he is currently 231 votes behind lord morrow.he last seat for sinn fein thachlt would leave sinn fein here on three seats, the dup, arlene foster on just here on three seats, the dup, arlene foster onjust one here on three seats, the dup, arlene foster on just one and the ulster unionist rose marry barton on one. thank you very much. let's hear from gregory thank you very much. let's hearfrom gregory campbell, the east londonderry mp who at the east londonderry and foyle count at the foyle arena in derry. evening to you. thank you forjoining us. you have been keeping a close eye on both those counts. yes, very close eye. it's been a long day and i am sure it will be a longer evening. what about foyle, first of all, i am not sure of the state of play as far as that is concerned but gary middleton looking good for that 5th seatin middleton looking good for that 5th seat in foyle, is he? well, yes, it's not over the line yet, but a tremendous performance by gary, given the context of this sustained diet that we have had for three mo

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a lot of people thought he was a prince so people called him prince morrow and from what i understand he didn't dissuade them from believing in these legends . most people don't realize that wilmington does have a claim to fame with an ex-president. woodrow wilson's father was a presbyterian minister and he served at the first presbyterian church here. when woodrow wilson, or tommy as he was known locally, came here it was around november 1874. he was davidson college and became skilled, he was said to have been in ill health and they sent him here to rest and take a little time off so he was here until age 75. while here he had quite a few adventures. from this local newspaper, there's a great story here about how it's believed that he had the first bicycle in wilmington and that he rode it into the river. i don't know if that's true or not but that's what was said and this is the kind of bicycle he would have owned. we also have a page where this is from my biography of him and he actually signed it and donated it to the library so we do have his signature. now for something that is

thank you for coming in, ed morrow. a step thank you for coming in, ed morrow.t direction? definitely, it's a good target, an ambitious target, but crucially we think it's achievable and hugely important as part of all the measures we take to tackle the massive childhood obesity crisis we face in this country, that industry stepped up to the plate and lives up to these targets. if companies produce smaller chocolate bars do people not buy more of them? not necessarily, if these happen gradually people may act out the same behaviours are not notice changes. industry has been given options in terms of how it meet its targets, it's not just options in terms of how it meet its targets, it's notjust reducing portion size, its bible formulating those portions and reducing sugar. we've seen nestl , in recent weeks and say they will be reducing sugar content in a lot of their products by 10% without losing portion size 01’ by 10% without losing portion size or taste, so it can be done. looking at the wider issue a huge problem which has been the focus of health m essa 9

she won for gem ma morrow in sons of anarchy," a role created by her husband, kurt suter. >> to my husband you. i'm so glad you're the boss of me. >> you've been told that you were not a tv person. >> yeah, i met a casting director that i'll never forget said to me you will never in television. >> why? >> this was in the days of dynasty and dallas. this is when everybody on television looked extremely glamorous. you know, i was a musician. i was in bands. i wore a lot of black makeup and black clothes. years later, when my struggling music career was just not going full steam ahead, i said yes to being in a rock musical. >> that led to a role on mary. >> this is the result of a column i wrote entitled boy, would i like a new sweater. >> mary tyler moore. then came married with children." >> some sex tonight, beg. >> for 11 years, the secret source chemistry. >> no thanks. >> with ed o'neill. >> we loved each other instantly. he's such an every man down to earth guy and such a guayanilla. >> she's still acting and making music. ♪ i kw that. ♪ >> i'm nick watt for "nightline" in los angeles.

then look what happens -- in temperatures in the upper 60s to near 70en morrow, there's a cha you'llrella, and weld area. not today. 69 degrees, the showers coming through ts this morning. the fog ends this morning. the showers the afternoon. we'll start off dry for on tues. 53 in the morning.afternoon. storms coming through during the afternoon, most delaware and south jersey. we could see strong storms tomorrow. down. the wind picks up. 61. going to be a beautiful day dne, too, thursday. that's on target for normal this time ofgree 50s for fridayndayack into the it will stay for m >> thank you. today. >> the senate judicia onsuch. the vote -- cou take most of t week to complete. it's likely democrats gorsuch will republicans hope to confirm him by april >>> president trump will to to government. his son-in-law jed the office o administration looking for ways to way the government operates. overhaul, texas congressman ted post is resigreedom caucus. president trump blamed that hard-line group for the gop bill. also, white house chief of staf but may revisit the health care legislati

. >> but richard says today morrow is mistaken saying, "this is the same recycled information from sixonths ago. what do people want us to say?" we were outside today where a tour bus told us he hasn't seen simmons in the last few years and he is missed. richard's last public appearance was at this fund raiser in january of 2013. in 2015, the lapd responded to o an anonymous tip and came here to richard's mansion in the hollywood hills to check on him. he was found to be alert and responsive. as for his whereabouts today, richa richard's rep tells us the 68-year-old fitness guru is at his home. he told us last year he was simply ready for a break from the spotlight. >> i just want everyone to know that i love them very much but it's time right now simmons to take care of richard simmons. >> hopefully richard is safe and that's all that matters. >>> let's turn to "the bachelor." the ladies have owned this season. but they kicked it up to a new level last night during women tell all. >> things were totally crazy. but a guy even crazier with "e.t." on-line. >> i don't think that you fully

a system early friday morning a lot of times they tend to actually overperform and they are morrow buste models produce or indicate. but i'll have an update on "action news" tonight at 11:00. >>> abc world news tonight is david muir is next on channel 6. "action news" continues at 10:00 on phl 17. and join us for "action news" at 11:00 on channel 6. for the entire "action news" team i'm jim gardner we hope you'll join us at 11:00. ♪ ♪ >>> tonight, several breaking stories. the first, the backlash on capitol hill as we come on the air. the new plan revealed to replace obamacare. president trump backing the plan, but tonight, there is already revolt from some within the republican party who call this obamacare light. while millions fear they could lose their coverage while 20 million americans wait for a clear answer. >>> also breaking, the stunning reveal. is this a cia security breach? wikileaks and thousands of documents. do they reveal how the cia can break into smartphones, computers and even tvs? >>> the deadly collision. several dead tonight. multiple injuries. >>> the tornado outb

tomorrow morning we're cloudy but morrow evening we're mainly clear, a lot sunnier tomorrow afternoon. sunday we'll be cloudy come sunday morning but no rain yet. showers will move in about 4:00 to 6:00 in the evening, quickly in and out, not a storm, just a front moving through. by monday morning the sunshine is back and get used to the sunshine and warmer weather because we have a blocking ridge of high pressure which will move in keeping all the storms to our north. we get to enjoy blue skies for most, if not all of next week. so any isolated showers are going to be over tonight, dry and pleasant tomorrow with some showers late in the day sunday. so most of your weekend is dry. next week a lot sunnier and warmer and mainly dry. concord 65 degrees, 66 in fairfield, redwood city 65, san jose 66 and santa rosa 63 degrees and a dry saturday. showers late sunday and that is it. monday through friday of next week mid-60s near the bay, low to mid-70s inland and upper 50s to low 60s at the coast. we are drying out. over to dennis. >>> palm, warriors trying to continue -- paul, warriors try

morrow. >> i like eyes and veins arteries and, and insects, and i lack to observe things that really reporter: he sees putting names on the screen as really the utilitarian part of title design. the art he says, comes in how it all blend with the music. and to get the look and feel of a film without giving too much or too little away. cooper is perhaps best known for his title designs for "seven" where he took the audience into the mad, meticulous mind of a serial killer. >> i was at the premiere for "seven" when we dropped that thing on the people, they went nuts. they were like, for seven. and there is this reaction. so it did what in the best way what a title sequence is supposed to do. i kconsider these things short film. >> movie within a movie. >> i think so. >> in thear titles were just that. titles with fancy fonts like the f fairy tale look of robin hood or the colossal look of king kong. >> iconic title card. strong music. you knew you were going to see something larger than life. lola is managing editor of a website called art of the title. an exhaustive resource for any o

see you then.le good morrow, good evening and good night. ece. >> it really helps to define what it meansexan. >> but a century later, a thousand miles away, what's this? >> it was very, very dirty. the edges were tattered. >> a texas painting in west virginia? does that make sense? >> these things just don't happen. >> did the legendary artist create another canvas also worth a fortune? >> i was flabbergasted. >> we were all literally on the edge of our seats. [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] >> i'm

i genuinely did not see the lord morrow elimination coming.idered the three sinn fein seats there now, that is really quite a big statement. by the sinn fein party. their gonna leaders of unionism who were a bit shocked. mike nesbitt looked very weary of it all. it looked like he was relieved to be resigning, and i think possibly because of the lord morrow elimination and possibly because the election was more brutal than even she thought it would be, arlene foster looked a bit in shock when she was giving her accept and speech. there wasn't a single mention of sinn fein anywhere in it —— acceptance. mention of sinn fein anywhere in it -- acceptance. she has declined to be interviewed by the bbc so far, but we're hoping she will talk to us tomorrow. she has opted to go home without giving a detailed interview to the bbc. uncharacteristic.” without giving a detailed interview to the bbc. uncharacteristic. i do find it strange. she gave an interview to the tv in ireland. the dup are hurting tonight and they will regroup. if mike nesbitt had not

mark morrow will be here to tell you one more rain is expected to return. >>and north korea is testing another missile. why experts say that the test may be less about testing the muscles and more about testing the trump administration. ♪ ♪ >>>police in redwood city are investigating a case of domestic violence at an office park that ended with the death of an armed man. it started around 215 it started around 2:15 pm yesterday afternoon when police got a frantic call from a woman who said her ex-husband had a gun and was chasing her. she told police she had a restraining order and she didn't want to talk to him. she says that he then grabbed the gun and started chasing her around the parking lot. the dispatcher even heard a gunshot during the call. an officer arrived and the man pointed a gun at the officers, prompting them to fire. then he turned the gun around and shot himself. >> we were just shocked, over there and this other building, when we found out that there was something going on. an autopsy is being done today and authorities responded to two s

go even warmer for morrow's tem and the whole weekend with the ten day on ten when i'm back in ten minutes. >> oh, the weekend. almost here. thanks, bill. ten after six. first we got to get you to work and continue to follow a problem on the schuylkill westbound. >> going to be a rough morning commute. jessica boyington watch b it for us. >>> little bit rough. schuylkill expressway westbound have the ramp to roosevelt boulevard completely blocked off. happening behind me right here. on the racident happened earlier this morning. it also is fatal. so that will be there for a little bit of time. there's cleanup underway and an accident investigation for right now. tell you whatnot to do. is hang out behind this scene right here hoping it's going to open up. might as well take a detour. going to take you just as long, if not way longer to hang out there behind the scene. this is the schuylkill westbound here. allowing traffic to move by still. by pass the situation where you're seeing some delay right here. the accident occurred on the boulevard here. bypass that like you saw the cars doing i

it's not far from the morrow -- trumps estate. he met with governor rick scott. and vice president are working to build support for the republican plan to replace obamacare, which could go up for houseboat on thursday. the plan is dividing the conservatives and moderates in the party. the conservatives want to do away with obamacare altogether. moderates fear the consequences of possibly millions of voters losing their health insurance. secretary of state rex tillerson is visiting beijing. he's wrapping up the last leg of his to her after visiting south korea and north korea yesterday. this trip is following a string of north korea missile launches, raising concerns over the nuclear and ballistic missile program. intelligence spoke with leaders and pushed for closer china u.s. relations on dealing with the north korea program. rich has more on this from beijing. >> the question for rick' rex tillerson is under what conditions what the united states support action against north korea. if the weapons program reached a certain point, military action would be on the

ben yandle and jpmorgan, and steven morrow managing partner., bhawhat's moving the marke politics in washington or the fed speak? we have kind of ignored the fed speak in the last couple of weeks. >> you have had a bit of a moderation in the hawkish language. broadly speaking, you have had two successive rounds of changes in policy that have pushed bond yields lower. first, it was the march meeting and three hikes instead of four was soothing to markets and brought expectations down a notch and then you had the politics of last week. some element of up-side risk on fiscal policy taken out of the picture which pushed bond yields down. that is consistent with the correlation between stocks and bonds. favorably to the fed news and less last week. they have gone down in both instances. you are looking at what's been distorted most by policy. probably, bond yields at the lower end of what we would expect to be reasonable this year. >> steven, has there been an overreaction to the slipping of the trump agenda in terms of people's optimism over whethe

you'd have perhaps the count veiling factors of morrow peck production or more production on the marketf we see a lower price does that take more shale off the market? how do you see an end to the deal? mohamed: i don't think there would be really an answer. they will leave it up to supply and demand as the saudis said initially. basically it will be, you know, the oil prices go back down again if the output from opec comes to an end, shale production and counts fall back in the u.s., shale producers, until they become more cost proficientt and can produce even at the lower level of oil prices, at some point you might find balance and have the longer term plan worked out by the oil majors come into play where production kind of slows down and that balances itself out. i tng would be a free oil market. i don't think there is an oil swing producer in the market at the moment so unless everyone comes to one single table doint think anyone can control the oil price. tracey: if we have oil prices that are lower for longer that probably makes break even oil prices more important when it comes

angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high potassium in your blood. morrow, i'm gonna step out with my favorite girl. ask your doctor about entresto. and help make the gift of tomorrow possible. john: owners of cuisinart food processors in the d.c. area are getting more and more frustrated of the latest news about an important safety recall. the company says it could be six months before they could use the machine again. mary loves cooking and especially loves using her cuisinart food processor. but late last year she had to tuck it away because -- >> cuisinart recalled the chopping blades because they were small pieces of metal shredding off to people's food. john: the company recalled millions of the blades and told customers to stop using them. >> the last thing you want to do is serve a guest and have them slice open their mouth from something you fed them. john: but three months later they are still waiting for the replacement. how can it take so long to get a simple replacement part? cuisinart tells consumer reports m

look for a japanese theme at southern efficiency and a super morrow brothers theme at morninging bird hill. by the way, we have a list of some of the big dates for the cherry blossom festival. >>> 6:24 right now. and all this week, we've been trying to help you destress. >> if you missed it, angry goff has the four things you need to know to reduce your threat. >> at the family thapy center, children use with art therapy to deal with what gets these emotion barometer. kids fill out the chart and pick an emotion to help them work through trauma. >> breathe in. breathe out. >> at just meditate in bethesda, there's a class just for kids. it helps younger children, ages 6 to 10, be calm and learn about mindfulness without any faith-based practices. >> feel the first feeling of calm and ease. >> lines incorporated recently visited walt whitman high school this week. mindfulness teachers say the first attempt at shutting out your stress can be simply realizing it's the there. >>> and there's ways to relieve it at home. sheer a few apps you can share with your family. stop, breathe and think

i look forward to seeing you morrow. i think tomorrow will be one question friday. thank you. >> sean spicer kindly ending the white house briefing at the top of my hour today, at 2:00 p.m. eastern on the east coast. i'm katy tur here at msnbc. to break down a little of what happened in that briefing a moment ago. sean spicer was asked about the department of justice refusing to confirm whether or not trump is under investigation. sean spicer saying that he is not aware of any investigation going on. he also declined to deny that the cia lost a cache of cyber weapons, but he did criticize the cia's technology calling it outdated. and on general mike flynn, the former national security adviser, who has now registered officially as a foreign agent for his lobbying before the campaign in turkey, sean spicer was asked whether donald trump would have appointed him to that position of nsa if he did know that? and sean spicer said, i do not know. we have a team of analysts and reporters here to break down what happened in that press briefing. joining me here on set, david,

you for watching as a nor'easter gets ready to roll into the east coast, we'll see where eawe are morrow hallie jackson. i hope you reach out. i'll reach back. i'll turn it over to ali velshi. hi, ally. >> hi, hallie. right now, gop health care hurdles. two house committees pulling all nighters as republicans infight and democrats resist. this hour we'll hear from the speaker of the house, paul ryan, on what's next for the legislation. we'll bring that to you live the moment he takes the podium. and this just this morning, julian assange, speaking out about the wikileaks hack with an explosion of new claim as the fbi begins a criminal investigation and the cia scrambles to find the source of those leaks. plus boots on the ground. u.s. maroons -- march eeines ar in syria. i'm ali velshi. we begin with intense pressure on both sides other the

adam goodman joins us, republican campaign strategist and edward r morrow fellow at tufts university ethan bearman, radio talk show host based in los angeles. i want to start with you. the republicans in president get a redo or do they start from scratch? >> let's start with everyone is very frustrated we have not got through the healthcare reform bill yet to replace a feeling obamacare situation where premiums are rising through the roof, deductibles are unaffordable, primary care doctors are heading to the sidelines and the insurance market is collapsing. we need to replace it but most importantly, we have to get it right. i am one in favor of taking as much time as necessary still with a sense of urgency to get as they are. but the president is about to get healthy himself all over again with the nomination of neil gorsuch on the supreme court, which will prove the metal of the saying that you are remembered most for what you did most recently, and i think he's about to score a major league win. >> eric: do you think he will get democratic support not only for that but tax cuts? >

i look forward to seeing you morrow. i think tomorrow will be one question friday. thank you. >> sean spicer kindly ending the white house briefing at the top of my hour today, at 2:00 p.m. eastern on the east coast. i'm katy tur here at msnbc. to break down a little of what happened in that briefing a moment ago. sean spicer was asked about the department of justice refusing to confirm whether or not trump is under investigation. sean spicer saying that he is not aware of any investigation going on. he also declined to deny that the cia lost a cache of cyber weapons, but he

good morrow's, great writers steal. no one will notice if you are copying shakespeare.e. trust me.hey won't pick up on it. chances are pretty good. so how do you think writers figured it out before there were creative writing classes? they read other writers and that i'm going to emulate them and try to do what he or she did only a little bit different. that i think is in sedona and there's no bookstore in creative writing classes, take the book that you love and essentially tell your version of it. >> host: ana menendez. >> guest: thinking of a very great cuban poet which we just got to see in havana, she was telling me that the poet when people would come to her and say what do i need to do to be a writer, to a poetry, she would say read more and write less. basically what less insane. i set up this creative writing program which is a wonderful, wonderful university and i miss them all tremendously. one of the first things i did is the first. they just read. not even really writing.ally wri they are sort of taking notes and doing things on their own day but i'm not reading their

of that, which expect whether it's 2020 or when we start to see these cars on the roads in a much morrowust way is you'll need fewer of them. >> yes but it's possible you save 20 million to 30 million who are disabled could drive. you have a combination, this combination of the uber generation, let's call it the lyft and uber generation they don't buy cars. the day that i turned 16, i went for my license, okay? now these people and such as city people they uber everywhere, and then you got the huge costs of the autonomous car, and i just feel like the people are just saying these are dangerous, and they always have one region that doesn't go well. ford is barely in china. they do have some good numbers in china, but nothing like gm and look at gm. gm yields ford and nobody wants it. you want ford with a 5% yield because they're producing jobs? it's great, i want american people to be hired. >> of course. >> but if you're in the stock, that's not as relevant. >> again, we are waiting to see the specifics behind this, and how many real new jobs are going to be part of what is this new appa

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argue the situation with childhood obesity is so serious and urgent, ministers need to take much morrowrst time buyers relying on gifts from their parents is atan relying on gifts from their parents is at an all—time high, according to research. one in three are relying on parents to buy their first home. the social mobility commission warns families on lower incomes are increasingly missing out. home ennership among young families is in free fall. the number of people in their late 20s who own their own home has halved in the last 25 years. in 1990, 63% had bought property, that's fallen to just 31%. those who manage to buy are increasingly relying on parents for help. 34% now turn to what the commission describes as the bank of mum and dad. the fact that over one in three first time buyers are having to rely on the bank of mum and dad to get them on to the housing ladder is really concerning. what it means is that millions of lower income families who do not have access to that type of financial support, their prospects are becoming a disfan dream. this report warns that difficulties

before the oig issued the report, atf had internally recognized the need for morrow bust policies, procedures, and oversight on income generating undercover activity investigations and have begun implementing enhancements in 2011. in april 2013 atf issued a board governing tobacco investigations including strict rules on the use of income generating undercover activities. atf is not currently using this technique and has not done so since 2013 and will not do so in the future unless very specific and limited perimeters are met. atf has closed all of these bank accounts and deposited all remaining funds from those accounts in the u.s. treasury general fund. beyond implementation and strict enforcement of the april 2013 order, as noted atf has impolicemened all of the oag's 2013 recommendations and as a result by october 2015 the oag has closed all of its recommendations. mr. chairman and members of the committee, i am proud to be here today vepting the men and women of atf. they work diligently every day to keep our community safer. thank you for this opportunity, and i'm pleased to take your

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a lot of people thought he was a prince so some called him prince morrow. from what i understand, he didn't dissway them from believing in these legends. a lot of people don't realize wilmington does have a claim to fame with a president. woodrow wilson's father was a presbyterian minister and he served at the first presbyterian church here. when the woodrow wilson or tommy as he was known locally came here it was around november 1874. he was at davidson college and became ill and they sent him here to rest and take time off. he was here until 1875. while here, he had quite a few adventures. from this local newspaper, there is a great story about how it is believed he had the first bicycle in wilmington and that he wrote it in the river. this is the kind of bicycle he would have owned. they also have a page where this is from a biography of him and he actually signed it and donated it to the library. now for something that is not so hap happy to talk about. in 1928, when the early elected government was overthrown. what we have here are just a few images i