>>> delaware county congresswoman, margo davidson finds herself in trouble with the law. facing criminal charges for allegedly driving with a suspended license but that is just the start. she was involved in a car accident back on the 2nd and learn ared that davidson was driving a common wealth vehicle at the time. her license was suspended in pennsylvania because of an unpaid speeding ticket in virginia in july and plans to plead not guilty to the charges she is facing tonight. >>> a purse snatcher targeted an older won that fin ired her groceryshopping. it happened in the parking lot of a shop-rite in winfield at 6:00. when a 78-year-old shopper was unloading groceries into her car and the victim threw herself on to the hood of the car and trying to stop the man and was not seriously hurt but the suspect made off with her credit cards and identification and cash. >> on the weather front temperatures outside were a treat today and enjoy it while

we have i, tonya with an astonishing central performance by margo robbie, who also produces. new film by clio barnard. finding your feet — even the poster looks like a quintessential british gathering. yes. i'm not sure the poster does it a lot of favours. so it is kind of aimed at the same audience that made best exotic marigold hotel a huge hit. the story begins with imelda staunton as lady sandra abbott on the eve of her retirement — she has got her whole retirement all planned out, she leads a posh life — suddenly discovers her husband has been having an affair. here's a clip. 0h! what the hell is going on?! we were just... it is not what it looks like, sandra. sandra. sandra! wait! get off me! how long has it been going on? let's not do this here. how long, mike? since we all went to sorrento. 0h, bloody hell. that's nearly five years ago! i've had enough of all this hide and seek, mike. how could you do this to me? you're supposed to be my friend! we even took you to the palace! i — i didn't mean to this to happen, sandra. oh, really? you knew precisely what you were do

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two of the nominees this sunday, one for best actress, the other best supporting actress, margo robbiellison janney, playing tonya harding and her mother in "i, tonya." margot robbie said it was never about turning harding into a hero. >> it was never about altering people's perception of her or saying, like, she's a victim or she's a hero. it was just about showing her as a human. >> the haters always say, tonya, tell the truth. everyone has their own truth. >> reporter: our amy robach asking tonya harding about the portrayal. >> what's it like watching margo robbie? >> i felt so sorry for her that she had to actually play me, you know? to try to go through what i went through? >> reporter: allison janney playing harding's mother. >> i didn't stay home making apple brown betties. i made you a champion. knowing you'd hate me for it. that's the sacrifice a mother makes. >> oh, my god. yes. she was fabulous. >> you're a monster. >> spilled milk, baby. i almost wanted to cry, because i felt so bad that she had experienced that kind of mother. >> reporter: janney already winning the golden

with metallic accents, while margo robby went lace cut out detailing.pent one day as a blond, dazzling in low cut gucci design, she presented the best actor nod to gariy oldnick. staying out of the evening's politics, prince william and kate did not participate in the red carpet blackout and instead the duchess opted for this dark green jenny paknan dress. a look that supporting actress winner allison janny who wholeheartedly approves. >> >>> first daughter ivanka trump representing the u.s. at the closing ceremony. it wasn't all sports. >> we are 50 miles away from north korea. so affirming the u.s. position andur joint position of maximum pressure. with our south korea partners is very important. >> back home, protecting or kids is taking center stage in washington today. in parkland, florida families repair to send families back to school this week. >> it's scary coming back. we're all together. >> it's a forever pit hole in

pennsylvania state representative margo davidson is facing criminal charges for getting into two crashesle driving on a suspended license. "action news" learned that the delaware county lawmaker was driving a state vehicle during an accident february 2nd in concord township. police filed charges over an accident last month they say she failed to report. davidson's license was suspended due to an unpaid speeding from july. davidson plans to plead not guilty. >> police say a 72-year-old man fell into a hole and died while trying to rescue his dog. this happened on the 400 block of south concourse drive not far from park side and belmont. it was 2:30 in the afternoon. the man's dog fell into a six foot deep hole and the man tried to go in after the pet. fall. >> a chester county marijuana dispensary hosted an opening today. the site is called keystone shops. the holistic center in bucks county will also cannabis is approved in pennsylvania to aid 17 conditions including neurological conditions cancer and autism. >> plame bla blizzard. january snow and freezing temperatures kept people from

officials accepted the recommendation of police chief margo bennett to hire an independent agency to review. >>> he ran to save his life. now he needs help or he could die. a san jose man who lost 180 pounds by running now needs expensive dental work to prevent the spread of potentially deadly infections. abc 7 news reporter katie marzullo with that story from san jose. >> i personally operate with a bigger goal. >> jake mcincludes ki didn't lose weight. he lost 180 pounds. he didn't just run. he ran every street in the city of san jose. it took him 15 months and more than 2400 miles. >> i kind of like thinking i did something that nobody else has done. >> his running career started in 2014. he weighed 380 pounds and only jogged in the middle of the night. >> i was just embarrassed. you know, life is pretty hard at that size. >> he pushed past his fears and competed in a five-mile race, then a half marathon, a full marathon, a 50-mile run and a 100-mile run. the last two raising money for the silicon valley children's fund. jake became a running coach also. ariana bailey is his stude

state representative margo davidson closed her door and said nothing when we asked her about the issue tonight. court documents show the democrat from lansdowne first crashed in early january. she was cited for driving with a suspended license and failing to call police and render aid. then earlier this month, she got into another wreck. state police cited her in that case. >>> now to another nbc 10 exclusive. an 11-year-old girl said she was handcuffed and thrown into a jail cell for defending herself against bullies on a school bus. the girl said she was arrested yesterday after a fight on her darby borough school bus. the girl's mother says no one notified her about the arrest and her daughter was trying to protect herself. >> i was somewhere, like, i won't see my family anymore. >> she said at one point they had the handcuffs so tight on her arms that in the cell her arms were red. >> we reached out to darby police about the arrest. we haven't gotten the response. the girl's mother says the bus company is now offering her daughter a separate shuttle. >>> team usa fighting to get cl

efforts it's feared that civilians will still be prevented from leaving the war zone by rebels artie's margo's the it has more. civilians dying they're dying from rebel shells from government bombs from bullets shrapnel and crossfire in damascus and in east ghouta the u.n. cease fire is dead on arrival no one stops shooting so the syrians are trying their own way humanitarian corridors backed by russia thousands of these leaflets being dropped over east ghouta by syrian helicopters there are instructions for civilians on how to get out of the war zone maps with arrows follow them if you dare women of all the jews and children reportedly going to need to be forbidden by local armed groups from leaving the area for security reasons they've done it before in aleppo is limited rebels wouldn't let anyone out they shot at civilians trying to feed to government held areas they shelled humanitarian crossings and if you made it out that punish your relatives same story in ghouta this is being going on for years the evidence indicates that non-state armed groups in eastern guta and in particular josh is

well i spoke with more it's hurt an editor a tie turmeric at margo's een who came up with the prank he say's they knew bill's a weak spot. we at atlanta go over to rick a magazine we work with the same. methods as built so we knew how to think like and build editor and what we did was we came up with a story that was tacky and like inspired and as you just said and we had a good feeling that this would work especially with bill as the way he ran a campaign against the s.p.d. a do is social democratic party which have a lot of the part of. our intent was to spin this story more further you know there seems to be no election in the past years where there wasn't talk of russian meddling or interference but this s.p.d. voting which is now evident in germany about whether they go into the coalition with merkel or not there were no rumors about russian meddling and we thought this this cannot be we have to. make a make an alliance with the build a tabloid and push a story about russian meddling and as we see now it works perfectly for. the readers of builds just like the editor's a builder b

stars in attendance include meryl streep, margo robby and gary, the oscars will be held march 4th. >>> and music legends paul simon is retiring. the hall of fame singer songwriter announced on line his upcoming tour will be his last. simon says touring takes time away from his family, farewell tour kicks off in may. simon will perform at the wells fargo center in south philly on june 16. >> and, i got it tell you justin timberlake stole hearts dupe the super bowl half time show, one fan had an unforgettable moment. thirteen year old smashed a selfie with jt and it went viral. he said he is a huge just justin timberlake fan, turns out he's a patriots fan, but his epic selfie definitely made up for the loss. nice to hear that he is a jt fans because i was cents seeing on facebook, social media, you know, he's three probably doesn't even know who justin timberlake is. good to know he does, and i think he was shellshocked. like he did not see that coming. he's like uh, you want to take a selfie with me, oh, okay, and fumbling with his phone. poor kid. he was just like what's happening rig

and the one hundred year of the 19 amendment that give woman the right to vote joining me on stage a margo the ceo of ma tell. >> (clapping.) >> 74 percent have been girls in middle school express interest in office only girls are expressing an interest in computer science 50 percent less graduating are for girls than thirty years ago i've spent 8 years of the treasurer of the united states to have a portrait on the photo in our public engagement process there were one hundred of women overlooked in the history of our country many tops will be discussed and empowerment 2020 conference everything there empowering young women and girls to be the future leader to encourage women to get into stem education and getting into nasa and google and making sure that they are part of tech economy. >> the second part of empowerment 2020 is women money and power to put women in so and so positions for the corporate fleet and elected office the third part of empowerment 2020 are the conferences their action oriented women have flatlined at 20 percent on that percentage one and 20 percent women a in congr

i'll say hi to my friends, dan and margo.g: pulled on her tyrus. >> i'm excited because the go, i'm looking for brady and my squad to repeat. [applause] and i'm calling 34-13, patriots in a walkway. greg: last word, kat. >> i don't care about the fall which is why i actually love days of important games because they're the only ones where i feel less emotional than other people. [applause] greg: all right. thanks to staff sergeant joey joe, david angelo, captives in 12:00 and 4:00 eastern. arthel: julie is up next with fox report. julie: president trump claiming republican author documents on the russia investigation have delivered total vindication. democrats calling it a dud. i'm julie banderas, you are watching the fox report. memo mania sweeping across washington a day after president trump declassified a controversial take on the fbi's russia probe by house intelligence committee chairman devin nunes, a former member of the president's transition team. now, the memo accuses the feds of basing its investigation into russi

pennsylvania state representative margo davidson is facing criminal charges for getting into two crashes while driving on a suspended license. "action news" learned that the delaware county living a state g an accident february 2nd in concord township. police filed charges over an accident last month they say she failed to report. davidson's license was suspended due to an unpaid speeding ticket from july. davidson plans to plead not guilty. >> police say a 72-year-old man fell into a hole and died while trying to rescue his dog. this happened on the 400 block of south concourse drive not far from park side and belmont. it was 2:30 in thethe man's dogx foot deep hole and the man tried to go in after the pet. neither survived the fall. >> a chester county marijuana dispensary hosted an opening today. the site is called keystone shops. the holistic center in bucks county will also be opening. cannabis is approved in pennsylvania to conditions including neurological conditions, cancer and autism. >> plam blame it on the blizzar. january snow and freezing temperatures kept people from coming

. >> no problem with margo robbie. you also saw a movie i went to see. what did you think? on paper. clint eastwood one of the greatest filmmakers of all time with unforgiven and mystic river and american sniper, fantastic movies. the real-life he rose, spencer stone, anthony sadler playing sells in a film about the heroes who stop and armed terrorists on a train bound for paris back in 2015 carrying 500 passengers with one of the most incredible heroic stories of our time. eastwood having the real-life guys play themselves which is totally great. i admire that ambition and the experiment of it. the problem is the script and cinematography and editing are very poorly done. i don't know what happened in the filmmaking process, this amazing story, amazing he rose and that is honored in the film. they spent too much time building up, they wanted to tell the back story about how they got to the moment on the train but i found myself scratching my head wondering why the script was so bad. the younger versions of themselves are horrible actors. the actual guys who aren't actors a

among the others appearing, emma stone, margo robbie, lawyer are concern. the show will be broadcast live here on sunday march 4. >>> "black panther" is now in theaters and it's the first superhero movie with an all black cast. and fans are excited about the film, take a look. >> 350e7 apeople are very excitt black than her. you haven't really seen this, you haven't seen a black character that wasn't dependent on white characters. the black panther, he is a king, he is a scientist, he is a superhero, he is the sovereign ruler of an unconflict african n nation. this is the '60s and the black panther comes up. so in 1966, two jewish guys created this character in the middle of the civil rights struggle. the black panther character was presented several months before the black panther party was actually publicly established. >> an african country with kings and queens and warriors. we have here a marvel universe that is unapologetically black. >> whooo! let's go! >> it's actually an astonishing kind of historic moment right now for black action film. we're goi

i'll say hi to my friends, dan and margo.led on her tyrus. >> i'm excited because the go, i'm looking for brady and my squad to repeat. [applause] and i'm calling 34-13, patriots in a walkway. greg: last word, kat. >> i don't care about the fall which is why i actually love days of important games because they're the only ones where i feel less emotional than other people. [applause] greg: all right. thanks to staff sergeant joey joe, david angelo, captives in i teach you so much. happy super bowl watching. jesse: welcome to "watters world." i'm jesse watters. the waiting game is over. a memo alleging abuses against the trump campaign has been released. the fbi and doj would not have secured surveillance warrants on the strum campaign without the christopher steele dossier. steele briefed several media outlets including the "new york times" and "the washington post." he continued t

uc officials have accepted the recommendation of police chief margo bennett to hire an independent agency. >>> cancer warning labels have been on packs of cigarettes for years. now if a group has its way, you could see them on coffee. a lawsuit that has been going on since 2010 is going to mediation today. a group called the council for education and research on tock i cans wants coffee manufacturers, distributors and retailers to post warnings about a potentially cancer-causing chemical in coffee. it's called acrylamide. it's a natural by-product of the coffee roasting process. coffee industry officials assert the chemical is at harmless levels. acrylamide is also found in french fries and potato chips. >>> some of your wearable tech may have an added benefit. according to a study, apple watches, android wear and fit bits can detect early signs of diabetes with 85% accuracy. they used algorithms to crunch numbers, but it's on heart rate variability. slower heart rate recovery after exercise are likely indicators that the wearer will develop diabetes later in life. >>> natasha, i'm going

so, margo antonetti, the director of adult services, has been a part of this process all the way through and she will be the one that works with our c.h.p. team. they'll work with manage tom refer tenants in. there is quite a demand. it's a rolling list. and so as time goes on, that will shift. and as we get closer to being able to lease up the property, we'll know for sure kind of what that first -- who those first tenants are going to be. but just to give you an ideas in the 2017 homeless point in time count and survey, there were 5518 single adults who were homeless at that time. and, again, that number fluctuates as individuals are placed into permanent units taken off the street or find permanent housing and as new ones come into the system. >> and the loan is 3%? >> yes. typically -- our loans, we'll come back to you for the gap loan, bearing 3% interest and that is rolled into whatever the gap loan needs to be for the project and we'll come back in about a year and a half for that. but our typical interest rate ranges from 0% to 3%. and we'll know based on the funding sources that

state representative plarg oh davidson is accused of -- margo davidson is accused of driving with suspended licenses and getting into two crashes with a state-funded car. davidson closed her door and said nothing when we tried to ask her about it last night. cougar documents show the -- court documents show the democrat from lansdowne first crashed in january. she was cited for driving with a suspended license and failing to call police. earlier this month, state police cited her again after she got into another wreck. >>> and president trump is addressing the issue of domestic violence a week after one of his top aides resigned amid abuse allegations. >> i am totally opposed to debt ceilings -- to domestic violence of any kind. it almost wouldn't have to be said. now you hear it, but you all know it. >> the president didn't specifically talk about rob porter. porter left his job as white house staff secretary after two ex-wives accused him of physical and emotional abuse. the president ignored questions about the scandal seven times this week. >>> 6:06. 44 degrees in the philadelphia area.

uc officials have accepted the recommendation of police chief margo bennett to hire an independent agento review the incident. >>> cancer warning labels have long been on packs of cigarettes. now if a consumer group has its way, you could see them on coffee too. a lawsuit percolating since 2010 goes to mediation today. a group called the council for education and research on toxics wants coffee manufacturers, distributors and retailers to post warnings about a potentially cancer-causing chemical in coffee. a krill mied is a natural by-product of the coffee roasting process. the chemical is at low enough levels to be harmless. it's also found in foods like french fries and potato chips. >>> harley davidson recalling almost 175,000 motorcycles over concerns of brakes failing. this involves more than 30 harley models made between 2008 and 2011. deposits can form on brake parts and cause them to stick if fluid isn't changed every two years. there have been at least three crashes linked to the problem. you can find out if your harley is part of the recall by going to abc7news.com. >>> you can

other presenters include margo row buy who is up for best actress and lady bird director nominee greta gerwin. the 90th annual oscar ceremony is march 4. >>> ivanka trump is going to pyeongchang to lead the u.s. delegation at the winter olympics closing ceremonies. she leaves today and plans to have dinner tomorrow with south korean president moon. she will be attending the games with the delegation that includes white house press secretary sarah sanders. >>> steve kerr weighs in on the school shooting in florida. but this time, he takes a different tone. and matt williams is back in the bay. this time, with the a's. we're up next. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. >>> 5. 23, your ride across the benicia bridge heading n

. >>> in the spirit from delaware county state representatives margo davidson , a democrat crack, andaction on gun safety, propose new legislation that would among other things ensure all firearm sales are conducted in front after licensed importer, manufacturer, deem error county sheriff. >> that's a look at newspaper headlines from around the delaware and lehigh valley. >> well, the people have spoken and finally getting a red headed ' knowledge. >> i right. the the con sort yum, non- profit, sets the global sandanne for emojis is adding 157 new options, they include variety of new hairstyles, such as curly, bald, more hair color options such as red, white. also more animals. smart phone users can expect new emojis early as august. >> i can hardly wait. i like the peacocks. oh, i look the raccoon. all right, maybe i am interested. >> yes, you. >> all right. i refrain then from comment until i check them all out many coming up next, lot of activity on capitol hillment find out what is still needed to officially end the shutdown >> horrified faces on wall street. as the dow plunged ye

we will talk to margo sanger katz about how this merger could shake up the health care market.e will be right back. ♪ >> sunday night on "after words," patrice cons keller's with her book, "when they call you a terrorist: a black lives matter memoir." >> as we created black lives matter, we need we have to get people on board. we also have to interrupt when people try to co-opt black lives matter. we spent a significant amount of the first year ensuring it was not co-opted and challenging people in our own movement and people to not say our lives matter and say other communities matter, but to really focus on black people and be ok and be allies and be a solidarity with black people. then we took it out to the world. words" sundayr night at 9:00 eastern on c-span twos book tv. "q&a,"ay on c-span's "new york times" staff photographer doug mills talks about the photos he took while covering president trump. >> obviously he enjoyed having us around. i really believe despite his constant comments about fake news and the media and so forth, i really feel he enjoys having us around b

. >> margo is here with us this morning until the topth of the hour to talk about the future of employer-based healthcare, that's what you can call in about and wee will take your questions and comments. we've divided aligned by employers, (202)748-8000, employees dial-in it to a 27488001 and all 11 others, were talking about this jp morgan chase forming an insurance company essentially. they already provide healthth insurance to their workers. brookshire halfway is complicated because they own a lot of smaller companies in each of thosend were providing health insurance for those workers. they were a health insurance program, each of the contracted with a private health insurance company to help them administer their benefits but they were actually on the hook for all the cost of the care for their employees and that's when you have a big incentive to find a way to do it cheaper. if they can keep their players happy and healthy and it can cost him less money it will save them money that they can apply to other parts of the business or that they could give their employees in a different form o