lance led the charge of trying to raise the money and we did.d up within three or four months we had $13,000. all this information from the bishop, the bishop agreed so on labor day 2013 we installed the headstone here behind me. and that headstone is now a four by eight red slab and it was used to bury the bishop. that's the headstone used and on that slab it tells you the story of what happened and it has the names of every passenger aboard including the crew as well. then it has 32 leads around the stone. who are these friends all scattered, the radio says they are deportees. they are not deportees, not anymore. one of the beautiful things this memorial has done behind me is we still included in the foundation, that original plaque to show how it went from anonymity to having a name there. all the talk surrounding immigration today, all the rhetoric around immigration , it's become a vast sea of noise. some of it of value, some of it creates valuable dialogue but a lot of it, especially today as we enter this new administration, we start to h

they directed their arguments to republican congressman lance. the crowd questions lance about his stance on abortion, the environment and the dakota access pipeline. >>> in delaware county, people worried about losing their health care coverage packed an affords only care act meeting. one brought up a teenager who said she doesn't know blwhat she'll do if off her parent's coverage. >>> ebay tells nbc10 there's a dispute about who owns the sign and about a pending investigation. when the sign was on sale on ebay, it drew a high bid of $7,500. >>> well, this morning, there is a winning ticket in last night's huge powerball drawing. >> yeah that ticket was sold in indiana. now ticket sales were brisk, heading up to last night's $435 million jackpot. the cash payout is worth $263 million. check your tickets, the powerball website said someone in new jersey won a $2 million prize. here are the winning numbers, 10, 13, 28, 52, 61, and the powerball, 2. again, 10, 13, 28, 52, 61, powerball number is 2. >>> a burlington county woman faces sentencing for

lance bass announced yesterday, that he, jt and the gang are reuniting with a special music release to honor the 20-year anniversary of the o christmas. he says the group will release a special vinyl edition of the album as well as make a special reunion appearance. no dates been decided. bass said hopefully christmas time. there is much more coming up on good morning washington. suzanne kennedy-- what are you woring on? z29kuz zstz y29kuy ysty prodders, shuckersers, and sniffers, [ inhales ] all giant produce is triple checked. farm, crate, and store. we're focusing on fresh... ...so you don't have to guess. my giant. u.s. senate. the latest nomination democrats want to prevent from moving foward. also breaking overnight. a massive four alarm fire roars through a warehouse. where this happened and what was inside. also overnight - another car crashes off an overpass and onto the road below. good mornging washington i'm autria d

up next, leonard lance at a town hall meeting last night. the crowd came out. >> all of us feel betrayed because you have flip-flopped on your position on the environment. what is your position? make a decision. >> he talks about the experience. kellyanne conway speaking amid reports she's taking a less visible role in the administration. a hotel room, i want someone that makes it easy to find what i want. booking.com gets it. they offer free cancellation, in case i decide to go from kid-friendly to kid-free. now i can start relaxing even before the vacation begins. your vacation is very important. that's why booking.com makes finding the right hotel for the right price easy. visit booking.com now to find out why we're booking.yeah everything your family touches sticks with them. make sure the germs they bring home don't stick around. use clorox disinfecting products. because no one kills germs better than clorox. will your business be ready when growth presents itself? american express open cards can help you take on a new job, or fill a bi

. >> i believe -- >> that was the scene inside rep congressman leonard lance's event.undreds in the crowd held up signs, they chanted throughout the town hall. lance was peppered with questions ranging from his stance on abortion to the environment to the dakota access pipeline. >>> meanwhile in delaware county tonight, dozens of people worried about losing healthcare coverage packed an affordable care act forum in media. one teenager told the audience she doesn't know what she will do when and if she has to get off her parents coverage. >>> new at 11:00, the fallout continues at the delaware prison where a correctional officer was killed earlier this month. today we learned more than two dozen medical workers at the vaughn correctional center in smyrna resigned since february 1. lieutenant floyd was killed during a standoff with prisoners earlier this month. wre in delaware spoke to the an officer at the prison who say workers there are in fear for their lives. >> it is -- i mean it is very -- sorry for your loss. other inmates, still in the building, oh, they ain't d

leonard lance, who serves as vice chair, is going to lead the efforts on our behalf when it comes to encryption and cybersecurity. and then my favorite, expanding broadband, rural broadband and expanding this out, making certain that we address what i view as having been an opportunity gap; communities that do not have broadband, and they're not able to go in and expand educational opportunity for their students. they're not able to utilize telemedicine in health care, they're not able to recruit new factories that can bring jobs to those underserved areas. so broadband expansion. and i think that's a pretty good agenda for a year. i'm looking forward to it. i'm already at work on it. yeah. >> host: well, you are, and, in fact, you've held a hearing already on ntia. what did you learn from that? >> guest: what we learned is, you know, talking to different administrators, people that are former administrators, and they, they came in and said, look, you know, the agency needs to be focused on helping the federal government with their utilization of spectrum and how they go about using

i am thrilled that leonard lance is going to be the one who is leading our efforts on this and working with full committee staff and with our subcommittee staff, and in the areas where there may be shared jurisdictions. >> as you well know, congresswoman, the tech community in general supported hillary clinton and the democrats. what's your message to silicon valley? >> my message to silicon valley is i hope they are going as they have, they've been to meet with president trump twice. i think that -- i think that their position on some of the issues they're going to the see that mr. trump understands technology and the system that revolves around technology-based products. the creation of those, the sale of those, those that are involved in trade components that are involved in trade. i think he also understands the need for a well-trained workforce. i do believe that when will bur ross is confirmed as secretary of commerce you're going to see someone there who is going to say these are the goals i want to help our nation achieve and technology is a big part of that. the innovation tha

new details emerged on the $100 million lawsuit against disgraced cyclist lance armstrong.'s now headed to court. >> i don't want to die. i don't want to die. >> less than a minute, that is how much time a passerby had to rescue a woman whose car plunged into an icy pond in new jersey. see the dramatic rescue next. karen. >> my gosh, that's scary. looking live in lionville here this is route 100 at 113. we're nice, we're clear, we're dry out there. we take you to morrisville bucks county coming up next. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> welcome back. taking a live look here philadelphia international airport. maybe you're getting your sweety and taking them off on a surprise get away. today would be a nice day today. >> really. news for me. i have to work. >> maybe not you matt. >> okay. >> it's 5:12 and 29 degrees. >> is cupid flying around out there looking for some victims yet? what we got. >> looking for victims, yes. cupid could hit at any time so you better watch out. >> ooh. >> let's check the suburban traffic report. nothing like that happening right now in morrisville that we can see f

pick a position. >> congressman lance joins me now, good afternoon to you. >> thanks for having me. >akes a certain kind of person to stand there and take it and listen and respond. you're coming from an another town hall this morning where i understand 900 people showed up. talk to me about these town halls, what kind of concerns and questions have you been hearing the most? >> i think there's concern across the board. and i understand that. i was very disappointed when mitt romney lost the presidency and many of the constituents with whom i've met over the last two days in town halls are concerned because of the election of donald trump. and i'm a republican, but i understand concerns, and i try to indicate to my constituents that i intend to represent everybody, republicans, democrats, and independents. >> how do you explain this sudden outpouring of sentiment? i've heard people say, listen, we knew this was coming, he campaigned on this. are your town halls usually so impassioned? where has all of this come from? >> i think we've had an excellent turnout. the turnout is larger tha

i want to bring in congressman leonard lance, a republican from no new jersey.ust introduced a bill to boost sanctions against iran. tell me about that. >> that's correct. it boosts sanctions against iran, hallie. i've introduced this with several colleagues on the republican side in the house. it targets those individuals who would be helpful to iran in the ballistic missile program. the ballistic missile program in violation of a u.n. resolution and under no circumstances should iran be engaged in this type of activity. >> have you had a chance, congressman, to look at has to new treasury sanctions against iran? have you been consulted on it by the administration? >> have i not but i presume without having read what's in the text that i would be supportive and i certainly commend the administration for moving forward. obviously i want to read the text but that will be made available at 10:30 by the trsury department. >> have you had consultations with the administratn about your position on iran, about your new bill. i'm trying to get a sense of what the inter

still, others like leonard lance of new jersey are embracing meeting with constituents who did not vote them in fact, he knocked on the idea that these townhomes are being filled with paid protesters. >> i don't think it was true the other night. >> they are organizing the activists to go to townhomes. even publishing a handbook on the web giving step-by-step instructions on how to resist the agenda advising folks to be polite but persistent. kim tim murphy did not hold the town hall meeting this week citing the very guide. >> if you look at the guy they don't even have issues. it's orchestrated where they said and they boo when the congressman talks and they are told not to give up the microphones. >> it's not just republicans à the most vulnerable democrats like claire mccaskill are up for reelection in 2018. avoiding the town hall meetings. >> thanks, ryan. >> meanwhile it's springtime in february and it's supposed to be winter. whether records are set in many cities like boston at 71 degrees there. new york and new jersey at 74. conditions will change drastically.live in the fox ext

lance armstrong has lost his bid to block the us government's 79 million pound lawsuit against him.rmance—enhancing drugs. he was stripped of his titles and banned for life in 2012. the case is now clear to go to trial. ronnie 0'sullivan‘s title defence at the welsh open snooker has started well. he beat tom ford this afternoon. he didn't look at his best, but made one century underway to the second row. further coverage from cardiff on bbc two wales and the red button. that is just about it, barcelona still 1—0 down in paris. manchester city not in champions league action until next week. ukip leader paul nuttall has admitted claims he lost a close personalfriend in the hillsborough disaster are false. he was asked about the comments published on his website during an interview on a radio station in liverpool. 0ur political correspondent chris mason is in westminsterfor us. it was an extraordinary and awkward interview of paul nuttall. the context is, there was an article in the guardian over the weekend, which cast doubt on paul nuttall‘s long—standing claim he was at hillsborough

taking a look at tomorrow's headlines with the times columnist matthew syed and political commentator lancethat's all ahead on bbc news. now on bbc news it's time for sportsday. good evening and welcome to sportsday. coming up in the show: the home nations‘ coaches name their squads for the six nations championship, which starts on saturday. after 21 years in the game, frank lampard calls time on his football career. he won three premier league titles and four fa cups with chelsea. and as chris eubankjunior attempts to win his first world title fight on saturday, questions have been raised about the credibility of the ibo belt. thanks forjoining us. england head coach eddiejones has named his team to face france in their opening match of rugby union's six nations championship. the tournament starts on saturday, withjones batting down implications that the england team, and crowd, are arrogant. our sports correspondent joe wilson has more. well, never mind warm weather training in portugal, england are backin training in portugal, england are back in surrey on the grey and windy day. some ra

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this was lance armstrong. lance and i sat on a stage several years ago before the scandal. we sat down and he looked me in the eye, 15 years ago i was given a death sentence. now i am alive and well. how did platinum work? thought about it a minute, looked him in the eye and said i have no idea. platinum changed you so cancer didn't want to grow. it was a powerful message to be. i'm not here to talk about the cancer cell but change the individual so the cancer didn't want to grow. this is a clinical trial, think of it this way. we have inputs to our body. who your parents are, your genetics, what you eat, where you live, who you marry, how you work and the output is how you feel. that middle state function throughout history has been hidden. i will show you a picture of it but the problem with emergent systems is they are impossible to understand, yet we can control things we don't understand. and the shape of the clouds, and doctors are like climate model is more than biologists going forward and i show you what that means. there is a trial done, we took women with premeno

they directed their anger at republican congressman leonard lance in somerset county last night.he crowd questioned lance on stance on abortion, the dakota access pipeline. >>> meanwhile, people packed an affordable care forum in media. one of the concerns is one brought up by a teenager who says she doesn't know what she'll do if she has to get off her parents' coverage. >>> a man is in jail after paramedics and an off-duty police officer stepped in to stop him from stabbing family members in this car. police say the man stabbed his wife and stepdaughter when the car was stopped at a traffic light. that's when emts jumped out at the traffic light that happened to be at the scene. >> we were holding the hand with the knife, got her out. >> they actually did save the day. let's hope and give wishes for the young lady. >> stepdaughter was critically hurt. the wife is in serious condition. the stepfather spent the night at lehigh county jail. >> in bucks county, school will be open today after fire damaged several classrooms at pennridge high school in perkasie. limited the damage t

us government lawsuit seeking nearly $100 million in damages from the former professional cyclist lancetrial. the us justice department alleges that armstrong defrauded the government by accepting millions of dollars in sponsorship money from the us postal service, as he led the team to seven tour de france victories while using drugs. armstrong's former teammate floyd landis originally brought the lawsuit in 2010, under a federal law. now to cricket, and joe root has been appointed as england's next test captain. the 26—year—old will succeed alastair cook, who stepped aside following the country's embarrassing series defeat to india. root has been vice captain since last may, and he will have five months to prepare for england's next test, against south africa injuly. patrick gearey looks at the man recruited to restore english pride. a tremendous performance, root has played magnificently. a magnificent 100 from root 1 here's the dynamo of circumstances. here's the dynamo of the england team. joe root has gotten used to being england cricket's great hope. now he faces something else,

coming up in two minutes, new trouble for lance armstrong as well.e that could cost him $100 million. come on back. the court case that could cost him $100 million. come on back. our powerful relief now in pill form. it's the one and only cold & flu caplet that has a maximum strength formula with a unique warming sensation you instantly feel. power through with theraflu expressmax caplets. your smile says (brett) my ta lot about you, what does this say? (announcer) you can quit. for free help, call 1-800-quit-now. >>> we are back with new trouble for lance armstrong, the disgraced cycling champion set to face a jury over a $100 million lawsuit from the government resulting from his years on the tour de france. abc's neal karlinsky has more. >> reporter: this morning lance armstrong, the one-time sporting icon who has mostly disappeared from public view now hosting his own eclectic podcast from the wine cellar of his home, is now facing a new judge. a federal judge ruling the u.s. government's massive $100 million case against armstrong will move forw

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lance armstrong has lost his bid to block a £79 million lawsuit by the us government.ped of his seven tour de france titles and banned for life in 2012. it clears for the way —— it clears the way for the case to go to trial. the price we pay for goods and services went up last month, inflation was 1.8% in january, compared to 1.6% inflation was 1.8% in january, compared to1.6% in inflation was 1.8% in january, compared to 1.6% in december. is that a significant jump? compared to 1.6% in december. is that a significantjump? it is more significant that we have seen for nearly three years. 1.8% for a long time —— nearly three years. 1.8% for a long time “1.8%. for a long time it was around zero, so1.8% time “1.8%. for a long time it was around zero, so 1.8% is more substantial for quite a long time. it is driven partly because of the increases in the prices of petrol. that is driven partly because of the weakness of the pound. 0il weakness of the pound. oil is priced in dollars, so beget less oilfor oui’ in dollars, so beget less oilfor our pounds, so the cost is passed o

sit down with your friends i feel like. >> i love what lance just said.layer. these are stories about people. >> it's everyone. it's everyone. >> really looking forward to seeing it and you're getting married. >> yes. >> to a diver. i was a diver. >> tom daley. >> that's right. >> when are you getting married? >> he got me this sweater. that's why i'm wearing this sweater. hi, tom. >> congratulations, we'll be rooting for you and rooting for this project and love seeing you as always. >> thank you so much. >> best to the kids, the family. and, everybody, please check it out, "when we rise" premieres monday at 9:00 p.m. eastern right here on abc. >>> coming up, we'll tell you how to host a great oscar party look at all that dinner for 4 and before you say but denny's, those 2 strips of bacon, 2 eggs and 2 fluffy pancakes are clearly breakfast. we say: at 4 dollars does it really matter? denny's $4 all day, everyday value slam. part of the 2468 value menu. >>> >>> love, oscar? yeah, so do we. tomorrow the oscar preparty is on "gma" with robin and lara live

to you by las vegas. >> we're here with mary-louise parker, and executive producer dustin lance blackgay rights movement. we'll show you a clip and in it a social activist is calling her sister to share some wedding news. >> deanna and i are getting mar married. i mean, depending on what the courts say. >> right. right. well, i'd like to come. >> so that was mary-louise parker as roma guy. you haven't seen the miniseries. >> i didn't see that part. >> how did this all come to be. four years in the making. >> yes. >> real passion project for you? >> very much so. i mean i will never forget the day that i heard abc was interested in doing an lgbt history project. i mean abc was the station i was allowed to watch unattended in my southern christian conservative home, right? it's the station that's always told family stories and i thought, oh, my goodness, finally a chance to introduce my lgbt family to my southern family and i figured it's about time. >> it's amazing. >> it is amazing and bragging on you a little bit, lance, you won an oscar for writing "milk." great writing chops. >> my

lance bass told us that that never happened but it sure is entertaining, just like the rest of the movieappening? >> today? >> what about the beautiful hotel? >> it got leaked. >> it was suppsosed to be an engagement party for britney and kevin federline's surprisinged withing in 2004. brit ewhite lace is down right and they replicate this moment putting on the garter. ♪ >> but the romance we still can't get over is justin and britney. only we can show you at audition tapes of 3 1-year-old nathan keyes who is hawaii. >> smart girl. there is a reason for fan foes get excited buzz a spin off called "the good fight" is on sunday. >> christine steps back into the role that earned her six emmy nominations. >> what a ride. >> this is my turn. >> no, it was your firm. >> the drama picks up about a year after the good wife and that memorable final scene between christine's diane and julie an margea julie ann margeaux lees. >> yes, there's a lot that diane processed. diane would see at the top of of the new show would be a very happy woman at the top of her game. >> coming from the city's most vu

because we had created the best lance gatesents -- in the country. businesses a dozen years ago were going to silicon valley or boston. now they are coming to indiana. because we saw that innovation and tech work he's to unlocking the keys the 21st century. we have aggressively pursued them. today those investments have indicted new jobs all across our state. businesses from all around the world are coming to indiana now rid because the cost of living is low and the quality is high. this is great news for hoosier workers. politician,e a complacency is not an option. aboutship is all continually moving forward and seeing ways to improve. we know the world will not stand still. those who can not keep up will be left behind. for all our growing strength in businessestoo many are finding ways to grow. our economy is driven by skill, too many users are not prepared for the jobs of the future. not just potential scientists and engineers, also coders, mechanics, welders. in addition over the next 10 years we will need to find one million new skilled workers