marcie? marcie was on the other side of the democratic party in new york. he was on the anti-van buren side. van buren doesn't want marcie. writes back, tells polk, your vacillation caused me embarrassment, a little pain and makes other suggestions but not marcie. so what's really interesting without even waiting for van buren to reply, polk moved ahead. and he wound up appointing marcie after butler declined to take the war department and as polk explained it to van buren, if i have committed an error, i can only say it was unintentional. the changes of positions of the members of the cabinet seem to be imperative upon me. and he promises to send a fuller explanation and what's interesting as the polk editors noted, and as you can see on the library of congress' copy, on the back of polk's letter promising a fuller explanation van buren wrote, the promised explanations have not been made. what happens after this polk through an sbe neintermediary - two men do not correspond except for two letters that polk sends to van buren containing two annual messages.

-marci: mm-hmm. fishing is more important.have a video on my phone of a friday afternoon i think you would probably find pretty interesting. so this is just me. it's a quarter after 1:00. let's go see what's going on in rayjus. let's see who's all here. lemonis: nobody. ♪ -doesn't that piss you guys off? -marci: yeah. lemonis: you want to talk about morale being bad? when one of your employees feels the need to go video things that bother them. justin. justin, why don't you and i, -we'll go take a walk? -justin: okay. lemonis: let's get some fresh air. look, after all the things that i've heard from the employees, i thought it would be a good idea for me to grab justin one-on-one and get to the bottom of some of the issues. how much money do you have invested personally in this business? justin: right now, me personally, about $16,000 of my own personal money that was actually money taken from tax returns because of past payroll taxes that were due. lemonis: what? i don't understand. justin: so, they took from my personal tax

so van buren doesn't want marcy. he writes back and told polk her vacillation has caused me considerable embarrassment and pain and makes other suggestions but not marcy. so, what is really interesting is without even waiting for van buren's reply polk moves ahead. and he wound up appointing marcy after butler declined to take the war department. as polk explained to van buren if i have committed an error i can only say it was unintentional. he promised to send a full explanation. what is interesting as the polk editors noted and as you can see on the library of congress copy, on the back of the letter prompting a full explanation van buren wrote the promised explanations have not been made. what happens after this, polk through an intermediary offers to make an ambassadorial appointment for van buren and he refuses. the two men do not correspond except for two letters that polk sends to van buren containing two messages. van buren wrote spike two quick notes saying i received these and that is the end of their corre

and so van buren doesn't want marcy. van buren writes back. tells polk, your vacillation has caused me embarrassment and pain and makes some other suggesti suggestions, but not marcy. what's really interesting, without even waiting for van buren's reply, polk moved ahead and he wound up appointing marcy after butler declined to take the war department and as polk explained it to van buren, if i've committed an error, i can only say it was unintentional. the changes of positions of the members of the cabinet seem to be imperative upon me and promises to send a full are explanation. the polk editors noted, and as you can see on the library of congress copy, on the back of polk letter promising a fuller explanation, van buren wrote the promised explanations have not been made. what happens after this, polk through an intermeediary offers to make an ambassadorial appointment for van buren. van buren refuses. the two men do not correspond except for two letters polk stands to van buren containing two of his annual messages. he writes back two quick

here's marci gonzalez. >> this is part of the dark underbelly of american society.ism, the bigotry, and the entire conversation that we're having here tonight. >> reporter: she spoke for just under nine minutes. roughly half of the airtime given to elizabeth warren and bernie sanders. but still, maryann williamson put her stamp on the bate. >> h some people yore docyou se something wrong about using the instruments of government to help people. >> reporter: her message at times may have been more cosmic than political. >> if you think any of this wonkiness is going to deal with this dark, psychic force of th h colle collectivized hatred, i'm afraid that the democrats are going to see some very dark days. >> reporter: she seemed to have piqued the interest of the audience at home. before the debate began, bernie sanders was the number one searched candidate. but after, maryann williamson was on top. >> it was different t was new. >> reporter: and the republican party seemed to agree with donald trump jr. and lindsey graham saying she won the debate, though considered

here's abc's marcy gonzalez. >> reporter: we've seen the videos parents-to-be excitedly cutting intong a box of balloons. their loved ones gathered in anticipation. then the big moment. gender reveals have become a modern tradition almost as common as baby showers. with expecting parents pulling out all the stops. ♪ who run the world ♪ who run the world ♪ girls >> reporter: others ending in near disaster. >> video tonight a father revealing the gender of their baby ignited a massive wildfire. >> we did the whole thing. >> reporter: but now the woman who helped start this viral trend is questioning what that first glimpse of pink or blue represents. >> you know, it's been an evolution of thought, you know. and nobody was thinking about gender like we do now in 2008. i wasn't thinking about it. i thought there's pink or there's blue. >> reporter: in 2008 when jenna carvanitasing learned she was pregnant with her first child she couldn't wait to surprise her family with the sex of the aby. >> we had a little difficulty getting our family started. so when we got pregnant with bianca we w

marci gonzalez, abc news, los angeles. >> activists are intensifying attacks on brazil president forecord number of wildfires right now in the amazon rain forest. environmental organizations and researchers say the fires devastating the region were set by cattle ranchers and loggers who want to the utilize the land. the activists say the brazilian president is to blame for relaxing environmental controls. >> the world's held organization says microplastics in drinking water don't appear to pose a health risk at current levels. that comes in the group's first review associated with plastics in tap and bottled water.r,opffn its report was limited saying more research is needed. experts say it's still too early to say microplastics in water with harmless. starting next year, climbers are heading up mt. everest will no longer be able to carry single use soda bottles hoping to cut down on the vast amounts of trash left behind on the mountain and surrounding vils. volunteers cleared up more than 6,000 pounds of trash last year from the mountain. >> i an special guest made an appearance in

abc's marci gonzalez is here with the story.> reporter: dan, good morning. this was a bad situation that kept getting worse. he was trapped on a remote trail. he didn't have a phone or food with him. at one point a bad storm moved through. he said he had no doubt about how this would play out. >> i knew i was going to make it. >> reporter: he has a broken hip and an incredible survival story. howard coats pinned between this overturned four-wheeler and a tree after a crash, helplessly waiting to be found for three excruciating days. >> not sure exactly how it happened. it ended up on top of me.treeua tattoo. >> reporter: the 66-year-old said he was out for a quick atv ride near his me he overturned becoming trapped just before nightfall thursday realizing quickly there was no way to free himself and no way to call for help. >> the first night or so i saw the police helicopters. they were flying all around me. they couldn't see me. >> reporter: he was resourceful. doing what he could to survive. >> took the top off my tool box an

marci, good morning. >> reporter: whit, good morning.ng they did after that 6,000-mile trip home from italy where finnegan elder is being held was share a brief update, saying they've learned more about what led to that officer's death and, in their words, have a plan in place to get to the truth. overnight, the family of one of the two american teenagers accused of murdering an italian police officer, hugging outside of their california home, returning from visiting 19-year-old finnegan elder in a rome prison. >> he was okay, tired, remorseful and scared. he has our full support. we stand by his side. >> reporter: a family friend reading a statement on their behalf, calling officer mario cerciello rega's death a tragedy but believing there's more to the story. >> the public has an incomplete account of the true versions of the events. it is said, however, the truth will set you free. we look forward to the truth coming out and to our son coming home. >> reporter: elder is accused of stabbing the unarmed officer 11 times with this seven-

marci gonzalez for us in los angeles.is trying to end the nightmare that all started when they bought whamet th. they never moved in. when creepy letters started arriving from a mysterious writer known as "the watcher." abc's trevor ault joins us with this family's latest move. trevor, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, whit. we have been following this story for years. a family trying to put down roots in their tredream home, a they have their lives upended from these anonymous sin letters from "the"the"the"the"the"the instead of moving in, the family is moving on. this morning, a new jersey family's closing the chapter on years of fear. instilled by a neighbor they don't know. they bought this idyllic home in westfield, new jersey, for $1.3 million back in 2014 but because of a creepy series of letters from the stranger known as the watcher, the family never moved in. now giving up their dream home and $400,000 in value. our gio benitez spoke with the family lawyer just over two years ago. >> that's a great house.

marci gonzalez, abc news, los angeles. >> thank you very much for that, marci. >>> get ready for morenes than usual this year. government forecasters say the 2019 hurricane season may be busier than first expected. they now expect 10 to 17 named storms, as many as nine of them hurricanes. hurricane season runs through november and so far we've had two named storms, one of them a hurricane. >>> let's talk about something a little more fun. a loose lizard has residents near san diego on edge. >> there is concern because it isn't your garden-variety pet, right? it's what's known as a monitor lizard. right now it's at least 4 feet long and can grow to nearly twice that length. experts say monitor lizards are also very dangerous. so monitor them. >> oh, cute, all right. well, they're difficult to catch. they can hide in trees and apparently they can really lead to significant stitches and flesh wounds. you know, because they have a nasty bite. so just, you know, just be a little careful out there. >>> coming up right here, the poisonous snake -- this is a reptile show tonight -- that's bel

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gonzalez in los angeles. >> big thanks to our friend marci.o marianne williamson, democratic supporters point out they like some of the things she says, but they feel like it's the way she says them that makes it feel like it's, quote, out there. and so that's why they feel like people are not taking her seriously. >> she's keeping it interesting, that's for sure. in a crowded field, she's standing out in that way. >>> coming up, the cat that just turned 31 years old. >> wait what? you're going to love this new-ish segment we've got. the story straight ahead. rg ♪upbeat musieverything was so fresh in the beginning. [sniff] ♪ dramatic music♪ but that plug quickly faded. ♪upbeat music luckily there's febreze plug. it cleans away odors and freshens for 1200 hours. [deep inhale] breathe happy with febreze plug. can i ask what it is you're doing? (man) i'm building us a time machine. (woman) and why is that? i was talking with our insurance agent and he said life insurance for people our age can be very expensive. -and? -and i'm planning to go back

warm out of every 5 for all gays by you find out so far from domestic violence got told to marcie says people are more open about reporting violence against women and seeking help these days but victims usually prefer to settle out of court so most perpetrators don't face punishment known to lose again by just one seems manliness and i want. you to move to me all. the team i decided to stay with her husband but he passed through we while the case is going to being settled in court. let's go over to lagos where low level is standing by she works with lagos state domestic and sexual violence welcome to it is every african let's give us a sense of how big the problem off islands against women is in nigeria. thank you good afternoon and thank you for having me balance against women sexual and gender based violence is a big issue for us especially in the states it's not like the sixty's issues have not always been there but what is on the increase now is reports and people are speaking up more people on behalf of all of us it means that. and to some extent they believe more in the system an

prominent lawyer who from all appearance was happily married with the family took his own life in marcy park, so bob has concluded it was a suicide. there was conspiracy theories, so i decided we needed to take a second to look and make sure that we have done absolutely everything to examine the questions being raised because there were suggestions that were ill-founded, they're worse of justice that foster in fact was the victim of a homicide and that his body had been moved from mars-- to marcy park so let's call it conspiracy theories. we took a very elaborate look at that. we did hire experts, leading experts in the country and forensic examination and i think we proved beyond a shadow of a doubt, not just got a reasonable doubt that he in fact did commit suicide. what's i raised in the book is why did he commit suicide. why was he depressed? though why is something that i do speculate about in the book because i think he was a person of conscience and there were some aspects of the former partner's relationship with the rose law firm including the so-called missing rose law firm bi

. >> abc news reporter marci gonzalez has the details. >> a new privacy concern with facebook.he social media giant confirming it hired outside contractors to listen to and transcribe users' audio chats on its messenger app. they explain they brought the contractors in to make sure the voice messages were being correctly interpreted saying users opted in to having their conversations transcribed. >> it's about what was there in the fine print and a lot of people have opted in frankly to a lot of things they probably would be surprised they opted into. this is one of those things. >> according to a new report from the bloomberg, people hired to listen to the conversations said although the messages were anonymous, they were troubled by their work calling it unethical. >> critics are saying this is an invasion of privacy that the rules are not crystal clear to the users and in particular, this is troubling coming from facebook which just paid a record $5 billion fine to the ftc because of privacy issues. >> big tech companies including amazon and am faced scrutiny recently for co

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marci gonzalez, abc news, los angeles. >> wow. incredible.an you have a meatball sub with no meat? subway seems to think so. it's jumping on the plant-based protein trend by offering a meet bawl sub made by beyond meat that makes meatless alternatives to beef and pork. subway will beginning selling it at 700 restaurants for a limited time starting in september. >> it looks like the real thing. >> it does. >> tastes like the real thing. >> some people say it's really close. >> we have to do this soon. >> the gilroy rodeo begins tonight as the community is still reeling from the garlic festival tragedy. the increased security measures. >> the school year is about to start in oakland, but the start in oakland, but the districtcalifornia phones offers free specialized phones... like cordless phones, - (phone ringing) - big button, and volume-enhanced phones. get details on this state program. call or visit and accessoriesphones for your mobile phone. like this device to increase volume on your cell phone. - ( phone ringing ) - get details on this

marci gonzalez, abc news, los angeles. >> our thanks to marci. >>> brazilian prison authorities are shakingheir heads over an attempted escape this weekend. >> they say an inmate tried to walk out of a prison dressing up as his daughter, wearing a girl's face mask, a long dark wig, jeans, and a pink shirt. get this, he left his daughter behind inside the jail. >> wow. but they say his nervous behavior gave him away. he's now in a maximum security unit facing new charges. >> i feel like i saw this in a movie. >> yeah, "mrs. doubtfire." test test you're in a group most likely to develop skin cancer, including melanoma. that's why your best shot is to check for a spot. follow through and check your skin. go to spotskincancer.org to find out how. >>> so as much as the kids may >>> so as much as the kids may not want to hear it, parents, we're in luck because back-to-school season is fast approaching. helping to take a bit of the sting out of saying good-bye to summer are those fun back-to-school gadgets. this year's hottest geeky gear, good morning, ali. >> good morning, thank you for having me

marci gonzalez, abc news, los angeles. >> consumer news, ford recalling thousands of suvs because of even flip over. >> 7 on your side's michael finney has the details. >> model barely out. they caught this quick. ford is recalling almost 14,000 2020 ford explorers and lincoln navigate persons there are two issues. first some of the suvs might be missing the manual part release cover which can cause a lever to be activated by accident and possibly set the car in motion. the second is with the instrument panel. some of the suvs might still be in factory mode which disables warning alerts and sounds. if you have one of these suvs, contact your dealer. >>> the irs is warning those with significant tax debt their passports may be in jeopardy.rf may even revoke current passports of someone with seriously delinquent tax debt. who is that? those who owe more than $52,000. if that's you and you're planning on traveling outside the u.s., you might want to contact the irs for expedited processing in order to get your passports. consumer reports is urging the federal trade commission to take ac

marci gonzalez joins us with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning.m's family and people living in the area. investigators say there have been no credible sightings of that inmate leaving them with little to go on as they urgently try to track him down. this procession through memphis, the hearse carrying corrections administrator deborah johnson's body leaving the coroner's office as the manhunt for the man accused of killing her intensifies. >> he could be anywhere. >> reporter: curtis watson was charging time for aggravated kidnapping. according to to court affidavit he was considered a minimum security prisoner and released for lawn mowing duties at 7:00 wednesday morning. an hour and a half later he was seen driving a golf cart outside johnson's home off prison grounds. officials say it was there that watson allegedly sexually assaulted and strangled the veteran prison official. johnson's co-workers concerned when she didn't show up for work and going to her home at 11:30 a.m. and finding a cord around her neck. >> we don't understand -- i don't

so the past was important was ok so marcie good reason but it was even more so because a photo was a. situation similar to zohan photo was going to when will you know and if it goes terribly wrong that too could be could be impacted negatively. and could go bankrupt without tourism it's like the island's lifeline borders and trade barriers may sound abstract but a passport is something quite real. this is my european union passport this document here allows me the trouble are we in europe or around the world and this document is valuable very valuable to the people of a world i cannot imagine the the whole life will be without this document you know once we exit deal of the european union i don't know what will please the document and this is done so into the most english freest today. t.j. ham i won't tire of reporting on developments in the united kingdom he wants to illustrate the consequences of leaving the e.u. well. break the deal would not be good for for us at all in angola and of course the other british overseas territories as well so folks are here the morning we are just a

marci, good morning to you. >> reporter: dan, good morning to you. in time and is in stable condition this morning. abandoned in the woods without so much as a diaper. had it not been for a man walking past, hearing her cries, officials in maryland saying this baby girl likely would not be alive this morning. >> we were very fortthn wawalkg spring believe she was just a few hours old when she was left all alone on a 90-degree day. >> we're just happy for the child and feeling badly for the person who felt they needed to do this. >> reporter: investigators now trying to find the newborn's mother, hoping to learn why she didn't bring the baby to a designated safe haven dropoff. >> this is a law to where anyone can come to a fire station or a hospital to leave their new child without questions asked, and we'll be able to take care of them. >> reporter: officials using this case and that of baby india. >> i'm sorry. >> reporter: found abandoned in a plastic bag in georgia earlier this summer, as a reminder to parents, there's always a better option. >> t

here's marci gonzalez. >> reporter: gender reveals have become a modern tradition.aby showers. with expecting parents pulling out all of the stops. ♪ others ending in near disaster. >> video tonight of a father revealing the gender of their baby ignited a massive wildfire. >> reporter: now the woman who helped start this viral trend is questioning what that first glimpse of pink or blue represents. >> you know, it's been an evolution of thought, you know. nobody was thinking about gender like we do now in 2008. i wasn't thinking about it. i thought, there's pink or there's blue. >> reporter: in 2008 when jenna learned she was pregnant with her first child, she couldn't wait to surprise her family with the sex of the baby. >> we had a little bit difficulty getting our family started. so when we finally got pregnant with bianca, we were so overjoyed. >> did you want a boy or a girl did gender matter to you? >> it really didn't. we were celebrating a milestone in our pregnancy. >> reporter: they threw a party where she cut into a pink cake announcing a girl, then poste

so the past was important to us ok so marcie good reason but it was even more so because a photo was a. situation similar to zohan. was going to when will you know and if it goes terribly wrong that too could be could be impacted negatively. and could go bankrupt without tourism it's like the island's lifeline borders and trade barriers may sound abstract but a passport is something quite real. this is my european union passport this document here allows the traveler really europe around the world this document is a valuable very valuable tool for the people of a world i cannot imagine the the whole life would be without this document you know once we exit the european union i don't know what will please the document and this is the uncertain to the most angles for us today. d.j. am i won't tire of reporting on developments in the united kingdom he wants to illustrate the consequences of leaving the e.u. . breaks a deal would not be good for for us at all in angola and of course the other british overseas territories as well as some here in the morning we are just about 830 that's wh

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abc's marcy gonzalez with the details coming in. >> reporter: tonight, the theme once stood here leveled. emergency responders in wisconsin rushing to the scene. >> a fire and ambulance are requested to county highway and [ inaudible ] for a house that exploded. >> reporter: officials in the town of lebanon say that explosion around 8:45 this morning killed a man they believe was asleep inside the home. >> manawa ambulance and fire you are requested [ inaudible ] for a house that exploded. >> reporter: the blast so powerful, witnesses say it shook the entire neighborhood and sent debris flying hundreds of feet from the scene. right now, investigators out there trying to figure out what led this to deadly explosion. tom? >> thank you. >>> now to the severe weather and flash flood threat in the center of the country and heading east to start the week. heavy rain and flash flooding washing out roads in tucson, arizona, record rainfall swamping drivers in little rock, arkansas. and a funnel cloud part of severe storms in washington state. the storms stretching to the east coast by tuesday. a

r reporter: marci hamilton is founder of the child abuse ldvocacy group child u.s.a. >> the average agecording to the best science, of a victim coming forward about child sex abuse is age 52.>> reporter: thi time sharing your story publicly. >> it is. >> reporter: schoomaker is now 51 and says for the first time in 40 years, she has a voice. >> i trusted them to take care of me. >> reporter: i can see from your emotion it's certainly something veat never leaves you. >> never. >> reporter: schoomaker says her alleged abuser was later convicted of raping a 12-year- old girl. she plans to file a civil lawsuit against the principal and the school district tomorrow morning. norah, i just spoke with the school, and they say they have no comment. >> o'donnell: wow, nikki battiste, thank you. renight, there are serious questions following that mysterious explosion of a russian nuclear missile five days ago. some nuclear experts are calling it a mini-chernobyl. rnarlie d'agata reports people near the accident are getting conflicting instructions. >> reporter: today, the russian military ordered

marci gonzalez has that story. >> reporter: tonight a 13-year-old boy recovering after what's being calledreak accident on this massachusetts beach. >> his mom said, get the life guard. get the life guard. >> reporter: an umbrella launched into the air by a gust of wind, piercing the boy's left arm. >> went up in the air, hit a couple of ladies in the head and then came down and impaled the poor boy. >> reporter: first responders rushing him to the hospital. the consumer product safety commission says an estimated 2,800 beach umbrella injuries were reported between 2010 and 2018. earlier this year this close call, an umbrella narrowly missing this toddler in south carolina, and scenes like this one, so concerning several senators are calling for tougher safety standards. >> something is wrong when any consumer product can so easily take off and kill someone. >> reporter: it only takes a wind gust of about 20 miles an hour to turn umbrellas into projectiles. experts say using anchors or weights can make all the difference in keeping them secure. tom. >> need to be careful out there on the b

. >> reporter: marcy hamilton the founder of the child abuse advocacy group child usa. expects thousands of lawsuits to be filed against everyone from coaches to jeffrey epstein's estate. >> we're going to learn about is the hidden dangers to children, hidden child predators across the state of new york that nobody knew about. >> reporter: and it may not just be new york. according to child usa, nationally a total of 18 states and the district of columbia have now statute of limitation reform laws going into effect this year. four states and d.c. are offering a lookback window. what is the one word you would use to describe the catholic church today, a year later since the grand jury report? >> corrupt, morally corrupt. >> reporter: catholic clergy abuse survivor sean docherty has fought for reform in pennsylvania where he was sexual abused when he was 10 and where one year ago the catholic church grand jury report was released. over the 12 months, we travelled with docherty to roam for the vatican sexual abuse and we were there when he confronted this former priest he

. >> reporter: marci hamilton is founder of the child abuse advocacy group child usa. >> the averagege according to the best science of a victim coming forward about child sex abuse is age 52. >> this is your first time sharing your story publicly. >> it is. >> reporter: schoonmaker is now 51 and says for the first time in 40 years, she has a voice. >> i trusted them to take care of me. >> i can see from your emotion, it's certainly something that never (flight attendants) ♪ when you have nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea. ♪ (vo) try new pepto liquicaps for fast relief and ultra-coating. (flight attendants) ♪ nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea. ♪ (vo) get powerful relief with new pepto bismol liquicaps. >>> tonight there are serious questions following that mysterious explosion of a russian nuclear missile five days ago. some nuclear experts are calling it a mini chernobyl. charlie d'agata reports people near the accident are getting conflicting instructions. >> reporter: today the russian military ordered residents of the most vulnerable vi

marci is tough. >> i think that chinese are wrong, i told them that, president trump's chances of winning are about 99 percent%, the chinese are hearing whispers from the democrats just hold on, we takeover the white house, there will be end of this trade friction. lou: if they don't catch on quickly, their ears will be ringing because this president is not going to put up with their nonsense. it will get worse and worse for them. he is right. >> companies leaving china, that is serious, their whole economy was built on bringing in foreign visitors. lou: you know -- >> then ripping them off. lou: even apple, tim cook had to bite his knuckles say we want to build in united states, why didn't you for last 20 years. >> a good champ example i thought of presidential leadership and%ration. persuasion. lou: i agree. thank you so much. >> don't forget hong kong. lou: we don't, as we've reported chinese, plarc ila is now movins forces to border with hong kong, they are not there for show. we appreciate it. thank you dr. michael pills pil. >> thank you. lou: a huge fight break out between reds and

and that his body had been b mod from marcy park sos- let's just call conspiratorial theories. we took a very elaborate look at that, we did hire experts and some of the leading experts in the country country for forensic examinations and i think we prove beyond a shadow of a doubt not just beyond a reasonable doubt that he in fact did commit suicide. what a raise in the book is why did he commit suicide. why was he depressed. the why is something that i do speculate about in the book because i think he was a person of conscious, and there were some aspects of the former partners relationship with the rose law firm including the so-called missing rose law firm billing records that showed that hillary had in fact performed services, not that she committed fraud but that she had committed participated in various it legal advice aspects to madison and guaranty savings and loan including transactions that were clearly fraudulent. it didn't prove that she was aware of the fraud, that's the key distinction.nc now back to why with the rose law firm records in those pre- electronic day

fans lining up all night to see the star and superfans, marcie and duran and teresa vasquez are rightome mom whose husband is in the national guard. >> they flew all the way from new mexico to see the show today and discovered it was sold out but they're still smiling. they shared this video with our "gma" insider facebook group. oh, no, it's sold out. well, i'm glad you're smiling now because guess what, you see those two seats right there, they are yours. you've got to get to central park. [ cheers and applause ] >> they're going. not going to wait. >> got you tickets to see taylor front and center. they're gone already. >> not wasting any time. >> you guys are great. but taylor is better. >> "pop news" time. >>> let's do it real quick. we want to get to taylor. we have news. young prince george just 6 heading back to school. like so many kids around the world but unlike other kids his ages it sounds like the third in line to the throne is in for quite a demanding year. details of george's curriculum have been released making us all really happy we don't have to do homework anymore.

thank you marcie sac bandit busted what school employees say they found inside. >>this vending machine that caused them to take the whole thing outside. >>and if you are streaming out on kron on the news continues during the commercial break but a crime that tv to see what you're missing. >>today was bad tomorrow worse. just over into the oakland hills. >>could what you do and do not eat help the earth's climate. well that's what a new report on climate change is suggesting according to the study humans affect about 70% of the ice-free land on or so well could you do. well. the researchers say altering your diet is a good place to start one big change that would help switching to a more plant based diet and limiting red meat consumption. that's because of all of the factors that go into raising livestock the fertilizer feed land, not to mention the methane that comes from the cows themselves all of which affect the environment speaking of eating this little guy knew where to find his favorite snacks after breaking into a vending machine at a high school in florid

, i wave the chiffon for the designers, but the way he cut it on the bias it made us feel like -- marciesitting there saying that's the way you have to do it. oh, my god. we were invited into a social world beyond stars. we were in a cosmos of stars. >> when you look at the footage we're looking at now. those dresses still hold up. they're timeless. you can wear them at any time. he is really credited being one of the early american designers to put american fashion on the map globally. what was it about his designs that did that? is it because they were timeless? >> it was himself. the way he saw women. he identified with his mother who is a little bit heavier. he took on girls and made them gorgeous. he took on stars in liza and made her shine. the way you feel in those clothes is he just enhances what you have. >> not only was he a trailblazer for fashion, but i think he was also in fashion for diversity as well was he worked with models of color like you. he worked with iman. >> naomi sims. so many more. >> how did that impact fashion, do you think? >> i think it was just the realiza

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i know because i heard it from marcy who heard it from debby who heard it from sarah who overheard brianng ian who heard it from kyle not to make him promise not to tell but then he told me, anyway, and now everyone knows about it. [ laughter ] the joke about gossip didn't go that well. [ laughter ] don't tell anybody [ laughter ] the fda and the american academy of pediatrics are warning parents against giving their child breast milk acquired over the internet "i guess that means more for me," said this guy [ laughter ] [ audience ohs ] "buy now." today was corporate baby name day, like my son, nike, who was born, because my wife and i just did it [ laughter ] a british man has been awarded over $24,000 after he went to a hospital for a bladder procedure and was accidentally circumcised. [ audience ohs ] this news first reported by an anonymous tip. [ laughter ] and finally, after four years of spewing racist anti-immigrant vitriol, president trump read a scripted denunciation of racism off the teleprompter yesterday so "the new york times" decided to go with this banner headline, "trum

henry visited or dined with cabinet secretary, william marcy, robert walker, john quincy adams, aunt newspaper publishes, he attended a white house levy in 1847 where he met polk, the great man, who encouraged the future of business. once a permanent place to exhibit natural specimens, he went on to higher a curator, that played a crucial role in the early decades of the organization. henry hired him in 1830 but of course their correspondence began in 1847. henry informed his wife that month, april, 1847 that the commissioner of the land office will also instruct those engaged with surveying the land of the government to make observations on the variation of the compass so that without expending the little funds of the civilian, i find it can do a good deal for the cause of american science. he also persuaded the u.s. army to cooperate with the smithsonian in reporting meteorological observations. as henry was a strong proponent of the idea that the smithsonian should patronize original research, he encouraged secretary ewing to allow ethnologist to continue his study on native ameri

. >> marcy zimmerman. sen. klobuchar: i just mentioned -- >> your friends. [indiscernible] sen., my gosh. >> i so enjoyed hearing you. i will pass on your message. >> good to see you. after today, i am confident that you will more than hold your own. ok, who should i write this to? >> just sign it. sen. klobuchar: ok. >> thank you, it's a real honor. thank you. sen. klobuchar: ok. >> knock 'em dead. >> that was wonderful. sen. klobuchar: thank you. >> [indiscernible] >> thank you. thank you. sen. klobuchar: hi. your name? >> helen. >> how is that? >> i got to watch you on c-span. sen. klobuchar: good. ok, very good. >> i waved to the audience. sen. klobuchar: oh, you did? >> i want to tell you how proud i am of you and i want to say to fellows are white nationalists, racist, white supremacist and what we need to my opinion, is beat them at the ballot box. sen. klobuchar: and bring limping in, because over is not enough. you want to win big anyone to ring people with you. thank you for your service. >> i will make a lot of phone calls. sen. klobuchar: you served during the korean

marcy hamilton, she expects thousands of lawsuits to be filed against everyone from coaches to jefferyein's estate. >> we'll learn about the hidden danger to children, hidden child predators across the state of new york that nobody knew about. >> it may not just be new york. according to child usa, nationally a total of 18 state in the district of columbia have new statue of limitation reform laws go into effect this year. four states in d.c. are offering a look back window. >> what's the one where you would use to describe the catholic church today? >> a year later? >> corrupt, morally corrupt. >> catholic survivor fought for reform in pennsylvania when he was sexually abused when he was ten. one year ago the grand jury report was released. over the past 12 months, wehim. he says he won't stop fighting for change in pennsylvania where victims must file civil lawsuits by age 30. >> a year ago the statue of limitations is reabusing me. is that still the case? >> sure, we'll see people here in new york filed. i still don't have that opportunity. >> this >> for that he says he's grateful.

. >> marcy zimmerman. sen. klobuchar: i just mentioned -- >> your friends.re ordained at the same time. sen. klobuchar: oh, my gosh. wants to be jewish now. sen. klobuchar: that was it. [indiscernible] >> i believe that. i so enjoyed hearing you. sen. klobuchar: ok, all right. thank you. >> i will pass on your message. sen. klobuchar: ok, thank you. it is nice to meet you. sen. klobuchar: good to see you. would you like for me to sign this? >> after today, i am confident that you will more than hold your own. sen. klobuchar: yeah, i like debates -- when they are real debates. ok, who should i write this to? >> just sign it to -- sen. klobuchar: ok. >> thank you, it's a real honor. thank you. sen. klobuchar: ok. it is such a beautiful day. thank you. sen. klobuchar: ok. >> knock 'em dead. sen. klobuchar: all right. hi. >> that was wonderful. sen. klobuchar: thank you. >> [indiscernible] >> thank you. sen. klobuchar: ok. thank you. hi. >> hi. thank you. sen. klobuchar: what is your name? helen: helen. sen. klobuchar: another helen. >> how is that? >> i got peo

in recent years bipartisan leaders like senator dianne feinstein, lamar alexander, representative marcy castro at champion sizable funding increases for the nuclear security programs. during the first two years of the top administration congress provide almost 300 million more than what the administration requested for core nnsa nuclear security and nonproliferation programs. and for fiscal year 2020 representative castro who is chairwoman of the appropriations subcommittee of the house that oversees nnsa nuclear security and nonproliferation program proposed an additional 113 million above the budget request for the agencies court effort in this area. as a child just a summation of becoming more complex there's a need for congress to play a still more active role. despite recognition of both republicans and democrats, the nuclear terrorism remains a critical concern. congressional attention has declined and few new idea seven put forward to advance the mission. a consecutive overset of the nuclear security mission has been constrained in recent years by several challenges as our study

in recent leaders, senators like dianne feinstein and marcy kaptur have championed funding increases for programs. during the first years of the company's fishing, congress provided $300 million more than what the administration requested for court and nonproliferation programs and in 2020, the chairwoman of the appropriations subcommittee in nsa'suse that oversees nonproliferation programs proposed an additional $113 million above the agency's budget request. with the nuclear challenges becoming more complex, there is a need for congress to play and more active role. remains ar terrorism concern, and few ideas have been put forward to advance the mission. a second oversight has been constrained in recent years by several challenges at our study -- as our study documents. first, limited institutional knowledge and subject matter expertise. nuclear security security is not a priority for most members of congress or their constituents. second, skepticism of mission need. in recent years, some members have characterized u.s. financial assistance to secure and eliminate nuclear materials

so the past was important to us ok so marcie good reason and even more so because a voter was a. situation similar to zohan. was going to and will go and if it goes terribly wrong that could be could be impacted negatively. and could go bankrupt without tourism it's like the island's lifeline borders and trade barriers may sound abstract but a passport is something quite real. this is my european union passport this document here allows me the trouble are we in europe around the world this document is a valuable very valuable tool for the people of a world i cannot imagine the the whole life will be without this document you know once we exit the european union i don't know what will please the document and this is the uncertain to the most it will freeze today. d.j. am i won't tire of reporting on developments in the united kingdom he wants to illustrate the consequences of leaving the e.u. . breaks a deal that would not be good for for us at all in angola and of course the other british overseas territories as well so some here the morning we are just about 830 that's the time