here we go again, joan? joan: yes, just think what will happen in late june. we'll get a ruling in this and it will be right before the twoen political conventions and it will be a very important decision what happens to over four million people who have come here legally but president obama would like to defer their deportation and offer them work permits but also a big question about presidential power. so let me just tell you how this case came about. as we all know, congress has struggled for years, decades on the immigration question and has never been able to go anywhere. so in november, 2014, president obama, by executive order, said some four million people, parents of children who are here as youth citizens or lawful permanent residents should be low priority for any kind of deportation. it would be deferred deportation and they would have access to work permits. immediately, texas and other states sue, saying this is an overreach of presidential power. you can't do it. you're going against what congress' interests is. the obama administration lost in

is a wise no thank you, joan. never share another's food. george has forgotten something, something that helps keep him clean. it's lucky for george that joan him.n extra tissue to lend some children learn to jump over puddles.d but george wades right into rouble, because he forgot his go lashes. >> it's a social guidance film. that's a whole story. we could do a whole program trying to understand that, but basically what happened is that world war ii, the american families fragmented. men worked late or they were sent overseas. women quite often, you know, worked outside their home often at night. unsupervised, ly wild.ey got a little delinquency enile rates went up. they were sexually active in ways that was quite threatening to the power structure, and there was anxiety. is.e always everybody talks about, you know, kids d of literacy and spending too much time on facebook and all of this kind of, so we have our mild panics then, the mild panics margaret, frankly, was afraid marriage was obsolete and kids would no longer feel the need to h

the parent-teacher project, the new mayor or jane joan's hat. and last of all, i'm truly thankful for the peace of mind that dad's job brings, for knowing that even though there are lots of luxuries we can't afford, there still will always be enough to go around for the things we have to have. i'm thankful that there are evenings and sundays and vacations, where we can all be together. >> there's many, many different little things on the educational film about health, health and hygiene. some of those are pretty funny. although, a lot of those, they have a core of truth in those films as well. >> this is joan getting ready for school. joan learned at school that it's important to choose the right clothes on a cold day. the temperature is 40, too cold for just a coat. she will need her snow suit if she wishes to keep had for the dutch festival. and this is jim, joan's brother. they choose wraps to keep all of their body warm. jim's friend george is eating an apple as he waits for them. that is a wise no thank you, joan. never share another's food

. >> this is joan getting ready for school.n learned it is important to choose the right clothing on a cold day. the temperature is 40, too cold for just a coat. she will need her snowsuit if she wishes to keep well for the dutch festival. brother,im, joan's they choose wraps to keep all of their body warm. george is eating an apple as he waits for them. that is a wise no thank you, joan. never share another's food. george has forgotten something. it is lucky for george joan has an extra tissue to lend him. some children learn to go around puddles, but george waits right es rightuble -- wad into trouble because he forgot his galoshes. rick: we could do a whole program trying to understand that. during the world war ii, the american family fragmented. men worked late or they were sent overseas. women worked outside the home, often at night. kids were largely unsupervised. they got a little wild. rates of juvenile delinquency went up. teenagers were sexually active. a groundswell of anxiety -- well, there always is. they talked a

>> joan, put your glasses on for one second. first thing we want to do is see your daughter and we want your daughter to see you. on three, turn around. >> one, two, three. >> look at you! >> aw. >> okay. you know one of my favorite things right now about mom, she hasn't even seen herself. >> no. >> what do you i? >> she's gorgeous. >> okay. you want to see yourself? >> i don't know. >> i think you do. >> go ahead. >> turn around. >> oh, my gosh. wow. >> the hair looks fab. >> isn't that great? >> turn right around, hon, and look right here at camera 12. you want to come stand next to mom? >> tell us about her hair. >> the miracle about this is as you know joan had very short hair. we thought what can we do with it? fingers, layered it a little bit. >> arsene. >> moved it around. enid put the makeup on and just in a soft way. and then of course i covered those grays and made it again a little brighter. it so worked with her skin color. >> so modern. >> and it looks like your hair it is. >> which is my dream. >> joan, that's a hi

let's bring back our panel, joan walsh, clarence page and matt wel welch. let's start with the primary. what obstacles are left for the clbt nomination? >> sadly, very, very, very knew. i'm afraid as much as i would like to see bernie sanders to give more of a fight for the sake of having an actual discussion and competitive contest i think he'll be the jerry brown of '92 here, just kind of more road kill. he'll push her to the left on economic issues, he already has and that's going to be enough to satisfy democrats i think as they start to contemplate what's happening on the republican side of the aisle. >> do you agree, joan? >> i'm close to agreeing but i still think it's close in iowa and he's ahead in new hampshire. if he beat her in iowa and quickly new hampshire that might recalibrate but he'll have a tough time in south carolina. ironically because that state was so tough for her and really did brand the campaign in 2008 after president clinton -- >> she lost iowa, won new hampshire and killed in south carolina politically. that was the black vote,

>> joan, you look fabulous! >> joan, put your glasses on for one second. first thing we want you to do is see your daughter and daughter to see you. >> on three, honor. >> 1, 2, 3! >> what do you think? >> oh! >> okay. you know one of my favorite things right now, she hasn't even seen herself. >> what do you think? >> she's gorgeous. >> do you want to see yourself? >> i don't know. >> you do! >> oh, my god. >> you look fab! >> wow! >> the hair! >> looks fab. >> turn right around and look at camera 12. >> do you want to stand next to camera 12. >> the miracle about this, as you know, joan had very short hair. >> i love that cut. >> and we thought what can we do with it. layered it a little bit more. moved it around. enid put the makeup on in the most soft way, and of course i covered the grays and made it a little brighter that so worked with her skin color. >> it looks like your hair color. >> which is my dream. >> jill, that's a hip outfit. >> they share clothing. they trade off. and i said now they live in separate states so i gave them the same jacket!

even if it's not the big wedding she had planned, joan says it will truly be her dream julie loncich, wcb -- wbz news. >> trading has been up down in all over the place. but today the dow plunged 392 points. liam martin -- liam our 401(k). >> you would want to look at that 401(k) today, it capped year on record. >> those smiles at the opening turned to concern. the dow plummeted hundreds of points within seconds, nearly 400 points by day's end. that concern stems from major losses in china. the shanghai stock market has had to be shut down twice this week to stitch bear selloffs. -- bigger selloffs. global growth for most of the last decade. >> reporter: the uncertainty of that global driver is prompting a 900 point loss this week in the dow. >> take your time when it comes to investing. don't overreact. >> financial advisor david caruso says the average american with a 401(k) should not be panicking. >> when you look at this market fluctuation, the way that it has gone over the last three or four days, it usually is an overreaction to something that's happening, and they tend to go a

police or call broward crime in plantation tonight, joan murray. >> call 9-1-1. >> way more than a temper tantrum. a woman goes on a verbal and physical attack on an uber driver and the video has gone viral it's been seen hundreds of thousands of times and it turns out she's a doctor in the residency program at jackson memorial hospital. live where it happened. >> this incident happened near this intersection. police were even called out, the young doctor at the center of this was able to walk away without being arrested. it appears she's paying for this incident in other ways. >> can you call 9-1-1. >> call 9-1-1. oh, yeah. >> let him go. >> this tirade a young woman unleashed is now on the internet the man behind the camera up

joan perry who is on the bothered of governors. at&t north carolina. retired brigadier general david national guard. >> i think the university and community college investments are pretty self-explicit. they are going to a lot of engineering type of things. i think some things that people may not understand as well is water and sewer money set aside, that is going to a fund that will then be called upon by smaller communities. can you explain that a little bit? >> i think the concept is what we've been doing in the clean water trust fund and that is it and towns that have particular needs in water and sewer apply money. you look at the issues in michigan. you are well aware of the need for clean water.

his fiancee joan says they are in wait and nowse he' s hospitalized at mass general in boston, ready to head to a rehab facility for treatment of a spinal cord injury that for now, leaves the % 30-year-old paralyzed from the chest down. joan says it has not changed the man she loves or his spirit. >> he loves to work, his family, he loves. he' s overcome so much in his life and will continue to overcome things. jean: on december 29, 4 secret service agents traveling on rt 16 in wakefield, working a campaign detail, were hit head on by another car. garrett fitzgerald was the most seriously injured. the driver of the other car, 45-year-old bruce danforth, died on the scene. he was wanted in massachusetts on a drug char onge a suspended license. the director of the secret service visited agent fitzgerald in the icu, returning the badge he lost in the crash. graduated secret service training in september. garrett and joan were planning march wedding. >> it doesn' t really matter to me, any date, any venue. it's just who i' m marrying. as long as it's m at the other side of the aisle, i c

joan murray is live with more on what's happening.>> reporter: debbie wasserman came here to weston city hall with the special guest. she says it is to send the message that no american should tolerate this anti-musl rhetoric.>> this is the greatness of america. somebody can stand up and put a hood on his face and say nasty things. somebody can be on the left or the right. we a aept them.>> reporter: dr. jeffers will be among the muslim americans in the off the -- audience.>> let's not vilify immigrants. >> reporter: debbie wasserman schultz invited dr. jaffer and encourage other politicians to do the same to counter the anti- surfaced in recent weeks. >> i conceived the notion of inviting a muslim american constituent to send a strong message on the most important

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i'm not going to deny that. >> joan makes a great point. the great sorting that's happened in american politics on every issue. and the sorting is happening such that the sorting happens and the issues comes later. people aren't sorting because they have and that issue. they sort based on where they live, what their sort of world view it, what their religion might be, practice, habits, friends. that's where the politics come from. in that kind of universe, maybe the swing voters that so terrified democrats don't exist anymore. >> they do exist. joan just mentioned a couple of them. the counties of philadelphia are republicans. republican women in the counties of philadelphia are pro-choice and do not like the nra, and they do not like guns. i can see republican women in droves going to vote for hillary clinton or bernie should he win on this issue because the republican candidates are going to say a lot of this innings between now and their convention that will get them in a lot of trouble in the fall. colorado is another one. they kicked o

joan. no. i'll tell them what happened. what happened is that i shot a man who i thought was raping my wife. they'll never believe you. they'll think you knew about the affair and killed him on purpose, but if i tell them that i lied about the rape-- i can't let you go to jail. and i can't stand to see you suffer any longer. i have watched you live in pain every day since that election, and i couldn't do anything about it, so i just gave up... on you... and on us. i wasn't strong enough to tell you i was unhappy, and when you walked into that room, i got scared, and a man died. that's what happened. i can't get you those votes back. but this? this i can fix. harrison will be there for the processing, mrs. reston. then you'll be brought before a judge where he'll formalize the deal. okay? you don't have to do this. i do. mcdonald's all day breakfast? now this is huge!!! oh, i've been waiting for this. i can have hotcakes and sausage for lunch. sausage mcmuffin with egg for dinner. all they need now is some bangin' theme musi

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. >> katie's mom, joan. here's her story. she's been married for 43 years. she's here in new york city for the first time on a mother-daughter trip, obviously, with katie. her beauty routine is very minimal. and the last time she had her hair highlighted was in college. and she let louis craft her hair. let's see her. >> all right. so now it's mom's turn. i feel like you're even more excited for mom than you are for you. >> i am. because she pretends she doesn't like to be the center of attention but secretly she does. so this is like perfect for her. >> not true. >> are we also allowed to do whatever we want with you? sure. i'll take the opportunity. >> i love this mother-daughter. >> okay. so obviously she's here with katie but they have not seen each other. >> katie, don't turn around. >> don't turn around. >> we're going to walk your mom out. >> oh, my gosh. >> wow. >> joan, you look fabulous! one second. first thing we want to do is see daughter to see you. on three, turn around. >> one, two, three. >> look at you! >> aw. >> okay. you know one of my fav

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