so ai-jen poo. [applause] >> so you heard the stories, and there are so many more and many of us into this room probably have our own version of it. rosalynn carter famously said and a quarter in the book, that there are only four types of people in the world. people who are caregivers who will be caregivers people who need care and people who will need care. and truthfully, probably more than one of those identities at any given moment. and so this is something that is amazingly universal connective tissue across our experiences. the stories really enhance that for us. and they point towards the solutions that we need solutions that are interconnected and interdependent and carried across generations bring together people across the experience of the care spectrum towards solutions that actually do three things at once. improve the quality of care that people are receiving, improve accessibility, affordability and choice so that people can actually have care choices that reflect their specific need

that is al-jen poo. we could never have gotten to the homecare rule and that his decades long minimum wage and overtime protections for 2 million women workers that are still waiting for those protections. we could not done that without al-jen without tearing across generations and without sarita and many of you in this room. that to me is with this book is about and i cannot wait to see what is next. i'm so proud of what we have done together and i can't wait to see what you call us next to do. thank you al-jen. [applause] >> thank you. sarah anderson. >> thanks john. i'm really motivated to come up here and just urge everyone in this room to do what they can to promote this book. john mentioned earlier at the 3 million copies could be sold in short order that they could be on "the new york times" bestsellers list and she was telling us something that will last 200 people to get on the bestsellers list maybe two or three were people of color. more importantly i would challenge everyone to look at "the n

jen jay raise your hand or stand up jen is a new member of the senior staff the toxics reduction and urban forestry and bio diversity lead so jen comes to us she was at east bay mud doing the toxics work and cooperated the wastewater emergencies talking about the containment and so we're so lucky that jen said, yes you'll hear much more from her as she approaches the committee i want to extend a you wonderful welcome to jen. >> all right. (clapping.) and there is another new member here also that's director heinecke in a can you stand up and that's deanna a warm welcome the newest member of our outreach teem and donny gave a shout out out to her she's is one of the key writers and social media person she's a welcome edition and those are two of the new members that's it on my director's report. >> thank you director raphael. >> commissioner king. >> you can't sell the city a bill of goods to the cac including the local generations and job creation and you i'd like to take this opportunity send it down the policy hill and w50i7bd up saying we can't fit that in now you turn around and

jen freddie's in the roving vehicle. there she is. she will be in new jersey and pennsylvania most of the the day. steve keeley is in cape may county what do you think of that. >> lets check with steve first. >> hi, steve. >> well, we are seeing the opposite of what bob kelly saw. i was surprised by the number of plows beef seen out this early private plows like this guy but, and, and, lime green trucks went by on dell sigh drive. so a great job, here in south jersey, as we make our way to the beach. i will go over and town to this by. we now how treacherous and dangerous that can be this guy looks rather trust worthy. how are you. you are a viewer if you know my name. how are things with the you mr. business. >> the road are pretty icy. they are in the real good just yet. they will get better. >> are you happy. >> i had a broken plow this morning. now we're ready to go to work. >> i talk to the last driver he was out since seven. what time did you start working. >> i left at 4:00. >> you will work until nobody is paying you anymore.

. >> so jen your kid are still losing their teeth. what is the going rate when the the the tooth fairy comes to your house. >> well, for the first tooth it is typically around $5. i can tell you that the the tooth fairy for brody on the first night it was so weird, she came on christmas eve and we were really nervous. we didn't want tooth fairy flying into santa. there was a lot going on there but tooth fairy felt festive and brody got a 20. i can tell you that. >> wow. >> i think she was feeling envious because santa was leaving presents for something. i can tell thaw landry lost her first tooth, the tooth fairy left a a 5-dollar bill and nice note. landry has had lots of sweet. she said you are used to getting more treats. they remine the kids all time if it is a clean tooth if the tooth fairy recognizes that it is a clean tooth she leaves more for them. >> i didn't realize that. >> yes. >> fit is a loose tooth brody and landry are brushing not to knock it out but to make sure that sucker is cleaned. >> interesting. >> now did you l

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while he was in jennings manageable courts jail, he committed suicide.itions are deplorable. the conditions show individuals -- sometimes they're seven to 10 people in a cell -- over 12 people in a jail cell is supposed to house eight. they're not given enough blankets, no washing of the blankets, not permitted to take showers. as a lawyer practicing in minnesota will courts for years after they take people out of the confined docket, which they don't allow any public access to, their brought down a hallway into the jail, i have been waiting in the hallway to speech or prosecutor. immediately after, all of the individuals brought down to the jail file through, a court or comes through with a can of aerosol to remove the stench because nobody is taken a bath because they're not provided a shower for weeks. >> allison nelson, explain what happened to you. >> were multiple occasions where i was incarcerated by jennings and ferguson, but just my recent one, it was thanksgiving, three days before thanksgiving i was incarcerated in a jennings jail cell. i have

she works in tandem with jen psaki.earlier with james rosen fox's chief washington correspondent. >> welcome. >> thank you. >> with jen psaki taking over the white house communications, how are her relationships with reporters? >> i think by and large pretty good among the press corps oig i think she's well cared. she and marie are har of knew their brief. i of course as a fox news reporter wasn't getting the authorized leaks that some other reporters might have. >> it's in secret fox news is not the most popular outlet in the administration. so when you dealt with them any particular edge or blow back? >> no i think we got along pretty well given all circumstances. >> any area in which you fault them, with bill o'reilly, for example? >> sure there was that time when jen and maria ascribed sexism to bill o'reilly. i didn't think there was any basis for it. i think so some occasions giving a thumbs up while smiling about fairly serious matters might not have been well advised, but i think they command the respect of the

you can see why from jen a live picture there road are covered in snow and it quite frankly to use jen'sm dangerous to get around. jen fred, thank you. >>> coming up we will see what the snow looks like out your window tweet us using hash tag fox 29 snow, this is one right here. thank you so much i saw a commercial that said you can save $500 by switching to progressive. that was me, mom. [ laugh ] i thought you said "that was me, mom." [ laughter ] >>> winter storm making a mess of our region this morning. live radar showing where the storm is right now. >> lets take a live look at olde city. we have reporters every where checking out conditions for you. >> and we're also keeping an eye on your school closings and delays. we have them scrolling along the bottom of the screen all morning long. so we just heard atlantic city. >> camden city closed entirely. you can see other closures along the bottom of the screen. in philadelphia archdiocese schools and public schools on a two hour delay. >> good day everybody it is tuesday, february 17th good morning, just waking up, sue serio says it w

>> okay, jen. more on this with the panel. thank you. critics who are already hammering the president for not using words like islamic extreme i wases are not happy tonight with the fallout from the president's latest outreach at a white house summit on violent extremism. chief white house correspondent ed henry join us with that part of the story. >> reporter: the second day the president sounded a bit like he was in an ivory tower instead of in the middle of a war. president obama declared today the idea the west is at war with islam is an ugly lie and again spent more time explaining why young muslims. embrace terror than detailing how he actually plans to beat isis. >> where there is no order and no a path for advancement, that feeds instability and disorder and makes those communities ripe for extremist recruitment. >> reporter: are the republican chairman of the house homeland security committee michael mccall charged "sadly, that was summit without substance. we will not defeat these fanatic it is we refuse to define them for what

>> jen can't see it, but jen, this is bently with alex holley's face on the hood! >> thanks, rick.ce i'm making, too. >> i can't be working out because i am at the philadelphia auto show, but i wish i had time to work out but for everybody it is very sad, because i could look really hot like adrianna, but i don't have time. because i hate to tell you. >> jen please, stop. what is that thing? >> i used to be a mold, then i had this job and i have no time in the morning to go work out. >> no. >> it is just like the real thing from vaguest. >> and you're so close. >> i used to work out all the time, but then i had to make the money so now i'm short i look chubby, kind of short, i don't have the time for the make up. >> what? >> we'll be back homecoming? it's awesome. but with the citizens bank education refinance loan it gets even better. you know those people who pay a little extra and get all the legroom in coach? that could be you, if you refinance your student loans. i can refinance? yes, you could replace your current student loans with one new loan and save money on interest. so

well, jen is vastly underpaid.hat was a very -- when you're dealt the hand she is and you try to defend it you've got a tough job. look on the tactical level just sort of explaining looking at the evacuation it's really humiliating. this is after benghazi. it isn't as if we didn't know what was going to happen. the houthis took effective control of sanaa, the capital, a few weeks ago. a week ago they announced they were going to take over the government. this is not sudden. it isn't as if it happened overnight. and yet with all the planning they had to leave with the keys in the cars running. the marines humiliatingly had to remove their weapons and leave them behind. and u.s. why was there no military transport? there was no answer to that. i assume it's because the houthi government or the -- could not guarantee the safety or might have even said we're going to shoot you down. >> maybe the people death to america signs didn't really want to help us out too much. >> maybe when people hold those signs and they do t

. >> i'm cheryl jennings. a four star general with ties to the san francisco bay area. the story coming up. >> here is president obama, holding babies and greeting supporters today. >> yes, on a mission to step up the nation's response to the threat hackers pose to cyber security. >> the president arrived about 45 minutes ago or so accompanied by three bay area members of congress. >> the white house confirmed he will sign an order encouraging share are the threat information. >> abc7 news reporter vic lee is live for the arrival tonight. vic? >> that is air force one, of course, behind me. the motorcade took the president to san francisco and he should be at the fairmont hotel by now. this is a secure area of sfo. the president walked to the crowd from the plane. he shook hands with people and held a baby. he's not even running for office. president obama has a full day tomorrow attending a cyber security summit at stanford university. sony pictures was hacked, compromising date yaf executives and employees. north korea denied being behind the hack. before that, the vi

. >> we will ask jen she is a mom, with two lovely children. >> do you spank. >> we do not spank. have told my kid especially brody, in the old days, parents used to hit their kids so got news. it is a threat of what she would. they afraid of me. >> the the pop was talking about, gentlemen, panning expanding with dignity. >> yes. >> don't degrade them. >> yes. >> it is same thing that she was talking about alex was talking about do you know why you are in trouble. when we punish our kids and from a young age landry you are going upstairs do you know why. no. you just did this. let's try this again. landry do you know you why are in time out. no no. you have to tell the kid what is up. do i believe we're not talking about some of the things adrian peterson was accused of. we're talking about a punishment, thing and if he said it is okay, some kid responded, kids responded to different things. >> that is exactly right. >> jen, thanks a lot. >> i don't want people to think my parents were beating. but it was a conversation. they want mood he to focus. they did not do it my entire lif

was a champion and smart and dedicated woman had who died way, way too young i want to remember jen max and thank you her you know for what she did to make this possible so on a lighter note i want to recognize jeff who headed up the mayor's office of economic workforce development but (clapping.) - - i think what we'll do come up when i call our name thank you for all who made that that possible. >> deindividual was amazing worked with jessie for a number of years (clapping) da individual did the heavy lifting so da individual thanks for your perseverance da in a if i've missed you a lawyer in town that does entitlement work she was amazing i want to make sure she get our plaque and our architect on site was a guy by the name of david if you can come up david thank you for all your work (clapping) david is looked at after every daily in this building i appreciate it i don't know if the navy guys left but is tom in the room? okay. so tom is our onsite supervisor on the project and tom has worked very, very hard to make this project and fred our project manager thank you fred for you

well, that was cool. 8:43. >> lets go to jen. >> which fred, jen fred or jen joyce. >> jen fred. >> youi'm in harrison township. i wish there were some farm stores opened because there is a lot of farms here. we will talk about the roads as well. we will talk about the roads as well. harrison township s our hearts, our passion, our sense of taste,? a commitment to quality and a love of a place. we carefully craft the finest chocolate... ...so you can savor life's sweetest moments. we pour our hearts into every square. ghirardelli of san francisco. feels like each day liviis a game of chance.aine i wanted to put the odds in my favor. so my doctor told me about botox® an fda-approved treatment that significantly reduces headache days for adults with chronic migraine. 15 or more headache days a month, each lasting 4 hours or more. it's proven to actually prevent headache days. and it's injected by my doctor once every 3 months. the effects of botox® may spread hours to weeks after injection causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor right away, as difficulty swallowing, speaking, breathin

remember, what was it, last week jen was talking to herb mcgee. well, tonight he ising for his 1,000 career win. >> tonight he will do it. >> yes. >> coach mcgee's team will take on wilmington rams. they are at home here in philadelphia the coach mcgee, of course, known as the shot doctor. he knows how to make your shot look good. to some of the nba players, he has coach many nba players. he had has coach at philadelphia university his entire career and played there as well. he is in his forty-eighth year have of coaching. he will be soaked ncaa coach to win 1,000 wins. a as you know, duke's coach, coach k, reached 1,000 victories. at the the garden in new york. >> it would be great if coach mcgee gets it the at home. >> he will do it at home. >> confetti coming down, we will have cameras for sure. great guy. >>> music's biggest stars turnout for a little self hatred in the second installment, i like which jimmy kimmel does that, jimmy kimmel live mean tweets. this is a music digs. >> this is where celebrities read all of the mean tweet about them

. >> before we get into that jen psaki. >> there is a big day for jenpsaki and the white house. sometimes when you have an opening like that you would decide to bring in a game changer, someone with a new face, because frankly the white house could use that at the moment. the bush administration josh bolton decided to bring in tony snow, and unfortunately he passed away in 2008. the communications director is supposed to set the big message, the press secretary, it's like the difference between marketing and sales, marketing says here go out and sell this, and sales

joining me now, jen sackky. i know you read the intelligence and know what is going on there. richard has brought this home to us just in the powerful storlryes of these children who are being raped and traded as chatle by isis. >> i want to thank you and thank richard for bringing light to these types of story. the horrific atrocityies that women and children are becoming victims of at the hands of isil. this is an untold story about what's happening in syria, what's happening in iraq and something that we really all need to be talking about. it's something we're very focused on here at the state department. we have an international whole office on international women and girls. they talk about this frequently but we should all be screaming about how terrible this is. >> and i know the state department has a whole office as you point out, which we don't

jen ner's publicist tells cnn that he was not injured in the crash but one person died.n, two adults also sent to hospitals with injuries. the los angeles county sheriff's department is, of course, investigating this case. >>> and "nbc nightly news" anchor brian williams announced he's temporarily stepping down. he's under investigation by nbc over the accuracy of a story he told about his 2003 war mission in iraq. here's part of his statement. quote, i've decided to take myself off of my daily broadcast for the next several days and lester holt has kindly agreed to sit in for me to allow us to adequately deal with this issue. we will, of course, keep you posted on all of that. we're so grateful you started your morning with us. >>> "inside politics" is up next with john king and then "state of the union" with dana bash. have a great morning. >>> jeb bush talks poverty, immigration, and winning. >> eight years in exile is a long time. >> how his first big speech sets him apart from the gop pac. plus rand paul and chris christie stumble on the back scene questio -- vaccin

i'm cheryl jennings. have a great week. we'll see you >>> i just saw people run to the front of the door, and somebody came back trying. >> a petty crime leads to murder in san jose. witnesses described what happened. we begin with developing news in the shooting it happened last night at an east san jose shopping center. cornell bernard is live in the newsroom. >> reporter: so far no suspects in this case. a few stolen cigar may have been the reason a popular security guard lost his life. friends say he was always looking out for them. >> flowers and

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i'm cheryl jennings.eekend we focus different topics of people who live and work in the bay area. i'm proud to host the professional business women's conference coming up tuesday march 10th at moscone center south. this year's theme, one life, one legacy, making the most of it you. it was founded more than a quarter of a century ago by congresswoman jackie spear. he she's joining us with some of the issues -- you just got appointed to the house intelligence committee. >> it's's a heavy load. not only is it a lot to learn. but it's a heavy topic. what we do covertly and overtly through the cia, it's my job to make sure that the right questions are asked and that we don't engage on things like torture which senator feinstein did a fantastic job last year. >> you've been focusing on middle sexual trauma is a key issue for. you. >> the fact that 26,000 men and women will be assaulted in one year is and the military is not taking it seriously and now we're seeing it taken seriously. i just had an experience wi

. >> my gosh, jen, i know you have food restrictions in your house because every food allergies, stuffbake sales are not anything we haven't seen raise money for individual charities so they had bake sales right on the school property after school. saw them, you know, at the grocery store suburban square ardmore. now, i will say in terms of the nutritional rules in our district, i think a lot of people in our region where we see it, is valentine's day party, a lot of those are going on right now. halloween, even birthday treats. what they do now guys is say you're the cookie mom brinking in treats for so-and-so birthday. you also have to bring in strawberries. so, it is always funny because i always operate to bring in the strawberries, the kids don't touch them. it is always sometimes i ask the teacher like raspberry guy, strawberry guy? a loft times afternoon treat people will bring in, you know, like carrots and ranch or carrots and hummus or something like that but i will say look, they are really focused on it, the other thing you're seeing little bit of specially in this area, ki

i'm ama daetz sitting in for cheryl jennings. we have our guests in today talking more about black history month and the issues facing our black communities. judge, let's go back to you for a moment and talk a little about your initiative and some of the things you're doing. >> sure. two years ago -- actually last year some co-founders and i formed the african-american composer initiative. our mission is to bring the music of black composers to the world. margaret bonds, florence price, william grant still, joshua mcgee, those names are mostly unknown to people. they are all african-american composers, some of whom are no longer with us. joshua mcgee is just 29 years old. he's an amazing composer. so once a year, the last sunday in january, we do a concert and it's in tribute to african-american composers and it's done at the east side college prep tore school. if people are interested, they can go to our website and also contract us because we can put you in our database and let you know whenever our concerts take place. >> ever

back to you. >> nice work jen. we'll get back to you. 7 is also on your side tonight, folks, for another health matter for your heart. a draft report by the dietary guidelines advisory committee finds that cholesterol may not be as much of a dietary concern as it was once thought to be. the group will be making its final recommendations to the department of health and human services and the department of agriculture as well. we'll have more on those coming up on abc 7 news at 5:00 right here. >> speaking of the 5:00 news also coming up a crime alert. after two carjackings in a matter of minutes in northeast washington, what the two victims have in common. >> plus the "7 on your side" i-team get some results after we found a veteran cemetery filled with mud and holes. what maryland's veterans affairs secretary is promising new tonight at 5:00. tonight's powerball jackpot, it is worth $500 million. >> that's right. but your odds of actually winning it all, just 1 in 175,000 or so. >> you're saying there's a chance. >

. >> and abc7 news anchor cheryl jennings continuing reporting from afghanistan the bay area nonprofit transforming the afghan economy. >> clouds are getting thicker in the bay area sky now. we may actually have rainfall. i'll have the accu-weather forecast coming up. >> one bike is stolen every three hours in san francisco. but now, you can fight back. i'm michael finney. >>> sky 7 hd is live in a homicide in hercules. >> authorities got a call a short distance from lupine hills elementary school. >> you can see they have a house and a street around it cordoned off for the investigation. >> it's an estimated 4,000 bikes stolen in san francisco every year. >> yes, but now there is a new bay area bike owner a new way to protect your bike if you live in the city. >> that is right. michael? >> this is interesting. a nonprofit is celebrating it's one-year anniversary tonight and reuniting an owner with stolen bikes bikes. how this woman got her bike back. >> spike khan bought this bicycle after being diagnosed with breast cancer. >> started riding from the beach because it cleared my head

. >> and abc7 news anchor cheryl jennings continuing reporting from afghanistan the bay area nonprofit transforming the afghan economy. >> clouds are getting thicker in the bay area sky now. we may actually have rainfall. i'll have the accu-weather forecast coming up. >> one bike is stolen every three hours in san francisco. but now, you can fight back. i'm michael finney. ahead, ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ everybody deserves $73 fares. because wedding season can get expensive. book your low fare now at southwest.com. (mom) when our little girl was born we got a subaru. it's where she said her first word. (little girl) no! saw her first day of school. (little girl) bye bye! made a best friend forever. the back seat of my subaru is where she grew up. what? (announcer) the 2015 subaru forester (girl) what? (announcer) built to be there for your family. love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. >>> sky 7 hd is live in a homicide in hercules. >> authorities got a call a short distance from lupine hills elementary school. >> you can see they have a house and a street around it cordoned off for the investigation

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william jennings bryan. bryan's chapter in this story then reaches its peak during the scopes trial of 1925. but he was not alone. that is the important thing here. there were others, lots of others like william jennings bryan, traveling the countryside during these years, talking about traditional christianity. people like billy sunday, former professional athlete turned preacher. men like mordecai hamm. in 1923, 1924, hamm traveled the south, decrying the teaching of evolution in public schools. and as he did this, he also took the opportunity to take shots at other modern disciplines being taught at the modern university of the 1920's. things like sociology. economics. political science. here is one little excerpts from one of mordecai ham's sermons, 1924. here is what he said. this was delivered at north carolina and this was aimed squarely at the university of north carolina. this is the day of the false prophets and seeing the prophets of god lasted in the face and doing nothing. you put men in your co

what happened and why it would be self-defense. >> share jennings continues reports from afghanistan president has your security on his mind >> in our house, we do just about everything online. and our old internet just wasn't cutting it. so i switched us from u-verse to xfinity. they have the fastest, most reliable internet. which is perfect for me, because i think everything should just work. works? works. works! works? works. works. >>> a frightened las vegas teenager appeared in court on a murder charge his attorney says it was a road rage. what did happen and what the likely defense will be. >> standing in shackles sh 19-year-old eric nosh didn't speak in las vegas on monday morning he is accused of killing mother of four, tammy meyers in what police describeds a road rage murder but his lawyer says that is not what happened >> there was no road rage situation between tammy meyers and crystal meyers and anybody. >> police believe mier was giving her 15-year-old driveing lessons when nosh and another man threatened him, sparking what ended up as a gun battle between nosh and meye

but -- >> where's jen?know, there is no me. >> it is because you're live there, you're there jen. >> picture two dimensional, we can have you in 3d, girl. >> thank you girl. now, i want to tell people this. first of all the garden show, the suburban home and garden show in oaks, pa does not open until noon. don't be rushing out here, noon is when you open the door? >> 12:00. >> you're open saturday, sunday rain, shine snow, whatever? >> saturday 11:00 to 8:00 sunday 11:00 to 5:00. >> so thankful for you guys, you know, sponsoring fox 29 and obviously boscov's, as well. this is a really cool thing. if you went to my twitter, you can see that mike the camera guy got up close and personal with alex holley. that's something you can do, as well. we invite to you come, check out alex's room. then take a picture with her then use the fox 29 goodday hashtag on monday, we'll show all kind of you beautiful people, you know getting up close and personal with alex. now you don't kiss the sign. just stand next to it and

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what happened and why it would be self-defense. >> share jennings continues reports from afghanistan the new president has your security on his mind >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ everybody deserves $73 fares. because wedding season can get expensive. book your low fare now at southwest.com. >>> a frightened las vegas teenager appeared in court on a murder charge his attorney says it was a road rage. what did happen and what the likely defense will be. >> standing in shackles sh 19-year-old eric nosh didn't speak in las vegas on monday morning he is accused of killing mother of four, tammy meyers in what police describeds a road rage murder but his lawyer says that is not what happened >> there was no road rage situation between tammy meyers and crystal meyers and anybody. >> police believe mier was giving her 15-year-old driveing lessons when nosh and another man threatened him, sparking what ended up as a gun battle between nosh and meyers 22-year-old son brandon. >> facts seem to point to self-defense in this situation. it seems to explain the facts we have in front of us more sensibly than any other

>> jen fred. >> wow. >> jen fred and i. >> you say that is an opportunity. >> jen fred and i a had ahance to host the dancing like a star, they had eight couples, eight parents, they practiced for four to five weeks and then then they had a dance contest. you had todd bring your own cheering section. >> sure. >> they brought the the teams, the the families, they were at springfield country club and this was the official kick off in the irish community for st. patrick's day holidays that is coming up in a couple of weeks. congratulations to lou bradley and michelle quinn quinn, they took home a big giant disco ball, as the big prize there so they raised great money for the kid will in delaware county other at weekend. >> bob, i have never seen you with a suit coat on. >> i was just thinking that. >> that looks great. >> i will work on that i have a lot of comments after my 50 shades have gray appearance the other day when i put on the suit coat. >> that is right. >> i said what are you talking about. >> i threw through the suit coat on again. >> you looked good. >> somebody wanted to

the ice gets underneath and -- jen, don't worry. >> he's rusty.n phoenix the last three days. >> come on. thank you, bill. >>> coming up top at morning joe, the threat of isis. >>> plus new york reporting on the american hostage being held. from nbc's andrea mitchell. >>> back here, the trial of the man accused of killing navy s.e.a.l. chris kyle be postponed because of the success of the movie. and most reliable 4g lte network: verizon. with xlte, our 4g lte bandwidth has doubled in over 400 cities. and now, save without settling. get 2 lines with 10gb of data for just $110... ...or four lines for just $140. and get a $150 bill credit for each smartphone you switch. hurry! offers end february 4th. only on verizon. can this decadent, fruit topped pastry... ...with indulgent streusel crumble, be from... fiber one. fiber one streusel. >>> welcome back everybody. publicity surrounding the hit american sniper will not delay the trial of the man accused of killing navy s.e.a.l. chris kyle. the attorney argued that the trial should be delayed until the

. >> kit cat kline, do you want jen, is she going to talk about this? >> she's next one. >> they get comfortable though, if you move in, we're here now. i also red it delays the fact when will propose. he has already been living together. >> did your parents used to say, my mom used to say why buy the cow when you can get the the milk for free. >> we agree. >> pretty much. >> i'm just saying. >> what you are saying is marriage is just a way to get milk. >> yeah. >> on a regular basis. >> we have talk about this mike secret, if a guy or a woman wants him to propose and it has been a while. >> you cut him off if you know what i mean. then you you will be like let me get this ring. >> not a lorrainea bobbit. >> yes. >> i have friend, they are engaged now and they have been dating for six or seven years. girl i had to stop. >> she shut it down. >> that is kind of forcing his hand. >> it is not forcing it but a little push. >> jen, did you live with steve before you got married. >> no, we lived in different towns until a year after we were married. so, i nev

she has no idea, jen take it from there. >> okay.at is happening, woman thinks that her future fiance josh is still at work. she lives right in there. okay. we're in conshohocken. the guy's name is josh. the basically, look at over here. the thinks like sixth and harring street. thinks where all of the family is hair, make up, because she's about to get woken up, hey, are you ready to go. we're live on tv. nick, are you ready. >> we are live on tv, and this is the groom. hi josh. you are about to walk in and surprise the heck out of your girl friend and propose. >> and probably get punched in the face. hopefully she says yes good where does she think you are. >> at work. >> do you work overnight. >> no, i get to work early. >> so you already left. >> yes. >> you got to take a shower. >> i got her in the shower last night. >> hi, how are you. >> very quiet. >> we're getting ready. we are about to go on the air. you are on the air. we will do this marriage proposal. she will say yes. then we will take her back to the station. >> you ke

>> what we need to be looking out for, jen?> yes, there is a lot of things that reasons why you should not ignore them. you shouldn't shake it off, if you l this guy hangs out with the eagles but he want to help the kids, as well. so they are stretching. no jumping jacks here. doing dynamic stretching. we'll give you some signs it might be something more than just growing pains, with doctor lee dave: the effect that standardized testing is having on our students is already coming through, it's already showing, and they haven't even taken the test yet. my first-grader came home the other day and cried, because he couldn't - he didn't feel like going to karate practice. after he was done with his work, he said, "mom, i'm just tired," and started to cry. in first grade. what are we doing? what are we doing to our kids? >> today felt like we were sleeping in. >> last night, sell the alarm, an hour later? >> don't let the bosses get mid idea about this 3:00 a.m. start up. >> i'll talk to them. >> from the american foundation of suic

>> okay, so, jen is up at jack frost big boulder. >> love that place. >> hey, jen? >> oh, ladies and gentlemen, 1980 called. they want their sled back. >> this thing is called a throw back. matt, show them thousand works. no bindings. how jake burton started. they're saying it is for everybody. we'll talk about this, skiing by you. sweet moves, man. we're in the pocono mountains this morning. here, jake burton, i got you, baby. 1981. what? we'll talk about this cool n jacklyn: our middle schools have classes that are devoted for test prep. my kids only have a half a year science and a half a year social studies to make room for preparing for the test. gina: we have no after-school programs, we have no freshman sports, we have no extra anything... okaikor: we're cutting those programs to make way for test prep. and we're not taking in to all the other things that makes a child whole. gina: we are setting our kids up to fail. >> when burton started skiing in the 408's, went down attached to a rope, no bindings, no fear. now burton seeing a throw backboard, again, no b

people are jailed by the cities of jennings and ferguson because of unpaid debt.they are held there. they're not appointing an attorney. they're told that if they come up with a certain amount of money, they can leave that day. if they don't have that money, they're threatened with indefinite detention in the jail. these folks are not brought before a judge in the time required under law. they are told on a daily basis that if they only had $1,000 this day, $500 the next day, in sort of an arbitrary way, what they call a bobdnd is rediceuced from day-to-day. they have the money, they cabn get out and if they don't -- the conditions in the jail are deplorable. >> i want to ask you about that. that's one of the things that caught my attention. in the law, you describe the conditions. people were denied toothbrushes. forced to share a single unclean toilet. enduring untreated infections in open wounds. given insufficient food and water leading to weight loss and dehydration. surrounded by walls smeared with mucus and blood. i mean all for allegations related to a tra

. >>> lets get to jen, hey jen, what are you up to. >> well, i have a new friend that we cannot leave her anymore and daddy is cooking us breakfast. we are here at engine 49 with the next food network star. she will tell you whether daddy won the whole show. can't say a word. he will make some great chow. looking awesome already. (vo) at jennie-o, we heard of a place in iowa where every thursday people ride ten miles for tacos. we thought we'd show up and surprise them with a better kind of taco, made with jennie-o ground turkey, cooked thoroughly to 165. (mom) i'd feed my kids turkey tacos over regular tacos any day. (woman) i think that they're light and they're just fresh tasting. (vo) it's time for a better taco. (kid) the tacos tonight were pretty much perfect. (vo) make the switch. look for jennie-o ground turkey at a store near you. >>> updating our breaking news we are looking live at sky fox over a disable septa warminster regional rail line train that is stacked and pack with 500 commuters, this morning. this all went wrong when overhead wires were pulled down by the train,

last night, "women's day" magazine honored jen in new york city. look at her with her red dress award. this was for her efforts to increase awareness of human heart issues and tonight, jen is pushing that message even further hosting a heart health phone bank right here at the "7 on your side" help desk. jen, congratulations. that's fantastic and you deserve it. >> i'm still floating and dreaming. in new york city, who would have known four years ago i was lying in a bed at washington hospital center that i would be honored and humbled by such an award in new york city. listen, we are live right now. as you know, i had a heart attack when i was 36 years old. my artery ripped like a piece of fabric. it is a condition that affects mainly women. and heart disease is the number one killer of women. that's why we've brought in all of these area cardiologists and heart experts and a heart attack survivor. and i want you to know who is here answering the phones because they're open and that number 703-236-9220. we have medstar georgetown university hospit