you are on with our guest, jillian berman of marketwatch.aller: i actually have probably three questions in one. i went to a private christian college from 2006 to 2010 to become a minister. first question is, was ministers removed from the public service list in 2008? why? what are my options as a minister? .uest: that's a good question unfortunately right now people working for religious organizations do not qualify for it. i want to say and around 2012 there is a push by a lot of ministers, clergy, to try to include them in the program. that sort of way and a little ned of it. for now can rely on income-based programs if you want to pay it off as a percentage of your income. even if you don't qualify for public service loan forgiveness they do offer forgiveness after at least 20 years of repayment. there is a light at the end of the tunnel with those but unfortunately clergy typically do not qualify. host: were ministers always off the list overly removed? but myi'm not 100% sure impression is they were not ever on the list. host: judy is

smith and jillian nulchar. gary, you first.ou saw drop healthcare reform and get on with cutting taxes. is that your point of view? >> exactly. we ran healthcare up the flagpole. nobody saluted. let's move on. maybe we circle back. the bigger issue, the bigger driver of economic growth is going to be tax reform. that includes both tax cuts and tax simplification. so i'll leave you with one point. every study, stuart, over the last 15 years has shown a positive relationship between decreasing taxes and increasing the gdp. i don't know why you wouldn't do it. >> stuart: okay. your a democrat. >> yes. >> stuart: do you want to keep obamacare as collapses and not cut taxes? >> one, i would disagree it's collapsing. as a cbo said, it's not in a death spiral. the market is stabilizing. >> stuart: it's in a death spiral. >> if you think that obamacare is a disaster, if you think it's collapsing, what do you think is up with the american healthcare act that the republicans are trying to push? >> stuart: so you want to keep on discussin

so jillian, let employee ask you first.lot of people will be infuriated by certain statements there. some people will think that's refreshingly honest. >> yeah. >> truthfully, all presidents miss their former lives. he certainly had no idea what he was getting into but what is your take on that statement. >> first of all, it cracks me up. i didn't know that backhanded humor was a thing. this is an admission of humility and the challenges of the office. that's a really positive thing for trump. we're certainly seeing him changing his opinion on some things, letting the realities of the office shape his policy and i view that as unequivocally positive. >> jonathan, do you feel the same way? i mean, obviously he gets to insert his old life at mar-a-lago and some other trump joints as much ase can. what do you make of that honesty? >> i'm not willing, unlike jillian, to put drt and humility in the same sentence at least not gualeet she said that's the closest thing we've gotten to some type of hubris. i don't think it was categ

jillian, let me start with you.t do you think is at the forefront with all of these different issues as they meet today? >> number one and two is most definitely going to be the trade and economic relationship with china. then also the defense relationship with china. i think that because of what happened in syria this week, that will also feature on the agenda between the two leaders. they're going to be focused on hammering out this strategic frame work for the financial aspects of this relationship. it is not clear which relationship this will go. it's great this is being held at mar a-lago. that's a friendlier environment, a more social environment than camp david where these kinds of foreign policy summits are traditionally held. i give the administration kudos going with mar a-lago. it doesn't mean they will emerge from this best friend. this is not a revisit. this is not the same kind of visit he had with prime minister abe. this is much more different, as the president even tweeted. >> melissa: there are so

i would describe jillian as creative, beautiful obviously, a wonderful mother.

jillian, your reaction to spicer's reaction?predictable if you look at candidate trump, he gave you whiplash, even just his shift on health care alone has been profound. what we're seeing is he's going into it with a perspective of a businessman which is what people liked about him throughout the election. he's not an ideological guy. that's why it really matters who is advising him. it will be interesting to see if his constituency sticks with him. i think that's the political dynamic, he's going into office as a businessman trying to figure out what works. he's not coming into it with the background and ideology of a political scientist. >> what donald trump would be perceived as is pragmatic to his own success, and embellishing that success, to success breeds success. >> what do you make of sean spicer's statement that people are evolving, does that make sense? >> no. trump is not a political scientists. it's a welcome development because he's recognizing -- in the campaign, you can throw out the red meat. in government you h

your money segment on washington journal and this week we feature reporting done by jillian berman, who covers in part, the student loan industry and particularly issues concerning student loan forgiveness to those who work in the public sector. good morning. guest: thanks for having me. host: public service loan forgiveness. for those who may not be familiar, what is it? guest: a program signed into law by george w. bush in 2007 which allows borrowers in public service to say you work for the government or for a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, you are a teacher, things like that, to have loans forgiven after 10 years if they make payments for the entire 10 years. host: if they make the payments all the debt they have accumulated aside from that gets forgiven? guest: exactly. it is tax-free which is different from other programs. in other cases there is a tax consequence. host: who qualifies as far as what type of public service? guest: a little bit of controversy surrounding meant now. what's pretty clear is if you work for the government at any federal,ate, local, you qualify. if you work for a

is this the president trying to change the conversation here, jillian? >> exactly. we know very well that when donald trump tweets, you have to look at this a bit like an aggie that kristi novel, where's the body and who done it. a master of distraction in every sense. he has a lot of reasons to want to change the conversation. quite apart from this dramatic revelation about flynn, we've also got the fact that he's got his 100 day milestone with no legislative achievements whatsoever, and he's just released a rather -- mnuchin released the tax plan with gary cohn full of questions and holes and is already being heavily criticized on all sides. trump has a lot of reasons to change the conversation. >> scott taylor joining me now, scott taylor is a republican congressman from over the bridge here, from virginia. he is also a member of the appropriations committee. congressman, thanks so much for your time this afternoon. and again, we're waiting for sean spicer, the press secretary, to take to the podium there. meanwhile, let me start you with one of the questions tha

. >> harris: kind of piggybacking off of what jillian said, is making nice with certain members of the media the same thing as resonating with the rest of the country question i think that's assuming that the rest of the country all agree is with more liberal members of the mainstream media. maybe they don't all. >> chris: it's a dozy dough. trump is doing a lot of media interviews right now. he's doing a lot of mainstream media interviews, the outreaches there, the white house is conducting itself in a much more hospitable, open way, vis-a-vis the press briefings. at the same time, he is moderating his position. he's saying, nafta, we are going to nuke nafta, but maybe we like it. he thought originally he was going to go to pennsylvania and announced that nafta was dead, he is going to go there and say -- into those things, but simultaneously, you do other things, like the ones our colleague described what the base know i'm still with you. i think it is significant that you want to spend or hundredth day with the voters in the state. that's awesome. it is about the union and the yang

also, our focus on public service loan forgiveness programs with marketwatch reporter jillian berman. that is here live on c-span television and on c-span radio. the senate will be back this week on c-span two. newsmakers is next. thank you for joining us. hope you enjoy the rest of your weekend. have a great week ahead. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ announcer 1: there on c-span this morning, newsmakers is next with democratic congressman john yarmuth of kentucky. then john kelly talks about national security threats and top priorities for his department. later supreme court oral arguments in the separation of church and state. is congressmans john yarmuth also announced during the break he will be a candidate for reelection, a seventh turn if you successful -- term if you successful. that may ask

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jillian harris is now an hgtv host. she's engaged to 8-month-old leo's daddy, justin pasutto.eanna, now a mom of two, confessed she's seriously sleep-deprived. >> i was asleep before the clock turned to 9:01. and emily maynard gibson, well, she's got a family of five. >> i worry about gibson's safety around jennings. he loves to kiss him. >> all of us moms love posting pics of our family. the toughest part about that is the mom shaming. >> i didn't put sun screen, i'm like, how do they know? >> i lowered them to take. picture. i was like, i lowered them. >> you know, somebody says something about me, fine, whatever. the minute you talk about my kid, oh, i will come after you. >> don't talk about children. >> never >>> all right, would you ever let molly become the bachelorette? >> i met her dad, my husband. after doing the show. >>> a different baby when we next on kron-4 news at eight: a gruesome discovery in the north bay... a dozen dead dogs found near a trail. now neighbors fear their animals aren't safe. after a group of teens robbed passengers on bart. another woman come

i would describe jillian as creative, beautiful obviously, a wonderful mother.worthy. he's devoted. he's a great husband and father. and i love him.

jillian harris is now an hgtv host. she's engaged to 8-month-old leo's daddy, justin pasutto.eanna, now a mom of two, confessed she's seriously sleep-deprived. i ate a sandwich in bed at 9:00 with a glass of wine. >> i a wassleep before the clock turned to 9:01. and emily maynard gibson, well, she's got a family of five. >> i worry about gibson's safety around jennings. he loves to kiss him. it's more like a head butt. >> all of us moms love posting pics of our family. the toughest part about that is the mom shaming. we were in hawaii. people were commenting i didn't put sun screen i'm like how do they know. >> then people were saying things about the car seat. >> i lowered them to take the picture. i was like, i lowered them. >> you know, somebody says something about me, fine, whatever. the minute you talk about my kid, oh, i will come after you. >> don't talk about children. >> ever ever ever >> never >>> all right, would you ever let molly become the bachelorette? here's the thing because i did the show >> i met her dad, my husband, after doing the show. how could i say n

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in return 33-year-old jillian tate will testify against her former boyfriend. jerry lee, in this case. and they allege that 3-year-old scott mcmillan was held upside down and beaten with whips and a frying pan and he was founded in hire home in 2014. and tate faces 64 to 128 years in prison and his wife amber also pleaded guilty today to reckless endangerment for not reporting dangerous conditions. >>> newcastle county police are trying to track down the individual who kidnapped and sexually assaulted a 4-year-old girl on april 6th in wilmington. tonight members of the community are invited to address their concerns. live at john dickinson high school is christie aleto. there should be a combination of information and emotion there tonight. >> reporter: that is right. that meeting just started but police won't be able to give too much information to residents because they don't want to jeopardize the case, they have obtained the surveillance video and combing through it to identify the suspect. >> we want our residents to remain vigilant and report suspicious a

but stars david duchovney and jillian andersen both on board to reprise their roles as mulder and scullyroducer chris carter signed on as well. >> right. whole gang. last year's limited revive sal, catapulting it to number three show behind empire and big bang theory. the numbers might be a little skewed. >> because one of the episodes came after the super bowl. >> lead-in audience this big. still, so many people excited. >> yes, should have like prefaced this skinny here, nerd alert city. >> right. i raise my hand. >> yeah. >> anyway. >> we move on. >> yeah, yes, it is. it is. >> you could argue another nerd alert. hbo releasing. awe all 15 first look photos. don't tell me what happens. >> i know. >> you mean, back dressed in some sort of foxy outfit? >> these photos showing everything from cecre on the iron throne with jamie at her side. >> no. >> they're telling us everything. >> to, i that. let her do it. let it go. and they make landfall, sorry, i am not watching, but i guess i am going to have to start. >> deneres, she is great. loving it. and if assumptions about the photo are cor

so she was jillian's best friend when she came n she's now mine. >> yes. >> hopefully soon, somebody but do adopt a pet if you are ready, willing, able to do it. erie avenue headquarters saturday and sunday from 10 to 5:00 p.m., monday through friday one to eight, just cat pspca. >> yes, watch those spring plants and when they start begging and your petties overweight, go play with them. >> thanks, carroll. >>> here's what we have coming up in our next half an hour of "eyewitness news", pope francis celebrates easter mass at the vatican, uplifting message he is delivering to the faithful. >>> and in coat for your sunday best how warm will it get and later this week, that is when "eyewitness news" continues. beggin' skinny strips or beggin' black label? there's two?! now this is a delicious dilemma! introducing new beggin' strips premium edition. twwwoooooo?!?! with real meat as ingredient one. everything to your liking? mmm mmmmm... new beggin' strips premium. becaussssseeee beggin'! by the time the drugs rannd wout, i was addicted.. it happened so fast. i ended up on the streets, wh

three-year-old little boy has made plea deal to avoid the death sentence in he can change for lesser charges, jillianate has agreed to testify against her ex-boyfriend in his capital murder trial. police say the couple tortured little scott mcmillan in their coatesville trailer home eventually killing him in 2014. tate has pleaded guilty to third degree murder. >>> a big showing of support tonight for a korean war veteran who just lived through an absolutely traumatizing experience. now in the wee hours of this morning, armed men busted into his bustleton home, tied him up and got away with some of his most treasured possessions. our dave schratwieser is live at philadelphia police headquarters with a story that fox 29 has been on top of all day long. dave? >> reporter lucy, some new developments tonight. police have recovered some of the items stolen from the victim's home during that home invasion this morning. those items were found at a house in kensington tonight along with the victim's 1986 cadillac. all this during a big show of support for the victim. over 50 warriors watch rider's cruised pa

jillian turner a former white house security council staffer under president george w. bush and barack obama, a fox news contributor as well. when the press asks sean spinor at the white house, what does he mean by solving north korea? what do you think that looks like, if you are somebody who wants to see a peaceful resolution? >> if you're someone who wants to see a peaceful resolution, that looks to me like some kind of a diplomatic or political answer to the problem which we all know, unfortunately, doesn't exist, because presidents, over the last 40 years, have been trying this to no success. so i think what the trump administration is probably considering is an array of options, from political and diplomatic levers like financial sanctions, to something more robust, some kind of military intervention. kinetic action. the unenviable problem to try to solve. i really -- it's one of those countries today where there's no good options, so you're really choosing from an array of options and they range from bad to not plausible. >> dana: last week president trump met wi

jillian? yeah? you're not married.more of a boyfriend. how long have you been dating? ...a potential boyfriend, yeah. so he's your friend. (whisper) chiropractor. ♪ ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: welcome back to the "the daily show." my guest tonight is the ranking member of the house intelligence committee. please welcome democratic congressman adam schiff! ( cheers and applause ) ♪ welcome to the show. >> thank you, great to be with you. >> trevor: oh, wow, what a great time to have ow on the show as well. you are the ranking democrat of the house intelligence committee. just real quick for people who are not completely sure, me being one of them, what is the house intelligence committee actually meant to do? >> first of all, we neat plea floors below the capitol in a windowless room we affectionately call the bunker where the news is bad all the time. ( laughter ) basically the intelligence agencies come to us and they say, these people are trying to kill us, these people are trying to kill us and, by the way, t

jillian? yeah? you're not married. i mean, if we're giving it a term... sure i guess he's more of a boyfriend. how long have you been dating? so he's your friend. (whisper) chiropractor. ♪ hey you've gotta see this. cno.n. alright, see you down there. mmm, fine. okay, what do we got? okay, watch this. do the thing we talked about. what do we say? it's going to be great. watch. remember what we were just saying? go irish! see that? yes! i'm gonna just go back to doing what i was doing. find your awesome with the xfinity x1 voice remote. >>> golden state takes game one. 121-109, good start in the playoffs, guys as we had the upset yesterday with utah tnt's got houston and oklahoma city, that should be a great matchup, mark. >> mark: that's going to be battle all throughout. two spectacular players, that's going to be fun. >> mike: mreen while in the east, boston and chicago tonight. jeff. >> jeff: going up against a good chicago team. that was really a revelation. >> mike: well done, guys.

jillian tate's plea deal prevents her from getting the death penalty. prosecutors say they will pursue against the boyfriend gary three felton the third. >>> ancestry blows the cover of a lansdale man authorities say was using a stolen identity. this is the suspect. john vincent authorities say he escaped from a halfway house in text, went to a graveyard and stole the identity of a baby buried there. nathan laskowski. in 1996. he lived with that identity 21 years until december when when the aunt logged on to ancestry.com >> our son's birth certificate, death certificate came up, which she fully expected. after that, a marriage license came up. and so that's what started it. >> vincent is in federal custody tonight. if convicted he faces a minimum mandatory two-year federal prison sentence. >>> a chester woman is facing charges for allegedly straw purchasing handguns that ended up on the street she's behind bars on $10,000 bail, she purchased nine guns for a relative she believed had a criminal record and couldn't buy the guns himself. if convicted she

three three-year old jillian tait, also pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit first degree murder and child endangerment. her plea, spared her the death penalty, prosecutors say that they will pursue death penalty against tait's boyfriend gary lee fellenbaum the third. >>> in the trial of the eric frein, jurors heard entry from the journal he kept during seven week manhunt for him in the poconos. at one point frein says police were about a football field away from him. he is accused of shooting and killing one trooper, injuring another, outside blooming grove state police barracks in pike county in 2014. >>> a woman is facing felony charges for allegedly straw purchasing handguns, that ownedded up on the street. thirty-five year-old vicky towns pneumonia perez is behind bars on $10,000 bail. authorities say that she purchased, nine guns for a relative who she believed had a criminal record and could not buy guns themselves. >> if you are go to provide a gun, to someone, who should not have that gun, whether they are a convicted felon or someone with a serious mental illness we will fo

let's go to katie freights and jillian melchior. put off by the idea -- we know that president trump is a man of decision, a businessman who makes quick decisions and changes his mind when he sees something is not working. so katie, do you think that that's going to be good enough with respect to his core supporters, particularly those in congress who he needs to help push through legislation? >> we'll see, part of this is making deals, and part of it is compromise, realizing you're wrong or giving more information after the fact and changing opinion. that's what happens. part of being a responsible politician. a lot more people should do that. part of this with obamacare he has to work with the freedom caucus, he has to work with the thursday group. these are the people who said no to everything he wanted to do. obamacare, tax reform, americans are going to have to do something in the next cycle. charles: jillian, since the week obamacare shares, and just today our session started falling apart as news of the mother of all bombs st

jillian? yeah? you're not married. i mean, if we're giving it a term... sure i guess he's more of a boyfriend. how long have you been dating? ...a potential boyfriend, yeah. so he's your friend. (whisper) chiropractor. ♪ hey you've gotta see this. cno.n. alright, see you down there. mmm, fine. okay, what do we got? okay, watch this. do the thing we talked about. what do we say? it's going to be great. watch. remember what we were just saying? go irish! see that? yes! i'm gonna just go back to doing what i was doing. find your awesome with the xfinity x1 voice remote. >>> golden state takes game one. 121-109, good start in the playoffs, guys as we had the upset yesterday with utah winning. tnt's got houston and oklahoma city, that should be a great matchup, mark. >> mark: that's going to be battle all throughout. two spectacular players, that's going to be fun. >> mike: mreen while in the east, boston and chicago tonight. jeff. >> jeff: going up against a good chicago team. that was really a revelation. >> mike: well do

jillian tate's plea deal prevents her from getting the death penalty. prosecutors say they will pursue against the boyfriend gary three felton the third. >>> ancestry blows the cover of a lansdale man authorities say was using a stolen identity. this is the suspect. john vincent authorities say he escaped from a halfway house in text, went to a graveyard and stole the identity of a baby buried there. nathan laskowski. in 1996. he lived with that identity 21 years until december when when the aunt logged on to ancestry.com >> our son's birth certificate, death certificate came up, which she fully expected. after that, a marriage license came up. and so that's what started it. >> vincent is in federal custody tonight. if convicted he faces a minimum mandatory two-year federal prison sentence. >>> a chester woman is facing charges for allegedly straw purchasing handguns that ended up on the street she's behind bars on $10,000 bail, she purchased nine guns for a relative she believed had a criminal record and couldn't buy the guns himself. if convicted she

jillian, i want to go to you first.ial reaction to these strikes overnight. >> well, i think that this sent a clear signal not only to the assad regime but to its main sponsors on the ground, ie the russia and iranian regimes and at the end of the day the biggest success here is really not tactical, it's more strategic. it's going to give us tremendous leverage moving forward if we hope to have a hand in really trying to put an end to the civil war inside that country. steve: carl, something we have seen before historically before any military action is taken, the white house will go to the united nations, try to build a coalition and stuff like that. make sure we have got a lot of people on board with whatever we are going to do before we fire the tomahawks like we see right there. but, instead, president trump said 48 hours after this poison gas attack in syria, i'm going to do it by myself. i'm not going to the united nations because i want the element of surprise. because you go to the u.n., suddenly they tell the b

jillian nelson is on the autism spectrum.he makes them like every single nerve in her body is on fire. she will snuggle under a weighted blanet. for others weighted clothing can be disruptive. >> one of the big problems is that people become acclimated to the pressure and so that means that if they're wearing a weighted vest or a tight fitting knit garment they have to take that off at a certain point. >> the compression vest is controlled by an app so users can send pressure to that vest only when they need it. >> that was a chilly and damp way to start our week but we're in some weather whiplash. i'm tracking 80s by the ends of the week in your most accurate weather forecast. >> and all new at 5:00. now on display the artifact that just arrived in our area and it's religious significance. >> announcer: this is nbc10 news. >>> tonight the voice contestant from the poconos will try again to win america's hearts. we've been telling you about this since he started his journey on the nbc singing competition ♪ >> he's just 19 yea

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reporters, kristen welker and kasie hunt for analysis and politico's jake sherman, financial times jillianael steele and the former fbi double agent and he is also author of the memoir "how to catch a russian spy." kristen, let me start with you in the white house briefing room, again we are expecting sean spicer will get a handful of questions about this today, we learned about this new investigation into michael flynn just a few hours ago, we also learned that flynn was warned about all of this well in advance of accepting the money. what's he being accused of again and why are democrats accusing this white house of covering up for him? >> so just to recap, michael flynn is accused of failing to seek permission to receive money from officials related to connections with foreign entities, foreign

new on "action news" a chester county mother has plead guilty to murdering her own son. 33-year-old jillian tate was charged in 2014 in the death of scott mcmillan beat with metal rods and left to die in coatesville. and tate agreed to plead guilty to third degree murder and to testify against her ex-boyfriend also charged in the murder. this spares her a possible death sentence. >>> in delaware police are getting ready to hold a meeting with a child sexual assault case. she was abducted on thursday night. and she was found walking alone in a park miles away from the scene and almost a week later nobody has been arrested. "action news" spoke to the police in an investigation and we'll have the latest in a live report at 4:30. >>> lets go back to the white house, where we expect to hear from president trump. he is now taking the podium following that meeting with nato's leader. lets listen in. >> secretary general it's a pleasure to welcome you to the white house especially at such an important moment in our great alliance. i also want to acknowledge the great work being done by our secretar

in exchange for lesser charges, jillian tate has agreed testify against her ex-boyfriends in his capitol murder trial. the couple tortured little scott mcmillan in their coatesville trail or home eventually killing him back in 2014. tate previously pled guilty to third degree murder. >> popular geneology website helps lead to the arrest of lansdale man for identity theft. but this is no ordinary case. in october of 1972 nathan was born, but he died two month later. well, recently his aunt was looking up family history on ancestory. com when she discovered something strange. turns out investigators say john vincent assumed nathan's identity two decades agoment prosecutors say vincent escaped from a texas halfway-house in march of 1996, and used nathan's name to start a new life in pennsylvania. vincent has been charged with numerous offenses, if convicted he faces a lengthy prison sentence and a half million dollars fine. >> a show of support for korean war veteran in the city bustleton section, comes in the wake of two arm men, pushing their way into 88 year old peter laboota's home wedn

joining us in washington, which in general dakota was from the heritage foundation and jillian terrien, former member of the white house security council under presidents bush and obama. do you see any unintended consequences from this attack in syria? >> um, there's always a possibility for unintended consequences. i feel like the demonstration would not do this if they had not gamed out the potential side effects here. there's always a risk wherever the united states undertake military action abroad, whether or not we have come under direct attack or not, there will be risks here. this is not offensive action, as you know. that the united states was very have taken. the russians shows a side in the syrian conflict a few years ago when they decided to insert themselves under it under the false pretense of fighting isis. this is a smart move and a brave, bold move on the part of the u.s. but really defensive. >> bill: you were in the obama white house, i will play two sound bites with kerry and susan rice. "we didn't negotiate it, we didn't need to go to war," that was the mantra of pr

i was born with this, you made a statement last time, when you were with jillian weis, a guy 35, i'm trans and i'm going to go be a woman now, and that i'm going to get federal funds for women's issues. that's totally -- that does not happen in the trans community. you are basically born this way. i've dealt with these issues since i was this big. it is not something that is just a whim. >> tucker: by the way, hold on. just to be clear, i would never argue it was done on a whim. i don't believe that. i didn't mean to suggest that. i do think that there are real life issues around this question. here is one of them, obviously sports you know very well. a transgender woman just won a major weight lifting title. some people said this is someone who has a massive physical advantage over the other en tra -- entrants. >> we're getting off the subject of my book. the li olympic committee is way ahead of identifying transgender issues and competing. all the way back when i was '7 women had saliva test, to make sure they were female. we had the east german women and the soviet women and all t

in exchange for lesser charges, jillian tate has agreed testify against her exboyfriend, and his capitolder trial. police say the couple tortured little scott mcmillan in their coatesville trail or home, eventually killing him in 2014. tate has pleaded guilty to third degree murder. >> a popular geneology website led to the arrest every lansdale man for identity theft. but his is no ordinary case. in october of 1972 nathan was born, but he died two month later, well, recently his aunt was looking up family history on's zesty. com, discovered something strange, turns out, investigators say, a man named john vincent assumed nathan's identity two decades ago. prosecutors say vincent escaped from a texas halfway-house in march of 1996 and used nathan's name to start a new life in pennsylvania. vincent has been charged with numerous offenses, if convicted, he faces a lengthy prison sentence and a half million dollars fine. >>> a show of support for korean war veteran in city bustleton section, comes in the wake of two armed men, pushing their way, into 88 year old peter laboota's home, then t

three-year-old son makes a plea deal to avoid a possible death sentence n exchange for lesser charges jilliane has agreed to testify against her ex-boyfriend in his capitol murder trial. police say the couple tortured little scott mcmillan and coatesville trailer home eventually killing him in 2014. tate has pleaded guilty to third degree murder. >>> everyone who was on that united airlines flight in and watched fellow passenger for sis ablely violently removed is getting a free ticket. and two more aviation officers involved in that confrontation well they're now suspended. >> that brings the total now to five. the company ceo says he felt ashamed when he saw this video. dr. david doo being dragged off that plane on sunday. now he initially blamed the doctor in a memo sent out within the company earlier this week. but did a complete flip flop in tv interviews. >> do you think he's at fault in any way? >> no. he can't be. he was a paying passenger sitting on our seat in our aircraft and no one should be treated that way. period. >> doctor dao is still being treated in a hospital in chicago. w

the details are disturbing. 33-year-old jillian tate bleed guilty to third degree murder today. police say she and her boyfriend 25-year-old gary lee fellenbaum the third taped the little boy chair and beat him unconscious. she faces up to 128 years in prison. prosecutors have said they will seek the death penalty for fill len obama. >>> pennsylvania's lieutenant governor mike stack is on the hot seat tonight. >> this following an investigation on how he treats staff including state police troopers. stack a former philadelphia area state senator faced reporter today's. >> jeff cole joins us in the studio with what the lieutenant governor had to say. >> had a lot to say lucy. stack had his dancing shoes on wednesday as reporters repeatedly pressed him on whether he swore at state troopers who drive him around and verbally abuse staff as lieutenant governor's mansion where he lives. according to stack's office pennsylvania's inspector general has opened a probe of his behavior. notification came in a letter from the org to stack on monday. sources have told several news organizati

i'm joined by jillian ted. she interviewed president trump. thank you, jilln, joining us.d you have a sense of the degree of sensitivity that he needs to use in dealing with someone, perhaps, as sed to explode as kim jong-un. >> i don't think president trump that creates sensitivity of anybody. and two things came out of our interview with president trump, another white house official from friday, first, that there's a rising level of concern, serious concern about what's going on, which, frankly, is not surprising because of of the security intelligence report that actually north korea is close to putting together what it needs to send an intercontinental ballistic missile and it could technology, too, to put on that. secondly, trump is a man who is a deal maker. he is renowned for talking very tough and trying to cow his rival opponents and backtracking a bit. so it's very hard to tell whether he's actually just talking tough ahead of the crucial summit on thursday to hoping the chinese relent or he does mean he'll go to learn. >> well, when i interviewed him about a yea

three three-year old jillian tait pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit, first degree murder, and childnding accounts. her plea prevents her from getting the death penalty. prosecutors say that they will pursue the death penalty against tait's boyfriend, gary , the third. >>> the chicago aviation department says that two additional officers are now on leave in the aftermath of the passenger dragging incident at o'hare airport. meantime, we're getting a new look at new video from aboard that united express plane. >> i'm not going. >> yes, you are. >> i'm not going. >> a passenger sitting behind doctor david dao took video in an interview united's ceo oscar munoz said he felt ashamed of the doctor being dragged off. he has promised to review airline passenger removal policy, munoz also apologized to the doctor, his family and other passengers on the plane. >>> meantime new jersey governor chris christie is speaking out about the incident. >> this is unacceptable to have someone pay for a ticket, reserve a seat, be seated, and then dragged off the plane physically by law enforcement office

david duchovny and jillian anderson are returning as molder and scully.more than nine seasons going from break outsci-fi favorite to massive and global hit. >> the truth. >> the truth is out . >> [laughter] >>> the truth is it is really warm out there at 5:16. >> it is. >> mike thomas. >> quite the opposite start from yesterday where there was a noticeable chill in the atmosphere. not today. it feels like a summer morning. temperatures starting in the mid 60's around the d.c. region. again just about everybody -- i don't see any 50's -- cambridge 59 degrees. they're the cool spot. other than thaev the 60's to start the day. we are track something showers off across northern portions of maryland, up through hagerstown, northern portions of the virginia panhandle. this looks like it will primarily stay off to the north, maybe a couple of light showers popping up right around d.c. for the time being but that's about it. much like yesterday, once that gets out of here, we will be in the clear for at least the first part of the afternoon. another chance of sto