mónica: no tomó demasiado convencerlo. cuando tú tienes tanto dinero y tienes una población de millón y medio de habitantes, no quieres desangrar tu propio país. mónica: ¿ustedes se sentían que eran un poco carne de cañón? ¿que los ponían en el frente de batalla? mauricio: nadie invierte dinero para tener un ejército de colección. mónica: Él dice que con los años, el experimento inicial se convirtió en un gran proyecto a siete años. mauricio: se llevan lo mejor de lo mejor del ejército colombiano. mónica: dice saber cuánto paga el gobierno de emiratos por cada mercenario a la empresa intermediaria. mauricio: pagan entre 15.000 y 20.000 dólares por hombre. el sueldo del más bajo al más alto está en promedio entre 1.500 dólares a 6.000, 7.000 dólares. nos pagan un bono anual. mónica: con este incentivo muchos han dejado las selvas colombianas para ir al desierto árabe. han cambiado una guerra propia por una ajena. en este video exclusivo obtenido por "aquí y ahora" se ve por primera vez a los soldados colombianos que trabaja

mÓnica nos muestra en entrenamiento y desempeÑo de un grupo de mercenarios. ♪ ♪ ♪ mÓnica: las palabrashar por un paÍs que no es el tuyo o defender colores de manera que no son el tuyo. mÓnica: al teniente calvo no le gusta no le molesta que se refieran-- calvo no le molesta que se refieren a Él como mercenario. >> es claro, utilizando mis tÁcticas del ejÉrcito colombiano nos vendemos a otro paÍs en forma de servicio. mÓnica: Él certifica y generaliza conceptos. >> eso es lo que somos todos los seres humanos, mercenarios. mÓnica: en esta prÁctica, Él ve un paraderoaa su profesiÓn.-- un paralelo a su profesiÓn.. >> yo no sabÍa si nos íbamos a ir bien, quiÉnes éramos. las instalaciones o el combate. todo el mundo va con venda en los ojos. mÓnica: la practicada coincidiÓ conel dÍa del padre. Él es huérfano de padre. fue visitar al excomandante del ejercito colombiano. [audio muy bajo] mÓnica: a los 32 aÑos, muchos lo consideraban como un elemento mejor preparado en las fuerzas especiales colombianas. en 2006, siguiÓ entrenamiento en estados unidos. en colombia, participÓ de la operación co

>> i'm monica malpass. on "inside story," a key win for philadelphia on the controversial sanctuary-cities issue. but will it last? let's get the inside story. ♪♪ good morning, and welcome to "inside story." let's meet our insiders this week, and they are ajay raju attorney. thank you for being here. we appreciate that. dom giordano, radio talk-show host. >> thanks, monica. >> jim eisenhower, attorney. >> good morning, monica. >> welcome back, sir. thank you. and christine flowers, journalist and attorney. always good so, last week a key ruling. fe did rule for philadelphia versus uncle sam, saying -- he had to weigh, of course, the enforcement of immigration policies versus safety of not just philadelphia, but it would have reverberations throughout the country of big cities in our country. and decided that there was no imminent danger, based on what the police commissioner told him and said the sanctuary-cities policy can stand -- in fact, because the federal government he said, cannot withhold funding as

monica. >> thank you cecily. keep up changes in this weekend's windy chilly forecast including realtime views from storm tracker6 by visiting 6abc.com/weather or downloading the free 6abc app. >> time now for a check of our "action news" traffic report friday night. >> all right, let's take you to matt pelman in the "action news" traffic center to see what's rolling out there. hey, matt. >> happy friday, rick and monica. get ready for some red as you head home check out the travel times. speeds we are in the red across-the-board. 42 minutes on the northbound side of 95 and it all started with this, a crash northbound here by bridge street that's now off to the side. you can see it there. but for awhile it was blocking three of the four lanes. that northbound travel time is three times what it should be although 42 minutes is a lot better than the hour and 20 minutes we saw earlier on. so, we are improving but it's still a really slow go on 95 northbound that spills back onto the vine street expressway. solid line

they're working with monica and attorneys to resolve the concerns.oncerned because in the state of maryland, beauticians are not required to have a license to provide eyelash extensions. >> there should be a warning or could lead to some kind of danger. >> reporter: monica hopes to settle her claim. in crosston, maryland, shomari stone, news 4. >>> downtown silver spring is getting into the holiday spirit. it's having a holiday tree lighting event from 6:00 to 9:00 tonight. the true has a unique twist. it is powered by bicycles, believe it or not. it is the good energy tree. visitors have to pedal bikes at the tree space to light it up. the bicycles will also provide power to usb ports. feel free to tweet pictures all you want and recharge your phone. the bicycles will go to local families in need. >> great idea. >> yeah. >>> check this out. >> i mean, it is november 11th. november 11th! >> i know. >> not that time yet. not even turkey yet. >> come on. >> it's the new world. as you said >> new meaning to early. >> right? >> 75-foot tall norway spruce

. >> hi, monica. we should see the return of sunshine tomorrow and temperatures will finally climb out of the 40's. we have been in a stretch since friday of daytime highs stuck in the 40's, the warmest day was yesterday but still that's 10 degrees below the average high for this time of the year. now, double scan live showing the area of rain that moved through this morning generally about a quarter to a half inch, that's well up to the north and east over new england but we still have a lot of low level moisture, low clouds, the misting out there and visibilities show that some areas are dealing with some fog. millville and dover, visibility 2 miles, wildwood 1.3. philadelphia is not bad, but 5-mile visibility its still pretty damp out there. the highest visibilities are north of philadelphia. so, this is what to expect tonight. it will be raw damp and chilly, not a very enjoyable monday night. some areas of fog especially early this evening, pockets of mist and drizzle and then the overnight lows g

hi, john. >> reporter: hi, monica. well, it was cold and miserable out here today in center city, i'll say that. just how miserable depended on where you stood literally. if you were on the sunny side of the street not too bad. if you were on the windy shady side of the street not too good. >> just blustery and cold and my lips are frozen . >> [laughter] >> raining. >> reporter:. >> reporter: whether it seems is in the eye of the beholder. some at the art museum steps staying warm doing their rocky run. folks in the sun and sheltered from the wind it wasn't too bad today. this couple enjoying playing a game of oversize chess near the free public library. >> the temperatures doesn't make a difference to you. >> i don't know, i'm okay. yeah, i like the sun. >> reporter: but step into the shade and add in the brisk flag snapping wind and conditions could go downhill fast. >> it feels like going down a wind tunnel down this parkway here. so, i wish i wore a bigger jacket and my gloves. >> reporter: it was along that wind t

rick and monica, back to you. >> all right.nk you ali. >> a portion of the aids memorial quilt is on display in the spring garden section to honor a local employee. the 12 by 12-foot block is is the philadelphia corporation for the aging at 642 north broad street. beautiful. communications director allen died from aids in 1992. a panel of him was created by his twin brother daniel. jardiance is the only type 2 diabetes pill proven to both significantly reduce the chance of dying from a cardiovascular event in adults who have type 2 diabetes and heart disease... ...and lower your a1c. wow. jardiance can cause serious side effects including dehydration. this may cause you to feel dizzy, faint, or lightheaded, or weak upon standing. ketoacidosis is a serious side effect that may be fatal. symptoms include nausea, vomiting, stomach pain, tiredness, and trouble breathing. stop taking jardiance and call your doctor right away if you have symptoms of ketoacidosis or an allergic reaction. symptoms of an allergic reaction include rash,

quiero que conozcan a mÓnica.hermosa. con esas cualidades se corono como la reina. mÓnica: no escuchÉ cuando dijeron mi nombre porque estaba comiendo. [risas] no podÍa creerquÉ habÍa ganado. paola: desafortunadamente, en tu Último aÑo de escuela recibieron una noticia devastadora. mÓnica: asÍ es. en ese tiempo mi madre fue diagnosticada con cÁncer. ya estaba en su Última etapa. fueron muy duras las cosas. comenzando en ese momento que era mi 10 paola: un escape que casi llegaba a su fin. teniendo en cuenta sobre la importancia de no revelar su estatus migratorio. mÓnica: ese fue uno de los tiempos mÁs bajos donde en realidad me encontraba mÁs deprimida. yo me habÍa esforzado tanto en la escuela. me gustaba todo lo que hacÍa. al saber que todo en lo que yo habÍa hecho como que iba a quedar en la nada. que no iba a poder ir a la universidad. no me iba a poder convertir en una doctora que era mi sueÑo. paola: sin embargo, los milagros se ocurren. apareciÓ un Ángel en tu vida. mÓnica: mi maestra me preguntó en quÉ uni

>> reporter: well, monica, unfortunately not too much.they have very limited information on this and at this point with no witnesses and no suspect, they have a lot of work to do. what happened to 21-year-old kierra johnson stands as a mystery. what philadelphia police are trying to figure out, how a 21-year-old art student with no prior record and a bright future is murdered strangled in cobbs creek. according to detectives they have a lot of work to do collecting every piece of evidence they can from the creek to piecing together what led up to her final moments. >> so, right now we're working on tracking down her movements and isolating who she was last with. >> reporter: that will include work like digging into her social accounts. >> we always look at the social media. it gives you clues. >> reporter: determining whether she was killed in the creek or somewhere else and put there. >> we don't know that. at this point doesn't appear that the body was there long. >> reporter: johnson was first reported missing thursday evening by her m

president, monica lewinsky's life has been changed forever.anged forever. i wonder how you feel about that and what, if anything, you'd like to say to monica lewinsky at this minute. >> that's good. [ laughter ] that's good, but at this minute, i'm going to stick with my position and not comment. >> bill clinton is a fighter. but ultimately, there's a famous dress that has dna evidence. >> at this point, we believe that fbi technicians do know whether there was a substance on that dress. >> it becomes clear he wasn't always telling the truth. >> over the years, there have been dramatic late night speeches from the white house. national tragedies and national triumphs. but nothing like the speech that we're about to hear from there tonight. >> indeed i did have a relationship with miss lewinsky that was not appropriate. in fact, it was wrong. it constituted a critical lapse in judgment and a personal failure on my part for which i am solely and completely responsible. i misled people. including even my wife. i deeply regret that. >> that's wher

dot com but i do stay with the news and for monica is. united against climate change. big challenges for the twenty third u.n. climate conference in bonn. our nations working to meet their paris agreement targets cop twenty three this week on e.w. news. it's all about the moments that right before. it's all about the still lives inside. it's all about joy chance to discover the world from different perspectives. join us and be inspired by distinctive instagram or others at g.w. stories new topics each week on instagram. at. it can run on battery for eight hundred kilometers but it doesn't have a price tag yet tesla c o e long mask on they'll his company's first electric truck and he throws in a surprise you sports car. also coming up with thousands of jobs set to go and greasy men's employee least take to the streets in germany. well not once but twice tesla c.e.o. ilan muscat postponed to the presentation of his electric big truck but last night was finally the night he unveiled to the long awaited vehicle in california designed to challenge the climate damaging gas g

i'm monica malpass. have a good night. >> good night.erseyans turning against steve sweeney? it's because sweeney's been exposed as a double dipping pension padder. caught spending campaign money on lavish dinners and fine cigars for his pals. investigated for being a lobbyist and a senator at the same time. sweeney voted to raise taxes 145 times while our economy continues to struggle. south jersey is a mess, and it's time to take out the trash. on november 7th, make a change. dump sweeney. >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program with ducis rodgers, meteorologist cecily tynan and jim gardner. >> ♪ >> it is monday night and the big story on "action news" tonight is new evolving information about the texas church shooting and the gunman. authorities say devon patrick kelley's grandmother in law was shot and killed inside the church. officials say kelley had been involved in a domestic dispute with his former wife. they were divorced in 2012. 26 people were killed yesterday morning in sutherland springs, texas. 20 wer

the dealer allegedly monica snee. and they watched her at locations throughout the county but especially here at the high school. they saw her making deals on school prompt. yesterday they moved in. >> there was 170 bundles of heroin. there was over 300 oxycodone bills and several trips of soboxone and empty baggies for putting the product in. with almost $3,000 of cash. nancy: the sheriff says it just adds up to a dealer. brad: this is a picture of all the staff. we are still working the story and we'll be back at 5:00 with more. nancy: thank you. volunteer firefighters are under investigation after charges. this was allegedly record and shared on snapchat. tom roussey with the latest on the case. tom: strasburg, virginia, is a small town. less than 7,000 people live here. within the town limits there is only one fire station. so the accusations have shocked a lot of people. >> i had a concerned citizen approach me and say they had heard activity was taking place. >> that was april. soon after the family of the alleg

monica hoffa, 32. 20-year-old anthony naiboa. 60-year-old ronald felton.ll seemingly unconnected members of this community shot and killed in a series of murders that confounded authorities. yesterday, 24-year-old howell donaldson iii, a former st. john's university student, was brought in for questioning, picked up outside of this mcdonald's where he worked after police received a tip from a co-worker. >> he told my boss to hold his book bag for him. he said, don't go in the book bag, whatever you do. she went in the book bag, she found a gun. after finding the gun she called police. >> reporter: this gun police say was the missing link leading them to donaldson. >> that firearm was used in all four murders. as our investigation continued into the early hours of this morning, we were then able to gather the probable cause and charge howell donaldson with four counts of first-degree murder. >> reporter: police say donaldson admitted to owning the weapon which authorities say was bought legally, but has not confessed to the killings. >> he was cooperative.

business reporter monica miller. uber has been sued for over 7 billion us dollars for the massive data breach we told you about yesterday. the breach exposed the names, email addresses and phone numbers of it in million customers and drivers around the world. this occurred over one year ago but is only now being made public. well, candy giant mars needs little introduction. its stable of treats including m&ms, slippers and maltesers can be found in many households. —— snickers. mars is the world's biggest chocolate maker, making about $35 billion a year. that has been slowing as health—conscious consumers in the developed world, which makes up two thirds of the market, begin shunning sugar and other processed foods. but the number of those with a sweet tooth in asia is expanding. nearly half of chocolate sales in china from the mild selection. as the regional boss of mars wrigley confectionery told me earlier. our opportunity in asia is phenomenal. we have a rising middle class. berrer going to be more middle—class c

rick and monica, back over to you. >> all right, matt, thanks again. >> thank you.n news" tonight, the man accused in a violent case of road rage in florida explains what led to a dozen shots being fired. >> also if you know someone who is planning to join the u.s. navy you might want to consider new running shoes for that person. we'll tell you why. >> and meteorologist adam joseph tracking the latest in our "action news" weather center. hi, adam. >> a good week to do any outdoor walking running, anything outside the entire week temperatures running above normal and also clear skies. in fact a good night to take a walk around city hall here as we take a live look now at the official city christmas tree there outside city hall on north broad street. we'll talk about those temperatures because they're way above average guys in that seven day in a little bit. >> very nice. >> thank you adam. ducis rodgers and ron jaworski talk all things eagles after that big win in against the bears yesterday. >> we love it. >> we'll be right back. >> ♪ in running a small business is

for the entire "action news" team i'm monica malpass.at weekend. >> good night. why are south jerseyans turning against steve sweeney? it's because sweeney's been exposed as a double dipping pension padder. caught spending campaign money on lavish dinners and fine cigars for his pals. investigated for being a lobbyist and a senator at the same time. sweeney voted to raise taxes 145 times while our economy continues to struggle. south jersey is a mess, and it's time to take out the trash. on november 7th, make a change. dump sweeney. >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program with ducis rodgers, meteorologist cecily tynan and jim gardner. >> ♪ >> friday night. a woman's body is discovered in cobbs creek park. >>> police temporarily shut down an urgent care facility in willow grove. >>> the big story on "action news" tonight the decision to move the statue of former mayor frank rizzo. philadelphia, the city, has been considering responses from citizens after a call for philadelphians to contribute their ideas about this

mÓnica: gente muy positiva y otra muy negativa.o y repitiendo cada vez mÁs. lo importante aquÍ es denunciar, sacarlo telÉfono. y tambiÉn informarse cuÁles son los derechos, quÉ cosas podemos hacer y cuÁles no nos pueden hacer. carolina: un guardia de seguridad no tiene permiso para pedirle los documentos. tampoco puede detenerlo, ni obligar que le muestre su bolso o su cartera, a menos que sea de forma volunataria. estÁn preocupados los padres de familia por los tiempos que pasan sus hijos en las redes sociales, vÍnculo entre aumento en las tasas de suicidios en los adolescentes y el tiempo que pasan en las redes sociales. javier: aumentaron entre el 2010 y 2015, despuÉs de haber disminuido por casi dos dÉcadas, atribuidos a las publicaciones que estÁn mostrando supuestas vidas perfectas. carolina: hablÁbamos de eso, javy, todos ponemos la mejor cara en internet y bueno cuando alguien mÁs revisa las fotografÍas puede pensar la vida de los demÁs es perfecta y la mÍa no. y es por eso que entran en la depresiÓn. javier: lo importante

monica. >>> minnesota senator al franken has made another apology over accusations of sexual misconduct >> as john couldn'tier said he will step down as the top distraught on the judiciary committee because of allegations of sexual harassment. molly hen berg has more. >> reporter: democratic senator al franken says he'll be back to work tomorrow. this has ben embarrassing and a quote, shock to him. that women have accused him of groping them. >> first of all, i just want to say this whole thing has been, you know, embarrassing and, you know, and it's been difficult. this is what i'm doing. i'm taking responsibility, i apologized to the women who have felt disrespected. and to everyone i've let down. >> franken said he will cooperate with an ethics investigation but will not step dune. in house, michigan democratic congressman john conniers said he will be stepping down as the top democratic on the house judiciary committee as the house ethics investigates claims had members sexually harassed them. he said i very much look forward to vine indicating myself and family before the house com

monica and that's because u.k. international development secretary pretty to tell as resigned it's the second high profile departure from prime minister teresa mayes cabinet in just a week to tell admitted to holding at least twelve on authorized meetings with israeli politicians including prime minister benjamin netanyahu during what was supposed to be a vacation in israel tell has apologized for her actions but this is yet another major blow for teresa mayes government which is facing several crises including sexual harassment allegations and a stalled brags that. are there i asked our london correspondent there good mass how important pretty patel was to teresa mayes government. well it's in every cabinet it's like a balance so you're trying to balance men and women she was a woman she was also the only woman in the cabinet of ethnic minority also she was a bricks a tear she is a bricks a tear and pretty much on the right of the conservative party and as such of course it is feared and possibly also the reason w

. >> monica tells me her vision is blurry after a trip to a salon to get eye lash extension. >> i was afraid i was going to lose my sight. r nails and spa in maryland six months ago. >> i just started a new job, i was treating myself. >> she tells me the beautician painfully damaged her eyes and didn't have an emergency kit to treat her. >> when she took the tape off and the edges of my eye larges were glued shut. >> reporter: she said she had to use her fingers to force her eyes open. she drove to the hospital and the doctor treated her. an attorney representing the salon says he's reviewing the case and won't commentism in an e-mail to monica, the salon insurance carrier offered her 9 $89 /*.94 for out of pocket. >> there should be system kind of loyalty to the clients that this could lead to some kind of dangerer. >> reporter: man ko zsh monica hopes to settle her claims. >>> if you're up early look to the sky you might see a rocket launch in virginia. a capsule is headed to the international space station that would hold 74 pound of cargo. the launch is schedule ld for 7:37 a.m. i

absolutely thank you so much monica we're going to have a quick check now of some other stories that are making news around the world because catalonia former parliament president had a may fourth adele has been sent to jail a spanish judge set her bail at one hundred and fifty thousand euros she is expected to pay the bell and to be released by friday she together with other former catalan officials is charged with sedition and rebellion following the catalan independence referendum in october. more than five hundred asylum seekers remain stranded in a decommissioned australian migrant camp in papua new guinea the camp has been cut off from power food and water that was officially declared closed on october thirty first but most of the camp residents have refused to revoke a fifty fifty concerns and threats from local residents. in the middle east tension between saudi arabia and iran is roiling the region and president among us has paid a surprise visit to riyadh on friday he said that he wanted to speak with crown prince mohammed. been samana about the saudi led war in yemen and i

next, we got former white house intern monica lewinsky.ill clinton infamously lied about having a sexual relationship with lewinsky. remember this? >> i want you to listen to me, i'm going to this again. i did not have sexual relations with that woman, miss lewinsky. >> indeed i did have a relationship with miss lewinsky that was not appropriate. in fact, it was wrong. >> sean: just like the other accusers, hillary had a less than flattering nickname for monica lewinsky. according to a journal entry that was made public, hillary's friend diane blair described hillary's reaction to the lewinsky scandal as "she says to his credit that he tried to break it off, tried to pull away, try to manage someone who was clearly a narcissistic looney tunes, but it was beyond control." in an interview with diane sawyer in 2013, hillary clinton wasn't given a chance to deny that she ever said that about monica lewinsky and clinton, interestingly, decided to decline a comment. watch this. okay, sorry, it didn't show up. next is kathleen. i've interviewed h

this morning monica in fact we're talking about another shake up for tourism is government u.k. international development secretary pretty to tell has resigned it is the second high profile departure from prime minister teresa mayes cabinet in just a week but tell admitted to holding at least twelve on authorized to view things with israeli politicians including prime minister benjamin netanyahu during what was supposed to be a vacation in israel a tell has apologized for her actions but this is yet another blow for teresa mayes government which is facing several crises including sexual harassment allegations and i stalled or exit in london we are now joined by do mass to put all of the moving and the shaking into perspective for us so bear get how important was patel to the government and to the prime minister to resign. well the cabinet is always a fine balance of people and for pretty patel was a woman she's also from ethnic minority the only woman from an ethnic minority on the cabinet so far and also very important she is a brick city a a very somebody very very committed t

you know what a rally of the neck out was just checking the chart monica and pretty much since june we have seen the nikkei going up and going up when you talk to investors here at the trading for asking what is behind this they're basically telling me reasons on the one hand we are getting very strong economical dardar from the united states that has been really helpful helping shares that many of the stock exchanges around asia and also it seems that investors in japan are really optimistic that this boost of the economy is really going to continue and when you talk about today's trading day we've got very strong quarterly in numbers from a very big steel company in japan japan steelworks came out with numbers their share shares have been going up by seventeen point five percent a similar picture this morning also for example in australia where also their shares have been a record since two thousand and eight and also we're expecting a similar situation here today happening at the ranch up in next stocks all right then of course i mean we've heard that there is a growing tension betw

no more people responsible for ruining monica lewenski's wife than hillary clinton. these fake feminists defended hillary clinton and now that she is off the stage oh i can unburden myself.ts no kidding, she is guilty. >> i don't think they are fake feminists, tucker, i think they were come part compartmentalizing their feelings on a lot of things. i know a lot of women who do not like bill clinton to this day and are very critical of bill clinton because of the monica b lewenski scandal and other things brought up against them and these are liberal women. >>chris, i hope we have closed the book on the clintons. >> i think we have. thanks, man. >> tucker: hillary clinton is still questioning the legitimacy of her defeat last year. remember when she accused trump of not accepting his loss. she said you are going tof lose and not accept it she lost and not accepting it amazingly. in an interview with mother jones magazine clinton repeated her claim that the russians robbed her of the presidency. watch. >> what impact do you think russian interference had on the electio

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have the body of 32-year-old monica is found down the street and around the corner from where mitchell was killed. >> monica's uncle, devastated. >> her interest was everything, the deaf community, she loves everybody. we don't want monica to be forgotten but we don't want everybody to forget there are two other families just as bad. >> following the death, a third murder. that of anthony. >> it was really close. just five minutes later, the paramedics came. >> he was a recent high school graduate who had autism. he was killed on his way home from work. his family, heart broken. >> it is a shame that i won't be able to see him no more, talk to him no more. >> then this morning fourth victim, ronald felton who was on his way to feed the homeless. >> i love him. he'll be in my heart. >> police point to each victim being gunned down within a half mile of each other. in each case, the victim was alone but not ronald. >> i keep stating the past day, whoever knows anything. stand up. do not be afraid. because this has to stop. >> we are in the hunting mode. >> police have been searching for

hi rick and monica the cannon is loud. come on lets go. three, two, one -- come on. >> wow. that is a serious cannon. >> what did you think? >> that was loud. >> look at this little guy, you can let go of your ears now buddy. >> jim gardner will be up next for "action news." a bridge shut down over politics. their biggest triumph was a traffic jam. chris christie and kim guadagno's failures shortchanged our future. after 8 years- incomes are down, costs are up and our economy is crawling. we are better than this. i'm phil murphy together we'll build a stronger, fairer economy that works for every new jersey family. christie and guadagno left new jersey stuck. i'm serious about moving new jersey forward. why arit's because sweeney'sing been exposed as aeeney? double dipping pension padder. caught spending campaign money on lavish dinners and fine cigars for his pals. investigated for being a lobbyist and a senator at the same time. sweeney voted to raise taxes 145 times while our economy continues to struggle. south jersey is a mess, and it's time to take out the trash. on no

she called monica lewenski narcissist looney tunes.nk about -- imagine if judge roy moore right now had a group of people called the quote bimbo eruptions team to handle his accusers? hillary clinton had one and she is a hero of feminism. it's the people who defended that. it's hillary for defending her husband. that's, to me, the most interesting part. not the fact that bill clinton is a cad. that is very old news. >> tucker: it's old news and not that uncommon. to attack the people who came forward, especially the ones who say there was violence involved as benbows. bimbos. i was offended by that at the time. i don't know if the they are telling the truth. they didn't have any motive to lie and call them bimbos when there was no evidence sleazy people. that was totally over the top. >> come on, tucker. everybody knew bill did it. >> tucker: i agree. >> of course he had sex with that woman and probably several others in the rom if you asked around. everybody knew it was true and now they are pretending. >> tucker: that's what bothers

>> sean: let me ask monica this question.hat convinced me is -- right from the get-go with the clintons, gennifer flowers had tapes. they actually said your doctor the taste. -- the tapes. you could hear it was his voice, you can hear an intimate conversation that was going on there, but they still went out and denied o it. 8 years later he had to admit it.ay they are going and saying that's my question. >> it was a sensual relationship with gennifer flowers. >> sean: very different, agree, but he still lied. >> yes. >> sean: that was part of it, and she was smeared and she was telling the truth, that's the difference. in the case of how much should science play a role? one of the things, as i talk to a two year expert in handwriting analysis said you give him was 42 years -- it's an art, it's a science, and he will be able to tell you forensically if the ink is new or old and forensically if he can look at his handwriting at the time with that yearbook, there's the answer. >> these investigations should go on because nobody

monica lewinsky a a two-hour special the monica lewinsky scandal, she's not a fan print that she suggestedld not be on her. she posted a correction on twitter. the starr investigation should be called the clinton impeachment. the posted nearly 5000 lakes. lauren: she does have a point. poor record on wall street. a tax reform bill cleared another hurdle in the senate of recovery sure the senate recovery assurance, through the fed chair nominee jerome powell appeared friend greg burk, chair of the business finance at the king's college in manhattan and our camera, senior analyst, good morning. >> good to be here. good morning. >> it seems like investors were more reassured over what happened with taxes than a spending bill yesterday. his tax reform victim to the market? >> i think so. obviously investors are sort of only pricing in good news these days. a lot of good news out there. corporate profits doing just fine. gdp under rainier may have three straight quarters to 3% plus. a revision due for the most recent quarter this morning. i think it's absolutely baked in. i think there's a lot

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chris martinez reports from santa monica, california. >> let's check your blood pressure. >> charlesas been working to lower his blood pressure for the last 10 years. >> tens of millions more americans will soon be learning they also have hyper tension. >> the american heart association and american college of cardiology are now defining a top reading of 130 or more or a bottom reading of 80 or more as high blood pressure. the old definition of high was 140/90. >> most of them just need to know they are at high risk but they can manage that problem on their own. >> the change is expected to have the biggest impact on men and women under the age of 45. >> that would mean that they would have to exercise more, have a better diet, a diet that's low in sodium, restrict alcohol and lower stress or less is still normal blood pressure but up to 129 is considered elevated. 130 begins different stages of high blood pressure and an increasing risk of heart attack and stroke. even though 14% more people will be diagnosed with high blood pressure only a small portion will take home prescriptions

i'll start with you, monica. i have two minds of this. number 1, it's great that people are aware of bad behavior and stopping bad behavior in the workplace or anywhere else. that's a good thing. on the other hand, it seems like it's almost like the pile-on. like one person is trying to one-up the other saying he put his hand near my thigh. i'm not trying to minimize it. does it ever end? if it does, when? doesn't show any signs of letting up. >> that's true, laura. we're in this moment right now as a society and culture because for decades this kind of behavior was accepted and excused and covered up. the moment you got the harvey weinstein story, this story of this incredibly famous and powerful hollywood heavyweight reported in "the new york times," that story -- he was a particularly egregious example of this behavior. that story then opened up the flood gates. because this kind of behavior has been excused for so long, now we have a tsunami of these stories and women that feel empowered to step up and tell their stories, whether it's

>> death penalty was what i wanted, is what monica wanted.me you saw your daughter, physically, in person. >> it was november. >> reporter: about a week before she died, ashlea had invited monica to play bingo. monica was busy, almost said no. but something told her to stop what she was doing and go. and, oh, is she glad she did. >> and i walk into the bingo hall and, oh, my god, there set that little girl of mine. and i smile at her and i walk over and i kiss the side of her neck and i tell her how much i love her. >> you remember every syllable, every moment of that day, don't you? >> yes. >> reporter: these days, monica is making new memories at the bingo parlor. remember how skittish she was around ashlea's girlfriends at first? no longer. now, they're family. >> have a good weekend. >> when monica and i go and get our nails done, they always say, "oh, your daughter is so pretty." she never corrects them. as far as she's concerned, she gained several daughters. >> reporter: and when they're all together, ashlea is there too. >> announcer:

habit the sheriff detectives spent four weeks watching monica snee at the locations across the county. this is where they spotted the special education teacher monica snee selling heroin and the opiate in the parking lot. they moved in with the warrant to pull her over and they found it loaded with the supplies of a hardened drug dealer. >> a car leaving school property operated by teacher. they had heroin and soboxone and empty baggies. the sheriff department has no evidence that she was selling to students or staff members at the parkside high. but they also don't have proof she wasn't selling to students. so the investigation continues. >> we should note that every maryland school stocks the overdose reversing drug naloxone better known as narcan. >> we have breaking news from charles county. a woman dead in the house fire and she could not get out. we have a crew arriving now. >> we should point out t before sunrise firefighters on this scene. they kicked down to door to find the owner but it was too late. the mand the dog was found dead inside. >> they likely saved a fire turning

benjamin mitchell, monica hoffa, anthony nauboa. and officers flooded streets with few clues except the surveillance video. investigator stays they found a hoody similar to the one seen here in donaldson's car. what still confounds police and people here is lack of a clear motive. for monica hoffa avenue uncle, robert, relief over the arrest is enough for now. >> having somebody sit on your chest for 51 days and you are not breathing. and this 52nd day you took your first breath of air. >> reporter: police say donaldson did not live in the connection here. tonight residents say they will sleep well for the first time in nearly two months. anthony. >> manuel bojorquez in tampa, thank you. manny. >>> at a news conference, paula read asked attorney general jeff sessions about his department's civil rights priorities. her question seemed to touch a nerve. paula, what happened? >> anthony, i tried to ask attorney general jeff sessions about the justice department investigation into harvard university's use of race in admissions at issue

rick and monica back over to you. >> thank you. >>> still to come on "action news" tonight. how some local college students are offering one of a kind gifts for proceeds going to a great cause. and later on singing praises to god with a rock 'n roll twist. nuns banging to their own beat. to spread a message of hope. >>> it's nice out there and temperatures tumbling back to near normal the next couple of days. but after a pair of 60s yesterday. 61 today and 64 degrees we'll talk about the chillier numbers coming up in the seven-day forecast. all right adam. plus in sports the eagles get ready to take on one of their sufficientest opponents in seattle. michael: i'm thankful that i'm alive and have a second chance. james: i'm thankful for the help and the opportunity that i received. darlene: i'm thankful to be able to help people in crisis. vanessa: i'm thankful that addiction is treatable, and that help is available. christie: new jersey is experiencing a heroin epidemic fueled by opioid painkillers. but if you or someone you love is struggling with addiction, i want you to k

you don't think that monica lewinsky also took a hit? come on. >> she took a bigger hit.a much more lucrative career after all this, and monica lewinsky was a very promising young person, and her career as a result has not become what it could have been -- >> she was not bill clinton's peer. so it's not like they're one in the same. but her life to a large part was destroyed. >> right. >> bill clinton's wasn't. >> we can agree on that. thank you, stephanie. i hear your points, and they're well received here. thank you, eugene. i think i was too tough on clinton. any way, eugene scott, thank you. >>> up next, according to "the washington post," president trump says something that isn't true more than five times a day. it's a stunning figure tough a running average like that. but he's not alone. trump's top officials have shown time and again they have little interest in telling the truth. you're watching "hardball." ht. perfect fit. santa needs an f-150. that's ford, america's best selling brand. hurry in today for 0% financing for 72 months across the full line of ford ca

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