. >> why did you pick madeline? >> madeline picked me.lay madeline. you're playing madeline! i was like what are you talking about? he's like you are madeline. >> you surf? do you have a husband? >> boyfriend,/girlfriend? >> i'm not a busy body. at all. i'm very interested in other people's lives. is that so wrong? i'm trying to be helpful. >> you're southern. >> i'm southern. we're real friendly. >> that feeling! >> she's also real powerful. besides starring in the show, she also produces it. a role she transitioned to when she formed her production company in 2012. and started acquiring the rights to poplar books. >> i'm a voracious reader and "gone girl" and "wild" were the first two i bought. >> what are we saying, johnny. you got me out here. is that your plan? >> she made the move after she won an academy award for playing june carter cash in "walk the line." did he get high? or is he incognito? gone? >> and fell into a post oscar slump. >> there was a moment where i read a script that came out and my agent sent to me and it was awf

the mirror says the home office are to provide extra funding for a further 6 month search for madelinese awareness of sexual harassment in pubs and clubs. so let's begin. let's start off, a couple of stories suggesting theresa may might be facing a revolt on the backbenches that she could do without what they are rather small majority. and these stories, first of all, the i talking about a revolt over the energy cup, which was in the manifesto but dropped in the queen's speech, and the daily telegraph is reporting that some of her ministers, orjust mps, want herto that some of her ministers, orjust mps, want her to drop plans to keep rolling out universal credit. it is interesting because on both these policies, and we havejust interesting because on both these policies, and we have just come interesting because on both these policies, and we havejust come back from labour party conference, they we re very from labour party conference, they were very much talking about how the conservatives may be in office but they are not in power, and actually labour'sjob they are not in power, and

world baseball class >>> 20-year-old melissa larson, madeline lopez and 18-year-old julia per uzi accusedf hitting homes. officers say the group specifically looked for women working by themselves. one in the group would distract the employee while another stole cash and credit cards, third drive the getaway car. visits san francisco knows how congested the city streets are. one believes raid hailing surfaces are big culprits and wants action. carolyn? >> uber says it shares the city's concerns about congestion and public safety and sent a statement saying uber is committed to being active partner in working to make improvements in these areas. it's more congested than ever on san francisco streets. hearing held today at city hall with one supervisor placing bulk of the blame on transportation network companies, uber and lyft. transformed congestion landscape in san francisco. >> unclear how many are out there. estimated 45,000 people drive for uber or lyft at some poift e county transportation authority estimates 5,700 on a typical day. suing to get information including incentives to lu

. >> yes, yeah, thinks madeline, she will be there, and in chestnut hill, and, is that a little swann it is a swann that i'm blowing right now, a general piece and i will fill it with water, once i'm finished it and seal water in there. >> isn't this hard? you ever burn your lips. >> not anymore. >> how do you, where do you blow on it. >> i blow into the open end right here. >> do it, do it, do it. what does that make it, make it blow up. >> it will make it blow up. >> that is wild. >> it has to be hot to blow up >> if i come out there sunday to chestnut hill what will you make for me. >> i will be making flowers, animals and general pieces like that. >> that is really cool. >> we will be able to see more cool things, and let's start, martha sharky the director in the business district. >> i'm director of the business district. we are celebrating 33rd annual fall for the arts festival on sunday in chestnut hill over 150 artists and crafts people, shops, restaurants, live music on two stages and third annual makers village, with many more >> i like arts. i like to buy art. >> you can b

. >> former secretary of state madeline albright went to pyongyang in the year 2000 meeting with kim jong-un's father in order to broker a deal. it didn't work out. she joins us now. not an easy task. always a pleasure. let's talk about the current posture going on here. the president had just been talking about north korea before this launch, literally half a day before. when you look at this, the frustration is what else can you do if china, russia, if they don't want to step up and, how do you get progress? >> well, i do think we have to have a common approach to this. and what happened is secretary tillerson made clear today that china and russia have to be more helpful. they the did in fact, vote for security council resolution. there is an emergency meeting of the security council again today. i think we need to make clearer to the chinese and russians that it is is in their national interest to do something. for instance, that large bomb that they thought was thermonuclear, i have heard radioactive air went into russia and china. at some point they have to think about what the

no major, and i took a class in international politics and caught by a man named joseph corber, madeline albright's father and i knew i wanted to study things soviet, eastern european, diplomacy, and that kicked me into international politics as a major and ultimately as a degree. >> host: madeline albright told the story that her father once said that his favorite student was you. >> guest: yes. >> host: she was surprised that you had been his student ship had not known that. >> guest: that's right. >> host: so, you starteddor academic career at stanford and then ultimately you got involved in the george h.w. bush administration in the national security staff. >> guest: yes. it's really important story because there's this notion that we sometimes have issue got on my own. nobody gets there on their own. there's always somebody who is advocating for you, working for you, and for me, brent scowcroft who had been national security adviser to gerald ford, came out to stanford to give a talk and i was the second year professor at stanford and he got to know me and said i want to get to know

secretary of state madeline albright called her our foremost cronnler of world war ii politics and diplomat sifment and on sunday, on in depth, author lynne olson will be her guest. her books include "freedom's daughters: those angry days," and her most recent, "last hope island: britain, occupied europe and the brotherhood that helped turn the tide of war." during our live three-hour conversation, we'll take your calls, tweets and facebook questions. watch in depth with lynne olson sunday, live from noon to 3:00 p.m. eastern on book tv. n c-span2. >> roger stone is a former campaign advisor to president trump and earlier today he spoke to reporters after his testimony before the house intelligence committee as part of its investigation into the role russia played in the 2016 presidential election. this is 15 minutes.

airy. 28,000 square foot space is located, inside of the old saint madeline sophie church.t is the first school in the nation to offer an actual diploma degree program, in circus arts. how about. that. >>> fyi philly is next here on channel six. don't miss "action news" at 10 on phl17 tonight. then we're back here again on six abc at 11:00. >>> now for melissa magee, jamie apody, jeff skversky and the entire "action news" team, i'm walter perez. we will see you right after the game. >> ♪ >> i'm karen rogers. >> and i'm melissa magee. tonight on fyi philly. >> music >> we're partnering with the kimmel center for a backstage pass to broadway philadelphia. >> singing. >> go behind the curtain as performers set the scene. >> we're on the stage? >> and take an exclusive look at one of philadelphia's most iconic theaters. >> stomping on stage. >> see how one broadway star is changing children's lives. >> singing. >> hi everyone, and welcome to fyi philly. >> we are at the beautiful academy of music along the avenue of the arts. >> a fitting spot for our look at the upcoming broad

fermat local and the joy of childbirth lasted a day as their daughter madeline took her first breathsis wife liz died hours later of a pulmonary embolism the sudden blockage in her lung made her one of more than seven hundred women in the u.s. who die each year during or shortly after childbirth two things that are guaranteed to every single one of us are birth and death that's it there's nothing else that's guaranteed right and so i experience both of those things in twenty seven hours it's an increasingly common story in the united states even as maternal mortality falls elsewhere around the globe more american mothers die in the first year of their child's life than in any other industrialized nation a study published in the lancet medical journal says the u.s. ranks forty six in the world in terms of maternal mortality with twenty six women for each hundred thousand live births that's more than three times the rate of neighboring canada due to the longstanding inability for women to access free or low cost health care in the united states women in the united states tend to enter p

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these are the three women -- melissa larson, 19-year-old madeline lopez and an 18-year-old. detectives say the trio would target them and created a version of a clogged toilet. while the victim was distracted, the other takes off with the credit cards or purse to buy gift cards with those stolen cards and stolen money. detectives say they are treated -- here are tips for women who have to work alone in retail, kep little cash on the premises, avoid taking out the garbage when you are alone and limit the entry and exit doors. that is applicable to real estate women as well. keep a register of the guests coming through. for all women working alone, keep your keys on you, your wallet and expensive jewelry in the trunk of your car. we hear of officers say trust your gut. if something doesn't feel right, call for help. kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> never know. >> thank you so much, kris. >>> the fbi is out with numbers showing the rate of crime across the country. nationally, the rate increased for a second straight here. property crimes down for the 14th straight year acc

fermat local and the joy of childbirth lasted a day as their daughter madeline took her first breath as his wife liz died hours later of a pulmonary embolism the sudden blockage in her lung made her one of more than seven hundred women in the u.s. who die each year during or shortly after childbirth two things that are guaranteed to every single one of us are birth and death that's it there's nothing else that's guaranteed right and so i experience both of those things in twenty seven hours it's an increasingly common story in the united states even as maternal mortality falls elsewhere around the globe more american mothers die in the first year of their child's life than in any other industrialized nation a study published in the lancet medical journal says the u.s. ranks forty six in the world in terms of maternal mortality with twenty six women for each hundred thousand live births that's more than three times the rate of neighboring canada due to the longstanding inability for women to access free or low cost health care in the united states women in the united states tend to en

his love interest may be familiar franchise last film from 2015 closed with bond wooing madeline swan. it's unclear if they'll rewrite the leak. >> james bond has been married before. >> michelle obama tag a form to get into formation. former first lady joined pea on say blue ivy and others and series of photos published to beyonce westbound site. happy birthday beyonce from your family and friends. >> james bond was married twice. >> timothy dalton area sglaen both pass away. >> both are dead. >> this would be the third. >> third one. >> let's check this out. it would be on time fine. that's new policy for one utah high school. it's aimed as improving student attendance and idea of paying fok being late is ticking off some parents. find are on a pay structure and first is a warning and second is $3 fine and third offense is $5 fine. students can't pay the fees they can opt to take lunch detention. there's been a backlash on the idea but school officials say the money collected will go towards school fund for student incentives. up until 1-9d 94 you could being nakeded in berkley if y

madeline wrightson, american selected trump to make the daca decision, not have them punted to congress. does congress want this football that they described as being punted? >> they have so much to do and you'll read this is another thing.th but sometimes when you have a lot of legislative things you need to do maybe you can trade if you give me this all give you that. we haven't seen that trading in recent years that's been successful. they've tried it was certainly a even if some supporters are saying why his truck backing down and yielding to congress? you should just and it. so he could get some backlash. >> to think that's why jeff sessions is making that announcement? >> it's within his jurisdiction. trump was asked about it last week and the announcement was forthcoming remember, the relationship between jeff sessions and trump has been strained at times over his decision to recuse himself. i think it's a normal thing to yield to the cabinet a secretary who has jurisdiction over this issue. >> the attorney general will not be taking questions today does that surprise you? >> no,

fermat local and the joy of childbirth lasted a day as their daughter madeline took her first breathshis wife liz died hours later of a pulmonary embolism the sudden blockage in her lung made her one of more than seven hundred women in the u.s. who die each year during or shortly after childbirth two things that are guaranteed to every single one of us are birth and death that's it there's nothing else that's guaranteed right and so i experience both of those things in twenty seven hours it's an increasingly common story in the united states even as maternal mortality falls elsewhere around the globe more american mothers die in the first year of their child's life than in any other industrialized nation a study published in the lancet medical journal says the u.s. ranks forty six in the world in terms of maternal mortality with twenty six women for each hundred thousand live births that's more than three times the rate of neighboring canada due to the longstanding inability for women to access free or low cost health care in the united states women in the united states tend to enter

they went to real estate open houses. 20-year-old melissa larson, madeline lopez and julia peruzzi hit and stores in sunnyvale, cupertino and santa clara. officers say the group looked for women working by themselves. police say one person would distract the employee while another stole their cash and credit cards. the drove the getaway car. >>> researchers in france say they were able to partly restore a man's consciousness after he had been in a vegetative state for 15 years. the patient had brain damage from a car accident. doctors spent a month stimulating the nerve that connects the brain to the abdomen. you can see the before images on the left and after images on the right. the patient went from a vegetative to minimally conscious state. the findings were reported in today's issue of current biology. >>> it's an iconic photo taken during world war ii. these six marines raising the american flag during the battle of iwo jima. photographer joe rosenthal captured that moment in 1945 and now people want to honor him by naming a ship after him. a group retired veterans and active dut

now to madeline wright. i believe you are out in the streets of miami? >> reporter: yeah, george. (inaudible). >> i know the conditions are tough. can you try to put your mike a little bit closer to your mouth to see if we can get better reception? >> reporter: i was saying the water is so deep. (inaudible). there is going to be a huge cleanup effort as we continue. >> conditions so huff at wplg. you can see that water in the streets of miami right now. ginger, you have to emphasize again. this is part of the state that did not get the worst hit. >> right. they're in the outer band still. that's what you would consider. that's what you get, a 94-mile-per-hour wind gust. streets flood anything downtown miami. i think that's what helps to understand. when you talk about how far they reached the hurricane wind gusts, 80 miles from each direction in the center. west palm beach through 9:00 p.m. tonight, george, could see 81 miles per hour. 85 in forth myers. naples around 90. this is hours upon hours of the gusty winds. one of the reporters we had earlier was showing the street sign t

i'm madeline and a junior here at the elliott school. what consequences do you foresee arising from the kurdish independence push or more broadly u.s. support of various kurdish groups in the region, specifically in our relationships with turkey and iraq? chris: the question is about u.s. support for turkish groups and what are the ramifications of that particularly with u.s. relations with iraq and turkey, i think you said? mr. clapper: are you speaking of the -- chris: kurds. mr. clapper: that's been a very tricky course, at least it was when i was in the government. because, you know, the kurds were our, you know, great fighters. they were also interested in pursuing their own independence and of course we had a very difficult line to walk by, you know, we wanted to maintain good relations with president erdogan and of course somehow every kurd was connected to the p.k.k. which of course with them is the terrorist groups. and the turkish government worries more about the p.k.k. than isis. we didn't have exactly a confluence of consist

. >> hello, i'm madeline and i'm a junior here at the elliott school. my question is what consequences do you forsee arising from the kurdish push or u.s. support of kurdish groups with turkey and iraq. >> the question is about the u.s. support for turkish groups and what are the ramifications of that, particularly with u.s. relations with iraq and turkey. >> are we speaking of the kurds? >> the kurds. >> well, that's been a very tricky course. at least it was when i was in the government. and because, you know, the kurds were our, you know, great fighters, they're also interested in pursuing their independence and we had a very difficult line to walk by, you know, we wanted to maintain good relations with president erdwan and from his vantage, every kured was somehow connected with the pkk is a terrorist group and the turkish government worries more about pkk than isis. we didn't have a confluence of consistency of views there. so it was a very delicate balance to engage with the kurds who were great fighters resistent to isis and in doing so, not incu

we are are seeing debris fly from the roofs of buildings, and i'm here with chris, patrick, and madeline, right now, we're in concrete parking garage inbetween two levels. and the garage itself is actually shaking. so, if you're in a wood in-house with a sing roof as many people in central puerto rico are, you're in a live fleet inning situation. this is a terrifying morning for this island. back to you guys. >> you know the mayor every san juan, last night, says what can i do? i mean, what account citizens do, over 3 million people. all she said wastrie to save yourself. she looked, you know, scared to death. and she should be. >> even just hearing about the fact that they haven't seen something like this as reporter mentioned in 100 years, they know they're going have to rebuild. because the damage is just going to be too great. >> i mean, it might -- the only good thing is if it veers to the left a little bit and goes to central puerto rico, because there is less people there, but along the eastern shore, and the north shore, there is, you know, almost, well, 2 million people live on

with madeline munro at —— marilyn monroe as the first ce ntrefold, at —— marilyn monroe as the firstn to sexual objects. sales eventually dwindled and he retired to his mansion where the party and continued. at the age of 86, he married his third wife, crystal harris, a playboy playmate, 60 years his junior. crystal harris, a playboy playmate, 60 years hisjunior. he said it was the secret to staying young. hugh hefner wasn't all about sex, he also published some great writing and fought and equality. —— fought in quality. he was a self—styled godfather of the sexual revolution. theresa may will defend the uk's free market economy later in a speech at the bank of england later. it comes a day after jeremy corbyn told the labour party conference that capitalism was facing a "crisis of legitimacy". chris mason is in westminster for us — chris is the prime minister on the defensive here? just hours afterjeremy corbyn's speech in brighton yesterday and the mood we saw in brighton where labour seemed to have managed to claim an emotional victory from a mathematical defeat in the general el