mr. peters nor mr. poe ever even approached to e -- ever even approached me to try to find common ground to fix the problem if it is about drive by lawsuits. has the congress really become so divorced from the human experience of the disability community that we're willing to sacrifice their rights because it's easier than targeting the root of the problem? people with disabilities, people like me, so easily disregarded? i'm here to say enough is enough. mr. speaker, whether someone is born with a disability, develops a disability, or becomes disabled due to baccident -- to an accident or having served in our armed force, the fundamental truth is that it happened by chance. certainly not by choice. as the first quadraplegic elected to the united states congress, i overcame many obstacles to sit beside you as a member of this chamber. but i would never have had the opportunities that i cherish today without the tireless efforts of those that came before me to fight for the right for people with disabilit

mr. peters nor mr. poe ever even approached to e -- ever even approached me to try to find common ground to fix the problem if it is about drive by lawsuits. has the congress really become so divorced from the human experience of the disability community that we're willing to sacrifice their rights because it's easier than targeting the root of the problem? people with disabilities, people like me, so easily disregarded? i'm here to say enough is enough. mr. speaker, whether someone is born with a disability, develops a disability, or becomes disabled due to baccident -- to an accident or having served in our armed force, the fundamental truth is that it happened by chance. certainly not by choice. as the first quadraplegic elected to the united states congress, i overcame many obstacles to sit beside you as a member of this chamber. but i would never have had the opportunities that i cherish today without the tireless efforts of those that came before me to fight for the right for people with disabilit

mr. peters will now read washington's farewell address. mr. peters: to the people of the united states. friends and fellow citizens: the period for a new election of a citizen to administer the executive government of the united states being not far distant, and the time actually arrived when your thoughts must be employed in designating the person who is to be clothed with that important trust, it appears to me proper, especially as it may conduce to a more distinct expression of the public voice, that i should now apprise you of the resolution i have formed to decline being considered among the number of those out of whom a choice is to be made. i beg you, at the same time, to do me the justice to be assured that this resolution has not been taken without a strict regard to all the considerations appertaining to the relation which binds a dutiful citizen to his country; and that in withdrawing the tender of service, which silence in my situation might imply, i am influenced by no diminution of zeal for your future interest, no deficiency of grateful respect for your past kindness, but

mr. peter's. and i would like to say as the chair of the subcommittee for economic opportunity that i associate myself with much of what you said. and of what my colleagues on both sides of the aisle have said, which is what i love the most about this committee. we just somehow when you walk through these doors, when you are thinking about the customer, which is the veteran, you just put everything aside and you do everything you can to put america and our veterans first. i appreciate the candor and thoughtful responses from our panelists and i appreciate your service to our veterans and our country in that regard. one final comment before we conclude and then have the next panel join us is that as an economic opportunity subcommittee that oversees the transitional assistance program, and i think the comments were made repeatedly about sort of the ounce of prevention and in transition the assessment holistically of the veteran or the serviceman or women coming out of active duty into civilian life

mr. peters will now read washington's farewell address. mr. peters: to the people of the united states. friends and fellow citizens: the period for a new election of a citizen to administer the executive government of the united states being not far distant, and the time actually arrived when your thoughts must be employed in designating the person who is to be clothed with that important trust, it appears to me proper, especially as it may conduce to a more distinct expression of the public voice, that i should now apprise you of the resolution i have formed to decline being considered among the number of those out of whom a choice is to be made. i beg you, at the same time, to do me the justice to be assured that this resolution has not been taken without a strict regard to all the considerations appertaining to the relation which binds a dutiful citizen to his country; and that in withdrawing the tender of service, which silence in my situation might imply, i am influenced by no diminution of zeal for your future interest, no deficiency of grateful respect for your past kindness, but

mr. peters: mr. president, last year congress passed the countering americans adversaries through sanctions act, which imposed tough new sanctions on russia, iran, and north korea. there was broad bipartisan agreement on the need to put these enhanced sanctions into place. the legislation passed the senate by a vote of 98-2, and the house by a vote of 419-3. combining both chambers, the vote pass 517-5 in favor of enacting these sanctions. the legislation passed with a veto-proof broad bipartisan majority. it can be very difficult to get 500 members of congress to agree on anything, but imposing sanctions on vladimir putin's cronies and those who do business with him should be a no-brainer. but just last week we learned that the trump administration is choosing not to enact these sanctions. yet on the same day that the trump administration argued that the sanctions are not necessary, president trump's own c.i.a. director said that russia will continue to attack our democracy, saying, and i quote, thi

mrs. grossman. jean peters, is jean peters in the room? seeing none. up next, sharon wilinski, followed by maria guillen, anita klein and lynn agerri. mrs. who? >> guillen. >> thank you. if i called your name, please step up. >> i'm sharon wilinski, retired, also sierra club member. i urge you to vote to divest as soon as possible. >> thank you. up next, we have anita klein followed by lynn agerri. followed by michael donaldson, followed by dr. bruce colville. >> i'm anita klein. i'm a retiree. and i urge you, please, divest now. we can't wait any longer. the world is waiting. >> michael donaldson. i decline. >> bruce colville? >> i decline. i encourage others to as well so we can get to the vote. >> ed kinchler. >> where's ed?

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our film should not have made light of peter rabbit's arch nemesis mr. mcgregor being allergic to blackberries even in a cartoonish slapstick way," but still some people say it's just a kids film. >> i think it's a little ridiculous to be that sensitive about it. i think it's just part of a movie. i don't think they're trying to make fun of anyone. >> you can't do anything without somebody -- there's always somebody you're going to offend. it just gets worse and worse and worse. so i think it's ridiculous. it's a kids movie, for god's sake. just let them be kids. >> reporter: people angry about those scenes are taking to social media to air their feelings about this using the #boycottpeterrabbit. i'm mary lee, kpix5. >>> on the health watch the cdc said the rate of flu hospitalizations is approaching the highest level on record. just last week the cdc says deaths from the flu and pneumonia were responsible for about one of every 10 deaths in the u.s. a total of 63 children have died from the flu this season. california's department of health reports 74 d

mr. pallone: thank you, peter. i want to follow up on what peter said. peter is pointing out that the problem with the republicans and the president right now is they are just too negative and don't think the federal government can do anything. we have had our issues in conference and in the middle of it. coming out of that issues conference, the democrats feel optimistic about the future and thinking about the future. those of you who listen in the media to vice president's peech yesterday, he talked about how optimistic he was about the future. and i think that's what we believe as democrats. the federal government can make a difference and make a ifference for the economy by investing in infrastructure, investing in infrastructure pays back so many times in terms of jobs, the economic engine. and that's what this is all about. i wanted to talk specifically about the energy and commerce jurisdiction, because peter is stressing transportation. but infrastructure involves a lot of other things. we in energy and commerce actually put forward a proposal ea

four new 50p coins are to be released by the royal mint featuring peter rabbit, mrs tittlemouse, the not the first time it's done this. there were another set released in 2016 withjemima puddleduck and mrs tiggywinkle — the coloured versions sold out in just a few days. a quick look at the markets. the ftse in the red and german markets dipping into negative territory after a positive start. reckitt benckiser, they make newer phones, death toll, and other household brands, enough to buy a decent chunk off their share price today. that's it from me. i will be back in one hour. survivors of the florida school shooting are organising a national march on washington to demand tighter restrictions on gun ownership. they say they're determined that the shooting will be a turning point in the us national debate on guns. the white house says president trump will hold a ‘listening session' simon clemison reports. the rally before the rally — protesters are already taking to the streets. in fort lauderdale, close to the biggest us school shooting for some years, many spoke. but three words rang

mr. pallone: thank you, peter. i want to follow up on what peter said. peter is pointing out that the problem with the republicans and the president right now is they are just too negative and don't think the federal government can do anything. we have had our issues in conference and in the middle of it. coming out of that issues conference, the democrats feel optimistic about the future and thinking about the future. those of you who listen in the media to vice president's speech yesterday, he talked about how optimistic he was about the future. and i think that's what we believe as democrats. the federal government can make a difference and make a difference for the economy by investing in infrastructure, investing in infrastructure pays back so many times in terms of jobs, the economic engine. and that's what this is all about. i wanted to talk specifically about the energy and commerce jurisdiction, because peter is stressing transportation. but infrastructure involves a lot of other things. we in energy and commerce actually put forward a proposal

mr. carlton? >> commissioners, peter cohen, the community housing organization. so i want to thank staff for the excellent work. you should be very proud to have this hardworking staff, director. i remember the 2012 legislative audit that led to the administrative code legislation and requirements and all the data crunching. and for five years, this has been fine tuned. i think this has been an excellent job of really trying to figure out how to implement those requirements into the code as much as possible. the bottom line of that budget was that policy was being made in the absence of a clear understanding of what's going on. i think now we have a lot of clear data to help you and folks over at city hall in doing so. so good work. we also agree the new format is fine. it's actually new and improved. i'm glad to stand here and say we agree with the hac and the mbs and updating the format of data is a good thing. so this tells a number of stories in some respects, creates some clarity. a couple of highlights, you will notice we're seven quarters into a 28 quarter

david: it probably does more to confirm the fact that people like peter strzok and mr.bruce ohr were very you lently anti-trump -- were virulently anti-trump. byron: i believe there will be more in this memo. it is four pages long and you can get a lot of stuff in four pages. what has been remarkable about this is it hasn't leaked, at least up until now. david: what that shows is dem kreats don't want it out there or they would have leaked it. byron: it seems like president trump is unhappy periodically with everybody at the justice department. we have had reports that rosenstein will be mentioned in this report that may come out tomorrow. go back to carter page again. there is a theory that rosenstein applied for an extension, a renewal of surveillance of carter page based in part of the dossier. but we don't know that. we haven't seen it. david: it's like the day before christmas, everybody wants to know what's in it. byron: let's keep our heads about us. president trump calling out dem's hypocrisy on immigration. president trump: we want to take care of daca. we need

and this was led by fred up ton and peter welch. mr. speaker, dear mr. speaker, the present challenge last fall toll legislate the daca program rather than. the president has asked us to address border security. and the original intent was to protect from doe importanttation that were brought to this country. we have learned that the u.s. immigration and custom enforcement has deported people who have been here for years and including some now married with children. they have paid taxes and no serious criminal record. there are a number of proposals that should be debated and voted on the house. some are bipartisan within the uncertainty and distress of 800,000 daca recipients and they address the. mr. speaker, the letter from the problem solvers' caucus say we seek your commitment that the house will address this in a timely fashion either separately using an open process that allows the house to work its will. we seek your commitment and vote on substantive proposals particularly those offered on a bipartisan basis as well as any bill voted. a queen of

mr. shah: not very seriously. she was fired three times on "the apprentice." this is the fourth time we let her go. she had limited contact with the president while here. she has no contact now. peter. reporter: you were told that rob porter was going to stay on a while and oversee a transition period. now you're telling us he was terminated yesterday. what changed? mr. shah: i think that we have looked at the things that are necessary to ensure a smooth transition, there will be a new acting staff secretary that we can name later on. operations can continue smoothly. eporter: over the last week, they were seeking a limit on green ards. everyone is talk about illegal immigrants. these have been talk about legal immigrants. what are the decisions about this? mr. shah: i think the president wants to see legal immigration reform. wants to see us move from a process that currently exists in law of extended family, chain migration, toward herries-based immigration reforms. we want to ensure people coming into the country are the best and brightest, regardless of nationality, creed, religion, or anything else in between. we want to look at educational background,able to contribute to the

mrs. clinton. bob mueller took peter strzok off of the trump investigation and chris wray put him in the h.r.he rbi, which is probably a demotion. what this is really about is was there a predisposed political attitude in the fbi to exonerate mrs. clinton. here's the law. fbi agents can have political opinions and loves and hates like the rest of us. if they're political opinions animate their law enforcement judgment, if law enforcement decisions are made for petty personal or political reasons, that's called misconduct in office, which is a felony. if it's just their opinions and if it's just words, no matter how incendiary, it's not misconduct in office. >> neil: so what was the case before we had texts? you know, people might have had biases. you never know. >> in those day it was he said she said. keep your friends close. >> neil: all right. it's weird. judge, thanks very much. >> you're welcome, neil. >> neil: one of the smartest minds i know. the senate leadership is touting this bipartisan deal, but a lot of republicans concerned with the expense, a lot of democrats that are already c

peter: yes, that is. and certainly mr.anafort strongly denies the allegations against him and you're right, no one has been indicted in terms of any potential alleged collusion, at least no one associated with the trump campaign.bu this is an investigation hich is ongoing. the special counsel is certainly digging very deep and i thinkhe indictments that we've seen over the last few days and the one against mr. manafort which continues, show that he's leave nothing stone unturned in terms of the dept that he'll go to get to the heart of the matter. and it can only be a erma of concern to some, perhaps, that ctainly mr. gates is now indicating that he will talk and reveal everything that he knows. >> thank you very much. reter in los angeles. president trump haated his call for teachers to be armed with guns. pressure is growing for action after the shooting at a school in florida last week in which 14 students and three members of the sff were kille meanwhile, florida's governor wan to restrict subpoenathe sale of guns. joh

peter, many say there's something of a cloud hanging over mr kushner over a cloud hanging over mr kushnerto russian interference into the elections in 2016. the fact that he left many omissions in his initial security clearance. many probably asking if he even should be allowed into the inner circle. that isa allowed into the inner circle. that is a key question that apparently he had to resubmit that application form because he failed to answer some of the questions which in itself raises some questions as to what didn't he reveal in that document. and of course, he was a complex life in his current role in the white house, but previously as a businessman, dealing with countries overseas, different businesses and his work with donald trump as well. there is a lot to investigate there. but we don't know him and we haven't really been led to believe that there is any specific issue that is holding things up, but clearly it's been 13 months, which to some is too long. thank you so much. also making news today: the funeral of bollywood superstar, sridevi, will be held later, after police clo

coroner dr peter dean said there were "gross failures" in spotting mr handley was in a critical statee operation. the hospital trust has apologised to the family and said lessons had been learned. nearly a fifth of people working in parliament have seen or experienced sexual harassment, according to a report today. a cross—party group of mps — chaired by the leader of the commons, andrea leadsom — has recommended a new code of conduct, an independent complaints procedure and tougher sanctions for inappropriate behaviour. the review was set up last year after several harassment claims against mps and staff. scientists have expressed deep concern about the amount of plastic waste that is building up in arctic sea. they've found it in higher concentrations than anywhere else in the world's oceans, and it's affecting fish, sea birds and polar bears. our environment analyst roger harrabin reports from tromso in the norwegian arctic. that's a summary of the news. newsday is coming up at midnight. now on bbc news, it's time for newsnight. tonight... images of a massacre. reuters publish the

and we flew over from new zealand because i was shooting there with peter jackson who is mr.many of them. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and we went over and all i remember from the night out of the everything, the whole experience, is me doing an interview and being in the foreground of this shot going it's so great to be here and my mom was in the background, she had a dress with a long train and george clooney stood on the train and didn't realize so she's in the background the oscars are great, she is going george excuse me, he won't turnaround and it gets more and more aggressivive she's like, george, and he won't turnaround and eventually he just sort of like walked away. >> jimmy: oh. >> she came up to me afterwards like, you'll never believe what just happened to me what george clooney just did to me. >> jimmy: was that her first time being trampled by the sexiest man alive was the second time more successful? >> i don't know if you would call it more successful, we again, mother and i were out in the main area just outside the auditorium where there is a bar. weren't necessarily

mr. chair. >> thank you, senator hassan. senator peters. >> thank you, mr. chairman and to each of our witnesses thank you for being here today. it's an important topic and i appreciate your active involvement in this. my question concerns the extent that algorithms are used and play a role in the problem, and how algorithms can also be used as a solution to this problem we're dealing with. i was pleased to read miss bickert post in the facebook newsroom that facebook has started using artificial intelligence to help counter terrorist threats on your platforms. the speed and breadth of the internet makes it nearly impossible for humans to keep track of all this. so we need to have ai systems to do that. and they need to continually evolve if we'll be effective in using them. however, it is likely that algorithms may be partly responsible for getting extremist material in front of users, whether it be in search results through facebook's news feed or youtube's up next list, or elsewhere. so my question is, these algorithms are under your direct control as all

mr. beigel, obviously. and then i saw peter, and i started screaming and crying. and i couldn't do anything. he was in complete tears. i was awe wreck. >> of course you were. i mean, this is life changing. even though you survived, obviously, to lose these people who were so close to you, this is forever life changing. and to have to hear about 17 different people. and so, carlie, i want to bring you in. because you also have lost people. you also have endured all of this. and you were inside. so this conservative fire tell you how you should feel and what you can talk about. let me read the tweet that got you upset. it says can the left let the families grieve for even 24 hours before they push their anti-gun and anti-gun owner agenda? my goodness. this isn't about a gun. it's about another lunatic. what did you think when you read that? >> i just got angry. is she's trying to use left and right. i don't think it's about any sides of political parties or anything. it is about children died. it doesn't matter what side of the gun control argument you're on. people

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peter rabbit. >> i'm like daniel day lewis. >> i'm sure the mrs.t. >> for sure. >> they have got an appetite. they are known for -- in many ways it's not -- come on. >> also heading to theaters -- >> don't freeze. >> i never freeze. >> the hype is real for "black panther" it is the best reviewed marvel movie of all times. it's expected to break box office records next friday. you know what else is real when you see everybody's body in this movie. we saw lots of shirtless photos. >> not mad at them. >> okay. y'all ain't mad. >> was there a little competition? >> why you got to try to start drama? >> because they do it to us women all the time. i'm turning the tables. >> turning it back on us. i'm a naturally competitive person. >> i was less concerned about whether my biceps was as big as his biceps. that's your fun. >> we'll have our fun. >> you can have your fun with it. >> listen, it was serious business when michael b. jordan and chadwick boseman had to face off for the action sequences. >> action. >> who was the most natural at it? >> between w

peter rabbit. >> i'm like daniel day lewis. >> i'm sure the mrs.t. >> for sure. >> they have got an appetite. they are known for -- in many ways it's not -- come on. >> also heading to theaters -- >> don't freeze. >> i never freeze. >> the hype is real for "black panther" it is the best reviewed marvel movie of all times. it's expected to break box office records next what else you see everybody's in this movie. we saw lots of shirtless photos. them. >> okay. y'all ain't mad. >> was there a little>> why you drama? >> because they do time. i'm turning the tables. competitive back on us. person. >> i was less concerned whether my biceps was as big as that your fun. >> we'll have our fun. >> you can havest yr , it was s business when michael b. jhadwie off for the action sequences. ural at n. it? >> between who? >> all of you've i played sports. he played sports. >> athletic. i'll just say me. atural fighter? >> chadwick. chaick has a history in martiats hestds. he's cnn wizenn with it. >>ilmi lupita and danai had to go throughcamp you guyed looked --

joining us now it to discuss is national association of scholars president peter wood. thank you, mrfor having me. ainsley: you're welcome. peter, did you this study the history of academic freedom. what did you find out? >> we found that there has been a big change. not so long ago the great warriors on campus were the outside forces would interfere with the freedom to change. ainsley: like corporations, lawmakers? >> corporations, lawmakers, sometimes boards of trustees. but the idea was that the ability to teach what you wanted to teach to express political opinions and the right context and to do research were threatened from without. that's changed completely. the threat now comes from the faculty members themselves and to the students that they have indoctrinated in these ideas that academic freedom is a plot by the rich white males to control what everybody else thinks. so the new idea is social justifiable or as it's sometimes put academic justifiable which should trump freedom of expression. ainsley: so did you find out why in your study, why these professors have so much co

vacancy is the result of the term explanation of peter tannen, seeking reappointment and is here today if you want to hear from him. >> supervisor peskin: mr. tannen and then if there are other applicants, please come forward. >> i'm peter tannen, i serve on the cac. i worked for mta parking and traffic for 20 years and someone who is always on my bicycle and muni and support complete streets and i think with my experience -- i have a lot of experience serving on the cac and understanding the current issues. if you have questions i'm happy to answer them. >> supervisor peskin: thank you. any other applicants for the seat? seeing none, we'll -- general public comment on the item? seeing none, closing public comment. is there a motion? commissioner sheehy. >> supervisor sheehy: i move to reappoint mr. tannen. >> supervisor peskin: and seconded by commissioner ronen, you are back on the cac, congratulations and thank you for your many years of service to the city and cac. next item please. >> clerk: allocation of $5,806,422 in prop k and an action item. >> supervisor peskin: and if you want to address the issues with the lighting on the hair

as a person, as a human who did lose my close friend peter and new teacher mr. beigel, he should try. >> we were down here one week ago when we first met you. you gave your memorable and emotional message to mr. beigel's family. he was your geography teacher, your favorite teacher, you loved him. and you said he saved your life. we played your message to his mom. she talked about how much she appreciated that and how much that you recognized her son for being so wonderful. how are you feeling now a week later? >> i still miss him like crazy. i keep waking up to the five shots. i keep waking up that when i go back to school, someone is going to enter my school again. i understand that the cops are now here and they're going to stay, but i still have that haunting thought because that valentine's day i just wanted to show new love for my friends and family and a guy that i liked. and then my teacher dies and so does my friends. in yeah. that's not what is supposed to happen for a freshman on valentine's day. so what are you going to do? you're supposed to reopen o

mr. president, we have senator brown, senator peters, senator casey. so you've got a good collection from finance committee and the commerce committee. i just make two points really quickly, mr. president. first, yesterday you all released the infrastructure plan. and i looked at it very carefully. and i couldn't see even any incentives, let alone requirements to use american steel. now, senator brown, i think, always says it's a great opportunity for bipartisanship. if we can work with you on that one, that ought to be a no brainer. >> we can. >> and there's one other thing on that point, mr. president, i'll be very brief. and that is actually with respect to american steel, the way the plan reads now, it actually allows the states to walk back from commitments to use american steel. so point one would be could we work with you on that? point two is the secretary and ambassador lighthizer have been forthcoming in working with us, but we have been trying to see this 232 report. we appreciate your asking us for our advice. we will need to see that report

peter king? >> thank you, mr. president. let me thank you for your leadership. i can't emphasize enough how serious the ms-13 threat is on long island. my district alone, we had 17 murders in 18 months. you were out there, you went to brentwood right in the belly of the beast and saw what happened. let me especially thank special agent melendez. they do a phenomenal job. he is really on the line. also, i want to thank you, mr. president, apart from providing the leadership, which is so important. also, grants into the suffolk county police. more u.s. attorneys are going into the eastern district of new york. operation matador has been extremely successful. all you can do is go after them once there here, but we need better policies to keep them from cup coming here. angel mentioned the unaccompanied children issue. six of 11 were committed as unaccompanied minors. i think we have to do more through hhs and the office of refugee resettlement to find out who these families are that the kids are being placed with. there's been intelligence the suffolk county police

really presume that every time they say something that mrs merkel doesn't agree with she's going to decide she has somewhere else better to be. peter all of the reporting while merkel's being bashed by the opposition a prominent politician from germany second biggest part of the s.p. days been embroiled in a scandal we'll tell you about that the country's best selling newspaper has published what it thought was smoking gun evidence of russian meddling in the country's politics but in the rush to break the story the tabloid failed to check its sources and that backfired spectacularly as more galatea of explains build thought they had a bombshell the makings of an international scandal here's the meat of it build published a report about how the socialists the s.p.d. was trying to buy the services of the mythical russian troll factory it's huge it would be the first direct evidence of russian meddling in german politics here the actors kevin kuhn are head of the s.p.d. youth wing who is running a campaign against forming a coalition with angular merkel no grow cold campaign yuri a mysterious russian agent offering the services of an

that mrs merkel doesn't agree with she's got to decide she has some worlds better to be. peter oliver in europe there while merkel's being bashed by the opposition a prominent politician from germany second biggest part of the s.p. days been brought in a scandal the country's best selling newspaper has published what it thought was smoking gun evidence of russian meddling in the country's politics but in this rush to break the story the tabloid failed to check its sources and that's backfired spectacularly as morgue as the of explains build thought they had a bombshell the makings of an international scandal here's the meat of it build the published a report about how the socialists the s.p.d. was trying to buy the services of the mythical russian troll factory it's huge it would be the first direct evidence of russian meddling in german politics here the actors kevin kuhn are head of the s.p.d. youth wing who is running a campaign against forming a coalition with angular merkel the new grow cold campaign yuri a mysterious russian agent offering the services of an online army u

filmmakers in studio behind the movie, "peter rabbit" are saying sorry for making light of allergies in the film. sony pictures said food allergies is a eserious issue. mr. mcgregor is allergic to blackberries and is forced to use an epipen after the berries are thrown at him. >>> speaking of peter rabbit, it took the number 2 spot at the weekend box office. earned $25 million. the final installment of 50 shades took the top spot and earned $38.8 million opening weekend. 15:17 to paris number 3. jumanji still going strong at number 4. the greatest showman took the fifth spot. >>> a weekend tradition had people grabbing pillows and swinging away in the south bay. >> feathers of fury took part of downtown san jose over yesterday. people had a good time pillows. it's all fun until it's not. >> those tempur-pedic pillows can do damage. a bandana over the lower half of her face. >> i have questions. organizers asked people to clean up after the feathers were flying around. there is a san francisco pillow fight that happens on wednesday, valentine's day. if you're into it, you know where to go. >> all right. well, love is in the air. cannabis advocates want t