thank you, marcy kaptur, for hat. marcy kaptur has taken great pride of being a constant, wavering voice for the american heartland in the u.s. congress. her faith is important to her. her faith in god. her faith in her community. her faith in our country. as a leader on the joint select committee on solvency of multiemployer plans, for example, she's a strong champion for retirees and their endangered pensions. the list goes on and on. from childhood to pensions, marcy has been there in the lead on the appropriations committee. by the way, the longest serving woman on the appropriations committee as well. later today, the reception, which you are all invited in the rayburn room, i will read a letter of congratulations from barbara mull -- well, in the congress she is, but marcy in the house. it's really important to know the impact that marcy has had on all of us. she's a person of the greatest integrity, sincerity, she knows her purpose, she knows her subjects, her judgment is respected and she always has a plan. an

thank you, marcy kaptur.

so congratulations, marcy. and i speak on behalf of all my colleagues within the ohio delegation, as well as on behalf of an awful lot of other republicans in the house who respect you greatly. congratulations. yield back. ms. waters: it is now my pleasure to yield time to the gentleman from california, mr. takano. mr. takano: thank you, mr. speaker. and thank you, ranking member waters, for con drivinging this -- contriving this colloquy on inancial services. it's my distinct honor to join my colleagues in celebrating this milestone and recognizing congresswoman marcy kaptur's remarkable record of service to her constituents, her country, and to every woman in every corner of this country. and i would add every man. and every child. on the long dark road to equality, role models are the street lamps that light the path forward. for the last three to five years, marcy kaptur has been a role model and a source of light for millions of young women and young men. in other words, even after 35 years in this body, s

but when marcy walked in, someone screamed marcy, and it was panned momentum. she fights for the people of ohio, fights for her district. she is known as a fighter for working families. it is so fighting she reaches this milestone during women's history month. when she first joined the house there were fewer than two dozen women serving. she helped blaze a trail for others and told the stories of others who helped blaze wait for her in her book. she matters to the hundreds of thousands of ohioans she serves, it matters from the perspective she brings as the daughter of working-class family. she was the first in her family not tone go to college but to graduate from high school. it matters, madam president, as you do in nebraska, it matters to the little girls in toledo who for 35 years -- you know -- you know how when you go -- when you're in school and there's often a map or chart of the presidents -- i remember this as a calendar at the b rirch nke -- brinkeroff grade school, every year there would be a calendar with all of the presidents apictures. they all

now, marcy and i served together on the budget committee. what serving together in the budget committee means between of the two of us is we pretty much disagreed on everything that we talked about in the budget committee. but i've always had great respect for how you engage in the battle of ideas and how you stay true to your principles and you do it in such an underlowest -- an uplifting way. passion is not hard to find in our politics today. there's no two ways about that. but passion sustained over a long time, over the long haul, without fail, takes an enormous amount of commitment. no matter which side of the aisle we are on, we can all take something from your example. you have been a tirlse advocate for your principles, -- tireless advocate for your principles, your point of view, and you have done it with honor and distinction and with that, that is a phenomenal example for all of us. really. no matter -- it's truly fitting that this is happening during women's history month as well. but this milestone i would say is not so much abo

thank you, marcy kaptur, for hat. marcy kaptur has taken great pride of being a constant, wavering voice for the american heartland in the u.s. congress. her faith is important to her. her faith in god. her faith in her community. her faith in our country. as a leader on the joint select committee on solvency of multiemployer plans, for example, she's a strong champion for retirees and their endangered pensions. the list goes on and on. from childhood to pensions, marcy has been there in the lead on the appropriations committee. by the way, the longest serving woman on the appropriations committee as well. later today, the reception, which you are all invited in the rayburn room, i will read a letter of congratulations from barbara mull -- well, in the congress she is, but marcy in the house. it's really important to know the impact that marcy has had on all of us. she's a person of the greatest integrity, sincerity, she knows her purpose, she knows her subjects, her judgment is respected and she always has a plan. an

alex. >> thank you, marci, for coming and talking to us.uestion that comes to mind is what if someone called 311 and requests a ramp, how long it takes to pass from end to end. the second question is when you say about other funding resources, i do know some are not on there, how do you determine where the funding and the resources to do the work? >> essentially if you contact 311 and the request goes in and we acknowledge the request, we try to get back to you within 30 days with the results of the investigation. we have people who actually go out and we measure all of the slopes of the site, measure the condition, really look at it and take photos and then we have streets and highways engineer make a recommendation. then the request -- so then at that point once we have our findings we let you know and it's input in the database, all of the information about you. and that particular request. so then once a year we do the annual prioritization process. so let's say that we collect -- let's say that -- i'll use these dates but our new fisca

marcy gonzales is joining us from the red carpet.cy, what did the producers do to try to prevent any other othr envelope mishap? >> reporter: whatever they did, it clearly worked. the envelopes had the words clearly written for what category they were for and all the presenters had to check every envelope to make sure it was the right one. those employees who were involved last year were not invited back this time around. and those who were back and involved this year were not allowed to take photos, to be on social media durring the show because the producers were trying to avoid any potential distraction. >> they figured out a system that worked for them. and kobe bryant finally made something of himself. >> reporter: he's an underachiever. producing best animated short film for producing "dear basketball." he said winning an oscar was even better than winning a championship. >> i'm sure his teammates will appreciate that comment. >> i think that's a subtle shade at shaq after all these years. >> reporter: exactly. >> marcy, you're

. >> and i'm marci gonzalez filling in for diane macedo. parts of the northeast are bracing for two feet of snow as another major storm batters the east coast o. >> yeah, and this storm already dumped snow in kentucky and north carolina as you can see from the radar and now it moves north for the morning commute with heavy wind and more power outages the main concerns. >> in many parts of new england blizzard-like conditions are expected later today. hundreds of flights have been canceled along with most train service. >> you see the town of milford there expecting up to two feet of snow. accuweather's paul williams is tracking the storm. paul, good morning. >> good morning. this winter storm is continuing to crank up and strengthen as it swings around the new england region with blizzard conditions for eastern new england, minor coastal flooding all a part of the mix then as far as snowfall amounts are concerned we're looking for three to six inches throughout portions of long island. but as you get a little bit closer to boston, talking a

marci? >> thanks to aaron there and the ntsb does plan to have a briefing a little later on this morning with the latest update. >>> the east coast bracing for its third nor'easter in less than three weeks. >> thousands are still without power in the northeast and a storm system that is set to dump 3-6 inches of snow across the ohio and tennessee valleys. set to make a sharp left turn up the coast. >> by tomorrow morning heavy snow will blanket delaware to maine with parts of new england set to get up to a foot of snow. >>> and we're learning more about the gunman and his victims in that deadly hostage situation at the largest veterans home in the nation. a once decorated veteran taking the life of three women who tried to help him heal. marcus moore with the details. >> reporter: new details about the moment 36-year-old albert wong walked into a going away party at this veteran's home and killed three. did your wife say anything about his xheener at the time? >> she did. he was very quiet,

i rise today to celebrate my dear friend, marcy kaptur from the ninth district of ohio. earlier today the speaker and minority leader honored marcy for hitting a historic milestone. she's the longest-serving woman in the history of the house. ms. sanchez: which is quite an accomplishment. ever since joining congress, marcy has been blazing trails and i've been honored to know her for many years and work with her on important issues impacting working families. she's been a fed fast -- steadfast advocate for labor unions, fighting to ensure that hardworking men and women get paid a decent wage and she's been fighting efforts to ship good american job overseas. marcy knows that labor unions are a crit ka call part of our country, creating the middle class and moving us all forward. she's also been a strong advocate for our military and national security. her work is far from done. i know she'll continue to be a powerful voice in our caucus and i look forward to many more years working with marcy on issues that are important to the american people. thank you and i yield back

all right, marci, thank you. >>> next to president trump taking action on guns. his department of justice formally submitting a new regulation to ban bump stocks, those modifications that can amp up a gun's firing capability. police say gunman stephen paddock used bump stocks in the las vegas shooting last fall that left 58 people dead, injuring more than 800. today's move by the trump administration certain to set off strong responses in the gun control debate. abc's mary bruce at the white house tonight. >> reporter: tonight, the trump administration is going it alone, taking their first step on gun control. the department of justice proposing to ban bump stocks. those devices that turn legal weapons into machine guns, like those used to kill 58 people in the las vegas massacre. president trump has made clear he wants them gone. >> don't worry about bump stocks. we're getting rid of it. i'll do that myself. >> reporter: but the move puts him at odds with the powerful nra. >> the nra doesn't back any ban. the nra has asked the atf to do its job and make sure tha

marci gonzalez, abc news, santa monica, california. >> scary story.thank you. >>> we're hearing for the first time from the wife of a man accused of taking a teen girl to mexico. prompting a nationwide manhunt. 45-year-old kevin esterly is being held on $500,000 bail in pennsylvania. he and 16-year-old amy yu were reported missing three weeks ago and were later found in playa del carmen. police say he had been checking yu out of school by pretending to be her stepfather. esterly's wife says she has no plans to speak with him. >> he did try to reach me several times from miami prison. i did not accept any of his phone calls. i don't want to hear excuses. i don't want to hear that he's sorry. there's no -- words, um -- there's -- he up and left his four children. >> stacy says her husband also secretly rented an apartment just four blocks from amy's house. she's moving forward with the divorce and will fight for custody of their four girls. >>> more than 100 passengers on a flight in europe are finally headed to their destination today. they were strand

>> marci gonzalez on the breaking developments. marci, thank you. >>> and as we mentioned earlier, the president's other muse today was on china, leading to major jitters on wall street. take a look. the dow plummeting today, closing down 724 points. so, let's get right to abc's chief business correspondent rebecca jarvis tonight. rebec rebecca, what happened? >> reporter: that's right, david. the reaction was immediate today, as the president announced those new tariffs against china. the very industries meant to benefit here in the u.s. aerospace, machinery, i.t., had some of the biggest losses. boeing and caterpillar both ended lower, with fears on wall street of retaliation. what if china strikes back? and one more driving force today, the controversy swirling involving facebook. up to 50 million accounts allegedly exploited during the campaign. ceo mark zuckerberg saying, "i'm sorry, what happened with cambridge analytica was a breach of facebook's trust." but david, that wasn't enough to quell those fears on wall street. face

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. >>> marcie smothers wrote the book, "eat like walt." marcie joins us today.e, thanks for coming, i read through the book, it's really a part history book, you got old menus, it's part art book, beautiful sketches, it's like part book cook. it's got recipes. tell me about the book. >> i wanted to write a book about disneyland, but my agent said what are you going to do that's not being done in the blogosphe blogosphere. i wanted it to be an entertaining experience just like the rides. i found where walt said welcome to the kingdom of good eating, where food is fun, dining at disneyland is an attraction. >> disneyland opened in 1955, but it's culinary history dates back to the 1920s. tell me about that. >> walt was extremely famous for mickey mouse and he had a recipe in better homes and gardens, for mickey moose. a lot of people think it's a typo, but it's not. >> what's his favorite food? >> it's hard to say, but among them, chili. >> that still has some cult status. and also at the sftudios, when walt would always have saltines in his pockets and his wife wo

jane: congressman marcy kaptur, thank you for joining me. rep. kaptur: thank you. jane: british police say a nerve agent was used to poison a former rsian spy and his ughter in the u.k. sergei and yul skripal remain critically ill. three days after being found unconscious on a park bench in salisbury. police say they were targeted and th attack is being treated as attempted murder. home affairs correspondent tom symonds reports. tom: sergei skripal was a man with a shadowy past. relatives said he feared ittc would up with him and he would be targeted.as but hesing his own name, living a normal life, popping into a corner shop last month for milk and bacon. tonight he and his daughter remain gravely ill. this evening, britain's most senior counterterroralm officer re why. >> in summary, this is treated as a major incident involving attempted murder by administration of a nerve agent. as you know, these two people remain critically ill in hospital. sadly, in addition, a police officer who was one of the first to respond to the incident, is also in serious condition i

>> marci, thank you. >>> there's new trouble for an nfl star. eagles defender michael bennett set to face a felony charge for an incident at the super bowl in 2017. he was there to support his brother, patriots tight end martellus bennett. prosecutors say in rushing on to the field after the game, michael knocked over a 66-year-old disabled woman. why did it take more than a year to bring the charge? here's zachary kiesch. >> reporter: tonight, michael bennett facing a felony charge. a texas grand injury indicting him with injury toward an elderly individual. the incident allegedly taking place after the end of the 2017 super bowl. as he was rushing the field to celebrate his brother's victory. police saying he pushed through a security detail that included a wheelchair-bound woman in her 60s, spraining her shoulder. >> i think it's pathetic that you would put your hands on a 66-year-old paraplegic. he's morally bankrupt. there's no excuse for that. >> reporter: bennett recently making headlines, accusing vegas police of racial profiling. last s

here's abc's marci gonzalez. >> reporter: tonight, authorities investigating this deadly incident in california. the driver reportedly going through the base's main gate before crashing last night. officials on the scene say the vehicle exploded upon impact. the driver died in the crash. these videos posted online. federal officials are combing through them as part of the investigation. there were no additional injuries or fatalities. the entrance, closed in the direct aftermath. people urged to stay away. it has now been reopened. tonight, the military only saying the person in the vehicle was a civilian and they have to let the investigation take its course. and david, officials are saying, no shots were fired in this incident. the air force and fbi are working together in this joint investigation. david? >> marci gonzalez live in california, thank you. >>> next tonight, to that chilling new video from las vegas, in the days leading up to that massacre. at the time, there were so many questions, how did the gunman get that arsenal up to the 32nd floor hotel room? well, tonight, the

abc's marci gonzalez is there, and we warn you. the images are difficult. >> reporter: outrage tonight simmering in sacramento over this disturbing bodycamera video. you see officers looking for a vandalism suspect, confronting stephon clark unarmed in his grandparents backyard. after a brief encounter, firing 20 rounds. >> show me your hands. >> reporter: tonight, protesters marching to california's capitol building, trying to block roadways for a second day. coming face-to-face with police in the streets. after crowding this arena thursday night, delaying the start of an nba game. tonight, we're learning new details about the officers in that video. one white, one african-american on paid administrative leave tonight and getting death threats as police investigate the shooting. >> we have to look and see if it was reasonable to believe what they believed and then do the things that they did. >> reporter: police say the incident began sunday night after getting a 911 call reporting someone vandalizing several vehicles. >> he just

that's why marcy's law is so important. working together -- [ applause ] >> working together, marcy's law will pass through these chambers and go before you, the voters of this state. it is a rare and critical constitutional amendment that the people of the state will see on the boallot in november and e need your support. we the citizens of new hampshire must stand up and do ours. come this november, we will get the job done. [ applause ] >> in times of economic prosperity, we can't forget that there are still those struggling. we have a mental health crisis and as i have often said, the unspoken crisis of new hampshire. working together with the legislature and the departments of health and human services,s we have taken strides in addressing the mental health system. throughout this, there's one individual that would like to publicly thank and to who i would like to express my deep gratitude on behalf of the state of new hampshire, kenmo morton. where is ken? there he is. [ applause ] >> for those who don't know, ken is

representative marcy kaptur is with us. let's go to steve in blacksburg, virginia. caller: i saw her on c-span a couple of years ago and i thought you was one of the most brilliant people i had ever heard in my whole life. i wish he would run for president. guest: you could be my campaign manager. [laughter] guest: -- back to the issue. i think terrorist make as much sense as more guns back into the school. it hurts american business altogether. it is like cutting back on solar energy and wind energy. so they can pump more oil out of the ground. we are going backwards and we need to be moving forwards. guest: i agree with the gentleman about moving forward. we don't want to have our companies that are trying to compete globally to be undermined by other countries who don't play by the rules. weaver gain market share when we produce here at home at a competitive price with the highest quality steel in the world and we export and use the product internally. so i agree with the need for progress. and a short-term application of tariffs that are carefully structured, se

abc's marci gonzalez is in l.a. and, marci, judging by his first records out of his mouth after surgery, schwarzenegger is already on the road to recovery. >> reporter: exactly. the governator is never one to miss a play on one of his catchphrases and his spokesperson says it shows he is in good spirits as he recovers this morning here in los angeles. after emergency open heart surgery, arnold schwarzenegger's spokesperson said the first words out of the former california governor and hollywood superstar's mouth -- >> i'm back. >> reporter: back on the mend after what was supposed to be a less invasive procedure to replace a valve put in back in 1997 because of a congenital heart defect. schwarzenegger opening up to barbara walters about complications that followed that surgery. >> it was a year unlike any other year i've ever had because there was, you know, great success with the movies and great success with the business, but then, bang, all of a sudden i was lying in a hospital with a heart operation. >> you cou

abc's marci gonzalez is in los angeles for us this morning.a and dan, good morning. the wait is almost over. the iconic show coming back to the airwaves with the same format, but new superstar faces that dan is on a first name basis with, hoping to find the next singing sensation. >> who will become the next "american idol"? >> reporter: it is the show that launched big voices like car car underwood. ♪ >> reporter: and kelly clarkson. ♪ tonight the journey continues. "american idol" is back bigger than ever. >> it's full of goodness, full of hope, full of dreams coming true. it's true americana. >> reporter: bringing top music artist, katy perry, luke bryant and lionel richie to the judge's table, their bond starting off on a high note. >> i love -- >> we should exchange numbers now. >> your font is large. >> reporter: the trio pumped about tonight's premiere counting down on social media. ♪ easy like sunday morning each one bringing a little something different to the group. >> i really like to get real personal, real specific with these kids

marci, thank you very much. i know people there are outraged. >> it was a tense scene especially outside of the kings game that was happening. the protest, knocking down security barriers, it was just -- fans had to be turned away. they couldn't get inside the arena. >> big story, and it's happening in yet another american community. >>> let's switch gears now and check the weather. sam champion, we're pleased to announce, is back for another weekend. we haven't driven him away. >> yes. >> he's in for rob. good morning, sir. >> nice to see you, ron. i think one of the questions everyone is asking today is have we broken that nor'easter pattern or some might say curse. let's show you some video and walk to the wall and show you exactly what's going on. check out iowa this morning and, yes, indeed, we have some snow. as a matter of fact, we have a narrow band of snow that runs about 1200 miles long from fargo all the way to asheville, north carolina, and this band in some cases is just 20 to 50 miles wide, so if y

abc's marci gonzalez is on the scene. marci, good morning. >> reporter: paul larks dan, good morning. the scene here is still blocked off. investigators are trying to piece together what played out in the room during that day-long standoff. and whether the victims were specifically targeted. this morning, the hostage standoff inside the largest veterans' home in america over. officers finding all three women and the man who held them at gun point, dead. >> this is a tragic piece of news. one we were really hoping we wouldn't have to come before the public to give. >> reporter: the call first coming in around 10:30 friday morning. 36-year-old albert wong, a former client at the facility that treats veterans for ptsd, armed with a rifle. the decorated former soldier who served a year in afghanistan opening fire. shooting at a deputy. walking into a going away party. for one of the center's employees. >> there was cake. you know, a little bit of a celebration. and then this man walked in. with a gun. my wife and three other

marcie gonzalez abc news. >>> parts of the northwest are digging out from a powerful nor'easter that 6 deaths are blamed on the storm. there was major flooding in some states, trees and power lines came down. one massachusetts woman had to be rescued after being stranded by floodwaters. >> it was very scary. not like anything we had before. so very scary. >> now you finally got rescued, how do you feel. >> amazing. it's the best feeling. >> late today amtrak said it hopes to resume scheduled train service between d.c. and boston. >>> a brief break from the turmoil for president trump. he attended a fund-raiser on friday and then was back in washington. but he needs to find a new communications director. hope hicks resigned after telling a committee that working for the president required her to tell white lies. >> she did the noble thing in my view, which is if i'm not 100% an asset for the president, i'm going to back away. >>> questions still swirl around son-in-law jared kushner, he was stripped of his top security clearance. an emotional reunion in los angeles to bring together f

marcy, you're looking fantastic. who are you wearing? >> reporter: thank you. i have no idea. i'm not fancy like that. come . >> so some of the parties are just steps away from where you are right now. >> reporter: and i wasn't invited. so thanks for rubbing it in. the governor's ball upstairs. it's 3400 people or so were at the oscars. only about nvited fancy eventwolfgang puck and a lot of people heading to the vanity fairs party, partying well into the morning. >> you look like an a-list actress tonight. just give it a shot. >> reporter: i'll try to sneak in. happens. >> as you should. and thank you for telling us all about the ywood and the early morning hours. >>> and coming up we have more news now. they're still cleaning up from friday's storm in the northeast but another one is on the way. >> widespread travel disrussians are heading. >> a boat was just about the only way to get around in massachusetts, south of boston. a very high tide brought down trees and power lines. 10s of thousands of south shore residents are still without power. >> and there's another storm th

marci gonzalez, abc news. >> thanks to marcy.ewing. abc's meteorologist, rob marciano is tracking it. >> the land near the burn scars have held. we have more rain coming. the main plume is north, just east of sacramento. then we should be done. it pushes east, into the cold air. here is where the snow starts, minneapolis to indianapolis, cincinnati, through saturday. it does weaken a bit. we don't think it will be the next nor'easter, but six inches, plus. rob marciano, abc news, new york. >> our thanks to rob. thousands of students, teachers and gun reform supporters are flooding washington, d.c., ahead of tomorrow's march for our lives. stoneman douglas took part at the capital thursday. last month's massacre at their school sparked the march. more than 800 events are planned around the world tomorrow. >>> the probe into the austin serial bombings uncovered an important clue about the motive. a list of potential victims. detectives discovered the place he made his explosives. here is pierre thomas. >> reporter: teams pore over

i'm marci gonzalez, abc news, new york. >>> 5:16 now. in san mateo county, officials are warning the public about an aggressive mountain lion near pescadero. a resident said that they heard their small pet yelp. the animal has not been seen since. although there's no confirmed proof that the pet was taken by a mountain lion, they've seen reports of an aggressive mountain lion in that area. they're reminding dog owners to keep an eye on your dogs after another dog got stuck. the dog is surrounded by rescuers yesterday. although it was a happy outcome, dog owners need to be aware of the cliffs and keep their dogs on a leash if you're not sure. >>> a group of teenagers rallied the -- to make others feel welcome at school and to prevent others from feeling isolated. >> a group called beyond differences shared message of inclusion, friendship and love. students say all it takes is saying hello. >> beyond the fact that you're making someone else feel welcome and safe, you also understand yourself on a deeper level. so there's a benefit to ever

marcy gonzalez, abc news, los angeles. >> "american idol," watch us tonight at 8:00 right hereight e. >>> now, a weather update. >> here's live doppler update.u. we will see shine. live not in embarcadero. san francisco, 49, as well as oakland, san hose already 53 degrees. and this time, i'll take you above the clouds from mount cam. we are looking towards san francisco which is under those low clouds right there. so, we have fog and low clouds just through midmorning. and then this afternoon, it will be mostly sunny and mild. then enjoy it while you can, because we have a very wet and windy week. in fact, this is our only dry day of the week. so our forecast animation shows the fog going back about noon. fog just leaving the coast this afternoon. temperatures will warm up. lots of low 70s out there. oakland, 70s. freemont, san jose, 72. san francisco, 68 degrees. we'll see clouds stick around half moon bay and along the coast. and that's where we'll hit only the mid-60s today. so, increasing clouds overnight. so, tomorrow morning when you wake up, temperatures will be in the 50s and

coming up thursday morning, marcy kaptur will talk about the trump administration's trade policy and conversation about trade issues will continue with jodey arrington. be sure to watch washington journal it sunday for a special series on 1968, america in turmoil, starting march 18. we will look back 50 years to that time which include the vietnam war and the fractious presidential election. ♪ >> monday, on c-span's landmark cases, we will explore the 1886 francisco cityn ordinance discriminated against a chinese landowner -- laundromat owner. it found that equal protection under the 14th amendment applies to immigrants as well as citizens.

marcy welcomed me with open arms and she embodies what any legislator should be, principled, truthful and fierce fighter for her constituents. it was because of her vision and tireless advocacy that americans from all over the country are able to visit the world war ii memorial here in d.c. and honor the brave men and women who defended our country. marcy, you are an inspiration to women everywhere and i thank you to your commitment to advocate for so many important issues that matter to all americans. congratulations on this great honor, the longest serving woman in u.s. history. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from maryland seek recognition? >> permission to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. raskin: one of the great things about our job is we have all these wonderful young people who come to us from all over the world. and in school they read john locke and read russo and the whole premise is that we will be safer in civil society together than we would be stay if we state in the state of natu

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. >> marcy carsey and tom werner meet up with roseanne and they get talking about the possibility ofng a sitcom that would focus on a character like the one roseanne talked about in her standup. >> it started with an idea about how interesting it would be to portray a family in which the mom was a working mom. >> i was inexperienced as far as acting and -- but i was a big fan of sitcoms all my life and i always pretended that i had "the roseanne show." >> marcy and i were developing this idea and we said, "well you know what, this may be a hard sell, actually." even though we had "the cosby show" on television, which was the number one show. nbc passed on it and then we brought it to abc. >> so, they cast it, and the first thing they do is they get john goodman. they need to get people who are really good, because roseanne has no acting experience. >> all i knew about roseanne barr that she was a rising comedian, and she was on a pizza hut commercial. that's the only time i'd ever seen her. >> how about we take the kids out for pan pizza and you can eat at the salad bar? >> we hit it

amy: that was democratic ohio congresswoman marcy kaptur supporting trump's tariff plan. well, for more, , we host a debe today on the impacts of trump's tariffs -- who they will help and who they will hurt. in washington, d.c., we're joined by lori wallach, director of p public cicitizen's global e watch and author of "the rise and fall of fast track trade authority." here in new york city, we are joined by michael hudson, the author of "america's protectionist takeoff: 1815-1914." he is professor of economics at peking university in beijing, and at the university of missouri, kansas city. hudson's most recent book is titled, "j is for junk economics: a guide to reality in an age of deception." we will speak to them after break. then we will turn to democratic senator chris murphy. he is a senator from connecticut. he was a congressmember when the sandy hook massacre took place. and now he will talk about what he feels the prospects are for gun control in the u.s. congress. this is democracy now! we will begin our debate with the tariffs in a moment. ♪ [music break] amy:

marci gonzales has more from hollywood. >> reporter: the flash the fashion, the grand finally of thehis is the dream, that you dream about. it ties good to be true moment >> reporter: hollywood's biggest night about to begin. >> lauren what did you do. >> reporter: jimmy kimmel back to host the 90th academy award s after last years un forgettable best picture mix up. >> i will be honest it would be funny fit happened again. >> reporter: safe guard are in place to make sure it does not happen again but there could be a different kind of surprise with the best picture category this year. many expect the shape of water with most nominations at 13 tozeone pic then other categories manye an upset. >> shape of water is a favorihas a good chance to pull it out. >> reporter: other big categories are morevoror best actor sam rockwell for best supporting actor. >> you get over here. >> reporter: co-star? three co-starring ebbing missouri frances milk dor manned and many expect allison janne. >> i made you a champion. >> to take h oscar gold. >>> that wasarci gonzales reporting. you can see osc

democrat marcy copter has been a member of congress now for 35 years. she had been a domestic policy advisor for president jimmy carter and was pursuing a doctorate degree at the massachusetts institute of technology when friends encouraged her to run for congress in 1982. one of her first campaign fundraisers was a bake sale in which she raised $8000. she now sits on the powerful house appropriations committee.>>> new information about what caused the death of a family from iowa at a resort in mexico. autopsy results now reveal the sharp family died after inhaling some kind of toxic gas. the couple and their two children flew to cancun last thursday and then drove to their condo. relatives started raising concerns after the family missed their return flight home. mexican authorities say there are no signs of violence or suicide.>>> students at oakland tech spent the day cleaning up the library and weeding out old books. the group say with no librarian on staff, the room serves more as a study hall. they say students can't even check out books. they too

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