da billy west told them about joan and david's swinging lifestyle. joan's affair.ed to run away with him financed with insurance money from david's death. then there was the allegation that joan tried to poison david. and testimony from a young man who insisted joan asked elizabeth to recruit him to commit the murder and dispose of the gun. but the da saved his star witness for last. 15-year-old elizabeth shannon herself who told the jury that joan used a truly devious weapon. maternal love given and withdrawn to manipulate her into murder. >> i can take responsibility for my role in everything. but she was trying to put everything on me. that's the point i kind of woke up and realized, like, let me just tell the truth. >> was it true? on the stand elizabeth's accusation was clear and powerful. >> throughout the whole thing while i was testifying, she couldn't even look at me. >> joan did not testify. she sat quietly and listened as her attorney portrayed liz as a liar and ruthless killer who acted entirely alone when she executed her stepfather. >> she is absolute

. >> en exclusiva, el abogado de los herederos de joan sebastian da detalles de la reparticiÓn de losvir si su auto o aviÓn cae al agua. >> borrÓn y cuenta nueva, ¿ es vÍctima de sus recuerdos y malas experiencias sentimentales del pasado? le decimos cÓmo liberarse. >> desde las vegas el Ícono de la mÚsica elton jones hablÓ de su proyecto y cÓmo darÁ el gran adiÓs. >> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ en casa, nos visita esta banda para sorprender a sus fans, todo aquÍ en un nuevo dia que comienza contigo. >> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >> ea. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ eso!.. >> mi gente, tengan todos.... >> tienes la receta, perdÓn. >> tranquila, recibimos la receta de ricky, wisin y yandel, el nuevo tema fiebre, decimos muy buenos dÍas, hoy 23 de febrero de 2018, gracias a dios que es. >> viernes!. >> (aplausos). >> llegÓ el fin de semana. >> por fin, ray quÉ alegrÍa, zuleyka bienvenida. >> gracias, regresÉ, regrese y hoy tenemos un dÍa muy bueno porque vamos a estar enseÑandole muchÍsimos consejos tanto de liberar

plus, folk legend joan baez on her fair thee well tour and her lifelong activism. >> announcer: amanpour on pbs was made possible by the generous support of rosslyn p. walter. >>> good evening, everyone and welcome to the program. i'm christiane amanpour in london. left shouts at right, right shouts at left but on guns could a group of high school students turn tragedy into breakthrough? president trump today appears if only inincrementally to want to act on gun control. listen to what he said. >> i called many senators last night, many congressman, and jess and pam and everybody in this room, i can tell you curtis, they are into doing background checks that they won be thinking about maybe two weeks ago. we're going to do strong background checks. we're going to work on getting the the age up to 21 instead of 18. we are getting rid of the bump stocks and focusing strongly on mental health. >> this comes a day after he was confronted by a father andrew pollack whose daughter meadow was shot and killed last week at the school. pollack poured his sadness and the frustration shared by milli

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reportero: el aviÓn de joan sebastiÁn, nos dijo esto. >> hay por lo menos testimonios de que joan sebastian "despierta amÉrica", edgar pérez. presentadora: en tanto esto sucede, quÉ pueden hacer los familiares de joan sebastiÁn. los hijos no pueden hacer mucho porque mientras no se defina la herencia, estÁ lamentablemente volando en aires bajos este tema, el piloto, dÓnde estarÁ viajando, no? en este aviÓn que ni le pertenece a uno, ni le pertenece el otro. karla: cÓmo es posible que desaparezca un aviÓn. carlos: a mÍ se me pierden las llaves del coche, pero el aviÓn completo? quÉ locura. dicen que la herencia se resuelve este aÑo pase lo que pase, tienen que resolver eso tambiÉn. presentadora: esperemos que sÍ. pero quien ha puesto situaciÓn complicada es una de las hijas con que ya se lleva mejor maribel guardia. ojalÁ sea el inicio de una constelaciÓn en cuestiÓn intereses monetarios. karla: muchÍsimas gracias. nos enlazamos despuÉs contigo hasta la ciudad de mÉxico. un abrazo. carlos: si nos escucha el piloto del aviÓn, regrÉselo! aterrice! porque lo estamos buscando karla: vamos con un

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of allergy and network and also joan griffin a republican party official from texas you're both very welcome to the program thanks for holding on in this extended news hour as well to both of you told me it can we just start with you here the movie actually shows a person dealing with a food allergy is that not enough it's being brought to the forefront is getting offended on this a little too much. well we believe that food allergies are a very serious condition again two people die daily from life threatening allergies and there are approximately two children in every classroom with this condition so making fun of it taunting bullying and any fashion due to a disability or medical condition like anaphylaxis is simply unacceptable joe there have been issues when there were bullies attack children for food allergies calling them week one british child even died. thirteen year old dairy intolerance and was forced fed cheese on diet i suppose an understanding of this is a good thing is that it's. well look i don't think anyone has a problem with being sensitive to those who have the ab

adoro a todas las hijas de joan sebastiÁn.joan sebastiÁncreo que quiere ver tambiÉn la primera comuniÓn de juliana. me voy muy en paz con mi corazÓn de haber cumplido esa promesa. de haber cerrado este ciclo. >> que espera que este hecho sea el primer paso para lograr la reconciliaciÓn entre los hijos y la ex pareja de joan sebastiÁn. todo por la herencia y las regalÍas de sus canciones. maribel guardia:yo sÉ que era el sueÑo de joan sebastiÁn de que todos sus hijos estuvieran unidos. ojalÁ puedan continuar con esa relaciÓn, a pesar de lo difÍcil que es una guerra de una herencia. ♪ addis: no nos sorprende de maribel guardia porque sabemos de su humildad. sÍ un aplauso para erika alonso que parece que dejÓ de lado los problemas de la herencia y estÁ cerca de maribel guardia. alan: los hijos son los que tienen que estar unidos. maribel guardia sensata. ojalÁ sigan arreglÁndose las cosas. addis: asÍ es. mÁs adelante, tendremos mucho del segundo capÍtulo de la cirugía plÁstica. alan: por ahorrar dinero uno estÁ pagando las consec

>> it's a very unusual situation and it's a very unfortunate situation, dan. >> reporter: joan crestcompany had to have custom parts made and that perhaps in the future veritas should have replacement parts standing by for these old elevators. >> but we're not perfect. you know, so we take instances like this to heart. >> reporter: example number two. greg lawler says his old landlord used to fix the trash chutes when they got clogged. but the same week they took over veritas just closed them off for good. >> immediately we noticed a change in this building as far as amenities being taken away from us. >> why block over trash chutes? >> why block over trash chutes? that is not a question that i was anticipating, dan. >> reporter: joan crest says tenants sometimes stuff too much into the trash chutes blocking them and causing a fire hazard but that veritas may consider reopening the trash chutes because of feedback from tenants. example three. water damage in amina rubio's apartment. >> it came down through here. that was the first thing. >> it's coming down. >> yeah, it was like bein

joan of arc? this is to cloud understanding with words. it is to perform what michael polania called a moral inversion, a intellectual juggling act in which we invoke the language of cultural offense as a stratgem for silencing political dissent. do not be deceived. culture is culture and politics is politics. and we are in deep trouble when one absorbs the other. but let us not be simplistic. carolyn rouse is certainly correct in one respect, culture does influence speech. there is some speech which is rude and some which is foolish and cultural values encourage borish people to censor their rudeness and their foolishness. even oliver wendell holmes, the author of abrams decision recognized the serious public harm that can result from someone falsely shouting fire in a theater and causing a panic. but what rouse and the gramskins ignore, culture and politics are really two different quantities. cultural inhibitions are vague and consensual and easily liable to transgression and shifting. politics is about laws, which involves crimes and p

cnn political commentator joan walsh. what's your reaction? >> i think you're looking at this totally from the wrong perspective. let's take paul ryan for instance. i'm sure -- almost certain he was pro-gun rights even before he thought about running for congress. so the idea all the republicans are secret gun controllers and just have been bought off to go out and lie and pretend they're in favor of gun rights is not true. this is sincere. >> where's the evidence? i never said -- >> well you're suggesting that paul ryan. >> i'm not suggesting anything. i'm reading the facts. >> because of the money. >> so the contributions have nothing to do with the conviction on guns we agree on that? >> we don't agree with that. >> that's the point i'm making. >> you're saying they're secret gun controllers, i never intimated that. >> you're saying they're bought off. what are they being bought off to? being bought off to a position they don't agree with? is that what you're suggesting? >> do you think they're not influenced by the money? >> no. >> are you

steve, catherine, mary ann and darlin'da and joan. >> kevin fry, teaching pro.it looks great especially for the tlc center. i love teaching kids, and i think this will be awesome to have that place for them, to have that space for them that they will have opportunities beyond what they learn in tennis. they will get life lessons and network with people that can take them beyond tennis. that is where i grew up playing tennis not at golden gate park but in networks throughout the city and that is where i found friends who were born to places like university of california at berkeley, their parents. that is why i went to their school. i hope those kids can have that opportunity at that wonderful facility. i hope you guys go ahead and vote it in. thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> i am the executive director for the tennis association of northern california. on behalf of myself and my board we support this project 110,000% and beyond. i can't tell you in my 40 years of being in the tennis community i have been executive director for 11 years i have never seen th

joan, you're right. don't lower the bar. i'm saying it's a different proce process. you're having people not coming from traditional role who is have spent the last 25 years in government, which is what we had for decades in washington, d.c. that's a good thing for the country but it's a different thing in terms of the vetting process. we have people coming from industry. we have entrepreneurs and doers. i think it's one of the reasons that regulation has fallen so fast. taxes have been cut and the economy is soaring. it's a new model. we're smachi insmashing the sys washington. one of those hiccups is they don't know exactly how to deal with people who don't come from their cookie cutter mind set. >> it's much easier to get a security clearance if they had one in the past. 30 to 40 people and we know for a fact rob porter being an example. the reason he didn't get a security clearance is he had credible accusations of beating two of his spouses or jared kushner, we know the fact he didn't disclose many of his business investments was an issue here. that's not he was

denis you joan touches down in berlin the german turkish journalist was released after spending a year in a turkish chris.

. >>> back now with chris cillizza and ryan lizza and joan walsh. joan we talked about lock her up.t need to play it. >> we know what it sounds like. >> seems like we're back on the campaign trail. >> yes. >> let's move to unemployment. the president continues to take credit for african-american employment be the lowest in history. watch this. >> unemployment claims have reached a 45-year low. african-american unemployment has reached the lowest level in our history. >> so, here are the numbers though, just so we get it in thp from the bureau of labor statistics. african-american unemployment was 6.8% in december down from 16.4% in 2011. who was president then. >> thanks ob obama that's what we say. >> the president completely deserves did -- he deserves credit for this. do you think he does. >> he has done nothing. no, he deserves no credit. as a matter of fact, it ticked up a point last month. does he deserve credit for that, that african unemployment went up a full point. i'm not apac blaming. but if he takes credit he deserves the blame. it's his one talking point where he reach

. >> sometimes it was, hey, i met -- >> joan collins. >> yeah, met joan colins at a party and i wantcollins to play my cousin, so, write her into the episode this week. >> that's a nice outfit. >> thank you. that's a nice -- place. >> it was a little crazy. >> hi, arnie. >> hey, rosie. >> tom arnold is put in the writer's room. tom arnold is there to make sure that roseanne's wishes are followed. >> reporter: tom arnold will enjoy many titles on the sitcom. actor, writer, producer and perhaps most importantly, roseanne's real life husband. it's makes things tricky on set. >> roseanne taking up with tom arnold was a huge story. and all this is turning up in "people" magazine and all that stuff. it's all a big topic of conversation. >> you are such a leech. >> there was always some drama going on every week that i was there. >> wow! >> "roseanne" really did change things in tv. >> oh, no, not june cleaver. >> she wasn't your typical housewife. >> oh, let me do it, it's eas r easier. >> she wasn't your typical actress with this voice that could be very piercing and grating. >> d.j.! bec

my darling joan.on't imagine that for one moment you will feel bitter and resentful. but you will find comfort in the thought that i went down fighting for my country. you are too clear— headed for that, my darling. there is a job to be done. it ought never to have arisen, but that is not the point. i have had so very much out of life. and all these youngsters do not realise how unlucky they are. 50 new are they to their very existence. paul betta ny, capturing the understated power of the drama. this is a story that everyone knows, but i think they bring something new to it. there is a palpable sense of terror, the fact that we are waiting for a german attack, it hangs heavy over the drama. i think the director cranks up the tension, while all the time reminding us that this is to do with the characters, their day—to—day life, that strange mixture of on the one hand grinding boredom and on the other hand imminent terror, balanced very nicely. you get a raw sense of being there in that trench environm

south korea celebrates more gold in the will winter olympic short track speed skating choice meaning joan bringing home bringing the home crowd rather along when she took the lead and held it in the fifteen hundred meter of it look at you up to date with the latest on the games. and i'm christopher springer good to have you with us tensions in the middle east have taken center stage at the munich security conference in a speech a few minutes ago israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu labeling iran the world's greatest threat and warning his country would act against tehran if needed it and you know who accuse the iranian foreign minister mohammad serif of quote lying with eloquence he also held up a piece of what he said was in a rainy and drone shot down in israeli aspace to drive home his point. iran also denies that it committed an act of aggression against israel last week that it sent a drone into our airspace to threaten our people well. here's a piece of that iranian drone or what's left of it after we shot it down. i brought it here so you can see for yourself mr zarif. do you

in two thousand south korean president kim dae joan visited pyongyang to meet north korean leader kim jong il the father of kim jong un . kim de jong received the nobel peace prize for his efforts to promote peace and reconciliation. an architect of his sunshine policy of reconciliation was join me and moon there was a time when north korea and the united states even talked to each other was that possible very simple ok when i would there was a trained you succumbs to insist unites to the united states listen to what north koreans was saying ok and they didn't deny north korea they treat north korea is a normal count and leadership commitment was one of the important that and it was a very effective and a communication channels. says things might not be so bad now if the current us administration were willing to negotiate instead the us president derides and threatens kim jong un has. rocket man is on a suicide mission for himself and for his regime those kinds of so-called hostile rhetorics could be very very counter productive and honestly he has been elevating convinced that has to

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denis you joan touches down in berlin the german turkish journalist was released after spending a year in a turkish prison in this video aired on twitter you jealous sang to supporters bunty expressed regrets for the many jailed journalists he's leaving behind in germany strike a secret deal to have him released. hello and welcome to the program i marry in evanston and it's good to have you with us. day two the munich security conference is underway here in germany leaders from around the world are meeting to discuss global security challenges with a focus this year on europe british prime minister to resign may used her address to stress the importance of maintaining strong ties between the u.k. and europe in a post brags that world transatlantic times during the trump era were also in the spotlight in speeches by the german foreign minister and the u.s. national security advisor h.r. mcmaster. standing by for us in munich is mission to krishna our chief political editor. so the german foreign minister is in my gob to get was the first leader to speak at this morning and he expressed

on the canvas by george peter alexander healey in eight hundred eighty seven a more recent example joan of kennedy's trip but leaving de kooning a painting that commands attention because it is different from the other sober images of the leaders as you can see the national portrait gallery it has been described as a gallery of old and not so old white men well not anymore barack obama as the first african-american to have his poor traits in the galleries hall of presidents. this image of the former first lady michelle obama will be on display by a couple of the first occupants of the white house to have their official portraits painted by black artists barrack obama is portrait iskander widely is renowned for painting people of color in the style of the old masters he didn't follow all of obama's suggestions i tried to negotiate was greater. struck out on that as well. the artist says he was deeply moved by the experience of painting the former president this is our ability to say i matter i was here. the ability to be the first african-american. to paint the first african-american pre

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beatles because of their distinctive british accents it was led by the man who became known as jihadi joan who was killed in a twenty fifteen as strike these are the last two of the full member still to be captured or killed. the reuters news agency says it has evidence of a massacre of ten ranger men in me and ma last september carried out by security forces with the help of buddhist villagers the two journalists behind the investigation have been detained in the unlawful and denied bail. vala protests are being broken out on the i have broken out on the streets of bangladesh after former prime minister. was jailed for corruption. charged with embezzling around two hundred fifty thousand dollars in donations that were meant for an over the edge today those are the latest headlines al-jazeera world is next. was shot. in asian. countries. the. research. i. have been moving around there was illegally. is to be an illegal in africa is to behave in a europe. as in a place called the ukraine it is in is time. before i was in a crane i was in russia. before africa was in. for always in africa wa

joan, the president calling americans un-american and looking like death.aid some of them were looking a bit like death. a little grouchy and sleepy but treasono treasonous. he said why not. it's not a light word to joke with. >> it's not joking word. >> what do you say? >> i think it's outrageous. it's a new low. he shows he might be more comfortable being president of russia, having vladmir putin's job than the job he has. he's not a respecter of our rights to free speech. he demonizes the press and single out members of the congressional black caucus in those comments. >> when he's talking about black unemployment? 12k34r. >> yes. they should be grateful and on their feet. the party in power, the party claps. the other, not so much. this is nothing different. >> that's the way politics goes opinion we all remember the infamous you lie moment. >> that was the heat of the moment. not pre-determined. >> it went along with not standing. that's just par for the course. >> you lie. heat of the moment. >> i don't agree with that. i think, today, he was wrong. e

sot: mayor: joan cox, city of sausalito// "it was the incident where the drone went down a hallway in someone's house that really urged us to undertake the steps necessary to have some enforcement abilities."so a list of proposed provisions were drafted that include a drone not be flown at night, it's operator must be able to see drone, that there be no audio or video recording where privacy is expected, it can't harrass, annoy, intimidate or vex residents, and it's operator can't be under the influence of drugs or alcohol. sot: mayor: joan cox, city of sausalito// "fairly simple, straight forward provisions and again the main purpose is to protect our residents."sot: ella sogomonian, @ellasogomoni an// "if ordinance passes, anyone who breaks the rules can be penalized, fined, and have their drone taken away. residents can share their opinions at a council meeting next tuesday. in sausalito ella sogomonian kron4 news." kron4 news." (pam) (pam) now to a story now to a story you will only see on kron 4... an on-going problem that is threatening the safety of one san jose neighbhorhood..

ademÁs, esta noche tambiÉn recordamos al poeta del pueblo a travÉs del famoso tema de joan "secreto destrar su regreso. y recibieron un muy merecido galardÓn. >> quiero darle las gracias a todos los fanÁticos que nos apoyan dÍa a día. >> sin duda alguna univisiÓn tirÓ la casa por la ventana, que eran espectÁculo. donde tambiÉn fue muy emotivo porque recordamos muchas de las canciones del pasado que fueron parte de nuestras vidas por los Últimos 30 aÑos. desde miami, soy stephanie bradford, regresÓ con ustedes. ramÓn: esta noche no podÍa faltar el apoyo a las vÍctimas de la masacre florida. de anza presentaron recuento de lo mÁs destacado. -- le vamos a presentar un recuento de lo magic atacado. >> no estamos recibiendo ningÚn tipo de ayuda por parte de california, dijo el mandatario. refiriÉndose que existen leyes que protegen a los inmigrantes y que no ayudan a facilitar el travÉs jo-- el trabajo de los agentes de ice. no dicen cÓmo reaccionar unos expertos en polÍticas, y la representante del condado el Área de la bahÍa. la fuerte palabra de mandatario estadounidense. flavio: nos dec

. >> the big welcome back started with a love tour that started at the joan of arc statue and ended at love park that is also renovated. all of it just in time for valentine's day. even though it's off kilter it shows an underbelly of phillies beauty and ugliness at the same time. >> this red, green and purple color combination is the onl one of its kind for this statue and right here in philadelphia and you can expect the crowds come valentine's day and a ton of pictures and plan for sometime in spring and it is open for all to see and enjoy in the meantime. jeanette reyes, channel 6 "action news." >> word today that the philadelphia orchestra is launching a world tour this spring. music director announced today plans to play in six europeanes israel this may and june. the visit to israel is in partnership with thehiladelphiad chef, and it will will he the first visit to israel for any american orchestra since 1996. >>> we have breaking news from the law dale section of philadelphia where police have a murder history on their hands tonight. 7100 block of oxford avenue where a woman wa

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joining me are political commentators joan walsh and mike shields. mike, let's play it.the president and the treason comments. >> they would rather see trump do badly, okay, than our country do well. that's what it means. it's very selfish. even on positive news, really positive news, like that, they were like death. and unamerican. unamerican. somebody said treasonous. i mean, yeah, i guess why not? can we call that treason? why not? i mean, they certainly didn't seem to love our country very much. >> mike, was that a joke that was okay to make? treason, of course, a very specific term in the constitution and not a word to take lightly. >> it was a joke and you heard the crowd laughing. it's obviously not the position of the white house. they haven't put out any official thing saying this is our official position, we believe we're going to have trials for treason. he was joking with the crowd. i don't think he should make that joke, i think it's inappropriate, i think it takes away from the core message he had, which is a very valid message, which is that the democrats

joan, let me start with you. i don't know where to begin. one day she is saying the problem is the process. the fbi director said that's not true. she said oh, the process was ongoing inside. they don't even feel the need to be consistent one day to the next. >> there will be a third answer tomorrow. i think wecht count on that. i think we learned a couple things, that this white house doesn't gary the truth so no one is really trying get very hard to get to the bottom. i think this white house doesn't gary domestic violence and that's why they've been so cavalier, and i think the president has brought this on by himself by reopening it last friday with his kind remarks about rob porter nand no remark about the victims. and then the back lash with the me too. he likes these culture war issues. so he doesn't care. he's shrugging off these allegations and casting his concern and his lot with the men who are accused. and he's one of them. >> so politico broke the story and cnn has confirmed it and add more which is that wednesday, after the sto

. >> the love tour began at joan of arc statue and ended at love park that is also renovated all of it in time for valentine's day. >> a philly feeling to it. even off kilter, the kind of underbelly of philadelphia's beauty and ugliness at the same time by just being off a bit. >> coming back out live to us. you can predict easily there will be some crowds come valentine's day. and fun fact here it's the only statue with this color combination. that is pretty cool for philadelphia. and as for the ceremony, the official ceremony it's set for sometime in the spring. they have not set a date yet but open for all to see. channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> we have new information on a massive drug bust this noon. authorities recovered $2.6 million worth of heroin and fentanyl in the feltonville section of philadelphia. danger laced with death is how he describes the combination, two men were trafficking this major stash out of a row home on north 4th street. >> putting the dollar value aside, the amount of drugs we seized would have created 250 thousand doses of heroin and fentanyl.

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joan walsh nation es national affairs correspondent is out front along with steve cortez.r weeks, republicans, president have seized on strzok messages, saying he did not like trump. and said this was tantamount to treason, at least the president did. but now he is the guy who wanted to reopen the investigation and would have left the chad hanging out there. >> a couple of things. this does vindicate strzok. fbi have political opinions. there are lots of people in the bureau trump fans. strzok unfortunately had his text revealed that he wasn't a trump fan. he was doing his job separating feelings of trump from the fact of the matter that came before him. so he supports opening the investigation. he writes the letter justifying t i want to clarify something though. because i think that what he opposed was the initial decision to go public. comey decision to go public on the 27th or the 28th of october. i think that's the decision that he opposed. maybe somebody can correct me if i'm wrong. but i think he was saying we have to proceed with this investigation but because we d

you can devise. >> you could devise it. >> so how are you going to jude kate someone who hasn't. >> joanait a minute. you can do a background check have the length be longer. >> if you're talking. >> also where it doesn't have to be jude indicated. it could be a doctor. send people to be checked. checked records when it comes to psychology. >> people who are troubled and mentally ill have more interventions i agree with you. i agree with you but you're criticizing donald trump for saying that. >> i'm criticizing all politicians. >> it's a constitutional right. >> regardless republican or democrat who won't broach the subject of how we get sensible gun legislation to stop this from happening. >> we talk about it all the time. the solutions -- the solutions you offer have no interaction with the horrific crimes. if you can give me. >> propose that people who. >> we can have a conversation. >> diane feinstein proposed people on the terror watch list were not able to buy guns. republicans couldn't even come to consensus on that. >> because the terror watch list is a mess. everyone acknowledg

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parade seems to be the theme let's give you the shot from chopper three, early this started around a joan of arc statue. the art near the artanklin parkway in fact the statue made few people could take selfies with. e re fish recalled, once it made it way to love park, the crowds gathered, t people here of here last thursday, but you agree? yet another parade, and people thri take a listen. >> one city living. >> did you no about it. >> i knew about it, we happened to talk, wanted to see it in real life. >> they're doing a parade about it. >> yes every parade every day. >> doesn't get old? >> no, no,. >> other falls one. >> and you are looking at all eyes fixed on this lover statue back in it home base here after a year long refurbishing projectment coming up on "eyewitness news" starting at 5:00 the full details and all of the specs on exactly what the statue has seen and the changes that have been made and also, yet parade for the city of philadelphia i'll see you with coverage again starting at 5:00. >> joe holden, "eyewitness news." >> thank you joe lots of sunshine today for the love

. >> reporter: eighth graders martin joan seven encourage this cutie in game of beans to by the way he was perfect at it. >> i was nervous once i heard we were with the kids but now i got really used it to and i'm actually having a good time. it feels so good to finally do something like that. >> it feels good to give kids a chance that don't get to things like this. it feels good to give them a chace to have fun with us oh rt row rt principal tim long says his money raised money for autism for several years now. linda cooper's benefit will benefit. >> overwhelming with? the miles of smiles tell the whole whole story. they're having fun especially with buddies from the school. teaches them acceptance and lo love. >> reporter: ton night's event was also a fundraiser. each newtown middle school student raised or donated $25 to participate that money goes to fun activities for children with living i was autism. dawn good i love it, shawnette. thank you. >>> positive energy still radiating off the streets after a celebration decades in the making. now one group wants the piece to stick aro