we appreciate that. >> let's check in with leslie. we are still like in shock. >> exhaling from this game. >> we'll move on. >> sorry. move on. we got some action coming up tomorrow. >> better things to talk about. >> the flyers play tomorrow might will shane and travis dress for the game. the flyers alumni are headed to russia. you're not going to believe who they may play against. we'll tell in you sports. it kept coming back in different places. cancer treatment centers of america gave me treatment options i didn't know about before. i want to be around just to be a grandma. learn more at cancercenter.com/philadelphia new year, time to get rid of stuff. simplify, declutter, unplug, purge, or even quit cold turkey. i raise turkeys without growth-promoting antibiotics, hormones, or steroids. if you're looking for little ways to simplify life, feeling good about what your family eats is a pretty simple place to start. my name is tammy plumlee, and i raise honest, simple turkey for shady brook farms. >> leslie we moved on to the super

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let's talk about this, leslie.f this has been fodder really for the media, all the fighting between all of them. lindsey graham getting in the middle, making investors nervous that we would see back up on tax reform. that is why the market keeps rallying. a lot of investors want your thoughts on if we can move forward on this. >> it is not -- cheryl: i'm sorry, guys. donald trump, i've got to go to breaking news. looks like we have donald trump, mar-a-lago. >> a man much tremendous talent and tremendous experience. i watched and read a lot over the last two days. he is highly he respected by everybody in the military. we're very honored to have him. he also is known for a long time general keith kellogg, who lives got to know and he is a terrific man. and they're going to be working together. keith will be chief of staff. i think that combination is something very, very special. i met with many other people. tremendous respect for the people i met with. i know john bolton, we're going to be asking to work with us i

lesli, what do you think?stopher would have been appalled by trump, but he also would have said, "who gave us trump? hillary clinton." i mean, christopher was not, as you know, a big supporter of hillary clinton. >> no. >> and feel that he would have said it's-- it's because of the way they ran that campaign that we ended up with donald trump. i think he would have laid a lot of responsibility at her feet. >> what do you think he would say about the people who support donald trump versus the people who have contempt for him? >> i think he would be very active in the resistance. i think he would sense that this was, you know, a moment that has chosen him. i don't-- i think he would have more or less ignored trump himself. and he-- he that you want bill clinton was a "titanic" vulgainer. he would have jumped out of his shoes to see trump in his pomp. i think he would have gone for steve bannon. he would have honed in on steve bannon. >> the idea that bannon is, you know, the intellectual heavyweight and ideologu

leslie tells fuss either of them made it.he famous rapper runs on to the stage and falls into a hole. all of it was captured on camera. we'll show you what happened next t when "eyewitness news" continues. welcome back everyone. how many different types of hand shakes do you know? [ laughter ] >> all right. teacher in wichita kansas can do a hundred believe it or not. one for each of her students. it all started when she asked students to give her a high five at the end of the class. and that led to each student having their own hand shake which became a tradition. she says it's not that hard to remember which student likes which hand shake because she says she just looks at their face and she just knows. >>> and take a look here free fall leads to free show at drake concert in london travis scott fell off stage and into a giant hole where a prop was concealed. it happened as the rapper ran on stage to perform goose bumps. drake helped scott from the hole and did he not appear to be hurt. now when scott fell into that hole he

ashley: all right, leslie. i think you round it out perfectly. let's go to the white house, president trump and canadian prime minister justin trudeau. let's listen in. >> thank you. prime minister trudeau, on behalf of all americans, i thank you more being with us -- for being with us today. it is hi honor to host such a great friend, neighbor and ally at the white house. a very special place. this year canada celebrates the 150th year of confederation. for americans, this is one of the many milestones in our friendship, and we look forward, very much forward i must say, to many more to come. our two nations share much more than a border. we share the same values, we share the love and a truly great love of freedom, and we share a collective defense. american and canadian troops have gone to battle together, fought wars together and forged the special bonds that come when two nations have shed their blood together, which we have. in these dangerous times, it is more important than ever that we continue to strengthen our vital alliance. the unite

but leslie van arsdal is with the team and she joins us live from clearwater, florida, leslie?> hi there, ton ton. gang's all here, lots of jobs to be had right thousand, young layers, just fighting for a spot the on the roster and yet even the starters, well, they are not taking thinking for granted. tommy joseph is pend in as phillies full-time first base man heading in to syringe training. >> your job is never safe. only confident is i have played in the major leagues before and i know the job that i'm competing for. >> manager pete mackanin expects a lot from him. >> i think for a guy, you know , to make such a good i am regulars his first year in the big league he showed power, showed hit ago built. he has they ever really laid much first base but i am loved little by little during the course of the last couple of months. i think he is going go to show i am o. i think he will come up big for us. >> this was the teams utility hand, carries infielder glove and even a catchers myth in his equipment bag. who knows is there a chance he could use them all off phillies bench this

leslie van arsdal is with the team joining us live from clearwater, florida, leslie. >> hi there don.he as you well necessity this team is emphasizing youth. we have six young pitchers, great pitchers. you know what it is okay to get a little excited about this team the at pitchers and catchers hold their first work out pitching remains the teams top priority. aaron necessity lah says his elbow is 100 percent healthy and ready to go. >> i'm all good. been throwing, no pain, no nothing. no hesitations about anything. i'm good. >> reporter: zach oakland whose season was over because of leg problems, says that he too feels great. >> it has been a very, very long time where i have been able to walk without pain. i tiehl great. ready to. >> jared eickoff the oldest at 26 was a mid season rock and could be poised for a break out season. >> i treated it same as i would any other syringe training put ago lieutenant of work in the off season. i'm trying to get started in the right note, better then last year. >> the young guys, anxious to learn there new till i and veteran pitcher, clay buchho

leslie van arsdal is with the team, she joins us now live from clearwater beach, florida with more, leslie? >> hi there don. you can hear music in the back ground. the phillies scored 610 runs last season. thirty-nine fewer then any other team in the major league s. so something had to give. enter howie kendrick and michael saunders. both bring with them a winning mentality. >> last couple years, i really think you have to learn how to win. what i mean by that is when you are down late in the the ballgame or from the first inning doing little things right to give your team a lead >> i'm this is here to yell at guys or anything like that. the these guys have laid the game. i have place against franco, herrera, even hernandez the second base they have had great years. try to come in, build on that and play the game the right way. >> reporter: gm matt klentak says this will be a team that will be a lot of fun to much was. >> other the course of the 162 games we will see veterans showing why they have been in the league for 10 years and why these guys have hade money , and won rings and done a

that is where we will find leslie van arsdal. hi there leslie how are you. >> hi there don. i have to tell you it is really nice here. we had the most beautiful sunset a few minutes ago. we're on the beach in february you can see right the thousand , some people just taking a leisurely after dinner stroll. we are actually working, phillies, pitchers and catchers reporting today, and we saw them getting in a little work before the official work out tomorrow. you can see the teams rebuilding ross zest working. there are some familiar faces now in the clubhouse, and the pitching rotation has an interesting mix. we have veterans, youth, and depth, team president andy macphail talk about his expectations for the season. >> expectation is that we will be better then we were a year ago. our expectation is that we will continue to introduce new talent on to our major league team not unlike what we did last year. i'm looking for improvement, meaning tool, measurable improvement. that could be in the number of players that look like they will be pieces for the future. i think that is

leslie: it is.tting at home as a teenager and you did not know who she was, you would think you were listening to a walmart ad, i don't know. it is very disturbing. the broader context is that there have been a number of things that donald trump and the people around him have done. that people have been uncomfortable with. even those who have supported him and want to support him, they are violating norms, not laws, so a number of people have been quiet. i think we are now seeing that it really is a much more obvious ,isregard for probably laws right? there is going to be an investigation and he is going to start to lose those who have ,een perhaps quietly concerned but willing to lend their support. he is going to start to splinter off some of that coalition of support. it is a serious concern. francine: will he get it back? sorry, tom, go ahead. is this a one off of ignorance of civics and social studies or is this something we've got to get used to? leslie: i don't think that it would be in any s

. >>> leslie?>> well, ukee, pitchers and catchers report to clearwater for spring training to take but we are at hottest place in clearwater, florida, trenchy's you won't believe the celebrities who come here. we will talk to the owner up next. >>> and here's a live look from our parkway central library camera, you see it is flags flapping in the win. library camera, you see it is flags flapping in the win. more on the wind advisory and for all those pokers, prodders, shuckers and sniffers, all giant produce is triple checked. we're focusing on fresh... ...so you don't have to guess. my giant. prodders, shuckersers, and sniffers, all giant produce is triple checked. we're focusing on fresh... ...so you don't have to guess. my giant. >>> you knew it would happen. >> last night there was a special, grammy addition of car pool karaoke.. >> ♪ >> that is when you can sianni sing along with that that. neil diamond joined and then you see jennifer lopez, tim mcgraw, keith urban, jason dur ulo and, and, li

>> ooh. >> seth: please welcome back to the show our friend leslie mann, everybody. [ cheers ] ♪ ♪ >> you? >> i'm good, how are you? >> seth: good. it's so lovely to have you back here. >> i thank you. >> seth: it's always nice to see you and your husband, judd apatow backstage. >> yes. >> seth: 20th anniversary. >> yeah. >> seth: that's insane. >> i keep thinking my top is going to ride up here. you guys have to tell me if -- >> seth: okay, gotcha. just make like a hooting noise. [ laughter ] >> yes, 20 years. [ cheers ] yeah! because it's really hard, 20 years. >> seth: 20 years? yeah, that's incredible. >> how long have you guys been married? >> seth: we're coming up on three. [ laughter ] yeah. >> really? >> seth: well that's all -- it's not my fault, yeah. >> 3 years? 3 years is hard, though. >> >> seth: yeah, we have a baby now and that, you know, that's a whole other thing. >> you have a -- okay, yeah, that makes things really hard. >> seth: but it's good, the baby -- i mean you guys have two lovely kids -- >> we do. >> seth: then you sort of feel like more of a teen. >> yeah,

abc 7 news reporter leslie brinkley is live outside the adoption agency's office in concord tonight with the story. leslie. >> reporter: and i'm here at the independent adoption center's headquarters, their national headquarters in concord, where they locked the doors for good today because they declared chapter 11 -- chapter 7 bankruptcy, and plunging 919 clients into what you'd call adoption limbo. >> her name is riley rose. >> reporter: this couple brought riley home two months ago from her birth mother in texas but they've only completed one of six required post-placement visits for the adoption to be legal. >> your adoption's not final yet. you need your paperwork. you need your info. >> we do. >> you don't have access to it -- >> we have nothing. we have nothing. >> you spent how much money? >> close to probably $23,000. >> and you want to keep this baby girl. >> absolutely. yeah. we don't want anything to jeopardize our adoption. >> reporter: but their agency, the independent adoption center, abruptly closed pape handmade sign posted on their office door, "after 34 years facilitat

leslie brinkley is live in oakland with that story. leslie? >> reporter: kristen and dan, homeless advocates say an oasis of goodness that they built was torn down today but that village was built on public park land and had no permits. >> shame, shame, shame. those are homes. those are homes. >> reporter: two weeks ago, west oakland neighbors and activists took pallets and plywood and built this park. they set up a wash station. >> the city won't come here and check it out but they are tearing it down when it's helping people. how shameful is that? >> i never felt so much love for people when i was inside this park. they helped me. >> reporter: but today, 12 residents were back out on the street after crews dismantled the so-called village. the city found 18 health and safety violations and say they've gotten a lot of complaints. >> we actually have a lease with cal trans to use this facility and operate it as a park and so we're in violation of our agreement with cal trans. nothing had permits. >> yeah. what we see here is an exhibit of muni

lesli? >> well, we've still got a ways to go. bruce. thank you. >>> we asked d.c. schools for a response to >>> coming up next, with violent attacks on the rise, metro releases a new plan to keep riders safe. >>> tracking metro. tonight, the agency urgently trying to make you feel safer. overall crime dropped in 2016. but violent attacks increased. metro transited police say there were 151 aggravated assaults last year. that's up nearly a third from the year before. >> i feel like they could do more. all the money they get and they make, i feel that we can do more. just to make us feel safe. >> metro says it is making changes. transit police are now more visible. other crimes, including thefts, dropped in 2016. >>> nearly a month after arrests made national headlines remember the woman accused of kidnapping a baby from a florida hospital, nearly 20 years ago, well, she pleaded not guilty to charges. >> 51-year-old gloria boldin williams, appeared in court this morning. and she could spend the rest of her life in prison if convicted. authorities say williams took th

. >> leslie. >>> phillies manager pete mackanin has a unique coaching style find out why it seems to be working from some of the players coming up >>> mayor jim kenney is defending his city i have governor chris christie's jab at philly fans. >> governor christie called phillies faithful bitter and said it wasn't safe to go to citizens bank parkas an opposing fan. this morning mayor kenney spoke to angelo cataldi on sports radio 94 wip and here's a portion of what he had to say. >> you know, you will think this is strange for me to say this but i kind of feel sorry for the guy. he has the biggest l on his forehead. i don't think we are bitter at all. it is a great atmosphere. phillies are a great organization. very involved in the community our fans are good people from around the region. i don't know where this guy comes there. >> mayor kenney and governor christie have had their sports differences before over christie's dallas cowboys, allegiance. >>> a small new malaysia restaurant in east passyunk avenue is up for big honor, best new restaurant in america >> it is the restaurant

joining me leslie marshall and ceo of american majority. i got it. it's political ned.it's only been a couple weeks but getting old. at what point is the left a bunch of background noise? >> that's the thing, i think the democrats in the media are overplaying hands with the manufactured outrage and shock. here's the deal. people want to see trump lead. the new coalition, they want to see him govern and all the democrats are offering is rage not solution. it goes down the idea i've been thinking about since the election, quickly becoming a coastal regional party led by people like nancy pelosi, like chum schumer, outside the mainstream. when you look at what they're doing and leading the protests, trish, the american people want jobs, they want paychecks, they want solutions and you have democrat leaders leading protests. you look at streets of berkeley, the streets of d.c., burning a car, smashing a starbucks and with the democratic leadership protesting in the streets, i wonder what the second trump term is going to look like. trish: they seem to be somewhat divorced f

at uc berkeley, i'm leslie brinkley, abc 7 news. >>> a packed charter bus crashed in san bernardino county today killing one person and injuring 21 others. it happened at noon in kramer east of bakersfield. the bus crossed the center

. >> talking about this is chris plant, radio host of the chris plant show and leslie marshal host of leslie marshal radio show and a fox news contributor, chris, the president said it is all planned by liberal activist. and then you heard are from sean spicer it is a hybrid and a professional manufactured base and some are angry people; what do you say? >> i think sean nailed it. i have seen the websites that are organizing, some brand new organizations that are set up and they are on line and have mailing list from occupy and other organizational efforts that are ongoing for the last couple of years. and these on line groups can get them to turn out whether they are from the district or not. they are vocal and enthusiastic and drummed up out of the bushes by the organizers. and certainly one man in iowa, grassly's meeting that seemed to be concerned about his obamacare and authentic. and i is a blend of the two. and we know that the democrats said publicly they are planning on emulating the tea party approach and this is the less polite version of that. >> we know that within the re

. >>> phillies position layers, will report to clearwater, our leslie van arsdal is in sunny floridaeports on the gm 's plan for the upcoming season. >> phillies gm math the math klentak met with the media for first time and addressed several issues and says there is a lot to be excited about. team has a good mix of young, good players, solid veterans that they can learn there. he also addressed the rebuilding process and he understands the fans are not patient. >> this is a passionate town, passionate fan base that wants to win. so to i. i'm passionate about what we do here. i want to win too. i necessity our helping does. i know our players too. that alignment is a good thing i think we all recognize it doesn't happen overnight the but we are taking steps to get where we wanting to. >> reporter: position players are set to report here later today with the first full squad work out on friday. reporting from clearwater, leslie van arsdal for "eyewitness sports". >> what is that back tropical, leslie. >>> coming up at 6:30 we will go live to clearwater joining us here on cbs-3 three p

we will go to leslie van arsdal who is with the team in clearwater, florida. leslie?right, don. the last season phillies were last in the league when it came to runs so i guess they brought in matt stairs to be their hitting coach. thought maybe he could help me because if you can teach me how to hit, you can teach anybody. >> we will start with the basics because i want to you get in your batting stance, okay. >> good. >> you look good. >> biggest thing holding on to the baseball bat, we don't want to do it this way. put a good swing on that ball right there. from there, you put that barrel in my hand. >> that is receipt the eye good. >> see that swing. so you made a liar out of me i thought she was going to swing and miss. >> sign me up. >> you are just a great teacher. >> last one. >> you are fantastic. thank you so much. >> i enjoyed it. >> well, he is a very, very patient hand. position players arrived today and there is a lot of competition out here, coming up at 6:00 we will hear from some of them coming up, now back to you. >> looking forward to seeing you bat

leslie, what do you think? >> i think christopher would have been appalled by trump, but he also would have said, who gave us trump? hillary clinton. i mean, christopher was not, as you know, a big supporter of hillary clinton. >> no. >> hockenberry: and i feel he would have said it's because of the way they ran that campaign that we ended up with donald trump. i think h he would have laid a lot of responsibility at her feet. >> hockenberry: liberalism infuriated christopher, seemed to me. just sort of the complacent liberalism of sort of the intellectual elite drove him crazy. what do you think he would say about the people who support donald trump versus the people who have contempt for him? >> i think he would be very active in the resistance. i think he would sense that this was, you know, a moment that has chosen him. i think he would have more or less ignored trump himself, and he would -- he thought bill clinton was a titanic barbarian. he would have jumped out of his shoes to see trump in his pomp. i th

abc 7 news reporter leslie brinkley is live outside the adoption agency's office in concord tonight with the story. leslie. >> reporter: and i'm here at the independent adoption center's headquarters, their national headquarters in concord, where they locked the doors for good today because they declared chapter 11 -- chapter 7 bankruptcy, and plunging 919 clients into what you'd call adoption limbo. >> her name is riley rose. >> reporter: this couple brought riley home two months ago from her birth mother in texas but they've only completed one of six required post-placement visits for the adoption to be legal. >> your adoption's not final yet. you need your paperwork. you need your info. >> we do. >> you don't have access to it -- >> we have nothing. we have nothing. >> you spent how much money? >> close to probably $23,000. >> and you want to keep this baby girl. >> absolutely. yeah. we don't want anything to jeopardize our adoption. >> reporter: but their agency, the independent adoption center, abruptly closed pape handmade sign posted on their office door, "after 34 years facilitat

hi there. >> hi there, adam and lesli.have lots of fans out here in calvert county at the prince frederick wal-mart. they're all coming to say hello and all making donations to our food drive. we have been getting our numbers screening. going out for tastings. learning to make smart choices. but some in the community can't afford the foods they have stocin are heart healthy. that's what this food drive is all about. nonperishable food items. and we're doing it at five wal- mart stores, including the one here in prince frederick. and i'm joined now by jerrita mariner, the d.c. manager. >> thank you for being with us. >> reporter: you have been doing this all month long. but this isn't just a heart healthy thing for wal-mart. tell us about your commitment. >> our commitment in wal-mart is to forge these strong partnerships in the community by providing affordable products and services to our customers. we do that through our great value line. and our special great for you icon. you see a lot of that here in our pantry pickup

>> i didn't call them but leslie knows them he and he said, you know, i think it's okay. how could you keep it a secret and way past the 12 weeks. she is due in june. >> last spotted publicly together february 3rd in barcelona, mail wearing a heavy coat. >> they will need help. >> this is going to be a real performance. you'll see. >> denzel washington raised twins. olivia and malcom, now 25. he weighed in at the naacp image award where he was named outstanding actor in a motion picture. >> sleep now because you won't be sleeping then. sleep now. i'm not talking to george. i'm talking to his wife. sleep now. >> no sleep for george and amal. no sleep for beyonce and jay-z. twins play a big part on nbc's new show, "this is us." -ponly three episodes until the finale. tonight's episode is a doozy. but some fans nearly lost their minds when they saw this. >> just wrapped. first season of the last shot of the last roll on the last day. here, closing down. >> today, milo posted a farewell video from the set which freaked out a if you fans wondering if his character jack would b

adam, leslie, thank you both. >> heather: may be taking a little more time because they are going tothey pass it. >> jon: wouldn't that be something? >> heather: america's agriculture industry taking a hit from recent immigration raids, the unintended consequent is of the administration cracked on all illegals. and an update on the young military couple coping with cancer while carrying for newborn quadruplets and to older children. we will tell you who is pitching in to help now. the future of business in new york state is already in motion. companies across the state are growing the economy, with the help of the lowest taxes in decades, a talented workforce, and world-class innovations. like in plattsburgh, where the most advanced transportation is already en route. and in corning, where the future is materializing. let us help grow your company's tomorrow - today at esd.ny.gov >> welcome back, right now and unintended consequence of recent raids targeting undocumented immigrants that is hurting the u.s. agriculture industry. steve is life for us from jacksonville, florida, with mo

lesli foster is a graduate hand on her recent trip back, she learns some things about her alma mater she never knew. leslie shares a little-kno >>> police continue to search for a girl who went missing over the weekend. this is what angelica looks like . she is the cousin of a 15- year-old girl who was allegedly murdered by e-mist 13 gang members last week. she was less seen leaving work. michaela turner has more on what we know so far.>> reporter: angelica ivania barahona-rivas was last seen leaving work here. the last time she was seen, angelica ivania barahona-rivas was wearing black boots and tim pants. where she went for who she met up with remains a mystery. montgomery county police are trying to solve it. this isn't the first time her family has dealt with loved ones going missing. in the summer 2016, her younger cousin, 16-year-old deri she was abducted and tortured in fairfax county. she was allegedly killed by gang members. her body was discovered just a few weeks ago. 10 people including six teenagers have been charged but as for angelica ivania barahona- rivas, everyone i

leslie van arsdal joins us live with more on a key player to watch, and the girls match up. leslie? >> that is exactly right, don. one of the stars for cardinal o'hara is mckenzie gardener, a long line of basketball greats , her mother, father, grandfather, aunt, they played the game. she however had other ideas. >> i always got these cheer leading papers, all of my friends were doing cheer leading. i wanted to do witt my friend molly. she was just like oh, maybe next year and then just hide papers. >> reporter: she said, mom, i want to be a cheerleader. >> correct. >> reporter: and you are lining, hmm. >> every excuse in america as to where that paper went and what we were going to do. i knew eventually hopefully would i try to get a ball in her hand. >> reporter: well, it worked, mckenzie was a natural. she comes from a long line of basketball grates starting with her grandmother. >> she was a very good basketball player. played for west catholic she played for this game in 1939. my aunt played in 1965. so, to see her fourth generation catholic league, have a chance at this title,

kirsten, leslie, we all get along. >> take outside of the beltway. take it outside of the world. not be alone after all. nasa making a major announcement. european scientists discovered seven earth-sized planets orbiting a earth size star like our sun warm enough for liquid water to exist, key element for life. 30 astronomers from eight countries are working for eight years to verify. cheryl: in a year we'll need to go there. david: maybe sooner than that. cheryl: worst flooding in a century. severe storms beating down on california once again, forcing tens of thousands to leave their homes. coming up next we have the mayor of san jose, california, speaking out on the recovery efforts and when resident will be able to hopefully return home. ♪ dear predictable, there's no other way to say this. 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 ♪ i love how usaa gives me the and the security just lik

lou: may i ask you to stay with us, we're joined by arkansas attorney general leslie rutlidge. senior fellow foundation for defense of democracies, david rifkin. who is with us tonight. and leslie, let me get your reaction, you heard the judge, and his assessment of this order from the appellate court. what is yours? >> unfortunately not many of us in legal community were surprised by the 9th circuit's decision, we're disappointed. but again, i think as judge napolitano pointed out we have activist judges who put themselves in place of the president. president has made it clear this order was constitutional right of his, as well as a congressional and statute that is 8 -- it is aine languag plain language that president has the pauser, national security to protect our national security, that is what he was doing, i am confident that the justice department, under our new attorney general, jeff sessions, will be able to win in court, and that we can protect america, that is what this president. that is why the american people got behind him, they were sick and tired of will pothe

maity ya estÁ con leslie grace.nte es pensando en ti, en el mes del amor y la amistad! por el cariÑo que me han dado en el foro de "despierta amÉrica" y por los amantes de las manzanas de chocolate. [gritos] para todas las chicas y para todas mis compaÑeras de "despierta amÉrica" que son hermosas, se merecen estas flores y mÁs! para todas! las quiero mucho! las llevo en mi corazÓn. vamos a hacer otra prueba superada! alan: Órale! [aplausos] william: aquÍ va el otro reto... el otro reto, mi querida paulina, es... nos tenemos que ir de "paddle boarding", a la playa a hacer yoga en el pleno sunset. ahÍ que esperar que se recupere de su pierna. ella subir una foto en la maÑana, vamos a esperar que estÉ mejor y hacemos "paddle boarding". ahora estoy esperando tu reto. me gusta! alan: muchas gracias! kalra. --karla: nos vemos maÑana! ♪ ♪ >> comandante, ya tenemos a tolentino en la sala de interrogatorios. juárez: muy bien. me acompañan, ¿por favor? por aquí, por favor. daniel: ahí está bien.

leslie and david, great to have you back. >> thank you. >> jon: the white house doubles down on claimsf voter fraud, so what are the facts of the case? fox news investigates next. >> you have provided zero evidence that there was massive voter fraud come you have provided zero evidence. you have provided zero evidence of the president's claim that he would have won the popular vote if 3-5 million illegal immigrants had voted. zero evidence for your claim. >> 1% voting issue, the noncitizen voting issue is pervasive and widespread, we will protect our country. >> you can start by providing evidence to back up your claims, thank you for joining us. >> jon: i was white house advisor stephen miller doubling down on claims of voter fraud in the most recent election despite evidence there is nothing to support it, he mentioned new hampshire specifically as the reason both he and former senator kelly ayotte lost, claiming voters were brought in by the bust full from massachusetts. eric has been digging for that pack on this claim, he joins us with more. >> hello, we could not find one case br

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leslie, i turn to you first.his is no -- i mean, not a surprise but why do you think abo activists are back? >> we wanted to dig into the data to see how present they are. we asked for pem from ken's firm. it showed that 13 d filings which only indicate companies investors who have filed to show positions in companies with a 5% or greater stake are way up this year. 12% this year versus 6% last year and 6% the year to date. that indicates investors have been buying into maybe smaller cap companies where they can take these bigger stakes. we looked at activist inside data as well which shows that, interestingly, large cap stocks, the proportion of large cap stocks that investors have been buying in to are the largest this year than they have in the last three years. and so why are activists back, is what you wanted to know. activists are value investors at heart. when the market took a step down last year they started looking into some of these names, according to sources that i spoke with this morning. and they s

leslie, welcome back. >> thank you, vai.ood to be here. >> there is truly something for everybody this month. and you kick things off with the world-renowned alvin aily american dance theater. tell us about that. >> it's exciting. this friday and saturday, the alvin aily american dance theater, world renowned. this is their first stop on their u.s. tour here in philadelphia. so we're so excited to welcome them here. and they're going to premiere two of their performances that they just did in new york. one is revolution dream. it's a choreographed number by hope boykin, a former member. and it's choreographed to the sermons and speeches by martin luther king jr. >> wow. >> it's a powerful piece. i have friends who have seen it, and they said it's incredible. the other performance that they're planning for us in philadelphia is called "untitled america," which will feature the stories and experiences of african-americans that they face when they're incarcerated. we know that's a problem in filled. >> you mention -- in philade

. >> julie first called her husband, cbs corporation president and ceo leslie nunez. >> they are old friends. i called my husband. >> did you call george and amal to find out if it was okay with them? >> no, i didn't call them, but leslie knows him for so long he goes, you know what i think it's okay. how could you want to keep it a secret? it's way past the 12 weeks. she's due in june. >> no sleep for george and amal, no sleep for beyonce and jay-z. twins are everywhere these days and the they play a big part on "this is us." tonight's episode is a doozy. some fans nearly lost their minds when they saw this from milo with all his facial hair gone. >> just wrapped first season. last shot, last roll. last day. here i am closing down. >> today milo ventmilia posted a farewell video from the set, freaking out a few fans wondering if his character would be back. >> i knew always that jack was no longer and i was okay with it, it was fine. >> while we know jack does pass away this show is all about flashback. so fans just chill, milo is coming back. >> a kiss because it's valentine's day.

your thoughts, leslie? >> well, listen, chris. i haven't heard the supreme court nominee's children being threatened. god, i would hope not. what i think -- chris, on my side of the aisle, on the left, is the concern as to whether this individual can be part of the judicial branch. we have three branchs of government and beholden to the constitution an not to the man who nominated him. there have been some terrible things that are very scary that have been said and have been done in the past few days with regard to individuals who don't agree with the president. that i think is what the american people deserve is to have a member of the skorbgt regardless of who is nominating them, looking to the constitution. >> sandra: this is setting up to be quite the battle. sean spicer had some questions back to democrats. he said are dems going to live up to the same standards they imposed on the gop? he directed something at chuck shumer a leading democrat. said he needs to be held accountable for his words. >> yeah. welsh that's right. it

>> reporter: yeah, lesli. police have picked up four they thought at one point that two more teenage girls might be in danger, but now they say one of those girls who they picked up here last night was involved in the abduction and murder. no answer now at the alexandria apartment 17-year-old venus rue moe row iraheta fled a month ago. she told my colleague stephanie ramirez on her return last night that she had been afraid for her life. >> the reason i left was that i wasn't scared about what happened to my ex-boyfriend. >> reporter: she says her ex- boyfriend was murdered in december. fairfax county police were afraid she too might end up dead. like her acquaintance, gaithersburg. police discovered her badly decomposed body this past weekend. dumped by her killers in springfield. >> [ speaking in foreign language ] >> reporter: iraheta's mother says she's overjoyed her daughter's alive. police detained her. they charged nearly a dozen people with abduction and gang activity. they think they may all be involv

but i got to get the pronunciation right. >> how many years did you say leslie. >> i said leslie. >>id you say it right in the vows? >> i don't think i did. i take you, leslie. >> i didn't want to correct you because i thought -- she thought i wouldn't be able to adjust it. >> that's hilarious. >> what was the moment? when she finally said, hey, honey, my name is leslie? >> i'm not sure. if i ha v to change the pronunciation of your name, you have to call me judd apatow. >> it sounds fancy and smart, like you are. here is the next one, who wrote the line, "marriage is like a tense," unfunny version of "everybody loves raymond," but it lasts forever. >> did i read it wrong? >> valentine's day tomorrow. that doesn't help me out at all. >> i'll say it lasts forever. >> my wife is a wonderful woman. >> and you've been married -- >> 20 years in june. >> 15. >> yeah. >> i'm ten in september. >> a big valentine's day tomorrow. we're going to mar-a-lago. >> oh. >> we're going to be golfing with the prime minister of japan. >> who has a radio show on siriusxm starting today? >> starting today