host: we are talking with lara jakes of "foreign policy."e showed you a "for policy" piece earlier this morning. she is here for the next half hour or so. rob is in new jersey. line for democrats. caller: hello? host: you are on the "washington journal," bob. , we will put you on hold i go to kelly and georgia. line for republicans. caller: yes sir, thank you for taking my call. i just want to make a few quick comments. if i'm not mistaken, the gentleman that you just mentioned, the supreme leader, and didn't he also say this weekend, death to america. it is in france wanting to pull out of the deal? i also find it very funny that president obama took his message to the iran people instead of bringing it to congress, and also delivering a message to us, the american people. he delivered one to iran. i also find it very odd that everyone keeps saying that iran cannot deliver a missile to us however, iran is doing business in venezuela. has anyone ever heard of intercontinental ballistic missiles? yes, iran can deliver a missile to us. host: a

they want to know lara what is a poppin'? puppy emoej jis might have detrimental effect but you might be wrong. a professor has written more than 100 books says that text messages might help smell better. might help people spell better. he says the millennial generation is reading with all the technology at our fingertips. no excuses for typos, people. the best texters he says are the best spellers. that is according to a language expert. it gives me sol his. who knows if it's true or not. >> i would like to believe. >> yeah the auto correct throw as monkey wrench in the whole thing. >> you see when it's wrong because you get that red line. i'm learning. i'm learning. >> and sometimes the auto-correct can do you wrong. that's a whole other story. >> can be your friend or foe. >> investigating that. >> thank you, george. the thing is coming out. speaking of reading, the man behind children's books, like mathilda had some words of wisdom for a young writer who asked him for his help with a writing assignment. jay williams who i

george i know that lara is trying to convince you that animals can talk. >> i was going to say for a second i thought we would get no payoff at all but little guy delivered.

host: we are talking with lara jakes of "foreign policy." we showed you a "for policy" piece earlier this morning. she is here for the next half hour or so. rob is in new jersey. line for democrats. caller: hello? host: you are on the "washington journal," bob. , we will put you on hold i go to kelly and georgia. line for republicans. caller: yes sir, thank you for taking my call. i just want to make a few quick comments. if i'm not mistaken, the gentleman that you just mentioned, the supreme leader, and didn't he also say this weekend, death to america. it is in france wanting to pull out of the deal? i also find it very funny that president obama took his message to the iran people instead of bringing it to congress, and also delivering a message to us, the american people. he delivered one to iran. i also find it very odd that everyone keeps saying that iran cannot deliver a missile to us however, iran is doing business in venezuela. has anyone ever heard of intercontinental ballistic missiles? yes, iran can deliver a missile to us. host:

, lara. we've seen america's men, women, boys, girls trying to join isis. now a new twist, a military veteran accused of turning his back on his country. federal prosecutors say tairod pugh, an air force veteran was hell bent on becoming an enemy of the state. he is now 1 of 30 people from inside the u.s. accused of supporting terrorists overseas in the last 18 months. including at least 20 trying to join isis in the past year alone. >> there's no one profile that intelligencece committee can look at tory to focus its efforts and that makes its challenging. >> reporter: according to the fbi pugh, 47, had been on a long road to the dark side. he left the military in 1990 after four years of service. converting to islam in 1998. the fbi says he became increasingly radical in his beliefs. and in 2001 while working as a mechanic for american airlines a co-worker warned the fbi that pugh appeared sympathetic to osama bin laden, but no charges were brought and despite fbi inquiries, pugh worked as

lara, it is what it is. what can i say? watch the show, you know everyone's favorite dowager countess once famously asked what is a weekend? well, now the woman that plays her, dame maggie smith, will find out for herself. the actress says she thinks the next season of "downton" will probably be the last even if show runners decide to go on, she says, count her out. smith telling the uk's "sunday times" by her calculations the character must be 110 years old by now, so enough is enough, and dame maggie herself is 80. she says she won't quit acting. don't worry about that, and you can see her soon. she stars in " second best exotic marigold hotel" which hits theaters next week. >> i'm looking forward to that. >> me too. >>> and quickly, taylor swift never goes out of style. the name of her new song, just ask baby rosie who just won't calm down. she's upset unless she hears taylor's hit "blank space." ♪ >> okay, right. you think, well, it's an anomaly. okay. i get excited when i hear it, but look what happens when her parents

lara. >> thank you so much, robin. and in it we'll see the story of don evans back from a tour in iraq. he and his wife rosie decided to move to alaska. they were flying home from a teaching conference when the unimaginable happened and proved how a father's love can overpower death. >> my dad came back from the military and told us that we're moving to alaska. >> i don't think there was a better place that i could have gone after iraq than alaska. then the reality starts to set in that, wow, we don't have employment. we don't have a job. now what are we going to do? >> i had always wanted to be a teacher and, you know, don is really good with kids and so it was like, all right, let's go to school together. >> so we had to fly from our village of van vick to the town of mcgraff. >> i could easily have said, listen, the weather has been iffy the past two days and was like, okay, there's a break in the weather, let's go. >> we wanted an alaska adventure. well, we are getting it. >> we saw the mountain and it was like the

lara, it is what it is. what can i say?on abbey" as we all are, and if you do watch the show you know everyone's favorite dowager countess once famously asked what is a weekend. the woman that plays her dame maggie smith will find out for herself and thinks the next season of "downton" will probably be the last even if show runners decided to go on count her out. smith telling the uk's "sunday times" by her calculations the character must be 110 years old by then so enough is enough and dame maggie is 80 and says she won't quit acting. you can see her soon starring in "the second best exotic marigold hotel" which hits theaters next week. >>> a quickly, taylor swift never goes out of style. the name of her new song just ask baby rosie who just won't calm down. she's upset. unless -- she hears taylor's hit "blank space." ♪ >> okay right. you think, well it's an anomaly. okay. i get excited but look what happens when her parents turn off the song if you don't believe me. [ crying ] >> i really needed to see it. if you saw it y

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. >>> with us is laith alkhouri and lara yaks from news at foreign policy. and laith, these attacks in yemen, are these lone wolf attacks that isis claimed responsibility for because they want to prove relevance or is this something isis has been behind helping plan before now and is there a significant difference between the two? >> isis has been trying to find relevance within a number of countries around the world whether they have operational territory there or not. in the case of yemen, the leader of isis,al bagdadi and the spokesperson both vowed in recordings previously they will take the fight to the houthis in yemen and this appears to be directly the work of isis. they have received a pledge after leithance from yemen and others that are disenfranchised from al qaeda's practice or ideology and so it appears this is carrying out the vow that al baghdadi said would take place. >> and speak to this goal a terror group that wants to attack targets all over the place and results. so the question to you, are we seeing results and is isis getting to a pla

>> good morning, lara.learned more about your kids from one of their friends or even another parent? it turns out that getting your children to share what's going on in their lives is all about asking them the right kind of questions. ♪ yahoo! ♪ >> how was school? >> good. >> reporter: the classic one-word response. let's face it all of us mom and dads fall victim to it. what's in here? and asking the right questions can sometimes be tricky. as busy parents leading busy lives we are juggling so much and that's why it's so important to make every moment and every conversation count. so many of those conversations happen in the car, so we're getting down to business in minivan con federal governments turning to lindsay powers editorial director of yahoo! parenting to learn some tricks and tips to asking better questions to get the most out of our kids. tell me when you're buckled. >> i'm buckled. >> stop being a tattletale. >> reporter: with our expert riding along she's silently taking notes. >> did you have

george stephanopoulos. >> thank you, lara.a mile away. they look like a bucket of fun. you're here for -- >> fun. >> i love the accents. let's check a place that's feeling kind of mild this morning. at least relatively despite that ice on the delaware river, you can see philadelphia right there. and how about we look quickly at the ice and snow forecast. the snow coming in at least for the mid-atlantic and northeast overnight tonight into tomorrow morning so if you are still around fun in snow if you >> good rning, wasashington.n. t today, white tomororrorow, off and on rain to the afternoon hours, overnigight theain mixes with and tn chananges er into snow. a winter storm warning is in effect for most of the areas of 12 a.m. until 9 p.m. on thursday. we are expecting four inches to eight incheses wide spreadad across the metro wh s >> and happy birthday to wendy mind me from boston. what did you say earlier? >> this is beautiful. >> it's beautiful because it's not snow. let's get back inside in thank you, ginger. >>> we kick

george stephanopoulos. >> thank you, lara. look like a bucket of fun. you're here for -- >> fun. >> i love the accents. let's check a place >> and happy birthday to wendy mind me from boston. what did you say earlier? >> this is beautiful. >> it's beautiful because it's not snow. let's get back inside in thank you, ginger. >>> we kick off our "heat index" with a parenting story touched off a pretty fierce debate. you may remember that maryland couple investigated for letting their young children walk home from the park by themselves. officials now say they neglected their children. dan and nancy are here to argue it out after this from abc's bazi kanani. >> reporter: this morning, the parents who made headlines for letting their 10 and 6-year-old walk a mile home from a park without adult supervision are found responsible by child protective services for un unsubstantiated child neglect. >> it's shocking, hurtful. it's traumatic. never would have occurred to me i could get caught up in something like this. >> reporter: damn an

all right, lara, take it away. >> that's it. playing the queen of mean as the wicked stepmother and abc's nick watt sat down with the two-time oscar winner. >> ooh, it seems too much to expect you to prepare breakfast, serve it and still sit with us. wouldn't you prefer to eat when all the work is done, ella, or should i say cinderella? >> reporter: cate blanchett is a deliciously, deliciously wicked stepmother. you auditioned to play cinderella, of course? >> of course, of course, and i'm a little bit cross. you know, they were doing cgi and could do a little bit -- no, i had friends say to me when i told them what i was doing, they were looking at me with sort of slightly concerned how do they ask me the question, aren't you slightly too old? >> reporter: cinderella is 25-year-old lily james of "downton abbey" fame and her prince, richard madden from "game of thrones." >> you cannot cgi chemistry and they had the most extraordinary chemistry and watching them dance -- >> did they have an affair -- >> i can't reveal that. you k

lara. >> well thank you to the crews, david. at least they're trying.n the fdr is like a roller coaster. david kerley thank you. >>> coming up on "good morning america" we have incredible new video of that miracle baby who survived upside down in a car for 14 hours. back home now with her dad. >>> plus everybody watches princess kate what does she watch? on the set of one of her favorite shows this morning ♪ that kind of love is just ain't for us ♪ mom! because you all really need glasses... mom! ...and boys really need to be boys. the glasses you want are at the walmart vision center - a complete pair of single vision glasses for $38. backed by a 12-month replacement guarantee. save money. live bette walmart. mom! introducing new flonase allergy relief nasal spray, now available over the counter in full prescription strength. when we breathe in allergens our bodies react by over-producing six key inflammatory substances that cause our symptoms. the leading allergy pill only controls one, flonase controls six. and six is greater than one. flonase the 24

i always turn to lara.eles above 90 degrees, the first time ever they've done that in march but cooler today by about 10 degrees. going to 82 in l.a. palm springs still 91. las vegas still in the mid and upper 80's. san diego more that of cool on shore breeze more of the low 70's. you know where the record heat is going to be in north florida. could see or tie records from jacksonville to daytona beach to tallahassee and much of the southeast south of that front going to stay warm. birmingham almost 80 for a big high. that's the big picture. let's get a check closer to home. >> thank you, ginger. a little milder here for the first part of the day. right now we have showers that look like they're falling apart before they make it to us. your exclusive accuweather 7-day moving from the 40's to a high of 62 around lunchtime and falling to the 50's this afternoon philly today but much colder tomorrow. rainbow of ranunculus. >> well done. >> coming up here any question about those heart stress tests. one promine

. >> look forward to talking to them and also that facebook apology story that lara mentioned.theater. one of the moms found out and went on to facebook and apologized to the other mom. we set up a meeting between the two. you see them right there and it raised a lot of questions about how you should discipline your kids when they act out in public. we'll talk about that in a little bit but first let's get news from amy and, boy, this manhunt in virginia is a little scary. >> authorities across northern virginia are searching for the escaped prisoner. he escaped from custody being transferred to a hospital and moments ago police found the car he was believed to be driving but no sign of him. it has been a dramatic search all morning. earlier there was a chase and a crash on a nearby highway and a man was taken into custody. what what we learned later, the chase was unrelated. >> good morning. that's right. this manhunt continues and the suspect left one stolen car and apparently stolen another car and is still in this general area which was on lockdown earlier this morning. it

i'm loving that. >> lara, what's popping? >> thank you for asking, michael. happy st. beaut as in "beauty and the beast." they cast three more big names in the big action remake. we knew about emma watson as beauty and "downton abbey's" den stevens as the beast but add another emma to sweeten the pot as in emma thompson who will play mrs. potts and also confirmed, kevin kline will play maurice and josh gad, the voice of olaf will be lafou. gaston's crafty sidekick. >> that's good. >> that's great casting. "beauty and the beast" roaring into theaters march 17th, 2017. >> i can't wait. >> i know. >> my favorite. i have to for two years. >> take a breath, ginger. >> real-life "american horror story" though for fans of the show. some bad news even scarier than those story lines, jessica lange leaving the show. lange broke the news at a tv conference saying she absolutely loved the madness of it but after four seasons she is ready to move on. luckily the blow was softened by the announcement of two new cast member, broadway star cheyenne jackson and the very handsome matt b

i looked right at lara. >> and that's in carlsbad, california.bove 90 degrees. the first time ever they've done that in march. but cooler today. by about ten degrees going to 82 in l.a. palm springs still 91. las vegas still in the mid and upper 80s and san diego, you're going to get more of that onshore breeze so more of like the low 70s. where the record heat will be in north florida. could see or tie records from jacksonville to daytona beach to tallahassee and much of the southeast still south of that front going to stay warm. jacq: good morning shington. big changes in the temperature per department today. mild temratures this morning highs in the upper 60's >> all that weather brought to you by mcdonald's. 66 for philly today but much colder tomorrow. rainbow of ranunculus. >> well done. >> coming up here any question about those heart stress tests. one prominent group says you should skip them. >>> one popular megachurch pastor under fire for asking his members to raise millions for a private jet. we're in latin america to taste some great

lara. >> thanks robin. hey, next up in the "heat index," everyone fancy or frugal.hmere, so nice so expensive. ooh-la-la. $258 but marked down to 154 but budget cashmere has become a thing. wow. 59 bucks. pure cashmere. the question will a less expensive sweater wear as well over time? 15 months ago i bought these two sweaters on the very same day, in fact. and i've worn them a lot. now, this is the inexpensive sweater, there are areas where it's definitely got a lot of pilling down by the waist, anywhere it's rubbed up against a jacket or my jeans. the expensive sweater, you can see it's really pilling up. it has a pretty significant hole up near the neck. $100 difference between these two sweaters. well if we're talking about how they wear over time i don't see a big difference. in 2009 good housekeeping tested cashmere sweaters and gave $139 sweater a higher grade than a $248 sweater. but even today when they talk about durability. >> paying a high price does not always mean you're going to get a high quality sweater. >> reporter: what does matter? they say buy 1

and good morning america anchor lara spencer says her advice, be patient. also, grow your hair.ittle now and then photo to show us her former hairstyle. >>> new study reveals the best states for women to work and live in, california's not at the top. california ranked 26th in honor of women's history month the 50 states were looked at pay, economic success, health care access, unemployment and poverty rates. here we go with the top five, women thrive the most in minnesota. then massachusetts vermont, maryland and new hampshire. the worst states for women in the south, south carolina oklahoma, louisiana mississippi and arkansas. >>> up next the move in santa clara that could effectively kill the city's convention and visitor's bureau. >>> coming up new at 5:00, the faa now on the scene in santa monica, we have breaking news. the latest on the plane crash involving harrison ford. >> seven on your side's michael finney reveals the concerns over websites promising to give your credit score to you for free. have you seen those? what you should know about them when cheryl jennings and

lara. >> thank you so much, brandi.ment in the "midnight rider" trial and the young woman killed on that set. the director who was facing criminal charges has now agreed to a last-minute plea deal. the victim's family spoke emotionally in court and abc's cecilia vega has the latest. >> reporter: that's filmmaker randall miller in a georgia courtroom, a rare case of a hollywood director prosecuted for a death on a movie set. >> still your wish to enter a plea of guilty? >> yes, it is, sir. >> reporter: this morning miller is behind bars pleading guilty to involuntary manslaughter and criminal trespassing. in a plea deal that allowed his wife and business partner, jody savin, to avoid doing time, miller will serve two years in jail, eight years' probation. the movie's executive producer also pleaded guilty receiving ten years' probation. miller and his crew were on a rural georgia bridge last year filming "midnight rider," a biopic about singer gregg allman. you can see the crew in this video taken from the freight train

lara, i hope you have your dancing shoes on. >> i always do. they're all with us to tell us about their new movie, it's called "home." >> and one of the reasons they're here. they're about to give a huge surprise to a hometown hero, she's about to get the surprise of her life. she is the winner of "gma" brings home to your hometown. she has no idea what's coming. so many amazing entries from across the country and one incredible woman. this woman stood out. find out which town is getting the ultimate star treatment right here coming up very soon. >> they're not letting her watch tv right now. >> she has no idea. >> ignore the camera taking pictures of everything she does. >> of course, it's dj friday. dj kalkutta pumping us up with that ultimate surprise and the weekend. >> first news from dan. >> good morning. we'll start here with the tense and troubled city of ferguson, missouri. overnight two new demonstrations, one a prayer vigil for those two police officers who got shot the night before. no arrests yet in that shooting. the other protest

. >> we'll do it, lara. >>> starbucks, the coffee chain is not backing down from its decision to tacklee relations. the company's ceo defended the campaign in a big annual meeting wednesday. abc's neal karlinsky has that story for us. >> reporter: this morning starbucks' ceo speaking out just hours after launching a huge campaign about race relations in america which went over like a cold cup of coffee. people were incredibly vocal. here's one race together is what happens when a 1 percenter has a midlife white man's burden crisis. >> well, you know what i say to that no good deed goes unpunished. >> reporter: starbucks hoping to get people talking about america's race problems by having baristas right race together on cups, an idea quickly met by an avalanche of criticism online and on the air. >> are white people cranky in line before they even have their coffee? >> yes, they are. >> is a black man that's in line talking about his oppression with his people going to make them cranky white people crankier? >> probably, yeah. >> reporter: starbucks ceo howard schultz says he genuinely w

lara sallee affordable housing data portal coordinator, sf aids foundation. 92 break. the council will take a 10-minute break. agenda item no. 7. overview of aids legal referral panel. a presentation of services that alrp provides to people with hiv and aids. pensacola comment is welcome. >> agenda item no. 8. cochair elections. agenda item no. 9. report from the director of mayor's office on disability. 92 agenda item no. 10. report from the disability disaster preparedness committee. >> agenda item no. 11. public comment. items not on today's agenda but one the jurisdiction of mdc. each speaker is limited to 3 minutes. agenda item no. 12 correspondence. agenda item no. there. council member comments and announcements. no. 14. adjourn in memory of derek zarda. >> next we have public comment. is there anyone wanting to speak? yes, bill? >> i just want to make sure that everybody knows about the upcoming ada celebration. carla has done a lot of work to get this event rolling. i just want to make sure this is put in their calendars wednesday on july 1st, it will be at ci

. >> lara, i work fore parents through the family court and also on the faculty of san francisco state university. >> good evening, everyone. my name is julius turman, a resident of district 10 in the potrero hills section. i am when i'm not working in the police commission i'm a partner in a lawfirm here in northern california. glad to have this opportunity to meet with the residents of district 10 and hear your concerns, particularly about the police line. this is also a district in which i live. i'm very interested in hearing everyone's comments about how the boundary lines are being drawn and what the improvements are or if you agree with some of the changes. thank you for coming out tonight. >> dr. joe marshall. i'm with the boys and girls club. district 10. all the ones we've had around the new district boundaries have been very helpful. i hope that continues tonight. thank you. >> my name is susan' loftus a naive city san franciscan and now i work at the attorney general's office. i have three girls and my mom is here tonight. >> where is your mom? >> she's right there. >> she s

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