>> jimmy: uh, bringing your mother. >> oh --kay! >> oh! [ sad tuba ] >> steve: they think it's just fine to bring your mother. >> jimmy: okay. [ light laughter ] >> yeah, that's a good one. >> steve: okay, jacob. >> oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. >> steve: you ready? >> yes. >> steve: red flag, first date. >> talking about your ex too much. >> oh! >> steve: let's see "talking about your ex." [ chime ] yeah! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ okay, you got it, xolo. >> jimmy: we got this, for the win! >> steve: for you, for the win. you got it. >> okay. okay. i'm gonna say the last red flag is being on your phone during the date. >> steve: oh, wow. [ applause ] wow. >> i think that's a no-no. >> that's it, that's it. >> steve: show me the money! [ drumroll ] phone. [ chime ] yeah! [ bell dinging ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: we won, we won, we won! >> pose, pose, pose, pose. >> steve: the score's 1-2. >> jimmy: oh. i thought that was the end. >> steve: but this is the final round. it's for a billion points. >> what?! [ light laughter ] >> stev

angela yang and sean kay are believed to be the youngest victims of the washington crash — their identities. they were just 11 years old. in philadelphia, the federal aviation administration has now started their investigation as two american cities mourn their dead. graham satchell, bbc news. the philadelphia crash comes as american investigators recover the flight recorders, or �*black boxes' from the passengerjet and army helicopter which collided in mid—air over ronald reagan washington national airport on wednesday. let's speak to dr michael mccormick, who's an associate professor and programme coordinator in air traffic management at embry riddle aeronautical. i wonderfirst of i wonder first of some comment from yourself regarding the crash in philadelphia?- from yourself regarding the crash in philadelphia? yes. i actually worked _ crash in philadelphia? yes. i actually worked as _ crash in philadelphia? yes. i actually worked as an - crash in philadelphia? yes. i actually worked as an air- actually worked as an air traffic control in philadelphia for ten years. and i am heartbroken

the one story i'll tell you, and i shared it with kay the other day about my dad was i remember one time i was building fence with him when i was about 10 years old. and we were building fence, stretching wires and out there putting up about 1.5 of this fence, and he turned to me and he said, christie, where's the post mall, which is the post pounder that you post the pound the posts in with, and i turned to him and i said, it's in the truck, and he said, go get it. so with my dad you ran everywhere you went. i turned and ran to the truck, grabbed the post mall, brought it back to him, handed it to him, and as i handed it to him, he said, you should know what i need before i know what i need. and i remember being a 10 year old girl thinking, how am i ever going to know what he needs before he knows what he needs. but what he was doing was teaching us to think ahead. and to think 3 steps ahead of what he needed and have it ready and prepared for him so he could be more efficient, he could get more work done, and we could do a better job, that he should never have to wait for the next tool

angela yang and sean kay are believed to be the youngest confirmed today.re just 11 years old. graham satchell, bbc news. let's speak to madeleine wright — a there was a press conference ii a that was held. a media. held what conference held earlier, what we there was a press conference that was held, a media conference held earlier, what did we learn?— conference held earlier, what did we learn? hello. important information, _ did we learn? hello. important information, new— did we learn? hello. important information, new details - did we learn? hello. important. information, new details coming out of that news conference earlier this morning. one is that the death toll has risen. yesterday we were told that six people on board died. today we have learned that there was a seventh death. a person who was on the ground in a car. the other six people we knew about, they are mexican nationals, they are mexican nationals, they were on board the medical aircraft that was in this area when it crashed into a neighbourhood. those people were a girl, her mother, two

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the strikes destroyed the kays they live in and killed many record its without in any way harming civiliansicy expert rebeccah heinrichs joins us now. good morning, rebeccah. >> good morning. joey: i'm reading, there are people arguing this was more of a show of force than a strategic movement do you have any insight into how important this airstrike was? >> well, i think it's important because president trump decided to announce it. he announced that the united states did this, and then he also had a threat for anybody if else who would threaten the united states. of we will find you, he said, and we will kill you. just remember, joey with, during 2017 when president trump came into office the first time, he designated down the authorities to the military commanders the take out isis. he increased aerial bombings and uses of special forces, and the effect of that was the successful destruction of the isis caliphate within about a year, 95% of it. so during the biden administration, you've seen isis grow back, and so now the trump administration has to come in, reestablish itself, get back

and he said, who's being naive, kay? and that line, who's being naive? kay is always coming back to me because in the case of the mafia and the president, who's being naive, we are. that's who. and so what i'm going to do is i'm going to surf over some of the aspect of the book. let's just so you have a taste of it. we begin with fdr, by the way. we have a long history of working with criminals. i mean, when andrew jackson ran into trouble in the war of 1812, down in new orleans, he recruited jean lafitte, the pirate. i'm mean, we do this stuff and it happens, of course, in in in a democracy and a few weeks after pearl harbor, the largest cruise ship in the world in normandy, was being retrofitted in new york harbor for troop ship shipping and the normandy court fire blew up. and sabotage was widely expected and suspected. so you can read about whether it was or not in the book. and the navy went down to the docks. they wanted to try to infiltrate, get security people there. and italian-americans made up most of the dockworkers at the time, irish and ita

joining us now to talk about this sofia kai, white house reporter at politico. sofia, good morning to you. good morning. so can you talk a little bit about how much other people around the president knew or didn't know about this proposal ahead of this press conference with netanyahu? >> yeah. i think a select number of people did. >> know because. >> it was written into his remarks, even though there was no written plan. and so, like many things, it gets written to a speech. he speaks it into existence, maybe adds some flourishes and it becomes a thing. but i think, you know, everything is negotiation for trump. this is no different. and he starts with a big opening salvo, and then afterwards he kind of sees how people react. and then we saw yesterday the press secretary had to start tempering that. so saying that trump had not committed to u.s. boots on the ground and that any relocation would be temporary. >> so it does feel like yesterday presidential aides started to as you as you note, walk back elements of this kind of describe it in a slightly different

with me now, julie kay. she's the co-founder of abortion coalition of telemedicine, which advocates for access to telehealth abortion in all 50 states. she started the group with doctor carpenter. julie, thank you so much for joining us. you know, doctor carpenter, what do you believe is the intended impact of an indictment like this on doctors like her? >> this is part of the anti-abortion movement's plan to try to remove access to safe and effective abortion nationwide in this country. they are really working towards continuing what the supreme court started when it took away roe versus wade. >> julie, when you look at this, i wonder how your group is going to respond to this indictment. obviously, there is a grand jury in louisiana calling for the extradition. the governor is saying that's not going to be the case. and there is some movement in terms of being able to not have a doctor's name on labels. but this is a case by case scenario. would it seem at this point? how will you respond? >> well, governo

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. >> joining us now, us special correspondent for bbc news, katty kay.later to talk about this relationship between trump and musk, because it strikes me trump there is backing musk up. but he's also making clear he doesn't do anything without my approval. there is a jockeying. >> yeah. >> i mean, there have been people who know. >> president trump. >> much better than i. >> do personally. >> who suggested that this. >> relationship was. >> going to fall apart quicker than it has done. i think the fact that elon put so much money into the trump campaign has given him some leeway, and to some extent, it's useful for president trump to have somebody like elon musk doing all the stuff that might not be very popular here in the city, like firing lots of people from different departments and going in and making all of these cuts. but it is. i thought it was very interesting to hear that you've had a similar thing with elon musk saying one thing about usaid, and we're going to talk about that in a second. and marco rubio saying something slightly different. so

with me now, julie kay. she's the co-founder of abortion coalition of telemedicine, which advocates for access to telehealth abortion in all 50 states. she started the group with doctor carpenter. julie, thank you so much for joining us. you know, doctor carpenter, what do you believe is the intended impact of an indictment like this on doctors like her? >> this is part of the anti-abortion movement's plan to try to remove access to safe and effective abortion nationwide in this country. they are really working towards continuing what the supreme court started when it took away roe versus wade. >> julie, when you look at this, i wonder how your group is going to respond to this indictment. obviously, there is a grand jury in louisiana calling for the extradition. the governor is saying that's not going to be the case, and there is some movement in terms of being able to not have a doctor's name on labels. but this is a case by case scenario. would it seem at this point how will you respond? >> well. >> gover

george kittle and fred warner have said publicly they want him and on the kay adams show this week warnerd just how far he's willing to go. >> i don't know how that would even come about, how we would get that done, but i know there's some way somehow we can figure that out. me and george can give a little of our funds over to myles garrett. how does that sound? >> george, you're making such good money you're going to give a paycheck to -- >> myles garrett. >> you heard it here first. >>> the pga's making its annual stop at tpc scottsdale, home of the phoenix open and the infamous par 3 16th hole. the rowdy crowd is fueled by enough beer to make spuds mckenzie blush. i know it quite well from my days at arizona state. sometimes you even get moments like this one. >> oh, go ahead and just do that! a slam dunk. >> emiliano grillo, second ace of his career, couldn't dream of a better spot. he needed it because at 2 under he made the cut by one stroke, first ace at 16 since sam ryder's in 2022. here's grillo on the shot of a lifetime. >> i mean you dream about this. i've been playing here ten

george kittle and fred warner already publicly said they want him and on the kay adams show this weekshared just how far he's actually willing to go. >> i don't know how that would even come about, how we would get that done, but i know there's some way somehow we can figure that out. me and george can give a little bit of our funds over to myles garrett. how's that sound? >> you say that again. >> i'm including george. >> george, you're making such good money that you're going to give a paycheck to? >> myles garrett. >> you heard it here first. >> and in turn we get a super bowl. >> hold on. warner clearly did not go over this plan with kittle. he responded to the idea by tweeting out, "speak for yourself, bud." he wants that money. >>> let's end on some golf. 20,000 fans packed around the 16th hole at the phoenix open and it's the rowdiest hole in golf for a reason. emiliano gallo's tee shot makes a hole in one. when you hit an a.c.e. on 16 at the wmo, that's what happens. the beer goes crazy. it is the second hole of one of grillo's career and he made the shot by one shot. i have b

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big mainstream outlets at a if anyone which is going to be with the lensky in the past few days is kay hayes on impartial discoveries of virtual agent of ukraine as, as will all the media in the britain. so they won't hear about it in britain that there are goals for the, for elections in ukraine. it's quite amazing unit. remember that there is no freedom of speech as they go to hungry as they go hungry in britain at night to themselves, sanctioning all the energy supplies and all manner of things from russia. i mean, they just thrown a diplomat of understanding the past few hours from the russian embassy in london. so britain, it just hasn't got the script from washington. i don't think the trunk is very much, but uh, of course, the drum for his box. you're getting completely false information from his national security adviser. mike waltz about whom we talk about him going on the ground on saturday because there is some room is that he may be going because he's reading wrong information to the little trump, who clearly thinks that the sanction somehow some way to leverage the russian

the bbc's katty kay is still with us, along with jonathan lemire and me.inst u.s. products overnight. this as questions surrounding elon musk's role in the administration and his efforts to downsize the federal government. we have two reports for you, starting with nbc news senior business correspondent christine romans. >> this morning. >> the trade war heating. >> up. >> china retaliating after the first of president trump's tariffs kicked in. >> at midnight. >> the u.s. imposing. >> a 10% tax. >> on all chinese. >> goods, aiming, the white house says to stop. >> the trade. >> of narcotics in the u.s. >> they're sending. >> massive amounts of fentanyl. >> that price hike coming on top of preexisting tariffs could raise. >> the cost. >> of medications with ingredients made in china, including cancer drugs. >> antibiotics and. blood thinners. and affect a whole. >> range of chinese goods. >> that americans. >> use, from groceries to computers and video games to popular brands like sheehan and temu china quickly hitting. >> back overnight, saying it's worke

katty kay. >> what is so. >> fascinating is how badly. the entire investigating the investigators ruse has gone. we can go back to john durham, who completely humiliated himself, really. destroyed a great reputation by, you know, coming up empty. >> one. >> one bad decision after another, one dismissed, case after another. so you have that example, and you also have chairman comer and his examples, of course, how badly that went where you ended up having fellow republicans, the wall street journal editorial page, everybody else going, please just stop when here's the biggest problem with investigating the investigators. when you investigate the investigators, you've got to bring up the underlying facts of what the investigators were investigating. and donald trump certainly doesn't want that for january the 6th. does he really want that to get the testimony that that the committee got? does he really want to go through all that? he doesn't want to bring up the hush money case? i mean, they they can do it internally. but but but to have it

works have one more day to decide whether or not they want to quit and take buyout 8 month paid vai kay job, so far over 20,000 federal employees the taken that buyout option the government except these final number more than that, butf not enough take offer could be layoffs according to washington post a supervisor at government services agency said if the case lives are likely the goal two to five percent instruction in force government wide but the federal workforce is downsized so is spending department of governor doge canceling 12 contracts saving taxpayers 30 million dollars also ending 12 more leases for unused office space saving three million dollars so far president trump is happy with what elon musk and his doge squad are doing. >> for many ideas but a great job look at all fraud he found in usaid a disaster, lunatics, there are things nobody would believe, the whole thing with hundred million spent on you know what with money going to all sorts of groups that shouldn't deserve to get any money. >> elon musk demolition project on government waste and fraud is sending some th

some notable ones, the kay ingel side and ocean view train lines will now run one car trains on the weekendso reduce maintenance and cleaning costs. muni has discontinued the 7:15 and 7:45 morning trips on the 1x california express and the 38giri and 48 masonic routes will run less frequently. >> cutting service harms people who depend on transit to get to groceries an medical care and the basic needs of life. and in the bigger picture it helps san francisco as a city to function. >> reporter: in a notice, they said these changes were not easy decisions to make. but necessary for addressing the financial stability. >> the challenge is one of right sizing and creatively providing high fidelity services. >> reporter: billy riggs is with the university of san francisco. >> the challenge is one of reinvention. one of opportunity. but, at the same time, the way to get riders back and get butts in seats is not by making rides less frequent. but it could be you make service more frequent on your high capacity routes. >> reporter: muni is bringing back the 30x marina express helping get rider to dow

today marks national girls and women in sports kay and to honor female athletes, donald trump will signal men from girl's sports in schools and colleges. is he going to do that at 3:00 this afternoon. our next guest will be there for the signing. independent women's forum ambassador and former ncaa athlete paula scanlan joins us now. hey, paula. >> hey. good morning. >> ainsley: good morning. i know you swam at upenn and you swam with lia thomas and you decided in 2023 to start speaking out. the school tried to silence you and suppress your thoughts. you went forward. you were fighting for fairness in women's sports. what does this mean to you after years and years of fighting? >> oh my gosh, this is so exciting, i mean, but the biggest thing that i'm thinking to myself is the fact that we even have to do this and spend time and sign executive order to say something as common sense as men do not belong in women's sports. but this is just the beginning. ultimately this issue will not be over until we get this passed in all three branches of government. until we see cases won in the supre

gonzaga with the ball down by they get inbound a grammy kay for 3 comes up. well, short. how about saint mary's? they hang on 60 to 58 and improved to 23 on the season. they're a perfect 10 and oh and west coast conference play. >> it's due to stanford on the road facing smu. the cardinal has been for their 5th straight win, this one was all mustangs 1st half way. corey oates window. that's a 4 point play. that's a new led by 20 at the 2nd half and now up. 25 kevin a k soupy miller, great nickname. great pass to for the alley-oop. new roles. 85 to 61. cal playing host to syracuse to mark mattson. that is a phenomenal time. theres down by 15 in the 2nd half. but look at this while wilkinson. wow, the freshman with 2 of his 20 points. the is loving it. but syracuse had too much tonight for the bears loop. this taylor had in the dagger 3. he led the case with 19 points and cal falls at home. 75 to 66. jose state hosting air force suddenly mountain west action early-on joshan do j climbing the ladder. i did this. take another look. he led all scorers with 24. and then just be

. >> lawrence: i think his granddaughter actually kai has a big deal on the table for her golf career ainsley: some. >> brian: nil. >> ainsley: pay a million dollars to go to this college. >> brian: i will give you an example they offered -- they are offering quarterbacks if you transfer to my team i will give you $5 million. >> ainsley: right. >> brian: okay. i'm it all for people being paid. can you nag the quarterback north carolina $5 million offer to go to university of michigan? is that where we are. rules and luxury. salary caps everywhere else. college sports whoever has rich donors? >> ainsley: right. >> brian: come on. >> ainsley: quarterback went to michigan to be the quarterback. then. >> brian: out of luck. >> lawrence: i think the argument is they were doing it under the table before. >> brian: all i'm saying is they would welcome it. if you talk to these coaches, they say. >> lawrence: have some structure. >> brian: set me up a system. >> ainsley: small schools have a disadvantage. >> brian: chinese made cameras could be spying in the united states. >> lawrence: look at

others include wwe superstar bayley social media stars just ski and kai senate and others.e is split into 2 teams, coach by forty-niners hall of famer jerry rice and giants legend barry bonds, its february 14th. that's friday. and the oakland arena. >> fun to time as it. 52, we're going to take a break and be right back. we are back in a 55 and check it out. golden state warriors star draymond green announcing he has plans to open a new restaurant in san francisco this year. it's going to be called mesquite and we're told it's a unique blend of caribbean and ethiopian cuisines. how cool does that sound? it's actually a collab between green and alomar owner nelson gurman skis kitchen and garden owner gum up fast. he'll no mask is going to be located on larkin street. it's going to offer both traditional dining and then downstairs. they're going lounge with sports and entertainment. or will actually be there? because i think a lovably i want to go if he's hanging out. yeah. he says he's passionate about representing black culture hoping to create a welcoming space for everybo

the players roster includes popular streamers drewski and kai.cludes some former pro athletes with bay area ties like terrell owens, matt barnes, baron davis and in the coaches chairs will see san francisco legends jerry rice, barry bonds. that game takes place at oakland arena on friday night, february 14th on valentine's day. the cal ice hockey team just went undefeated during its entire season for the first time. cal ice hockey won all 24 regular season games this year. it practiced last night, one final time, before heading to the pac eight hockey tournament. the division two hockey team beat the division one oregon ducks to end the regular season, and the team's freshman goalie made a huge stop to close out the final game of the season. >> to beat the division one team. like that two days in a row kind of showed a lot of the guys that i think were were the real deal. and yeah, once that buzzer rang, it was it was amazing. and there was just joy and great times all the way to the airport and all the way back home. we got home pretty late. >>

others include wwe superstar bayley social media stars to ski and kai. some not and others. split into 2 teams coached by forty-niners hall of famer jerry rice times let barry bonds was going. a lot of people it's set for february 14 at the oakland arena. all right. coming up on the kron, morning news been until federal shakeup in women's sports. >> details on the executive order. >> well, after years of declining numbers researched act along the rise in advance, prostate cancer cases in california. team at uc san francisco. they say it's likely due to reduce routine screens over the last decade. they say it's result an undiagnosed advanced cancers that are not being treated cases have been dropping until about 2010. but they grow by nearly 7% each year since then, they also found a rise in cases occurring across all age groups, regions and ethnicities. so make sure you get your prostate screen. researchers are also questioning the benefits little cold plunge and whether or not they make a lasting impact on your health, taking the plunge could be risky for those who have pre

the players roster includes popular streamers drewski and kai senate.some former pro athletes with bay area ties like terrell owens, matt barnes and baron davis. and in the coaches chairs, we'll see san francisco legends jerry rice and barry bonds that. games. the games take place at the oakland arena on friday, february 14th. >> all right, the sharks skating on home ice tonight, hosting a pretty good montreal canadiens team. first period we go sharks on the power play. nice puck control around the ice. the rookie macklin celebrini hanging out there on the right wing. and that's william eklund who slapped it right over to celebrini who lights the lamp one nothing. sharks. fast forward late in the third. just about four minutes to go. all tied at three. joel armia with the shorthanded goal and the canadiens go on to win four three. tough one tonight at the tank. >> well, the afc. >> is gearing up for the 2025 season, which is right around the corner. and today the team held its media day in san jose, where several players answered questions and talked ab

we're learning more about their stories, learning about 11 year old angela yang and 11 year old sean kay. they were an up and coming ice dance team, incredibly talented at their craft at such a young age. we've learned about brielle beyer. she was 12 years old, described by the figure skating community as spunky and polite and talented, and also about cory haynos. she was 15 years old. he landed a triple axel in front of his coaches in wichita just hours before the crash. these are just some of the stories. boris. some of those 67 stories all cut far too short by this tragedy. >> gabe cohen, thank you so much for the update. our thoughts obviously are with their families. thanks, brianna. >> and let's talk now with billy nolan, former acting faa administrator. he's currently the chief regulatory affairs officer for archer aviation incorporated. he also flew army helicopters and was a pilot for american airlines. billy, thanks for being with us. and maybe you can give us a sense of what we should be expecting here, because the ntsb will be holding a news conference here in the next few ho

kay cole james of heritage foundation, a conservative woman who was running the heritage foundation,a knee to maga. so this man has named black people liberal and conservative, including pro-trump republicans, and said these black people need to learn their place and that competent white men must be in charge. if you want things to work that guys at state, any issues with that? >> well, and not just. >> that. he's at. >> state, but i believe he's being nominated for an undersecretary of state position. you know, meanwhile, he is somebody who has said that that the uyghurs, the atrocities against the uyghurs in china hasn't happened. he is somebody that talked about how, you know, we shouldn't be getting involved in supporting taiwan. you know, this is something that we see just across the board. and when trump is talking about or elon musk is talking about, you know, we need to make sure people are rising up when it's based off of merit. you see that? that's absolutely not what their motivation actually is. you know, they're demonizing public servants that have worked in difficult an

joining us right now, white house reporter for politico, sophia kai and congressional reporter for axios stephen newcomb. good to see both of you. sophia. you first. vice president vance says he doesn't expect to be a tiebreaking vote for these cabinet picks. but if he does, it would be just the third time in history a cabinet nomination needed a vice president to cross the finish line. but first, i guess we've got to get to the full senate. so how much pressure is on the white house now to try and get their nominees through? >> i think there's a lot. i mean, i think with rfk jr.. what jd vance has said is probably true as long as rfk jr. can get through the senate finance committee on tuesday, i think, you know, a bigger question. and and the person that the white house is more concerned about is actually tulsi gabbard. i think they knew even going into the hearings that she among the three nominees was the person who had the most work to do in terms of convincing all republicans to vote for her, and especially coming out of the latest hearings, they know that's certainly true, especial

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. >> angela yang and sean kay and their coach. alexander sasha kirsanov, and. >> luciano and. >> franco aparicio, a father and son from chile. skating champion. lorenzo arellano lost four friends in the crash. >> just really sad. they all have so much potential. >> sadness has reached every corner of the country. young skaters in california. their coach knew. >> many of the. >> victims practiced in silence as a tribute to those that died in detroit. other skaters mourn their friends. >> it's difficult to describe that kind of loss. >> it's really. >> brought the skating world. >> to its knees. >> victims, young and old and in the prime of their lives. kiah duggins, a civil rights attorney from wichita who dedicated her life to helping others. she gave a ted talk in 2017 on helping underrepresented students. >> by reaching out to our communities when we need help. >> she was returning home to washington, d.c., after visiting her family in kansas. >> she's the very. essence of what you would. want in a human being, and her life is i

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kai, good to see both of you. so, stef, in that clip that we played there, you heard senator murphy call trump's latest moves a constitutional crisis. what can congressional democrats do to combat some of these orders being carried out? >> i mean, look, there's. >> not a lot of options when. >> you're. >> in the minority in both chambers. it's very difficult for democrats to really have much to do beyond the protests that we've seen them launch, besides kind of the way that they've been pushing back publicly and speaking out against some of these actions taken by elon musk and president trump. but a lot of this is going to rely on republicans. whether we see any concerns among republicans, especially in the senate, whether we see any break from what has been pretty solid support behind anything that president trump does. and, you know, i do think there are some who are a little bit concerned about how this might continue down the road, especially when it comes to elon musk. republicans are very comfortable with pr

really excited about the weekend and next weekend and then you have this tragedy happen -- and it is kaylose-knit community. people in the northeast know each other. they know the cops. they know the first responders right now i have to say, god bless the philadelphia police department, the fire department and the ems people who are running towards this massive explosion tonight and trying to get people back. one of the key things was very early on when this happened, they started pushing the media back further and further and further to try to get away from this and they kept moving everybody back even further because the fires just kept spreading. as it would catch on to more row homes and more cars and there was a man on fire. a horrific heartbreaking video of that. so for these first responders, i know we say it all the time, on a night like tonight, god bless them for what they are doing to keep this city safe and these residents. we don't know how many people on the ground could have been killed here tonight. we know there were six people on board the plane. but this is a residenti

the women were hoping their hunger strike would push senator kay hagan, a democrat here in north carolina, to co-sponsor the dream act, development, relief and, education for alien minors act. the people know the dream act. what do people know about what is the dream act. what does it do? melanie well, i'm not sure if i'm correct, is it the dreamers? so it helps those who are born brought to the u.s. as a charter supports them here. oh, i have family members who are dreamers, but i'm not really a kid and i like the exact definition. you know that was great about dreamer. the dreamers are sort of similar to what we think of today as dark. i mean they're like related kinds of legislation the goal is basically to create some kind of for people who are brought at a very young age to the country right who the language is through no fault of their or brought to the united states. and again i think we can be sort of critical of that framing and and what that means. but the dream act is sort of an important catalyst and thing that happens throughout the country but here in the south, there's a lo

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. ♪ ♪ 11-year-old sean kay and angela yang gave each other a fist bump as their winning scores are announced 3:30 two. sean and angela were on the plane with their mothers. the youngsters had been skating with each other for about two years. >> it's a very strong personal bond. >> we spoke to sean's artbroken father who is back at the delaware ice skating rink ere angela and sean perfected their routines. >> that's just what they do, this is their life. >> rising star briel buyer is a cancer survivor and turned 12 just two weeks ago. she was on the flights with her mom justina who created this elaborate balloon backdrop for r birthday party. >> justina made all of this by hand, every birthday, every event for the kids had to be special. briel's dad and he is uncontrollable. >> and i am in shock right now. everything is really numb for me right now. it's just -- i think there is probably a space in my mind that i can't go to where all the pain is. it's like my daughter's room upstairs, just can't go through that door yet. >> he showed me some family photos. >> look at how beautiful briel was.