union because they still benefit greatly from things like higher wages due to collective bargaining marge and his claims that having to pay is a violation of his first amendment rights and i agree with them because i hate unions even more than i hate those married couples who wear matching sweaters around the days. i resent both your lav and your kids. this. ok so threatens the existence of unions by undermining their financial ability to operate because unions the required by law to provide representation for nonmembers and this would take away the nonmembers requirement to pay and i mean it's crazy a city making taxation voluntary but then still promising all of the same public yes as good a. only thing worse than unions are people who celebrate their entire birthday month ah how special you think you are you get one day a year just like the rest of us did not know the ad. was if you hate unions because i used to be and what it was awful i was a member of the national nipple piercing union. and i was good at my job too no pain no judgement for weirdly shaped aereo was. when the union fo

. >> the new normal is setting in for students at marge imagine in in -- marjory stoneman douglas high school in florida they are walking the hall since a student kill 17 people including staff members. there is a national discussion over school safety that includes here in you're a region. in south jersey, police are laying out a plan that's been in the work for sometime including arming guards in school. jeanette reyes is live outside evesham township police with more. >> reporter: good morning, tam, the plan was in the works long before the tragedy in south jersey, of course it's all more relevant on a national level. police want someone fully armed and trained to save lives in the process. national gun discussion is talking about arming teachers and police officers. evesham township is talking about arming former police officers in the evesham township high school. >> they will address the shooter and attack the shooter and do everything they can to protect the students and stasm. >> reporter: the candidate must go through state mandated training and be fully armed. a boy attempted

into seoul marge the chinese conquerers. supervised by their russian comrades.ews of seoul's fall is greeted proudly throughout the communist world. a new type of barbarism awaits the american servicemen. month fs of brewed torture lie ahead. many will not surveillance arrive the forest winter marches to the prison compounds north of seoul. by breaking contact with the enemy and rapidly withdrawing to the south, the u.n. command forces the communists to extend their supply lines more than 300 miles. less than a month after the chinese invasion, the united nation return to the korean capital. although the communists have tweesed gained through sneak attacks from the free world a steady steam of arms of men have poured into the south korea. but the u.n. drive is power packed. >> fire. >> now for the fourth time, seoul changes hands. even before the city is liberated plans are made for we building. members of the eyed nations civil assistance teams and the koreans themselves, is the story of the rebirth of seoul as they witnessed it. >> we moved into seoul on the 1

. >>> elon musk is eyeing a trip to marge -- mars once again. he says that spacex is looking to test its first interplanetary ship next year. the company is developing a new rocket and a ship called the bfr 2022. is the target they -- date for a trip to mars. >> want to get away? i don't think so. >>> google's self driving company waymo is hitting the road with self driving semitrucks. waymo says it has been trust -- testing the technology for the best few years. here in california. and now it's taking that tech to the road. it's testing a fleet of its big blue trucks in the state of georgia. drivers will be on board to take control of the big trucks if they need it. >>> tesla is now increasing the cost of its supercharger. some parts of the country will see the cost double to use a tesla charging station. in california, that rate went up 30%. tesla owners used to to get free two -- supercharging, but that is no longer the case. model 3 buyers don't have access to a referral incentive, by the way. tesla says it will adjust rates to reflect chang

the defense says constand attempt to get money from cosby through the lawsuit bolsters marge wrote jackson's claims. spectators hoping for a public war of words between lawyers may be disappointed. no comment from montgomery county district attorney kevin steele after the hearing wrapped up. and only this from lead defense tom messerau. >> this case is going to be tried in the courtroom, not the media. >> reporter: jury selection for this retrial set to begin march29th with a pool of jurors shreked from here in montgomery county. and comments from the bench on tuesday judge o'neal made clear he's aware of the cultural shift the me too movement regarding sexual misconduct that's taken over this country since the first cos bow trial ended in a hung jury. how might this cultural shift affect the retrial? stay tuned. in norristown, i'm bruce gordon fox 29 news. >>> a neighborhood dealing with downed trees from friday's storm worried it will get worse with another storm on the way. fox 29 getting results to help clear all that clutter. kathy? >> thank goodness. yeah, cleared my neighborhood today

marge sturgis filed a suit last year. >> and philadelphia police are investigating a brazen armed robberyn west philadelphia caught on camera. this happened at the i and s market on the 20000 block of jefferson street last monday. suspect barged into the store armed with handguns and shotgun. roughed up employee and forced him to empty the cash register police say the sus make made offer with go $1,200. >> and philadelphia sergeant facing serious charges this morning, 42 year old steven postell charged with exposing himself annex pat g -- us a at you go. one accused him of indecently assaulting her when on assignment together. charged with indecent as exposure and assault. >> terrifying bus ride for mother and young daughter they came under attack by a woman wield ago knife. this happened on greyhound bus headed from las vegas to oakland, california. eyewitnesses say a woman acting irradically grabbed a three year old girl and hell her at knife point. the girl's mother tried to wrestle the knife away but was stabbed in the stomach. that's when other passengers stepped in. >> iowas grabbin

a live shot outside studios marge portions of the country under severe weather watches and we will talkbout that later. news you do need to hear. thank you for joining us on friday. breaking overnight donald trump meeting with the nra in the oval office, the commander-in-chief calling the meeting great. jillian turner live with what the nra says and what lawmakers are planning to do next. >> a senior nra executive has send washington into a tailspin with just a single tweet following his meeting in the oval office, chris cox tweet i had a great meeting with donald trump that we all want safe schools, mental health reform and keep guns from dangerous people. the president supports second amendment, supports due process and don't want gun control. this a day after donald trump stuns a group of bipartisan lawmakers at the white house during a meeting on gun safety with a pledge to do whatever it takes to make america's schools safer even if it means, quote, take the guns first, go through due process second baluchi also gave senators mansion and to me a cowering to the nra. now to see what

. >> the ink isn't dry on the just-signed marge ri and paves the way for teachers with certain training to carry guns if they want to. here is the nra's problem. "florida's ban is an affront to the second amendment, as it totally eviscerates law-abiding adults -- than older members of the general population who were unaffected by the ban." now, the spat over governor scott's new gun regulations comes as audio that has just been unearthed that contradicts the public claims by the resource officer who never went into the school, that officer has been defending himself by saying he thought cruz's gunshots were outside. so the protocol was to hunker down. if the shots were inside, the protocol would be to go in there and confront the assailant. well, as it turns out, he knew all along the shots were coming from inside the school. >> we need somebody to shut down homeburg. >> i know there's a lot going on. do we have a perimeter set up right now and everybody cleared out of the school? all right. i want to make sure that the perimeter is set up and the kids are getting out. we need to shut d

. >> that is a copy of the federal express con fi margs. >> cover letter from dan yem's previous attorney, also i denlt fie -- identifies. >> to mr. cohen, executive vice president and special count sell to donald j. trump. the trump organization. again, listing the fifth avenue address. this idea that there is a separation now between mr. cohen individually and the trump organization, or mr. cohen individually, and donald trump, it is nonsense. >> there are people who argue this is much to do about nothing. if this was not a story about, an adult film actress and the president of the united states, no one would pay attention. >> this its about the cover-up. this is about the extent that mr. cohen, and the president, have gone to intimidate this woman, to silence her. to threaten her. and to put her under their thumb. it is thuggish behavior. from people in power. it has no place in american democracy. >> he points to this recent court filing in which the president's lawyers claim daniels is already liable for damages, in excess of $20 million for unspecified violations of her nondisclosu

marge ron on the hill struck out a pair. butto puig gets it pass mccutchen. up. two run score for his 11 and 12th rbi. but the giants fall to the dodgers, 9-3. the a's beat the pa dras but the brandon moss reunion has expired. he will likely retire before playing in the minors. he came back in the offseason, hit 22 home runs for the royals last season. he was previously with the team from 2012 to 2014. this abc sports report is brought to you by river rock casino. coming up later in sports, if you're 47 years ololol mickelson is going to make you at&t has a network with thousands of best-in-class security experts. which means... more of the eye balls you want watching the network... & less of the ones you don't... more experts preventing security issues & less security threats impacting our customers. more of a highly secure network with more security products available for further protection & less per month than comcast for business internet. switch to at&t internet for business. more & less - that's the power of &. ♪ sunny, ♪ yesterday my life was filled w

saw you marge. for two three years younger or older to three years older. who took a good woman were good summer at. her truck. milk i married the seamstress care trick miller two years his junior under similar eighteenth one nine hundred forty eight shortly after the birth of their son frank . was a faithful husband. was always content to fade into the background. so i do. have to say i was always very impressed by his wife as a person she once said. party leaders live through the schools or the big house there's too much work here i have my small apartment and yes yes well he did. mention that. she didn't act like some kind of a prima donna forced to live in government subsidized prefab worker's housing. if that's how she liked it there. she never complained or said she thought she deserved better. than the us she never would which is. the milk of family avoided the limelight the west german intelligence service knew little more than banalities. if you can see how like air fresheners appears confident but very reserved in his dealings with the sales staff

in fact honor to meet you marge margarita she's off and then back home to berwyn, mike that is the parkingwhen you just, apparently learn how to drive a school bus this day we teased them but that is, you can do that here at wegmans. nobody bothers you. but my wegmans doesn't have an empty spot but that is quite the parking deal. they stay out of everybody's way. >> do you think your wegmans is crowded or just a smaller wegmans. >> no, no that wegmans is a mob scene on a normal day at 7:00, they have regulars that shop there and you will get run over in certain aisles if you don't watch, look both ways but crossing the roosevelt boulevard at 7:00 in the morning going to that wegmans. >> is that moorestown. >> presnowstorm. >> moorestown mount laurel border where doug pederson is seen and spends all the time in the world while his ice cream melts in his cart. doug may be over there at a presnow storm shopper. >> is that in the big shopping center anyway so there is a lot going on. >> reporter: yes, is there a target yes. >> eagles pro shop. >> yes whole lot going on, right. >> okay. >> repo

the tomorrow system is already leavings i marge in alabama. rain and winds toppled trees and power lines. you can see the massive storm on first alert radar. it will slam the area for the next 36 hours. but what you see will depend on where you live. good evening, i'm erin coleman. >> and i'm jacqueline london. from the shore to center city from the poconos to south jersey, our reporters are stationed throughout the region tonight to help you prepare for what's to come. we begin with our first alert team weather coverage. glenn "hurricane" schwartz is breaking down the expected impact of this storm region by region. >> tammie souza is looking at the big picture including the timing. conditions will worse b as this all goes on. >> we're headed

speedometer from justine's car and there right above the mark indicating 85 miles per hour found an orange margknown as a slap mark made when the needle smashes against the console at high speed. and finally, prosecutors revealed the reason, they said, behind it all. justine, like many 16-year-old girls had a boyfriend. hers was named ryan. it was white hot, this rip. he was her world. but that day in march, there had been a tiff. they had had words. so that night, she drove ryan home, asked him to get out of the car. he said they were through. and justine drove north to clear her head. she was on her way home when detectives testified she began texting ryan apparently while behind the wheel. then her texted became threatening. >> if i won, i would have you and i wouldn't crash my car. >> and ryan answered, you kill yourself, i kill myself. so come on, don't be selfish. >> that's the only thing i want to live had for. you, ryan, you keep me living. >> stop. you hurt yourself, and i'll know and i'll do the same. >> that's why i'm going to wreck my car because all i can do is [ bleep ] up. it sho

definitely want to point out aaron franks, kristina cordero, marge, i wanted to point out, it was a real team effort, for sure. >> yes. >> commissioner moller caen: i just wanted to add one last thing, way back at slide nine, the cost -- the process that you went through for the cost of service analysis, system to the customer-based views, i think it's very important for all of this. i mean, it -- i'm sure it was difficult to do, and it's something that we were very not clear on for quite sometime, so i think that's a very valuable addition to your study. >> great. thank you, commissioners. and so thank you to all the great staff work, thank you for listening to the presentation, and if there's anything that you want more information on or you'd like me to cover at the april 10th hearing, please let me know. you all have my contact information. >> eric, i will say if you are going to use a comparison to others, other municipalities, i think a metric would be useful, otherwise, it's not using it for an apples to apples comparison, if you can. you know what i mean, shutoffs? >> shutoffs wi

the tomorrow system is already leavings i marge in alabama. crews are working to clear rods after rain and winds toppled trees and power lines. you can see the massive storm on first alert radar. it will slam the area for the next 36 hours. but what you see will depend on where you live. good evening, i'm erin coleman. >> and i'm jacqueline london. from the shore to center city from the poconos to south jersey, our reporters are stationed throughout the region tonight to help you prepare for what's to come. we begin with our first alert team weather coverage. glenn "hurricane" schwartz is breaking down the expected impact of this storm region by region. >> tammie souza is looking at the big picture including the timing. conditions will worse b as this all goes on. >> we're headed straight downhill from here. alt-right now we're just looking at the light rain moving into the area and light winds. this is not our big concern can. the first alert is for the entire area. it does not go into effect until tomorrow morning at 5:00. that's through sat

"the protesters in last week's marge told us that the current debate is not about terms like common sense gun regulation. it's about banning all guns." demonstrators said they are only focusing on universal background checks and raising the minimum age for gun purchases. >> we are not trying to take everybody's guns away. >> both sides wanted reduce gun violence. supporters of the second amendment argue banning guns would have the opposite effect. >> the problem is it's going to be the most law-abiding, good citizens who obey the rules, not the criminals. >> even with the current momentum behind gun-control, actually repealing the second amendment would be an extraordinary difficult task. it requires both houses of congress to pass an amendment with a two-thirds vote which must be ratified by three-fourths of the states. the states could circumvent congress by calling for a constitutional convention which would require 34 states. any changes would need to be ratified by three-fourths of the states. history shows how challenging it is to repeal an amendment given that it's only happened on

is a victim of the parkland shooting and catherine posada who is a language a arts teacherer at a marge e ri stojory stoneham dou school for being with us to today. we mourn the loss of that community and that school and we look forward to your perspective and testimony on this issue. the committee also will invited broward county official scott israel to testify, and he has declined. i have seen that sheriff all over the television discussing the shooting, and so it is disappoint ing th disappointing that he has refused to speak to the country through this committee. michael carroll, the secretary of the florida department of schools and family was invited. his department investigated and interviewed the shooter before the shooting, and he, too, dropped the ball. he, too, has are refused to the attend the hearing. and by thumbing their noses sheriff israel, a tnd the secretary have let the american people down and the citizens of florida that they serve. as we will discuss during the hearing, broward county sheriff, and the department of child and families are integral to the parkland

aisha ras cofrom reuters, tamara keith from npr and marge xwret cross from "the daily beast."ll of you in order, this question. they're going to meet somewhere. once you agree to meet, it's just a question of weather. it could be in kra, south korea, on the border at 38th parallel. i don't think it will be in mar-a-lago. maybe trump will want to get hawaii. >> this is a big deal. this is something that president trump, he has had very harsh words for north korea and for kim jong-un. he said called him rockman and all those things and threatening fire and fury. since they've kind of had this cooling off period with the olympics he has expressed that he is willing to kind of work with the north koreans and he said earlier this week he thought they were sincere in saying they wanted to have these talks. >> here's the question. it's all about the objective facts. we've got to stop them from developing a nuclear program capable of threatening us. that's the bottom line. >> so what they have said in order to get to this point to apparently get president trump to agree to meet is tha

because in the absence of evidence that black stars worked internationally, they were by and large marge, blockbusters create stars. it's the idea that's a star. chris pratt was a movie star and now he's a star that can greenlight a movie. now you can imagine, not only is "black panther" going to get more spinoffs, but each of these characters is going to get more spinoffs and we can imagine a world where these girls will have an all-girls movie. we can imagine a world in which all combinations of actresses in which we never heard of all will be greenlighting movies. however, it takes three five years to create movies, and sometimes longer. so the progress to create the phenomenon that's going to occur in the wake of "black panther" and "get out," it's going to cycle much more quickly now. but we're going to see a quantum change in the wake of the past year, and that past year is still the result of oscar so white, the reaction to oscar so white. >> we'll have to leave it there, but we'll do another study in five years and figure out if it did, in fact, happen. thank you very much. >> th

all the measures that we talk about, even on the marge snin. >> i think on the margin it's better butll a situation where we're growing at an unsustainable rate as an overall system we're not getting the outcomes and quality that should go along with the investment that we're making but there are green sheets of invasion that i thi innovation that can pay off. you're seeing a lot thereafter in the news today. but just keeping people healthy, exchanging the insentive structure and how you pay doctors, giving consumers more information and power about how to manage health and lead a healthy lifestyle. these are all things that over the long run will have a massive impact but they're not going to happen overnight. >> hill, is this m & a environment good for companies like yours that are trying to innovate do you view these larger companies as potential acquirers, as focusing more attention on the technological change that needs to happen? or are they a threat to you? >> i think it's helpful in the sense that it raises awareness that sometimes has to change there is not a person out there

by a significant marge. -- margarin. but it wasn't unanimous with the other legislation. what that bill does is basically stand for the proposition that extremely small offings under $500,000, 35 or fewer purchasers or entirely to people with whom have a substantive pre-existing relationship with is a securities term that has been around for a long time. you don't have to register and become a public company and spend the $1.5 million on lawyers. the original legislation basically said it's "a," "b" or "c." the legislation passed by the white house was "a," "b" and "c." so it's a very narrow bill in its current formation because you have to be under $500,000 have fewer than 35 purchasers and have a substantial pre-existing relationship with all the purchasers. where as the original legislation, in my judgement much better, would have been any of those three, not all of those three. that legislation deserves serious consideration by the senate. and the last is a piece of legislation, again, by congresswoman cinema, that has been reported out of the house financial services

and juanita where is leaders of marge for our lives should listen to this. it is a path to chief the goal. not even this progressive liberal thinks a 16-year-old should be able to vote yet. at that age, they're still an influence by their parents' political views. and olivia, letting kids off campus during lunch at school, high school, quit treating them as babies -- host: and priscilla is on the line from durham, north carolina, 22-50. good morning. caller: good morning. host: how old are you, priscilla ? caller: i am 40. host: you are 40. let me ask you first. are you a regular voter and what do you think about the age of 16? like the start voting caller before in my 20's. and i am a regular voter. host: tell us your thoughts about that age 16, the idea that's out there. caller: me personally are conflicted with it because like the caller from missouri said, a lot of 16-year-olds in this present day are active and they are knowledgeable of what's going on in the white house and in congress more so than a lot of adults. i mean, look at the current president

r marge please hel is anybody injured? yes, a lot of blood. please hellp, pease! >> brangham: deanna was in a om wita dozens of kids when the attack began. you're thinking of yvonne and what she did? >> yes, and i thoug her before it even happened. i was always trying to hae my keys and my phone and my radio with me. if i didn't have a pocket, i uld put a pouch on because of what she shared, how that people who didn'treave a key we in trouble, or if you couldn't unlock or lock something, you had a problem. but then, of course, when it actually was happening, the adrenaline kicked in and my onl focus was getting the kids in and safe and i had -- there were four other adults with me and 5n st, and i wanted them safe and hidden and calm, andhat's what we did. >> brangham: yvonne, could you tell us where you were when you heard what had hapened in florida? >> i was at work in the library, i was in a meeting, and i had my phone on mute, but i could tell that, you know, e phone was going crazy. so i excused myselfrom the meeting and i quickly called back. i said, what's

you guys are not students at margely stoneman douglas but you are students here attenborough ward county. why is it important for you to come out? >> i am here to support my community and everyone -- >> we are the next generation, this is our generation that's fighting for what is right. these are necessities that need to happen. this is not what our government should be like. we need unity and this is what we are fighting for here today. that's why we are here to come and support everything that happe happened 59 days ago. >> reporter: can you believe it is just 59 days and all of this. >> our generation. >> what we have and the impact that we have on today's society and this is why we are here today supporting our community. >> reporter: what would you like to see happen now? i know everyone is reaching out to their lmawmakers and they wat to see something change. >> everything else that everyone else wants to see change. i want asusault rifles to be gone. they should not be here. only people who are trained to use them should be using them. that's it. >> not only assault rifles but mo

they also tend to put more money and more time into underwriting marges to reflect the unique circumstances of the customers in their communities. however the cfpb's qualified mortgage rule took away much flexibility from the lenders by doing things like instituting a 42-3 debt to income ratio. a one size fits all is almost never a good approach. the cfpb's rule did not acknowledge the fact that small lenders do not tend to sell the loans into the secondary market. they keep 100% of the risk on their portfolio this means these lend verse a strong insent toiv issue loans that they believe will be repaid. if loans held on portfolio can be treated as qualified morblings, these banks and credit unions will have arisk a mortgages. the portfolio lending and mortgage access act would treat loans held on portfolio as qualified mortgages if they meet some other criteria such as not having a negative amortization of interest or interest only features. this change to the cfpb's qualified mortgage rule will go a long way southward simplifying how our community financial institutions can help families a

the story has now been tied to russia artie's marg have sought to untangle it for us. imagine being a liberal a democrat and being stuck in a trump presidency for a year is it must be horrible waking up every day guessing that what russia is songe bots or hackers have cooked up the day came original that i had powerful connections to candidate trump including one time top adviser steve bannon and billionaire donor robert mercer so presidential son in law jared cushion or and consultant brad parr scale brought in the company which is now accused of utilizing data from fifty million facebook users without permission facebook was how donald trump was going to win wait a sec something's wrong where's the bad guy who do we blame this on. there it is questions are also swirling about a possible link to russian metal cambridge c.e.o. reached out to julian a songs of wiki leaks seeking access to e-mails from hillary clinton's private server there's no evidence we feel it's had such information but wiki leaks was releasing e-mails from the computers of other democrats which aut