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they made a statement to the press calling the nort north kon launch intolerable. >> i want everyonehe united states of america stands behind japan, it's great ally, 100%. thank you. >> neither responding to any of the shouted questions from the press. the two leaders spent time at trump's resort. >> in other news, a man is in custody after causing a deadly crash in philadelphia. a man hit four parked cars along the 1300 block this afternoon and then fled the scene. inside one of the parked cars was a 56-year-old woman. she was rushed to hospital and died 90 minutes later from her injuries. the driver of the honda was later apprehended. >> two vehicles collided on swamp road near covered bridge road just before 7:00. three people were taken to st. mary medical center. >> a vigil was held for a community activist gunned down inside her home. people gathered to remember whinney harris. her killer remains on the loose. harris' nephew says she was active in the community when it came to planting trees and gardens. >> she was a loving mother, aunt, family member, cousin. that's what we ar

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. >> joan kon lives in philadelphia and says the circus should not even be here this weekend and she want it to close immediately. >> people think when the animals are done performing they run free in a field somewhere. they don't. they're locked in box cars, trains, they're abused to do those tricks. >> reporter: circus officials denied those allegations. and the show this weekend will include new acts and the usual acrobats, kloupz and animals and animal that protesters are say are poorly treated and have been for decades. now the circus is closing. >> when i first learned the news i drove by here thinking how many of hundreds of hours i spent here educating people. >> the curtain opened for the first time in 1871 and it's been a tradition for families over the years. a time for parents and kids to bond. >> this is absolutely amazing. that's always been a family tradition for jessica and i to come down to the circus. >> patti and her daughter came 15 years ago and continuing their tradition one last time before the tradition closes forever. >> we're sad this will be the last event.

. >> joan kon lives in philadelphia and says the circus should not even be here this weekend and shet it to close immediately. >> people think when the animals are done performing they run free in a field somewhere. they don't. they're locked in box cars, trains, they're abused to do those tricks. >> reporter: circus officials denied those allegations. and the show this weekend will include new acts and the usual acrobats, kloupz and animals and animal that protesters are say are poorly treated and have been for decades. now the circus is closing. >> when i first learned the news i drove by here thinking how many of hundreds of hours i spent here educating people. >> the curtain opened for the first time in 1871 and it's been a tradition for families over the years. a time for parents and kids to bond. >> this is absolutely amazing. that's always been a family tradition for jessica and i to come down to the circus. >> patti and her daughter came 15 years ago and continuing their tradition one last time before the tradition closes forever. >> we're sad this will be the last event. >>

trust and believe that the administration is working on ways to prove that this ban who's kons nugsalty has been questioned is in the best interest of the american people and illegal. >> and the white house may have lost a legal battle. it certainly has not lost a political war. >> this is one of the first steps of a larger system they hope to put in place that they believe will improve national security. if you recall when it was rolled out there was a sug jex thgesti there are many countries that could be added to this list. so they are going to move forward with this progress because they think this is what's in the best interest in the war on terror. >> how big is this for president trump? or does it fade into the background with time and defending on the results. >> i think we saw everything can almost fade into the background with time when you constantly have issues surfacing but this is this third weekend in his administration where there's been significant roadblocks and pushback on policies that he's hoping to implement. this is legal and this can help america and battle terro

years, and everyone involved in this situation has taken responsibilit responsibility suffered the konsnesdays and should be able to move forward. >> there has been sort of a different way you both have been dealt with. general petraeus has gone on to being on, i guess on boards of companies. he's, you know, consulting. he's, i guess highly paid and being considered for a position. in the coverage, i went back and read some of the coverage of what occurred, and it seemed like the way you were portrayed, you know, in the washington post, it talked about your tight-fitting clothes at one point, some of the comments made by other people were implying that you had somehow seduced this shining general. do you feel that there's been a double standard? >> obviously i feel there's been a double standard, anderson, not only in the press coverage but in the treatment and discipline. but i've never been one to cast myself as a victim. i take full responsibility for the mistakes that i did make. i think as a strong woman i'm going to wear what i want to wear. but i wasn't out on any kind of mission

. >> while espinosa's long-term kon consequence are still unknown, his day to day life back in the boxcompletely predictable. >> i try to sleep till like 1:00. and i get up, read for a while, workout, anything. just to make the time pass. you're separated from everything, you know, on the outside world so you learn to deal with it and it's called the box. >> coming up. >> it's 13. >> valerie communicates with her fiance in the cellblock next door. >> he's going to come up. i love him. it's over. i've found a permanent escape from monotony. together, we are perfectly balanced. our senses awake. our hearts racing as one. i know this is sudden, but they say...if you love something set it free. see you around, giulia that ride share? you actually rode here on the cloud. did not feel like a cloud... that driverless car? i have seen it all. intel's driving...the future! traffic lights, street lamps. business runs on the cloud... and the cloud runs on intel. ♪ i wonder what the other 2% runs on...(car horn) >>> i'm dar a brown with the hour's top stories. president trump oefted the governor's

know, god forbid there's a terrorist attack and i'm in charge here and i don't care what the courts or kon says an enthat's when we have a crisis and the institutions need to push become and say, no, mr. president, that's not how it works in america. that's when you go down the impeachment path. i don't think the things in isolation in a relatively placid situation without an international crisis builds to that. this is laying a foundation for what happens when there's a crisis. >> now, you saw the interview i did earlier with congressman greg meeks about the awkward exchange with the president and the reporter and we saw that -- how has talked about the meeting with congressional black caucus. you know i told the president by phone i would meet only with other leaders of national civil rights organizations and on and on and on. you did a story this week in "the new york times" talking about how a lot of groups are coming together from different types of areas of concern and protesting together that had never done so before. wouldn't it serve the president to meet with people in various ar

who have been convicted of any criminal offense charged with any criminal offense or even acts that konsonstitute a charge criminal offense. farther down the list are those just like this mother of two, subject to a final order of removal. >> there was actually a priority list of what to follow. the current executive order seemed to do away with that priority list and make everyone a priority. so i think what we're going to see now is the immigration courts are going to go back to being backlogged. >> reporter: ice has released a statement including this paragraph. ice will continue to focus on identifying and removing individuals with felony convictions with final orders of removal issued by the nation's immigration courts. and her husband, he will now have to raise the children alone. >> my wife is not a threat for the united states. she's a great person. you know, she's a good citizen regardless of her status. >>> now to brazil and the state of santo. military police have agreed to end their week long strike that sparked violence in the streets. violence that left at least 110 people

live doppler 7 is tracking some fog and it's really kons trapted in the north bay. it is dense.w, half mile visibility. santa rosa, 3/4 mile visibility so that's an issue this morning. elsewhere, we're fine. 10 on the board. you're unlimited in terms of visibility. outside we go. live look from exploratorium camera. gorgeous looking skyline. look at this day planner for february, valentine's day. it's mild and sunny into the afternoon and yes, temperatures area-wide going into the 60s. all right, that's weather. let's get a check of traffic with alexis. >>> good morning. just getting reports of a new crash in the sunol area. southbound lanes of 680 just before you get to andrade. initial calls saying nine to ten vehicles involved. not sure how many lanes are blocked right now. waze shows a lot of reports of a major crash in the area. that's pretty much all the information i have for now. ten minutes from now, i should have a lot more details for you there. and a quick check of the bay bridge toll plaza. in those last few minutes, the metering lights have been flipped on. also wa

. >> you're moving forward despite the fact the deal speculation kon continues to swirl.le think you are the next logical target for your former company, kraft and 3g? >> there is a lot of speculation out there. we can't spend a lot of time thinking about it. if you step back a second, when i split the company, i did it because these were two different portfolios and they actually have shown themselves capable of creating great value for their respective shareholders as separate companies. our company created over $60 billion of market cap as a result of focusing on snacks. we're going to continue to focus. we've been quite successful even in this challenging macro environment. i have great confidence that some of the programs we'll talk about today at the analyst conference will continue to drive our growth. >> some of that market cap had been created on speculation of a deal. were you surprised to see the stock drop 5% on friday on word that kraft heinz was chasing unilever? >> word comes in and out of stocks. our focus remains on continuing to determine what we believe

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. >>> kons lor to the president and star to the alternative facts of life, kellyanne conway was on foxa rare and illegal product plug. >> people can see through that. go buy ivanka's stuff. i hate shopping, i'm going to go get some myself. it's a wonderful line. i'm going to give a free commercial here. go buy it. find it online. >> she's going to have a hell of a post white house career on qvc. >> sooner, rather than later. >> that would be happening now, i would think. run away beer truck. anyone want to buy the mika scarf? that's not inappropriate is it? >> it's available now. >> go get one. good morning, everyone. >> you have worn it. it's really good. >> exactly. exactly. it's friday, february -- >> holy, moly. can you believe that. that was surreal. >> we have so many developing stories to try to wade through this morning. with us on set, co-author of "game change," mark halperin. >> he's been talking to attorneys. >> he has? >> only to the left of the ninth circuit. >> we also have washington anchor for bbc world news america, katty kay and in washington, editor from "the washin