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she just has a lot of them. >> maddie and cara, who weren't even 4 years old when their six brothers8. >> were you worried about her dating? >> i think we've all been worried. i mean, not thinking about it constantly. but it's always in the back of our mind. like when we all leave she'll be here by herself with the dogs and we didn't want her to be alone. we all feel that way. >> reporter: these are their last few months living at home before heading off to college. >> so much of the world knew you all as this big family unit. now two of them are moving out. now, what does that feel like for you now? >> it feels like the next natural step. don't you think? it doesn't feel like we're parting with our family forever, parting with, you know, like kate plus eight forever. i had i it's our lives and we're not moving away. you know what i mean? we're just going to college. >> reporter: the other six are not far behind. >> my younger kids are starting high school. so pretty soon they're going to be heading out of the house. there's only two age groups. i have a chunk that leaves and then th

maddie corman is a working actress, seen in severalon televieries and movies including "some kind of wonderful" and "maid in manhattan." alexander-- also an actor, but more recently a frequent director of "law and order" and the fx series "rescue me." in 2015, alexander was arrested at home for having childis pornography onomputer. he was not charged with any physical or sexual abuse of anyr chil-- including his own. alexander pled guilty, was sentenced to ten-years probation, and forced to register as a sex offender. probably one othe first questions that people are going to have when they watch this or hear about it is why are youim still with why is he helping raise your children? >> yeah. you know-- and i understand that question. it's not a fun question. it's not something i ever thought that i wou have to defend or explain. it's one of the reasons i think that i can't explain it innd two minute site. i can barely do it in my 90 minute show, but it's a complicated answer. >> reporter:braccidentally e," a one act, one woman show is running off broadway in new york city. corman re

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maddie doesn't forget. >> that's pretty hysterical and this dog helps her get through high school and through life. she said yes, i graduated and so did cloud. well done, madison. well done, cloud. >> this is called beginner's luck. >> make a new face on that one. >> this one is not happy. what do you do? you work in that place now. >> he was hire and got beginn beginner's bad luck. right in the face. >> here he is. that's just dumb, man. >> most crash to the floor. oh, my gosh, she is taking each one out. however, i'm sure they have got it and took it away. notice how they come scrambling over. now this dude. where else does something like this happen? he decided to hit the back foot. fortunately once he came b ou orleans. she is blown away by what she is seeing. you can hear music playing and they are in a performance space. she is losing her mind. that's mckenzie and they were her dream team from back in the day. they haven't danced together for years. the way this works is years ago, mckenzie is a military kid and met in middle school. they were very talent and saw something speci

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maddie, to charlie's point here, i find it interesting though with all of the stuff the president hase, including the stronger economy, including what is happening with the markets, he's not benefitting much. i think to christy's point, that's why many in the democratic party are latching on to other issues and feel they're gaining traction. i don't want to mischaracterize. that's part of what is going on. >> christy is right. trade is not a sexy issue for a primary voter. we haven't had a lot of conversation in our political elections about trade. what president trump was very smart at doing, he identified the problems that people in the midwest and blue collar communities were having and he said he understood them. he respected what they were going through and going to help fix it. the consequence of that is trade has become a major issue for this administration. when you look at the long-term, looking at the 2020 election, another thing the administration has made a priority is the usmca, which is a free trade deal with canada and mexico. if he can cement that, a lot of these quest

so at this point in time, we're actually the same as maddi mentioned.more cautious, looking at u.s. equities hitting all-time highs. we want to go into next week with the g20 summit being a little bit more cautious simply because there's still no resolution on trade. and so the market is behaving as though the fed is going to be the savior here but until we get more information about trade and the outcome on trade, that does have the impact to affect corporate earnings and to potentially see a pullback so we're sitting tight until next week >> there's some options strategies that you think are good ways to protect your portfolios at the moment talk us through those. >> absolutely. one of the things, instead of simply adding to your portfolio or making these tough decisions, between staying invested or going into cash, we love options strategies in this market so one interesting thing that's happened is that we've seen this rally in the s&p 500 we've seen the collapse of volatility if you are someone who believes that we're going to see a rally in u.s. e

literally camping out in brit's $18 million estate with her daughters, 14-month-old joan and 10-year-old maddietted in santa monica with their dad jamie. the two remained tight lipped despite the paparazzi's repeated attempts at flattery. >> you guys look great. what brings you to santa monica today? >> >>> meanwhile, back here in nashville, the celebration continues in a somewhat subdued fashion -- granger smith was scheduled to perform here at cma fest this week, instead he is at home dealing with the tragic passing of his 3-year-old. >> little fish. that's all it's all about. >> granger's youngest son river loved life, fishing and being around his famous father. >> camo's a little small. >> camo? >> but wednesday at granger's texas home, which the 39-year-old shares with his wife amber, tragedy struck. a rep tells "e.t." that river drowned reportedly in the family pool. yesterday, his grief-stricken dad delivered the news. quote, following a tragic accident, and despite doctor's best efforts, he was unable to be revived. >> so many country stars posted messages and prayers, and last night, d

my daughter is as maddy she's been to. emergency many times. my grandchildren one of them as. respiratory problems tonight she is developing asthma. yeah i mean asthma respiratory infections are almost the norm on our side of the island and the more i spoke to people the more i discover that it's just kind of a way of life. in the environment canon is aerosolized so it does get into the air that we breathe and when it's taken into the lungs and into the smallest air exchange units it can move from the into the bloodstream especially a pregnant mother's blood stream and we know corporate reforms can cross up. and from there it gets into the baby's circulation and then crosses into the brain we have looked at the relationship specifically organophosphates and respiratory problems in children and what we found is that it wasn't just prenatal exposure but it was postnatal exposure of the child that was related to their lung function i started work at home all the. which is the community health clinic the pattern that i saw i was mostly respiratory illness rashes pretty severe head

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so set up a kitchen cam and here's what they discovered. >> that's not maddie.n doodle. watch as he tries and tries and finally gets down some of those oreos. the hermans say max is a great dog but that he can be a little naughty sometimes. >> isn't chocolate bad for dogs? >> well, he does not seem bothered by the oreos. >> every day i'm glad my cats do not have opposable thumbs. diane, great "pop news." thank you. we'll see you right back here tomorrow morning. >>> good morning. tomorrow morning. >>> "abc 7 news" morning. >> all news. >> all morning. >> i'm chris nguyen. menlo park residents get to celebrate the opening of a brand-new fire station today. fire station 6 is located on oak grove avenue. this $10.4 million project took 11 years to complete because of the recession and zoning issues, but it is finally done. a new museum in the back pays tribute to the legacy of the menlo park fire protection district. the grand opening celebration will be held today from 10:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. >>> also happening today, job seekers are hoping to turn the soon-to-

>> reporter: her two oldest, twins cara and maddie, offer straight talk, even criticism, of their momnk that she is the worst possible person on the planet at hiding her emotions. >> reporter: maddie and cara, who weren't even 4 years old when their six brothers and sisters were born, are now 18. >> were you worried about her dating? >> i think we've all been worried. i mean, not thinking about it constantly, but it's always in the back of our mind. like when we all leave, she'll be here by herself with the dogs. and we didn't want her to be alone. we all feel that way. >> reporter: despite her fame, kate insists she's just like any other single mom, dipping her toe into the dating pool. >> if it's encouraging to other single parents to kind of walk through the awkward, scary, exciting process with me, i'm happy to be the guinea pig. >> reporter: reality tv, she says, has taught her kids valuable lessons. >> i do know that kids in terms of like meeting people, their people skills, like intentions, learning, you know -- all of those things. like they definitely are quick studies. and t

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part of the negotiation and the probably must have collaborated this action with him is a saudi going maddi or some people from soft soft landing is throughout the year i don't know about yes or ottoman mini but there are 2 groups who are part of. the forces of freedom and king who are very lenient who is the t.m.c. with the transition in military council and it's not it's not surprising that yesterday night i was. the ask me about has been omar the omar party pulling its tent from the mass sit in and to me that was a very clearly just that they have already received assurances from the team see that they are going to have a deadline and they are going to commit an assault otherwise why would the only party and that they need that. people for saw the comedy movie it's thin in an untimely manner i think it's a very timely action that they have decided to pull the tent out of the sit in so something there is being called something the it is being called aberrated with some political and civic leaders but definitely not the leaders who are very credible to the protesters. who have a moved off

i if i didn't sign up for this (bleep), i would still, maddie.thing. i mean, something tells me if you're seeking out the husband of your ex-wife to, like, lead the communication charge with your new one... >> why do you always have to be so snied? >> i don't mean to be snied. >> you don't mean to be. it just comes natural. >> stephen: please welcome add adam scott ♪ the boys are back in town the boys are back in town. ♪ the boys are back in town. the boys are back in down ♪ the boys are back in town ( cheers and applause ). >> thank you very much. my goodness! my goodness. >> stephen: hi. >> hello. >> stephen: nice to have you here. >> thank you. it's so nice to be here. >> stephen: i know you're a big fan of david letterman, as am i. >> yes. >> stephen: you went on with dave, i assume gigot to go on a couple times, yeah. and it was-- the first time i went on, as i'm sure it was with you -- >> stephen: sure. >> like, it is a major life event. i remember every second. >> stephen: absolutely. >> the smells. i mean, here it was freezing. >> stephen

. -- board member, maddi doppler. >> thank you. less free than nosey antitrust legislators? >> yeah, i'm not sure, a good question, i want to clear something up about what antitrust is designed to can, we do not know what politicians on judiciary wil will committee a , but withing for regulator antitrust law is not designed to go after big companies, despite what politicians said about big being bad, anti-trump is designed to protect the consumers, they need to show is that there is harm caused by the companies being as large as they are. it is not obvious to anyone here, scale of companies like amazon, and facebook and google are why people use and enjoy them, fact we have amazon, have you competitive consumer choice. what you would want, but you can order anything. but same thing for being el and facebook -- google and facebook, 9 million small businesses to facebook neff have exposure to consumers that are outside their community borders -- borders, internettingtive are not there -- the net negatives are not there. kennedy: is r

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and it's with the humane society, maddie's fund and we're -- you know, the three of us, we're tryingopt, you know, shelter animals. 'cause there's -- i mean, these are -- these two pups, okay. this -- he's a cavalier king charles. it's purebred, yet he was in a shelter. this kid was on the street living just life, living large >> seth: i feel -- >> and now they're on billboards i mean, how cute is that >> seth: i feel like that breed -- like being a cavalier king charles is at a shelter is like when a rich person gets locked up, they're like, "do you know who i am? [ laughter ] i'm a cavalier i would like to make a phone call." [ laughter and applause they're beautiful dogs >> thanks. >> seth: thank you so much it's so great to see you >> it's so good do see you >> seth: that's olivia munn, everybody. [ cheers and applause "the rook" premieres this sunday at 8:00 p.m. on starz. we'll be right back with ramy youssef [ cheers and applause ♪ [seagulls squawk] [bottle opens] "ahh" [water sfx] [bottle opens] [horse sfx] "ahh" [ocean sfx] [bottle opens] "ahh" yoaw! ♪ ♪ [doorbell rings] not

great britain hockey goalkeeper maddie has returned to england for training after a ten month break, lost to the netherlands and the quarterfinals. they help the breaker —— they help the break will help her enjoy the spreading and. is trying hard to personally live up to the expectation that rhea put in front of me and portrayed to the rest of the well, that superhuman performance in i went from being someone performance in i went from being someone who loved playing to stopping a ball and doing it for my tea m stopping a ball and doing it for my team to someone who is just trying to perform for the outside world and that's a hard thing to do. i met from being someone who loved playing to stopping a ball and doing it for my team to someone who is just trying to perform for the outside world and that's a hard thing to do. and that and how i'm going to do that at this time has allowed me to work it out. that's how the sport for now, there will be more at half past ten on sports day. looking forward to that, gavin. on his first visit to ireland as us president, donald trump has claimed

we'll see what happens maddie, listening to -- you heard my comments.d i try to figure it out just what are your overall impressions of what that poll indicates about people in this country? >> -- president, i would tell them, don't listen to the millionaires of this country as to what you should do for tax policy i said earlier that this is the backwards way of creating fiscal policy, and i totally agree. if your objective is to raise money, a wealth tax or a high marginal tax rate is the wrong way to do it look no further than the '50s when we had the highest marginal tax rate of 91%. barely anyone paid it. the effective tax rate on the top 1% was more like 42%, and when you back out the other business taxes there, the income tax rate was about 17% so people weren't actually paying these taxes and what's more, if you believe white democrats running for president believe that we need more money for more spending -- these are poor revenue raisers when you look at the 1950s, the share of gdp coming from individual tax receipts was under 8%, something tha

neil: what do you think, maddie? >> i'm not sure what ethan is getting at.argest employer in the world. on top of that, most of its managers make three times what the average u.s. worker makes. this is a company that takes care of its workers. i think when you have a part-time work force, that indicates that it's flexible as well for its workers to be able to choose the employment path that they want. i think it's very obvious what bernie sanders is trying to do here. he's trying to turn a shareholder event into a political event because he thinks it scores him cheap political points. at the end of the day, when you look at the fact there even is a shareholder event, that indicates the ability of walmart to democratize and allow people to participate in its equity. to me, having a shareholder event for a big company indicates how other people can get rich not just at the very top but at the very bottom, too. remember, more people in this country are exposed to the stock market than are paying federal income taxes because they have retired accounts, they have

i'll go to maddie first. >> i agree with the comment about how whether or not the fed can outrun theffs. now the thing is -- the question that i have is why we're looking at tariffs now after the president has put so much momentum behind a tax cut policy and a deregulatory agenda that has focused on getting this out of the way taxes are paid at the border the new implementation of mexico tear ris, that's $17 billion in new taxes. quite frankly, what tariffs do is they decrease the amount of capital available for productive investment they increase the cost of doing business in the united states and they raise the cost of goods to consumers all of those things are reversals of what the president is trying to do. i don't think the fed is going to be able to back out the effects of that. >> do you want to take the other side and square out the circle i can't hear you now i can. go ahead >> you can't defend the tariffs with mexico on the basis that they're supposed to be an economic stimulus or detract from economic growth because they aren't intended to be an economic stimulus. they're

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here to break it down is senior fellow at the national taxpayer union maddy duppler.g. >> good morning. >> you know, it looks like out biden campaign had to admit some of the framework was lifted from other activist the. in hindsight they said we made a mistake but this is his plan. >> exactly. not just the plagiarism that is being recycled here for the biden campaign. a lot of the ideas coming out of obama-biden presidency. they wanted to go to all new renewable sources by 2050. what that means is making energy sources that we use now more expensive. on top of that, that means getting rid of energy jobs. millions of americans who work in energy sectors right now like oition would see those jobs eliminated while energy costs rise. this is something that the obama-biden presidency attempted with stimulus plan in 2009 trying to pour money into green energy programs while eliminating fossil fiewlsz we know how that turned out. solyndra, that was giving money away to political all allies while the rest of the country struggled to make ends meet while energy costs went up.

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