marilyn watson, thanks for your time. terminal, you can follow the functions we are focusing on and message me directly by the ib function. let us know how we are doing. that is a fantastic function. up next, we are live in the netherlands following the dutch election. manus cranny is joining us. manus: a very good day to you. trump's right-wing populism. how do you spin it when your party gets smashed at the polls? this is the man that will start the process of forming a coalition, right here in the hague. but who will be the kingmaker? who will be the rainmaker in the dutch election? we discuss that and markets. is this the beginning of the end or the end of the beginning? ♪ equity minutes into the session, let's talk about the open. here is nejra cehic. nejra: it is difficult not to look at the stock movement today without thinking of the bigger picture. we are seeing risk on in the markets in equities, in commodities. we were not seeing it in fixed income, the last i checked, i saw 10 year treasury and yields higher.u

marilyn and other volunteers are his lifeline. >> outstanding.'t cook anything. >> reporter: right. >> that saves my life. really saves my life. >> reporter: this is marilyn from meals on wheels. >> you want to cut costs. fine. but remember, the national library and medicine finds that you can feed a meals on wheels client for seven years for the same money it costs for one month in a nursing home on average. no what you're doing before you start chopping. you might cut a well run cost saving program that keeps good people alive. i'm hank and that's my take. ♪ you see it you sight our fresco users are helping us show you what's happening around your neighborhood. dawn what's happening tonight. >> well, iain, a heated public meeting in center city for the animal care and control team. acct facing criticism for many who don't like the way animals are being treated in the many intake shelter. are concerned about overcrowding what's happening witness agency's funding. act has been under going renovation to its hvac system which has cut kennels in hal

marilyn ward, a 63-year-old retiree living in orlando. marilyn lives mainly off of social security payments but is not old enough to qualify forli medicare. she's underthat magic 65 age year that you're eligible. after retiring, marilyn enroll in an insurance plan through the aca exchange and ishe gable fors eligible for tax credits to hp her pay for insurance. marilyn told me she was, extremely worried about the increased premiums that she would likely have to pay under the house trumpcare plan. give you another lady that is sitting around that table. sharon brown. she's a 58-year-old widow muchch she lives in the orlando area. after her husband's death, sharon has been dealing with several medical issues andey pulling money out of her retirement account to pay for her current plan. she has a nest egg from her husband's life insurance money but due to her health condition she will likely need long-term medical care. this is what she told me. what quote. my premiums's pretty high because i got multiple medical conditions that make it so i

after retiring, marilyn a rolled in an insurance plan through the marilyn aca exchange and is eligible for annual tax credits to help her pay for her insurance. she told me she was extremely worried about the increased premiums that she would likely have to pay under the house trump care plan. to give you another lady that is sitting around the table sharon brown is a 50-year-old widow she lives in the orlando area. several after her husband's death she has been dealing with several medical issues and pulling money out of her retirement account to pay for her current plan. she has a nest egg from a husband's life insurance money but due to her health condition she will likely need long-term medical care. this is what she told me. "my premiums are high because i have multiple medical conditions that make it so i cannot work. i have done reading on this and the cost of my healthcare under the trump care plan will amount to double what i make right now in income. she looked at me with a pained expression on her face and said, it is very scary. the anxiety that goes along with it happening

. >> with the marilyn flag? >> yes, i am. >> describe the marilyn flag. >> if it's the flag i'm thinking of, different colors, i think the university of maryland actually incorporates that as part of athletic aconcern dornment. >> you're not a flaggologist. >> i'm not a flaggologist, your honor. in closing, we believe the court was correct in applying the article 3 standing. we spent most of the time talking about injury and fact -- before you close, this is a -- do you have any scholarship that endorses the distinction between establishment clause and equal protection, no? >> i don't believe it would. >> trying the challenge 10 commandments and symbols, then the state would be able to come in you don't are standing because you haven't been coerced. do you see my point? >> i do. and i certainly see where you're heading with that. and the problem -- >> last question because you have two minutes. would you mind addressing his argument about his daughter? >> sure, two statutes at issue. i believe his daughter was n

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trump's revised travel ban -- a judge in marilyn blocked it. that move comes after yesterday's ruling from judge watson of hawaii. he rejected the government's claim the travel ban is about national security. not discriminate. trump's new executive order with several concerns over determination that stop the first one in january. >> you cannot snap your fingers and make intent to discriminate go away by substituting one document for another. >> judge watson says hawaii would suffer financially considering the amount of student interest. some analysts acknowledged the ban would not have any affect and stopping tourism. >>> throats have not been slit all over america. you never had to have the ban in the first place. the issue is the betting. why not tightened the betting with or without a band? >> i should have said political analyst acknowledged the ban would not have any affect and stopping terrorism. the white house will likely appeal. the pres.'s executive order would ban people from iran libya sudan syria and yemen from entering the us for

marilyn stunned, 77-63. -- maryland stunned, 77-63. i thought they were sensational tonight. they punched first, they were fearless, aggressive, confident, and really punished us in the paint and with any breakdowns we had. most proud of our seniors. 125 career wins they leave with, six conference titles, two final fours, and eve met to maryland. robert: on the men's side, and kansasesgonzaga, will play oregon. the latest rom a kansas-wisconsin, gators down. the three-point floater. florida wins, 84-83. timed it perfectly. >> i just knew i had four seconds and i was trying to get down there as fast as i could. they did a good job. that was the only shot i had. robert: well,n good shot. ats-astroass. nats got fan favorite tanner roark, back from the world baseball classic. he looked good today, giving up only one run, striking out four. top of the dano murphy down the right-field line come into the corner. -- daniel murphy down the right-field line, into the corner. the final for this one, 4-1. lacrosse, maryland facing north carolina. the terps jumped out to a quick lead and

>> and this is marilyn.d have been a tiny bit funny had she put on the entire giraffe costume, but that might have been a little bit challenging. >> and this is charles who said, i love your outfit -- this is not giraffe man. >> no, they're talking charles is saying that he liked my outfit and my earrings. which is very nice, charles. he sent on a day that i was not here. >> well, isn't that you? >> apparently charles thought so. >> you anchor women look alike. >> i'm sure lindsay appreciates the comment about her dress and her earrings. i did pass it on. okay, onto the video that we could not stop watching. the bbc dad and his kids who photo bomb. >> walk through the club like what. >> well, you may have noticed another video also making the rounds. >> a better known one. >> our graphics department had quite a good time with this, as did you guys on social media in reaction. >> so this is sam, who said, your diane impersonation was on spot. kenny g., are you going to sing wicked next? >> carry on. >> i don'

today is the day, i did just a few moments ago sit down with ceo and chairman marilyn hueson.ays she's optimistic of the company's growth, which is expected to be 3 to 5% over the next years, and that the f-35 joint strike fighter will be a big part of that. on the defense budget, both the fiscal 2017 supplemental and the new 2018 budget blueprint that was released by the trump administration last week whereby she says, a lot remains to be seen. that increase in spending does potentially move forward. her biggest concern, continuing resolution. budget stability is a key part of costs coming down. on regulation, pointing out the 20 cents of every dollar goes towards regulation and compliance. thag according to industry reports on equipment and service. so that industry does see room for reform as well as tax reform. now, when i asked her specifically about whether she's concerned for those business-friendly policies are potentially getting sidelined with the president, osaying she doesn't overreact to the tweets. that her focus is on congress and that she anticipates health car

go to getfios.com >>> marilyn loves the lint roller. ♪ >>> celebrating birthdays is what is going onrst video. is is say is celebrating her 29th birthday. >> well done, oli. >> i'm going to be kind. especially because they are fans of the show. thank you very much, guys. then suddenly an uninvited guest turns up. a big red bow pops in. >> hey, sal. >> i see sally has a feeling something is going on. no, that's not my car, my car is actually just around the corner. that's when her daughter -- >> nope, that's your new car, mom. >> are you serious? >> mom certainly drops her head into her hands. everyone else is like, what? this is where her son gets up to enjoy the new gift. and i have to say, sally, nice pants. >> i like them. >> the whole story is sally is in retirement and has been driving a bit of a clunker. jodi's old car. she's been making due. and about a month it just -- i like this because it's a twist on the whole thing. you know, everybody remembers that moment when they get bought their first car. which is what is going on in the second video. this amazing lad is led down t

acting assistant attorney general marilyn mccourt. >> we will not allow individuals, groups, nation states, or a combination of them to compromise the privacy of our citizens, the economics of our companies or security of our >> reporter: but the hackers were able to go unnoticed because the agents may have been familiar with cyber strategy. prosecutor says both worked at center 18, the fbi's russian contact for cyber investigations. robert khadenak is a former prosecutor. >> they pretend to do something about it in russia and come to find out they're fostering it. >> one is in custody. according to russian media, doku kai yev, one of the officers, was arrested earlier this year by russian authorities and jailed for treason. jeff pegues, cbs news, washington. >>> well, the senate overwhelmingly voted to approve senator dan coates as new director of national intelligence. he was the director until he retired last year. he is the fifth person to have the job since the post was created after the 9/11 attacks. >>> a young dallas boy died after his babysitter could not reach 911 operators. 6-mo

they didn't stop to see if he's ok.i also asked jack and marilyn if there was anything they would like to say to the person who was driving the car.sotplease slow down. it's not worth hitting someone.sotturn yourself in.in san francisco, charles clifford kron 4 news. toss weather .a gradual warming trend along with dry weather conditions can be expected through the remainder of the workweek. then, a weak system dropping southward from the pacific northwest will result in the potential for light precipitation across portions of the region saturday into sunday. coming up- experts break down president trump's address to congress. here's what we're tracking tonight at ten...concussions in sports is a hot topic these days...espeically in soccer where the number of cases is on the rise.tonight we expose some facts..and myths about concussions and athletes.it's important information every parent should know.that story..tonight on kron 4 news at ten. samsung has announced march twenty ninth as the unveil date of their next android galaxy "s" series smart=phone the "s=eight". kron 4's tech repo

downed tree, and wires delaware, faulk lands road closed between woods road and marilyn drive. alternate is kirkwood highway, see you in about ten minutes. >> new this morning, philadelphia police are building a time line after a man is found shot in overbrook. >> a driver got out of his mini-van and found the victim in the driveway. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo live near the scene. good morning, jan. >> reporter: rahel, jim, good morning. not only that, the driver said he was trying to make his way home when it felt like that his van was dragging something. so he pulled over into a driveway, right behind me here in overbrook. got out every his van, only to find a body underneath his vehicle. police and medics called to the scene, turns out, that victim had been shot. he was pronounced dead on the scene. you can see here this morning, a bit dark, police are still on the scene investigating exactly what happened. but most of the activity has moved on. that body was removed about a half hour ago now. the glue some discovery was made just before midnight here in the 1,00

's, some starrings of the golden age of cinema who rocked his pieces include elizabeth taylor and marilyn monroe. >> all of the jewelry was worn by different celebrities, some worn by multiple celebrities so just buying a piece of this is like buying a diamond necklace at cartier, you are owning hollywood memorabilia. >>> i'm sure, the 700 piece collection will be on sale at november at auctions in los angeles. >> yes. >> it is not like buying your typical piece from cartier. >> yeah, i know. >> that is very typical for me >> i go therefore tuesday. >> i just bought you gifts from there, i'll just return them. >> no, no, no. >> don't go that far that was scarlet o'hara, wow. >> wonder how much that will go for. i will not be able to afford that i do not think. >> we can show people. >> yeah. >> that happened yesterday. >> well, you know going back to beauty and beast i have a feeling folks will want to hit a movie theater, find something indoors. it starts to get less harsh at that point it is still really cold. lets look at this, we will back things up and take a look outside first and f

faulkland road closed between woods road and marilyn avenue, kirkwood is your best bet. old york road at butler avenue, blocked until p a.m.ment main bulk of the rush hour begins. and that is when they'll be moving on out of our way. heads up. be minds full of them. snow removal still taking place, pa turnpike westbound, through virginia drive and norristown, again, snow and ice still today, not as much of a problem, but still a problem. jim, rahel, over to you. >> thank you, some good news, the sun finally beginning to melt, philadelphia's icy sidewalks. >> but if you're wacking around cen wore bit ice from above. live in center city where there are several incident of falling ice since sunday, trang? >> good morning, jim, rahel. we had cameras out here all day yesterday, and it didn't take long for us to capture ice falling from buildings, in fact, out here in front of the lowe's hotel, police closed off the sidewalk to protect pedestrians from falling ice. >> look out, look out. >> people walking around center sit have i to worry about ice on the ground, and from abov

. >> like marlin fitzwater in the bush administration, marilyn. the reason i talk about that, amorosso. >> she is getting married, jim. the white house is the white house aid getting married next month, according to the washington post a group of powerful bipartisan friends including 5@6:30 guess, his wife, and fox5 contributor, paul warden, attended her cherry blossom theme bridal shower last will marry john newman april 8th in jacksonville, florida. >> children i blossom theme i'm told because their first date was cherry blossom festival. >> there tough. >> talk about power lunch, former first lady michelle obama actress sarah jessica parker, gale king, robin roberts metaphor power brunch at the breslin, new new york staple known for his high clientele, mate interest d told vanity fair they each ate fish and chip, and got dessert, as well. >> what, they all got the same thing? >> that's no fun. >> use different things to share it. >> women there from 11:00 until 3:00 in the afternoon, then had to kick them out. they had the 3:00 seatingment come

lex there is also a bill here in the legislature which i threatened to veto which makes marilyn a sanctuarynd prohibits the local and state law enforcement or interfering with the bill to cooperate with federal law enforcement. i am absolutely opposed to. issuing an executive order to comply with federal immigration. they say he is ready to carry out another nuclear test. kim jong own wants to with this as the trump administration says it's leaving all options for north korea on the table. joining me now is gordon chang. the expert on asia. the author of the nuclear showdown. north korea takes on the world. it appears right now that the title is very precious because it appears that north korea is attempting to take on the world. >> it's not just south korea or the us but indeed the entire international community. north korea and missiles and the nukes are taking down the world's regime. that includes 193 countries that area member of the global pack north korea is challenging it. >> now , last week the secretary of state, >> taylor son, said we will no longer follow the strategic patients.

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. >> good morning, commissioners my name is marilyn i'm a community organizer with people organizing for economic rights i was part of many local organizations that have fought for a decade we've organized to get this site for the community we have we believe that public land and community hands and some of the organizations that evolved were myself and delores and a collaborative jamestown who worked with the community and people that really support this project and we're excited to see this there is going to be a park that will hopefully open up at the end of may that is open space for the community we're working with goes to make sure we have access and one plus units of affordable housing i was part of having different events and conversation at the actual parking lot when we were envisioning what can be possible they invited the community members and parent talk about their excitement and looking forward to this being worked out built and part of engagement team that talks to people and the locations he went to john o'connor school and the mission clinic on shout out well, for c

sessions: marilyn is talking about a state law to make maryland a sanctuary state.ernment's approach -- governor is opposed, i'm glad to hear. that would be such a mistake. i plead with the state of maryland to understand that this makes them more at risk of violence and crimes, that it is not good policy, and as a former prosecutor for many years in st and federal jurisdictions, i just know the historic relationship different federal agencies have with regard to honoring detainment. .- detainers it is a fundamental principle of law enforcement that if you have a person arrested and another jurisdiction has the charge, they filed a detainer, and when you are finished with the prisoner, you send them over to the next jurisdiction for their adjudication. that is what should be done. mr. attorney general, it sounds like you are applying standards and policies that the obama administration put forward on compliance with underlying justice department rules. are you taking any additional steps? asked the president to talk about other federal funds that are not necessarily

. >>> join wusa 9 as we begin the celebration of harriet tubman and her legacy in marilyn. >> saturdaye underground railroad visitor center opens on the eastern shore and that's where this great leader was born a slave. a sneak peek on what your joy urneto the park will look like. you can also find extra content online such as an interactive map and photo gallery and extended interviews. >>> it's been called the march on ashburn. coming up, why fans of the burgundy and gold are furious tonight. >>> a rapper taking a beating on social media after telling a homeless person to do push-ups for money. how one woman reached out to this man in his time of need. >>> 150 pe because my teeth are yellow. these photos? why don't you use a whitening toothpaste? i'm afraid it's bad for my teeth. try crest 3d white. crest 3d white diamond strong toothpaste and rinse... ...gently whiten... ...and fortify weak spots. use together for 2 times stronger enamel. crest 3d white. >>> i'm going to be kidnapped. let's get back to work. >> he spoke with people threatening to k

you never know or as marilyn said it could be you. "for the record" with greta starts now. >>> two major stories breaking now. wiretapping, the heat turning up on trump. calls for him to release evidence that president obama wire toopd him. breaking right now, republican revolt, some conservatives lashing out. some calling it heartless. >>> many while the president is saying he is proud to support it. both covered tonight. >>> the question is obvious where is the evidence. the answer is a mystery. it has been three days since president trump made claim that president obama wiretapped his phones. sean spicer demanding to know the answer and what did spicer say. >> it's been a full three days since the president said that president obama had his wires tapped, phone tapped in trump tower in those days have they come up with evidence to prove that allegation. >> i addressed this yesterday, we put out a statement we have no further comment we're asking the house and intelligence committee to look into this concern and report back. >> can t

president trump's own words came back to haunt him as judges in hawaii and marilyn struck down the revised executive order citing his own rhetoric. william la jeunesse reports the president says the fight is far from over. >> i will not stop fighting for the safety of you and your families, believe me. not today, not ever. >> donald trump double down in nashville on the very reason a judge ruled against his second travel ban. >> this is a watered-down version and let me tell you something. i think we ought to go back to the first one and go all the way which is what i wanted to do in the first place. >> judge derrick watson the executive order was at the very least secondary to a religious objective of temporarily suspending the entry of muslims. most controversial about the ruling, it was not based on what's in the executive order. comments that candidate donald trump made months ago. >> is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states. >> those comments haunt of the administration not just in hawaii but maryland as well. the judge said statements of pres

like marilyn from frankfurt. >> the president's budget cuts could also eliminate funding from programs provided by the 21 century community learning center. in south jersey it provides hours of free after school le n learning and activities to about 300 students a at four locations. organizers say the work they do is important. it's too important to throw away. >> it's 100% of our students go on to high school and graduate on time. we survey the students throughout the year. all of our students have a desire to attend college. >> they are lobbying to save the funding. they have secured a grant through next year. >>> a suspected serial rapist is under arrest in delaware county. authorities say the 19-year-old attacked nine women. they say the attacks took place over three years dating back to when lee was 16. all but one happened in chester. they found out how a chance meeting with one of the suspects led to his arrest. more on this story at 4:30. >>> a controversial special election in north philadelphia is working allegations of fraud and voter intimidation. republican leaders announc

but this idea that marilyn saying they want to be a sanctuary state four days later after this horrificncident after two young men, not children like the fortino victim is, from very violent countries like guatemala and el salvador, where they have a very serious ms-13 gang problem, been put in our system using public school resources and enrolled as freshmen in order to learn english as adults is absurd, ridiculous, and a public risk, as we have seen. they should have never been in the country. the local authorities, who refused to participate with i.c.e. to make sure the retainer was held on them, i.c.e. letting them go in the first place under obama's catch and release program, all of that has to change. if you look at the comments that were made by the parents who attended the superintendent meeting on tuesday night, a number of them saying, look, we're happy to take our kids out of the schools because we feel like they are unsafe. the idea that we have illegal alien young men using our public school system from very violent countries where they have no fighting on their criminal hi

a high-profile meeting with one of the accused defended by one of marilyn's top-rated trial attorneysly to further inflame tensions in this already divided county. >> if they do, in fact, somehow prevail in their claims that he did not, in fact, commit rape, then they need to make sure the hand this guy over to i.c.e. and he is deported. >> the rape have already started the political battle, blaming obama administrations, "lacks immigration policies" for the rape. that while the political battle in maryland. they say it morales is the bill's sponsor preaching is facing heat >> when our law enforcement arrest somebody, their hands will be completely defied as far as working with i.c.e., even if these people are terrorists, gang members, no matter what they are, this has no exception exceptions, local law enforcement cannot work with i.c.e. >> this is a crime, this is a rape, and nothing in this bill would preclude law enforcement and montgomery county to prosecute this crime to the fullest extent of the law. >> he has not been charged with statutory rate, while he was 18 years old and

. >> marilyn adams says she has seen the health of her community improve, since obamacare. >> we are people that did not come before with chronic decea diseases that felt like they didn't have access. >> 63-year-old paula murphy never had insurance until obamacare helped her get medicaid. >> what sort of ailments do you have right now. >> high blood pressure, diabetes, a torn cuff and a bad knee. >> 28 years ago she broke her back, it took her a decade to pay off the debt. her message to donald trump, follow through on your promise to make health care better. >> all i know is at the moment i'm gravely concerned. if he can do what he says he can do, i may be okay with it. >>> now, one other thing to keep in mind, the health care industry is so big here in kentucky that the kentucky policy institute did a study that if the aca itself went to weigh, that -- went away, that means 3,000 jobs would be affected. just something else to consider when they consider the future of obamacare. >> miguel, thank you very much, now republican congressman jim jordan, the chairman of the caucus that op

because you had these great female writers like ann beatts and marilyn miller and rosie shuster, buto do sketches written by women. >> i like sirloin steak, i like american food. don't push me, i mean it! >> john used to regularly ask for the women to be fired on the show, because chicks just weren't funny. >> awful! awful! couldn't be worse! >> really enough to make you want to puke your guts out. >> it was an uphill battle. lorne used to come around to me and rosy and say, so what have you got for the girls? we felt an obligation to cover them since the men didn't write that much for them. [ laughing ] >> but, seriously. >> they started to write more for gilda, because gilda was very outgoing. and you know, she was more of a proven laugh getter. >> no! >> when i saw gilda radner, my mind was blown. she was really magnetic. she committed it to so hard and she wasn't afraid to not be dainty with her character work. >> what is that bewitching scent you're wearing? >> vicks vaporub. >> there was never a moment when you thought, wait a second, these women don't deserve to be there. >> w

you never know or as marilyn said it could be you.with greta starts now. >>> two major stories breaking now. wiretapping, the heat turning up on trump. calls for him to release evidence that president obama wire toopd him. breaking right now, republican revolt, some conservatives lashing out. some calling it heartless. >>> many while the president is saying he is proud to support it. both covered tonight. >>> the

marilyn republicans governor condemn the county where rockville is located. >> montgomery county is actingnctuary county, and they are not cooperating with federal authorities. that is a big part of the problem. >> eric: joining us now with reaction, steve cortes, and from baltimore, keith haynes, a democratic member of the maryland house of democrats who cosponsored this sanctuary bill. just days after this atrocious, atrocious rape case, you voted to turn maryland into a sanctuary state. why? >> well, let me first of all say that the state of maryland has been progressive when it comes to issues of immigration in this area. and what we thought to do was to put forward this legislation called the trust act to basically restore community trust, trust between the community and law enforcement as we see things happening on the federal level. >> eric: but this case, this rape case, just days prior comes up, when you're debating whether or not this is a good idea? >> let me just emphasize thats this was an issue that did come up. but when you look at the incident that happened in montgomery co

nos contÓ la mamÁ de marilyn por las cuales se sentÍa orgullosa de su hija, es bueno tomar un tiempoestudiantes de bajos recursos que abre el camino al mundo de la tecnologÍa. karla: el doctor juan rivera te dice cÓmo debes reaccionar si alguien se desmaya. orlando, ven, te ha pasado que se desmaya a tu lado? orlando: si pero de la risa. mÁs adelante les quiero contar que fue la inauguraciÓn de un restaurante espaÑol enrique iglesias y estuvieron muchos famosos. tambiÉn acompaÑamos a los puertorriqueÑos que le ganaron la semifinal a holanda, estaban reinas de belleza, juliÁn gil y tambiÉn estuvo el conductor de "cÓdigo segura" o sea yo! [rÍen] ya volvemos con "despierta amÉrica". ana: mira "despierta amÉrica" gracias por hacer mi nueva french toast tan auténtica, que jurarían que es de un restaurante exclusivo es 100% real. como mi deporte favorito: la lucha libre. ehhh...bueno, sobre la lucha libre. no es de verdad. ¿qué? mentiras! son sólo...mentiras! ¿por qué no me dijiste? perdón jack, creí que sabías. prueba mi nuevo grilled french toast plate con miel de maple y tocino ahumado.

stockman, jody powell, lawrence mead, william niskanen, richard neustadt, father theodore hesburgh, marilyn fergeson and cheryl russell. if my memory serves me properly, they're all over the lot politically. did you do that on purpose? william: oh, yes. that's just the way this book is turning out. we could have added quotes by newt gingrich and pat schroeder saying essentially the same thing. al gore is sending this book to every member of congress, he believes in it so much. we're finding that it doesn't matter whether you're democrat or republican, liberal or conservative, there's plenty in here that will please you and some things that will displease you. our purpose is not to advance any political agenda, but to get people to think more seriously about themselves and how they fit into the long story of america -- past, present and future. brian: one of the first effects you had on me was i noticed that in the first pages you kept mentioning homer. i remember reading homes years and years ago, so i went out and got a copy. one of the most interesting things i found is that it says on th

story with the president's revised travel ban hanging in the balance, federal judges in hawaii and marilynled against the man and many come you see here, judge james robards of washington state has yet to rule after hearing arguments from immigrants. of course, the white house could appeal those rulings. jonathan hunt is live for us in los angeles. what are the next steps? >> the ball is very much in the court of president trump right now in every sense if you like. the white house have not told us specifically what their next step will be, but they have made us very clear that they are going to appeal both of these rulings from the courts in hawaii and maryland. listen here to sean spicer, the white house spokesperson. >> the danger is real, and the law is real. the president was elected to change our broken immigration system and he will continue to exercise his constitutional authority and presidential responsibility to protect our nation. >> the question is which venue the trump administration chooses to do that in? in terms of the hawaii ruling, they could appeal to the ninth circuit

marilyn, good morning. caller: of course it's a right. it's always been a right in every society, civilized or not so civilized. the ain gent egyptians fixed the bones of their slaves when they were hurt in an accident. there's evidence of that. if you're a native american indian before there were any white people here, you got to go to the medicine man. in the cave days, it would be a medicine woman or a medicine -- people have always had a right to go to somebody when they were sick, and you say you have a right to trash collection, do you have a right to clean water? i mean, you can say you don't have a right to trash llection, but there would be they'll pay if there were no trash or garbage collection, and if the water wasn't dependablely clean. it's just a stupid argument to say you don't have a right to healthcare. of course you do. i'm talking about -- people have always had to deal with sickness. 2349 old days it was contagious deals. people were nearly crazy trying to how to stop the plague, thousand stop all the contagious disea

and marilyn, worsen charles county, smeco reporting nearly 8000 without power. 2500 in st. mary's county. east of 95, a lot icing on the trees and power lines. outages in prince george's county and fewer than 100 in calvert. in virginia, dominion power reporting several thousand outages. almost all south of here in king george county. that is the autria: let's get another check of the forecast. fromica: all the colors white to pink to green to yellow and red. the yellow and red, the actual rain and some freezing rain coming down fairly hard, pretty icy conditions in eastern maryland. towardsd baltimore, d.c. and mainly snow from frederick county in maryland to frederick county, virginia. like snow in western maryland. -- light snow in western maryland. eight inches in frederick, maryland. that area has gotten the most snow. it has been about the ice lately . we had a switchover hours ago with the sleet and freezing rain which has led to a quarter inch of ice on top of the snow. secondary roads, icy conditions for several hours before we warm up. national zoo with a trace of

representatives for the constituency and the puc capital improvement plan in our district 9 seat marilyn'srom the mission economic development agency and district 10 seat founder of the social group for the board of supervisors president from the ecology and for the mayors statewide seat ms. mark farrell the cac thanks the long term members for the contributions for the cac kelly from be district 7 and to mark harlan from sfusd for the seat i'm currently working with jeff sheehy and the mayor's office to produce the vacant seats and introduce a couple of my cac members here for the first time our secretary and chair please get up >> okay. and owen that served as the small business seat we gave you a copy of the survey and timed to go over a couple of items we wanted to talk about the cac members on how they feel about the cac member as as far as prepared and empowered 79 percent of the cac members feel empowered to hold people account and 14 person newly and 7 disagree one of the quotes of the members when i first came to the cac i didn't feel like i'm in my comfort zone but the cac people

i'm marilyn i live on ferry streets jeff showed us an overview here's a much larger area none of those buildings have roof deck they're not part of character of this working-class neighborhood small homes on small lots the roof deck on the proposed homes should be removed because the existing character of the neighborhood but because of privacy brought on by such decks and consistently called for the removal the planner can tell you you can only remove the fourth deck because that provides the open space this is not true because there are other options every other house in the neighborhood meetings needs the feasible open space the reason the projects backyard didn't meet the urgeable backyard space that is two small and automatically shaped the zoning administrator interpretation allowed the project to have a triangular yard that applies to the rear yard and not open space the suspecting requirement makes the minimum requirement of open space that can't be met with a tiny triangular rear yard while the staffs solutions to put the required open space on the roof deck it is completely o

they didn't stop to see if he's ok.i also asked jack and marilyn if there was anything they would likee car.sotplease slow down. it's not worth hitting someone.sotturn yourself in.in san francisco, charles clifford kron 4 news. this morning we are learning more information about the victims of the plane crash in southern california. three people died in that plane headed to san jose. we now know the name of one of the victims. 22 year old adine farelas was killed. her mother silvia survived the crash. investigators are still trying to figure out exactly what went wrong. one of the things they will be looking at is the record of the pilot. necessary. a a preliminary report from the n-t-s-b could be released next week. coming up on the kron four morning news... we now have an update on kevin durant's injury and how soon he could return. plus today's the day the 49ers find out if they can get kirk cousins, but are they willing to pay the price. and the n-f-l player who runs really fast could get their own island. the world according to gary is in just a few minutes. and... the c-e-o of ub

marilyn. mary monroe! chef:! igualita. 2 gotas de agua. deberÍas ir a hollywood.ia, (nueva) de garnier whole blends: la línea iluminadora. consiente con hidratación para un brillo luminoso, naturalmente hermoso. garnier whole blends argan & camellia oils. busca los blends en walmart. con un nuevo creamer de leche de almendra deliciosamente cremoso. echo con almendras reales y vainilla de madagascar, lo natural se vuelve delicioso. nuevos creamers natural bliss de leche de almendra. stir things up. satcha: califican de heroica la reacciÓn de un residente de florida que disparÓ contra un sospechoso para salvar a un policÍa. imÁgenes captadas por un celular muestran como la de sor golpea aÚn a gente en el suelo mientras lo movilizan el suelo. un testigo le ordena una y otra vez que se detenga. finalmente, el propio oficial le pide que abra fuego al temor de que el sujeto le arrebata el arma. campesino de una regiÓn colombiana se mostraron sorprendidos, luego de que un objeto extraÑo cayÓ del cielo. el suceso parecÍa sacado de una pelÍcula de ciencia-ficciÓn. quÉ fue

ana patricia: sÍ, se nos levantÓ la falda como marilyn monroe.an mal, y tuvieron una buena victoria sobre los camoteros. y tambiÉn muchos estÁn a favor del muro, pero hay estadounidenses que se atreven a cruzar la frontera para hacer una vida en mÉxico, y estÁn orgullosos de los mexicanos y los latinos. hoy vamos a hablar con ellos, a ver quÉ opinan. lourdes: y al regresar, en "la verdadera historia de luis miguel", en exclusiva, usted no se puede perder quÉ ha sido del paradero de sergio, el hermano menor del sol de mÉxico. ana patricia: y nos gustan las historias de superaciÓn. mÁs adelante conoceremos a la joven hispana que pasÓ de vivir en la mÁxima pobreza, a convertirse en la modelo de las pasarelas mÁs importantes. me gusta! ♪ alan: dale, papÁ! empezando el lunes, asÍ clavadito! ernesto: hasta de portero le hago! muy buenos dÍas, alan. amigos de "despierta amÉrica", un enorme placer estar con ustedes. alan: muchas lesiones este fin de semana. ernesto: jornada roja en nuestro fÚtbol mexicano. lo de renato ibarra le hace perderse el clausura

. >> tambiÉn por su parte kendall jenner se transformÓ en marilyn monroe, en este video, ella sÍ es lindas ustedes, pero tambiÉn les quiero presentar a la doble de selena gÓmez, miren quÉ exactitud parecen hermosas gemelas tiene alborotado a instagram por ser toda una mamacita, quien creen que luce mejor, selena o su doble, opinen a travÉs de @ "un nuevo dÍa" >> pero vamos a ver lo que estÁ pegado en redes sociales ♪ ♪ miren nada mÁs, bueno amigos ya es Época que los adolescentes piden la mano para ir al baile de graduaciÓn y miren que original quedÓ esta propuesta, bueno Él es jonathan estrada y su propuesta como lo pudimos ver fue a caballo y lo ha convertido en viral ella le dijo que sÍ, y bueno adelantaron unos cuÁntos pasos por ahÍ, quÉ emociÓn verdad, no es por nada pero le quedÓ de lujo y por ahÍ dicen que seÑores en quÉ lÍo se ha metido este chico eso es un comentario machista que escuchÉ por ahÍ, pero con esto vamos a una pausa, enseguida amigos james rodrÍguez dejara el real madrid? bueno al parecer lo estÁn enamorando para ir a jugar a inglaterra. >> mÁs adelante josÉ jose denu