i mean, you got kevin betraying lisa, sabrina betraying lisa. betraying sabrina and ultimately sabrina betraying kevin. >> yeah, it's a perfect circle. >> that's all for now. i'm lester holt. thanks for joining us. >>> this sunday, repeal, replace and revolt. the republican health care plan. >> this is the closest we will ever get. >> supported by president trump. >> we must act now to save americans from the imploding obamacare disaster. >> but attacked on one side by conservatives. >> this is just obamacare with a different label. >> on other side, by republican moderates. >> pulling the rug out from these vulnerable populations is not really the direction we want to go. >> and on all sides by democrats. >> robinhood in reverse. >> this morning i'll talk to hhs secretary tom price who oversees the overhaul, kathleen sebelius, the former hhs secretary who oversaw obamacare implementation, and governor john kasich of

jonathan: lisa? lisa: e.m. jonathan: tighter or wider? mohamed: wider. lisa: wider.n: this time next year will janet yellen be the fed chair? mohamed: no. robert: should be a good pick, but i don't think so. lisa: no way. jonathan: thank you very much for joining us this week right here on bloomberg "the real yield." a programming reminder, the lone dissenter, minneapolis fed president neel kashkari will be on "bloomberg daybreak: americas" beginning at 9:00 a.m. wall street time on thison from new york city for our viewers wodwide, that does it for us. we will see you next friday at 11:30 new york time, 3:30 p.m. in london. you have been watching bloomberg "the real yield." ♪ ♪ ily: it is one of the fastest-growing apps the world has ever seen that has revolutionized the way we express ourselves in a single photo. kevin systrom turned down a job for mark zuckerberg in college, shared a desk with jack dorsey as an intern with what would become twitter and in 2010, launched instagram as we know it. two years later, he reunited with zuckerberg and agreed to sell instag

jonathan: lisa? lisa: e.m. jonathan: tighter or wider? mohamed: wider. lisa: wider.n: this time next year will janet yellen be the fed chair? mohamed: no. robert: should be a good pick, but i don't think so. lisa: no way. jonathan: thank you very much for joining us this week right here on bloomberg "real yield." a programming reminder, the lone dissenter, minneapolis fed president neel kashkari will be on "bloomberg daybreak: americas" beginning at 9:00 a.m. wall street time on this monday. from new york city for our viewers worldwide that does it , for us. we will see you next friday at 11:30 new york time, 3:30 p.m. in london. you have been watching bloomberg "the real yield." ♪ . . ways wins. especially in my business. with slow internet from the phone company, you can't keep up. you're stuck, watching spinning wheels and progress bars until someone else scoops your story. switch to comcast business. with high-speed internet up to 10 gigabits per second. you wouldn't pick a slow race car. then why settle for slow internet? comcast business. built for speed. built

lisa: i can't think of any. it winds up being less repeal and more, meh, people kind of do what they will do. a sense that this would be something worth the investment of rigorous enforcement is largely lost. they are mostly symbolic. i'm sure we can find an exception to that but in most cases it seems to be mostly symbolic. jeffrey: alcohol consumption by the 1970's went up to its pre-prohibition levels? lisa: yes. but at the same time those numbers can be interpreted differently. even though the average american by the 1970's is consuming us much as the average american in, say, 1915, nonetheless, since that is being shared more widely between men and women, it is distributed more evenly. and because we are no longer counting people who are 14 to 21 in that number. between those things the rates of consumption are not necessarily as damaging. in other words, where learning to drink better. jeffrey: i'm delighted. i am sure members will drink very well tonight. a gender case involving men and women that justice

lisa: no way.han: thank you very much for joining us this week right here on bloomberg "real yield." the lone dissenter, neel kashkari will be on bloomberg daybreak: americas beginning at 9:00 a.m. wall street time on this monday. that does it for us. we will see you next friday at 11:30 new york time, 3:00 p.m. in london. you have been watching bloomberg "the real yield." ♪ mark: from london, i'm mark. bonnie: and from new york, i'm vonnie quinn. this is the european close on bloomberg markets. mark: we are going to take you from new york to london with stories out of berlin, washington, and china. here are the top stories we are andowing on the bloomberg around the world. angela merkel for the first time with donald trump. the german warns of they may retaliate against any new u.s. import tariffs. a global rally spurned by the president and markets are beginning to lose momentum. emerging markets having their best week in a year. theresa may could be days

lisa: brewing. joshua: german americans would be suspect during the war, but immediately after the war, and -- in context of the revolution, a lot of people in the u.s. became suspect. there is a larger discussion whether they are fit for citizenship. whether they are italians who are suspected of being an artist -- being anarchist or eastern european jews suspected of being communist or socialist, these people all seem very suspect particularly in the context of the aftermath of the war that required immense amount of mobilization and a focus on unity of the american spirit. it provides an opportunity for people who have for some time been worried about these trends, to actually zero in on particular issues, like alcohol consumption, but also sexual mores and religious practices. it allows them to grab these issues and use them in a representative way to talk about a larger concern. it comes to a head around 1920. jeffrey: the amendment is proposed on april 4, 1917, and it is ratified in 1919, abou

lisa mentioned, a people were coming from central america. >> lisa: this is the lead up of president obama's executive action on immigration. the november announcement when when he saw the record high. also after daca, and you send a message to illegal immigrants that if you come here we're going to turn our back on it. >> greg: i want to get to something else. i am always interested in what jorge ramos says. he and tucker carlson got together. tucker carlson's show on fox news doing pretty good. here is jorge and tucker talking about this. >> this is our country. it's yours and mine and ours. the interesting thing is with the trump administration and many people who support donald trump, they think it's a white country and they are absolutely wrong. this is not a white country. in 2044, the white population will become a minority. latinos, asians, african-americans. it is our country. >> greg: you know what he is doing which is why i want to talk about. he is conflating illegal immigration and bigotry. he is conflating the two. >> kimberly: he needs fuel for his fire. he's going to

that's what i was thinking, lisa.hen hawkings. >> kennedy: martha stewart is incredibly organized, she knows how to run a giant organization and she's been to prison, martha stewart. that might be the best qualification and milton feed man would be my treasury secretary. >> juan: he's dead. >> kennedy: his sole soul lives forever. >> greg: the guy who knows everything about artificial intelligence and how it's going to destroy all of us and then one of the olson twins, i just want people to wonder which one, i would never say which one. imagine you have to have a meeting but you the don't know which olson twin it is. you don't know who you're going to deal with. do i have time for another one? no time. no sha no. we're going to take ah 5000 miles away to africa to dana who is on a humanitarian mission with mercy ships, straight ahead. for oic and can help you go more often. don't take movantik if you have a bowel blockage or a history of them. movantik may cause serious side effects, including symptoms of opioid withd

lisa: i have a take. repealerstanding the that happens during prohibition, the key thing is that context of the great depression. with the great depression, and legalization happening at that moment, it does not immediately inflate to pre-prohibition levels, simply because there is no apparatus. nobody has the money to start big factories at the same rate. all of the capital required will not be in place. the question is, with something like marijuana legalization, how it works in terms of business economy is different. in part because of the development of mass aggro in terms of marijuana cultivation thatnot have the cap on it the great depression put on the same modification for alcohol. joshua: i think marijuana consumption probably pales in comparison to alcohol consumption in the late 19th century. you don't have the same social structures in place that you did in the early 20th century. church organizations, reform organizations. it is a different context. lisa: there is no saloon equivalent. there

it's called a bee delay. >> lisa: it's all the rage. >> dana: lisa?d chocolate is delicious. when you combine the two you get a cute little thing. this couple's daughter was crying at the family home in california. they devised unorthodox method to cheer her up. chocolate smelling. the first time baby smelling chocolate. those are the faces that greg makes. like aroma therapy. >> dana: i wonder if that would work for me. >> greg: she is actually pooping so you know. >> lisa: those are the faces that greg makes. >> greg: how would you know. videos. >> eric: go back to one more thing? >> dana: got a big weekend planned? >> eric: my son is going back to college on sunday so, yeah. >> lisa: sad thing? >> greg: hanging around the college. >> juan: i'm going to the circus for a 7-year-old's birthday party happy birthday elijah. >> dana: inside joke. said your dvrs so you never miss an episode "the fe." "special report" is up next. ♪ ♪ >> chris: the white house scolds reporters it says are missing the point and some important evidence in the russia investiga

i'm sorry, lisa. on this topic, hopefully they're going to call some of these witnesses. find out what she was involved with. who else. senate intel committee held its first public hearing today on russia's meddling in our election. the fbi is investigating whether the trump campaign in any way worked with the russians. is the president himself under investigation? speaker ryan doesn't think so. because i do not believe that's the case. >> if we don't know that -- >> i won't speak for the fbi but i've never seen any suggestion or evidence that's the case. i don't believe he is. i don't think he is under investigation. no one has suggested he is and not even in a vague way. >> eric: catherine herridge just spoke to one of the president's campaign advisors wrapped up in the controversy. carter page will be a witness next week at the senate hearing hearings. >> do you work with the russians to help the trump campaign? they could absolutely not. i did nothing that could even be possibly viewed as helping

lisa: and so began their journey.: our friends rallied and helped us with fundraisers and people we barely knew gave us money towards it. lisa: for a year, pam and mark waded through mountains of legal paperwork to adopt bogdan and his younger brother, yura. finally, they received their invitation to visit the russian orphanage, a last step before the boys would come home. pam: the minute he saw mark he just was like, "papa, papa!" like he'd been waiting for him to walk through the door his entire life. it was amazing. jamie romano: the few hours we were there, like it just felt so real. it was like these are my brothers. lisa: but that day would never come. just months later, putin retaliated for u.s. sanctions against russia by putting an end to american families adopting russian children ending a 60,000 child le or months away from completion. pam: so it really came as a complete shock to us. a complete shock. lisa: the family reached out to their u.s. representative doug collins who immediately contacted secretary

no running water. >> lisa: would anybody watch that?dlock that -- greg would wash that in half a . >> juan: i solomon teachers recently that said "still she persists." taken up on macconnell. >> lisa: elizabeth warren knew exactly what she was doing. there was an announcement she had a forthcoming book on the same day she did that. who cares what hillary clinton thinks? i am so over her and i'm over the fact of her using her sex to try to get votes or get women into think they have to vote for her for the reality is she wants to be critical of president trump and some of the rhetoric. the problem is she was a candidate devoid of a. she was a horrible candidate which is something people don't talk about enough. she ran a horrible campaign, not stepping foot in a state like wisconsin. she had more television advertising pursuing one electoral college vote in omaha, nebraska, during the closing weeks than she did in wisconsin and michigan combined which would have brought her 26 electoral votes. >> juan: the election is over. she stands as

lisa: i do too. st.going to vote on sharyl: th sharyl: next week, scott thuman will be here filling in for me with a fascinating report on a dramatic change in one sanctuary city. scott: in south florida, temperatures were hotter inside than out. pres. trump: we are going to get the bad ones out. scott: 24 hours after president trump announced a plan to cut federal funding to sanctuary cities, mayor carlos gimenez became the first to revise policy on how to handle immigration detainer requests. mayor gimenez: if you are a criminal, if you are arrested, you will be treated like anybody else. sharyl: that's next week. until then, we will be searching for more stories that hold powers accountable. i'm sharyl attkisson. >> coming up on "government matters" a candid interview with rear admiral barrett, the deputy direct of current operations at u.s. cyber command. we'll talk about a possible split from the agency. >> we constantly worried about the engeneral knewty of our -- >> we'll find greater savings and

a little rain there, lisa?re getting the heaviest rain right now in the east bay, and concord, it is pushing through and coming down at a good clip for the valleys there, and the back edge pushing into sonoma, and rain change into snow in the higher elevations. emeriville, 50 degrees, and winds are kicking in the upper elevations, and it's going to be a raw afternoon with downpours. fewer than what we are seeing right now, and i will explain in just a few minutes. >>> also, next, let's go warriors. the dubs get set for the matinee today, and coping with you said you wanted to feel better about your cereal. general mills big g cereals hear you. that's why we say "yes" to whole grains as our first ingredient. and "no way" to high fructose corn syrup. ♪ in every honey nut "o". every lucky charms spoonful. and every cinnamon toast crunch square. ♪ you can feel good about general mills big g cereals. >>> in sports the warriors are back in action only on abc7 today. golden state faces the knicks at the garden, madson

. >> lisa: nothing to be concerned about? >> no. >> lisa: you shot 68% as a team. what is the key to efficiency? >> playing with pace. taking shots when we got them and attacking the basket. you know, offensively in the pick and roll, they were corralling me and double-teaming me. i trusted my teammates to get up the basketball. trefr had a great night. guys played well tonight. >> lisa: you got a lot out of your guys. lou william, 39 points off the bench. what is going on with him? >> he is is a great one on one player. he is going to take a shot and go to the basket. great win for us. >> lisa: describe the impact trevor ariza win v had. >> he knows how to win games. he came up big and a couple big plays. so a lot of guys contributed tonight. >> lisa: again, you led your guys to a lot of scoring but it's your name in the mvp race. and before the game, you said you actually enjoy this. you think it's fun. you check the numbers every night toe see what other guys are doing and how they are playing. how come? >> well, first, four guys i think that score more points t

. >> lisa: nothing to be concerned about? >> no. >> lisa: you shot 68% as a team. what is the key to efficiency? >> playing with pace. taking shots when we got them and attacking the basket. you know, offensively in the pick and roll, they were corralling me and double-teaming me. i trusted my teammates to get up the basketball. trefr had a great night. guys played well tonight. >> lisa: you got a lot out of your guys. lou william, 39 points off the bench. what is going on with him? >> he is is a great one on one player. he is going to take a shot and go to the basket. great win for us. >> lisa: describe the impact trevor ariza win v had. >> he knows how to win games. he came up big and a couple big plays. so a lot of guys contributed tonight. >> lisa: again, you led your guys to a lot of scoring but it's your name and before the game, you said you actually enjoy this. you think it's fun. you check the numbers every night toe see what other guys are doing and how they are playing. how come? >> well, first, four guys i think that score more points than me. which is

i am carolyn tyler along with lisa argen.ntinues online, on twit you are, and on facebook and instagram. abc7 news continues at 9:00 this morning. "good morning america" is coming up next, and have >>> good morning, america. and new this morning. where's the proof? the firestorm erupting over donald trump's explosive allegations, claiming president obama ordered the fbi to illegally tap his phones at trump tower. >> if it is true, it would be the biggest political scandal since watergate. >> the twitter rage that started it. and what the obama camp is saying this morning. >>> white house turmoil. president trump reportedly going ballistic in the oval office. what set him off? cameras capturing an animated steve bannon, one of his top aides. why trump took off for florida. leaving him and chief of staff reince priebus behind. >>> agony in mosul. residents fleeing isis' last stronghold in iraq. some, barefoot in their haste.

that's when i sat down with lisa marie's mother priscilla. >> how is she doing financially?> it's very personal, and we're still going through a lot of different, you know, scenarios, and there's been a lot of rumors, and there's been a lot of speculations, and there's been a lot of everything, which always goes along with these kind of situations. >> lisa marie claims to be around $7 million in debt in her divorce filing from her fourth husband musician michael lockwood, even though elvis's daughter says she has an income of $100,000 a month from his estate. lisa marie says, "i cannot recall the last time i spent money on clothes and shoes of any value." >> nothing is sorted out yet. everything is trying to be sorted out. and done with dignity at the and done with care, especially for those children. >> the lawsuit claims lisa marie has understated her income and wants spousal support, and the split even got more nasty. lisa marie accused michael of sexual misconduct, claiming to have discovered inappropriate photos of children on michael's computer saying she was shocked a

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let's start with a quick look at the weather with lisa. >> good morning to you. we have just about everything out there, heavy downpours, sunny breaks, rain and hail with a little bit of snow mix. here's live doppler 7 taking you into mount hamilton where we have the snow and hail. you can see heavier rain to the north, south of livermore, looking at that downpour moving to the east. to the north, a winter storm warning for lake county through tomorrow. look at all this mixed presip. on the peninsula there's a heavier cell offshore. you can see highway 1, this continues to rotate to the west from the west to the east and we will look atmore showers throughout the day today. it's a one on the storm impact scale with heavy downpours, mixed presip and minor street flooding. a live look from santa cruz where temperatures are in the low 40s to 50s. we'll talk totals and particulars when we see you in a few minutes. >> in the east bay, some people are waking toup a hailstorm. this is what it looked like around 7:30 this morning in oakland. when you get unusual weather

>> lisa: it's the majority who have led by double digits.it's important to understand the politics -- if you look at the republican party, you have that republican senate committee, the changes that were made to medicaid grants as well as potential work requirements for medicaid was geared toward those members. he also of the house freedom caucus which is more to the right to a republican senate committee. as megan alluded to earlier in the show, they aren't whipping their members to vote against the bill, that's when trump is putting pressure on them and it matters. when you get to the senate, i believe it's very dicey. you have five senators expense and over medicaid funding and then you also have the tied cruises of the world, rand paul's, you are conservative. >> harris: we all agree this is the sausage being made. do you think this will get done? yeah, more or less. >> meghan: you need eight democrats to get on board for the third phase in the senate. as ted cruz says you can get a democrat together to say good morning. >> bob: the chan

here's meteorologist lisa argen. hey, lisa. >> hey, cornell, good morning to you. looking at the clear conditions, but we're going to go down a little lower where we have the low clouds and fog in half moon bay. a mile in napa. it's improved in concord. but a live look from mount tam. you can feel it filling in here with 57 in oakland. 56 in san jose where the sun is shining. santa cruz, low to mid-70s return here. 47 santa rosa. 55 in concord. 52 in livermore. that foggy golden gate. the sun will even clear at the coast. looking at 40s and 50s for the next couple of hours. 60s at noontime. a gorgeous day today. how long will this warmer weather pattern last? >> lisa, we'll see you soon. >>> today is the 166th annual st. patrick's day parade in san francisco. the oldest and biggest west of the mississippi river. you can watch it live right here on abc 7. we have a preview. hey, great day for a parade. >> reporter: it's very quiet here right now. that's the nice thing about the st. patrick's day parade, you can sleep in a little bit on a saturday and you can still m

lisa marie is accusing michael of sexual misconduct. finding inappropriate of children on michael's computer saying she was quote shocked and horrified and sick to my stomach, end quote. police are investigating claims and lockwood has not been charged. in a statement, lockwood calls the claims highly unprovable. precilia says they are living with her until things are sorted out. >> they have been with me for nine months. they are great. they are doing wonderful. they are living a great wife. they see both their parents and we will see what happens. >> now that interview took place in graceland and tomorrow p priscilla will give us a tour. >>> now, emma watson vanity fair. >> oh, hermione no more. she is showing off her skills. and her live version of beauty and the ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> emma siigs the classic seven-minute opening number in the animated version and she gets a new original song. >> we see what is the story of belle's life before she goes to the castle and meets the beast. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> that classic title tune sung by an gel la lan angel

. >> lisa kudrow shamed on the set of friend? only on "e.t."he clears up the mean guest star story which made headlines. >>> it be is the clasp that captivated the world. nicole kidman, leave her alone! >> it's your friend but so funny and fun to do! >> actually, everybody was trying to figure out what would make nicole applaud like that at the oscars. well, wonder no more. here it is. nicole's clap confession. ♪ i can make your hands clap >> maybe she had fits in the tantrum in mind when no cicole t a little seaworld at the oscars. lighting up twitter and 11 days later finally fessed up to what was up on australia's kiss-fm show. >> clapping but really difficult, because i had a huge ring on that was not my own, but it was answer saluteabsolutely i was scared of damaging if. >> i would, too. a ring of nearly 14 carats. >> i was like, gosh, i want to clap. not be clapping, which would be worse. right? why isn't nicole clapping? >> it wasn't her first odd oscar clap. 2015. certainly not the first star dealt a bad hand, particular paula abdul's t

here's meteorologist lisa argen. >> lots of gray out there.certainly had some colors to our sunrise at 7:15. right now from emoryville, you can see the gray skies. 57 in the city. 55 mountain view. we're looking at 54 in oakland, 40 half moon bay. from the roof camera, a little bit of a southerly wind there. that will keep the temperatures up today. 54 in livermore. our best chance of scattered showers throughout the day today will be in the north bay. looking at 50s and 60s by noontime. mix of clouds and sun. partly cloudy in the afternoon. you could see coastal drizzle, and looking at temperatures still quite mild. in fact, above average. that all changes for the week ahead. i'll have the full accuweather forecast in just a few minutes. >>> president trump is holding firm to the allegations of wiretapping despite congressional leaders on both sides saying they still haven't seen any proof. >> reporter: standing alongside german chance lor angela merkel, president trump joked about how the obama administration eaves dropped on her. >> we have

i'm carolyn tyler, along with lisa argen.s now online, on twitter, facebook and instagram. abc 7 news continues at 5:00 tonight. have a great sunday, everyone, and a great week ahead. ♪ >> hi. i'm henry tenenbaum. welcome to "bay area buys." we're at russell's fine furniture in santa clara. and, of course, as you know, it's a beautiful showroom with some fabulous furniture. but, today, it's a little bit messy. josh, what is going on today? >> well, we're working on some stuff over here. >> yeah? what? >> unboxing it and everything. go talk to richard. he'll explain it all. >> okay. okay. so, russell's fine furniture in santa clara -- obviously, great stuff. but the disarray here is pretty serious. what's going on? >> yes, it is. >> so, what's happening? >> mother nature. >> ah! mother -- what? >> [ chuckles ] it all happened from mother nature. but let me show you the good part of it. >> okay. >> come take a look at this.

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lisa, you are up first. ultimately jeff sessions big news this week after the reports he did in fact have the meetings with the russian ambassador and did decided to recuse himself from any potential federal investigation. i know that your group and others have called for more action beyond that. they want him to resign. what is the difference here? is recusal and federal investigation enough? are there still those callings for resignation? >> he is only recusing himself for a limited purpose. that is looking into being a part of the investigation into the 2016 campaign before the election. he has not recused himself from after the election. but it certainly brings into sharper focus his role as attorney general for us. we have known the jeff sessions for an awfully long time, going back to 1986 when we were very troubled when he was nominated for a judgeship to a district court in alabama. and there were very serious claims about his involvement in civil rights cases, making racist statements. we know jeff

lisa argen will have your forecast. how much snow tahoe is likely to get in a few minutes. >>> in sports, 21 games left in the regular season, the warriors lead the spurs for the western conference top seed has dwindled to 2 1/2 games. san antonio gained ground on golden state. here's anthony flores with highlights of today's sports. >> reporter: the warriors are in the big apple to take on the knicks sunday here on abc 7. the doves have lost two in a row for the first time in nearly two years. and the spurs are nipping at their heels after squeaking one out in the big easy. looking for the first win on the court with new orleans, anthony davis knocking it away from gasol. davis with 29. the spurs trail by four with under a minute to go. and pocket picking. overtime. another still by former st. mary's star mills gives the spurs a three-point lead. last chance for new orleans. air ball. just two and a half back of the doves in the west. cleveland at atlanta, hawks retired pistol pete's number. the cavs shot like maravich

lisa argen has a fantastic forecast for you, don't you, lisa. >> don't take it personally, we are just in a little space here. and live doppler 7 is picking up the winds, and we have the north and east bay hills, otherwise the winds are dialing back later today. we are breezy to start out in the 50s and by noontime we will be in the 60s and going up to the 70s today. we're not stopping there. in fact we are going to have plenty of 80s here for the first half of your weekend and maybe into sunday, and i'll have the details in a few minutes. >>> the high wind advisory for the san mateo bridge and the bay bridge and the dumbarton bridge here. both hands on the wheel but off to a quiet start. southbound 101, golden gate bridge, six minutes across the bridge, and bay bridge, 13 minutes. >>> new this morning, three south bay residents out of their home after a fire tore through it. >> the investigation into what started the fire is only beginning. abc7 news reporter is live with that. >> reporter: good morning. a big mess out here on south 11th street, and a lot of the contents were brought

lisa: this disease just ravages a family. it changes your life.agnitude of it is indescribable. art: now is the moment. if we work together, we can stop this epidemic. grace: contact brightfocus and learn more. >>> and finally tonight, back in the day when i first saw that movie "gladiator," i never imagined it would come to this. >> my name is maximus decim decimus meridius. >> he stunned with his chiseled form in "gladiator." but now recent photos show russell crowe is sporting a different look. tabloids taking note today and page 6 tweeting "a moment of silence for russell crowe's hot bod." and a tweet saying howard stern just goofed on your weight. crowe was quick to reply, tweeting back "i can bench press young howard. he cannot say the same." >> march. jack ely. don't get upset. i'm not here to hurt you. >> reporter: just last year the a-lister spoke out about gaining weight for the movie "the nice guys," saying "i wanted it to be the physical juxtaposition of ryan gosling." so with talk of a possible "gladiator" sequel what would our gladia

he is interviewed by political technology reporter, lisa. ask the cap association was one of the members of the tech community that decided to speak out against aspects of president recent immigration order. i was wondering if you could talk about the reasoning for that. >> from our perspective, the executive order was not done in a way that allowed for legal immigration of people into the country in a way that was not confusing. it was changed to 11 green card holders, others who have been in the united states building amazing applications, to come in . there is good in that. the reason we spoke out, we thought the little guy, and just how important immigrants work to the little guy, without getting hurt. >> flush the committee cares monday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span2. the airship roma crashed on february 21, 1922, it was the deadliest disaster of the u.s. hydrogen airship in american history. next, on american history tv, historian and author nancy introduces the ill-fated crew, and explains the technological innovations of the italia

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mills says lisa was the only one inside. they were together last night celebrating her nephews birthday and drinking until 4:00 in the morning. >> she said she wanted to get in her own bed. ryan: prince george's county ems work to the scene for hours. nilles says her friend was a sweetheart, and it breaks her heart she is gone. >> if you have anybody that you care about, show them love. that is one good thing i do have to hold onto. our last words were good words. ryan: tackle live, officials tell us this home did not have working smoke alarms, and firefighters were back on the block this afternoon going door to door, checking and testing everyone's smoke alarms. the cause of this fire is still under investigation. family members tell us that lisa has two grown sons. one arrived a short time ago from north carolina. the other one, on his way here. ryan hughes, abc 7 news. horace: this is the third deadly house fire in the area in the last few days. a fire ripped through a rockville home on thursday. friday, firefighters foun

lisa is not among them. who under that's all i have say about that. >> that's extraordinarily arrogant and one of the things that as we think about the foundation of the future is that were in new york, that's where i live i was born born in york and i love new york. everybody's allow two of of home but how do you recognize support, on lift and acknowledge literary around the country. and to make sure that the stories of the reality of what's happening in those given places is actually told and were thinking about the future of the foundation and part of that is how do we amass the work of these communities and what they're doing how do we make sure they have visibility ? how do we make really have access postmark i go i go to libraries all the time in sacramento right before the holidays and the librarians have this gorgeous library, i have all this resources, how come i can get these authors to come here. how do you encourage national board winners and finalists that don't live on the west coast go to sacr

lisa. >> reporter: good morning.l, last night protestors gathered here at sfo and outside the white house after president trump signed a revised version of the travel and immigration ban. >> fight back! fight back!! [ pause ] [ no audio ] >> reporter: -- ban this time iraq is removed from the list of seven nations whose citizens are banned from entering the nation. it keeps syrians out for 120 days instead of indefinitely. also, valid visa holders and foreign nationals with green cards are not included in the ban. now, the first order was stopped by a federal court within days. this one is scheduled to take effect on march 16. now, opponents don't show any sign of slowing down any time soon. they have already indicated that they also plan to challenge this revised travel ban. live at sfo, lisa chan, kpix 5. >>> today protestors will be gathering outside senator dianne feinstein's san francisco office calling her to demand the resignation of attorney general jeff sessions. this comes after he failed to disclose his me

it's going to be a lamb. >>> lisa, thank you.ing used to his new heart this morning after a transplant at stanford hospital. the really amazing part is how he survived long enough to get it. cheryl jennings has the story. >> reporter: abraham said he was always on the move growing up in a family of nine children. but that suddenly changed last year. >> i was just sitting doung. out of nowhere, my heart started beating fast. it felt like i couldn't breathe. >> this is acute end stage heart failure. >> reporter: he ended up on life support and heading to stanford. abraham was in grave danger by the time he arrived. >> his heart and his lungs had failed. and he would have died very quickly. >> reporter: their challenge wa to keep abraham alive long enough to receive a heart transplant. but that wait time would push the stanford team into uncharted territory. the temporary solution was a machine known as an ek mo which essentially takes over the function of both the heart and lungs. the doctor showed us how it's typically connected t

. >> lisa kudrow shamed on the set of friend? only on "e.t."lears up the mean guest star story which >>> join us live on "e...'s" facebook page to chat with it's okay to cry, right? no more! we don't want anymore! [crying] ahhhhhhhhhh! everyday price and no extra monthly fees, unlike cable. speeds up to 45 megs, for $30 a month. >>> it is the clap that capture id the world. nicole kidman at the oscars. leave her alone. she is the nicest. >> i know, your friend but funny to do. everybody was trying to figure out what made nicole applaud like that at the oscars? wonder no more. here it is, nicole's clap confession. >> maybe she had that fits tantrum tune in mind when nicole was a little sea world at the oscars. kidman flaired out fingers palms together cheer lit up twitter spawn memes and now she fessed up to what was up on australia's kiss fm and jackie o show. >> wai was clapping but it was difficult because i add huge ring on that was not my own. it was absolutely gorgeous. i was terrified of damaging it. >> i would be scared too. nicole add 1

they had 70s back east. >> yeah, are right. >> thank you, lisa. >>> just ahead a.onor for a high school student that cheated death. we will show you the emotional moment before last . >>> coming up on "gma," from gold to a brutal nor'easter, threatening freezing temperatures and snow across the northeast. rob has more on the storm and when it will be. and then a showdown between the federal prosecutor and the president trump bharara refusing to step down, and then tweeting he got fired. and finally, it's selection sunday, meaning march madness is among us, and we will break down who could be the cinderella pick this year, and that's coming up on "gma." we'll see you soon. >>> a local high school soccer player took center stage last night weeks after his mom saved his life. abc7 news was at san jose's asraeua stadium when he kicked the first goal before last night's game. he went into cardiac arrest after a soccer ball hit him in the chest, and that was during a game in watsonville three weeks ago. his mother's maternal and professional instincts quickly kicked in.

. >>> well, wait for it, lisa. thank you very much. >>> cheerleading now considered a sport in california but it's a step forward, yet possibly a leap back for one east bay school district. teammates and their parents are rallying to save their program in the liberty union high school district. that covers brentwood and oakley in contra costa county. abc7 news reporter katie utehs explains. >> reporter: cheerleading is now a sport. >> it's incredibly exciting. we feel proud that now we're being recognized as athletes. >> reporter: but the new state designation actually threatens the traditional cheer program in the liberty union high school district. >> the girls are athletes so for that to be possibly taken away from us, we were devastated. >> reporter: as districts grapple with the costs of implementing cheer as a sport, luhsd superintendent proposed cutting traditional cheer and implementing stunt cheer. it alarmed school board member ray valverde. >> don't cut something else that has been successful in that dis