it was linda.y weekend she said she was rekindling her relationship with tom. >> "i love you, i miss you. miss holding your hand. that soft spot scar on your face. mwah mwah mwah." can you just picture it? you're there with your significant other, she's behind you texting her lover? they weren't repairing things. >> reporter: so gil had no reason to kill tom, the defense said because he didn't think the affair was over. >> reporr: >> linda admitted on the stand that up to the night before mr. kolman died that they had still seen each other, they had still spoken via text. i think that weakens the prosecution's narrative that there is an obsessive person that'll do anything to get this person, to get linda to go back into his arms. >> the defense was trying to say that you're telling tom one thing, you know, that you wanna patch things up, you're telling gilberto another, stringing him along. >> yeah. it was -- >> was there any truth in that, or did you feel that was unfair? >> no. there was some tr

his grandfather, linda's dad, john chakalos.tate and nursing home developer. >> he was like a father to me. and i know i was like a son to him. >> reporter: they ate dinner together regularly at grandpa's house and there were even numerous take your grandson to work experiences when chakalos carted young nathan to business meetings with his associate pat goggins. >> i got the feeling that john had a very good relationship with him and was trying to cultivate that. nathan was as introverted as john was extroverted. >> reporter: not surprisingly, that introverted personality trait didn't go over big at middletown high school, where classmates recall him being mocked. but he did have one close friend. a beautiful white horse named cruise. lucky you, having your own horse. >> yes, i was fortunate in that regard and i was able to really form a strong bond emotionally. >> reporter: but when nathan was 17, cruise died and nathan's fragile world fell apart. shortly after cruise died, you ran away from home. >> police are asking you for

linda and i do not necessarily have the same ability to say we will quit the party. we are members of the democratic party. we were elected by the democratic party, support the democrats. so i understand that frustration. she wanted to be here because of the women's march in the energy being developed. expression?old we don't belong to an organized party, we are democrats. will rogers said he is not a member of any organized party, i am a democrat. that was probably as true then as it is today. we are happy to have her, both for her personality, for her humor, but also for her insight as to how she sees and interprets the world. representative sanchez: i am going to also tack on to what joe said. i come from a family of seven kids. we do not always agree. but at the end of the day, we know we stand up and support for and fight for one another. that is how it is with the democratic party as well. you don't always see eye to eye. if that was her sentiment, i think it is worthwhile to have her here to express what made her feel that way. i really believe, truly, when yo

linda sanchez of california. the conference of 2017. say in some respects imf we actually happy it is going to a vote. staff is very grateful for all that they have done. we have heard about national security, the economy and opportunities. making sure that all americans, that they are a big tent party. communicatingbout that and reaching to our voters. from adam schiff -- we have heard from great inspiring speakers. last night, we had the la lakers authorn extraordinary kareem abdul-jabbar. we also heard from brian stevenson. that is the champion for civil rights and for criminal justice reform in the united states. we are going to hear in a little while from one of the organizers of the women's march. as well as other entities that help make it the incredible success that it was. linda and i look for to hearing from them, as to how we move forward. we will also hear from chelsea handler, a comedian, talkshow host, advocate and someone who has been not afraid to express herself, putting it mildly. it has been a very fruitful as well as

his mother, linda, was everything to him. >> she was a good person. a warm person.e did have a challenging relationship at one point in my life. but she was the only family who i really had. >> reporter: another source of comfort, nathan's grandfather, linda's dad, jock shockless, a multi-millionaire real estate and nursing home developer. >> he was like a father to me. and i know i was like a son to him. >> reporter: but on december 20th, 2013, the 87-year-old was found shot to death in his modest connecticut home. >> one of his daughters had gone to check on him. and found him in his bed with what looked to be gunshot wounds to his head and back. >> reporter: cops focus on the last person to see shockless alive, his beloved grandson. the two had dinner together earlier that evening but police say nathan's whereabouts later that night are unaccounted for. >> he was definitely our prime suspect. >> reporter: and according to this 2014 search warrant, nathan discarded both the hard drive of his computer and the gps unit used on the morning of december 20th, 2013. tha

linda was mentioning setting a budget.e were also talking about creating a financial game plan for the new year. understanding regardless of the amount we are discussing, every cent, every dollar has an impact on ability for one's family to achieve the dreams and goals and aspirations. actually know the significant difference between what is a want vs. what is a need. having the ability to pay down all kinds of debt should always be a specific goal of ours. to give you one specific example. something that we discussed a couple of minutes ago. it is fascinating we talk about young people and retirement. more than one-third of americans haven't designated to retirement. 62% of african-americans and 69% of latinos haven't d money to retirement. they are supposed to compose almost half of the population. having this kind of ongoing conversations like the one you are having with us is something usual for the well being of not only those impacted by society. >> armstrong: we are going to take a break as we talk about >> armstron

i am chair of the democratic congress and i'm joined by my friend, linda sanchez. we are here coming near the close of our issues conference of the democratic issues 2017, conference. i have to say, in some respects, i am happy it is coming to a close. this has been -- it is a lot of work and the staff has put a lot of effort in. we are very grateful for all they have done to make this such a successful issues conference. we have heard about national security, about the economy and opportunities, about making sure that we are a big tent party. always have been, always will be. it is about communicating that and reaching out to our voters. we have heard from experts like adam schiff. we heard from dennis williams, president of uaw. we heard from the center of american progress. we had some wonderful and inspiring speakers. authorl.a. laker great, kareem abdul-jabbar. we heard from brian stephenson. an advocate, a champion for civil rights and criminal justice reform in the united states. we will hear from one of the organizers of the women's march, as well as other

linda has to be leading a session right now at 9:30. i'll end with that. so thank you. >> thank you. >> you said you met with the prime minister of japan. what did you discuss and have a chance to talk about the infrastructure package? rep. pelosi: well, we had -- he is now at a breakfast with a u.s. chamber of commerce. this was a coffee before the breakfast, and i was pleased to attend as house democratic leader. the only other people there were senators, of, i think, eight members of the senate. because they're in session, were in session until 3:30 last night, and they are back in session. the house is not in session. but anyway, my point with the prime minister, and i was honored to -- anytime i can accept an invitation to meet with him, i make every effort to do so. because i have great respect for prime minister abe's leadership. i commended him for the courage it took and the risk he took in improving the u.s.-japan defense relationship. it was very courageous of him to move forward in a way that added more responsibility to japanese for the defens

linda's $2400 samsung fridge just won't make ice. if she's lucky after two weeks, she'll get a few cubes. but more often than not no ice. in january 2013 linda bought a samsung refrigerator at a local retailer along with a five-year warranty. thankfully she did. >> everything was working well and within about a year all of a sudden there's no ice. >> linda contacted the customer service number on her contract and a repairman came out and fixed it. >> he said it will never happen again. >> but it did. >> three months later, the same thing happened again. >> no ice. >> no ice. >> another call to the company, another visit from the repairman. >> and said you're good to go. it's never going to happen again. >> guess >> yes, it happened again. >> four service calls and still no ice. and the fifth time the fridge stopped making ice. >> they did not come back out. when they started telling me that our warranty had expired. >> but linda's warranty doesn't expire until 2018. getting the cold shoulder from samsung, linda made one more call. >>

i think linda and i would say, let him try to figure it out now. he is in office now. lives -- people' s lives are at stake. there are issues that need to be addressed. -- if he has an epiphany, i'm not sure i leave it yet, but maybe it is a start. we will see. >> in regard to immigration reform, we have looked for a solution since i was first elected to congress eckstein years ago. we had seen the house -- 16 years ago. we have seen the house advocate for the responsibility to legislate in that area. is immigration system woefully antiquated and broken. we spend time and resources on a system that is counter intuitive . when we could finally get some certainty into the system, we can focus our resources on the type of people that we do not want coming into our country. simple things like family reunification, we would have more resources available. more resources available to make sure we are not having the wrong people come into this country. as far as immigration reform, i am interested in sitting down and listening, but has to be a real meaningful solution. not one

we know that. >> and linda, teacher shortages. that also feeds into overall school performance, right? and your institute, the learning policy institute, recently released a report that about shortages and training programs to teachers. what did you guys find? >> we found there are short ans of math, science, special education teachers, bilingual education teachers, across the country. california has very severe shortages right now. to the point where districts -- 75% of districts say they're experiencing shortages. 80% say they're worse this year than last year. it's very hard to fill certain kinds of classes. courses get canceled. class sizes get increased. and people without training get hired. so it's a very pressing issue for the quality of education for students, particularly in those subject areas. >> and so you actually found that in 2015, from 2015 to 2016, the state issued more than 10,000 permits and waivers to place people in classrooms who had not yet completed teacher training programs. >> right. many of them had not

>> i'm sure our colleagues, linda has to go begin her -- you asked already. the court ruling last night unanimously, that was very important, the court ruling indicated once again that what the president did was unconstitutional and indeed, in my view, immoral. they were speaking to constitutionality. i'm speaking to values. also, shows the american people that whatever you might think about the ban, how the president proceeded with this was not only incompetent, but it was strategically incoherent. to go forward with something so significant, but there's a challenge constitutionally, without even consulting with the leaders in your own administration whom you have appointed or those who were there who know something more about this so that you can proceed in a manner that really is in furtherance of the american people and without consultation of those who know more and to do so in a way that pretends to make the american people safe when it makes the american people less safe. so selling the issue of it makes us safer, if you don't really know too much abou

i, linda mariery mcmahon do solemnly swear. >> i linda marie mcmahon do solemnly swear. >> that i willport and defend the constitution of the united states. >> that i will support and defend the constitution of the united states. >> against all enemies foreign and domestic. >> against all enemies foreign and domestic. >> that i will bear truth faith and allegiance to the same. >> bear true faith an allegiance to the same. >> i bear this obligation freely. >> i bear this obligations freely. >> without any mental reservation. >> without any mental reservation is. >> for purpose of evasion. >> or purpose of he evasion. >> that i will well and faithfully discharge the duties. >> that i will well and faithfully discharge the duties. >> of the positives upon which i am about to enter. >> the office i am which about to intare. >> so help me god. >> so help me god. >> congratulations. >> thank you. david: with all the good news, amid all the crazy news, linda mcmahon, unlike other nominees, got big majority, 81-19 was the senate vote confirming her. mcmahon, you might recognize her, she and he

that linda actually worker at fox5 back in the 1970s.97 it is always such a spall world. what an incredible reunionunio today, though, wasn't it? it's fantastic. it's something that i'm sure you don't think about day-to-day, but he safed their lives and everything they'ves been able to do since then is because of him and the first experience. > coming up next perfection wao on the line tonight for not one, but two local teams. everything nature's promise is so wholesome. ck. giant's exclusive nature's promise. eat well for less. my giant. afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. this price is so low. trying to make me eat my greens? no, just trying to ve you some green. whaaat?! thousands of blue tags. thousands of low prices. my giant. > welcome back, nothing likeme home cooking for the caps and bc wizards. so far this year,

today that linda actually worked at fox5 back in the 1970s. it is always such a spall world. what an incredible reunion today, though, wasn't it? it's fantastic. it's something that i'm sure you don't think about day-to-day, but he safed their lives and everything they've been able to do since then is because of him and the first experience. > coming up next perfection was on the line tonight for not z2934z zstz y2934y ysty > welcome back, nothing like home cooking for the caps and wizards. so far this year, neither of the home teams have notched a single loss at verizon center. the caps are 7 and 0. tonight the wizards looking to also go undefeated for the month and extend their winning streak. john wall early on, he is out mr. . he's driving, he goes in with the layup. 5 points, the there at the break. then in the second half, wall goes cross court to bradley beal. beal up three, game high 28 points. the wizards they start loading up and going home, why not. wall this time to otto porter, porter splits the defense. 15 points, all starters in

javier: carolina se veÍa lindisima, era la mÁs linda de la noche.grande el primer aniversario de los maricones en facebook todo por esas caritas felices que nos permiten reaccionar a una publicaciÓn de manera rÁpida han sido utilizados 300.000 millones de veces en todo el planeta. javier: la reacciÓn mÁs populares el amor y los paÍses que mÁs los usan son en primer lugar mÉxico, en segundo lugar chile, y en el puesto octavo estados unidos. carolina: hablando de pelea cuÁl serÍa el favorito de ustedes en casa, a mi me encanta cuando ponen este en el noticiero o el corazÓn. jorge: perdÓn que los interrumpe otra vez, ya se enteraron de lo que va a pasar el domingo, entramos al aire con un nuevo programa. carolina: en serio? >> no tan serio, voy a estar con arantxa. javier: ella si estÁ trabajando, macro de quÉ se trata todo esto? arantxa: este es un concepto en el que vamos a combinar informaciÓn actual, y la noticia pero lo vamos a ver desde el lado sarcÁstico, cÓmico, humorÍstico, lo ha descrito muy bien mi nuevo compaÑero de fÓrmula, se trata de un

i'm linda kincaid. >> i'm michael holmes.we are following live breaking news. a big setback for president trump's travel ban. a u.s. federal judge temporarily halting the ordination wide. >> now, it had suspended travel to the u.s. from seven muslim majority countries. within the past few hours, the white house defended its ban as legal and said it plans to fight the ruling as soon as possible. >> the attorney general for washington state spoke earlier with anderson cooper and explained what it took to file the order and why he did it. >> the standard is very explicit to get a temporary restraining order and it's not easy to get for obvious reasons. part of the standard is, we, the state of washington, had to demonstrate that we were likely to prevail on the merits when the judge gets to that point. the judge had to reach that conclusion that we are likely to prevail on the merits. that's a high hurdle obviously a few days after filing a complaint, but the judge did conclude that in order to grant our motion for that temporar

country don't realize how well they really have it host: thank you, linda. ray in ar from westchester, pa. air.re on the ray, you with us? >> yeah. sound down on your set and we'll avoid the feedback and speak.d >> i want to just say that there's a million and a half there looking for ork and it's time to reinstate he 35% corporate tax that bush stopped in 2006. it's time to reinstate it and to work on ople infrastructure host: all right, ray. thank you for calling. arlene from san francisco. you're up now. democratic caller. >> hi. take a comment -- silicone company -- ilicone valley companies like the h1b visas to allow workers come into the country because they can pay them less. about $60 an hour instead of the an hour they have to pay workers. that was my only comment. host: all right. barbara from oklahoma. independent caller. ahead, please. >> yeah. hearinghe things i keep people talk about but nobody seems to pay any attention to is the fact that the more muslims this country, verybody knows that they want sharia law. hey come into the country, becom

linda mcmahon shares my passion in that regard. i have every reason to believe she's going to assist in strengthening that particular division within the small business administration. so based upon her qualifications, based upon her view of small business andent entrepreneurship, based upon their experience in small business and in growing small business and based upon what i think perhaps is going to be one of the only bipartisan efforts we make to construct the cabinet or assist the president in constructing his cabinet, i would strongly recommend and join my colleague the ranking member in urging all members of the senate to support linda mcmahon in this effort. and in her confirmation. and with that, madam president, i will yield the floor. and i note the absence -- i yield back all time. and i would yield back all time. thank you. the presiding officer: all time is yielded back. question is on the nomination. is there a sufficient second? there appears to be. the clerk will call the roll. vote: vote: vote: vote: the presiding

that is near the linda vista elementary school. thanks will. we will check back through out the morning. now let's go to anny hong in the weather center. dry conditions will persist through the end of the work week, along with a warming trend. a system moving into the pacific northwest this upcoming weekend may produce light rain especially on sunday. bay bridge wb 80 slow traffic from the maze.oakland nb 880 slow from 238 to 980 breaking news from overnight... police in mountain view are investigating a stabbing. it happened just after 10:30 last night on phyllis avenue near pamala drive. that is just off el camino real near highway 85. one person was stabbed and taken to the hospital. there is no word on that person's condition this morning. one person has been detained by police. also breaking overnight out of the east bay... a woman in pittsburg is dead after being hit by a car while walking towards another crash. this happened just after 7:00 last night near willow pass and loftus roads. this is video from the scene. police say the first c

linda murley. thank you linda. >> thank you commissioner. i seek your approval to modify the community services grant with the it book man community center to enhance its senior fitness offer accident. the it book man community center is located in the oceanview merced heights ingleside area of san francisco. 25% of the seniors attending it book man live alone. cities indicate we'rely to stick with the fitness regime if we exercise with a group and they will have classes and hikes designed for elder adults and museum walking tours to grow center attendance and build community. the supplies that bought are yoga mats and exercise balls sand to keep the area cool. the data and consumer satisfaction results we gather at the end of this period of time will help us generate funding for next year. we're already looking at ways to fund the programs for next year. we will see an increase in units of service this year and next year. may i answer any questions? >> thank you. any comments or questions? commissioner ow. >> now are we talking -- >> yeah.

linda murley. thank you linda. >> thank you commissioner. i seek your approval to modify the community services grant with the it book man community center to enhance its senior fitness offer accident. the it book man community center is located in the oceanview merced heights ingleside area of san francisco. 25% of the seniors attending it book man live alone. cities indicate we'rely to stick with the fitness regime if we exercise with a group and they will have classes and hikes designed for elder adults and museum walking tours to grow center attendance and build community. the supplies that bought are yoga mats and exercise balls sand to keep the area cool. the data and consumer satisfaction results we gather at the end of this period of time will help us generate funding for next year. we're already looking at ways to fund the programs for next year. we will see an increase in units of service this year and next year. may i answer any questions? >> thank you. any comments or questions? commissioner ow. >> now are we talking -- >> yeah.

no money is paid directly to linda. there isn't a clearinghouse for trust fund animals so if you're interested in adopting one, you need to ask animal advocates and check at local shelters and if you love your pet, sara says you should set up a trust. >> you want to make sure you have somebody that really understands your feelings, that you've talked to them in advance and you put your feelings in writing and then leave them whatever you can. >> reporter: which takes us back to linda and angel. >> i never knew such a thing existed. i felt like a miracle had happened for me. i think it's wonderful. >> reporter: for more information and a chance to adopt your own trust fund kitties, go to my facebook page. >>> this weekend is the 50th annual book fair. thousands of book lovers, book dealers and scholars came together at the oakland marriott city center yesterday for day one. it's recognized as one of the world's largest exhibitions of rare and antique books. it's a great opportunity to browse and buy books from around the

linda hoffman made that donation at a goodwill near l.a. >> what linda didn't know is in the pocket ofd's old shirts, there was $8,000 in cash. when he realized the shirt was gone, he told linda about the money. >> desperate search turned up nothing. the next day a goodwill worker found the cash and returned it. >> ah, it's not just canadians. >> americans too. we're nice people. >> they're going to italy. ...the more i live... ...the younger i am. advanced génifique by lancôme. every serum drop infuses youthful radiance throughout the skin. patented until 2029. advanced génifique. lancôme. customize your free 7-piece gift. available now at macy's. maybe almond breeze tastes because it's the only almondmilk made with california-grown blue diamond almonds. of course, if you ask one of our almond growers... there's no maybe about it. almond breeze. the best almonds make the best almondmilk. (vo) this is not a video game. this is not a screensaver. this is the destruction of a cancer cell by the body's own immune system, thanks to medicine that didn't exist until now. and today can save y

nice to see you, linda.s interesting on what happened last year, because the numbers are staggering, the amount that was invested in the us and europe, but also the amount that wasn't. talk us through a bit more the reasons why. the chinese are trying very hard to control out what capital movement. there are some economic reasons. one is to stabilise the value of the chinese currency. remember, china p995 chinese currency. remember, china pegs its currency. they have to control the amount of currency flowing outside its borders. the other reason is they don't want companies companies being bought, but that is how commercial transactions should work. that is more of an excuse. the real reason is that they want to control the capital markets, just as they control pretty much everything else in the financial markets in the country. i wonder what your take is on the future appetite of chinese investors investing in the us when we have quite convert of statements from donald trump, accusing china of manipulating

well, they turn to people like linda bosako who heads my case program work down in texas. she'll be retiring soon. i'm proud to say we do our very best to make sure that the 28 million people i have the privilege of representing get the very best help possible to help navigate the very real and very personal issues that involve the federal bureaucracy. that way my office, specifically my constituent services or what we call my case work team can help ensure that no texan who reaches out to us slips between the cracks. now, in some circles apparently we have a reputation for bragging in texas, but i have to say my staff are some of the absolutely best in the field when it comes to getting responses for texans from federal agencies. i like to say if it can be done, it will be done, and in that way we play an important role in holding the bureaucracy accountable and reminding the federal government who their customer really is. it's the taxpayers to whom they ought to be responsive. they shouldn't need to call their senator or their congressman or woman in order to get respon

with that, i'm pleased to yield to the distinguished vice chair, congresswoman linda sanchez. ms. sanchez: thank you, leader

linda sarsour criticizes the trump prior to presidency while supporting sharia law.ws promoted by the official women's mark twitter account, she was one of the organizers, they say they will always have her back. but now, some are questioning if she is the right messenger for women of this country. sarsour has latched out another prominent member who are in favor of reforming some of the tenets of islam. sarsour's 2011 tweet, which has now resurfaced, went after these took a very prominent women who have spoken out against sharia law. in this vicious way. read this for yourself at home. as she berates them and says that she wishes that she could whip them and take away their body parts. it is vile to say the least. joining me now is the person who that was directed at, ayaan hirsi alil, well-known author and activist and research fellow at the hoover institution and the founder of the aha foundation. welcome. very good to have you with us tonight. >> martha, thank you very much for having me. >> martha: what is your reaction when you look at it? i know you have read

. >> stew newman is the firefighter who saved michael hart and his sister linda. >> i remember smellinghe smoke. >> 1959, hyattsville, michael and linda were 2 and 3 years taking naps when the fire started. their mother was able to get out. but the children were upstairs. the call came into the fire station number 34 in prince george's county where stew had just been hired. >> pulled the covers back and there she was. yelling back here, back here, bring her back here. so i took her back there and opened the window and handed her to the police officer. and then i went back looking for michael. >> and what stew did next, michael is forever grateful. >> i knew he wasn't breathing swell so i took my mask off and gave it to him. >> pulling off the reunion took work. it starred with an old newspaper clipping. in the article, the name stewart newman. >> he took a picture of it and posted it own facebook. i immediately recognized the name of stew everybody knows stew newman. and i called him. >> and here we are. >> i was struck by the joy of being able to say thank you to someone who'd had a re

presentadora: muy lindas las fotografÍas.cisamente. presentador: aparentemente, todo fue para tomar una fotografÍa de donald trump reunido con colegios y universidades afroamericanas de la naciÓn. presentadora: como es lÓgico, los memes no se han hecho esperar. aquÍ tenemos uno de ellos. [risas] presentador: aquÍ tenemos otra. [risas] presentadora: la reacciÓn de las personas de la fotografÍa. saludos. es algo bastante polÉmico. sentada muy cÓmoda en el despacho oval. recordemos que el presiente barack obama causÓ controversia cuando estaba sentado con los zapatos puestos en el escritorio. presentador: 290 millones es la suma de dinero que habÍa pagado el ratÓn pÉrez encargado de los dientes caÍdos en estados unidos, segÚn una encuesta. hoy se celebra el dÍa de las hadas del diente. presentadora: siempre los niÑos ponen debajo de la almohada sus dientes. yo soy muy amiga del ratÓn. me mando tu reporte. ahÍ estÁ. [risas] baja un poco la cÁmara o sube el papel para ver la calificaciÓn que le pusieron javier. [risas] puede mejor

muy linda. ola gente -- la gente cÓmo puede entrar? >> eso es lo mÁs importante.ienes un admirador. [risas] felicidades! >> muchas gracias. presentador: muchas gracias. pueden cantar un poco para despedir el noticiero? agradecemos a toda la gente. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ locutor: familia, estamos listos para arrancar con el programa mÁs divertido de la televisiÓn! comenzamos! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

♪ esa negra linda ♪ me tiene loco ♪ que me come ♪ poquito a poco ♪ esa negra linda ♪ me tiene loco ♪por nuestra cuenta. ♪ . >> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >> nosotros estamos aquÍ luchando por este reto quiÉn se gana ese dÍa libre. >> pero eres tramposa tÚ hablas mal de los demÁs. >> no, yo tengo una discusiÓn con rachel porque bueno ustedes saben que diego, erika y james se pusieron a dar abrazos y bloqueador solar. >> rachel que fue un reto espectacular. >> encantÓ y bailo divino en la calle ocho pero ella es bailarina, entonces ese no es un reto, entonces no voten por ella, me llegÓ el turno de ver cÓmo es que yo tengo esos dotes que yo no canto, lo saben pero yo me he esforzado tanto por hacer esta presentaciÓn para ustedes. >> se las voy a presentar el dÍa de hoy y espero que voten. >> y la presentaciÓn con el grupo atenciÓn atencion. >> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >> a ver. >> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >> vÍctor ¿tÚ crees que yo pueda cantar y bailar con el seÑor sapo?. >> yo creo que sÍ. >> sÍ!. >> alaÏa ¿tÚ cree que su yo pueda cantar y bailar con el seÑor sapo?. >> nunca he cantado delante de tanta gente. >> ay! yo q

good luck, linda.> linda, michael thomas is single and to himself and looking for love, too. >> i've been looking for love for years. i've given up. >> oh, my god. >> let's go to the forecast here. 54 to 62 out there for kids for the bus stop. it's a nice day. after school even nicer, 6 to 69 around the region with minimum of clouds and sun. enjoy today. because it's last warm day before this arrives as early as sun up tomorrow. coating to inch in washington with snow that's coming through most of that on the grass and could come down heavy during the morning commute. we're watching that that could cause issues on the road and north and west northern portions of montgomery countsy, howard county, 1 to 2" and most of that on the grass. and your jackpot zone knowledge of there up through northern portions of frederick, washington, alleghany, 2 to" of snow and then your jackpot zone off in higher elevations of garrett county, maryland through grant mineral countrys in west virginia 6 to 9" of snow expecte

h linda has been a fox5 fan for 35 years. and she recently celebrate add milestone birthday. >> linda turned 50 years young on february 4th. happy belated birthday. you don't look 50. wow. all right, she says she wanted to share this milestone withith her favorite news team. so happy belated birthday again, and thank you for the love and keep it live right r here on fox5.5. >> let me know what you're drinking in that good day mug. clearly it is working. >> right. ry ysounds every youth. >> the fountain of youth. >> ♪ ♪ >> happy birthday linda. >> there is our forever young weather man mike thomas. >> five, six years, then justea going downhill fromrs there.re but, hey, temperatures today, four's, 50's here in the dc region, we may briefly if we're lucky and get enough sunshine touch 50 h of the day things start to collapse little bitbit temperature wise, stronger breeze out of the north and west, will bring this for tomorrow. many of the suburbs staying in i the 30's all day in d.c. probably lower 40's for daytime highs thurs

así que sigue cortando linda. okay. porque el six dollar subway footlong fest ha llegado.a al alaves. >> ahora tendrÁ que enfrentar al barcelona que jugarÁ sin suarez si tiene hambre de tÍtulo. >> ahora cambiamos de deportes vÁmonos a la nba en donde kevin durÁn se recuperÓ con 22 puntos, 10 rebotes, 7 asistencias y 13 robos de balÓn para los que de la bahÍa se impusieron a los de chicago por 193 para acumular 138 seguidos de la temporada regular sin derrotas consecutivas caramba. >> pero miren nada mÁs. estableciÓ su mejor marca, los clippers se impusieron a los new york knick's que les ha llovido en serio. >> charles o. fue arrestado y detenido por discutir con el Árbitro y dejaron atras una racha de 3 derrotas c consecutivas. >> los campeones de la serie del cari caribe, consiguieron el tÍtulo por imponerse a mexicali un partidazo que los fanÁticos pudieron festejar y ahora festejan como hÉroes. veamos que es lo que dijeron los protagonistas a su llegada al aeropuerto. >> he tenido tremendas experiencias he ganado campeonato, he jugado en grandes ligas pero definitivame

small business administration cabinet post goes to linda mcmahon. just passed senate confirmation. a former wrestling entertainment executive. also former senate candidate. she's been involved in business and politics. now she will be head of the small business administration. we'll con to watch cabinet confirmations as they come in and keep you posted as we get more. jon? >> jon: not all smooth sailing for this administration. there's been a lot of action on president trump's cabinet with steve mnuchin sworn in after the senate confirmed him. only one democratic senator supported his nomination. as we just reported the senate just confirmed the nomination of former wwe executive linda mcmahon to head up the small business administration. that may not be the case for nominee nor labor secretary. andrew posner has four republican senators who are expressing reservations about him. only three would have to join democrats to block his confirmation. joining us now, the go pack chairman and attorney and democratic commentator. thanks, both of you, for be