her name is joann. were you with a woman named joann in the '80s, early '80s?h joann back then, but says he's in shock. he's just trying to take it all in. >> i couldn't imagine what you would be going through with a phone call from someone random. "hey, i'm your daughter." oh. >> reporter: but then, something unexpected. choking back tears, he tells janet he always wanted a little girl. >> bye-bye. oh, that broke my heart. he's crying. >> i know. >> reporter: a few days later father and daughter meet for the first time. >> so good to see you. i love you like my little girl. >> reporter: little did kent know he's also a grandfather. and janet wasn't the only one who got to meet her birth father. julie meets her birth father, bobby. >> nice to meet you. >> wow, you do look like my mom. >> reporter: who immediately takes out a photo of his mother. there is a striking similarity. >> it's scary how much i look like her. >> reporter: after an afternoon of catching up on a lifetime, good-byes and promises to keep in touch. but dean's reunion with his father is not to

welcome back joann and rabbi. there are so many people that, perhaps this is part of the cultural stigma that think that mental illness only belongs to the domain of the psychiatrist and in a private matter. people won't talk about being hospitalized for psychiatric episode or illness experience, or think that the issues of mental illness belong in the political realm for advocating for public policy. so, why the synagogue? >> it's a great question. one of the things that the synagogue uniquely offers is that this is the place where the whole family resides spiritually. and resides and spends their lives there throughout the life cycle. so that we see families cradle to grave and beyond. we see them for multigenerations. we see people at their lowest times and we see people at their most joyous times. and the fact that those people live their lives as part of the congregation means they can bring their full self, that is so important to us. somebody goes to a psychiatrist or psychologist, we're not replicating any

joanne hauser. remember her. >> there was a baby in the bag. >> reporter: that good samaritan who found bike. cici takes the news to all three siblings. >> the woman that found you is either your mother or your aunt. >> i've met her. i sat in her house. this breaks my heart. >> i'm so sorry. we all had to go through, you know -- >> reporter: after more than three decades, finally joanne hauser's moment of reckoning has arrived. she's being paid a visit by three siblings. janet is finally sitting at the table with the woman who may have the answers to a lifetime of questions. >> well, okay. i have something to say. i, today, i decided i'd better come clean, and it's probably mind boggling, but, yeah, i did give birth to you. >> i knew it. >> i want you to know i'm not mad. >> i'm so sorry. i'm so sorry. >> reporter: a 34-year-old mystery is joanne wasn't her guardian angel. joanne is her birth mother. >> i forgive you. i really do. i forgive you. we want you to know we are not mad at you. we love you

what is wrong. >> joanne snow saw chin ski and rob long -- joanne nosuchunsky, rob long, i like the front flip.t week, we have o go. >>> as hot spots arise around the world, our military is powering down. >> most of you in the army know is that the army is reducing its size. >> i worry about the capability and capacity to win in a major fight. >> with the armed forces getting new marching orders -- >> male rotc cadets were pressured by the military to walk around in women's high heels. >> i found that entire incident just kind of bizarre. >> is the new u.s. military ready to face new threats? >> you're sending the message to the rest of the world you're basically retreating. >> fox news reporting. "rising threats, shrinki

i am here with joanne nosuchunsky. he has a background in improve. the former aid to former senator chuck schumer, christopher hahn p he appeared on the mclaughlin group. he thinks we has the sharpest minds and talk. the editor of the national review, rich, lowry. and he is the smartest man in the world and he has the book to prove. it actor, comedian and author. let's start the show. it is being called the big e meeting of 2016 by meetings magazine. donald trump and paul ryan meeting together. the gop nominee and the house speaker left rnc headquarters on thursday with a much more unified outlook. in a joint statement they urged republicans to, quote, unite around our shared principals and advance a conservative uh general -- agenda. before they arrived it was a media circus. the journalists and the spectators thronged the streets. one observer said you would think a diety would drop in. no diety. msnbc had a count down clock. they were counting down to an event that was not even televised and then the trump fans who showed up in large numbers. [che

>> joann. >> we are going to play a little game. aren't we?ing some food. it's a competition. >> me and joann versus bibi and jenna. you'll hear the bell. let's see who the first visitor is. >> come in. >> this is bibi's mom. >> beautiful, bibi. >> thank you. >> a burger and a hot dog. one of these -- >> what's the question? >> one of these has 250 calories. one has 250 calories. which is it, the hamburger or the hot dog? you rang louder. >> hot dog. >> your mom is right. 350 for the burger. that can be a good choice. >> let's go back. >> bibi, sr. >> so cute. >> who is it? >> joann's lovely granddaughter, noel, with games to play. which burns more calories in one hour? >> she's going with croquet. >> no. horseshoes. 200 calories in an hour. little more active. croquet, you're going slow. >> you're walking. >> usually with croquet, you have a drink which adds calories. >> all right. come on, girl. we got it. >> you can do this. >> wait, wait. >> someone is here. >> you don't get a second point for getting the other answer. you don't get points

joanne made a good point. how do you say we will keep syrians from killing each other when we can't keep people from chicago from killing each other. a smart move, but when you look at it he said exactly what he meant to say. >> so true. that's what they are concerned about and what is happening at home. is the democratic party on better bern notice? the actress known for being married to clint eastwood for awhile -- that's her best known roll? introduced sanders and said she first started to feel the bern at a progressive conference last year. she recalled that after bernie spoke he would run for president. they asked the crowd to do something. >> she asked them to close their eyes and think about what it would be like to have a sanders presidency and if they felt they could get behind him to please stand up. >> i hope they stood up. >> and every single person one by one got up and stood there silently. >> i'm curious. was that all they did? >> i saw a few people hold their arms up with a gentle fist. what wa

joanne? >> what do you think? this is a great idea to give him the intelligence. >> i am going to get ahead of the table. i feel like i need to defend trump tonight. >> i think you do. >> he is not a petulant child. i know he acts like it, but he runs successful business. if he is told classified information he will keep it classified. that's not to say that they will tell him classified information. if president obama has already said, well it is up to us to decide what we want to tell the presumptive nominee. >> you think they will hold back because they don't like trump? >> i agree. i think they will show him a captain america civil war. >> they will give the information to hillary because she knows her private e-mail server is secure and she will get more information than trump. he cannot keep a secret. he has a pipeline to my great colleague cindy adams at the new york post. the liberal media should be delighted about this. they are filing the freedom of information acts. we will all know what is going on. >>

i think, joanne, do you think this will be a big deal? >> no, in fact, this is the man i want in the white house. the diluted amount of self-confidence necessary to carry on for 14 minutes the commitment to city as john miller to continue doing that. i want that in my own life. >> this is also not going to hurt his career. >> career? >> sorry, campaign. he can release a sex tape and it won't hurt. >> wait a minute. we are assuming it is not him. we are not qualified -- monday morning on "fox and friends" see more buds -- seymore buds and they are coming in to testify to this. this is not the first time this happened. lois lane confused superman and clark kent on the phone and clearly they were different people. >> all there was were glasses. >> so judgey. >> you are not above a prank every now and then. at the consumer electronics show you received hundreds of pictures from pr people and then you responded with this. do we have that? you said can you send me more information 0 up dog and they said what is up dog? and then you said not muc

we're live in fishtown, joanne pileggi, fox 29 news.ack to you, dawn. >> joanne, thank you so much. >>> developing to night, police opened fire in north philadelphia. skyfox over the active scene earlier tonight. police say they pulled the trigger after a man pointed a gun at officers. >> now that man is in police custody. let's get straight out to shawnette wilson she's life outside of northwest detectives for to us name shawnette, what's the latest? >> reporter: well, chris and dawn, so police did fire at the suspect. they say that was after the suspect pointed a weapon at them, but at that point, police pulled back because they say the neighborhood was too crowded. to night that suspect is in custody after several attempts to allude police. >>> night fell as police safely brought a barricade situation in north philly to an end. in custody tonight is a man about 47 years old who police say was already known to them. skyfox flew over the area of 16th and allegheny just after 6:00 this evening. officers spotted the suspect in a stolen g

joanne. >> reporter: apparently so, dawn, and chris.e've been out here since late afternoon and there has been no additional sighting or spotting of that bear. but of course there are more than 9,000 acres here in fairmount park of wooded area and park area. so the bear could be anywhere. hopefully, keeping to himself or herself right now or perhaps making its way back home wherever that may be. >> if you were a bear, won oatlike live here? >> reporter: these photos proof positive a lone black bear had been roaming in fairmount park today. roaming and swimming in wissahickon creek. denise's boyfriend was an eyewitness. >> he was here fishing and he said that he sited the bear. he saw the bear. he said it went right across the water in front of him. >> reporter: officials call it unusual that a black bear would find its way to the park and while they recognized the fact they share the park with wildlife, the regulars here were still surprised. >> i love this park. i run here all the time. probably three or four times week. i haven't seen

joanne snow uh chin -- joanne nosuchunsky. and free think media producer camille foster. she is more southern than a deep fried bourbon battered virginia slim. fox business contributor dagen manage dowel. and he is pricklier than a 5:00 shadow. let's start the show. >> get packing. there is a new self-help guru in town. a group of read it users are living their lives based on the teachings of one donald trump. their mantra is myga or make yourself great again. it is the white males who credits with everything to help quitting smoking to asking out hot chick. one read iter said it may sound lame, but it has lead to positive changes in my life. ad adds, trump has inspired me. i am getting sober and doing my bit to make america great again. the apprentice showed me what a world class alpha male looks like and operates as a group of dominant alphas you can achieve impossible things. i am inspired by this. i think this is great and he is making america great one dude at a time. >> exactly and it will convert more people to liking smoked glass and brass again. and salmon colore

tom shillue, thanks, joanne nosuchinsky, thank you. >> i'm very capable of changing to anything wants to change to. down* i'm sick of both these people and sick of the endless coverage of them. most of what they will do will be bad. the best comes from the private sector. but people look to government. they think it's sharing. so when people propose better, private solutions, they get

and joann rosetti who have been following this for seven weeks.you? b.b., why don't you come to us first. >> this is a solemn occasion, isn't it? >> you all right? >> i'm good. >> should we look at your numbers? >> yes. and this is the after. down eight pounds! >> that's fantastic, sweetheart. >> we're going to show a before shot of you. this is when b.b. came to us how you looked, and you sent us a picture and you're wearing the exact same outfit now, right? here's the before picture. that's just a picture of the dress. why don't you take off your graduation gown and let's take a look. >> oh, yeah! >> i'm sorry, very nice! that's adorable. >> thank you. >> do you feel better? >> i feel so much better. sexy. >> we also have a little report card of how they were doing, because there's so many things we changed. when we had to grade b.b., her first report card was mindful eating, which that's been the biggest change. a-plus for that. she thinks about everything going into her mouth. where she gets an a is tame her sweet tooth. that was a huge proble

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it is a thing that you only -- and joanne, you know. you know when you are a woman and you have pictures and on tv people sometimes are not so nice. >> yeah. >> would you promote a woman based on look? as a man say you are a boss, it is going to affect you you think? this is what we are doing and this is where social media is to be sick is. this is only a story because some people made a life stime of -- style of being mad at things. they want us to use this charade we don't see looks, but at the end of the day we are going to. if you look good, it helps. if you don't, it is usually a problem. this idea that we will start behaving a certain way to conform on social media so we don't get fired and pillaged, but not change the physical behavior means it is a waist of time. >> that's all she was saying. coming up, 538 strikes out in 201 sick. what does it mean? find out next. >>> live from america's news headquarters, i'm patricia stark. fbi questioning of top aides to hillary clinton is reportedly underway. abadeen was the deputy chief of

here to debate this topic are cat and joanne.o you support this decision in. >> of course i do, greg. because grades are arbitrary markers for growth and success. it's elitist crap. haven't they lurnd? it's time to recognize success as more than just a number. >> cat, isn't scholastic competition good for kids? >> yes. competing is how you win. winning is awesome. you got to teach kids that grades don't matter. if you don't, they end up being one of the art school dropouts spending their life working at stash bucks. sure i got terrible grades but i'm a well rounded vegan girl and i can make a paper mache sculpture about my feeling. >> hey, a warning to someone -- according someone the title of valedictorian sets them up for a lifetime of pressure and stress. graduation will be the highlight of their life. it's all downhill from there. the need to success will likely lead to drug dependence, declining health and lots of gambling debt. very sad. >> not sad. good. consider this chart. as you can see, as you can see, over time valedi

joanne nosuchinsky.d to have you both here. >> thanks, lou. >> let's start out with the great news about donald trump moving ahead of hillary clinton and no one -- no one must be more stirred emotionally than andy levy. >> there was some excellent news in that poll i totally agree and it's that gary johnson is at 10%. >> gary johnson the libertarian candidate. >> hopefully the libertarian nominee. he announced today william weld will be his running mate. >> excellent. >> huge news, lou. the fact that you didn't lead your show with this shows to me how biased you are. >> oh, gosh. >> i am a man who makes certain judgments based on his values and views and experience. and of course philosophy, which -- >> like i said, biased. >> gary johnson, i can't argue it. are you thrilled as well? >> you know, there is a thrill, mostly, though, just being on your show, lou. >> understandable. >> i saw a recent tweet where donald trump said, yes, the movement -- he is now referring to all of his voters and supporters a

>> it is a new show called drunk tank, it is joanne nosuchunsky. if you have seen him you know he needs a grip. fox news contributor. she spent two weeks doing shows in scraw pan and she really stood out. and he looks like he is good at sifting brandy or coning old ladies out of their inheritance. and then there was one. yes, andrew wk of the party party is now the only candidate still challenging donald trump. on tuesday night ted cruz ended his presidential bid with the shocking revelation that his father killed jfk. i don't know. it was in the paper. i'm just saying. trump winning inned yn -- winning indiana may have been a factor. cruz bowed out with grace. it ended with a hug. that's good. one candidate remains, the pre presumptive republican nominee, donald trump and he joins us now by phone. mr. trump, congrats on your huge victory last night. >> tom, i have to tell you i am so happy to be the nominee. it is absolutely fantastic. >> we should say presumptive nominee. >> no, no, no, tom, the republican nominee. i promised i would not start a

the case was cold the but joanne paletta never gave up and kept pressures on investigators. >> in my heart i knew he was there. something said he is out there, get him. >> few years ago oakland police got d.n.a. from the crime screen test asked they got a match. >> dennis eagle was serving time for a sex crime in another state and charged with murder and is held at jail in dublin. joanne paletta said he summer would be proud. >> i know she is smile down on me. >> he is scheduled to be in court may 31. and daughter daughter will be there and at every court appearance and every day of the trial. >> joanne paletta reached out to us on facebook and that is how we got the story. >> president obama is taking a big stand this only for transgender students in the battle over bathrooms. the obama administration and issuing a directive to school districts today to call on schools to allow regularring from students to use the bathroom that matches their gender identity not what they were important with. it includes access to looker rooms. districts that do not physical the order could face laws

chief the department chief joanne hayes-white >> i'll just saying goodbye to the captain thank you very much this item will be given a general overview by the and fire marshall like him to approach the podium thank you, chief. >> thank you, chief and commissioners good evening and chief dan fire marshalls office for the supervisor campos legislation there are 3 areas and fire code that will be amended with that legislation i'll identify those 3 areas and to the impact on our resources within the implementation of the proposal so the 3 areas that will impact will be smoke alarm requirement and fire alarm maintenance and fire upgrade the smoke alarm proposal will require the building owners with an annual notice to post that notice in common areas the building this notice this informational sheet fire safety sheet will be developed in in conjunction with the building inspection and post on the website and posted in 3 languages english, spanish and chinese and will require that the building owners to issue a hardcopy of that to each of their tenants annually and requires the building owner

point i don't know if so it loaded up i'm going to turn it over to to chief joanne chief joanne hayes-white we have 11540 role through it to the extent we'll recognize a busy schedule but heterosexuals at the end a general overview of the operation and a few issues and open up to question the departmental challenges the main challenge facing the fire department is deal what population growth and increased demand for services the city's growth will continue with large developments the department over the station 4 in the bayview near at&t park as well as we support other issues with regards to homelessness i want to give you a slide on the trend as you can see the population growth has contributed to increased call volume for the department for the most part this is especially in the past two fiscal years resulting in increased demand for department services and specifically increased pressure on the ambulance the larger driver is the overall is the medical calls projected increase of 12 percent with regards to medical calls what this meant in light of the additional resources there is a str

we're live in logan, joanne pileggi, fox 29 news. back to you. dawn, chris. >> thanks, joanne.appenings right now a car thief in chester county can't seem to avoid police. police in willis town say a driver of a stolen vehicle smashed into a police cruiser yesterday. skyfox over that scene. tonight that suspect is still on the run. let's get right out to karen hepp live in newtown square for to us name karen? >> reporter: good evening. it all happened right here along west chester pike. the last place that suspect was seen right over here at the ridley creek state park and that's why they spent so much time searching for him very interestingly we had business owner i'm standing in a strip mall came up to us end came in this morning and check the surveillance video he's like what, there's guy wearing a sheet that was there when his business was closed. he's like that's so suspicious. he didn't want to go on camera but did he give us the exclusive video and he called police. >> ridley creek state park is a popular place for bikers, horse riders and anyone who loves the outdoors.

that's called a plaus fishing. >> joanne, should we be shocked by this news? >> yes.ing bright for conservative speakers because both cat and i were asked to speak at reyecent graduations a we have the tape. >> former members and faculties and it is my honor to offer this year's commencement address. i know after this that no one will care of what i have to say again. today is a wonderful day for celebration and self reflection and inspiration. four years ago you were scared freshmen about to embark on an incredible journey. >> four years later you still don't know anything. although this time you are a little older and you are going to keep getting older and less attractive until no one want to touch you. >> you are all winners. with the degree in your hand, you will want to accomplish anything. you can weather any storm, find yourself unable to compete with the u.s. population who are sociopaths, not limited by moral constraints, who will screw you over, crush your dreams in pursuit of their own. congratulations and best wishes. >> congratulations. best wishes. good

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it is joanne nosuchunsky. national review staff writer charles cook. and in high school she was voted most likely to make someone cry during an argument. human rights attorney and director of the law fair project, brooke goldstein. and he has done more treatments than jonas salk. next to me, tv writer, producer and founder, rob long. let's start the show. >> is donald trump losing his touch? he used to be the nicknamed king. lyin ted, crooked marco, little hillary? the latest monkier lack the spark, crazy bernie sanders, goofy warren. and warren herself shot back. that's the best you can come up with? yeah, goofy, lizzy, that's the best he can go. -- the best he can don't or maybe he is becoming nicer. budweiser is change the name of its flagship beer to america through the election. they say it has something to do with the olympics, but i think we all know the real reason. >> donald trump do you think you had something to do with budweiser changing the name of their beer for the summer? >> i think so. they are so impressed with what our country will b

chief chief joanne hayes-white. >> do we have any public comment on the chiefs report seeing none, heblic comment and beginning with commissioner vice president cleaveland. >> thank you madam president and thank you chief for your report comprehensive as always a couple of questions when the department has a - does the department have money that they used to upgrade the emts if heir want to became a paramedic does the department pay to help that person upgrade their skills. >> no, we does not currently. >> if there's someone has an interest in up and running to school we will accumulate through the easy process but not at that time fund someone continuing their education from a emt to paramedic many of the emts we hire will work as paramedics and other organizations and some while emts have the - we don't fund we encourage it but not fund it. >> oh. >> - right around that once we rice the 6 or $700. >> at this time have you discontinued if you have any questions, we'll be happy to answer theming. >> no, we satisfied and grateful for those that have jumbled into this success to put on

staying cool out there, joanne? >> reporter: i'm trying, joyce.'d rather be running through that splash park hyped me. i'm telling you it feels so hot out here. hey, what do you guys think? how is the park? >> great. >> great. >> i met some friends out here. as i said it seems the summer season is upon us. just in time for memorial day weekend. and escaping to the beach or a lake or some other park wasn't in the cards for you, this would do just fine. >> it's summer. >> it's spring. >> oh, come on it's summer. you sure. >> report rarely would i challenge someone who agreed to an inter 52 last we check the calendar still says spring here at dilworth plaids say the looks like summer. it feels like summer. you can ever argue with mother nature. >>> no spring. early summer. >> you mind it. >> not at all. >> reporter: into the spray fountain they went hundreds of kids and some adults looking for fun and a way to cool off on this holiday weekend in the ci city. >> it is hot as it can be today, and i'm going to come tomorrow. >> reporter: watching the ch

>> reporter: joanne graduated from high school here in 1983 just a few years later, her high school ring was stolen. and she never thought she'd see it again. that all changed yesterday. >> i was eight months pregnant. they wouldn't fit anymore. >> reporter: she remembers it like it was yesterday. >> 1990. so it's 26 years, yeah. >> reporter: the concord resident came home to find her house broken into, her jewelry, including her wedding ring and concord high school graduation ring were taken. >> the police had said that everything was probably pawned and i wouldn't be seeing anything returned to me. >> reporter: it all changed when she got a call yesterday from concord high saying someone had found her 1983 graduation ring with her name engraved inside. >> she was gardening she said and she -- digging up and all a sudden she saw this gold in there. >> reporter: an elderly woman who lives in this pleasant hill home tells joanne she found it in her garden. we hoped to talk to her ourselves but got no answer. there's a few questions still lingering. >> it is odd. >> reporter: julie ann say