said north korea is behaving very badly, it's been playing the united states for years. china has done little to help. the secretary of state was asked about this after his meetings and he simply ignored the question. he reiterated his position that years of sanctions have failed to rein in north korea. here's what he said. >> i think we share a common view and a sense that tensions on the peninsula are quite high right now and that things have reached a rather dangerous level. and we've committed ourselves to do everything we can to prevent any type of conflict from breaking out. >> reporter: china's position is that it's doing all it can. it joined u.n. sanctions against north korea and it also recently banned coal imports, which are a huge source of revenue for the regim

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bencosme y el informe del tiempo, el Ángel ¿ buenos dÍas janice?.o. yo tengo que decir de que yo tuve que cenar solita este viernes, pero. >>> no, no, no me lo pero dona rÉ nunca. (risas) >>> bueno mientras tanto te invito que vengas conmigo a nivel nacional para ver el tiempo. en las Últimas 24 horas hemos tenido reportes de granizos y Árboles caÍdos si nos enfocamos en sectores ohio se han reportado nubes, hay 2 reportes uno desde anoche a las 7 y 9 y otro a las 7 y 34 estas nubes relacionadas con los tornados una vez tocan tierra es cuando surge un tornado. al nivel nacional vemos este satÉlite y radar, este sistema de baja presiÓn ha dejado tantos Árboles caÍdos, granizo, ahi lo mu puede ver en sectores del corazÓn de nuestra nacion. en el noreste tenemos precisamente tiempo invernal y bastante actividad, pero tenemos que hablar sobre esas temperaturas altas que a todos nos importan. aquÍ podemos ver la ciudad de nueva york con 61 grados, condiciones agradables a pesar de que tenemos lluvia. mi gente de chicago con 51 grados, miami mucho calorci

here is abc's lindsey janice. >> reporter: the ad famously encourage customers to appreciate the womenn their lives. >> he went to jared. >> reporter: the company behind the kay and jared jewelry chain accused of demeaning female employees. according to newly released sworn statements, in addition to the central claims of discrimination in pay and promotion, more than 100 ex-employees, also claimed inappropriate behavior by company executives including groping women to exchange sex for career advancement. one former employee saying, an executive called the practice, going to the big stage. >> i was shocked. this man was old enough to be my father. i was afraid. >> reporter: kristin henry went on a company retreat where she says a district manager sexually harassed her. >> he forcibly kissed me. and -- was touching me. >> she claims she reported him. and two dates later was falsely accused of theft and fired. now, a total of 69,000 current and former female employees are members of the class action case that goes back nearly a decade. in a statement the parent company of jared and kay j

host: janice in virginia. experience with opioids. good morning. hello? host: go ahead, janice.aller: i'm very much involved in all of the above. i am a pain patient. i am no longer one because of all the people being afraid of prescribing pain pills. so come on i suffer daily because i don't want to get back on that again. -- so, i suffer daily. i choose to be in pain and its terrible. i also see the other side because i have two sons addicted. doctors giving up opiates to patients who need them, that causes a problem with heroin and meth and diction. -- meth addiction. i've lost a lot of friends. some of them committed suicide. suboxone doesn't work. i've seen what it might -- one of my sons try to get off that. they need to do something else. for instance, methadone. they just keep going and getting it. with suboxone, that's one of the hardest drugs i've ever seen. they need to do something else. they don't have insurance, they can go into any treatment. -- can't go into any treatment. . see them suffer one of my sons has a heart valve damage due to shooting up drugs. he is o

janice park is live at fire station 32 with an inside look at the specialized team that will save you if you have an emergency during the storm. >> reporter: we are live at station 32 and this will be where people save you and montgomery county if you get stuck in the snow. we see an ambulance and the task force is made up of sheriff's office and montgomery county and you can see the other partners with county fire and rescue and the battalion chief and the internet command post. some of these rescues will be extremely tricky. some pictures of last year's blizzard, they had to get very handy and they rescued a woman using a tractor trailer and a sled because they were in maryland and couldn't get there because the firetrucks were so big. this is why the task force is so important. we are joined by montgomery county fire chief, scott goldstein. tell me, you are prepared and you can see all these people. tell me how one foot or more of snow can be a game changer and how difficult it can be. that is why pepco is joining the task force? >> 6 inches of snow, tire chains lose effectiveness.

j janice hubbard says -- >> we have to have love for people. anybody that has a people job has to have that. we also must have god. >> we are not going away. we are not sticking our heads in the sand. we are coming, all of us. >> we spoke to the attorney of the family of lieutenant steven floyd, a corrections officer. he told us he will file a wrongful death suit next month. nbc 10 news. >>> now to this problem that impacts one in four renters in philadelphia. today leaders look for ways to tackle the city's eviction crisis. during a hearing officials discussed while philadelphia's eviction rate is four times higher than the foreclosure rate. >>> pence making a come back in pennsylvania. it includes several in the lehigh valley. it is a crop used to make rope, clothing and other health products that come from a cannabis plant. >>> some might call it a dying art. they are trying to save cursive handwriting. they say it is an impairtive skill in many professions but not being taught right now. a hearing should happen within the month. >>> you can

lindsay janice has more on the terrifying moments. >> las vegas police searching for two of the three suspects seen in this cell phone video, dressed in animal masks, fleeing the scene after breaking into a high-end rolex store. the trio targeted the luxury vegas casino the bellagio. police say the suspects sledgehammer their way into the jewelry store saturday with tourists in plain sight. one witness close enough to snap this photo. >> at first i thought it was just some sort of strange thing that was happening because there are lots of people in costume. he and black in one hand and i took a picture. i noticed he was holding -- something long and black in one hand and i took a picture. i noticed he was holding a gun in the other hand. >> be incident reminiscent of the film "ocean's 11." hundreds fled the scene after mistook the hammers for gunshots. the robbers made what the police described as a cozy getaway. flee in atempted to vehicle. the vehicle didn't start. a vehicle. carjack that didn't go so well. they fled on foot. now, residents bracing for more weather like this down so

let's go to janice for the very latest. what is the secretary saying today? >> reporter: well, ayman, china has urged the u.s. to remain cool-headed in its approach to north korea, agreeing that the situation is at a very dangerous crossrds but warning against anything drastic, such as the preemptive strike against north korea that secretary of state tillerson implied in his comments yesterday. the secretary of state's visit here was expected to be tough with chinese officials, but it got a bit more complicated with that tweet that arrived last night from president trump, where he slammed china. he said that north korea is behaving very badly. that they have played the united states for years and that china has done little to help. mr. tillerson was asked about that tweet after the meetings today, asked if it made his job a bit harder. he ignored the question completely and stuck to his position that decades of dpl diplomacy and sanctions with north korea have failed. here's what he had to say. >> i think we share a common view and a sense that tensions on th

janice perez from capital planning division. i am joined today by marie munson senior development specialist from ocii and josh came from the department of real estate. shoreview park is affect their site currently owned by the office of community investment and infrastructure. it is located at 1 lillian court between beatrice and rosie lanes some nearby parks include held up an bigshot closeted after the san francisco peter bauman agency dissolves in february 2012 by order of the california supreme court ocii was formed to serve as the successor. under the redevelopment dissolution oh ocii legally required to dispose of all the development agency's assets and properties. ocii was required to prepare a long-range property management plan that sets forth the disposition and use of all the assets and properties that the former agency had. the ocii's oversight board and the state of california department of finance was approved the management plan back in 2015. the management sets forth this position of seven many parks located in

janice is joining us, a good day to you.unch number two by north korea just within the last month. >> alex, the four missiles landed in the sea of japan. so about 200 miles from land. that proximity has alarmed japanese officials about what they see as this new and rising level of threat from north korea. now, north korea had warped that it was going to fire missiles in response to the massive joint military drills that south korea is currently doing with the u.s. but south korean officials say that this is all more proof that they need that u.s. designed missile system deployed by the end of the year. the problem, of course, is that china is strongly opposed to it. so it will make it difficult for the u.s. to pressure beijing to do more to rein in the north. this test is the second since president trump took office. the state department saying that it will use its full range of capabilities to the u.s. in order to go against this growing threat. the problem, of course, is that chi in is going to play a key role in this. the

janice mackey farris is joining us from beijing, what else are we learning from this? >> reporter: good morning. this is the latest provocation by north korea and seems to run in line with a series of protests by the regime, given the u.s. joint military drills currently underway in the area with south korea. there was also a propaganda video surfacing yesterday that showed the "uss carl vincent," the american aircraft carrier in the drills engulfed with flames with threatening messages super imposed on it. that seemed to be a response to the warning from the u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson during his asia visit last week that all options are on the table. and that could include a preemptive military strike against north korea. kim jong-un has threatened that he will soon test a missile capable of reaching the united states. so this also suggests there's been improvements, incremental, but incremental advances in the technological capabilities of north korea despite the sanctions. so it is unclear what steps the u.s. could take, to include more sanctions or ramp

nbc's janice macke freyr is in beijing with the latest. >> stephanie, china has urged the u.s.main cool-headed in its approach to north korea, agreeing the situation is at a dangerous crossroads but warning against the preemptive military strike. the meetings that rex tiller sorch was going to have with chinese officials in beijing were always expected to be a bit prickly but the situation was complicated with a tweet by president trump. that slammed china for not doing enough on north korea. now china's position has alway been that it's doing what it can. that it is complying with u.n. sanctions and banned coal imports from the north. that's an important source of revenue for the regime. they want the you see to pursue dialogue with north korea. but tillerson saying years of talks and sanctions haven't worked. here's what else he had to say. >> i think we share a common view and a sense that tensions on the peninsula are quite high right now. and that things have reached a rather dangerous level. and we've committed ourselves to do everything we can to prevent any type of conf

abc's lindsey janice has the details. >> reporter: in the morning's "gma first look," amber van heck was sightseeing near the southern rim of the grand canyon when she says her gps instructed her to make a series of wrong turns, leading her into increasingly rough terrain. >> i panicked. i drove around a aimlessly. >> >> reporter: her car ran out of gas. she had no cell phone signal. amber says she constructed various signs, like this one near the road and this giant plea for help spelled out in 20 to 30 foot letters, all throughout recording video diaries. >> i just want to go home. >> reporter: after 119 hours, a rescue crew responding to that call first spotting her car and then that sign. and we'll have more on this incredible survival story coming up at 7:00 a.m. with your "gma first look," i'm lindsey janice, abc news new york. >>> next the seven things you need to know as you start your day. >>> also it's a hit. the two groups teaming up to raise money to help the homeless and their special message for you. is whatever makess you feel beautiful. wear that shade. wear that shad

let's go now to janice in beijing. how is this visit going so far? >> reporter: the visit is cordial but prickly especially after the tweet last night by president trump where he said that north korea had been behaving very badly, that they had been playing the united states for years and that china had done little to help. the secretary of state was asked about at tweet, asked whether he knew that it wasng to proceed his arrival. in the statement that's made after the meetings, he reiterated the position, avoided the question, and simply said that years of diplomacy have yielded little with north korea. here's what he had to say. >> i think we share a common view and a sense that tensions on the peninsula are quite high right now. and that things have reached a rather dangerous level. we've done everything we can to prevent any type of conflict from breaking out. >> reporter: china's position is that it is doing what it can. it joined u.n. sanctions and recently banned coal imports from north korea which are a key source of revenue for the regime. t

janice mackey frazier has more from beijing. >> reporter: in china, secretary of state rex tillerson faces his toughest meetings yet. his mission to pressure beijing to use its clout to rein in north korea. >> the tensions on the peninsula are quite right now and that things have reached a rather dangerous level, and we've committed ourselves to do everything we can to prevent any type of conflict from breaking out. >> reporter: with the threat level at a high and signs a nuclear test is imminent, tillerson rejected talks, yesterday warning a preemptive strike against kim jong-un's weapons programs could be next. >> the policy of strategic patience has ended. >> reporter: chinese officials urged cooler heads. the meetings were cordial but tense and landing hours hours before tillerson did, a tweet by president trump saying north korea is behaving badly and slamming china for doing little to help ease the threat. also complicating talks for the u.s. here, the missile defense system it's deploying in south korea. china so fiercely opposed, experts warn it could trigger an arms race. >>

janice perez from capital planning division. i am joined today by marie munson senior development specialist from ocii and josh came from the department of real estate. shoreview park is affect their site currently owned by the office of community investment and infrastructure. it is located at 1 lillian court between beatrice and rosie lanes some nearby parks include held up an bigshot closeted after the san francisco peter bauman agency dissolves in february 2012 by order of the california supreme court ocii was formed to serve as the successor. under the redevelopment dissolution oh ocii legally required to dispose of all the development agency's assets and properties. ocii was required to prepare a long-range property management plan that sets forth the disposition and use of all the assets and properties that the former agency had. the ocii's oversight board and the state of california department of finance was approved the management plan back in 2015. the management sets forth this position of seven many parks located in

. >> janice for this picture of the waxing moon. stha that's stunning. share your pic >>> i'm ama daetz. coming up at 6:00, a courageous man is lost. injuries she suffered in a small plane crash. >>> we go back live to the women's day rally in oakland and the show of support for a business owner who couldn't take the day off. >>> the bay area city ready to sweep away prior pot conviction x, all coming up in half an hour at 6:00. dan, kristen. >>> see you then. >>> finally tonight, a sneak peek at a major expansion at one of oakland's most popular attractions. abc 7 news was at the oakland zoo this afternoon for first look at the $80 million california trail expansion. visitors won't be heading up to ski in these gondolas. instead, they'll get a chance to check out california animals living up in the hills above the zoo. >> incredible view. incredible opportunity to tell that story of california native animals. >>> the california trail will eventually be populated with grizzlies, black bears and mountain lions, bald eagles and condors will fly through the

. >> janice williams is the high school's principal. >> my first impression is, oh, my gosh, this isg to be the person that's going to be protecting us because he did his normal goofy o.p. thing and went into some kind of character and he's kept me laughing ever since. >> reporter: to keeps student motivated -- >> at the 5k, what are you going to play. >> reporter: parker taught himself a tune for every lesson. >> history lessen. >> trying to get kids moving along in the classroom. >> luke, i'm your fare. >>> to the teens at park high, he's a confidante and confidence booster. >> o.p., he tries to find that connection. >> these are students. >> he taught me to be denlts no matter what. >> when he's fun, he's always fun, like when things get really strict. >> reporter: last year officer parker was voted plano police officer of the year. to show their appreciation, the students came up with a secret plan. they surprised the police veteran with a pep rally. parker believes making other people smile is the key to a happy life. >> i feel like i have too much to give and i've still not giv

gross mentioned in his monthly notes at janice -- total debt to gdp. over on the right side of his ronald reagan. of we go to bush senior, the gdp,on weakness in debt to the bush blowout, up to president obama, up to president trump. bill gross, what should be the policy description given our high debt levels? road toll, it is a hard get out of this particular trend, tom. 350% of debt to gdp is basically a highly levered type of number, and it needs to increase in order to continue to sustain nominal gdp growth. look at it in terms of an individual. if your credit card is not expand, and you cannot bring consumption forward like you did over the last several years, then your particular person power and spending power declined. it is the same thing in the u.s. economy. unless you can continue to doned debt, as china has at a rapid rate, the central bank has problems in terms of monitoring the economy. it could be a deflationary moment. moment. tom: are you finding comfort in bonds because you are worried -- his to do, ashas duke will go to the final fou

host: janice, and defendant. good morning -- independent. good morning. caller: i wonder why we don't go after companies like monsanto that are making us sick. people like me, or at least that minimal, put back on the labeling that i was able to get to help my own health by being able to read whether or not my food has gmo's in it. i don't have a smart phone and i can't afford the internet to get the information some other way. i think companies should at least have to label it. guest: my experience on gmo's is entirely different. i live in iowa. i understand how much production we have gotten out of this and that identifies sound science that says gmo's are harmful to people. i negotiate with europeans on this. they are essentially locking gmo's out of their marketplace. they can't find sound science either and they admit that. we just think there could be something down the line that we don't know or didn't think of they could be bad. most of this can be re-created in a laboratory -- in a natural laboratory. i think the labeling side of this, because th

janice the last person to turn in a speaker awning advocacy director for the bicycle coalition last week he spoke in front of the board of supervisors land use and transportation committee to support the division walk transportation isn't it many in a funny position companies are fighting like this is a happy moment generally but you know a happy moment that we are pro-active to design so this can actively have a framework i think that janey said to make sure their consistent what the bike share with the prop a to fight for a plan there are strong measures to build affordability and spiking not having a bunch of bikes it can only serve a small portion of the population like 80 percent be bike share we want to envision i think that you know why this needs to move forward those companies exist and some have begun their operations here in san francisco so we know there are more companies to come that have reached out to the city and it is important that moves forward today we want to note we want to make sure as it move forward and this companies gets especially implemented no loopholes the

two unknown men repeatedly banged on the front door at janice street - then cased all sides of her home an entry.all the while the cameras kept recording and her son was inside."i do have security cameras installed but i just recently put up signs letting them know that there is 24 hour surveillance. and they need to stay away."she now warns her community about the second attempt back to back this week in the area. .they definitely targeted me. they pulled up and came straight to my house."thursday we report from a home invasion nearby on cimmaron drive.you can see in the video the burglars managed to get inside as the homeowner walked in on them.they took off running. but she says it's the second time theives targeted her home in the past two months.it's not clear if the two cases are related.the latest victim is upset saying she called police immediately after the burglars left but they have yet to respond and file a report. "they need to step it up a couple of notches. i shouldn't have to wait until something has happened myself or my son or my property is stolen before you do someth

. >> reporter: janice williams is the high school's principal. >> my first impression was, "oh, my goshgoing to be the person that's going to be protecting us? because he did his normal, goofy o.p. thing, and went into some kind of character, and he's kept me laughing ever since. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: to keep students motivated-- it's a 5k, what are you going to play? ♪ ♪ parker even taught himself a tune for every situation. history lesson. ♪ ♪ trying to get kids moving along in the classroom. ♪ ♪ >> luke, i'm your father! go to class! >> reporter: to the teens at clark high, he's a confidant and a confidence booster. >> o.p., he really tries to find that connection. >> reporter: sapida abbasi and sirnic mbua are students. >> he's mostly just taught me how to just be confident no matter what. >> when it's fun, like, he's always fun. like, when things get real, he's strict. >> reporter: last year, officer parker was voted plano police officer of the year. to show their appreciation, the students came up with a secret plan. ( applause ) they surprised the police veteran with a pep rally. park

wish that the representatives would not pontificate so much and waste time with things like reading janice joplin and the preamble to the constitution. but really digging out and digging in to get things done. it's very frustrating watching c-span when there's so much personal focus on the representatives themselves. and that's basically all i have to say. thank you so much for taking my call. host: thanks. virginia calling from massachusetts there. also let you know, on cspan.org, we have a couple of things that might be of interest. both to virginia and some other viewers. we have the latest c.b.o. cost estimate up there on the upper left-hand side. a change that says the savings from the new repeal and replace measure are smaller than previously thought by the c.b.o. previously estimated. we also have the full text of the g.o.p. health care bill, if you want to take a look there. cspan.org. nikki calling, rockaway park, new york. independent. caller: hi. i don't want to get political very much. but i do believe that the only one i can turn to now is god. i'm not going to get denominatio

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. >>> gracias vanessa, vamos con janice el Ángel del tiempo y el informe de hoy, buenos dÍas janice >Én con ese frÍo a lo largo de el este >>> pero si quiere un poquito de calorcito, 800 danny y yo resuelvo >>> te llamarÉ >>> llÁmame ya >>> veremos lo que ha sucedido en sectores de nueva inglaterra, Árboles caÍdos y las rÁfagass de viento se registran a lo largo del noreste, hablamos que pueden alcanzar a sobrepasar las 45 millas por horas. bastante frÍo azotando el sureste de nuestra reing naciÓn. al otro lado posibilidad de inundaciÓn al noreste, incluso sector de montana estÁn hablando que pueden recibir incluso hasta avalanchas. hay aviso aquÍ, les tengo las alerta, miren bastante frÍo para el norte de la florida, xeno tie extendiÉndose hasta sectores de kansas, bajando el rango de los 20 grados hablamos para la temperatura alta, para hoy nueva york 26 grados, miren nada mÁs. tremendo frÍo. 73 para miami, chicago 32 grados, dallas 64, mi gente de el oeste los Ángeles, 81 grado,s san francisco 62 y con esto familia adelante. >>> gracias janice >>> muchachos ahora quiero comentar co

janice williams is the high school principal. >> my first impression, my gosh this the person who iscting us because he did his normal goofy, op thing. and went into some kind of character. and he kept me laughing ever since. ♪ >> reporter: to keep students motivated. a 5 k, what will you play? parker even taught himself a tune for every situation. history lesson? ♪ try to get kids moving along in the classroom. ♪ luke, i am your father. go to class. >> reporter: to the teens at clark high a confidant and confidence booster. >> op, he tries to find the connection. >> reporter: to these two students. >> he has mostly just taught me how to be confident no matter what. >> when it is fun. he is always fun. when things get really strict. >> reporter: last year, officer parker was voted plano police officer of the year. to show their appreciation -- the students came up with the secret plan. they surprised the police veteran with a pep rally. [ cheers and applause ] parker believes making other people smile is the key to a happy life. >> i feel like i have so much to give. i have still not

[applause] our former congressman and his wife janice. [applause] all elected officials from the county of ventura. [applause] president bush treasury of secretary. [applause] and leslie retired army officer and his wife. [applause] but gary became paralyzed with the helicopter crashed while conducting operations in iraq 2008. but the eggs to the generosity of the hero foundation he can now walk unassisted. [applause] if you would like to know coming he will be at the library to right to share his story. we invite all of you to come back tomorrow at the same time for a very inspirational even. -- even to. as the real foundation chairman prior to his chairmanship serving in the reagan white house and after that he served as reagan's first post white house chief of staff. i know of no other person who spent more time and effort working on behalf with nancy reagan over the years. fred would never brag about the fact but it is a fact. please agenda meant please join me to welcome to the stage fred ryan. [applause] >> that was a very kind intr

good to have you here janice for a lot of parents and kids, they can't show up and go to school.ree time, seems like you have a number of teachers and school officials shutdown school to let them protest, many of protesting president from. >> this is the key issue, putting adult interest over children's interest. anyone knows if you're in education at the you want to do is maximize instructional time. very important to children, district spent a lot of time trying to figure out how to do that. plus to the morning or afternoon or have kids go to school year-round, because we know every minute in the classroom count. when the day off, this matters a great deal especially for the disadvantaged children who need that time in school. there are 60% of kids in alexandria, and and this matters for kids, for the higher income kids. it is no big deal. it matters. we are all for protest, we live in a free america daughter we have but protest on your own time, not on the kids time. take away the critical learning time for kids because it is unfair to them. be change how to get their kids. a

ago and i know that i speak on behalf of the foundation's president, jim peerson, and my colleague, janice, and all those who couldn't join us today, in saying that supporting kay as the william e. simon fellow the manhattan institute continue to be one of the proudest invests we make each year. a quick overview. she writes on childhood, family issues, poverty, and cultural changes in america, and has authored five very successful books. she has written for the "new york times," the "washington post," the "wall street journal," newsday. a highly south after presenter at conferences and sits on the board of national affairs and the future of children. she holes degrees from brandeis and columbia universities and with a real estate may like that i don't know when she has free time but i know she makes it now that she is adoting grandma. back when kay was thinking about what would become her previous book, manning up issue was in the throes of being on the new york single scene. i told her i was so perplexed by the radio silence i was now getting from the fellow is thought i was get along wit