>> jay: i have no idea. >> anthony: wow. >> jay: it's the honest truth, nothing is certain. >> anthonya good pub. like the princess victoria in west london. and stuff like this. >> nigella: do you like pork scratchings? >> anthony: i do. whoa, that's insanely good. maybe you wouldn't think that the legendary cookbook author nigella lawson and i could be friends, but we are. we are, admittedly, very different. she is the very definition of kindness, elegance, grace. the woman who taught england to cook. >> nigella: delicious. >> anthony: what do you get here ordinarily? >> nigella: scotch egg. >> anthony: all right. >> nigella: a scotch egg, please, some whitebait, and some chips. >> anthony: whitebait? this is like the greatest thing ever. really? >> nigella: i know. whitebait is so good, isn't it? >> anthony: you can go to a pub and get whitebait? >> nigella: well, i'm sure in -- i'm sure in dickens' time they used to have whitebait there, mainly they used to have oysters too, so -- >> anthony: i can't hear you over the crunching. >> nigella: i can't hear myself over the crunch, actua

jay korff, abc 7 news. avin's story is one of several abc 7 is working on in the special reports in connection with the docudrama "when we rise," telling the story of the modern gay rights movement. the second part of the program airs wednesday. steve: the temperatures right now are in the 40's, lower 50's, eventually c low 40's by the morning. scanning the skies, satellite and radar, not a lot going on right now. look slick a few scattered showers here and there, not amounting to much more through tonight. mostly cloudy skies, the wind out of the south at five to 10, nighttime lows upper 30's, little 40's. then a chilly start early tuesday morning, but not super cold. fairfax 42,olumbia, upper marlboro, college park 41 to 44 degrees. tomorrow morning looks good. may need the sunglasses early on, but not for very long. clouds midmorning through the afternoon, a better chance of showers tomorrow evening, especially north and west of town. fast forward, wednesday, weather alert day, very active day around the

jay y.ee arrested on embezzlement allegations. we look at the company and its affiliates. president trump claims credit for wall street's records while blasting apart the chaos at the white house. and singapore's growth surges, beating december quarter forecast. we will be live there for a check on the vital shipping industry. before we 30 minutes get under way right here in hong kong and china. singapore just coming on. looking at those numbers. we had a complete blowout there. >> let's take a look at how it is reacting to the data probe we had this morning. up about 2/10 of 1%, gdp coming on year.higher up 2%. at movers, uab they are the third biggest lender. bad load provisions rose. lower than and ocbc, forecast profits. we see the nikkei lower for a second day, with property and energy leading the drop. toshiba slipping for a fourth day. a single project may be in jeopardy as the u.s. firm says it may be seeking a new contractor. in australia we do have it snapping a two day rise, act b

the thing jay y lee is, —— the thing is jay y lee made a sweeping change.any will be shaking things up the company will be shaking things upa bit. the company will be shaking things up a bit. it isn't very clear how this will trickle down to the people in the field, to the officers themselves, but it looks like most of these offices are able to run themselves regardless of what is happening up top. looking ahead for the company, to their future, you mentioned they've been successful in separating their business. investors don't seem bothered about the issues with the phones all the scandal. do you think the future for samsung is still quite possible? overall it is quite positive. samsung is a diversified conglomerate. it makes everything from chips to chips. a lot of success rides on the fact it doesn't just make phones. lot of success rides on the fact it doesn'tjust make phones. if you are apple and a flagship product fails you might be in trouble. if you were idm -- ibm you might be in trouble. if you were idm —— ibm microsoft and windows fails, there co

jay korff shows us. >> we do not expected to be this crowded. jay: visitors packed the national zoo monday night for the final farewell for the black and white hair beloved -- black and white bear beloved. >> she is cute. jay: the giant panda literally grew before us on the panda cam. >> oh, my god, it was so beautiful. jay: she was seeing bao bao before the zoo closed. >> i got teary. jay: at three and a half, she has to move to china before her fourth earth day successful program aimed at increasing the panda population. a busy dayl have tuesday with a direct flight, 19 hours from dulles international airport to china. she will have a veterinarian and 60 pounds of food by her side. jay korff, abc 7 news. jonathan: a puppy mill rescue in north carolina ended with dogs coming here. staff members that are very marion -- at a veterinarian are cleaninglney them. after three months of treatment and proper care, they should be ready for adoption. making a painful anniversary by helping others. heron: a reporter and husband lost an infant to sids. the

jay-z, does the president, all of that. anyway, he will appear at a comedy club tonight. i'll tell you where that is. >> some are healthier, did you know? coming up: we will show you the best options to cut calories at the superbowl party. we know everyone trying to watch their weight. still want to enjoy the superbowl. >> and then jen continues to make over one of our photographers. jared, so this hour, we are doing special occasion, okay? by the way jared is getting his hair done, by the way, hey, bathing suit here too! ya, let's put him in a bathing suit. >> oh, no. >> bye, guys. >> a bathing suit? i don't know that i've ever seen jared in a tie. i've seen him at weddings but i'm moth sure he had a tie on. he may not own a tie. >> 's at weddings, really? >> he is a sweater guy all the way around, even in august. okay,. >> tell me what happened with your psyche when the picture every beyonce was expose in the. >> i was at work, i freaked out. a loft people freaked out. you know the internal freak out where you're still ca

. >> with me in studio is jay. was with me the moment we started the journey.o been in tj's shoes regarding addiction and a struggle to become clean. jay, i know you have a lot to say. what do you feel about what happened since? >> well, that next high, i still have that feeling 13 years later. and it's important that addicts know that that's never going to go away. you just have to figure out a way to manage that feeling. >> jay, let me ask you. at any point does anger creep into this conversation? >> i am mad. and i think that's okay. i'm mad of what he's done to his mother. i'm ashamed because of what it made me do to my mother. and all of these people who are mad at him right now, we're all going to forgive him. the minute he gets his act together. his family has been dealing with this for fife years. cristy, that was the first time she saw a real smile in years. that night. >> how much do cameras and all the attention of viewers play in a role of somebody trying to recover? >> it's hard to say. but i think pressure is a privilege and the cameras that were

there are several reports saying the 49ers can try to get her cousins or jay cutler. cousins played under kyle shanahan when he was the coordinator. 28-year-old is a free agent but can the franchise tag by washington. jay cutler was a teammate in denver and was the bears quibec last year. >>> hollywood is gearing up for the oscars after the break. we take a look at the front runners in which categories they are calling -- man: proper etiquette is essential

as jay a jm in the phone buck, too. too >> let's talk about movies when it comes to super bowl, fooball --football -- >> right. >> what do you like?>> >> there's so many films iilms absolutely love.te l there's so many that we can gott down the list every time i do ao best football segme always says you left this outt s you left that out.yo i'm going to give a coupleg to honorable mentions i'll get to my fief through one real fast.uf brian's song big one thatha everyone loves.es also i got to mention the longest yard with burt reynoldss the last boy scout with bruce willis. getting into my five to one alse we are marshall that's greats film.

jay: last year, d.c. leaders passed a law modeled after legislation passed in several other states that allows a terminally ill, mentally healthy adult to self and mentor medication -- self administer medication to end their life. this was approved by d.c. voters and leaders. monday night, the house oversight committee voted to overturn the law. one person on the committee said it was in a norm a step to legalizing euthanasia. another said we cannot allow a system of murders-suicide. >> i'm personally shocked. jay: mary klein, who has terminal cancer , was deeply offended by what she heard from opponents. >> these congressmen want to impose their will in their beliefs on me and take away the most personal choices, how to die. jay: live outside the u.s. capital, here is the race against time we are talking about -- the full house and senate, if they do not vote to overturn the legislation by friday, it goes into law in the district on saturday. in northwest washington, jay korff, abc 7 news. alison: a prin

eight-year-old jay anna powell died in november after car slammed into her and took off. it took weeks for police to arrest the man they say was behind the wheel. thanks for joining us at 6:00. i'm iain page. >> i'm lucy noland. her family is working with city leaders to catch hit-and-run drivers faster all in her name. fox 29's dave kinchen joins us to explain. >> reporter: lucy and iain, along with the tears and unimaginable grief came an idea developed by jay anna's family their heart broken family and they want to make sure that justice is never delayed or denied if another family is confronted with a similar tragedy. >> i don't want to have to see another parent be on the news crying or another aunt or uncle hurt because they lost a family member through a hit-and-run. >> reporter: pool has found a positive outlet for the pain caused by the hit-and-run that killed her eight-year-old daughter jay anna. she's turning to public policy aiming to peace together crimes like the one that claimed her little girl last november. >> it's been hard. it's been stressful. painful.

jay korff, abc7 news.jla.com right now to see jay's latest story called "a means to heal." you can see all of jay's long form pieces. you can check out abc7 stories under the features tab so when you on the website look for the features tab. to the war on terror and new video of destruction in the historic city of palmyra, syria. on the left let me show you something. video of the ancient ruins looked like before the islamic state attack. russian ministry of defense. russia claims to have detected an upsurge in truck movement near palmyra saying isis may be causing more damage before they leave that area. the parents of a 10-year-old boy killed about six months ago at a water park in kansas are now speaking out for the first time to abc news. their story was told on "good morning america." michelle: our amy aubert has been following the story and joins us now with the latest details. amy: this happened in early august. the kansas state lawmaker and his wife saying they are still hurting. scott and michelle

sam suns jay y.being questioned over allegations including bribery and embezzlement. rosalind chin has more on this. questioned in january, so why is he being summoned again? rosalind: the prosecutor's office has uncovered new information that they want to question jay y. lee about. last month, he escaped arrest rulede a court they did not have enough information to justify an arrest warrant. so we will see the outcome of talks today. the pictures are from this morning when he arrived at the special prosecutor's office. he and two other executives are being questioned. when he arrived, he said he would speak earnestly to prosecutors. the team will decide next week on whether they will seek an arrest warrant and see if they can arrest him. waslast time, jay y. lee questioned for 22 hours. essentially, the special prosecutor is looking into samsung gave money for political favors, including support for a merger of two units that helped jay y. lee consolidate his power over some samsung group. yousef: d

now let's get to samsung's jay y., arriving at the prosecutor's office, further questioning, allegations of bribery and investment. others expected to be called in as investigations continue. rosalind chin is looking at the story. we are revisiting this, aren't we? lee was called. to the prosecutor's office. he was summoned last month, but a court decided the special prosecutor did not have enough evidence to justify keeping jay y. lee in jail. prosecutors are looking into whether samsung gave donations in return for political favors, mergerng support for the of two samsung units that help to consolidate power for jay y. lee. they have denied the allegations. jay y. lee and two other executives will face more questioning. last time, he was question for 22 hours, and special prosecutors will decide by next againhether they will try to get an arrest warrant for jay y. lee. rishaad: this is amongst the backdrop of other scandals and south korea, not least the president under a cloud as well. have they had permission to s

the blue jays opening day in cincinnati just over a month away.hillies bats alive today at the giants, against the jays, i should say. they're alive, andre blanco living the hard life, deep and gone to right. and then brock sassy, having some fun in the fifth. the phillies rolling, and we go to the sixth inning, nick rolen steps to the dish, phillies have big expectations for him in the future. knocks in two with a single. phillies beat the jays. >>> the sixers host the star studded warriors tonight. the sixers coming off a trip to heartbreak hotel. last night the sixers fought back from down 17 to take a lead with under 10 seconds to go, and carmelo with a hand in his face, the sixers show plenty of fight, in the end, it's just not enough. >> every time you step on that court, people think, we don't have our former team. expect's expe everybody's expectations are kind of dwindled just a little bit. but in this locker room, just because we have lost guys, we're going still going to play and we're still going to do what we been doing. >> not much b

the tragic anniversary is andhed into so many minds, jay efforts at the scene. absolutely, jonathan, and many of them told me tonight the things they saw on that day will stay with them forever. this is where it all began. it was a bitter cold january day in 1982. according to investigators, that flight had no business leaving the wings,, ice on hardly got any elevation before it crashed. it is a seminal moment in washington history, the crash and subsequent rescue of passengers aboard doomed air flight florida 90. don usher was the u.s. park police pilot who swooped in under her and this conditions to pluck a number of passengers to safety. >> a sense of urgency, but we had our own safety to deal with, debris, fuel, every possible bad thing you could think of. jay: the 35th anniversary sponsored by the national law enforcement museum, usher, a eventsapher, discuss the of the humbling day in which 78 perished and five survived. >> is it a miracle that five people survived? yes. jay: just to get to the crash site, the detective had to drive down the national mall

that is where jay korff joins us with the latest. jay? thisalison, look at what marker-wielding vandal did. these are bizarre conspiracy one of themings, about jackie shooting jfk in this one refers to 9/11. park officials have discovered graffiti yet four different landmarks. the latest victim, the d.c. war memorial on independence avenue. the world war ii memorial and the washington monument come all pillars of national pride, also hit. investigators believe the same person is likely responsible, but has not been caught. take a close look at the most recent case of vandalism. several conspiracy theory scribblings, in permanent marker, and park officials are now in the process of removing will begin the careful task of cleaning this particular site starting tomorrow. live in the district, jay korff, abc 7 news. scary video, a guy with a shotgun bursting into a business come even firing into the ceiling at one point. this happened on south dakota avenue in northeast saturday. nobody was hurt. the police are trying to determine if he also

jay korff, abc 7 news. alison: jay, also to make him a large crowd took to the str many of the voices from educators who believe their future is at stake. tonight, hundreds of educators, parents, and teachers gathered on capitol hill. it is a call for one more republican to vote against president trump's nominee for secretary of education, betsy devos. >> my republican colleagues are freaked out about all these rallies. reporter: he is one of the democrats who will take part. >> this is a defining moment for public school system. reporter: republican say that devos fights to give people school choice. democrats say she is not qualified. >> do we want an education secretary who has never been in public school? >> no! >> do we never gone to public school? >> no! tim: tim barber, abc 7 news. jonathan: a federal appeals court will hear the arguments of the justice department's request to reinstate the travel ban. despite several legal step backs -- setbacks, the administration is confident it will be upheld. to

the indictments are likely to include vice-chairman jay y.samsung denies paying for political support. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. you are watching bloomberg. let's get a check on how markets are trading in the asia-pacific. things are looking a lot better than they were yesterday. the regional index supported things to the veins on that nikkei. equities snapping that three-day losing streak. it was a weak session in australia. the market closing down 2/10 of 1%. he's a shares rise in the most on record, almost 32%. group. in a dubai-based we are seeing shanghai up by about 2/10 of 1%. depth comingof a through in the hang seng inset -- index. as we round out february, we are listed innese stock hong kong continuing that rally. they have been up by about five point 5.4%, the best month we've seen since august of last year. looking at japanese bonds because we are getting an update from the boj, not much movement there. we are live from london at the top of the hour.

jay korff has with some teachers are talking about. jay: i just got off the phone with the washington teachers union. she believes that betsy devos will literally try to dismantle the public school system. the president of the mayor confederation of teachers said towardsows antipathy public schools and a lack of basic understanding of what children need to receive in school, but not everyone feels this way. after the historic tie-breaking vote in the u.s. senate -- >> the vice president votes in the affirmative and the nomination is confirmed. false wass he do confirmed, then sworn in as education secretary. betsy devos was confirmed. some public school advocates say the 59-year-old from michigan not qualified because she has never attended or taught in a public school. >> i would not want a doctor operating on me to not know about medicine. she does not know how the public schools work. jay: supporters say devos has been a champion of educational choice, which allows citizens to andvouchers for private charter schools. some 40,000 d.c

. >>> samsung heir jay y. lee is arrested as part of a corruption probe, sending political shockwaves through south korea and sending shares in the smartphone maker lower. >>> good morning, everybody. welcome back. >> good morning. >> traveling, that beautiful shot in switzerland yesterday. >> i did bring back chocolate, i think it's gone now. i brought it in at 6:00 this morning, gone at 6:05. >> trump getting everybody up and going. the dotcom people can't keep up. >> being a journalist on trump these days, effectively you're on 24 hours. you get maybe five hours. >> head online and look at the key points from this speech, if you haven't already. we'll talk more about it in a bit. want to show you european markets. lower across the board here in europe. some smaller markets hanging on to slight gains. by in large down a half p percentage point. >> it is worth noting we are set to end higher for the second week in a row but far from any record highs on the u.s. markets. >> let's get back to president trump, h

♪ ♪ jay y.ed, the de facto head is under allegations of bribery, perjury and embezzlement. allianz will reward shareholders. sharesurance giant buyback comes in at $3.2 billion and money flows in two pimco. we speak to the allianz cfo. trump's trifecta. three of the administration's top diplomats to send on germany. vice president pence, will he make friends with europe? brexit battle. the former u.k. prime minister urges to fight to keep breaking in the eu. -- to keep breaking in the eu. in the eu. welcome. it is daybreak: europe. our flagship morning show right here in the city of london. we made it to friday. we had gone come, fed speakers, moves. in the run over, a very hard-core. london had ex dividend go through. 72.38 is where we are. the paris market, we are waiting to come through. they are down half of 1%. in green atrinting the moment. u.s. futures are a little lower. a have broken 20. , theequities rising longest winning streak since 2013. europe is undecided at the moment. allie you

jay gray is live on capitol hill with more what do these memos say? >> dpu advocates. they outline a plan being presented to president trump to help with his campaign promise of handling immigration and deportation. they look to speed up deportation hearings, prosecute parents who pay smugglers to get children into the country. they talk about hiring tens of thousands of new agents and deputizing local agents as well. again, this is just a preliminary draft, but it does, according to many watching this, point out the direction the white house intends to go. >> jay, the president facing a lot of questions when he said something about sweden, a major incident in sweden on saturday at a rally when he spoke what do we know about what he was referring to? >> at first no one understood what president trump was talking about. the swedish embassy asking the state department for clarification. the president did that himself online, on his twitter account saying "he was talking about a story broadcast on fox news in that story there was an interview with a filmmaker who talked a

and why did she take off her wedding ring and not include jay-z in the photo. >> someone's got to taket. too long for a selfie stick. really big questions from fans about whether she will perform at the grammys or at coachella in april where she is headlining an entire weekend. >> those are big burning questions. that said, one thing is for sure. it's been up there for less than 12 hours and that photo is already the most liked photo in instagram history. >> people are interested. is that what you're telling me? >> exactly. we will have a baby shower soon for her. we can't wait. >>> and still one way or another, the couple's 5-year-old daughter blue ivy will be getting two plor siblings. >> she's 5 years old. she's already, by the way, living in the lap of luxury. mom's little mini me in many respects and these two new siblings will likely expect more of the same. >> yes. beyonce recently told "people" magazine that the best thing about having a daughter is having what she calls a true legacy and that to her, the word love means something completely different now. yea. >>> so as you ca

the news that pop royalty beyonce and jay z are expecting twins.. after his long years in exile, the first hesitant steps of ayatollah khomeini on iranian soil. south africa's white government has offered its black opponents concessions unparalleled in the history of apartheid. the ban on the african national congress is lifted immediately, and the anc leader, nelson mandela, after 27 years injail, is to be set free unconditionally. the aircraft was returning from belgrade, where manchester united had entered the semi—final of the european cup. two americans are the first humans to walk in space without any lifeline to their spaceship. one of them called it a piece of cake. thousands of people have given yachstwoman ellen macarthur the spectacular homecoming after she smashed the world record for sailing solo around the world non—stop. this is newsday on the bbc. i'm rico hizon in singapore. and i'm kasia madera in london. our top stories: the us senate votes to confirm former exxon oil chief, rex tillerson, as secretary of state, while the white h

they vowed to keep pushing until they get justice for their little jay jay.deo that she recorded the night before she was killed. >> i love you, momma. bye. >> well, 24 year-old paul wood land was later arrested, and he rehaines jailed on charges including homicide by vehicle, and involuntary manslaughter. >> pennsylvania state senator anthony hardy williams joining us here to talk about the the jay alert effort and we have i isha pool, jay anna's mother and her sister jasmine, thanks for coming in. >> sorry for your loss. >> this was just back in november. >> yes. >> how has it been since then. >> hard. >> yeah. >> how many other children do you have. >> i have three other children were. >> were they with her. >> all four were together coming home from school. >> so they saw it. >> they witnessed the the even your tire thing how how are they doing. >> my oldest pos was holding her hand. he took it harder because he is the oldest and he felt lining he needed to protect her so he took it harder then my other two children. >> it wasn't that long ago so it is st

we are learning more information on the gunman, jessie en-jay-an. he was 32 year old, who lived in oakland. he was a computer science engineer. en-jay-an attended u-c l-a, where he was part of the university's army r-o-t-c program. there he had basic paratrooper training and air assault training. which prepares soldiers for missions. he also attended the university of michigan law school and was currently pursuing a masters degree at the georgia institute of technology. coming up... nearly 200 flights cancled or delayed because of rain. and there could be more today. what you need to know before you head out this holiday weekend. and.. it was a dark day in american history. a look back 75 years and how one person fears it could happen again. also.. flu season is almost over but doctors still want you to get your shot. the reason next. guys, thanks for making our new french toast so authentic, you'll swear it came from a fancy brunch place. its 100% real. just like my favorite sport - pro wrestling. um... yeah, about pro wrestling... its fake. what?

it was his attitude towards jay gould. in the end, in the most important battles, he either held his own or came out better. jay gould managed to embarrass him. it's one of the reasons why he was so embittered about it. during the great war, jay gould fisk radically undercut prices for cattle cars in the midwest. finally, the new york central railroad went from 150 dollars per cattle. -- for cattle to one dollar a car. jay gould and jim fisk were buying thousands of cattle in chicago and shipping it over to new york central for nothing. once they did commit a loud announcement of the press. it was actually a trivial dispute. it was that kind of getting under his skin. by contrast, some that we contact -- talked about before, other businessmen would have vicious fights and would not be personal. that story inadvertently shows the whole span of then to build's life. one of the people he is competing against his daniel drew who is supposedly started watering stock and driving little stock into new york. that's a got beef to m

but to be who you are. >> and father james matthews better known as father jay is a bay area history maker and trail blazer. the first african-american priest in all of northern california and the first african-american rector of the beautiful house of worship that sits along lake merritt. for some search visitors, it is a shock to see him. >> here i come out and we have many visitors. so they're looking. you know. oh, wow. [laughter] >> you know. and you know, i know that. >> reporter: born 68 years ago, father jay is extremely proud of his bay area roots. >> we are truly oakland folk. when i was ordained in '74, i was very much involved in a movement even in the roman catholic church. and it was a black catholic movement. and in this movement, we really and truly wanted the church to realize that we were not only the periphery. we were not on the margins. that we were very much alive and well in this church. >> reporter: ordained in 1974, father jay was pastor at oakland saint ben dicks for 25 years before he became director at the $175 million cathedral in 2016. father jay relishe

jay doesn't need a line. he points to the mississippi, and everything east of that is ours, and west of that is your, and th and this is nondegoschable, and that becomes the part of the treaty of paris in 1783. living between the alleghenys were native americans who never got to be consulted on the decision, and upon that signing, all of their the rights were completely absorbed and ended. and we know the end of the story, because it ends with jackson and the trail of tears in the 1830s and the elimination of the native american pop you arelation by and large east of the mississippi called indian removal. i want to give you some numbers here. 1780, 100,000 native americans, and 5,000 white anglo-saxon americans west of the alleghenys, and 100,000 and 5,000, and 1790, first census, and these are rough numbers, and 80,000 native americans, and 50,000 white anglo-saxon americans. and get this one, 1800, and 70,000 native american, and 300,000 anglo-saxon white american americans. what we see here is a demographi

the special prosecutor indicted jay y. lee, the de facto head of the samsung group, and the question is whether $38 million given to charity donations to choi soon-sil, whether that amount of money constituted bribes for the government backing of the merger of samsung and cnt two years ago, which locked jay lee's hold on samsung electron electronics. what did the group do? samsung electronics rallied up 1%, so did the battery company and engineering as well. as for the broader asian markets, the kospi ended up. the nikkei ended at the flat line. a lot of momentum early on in the morning session from the record close on wall street from the dow, but saw some of that momentum lose steam. the asx 200 ending down 0.2%. that's a look at how we ended this tuesday. guys, back to you. >> pauline, thank you very much. >>> the dollar strengthened after the dallas fed president, robert kaplan repeated his calls for the fomc to hike rates sooner rather than later. the fed may need to raise rates in the near future to avoid falling beh

it is eliminating john marshall, george mason, john jay maybe, although jay is coming up. if you were investing in the founders put your money on jay. he's going ascend in worth. sam adams. henry, patrick henry, robert morris, and you probably don't know who robert morris is, gouverneur morris, the don't make it. who makes it? there are six people who make the list. this is, i guess, my list, but i defend it. they are george washington, pri movement s primeos inte inter paris, the foundingest father of them all. they would say he was the greatest. they all said that. no disagreement. he's the toughest to get to know. benjamin franklin, the grandfather amongst the fathers. franklin was born roughly the same time as jonathan edwards. he grew up knowing increased mather in boston. he's an old guy. he at the time in an international poll would rank higher than washington, because of his reputation as a scientist in england and as a philosophe in france. washington's key value is judged. he got all the big things right. franklin's is wisdom. he's probably the wisest of them all

in the district, jay korff, abc 7 news. alison: jay, thank you. a rally of vermin prince william county -- a rally over immigration in prince william county after the white house told them to detain illegal immigrants there. today, a board meeting to have their voices heard. tom roussey has the message from both sides. hi, tom. jaytom: hey, alison. immigration has been a controversial issue in prince william county for a while. a fair group of protesters came to the board of supervisors meeting, protesting something the chairman of the board cory stewart said last week in a press conference, that 7500 illegal immigrants have been arrested in prince william and arned over to ice, about thousand of them have been rearrested, and he wants all 7500 to be identified and deported. some people say that was not convicted of the crimes they were arrested for, but supporters say being in the country illegally is a crime. >> they are assets, all of them are. it will have a harmful impact on all members of our community. when you come here in illegally, you a

jay gray joins us from houston. jay, good to see you. who is going to win? >> well, my heart says atlanta. my head says the patriots. they always win. we are just outside the fan central area. gates are closed. when they open, there will be thousands pouring through. more than 1 million through super bowl week. when you talk to the people who are running the show here in houston, the host committee, they say they really hope that this thing is a kickoff to bringing more business, more people to the houston area. they have invested local businesses, hundreds of millions of dollars here. and they believe that they have set the stage for houston to really draw not only national but international attention. and they hope really build on the business already here. should be a great weekend. a great game. who do you have? who do you think will win? >> my goodness. i'm really lucky the producer whispered in my ear that matt ryan will lead the falcons to victory. i'll go with what he says, jay. tom brady is playing his fifth time? will he retire? >> yeah. you know w

the daughter of jay brown, the ceo of rock nation.ider themselves cousins. they've known each other all their lives. >>> let's check in witt cameron. >> we are back in the absolute lime green room. i'm here with "e.t." online seep senior music editor. you are breaking down all the refreshing, surprising moments from last flight's grammy awards. and it's almost one of those pights you don't know where to start, but of course we start where the evening started on the red carpet. >> there you go. that's a natural place to start. everybody on the red carpet was talking about cee lo green. yes. was it crazy? yes. but it was part of the new persona that cee lo is trying to maae happen, called gnarly davidson. >> he wasn't the only bling on the carpet. they made their l.e.d. custom clutches about their campaign. >> they want to refresh what people talk about on the ree carpet. i'm bringing the women's march to the grammy red carpet. >> we'll talk bout the actual show, amazing performances and moments in there. >> including when 21 pillts on

. >> bill: that's jay. >> grant: jay. >> ian: a lot of jay names. >> bill: grant, have you seen more ball screens than when you were involved in the nba as well than miami runs in a game? >> grant: probably not. miami multiple ball screens on the same possession. you don't see that. >> bill: puts pressure a number of times on your d, particularly your bigs. >> ian: kennard a three. knocked it down with 5.9. a one-possession game. a quick time out. adios, honey, hasta la vista, baby. [sing-songy] i'm a fat guy in a little coat. that rug really tied the room together. any questions? bueller? bueller? that's the unlimited effect. stream your entertainment and more with unlimited data from at&t. plus, get the amazing new iphone 7 on us. >> ian: tonight on cbs begins with a new episode of "ransom" followed by a two-hour edition of "48 hours." tonight, only cbs. >> bill: bird, i would go big on the ball. face guard the next logical receivers and see if miami -- seven seconds. see if miami is willing to throw that home run and that's what they're doing exactly. it will be a step-and-go. the

. >> bill: that's jay. >> grant: jay. >> ian: a lot of jay names. >> bill: grant, have you seen more ball screens than when you were involved in the nba as well than miami runs in a game? >> grant: probably not. miami multiple ball screens on the same possession. you don't see that. >> bill: puts pressure your bigs. >> ian: kennard a three. knocked it down with 5.9. a one-possession game. a quick time out. adios, honey, hasta la vista, baby. [sing-songy] i'm a fat guy in a little coat. that rug really tied the room together. any questions? bueller? bueller? that's the unlimited effect. stream your entertainment and more with unlimited data from at&t. plus, get the amazing new iphone 7 on us. >> ian: tonight on cbs begins with a new episode of "ransom" followed by a two-hour edition of "48 hours." tonight, only cbs. >> bill: bird, i would go big on the ball. face guard the next logical receivers and see if miami -- seven seconds. see if miami is willing to throw that home run and that's what they're doing exactly. it will be a step-and-go. the

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jay gould managed to embarrass him. in the great war, jay gould and jim fisk radically undercut him. central the new york railroad went from 150 dollars per cattle. they were shipping it over the new york central for nothing and when they did it, they made a loud announcement to the press. it was actually a trivial dispute. it was getting under his skin. something we talked about before in contrast, other businessmen would have vicious spies. -- fights. of shows the whole span vanderbilt's life. supposedly, they were ordering stock and driving literal stock into new york. he would beat it lots of salt and water at the collect pond. that is where the court houses are now. he would drive the cattle down there. they would pick up water and go on. that became the five points. career, he wasis fighting these wars over transporting cattle by the thousands across the country. to talk about another skunk for a moment. called aalker who was filibuster. somebody who would go down and try to take over a country. there was a rash o

that's where we'll find nbc's jay gray this morning. hey, jay. i don't think jay is hearing us. work on that. actually, here's what he filed earlier. >> reporter: the party has started in houston. >> slime! >> it's amazing. i love it. >> reporter: hundreds of thousands of fans are already in the super city, and the crowds are expected to grow as we get closer to game day. >> we'll have over a million people come through this event. it's a free family friendly, fun event. the nfl experience is next door. you can go into that too if you want. they're having record numbers. >> reporter: the super bowl is a bucket list event for a lot of people here, and they're taking it all in and taking a lot of merchandise home. >> it's great, yeah. we came in yesterday. long day traveling from boston. today we're just seeing the sights and taking advantage of picking up some more gear. get ourselves ready for the game. >> reporter: lady gaga is getting ready for the game as well. >> myself and my dancers have been training for months. >> reporter: there are rumors she'll float in from the roof

stay right there, will have more with jay sekulow after the break. also michelle malkin will weigh in on tonight's court ruling. plus our opening monologue a little delayed but you do not want to miss tonight on how republicans in congress need to take president trump's lead and start working much harder for you, the american people. later tonight, a video, senator elizabeth warren does not want you to see, about d her false claims about the now attorney general jeff sessions and test breaks out in phoenix over the deportation of a convicted criminal illegal alien, that and more on this busy newsnight here on "hannity" dear predictable, there's no other way to say this. it's over. i've found a permanent escape from monotony. together, we are perfectly balanced, our senses awake, our hearts racing as one. i know this is sudden, but they say: if you love something... set it free. see you around, giulia ♪ >> i am jackie yvonne is anymore. they were tricked rejecting the dash mr. trump vowing to keep fighting in court but the seniority chuck schumer is g

that's where we'll find nbc's jay gray this morning.'t imagine fans being up this early in the morning. >> reporter: i don't know if they are wrapping up last night's party or starting a new one. we have seen fans out before the sun is up and before the gates are open here. when they do open in a bit, thousands will pour in as we officially start super bowl weekend here. the party has started in houston. >> slime! >> it's amazing. i love it. >> reporter: hundreds of thousands of fans are already in the super city, and the crowds are expected to grow as we get closer to game day. >> we'll have over a million people come through this event. it's a free family friendly, fun event. the nfl experience is next door. you can go into that too if you want. they're having record numbers. >> reporter: the super bowl is a bucket list event for a lot of people here, and they're taking it all in and taking a lot of merchandise home. >> it's great, yeah. we came in yesterday. long day traveling from boston. today we're just seeing the sights and takin

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jay mentioned centric politics is what wins.hat was proven both in the primaries and general election is that typical way that we look at the spectrum doesn't work so donald trump was very successful going into the mid-west and the industrial midwest, michigan, wisconsin, pennsylvania, talking about trade. i consider him to be a fraud. he's no defender of the regular person, but he was absolutely right. so-called free trade has been a disaster. that's been something that the clintons, the elites, the insiders have supported for the last 25 year, and i think it's distanced ourselves from while working class people from regular americans. donald trump was very successful with that. tom perez supported the trance pacific partnerships. it's not about sen draft far left, it's about what will get a decent living for regular americans and it's not neo-liberal economics. it's not the economics that have defined the kind of portion of the party that we don't support. >> and so i would say -- i actually agree with jonathan, in fact not ju

stay right there, will have more with jay sekulow after the break. also michelle malkin will weigh in on tonight's court ruling. plus our opening monologue a little delayed but you do not want to miss tonight on how republicans in congress need to take president trump's lead and start working much harder for you, the american people. later tonight, a video, senator elizabeth warren does not want you to see, about her false claims about they now attorney general jeff sessions and test breaks out in phoenix over the deportation of a convicted criminal illegal alien, that had more on this busy newsnight here on "hannity" " ive "on my way text" she knew exactly when i'd be there, so she didn't miss a single shot. i replaced her windshield giving her more time for what matters most. tech: how'd ya do? player: we won! tech: nice! that's another safelite advantage. mom: thank you so much! (team sing) safelite repair, safelite replace. with the deduction findingombine superpower of ibm watson? ah! you get more money. that's what you could get. h&r block with

villanova head coach jay wright has enjoyed ride of the lifetime and now you can too from behind the scenes. leslie van arsdal has more. >> one, two, three, attitude. >> reporter: they say it, live it, attitude is a way of life forville know of basketball and title of jay wright's new book out february 28th. >> villanova attitude is about your commitment to the next opportunity that you have in life. you know, learning from your his take, and then taking wouldn't next day in your life with a positive approach. >> reporter: it that is attitude that helped him win the national championship. >> championship, yes. >> reporter: busiest year of jay's life so how did he have have time to write a book? his right-hand man and man behind the manuscript is mike sheridan nova basketball director of media direction. >> we sat in train stations in hotels, and mike had his microphone. it was a great learning lesson would i definitely take sometime if we ever do it the again, before doing one again. >> reporter: book is behind the scenes look at the making of a champion, and the attitude that got th

jay but you can look like him. what fans did last night during trust like coach wright night at the pennsylvaniaville beyond. jay, dapper as always ready to take on georgetown, late first half, chris jenkins misses three but daunte devincentso with the put back cats up by 17 in the first half. nova has done this recently they let teams come back in the second half as rodney pry or cutting lead to two but cats regain control, josh hart for three, that is three of his 25. number two know of beats hoyas by 11, 48 straight wins at the pavilion. >>> before they got the to villanova hoyas bus was in the accident with an suv. it happened on i-95 outside of baltimore. the bus, parentally rear ended a vehicle, members of the team got out and helping and victims taken to the hospital to get check out. separate bus was brought into take the team to villanova. >>> we told you yesterday morning that john kruk is back in town and this morning we are hearing from the phillies wall of famer. john kruk, joins phillies broadcast tea