mr. cooper. - i'm not mr. cooper. - [chopper] he's my uncle dave. - oh, well i'm sorry, mr. uh, uncle dave. - now you behave yourself, understand? - yes, uncle dave. - i just dropped him off, his mother so long, young fellow. - bye, uncle dave. - mrs. cleaver and mr. cleaver. - bye. - bye. well, shall we go inside. - you know, chopper, you're uncle doesn't look much like an uncle. - we'll he's not my real uncle. he takes my mom out to dinner sometimes. i think he'd like to be my new daddy. - did something happen to your old daddy? - oh, no, he's at his home with his new wife. this box of candy is a present for you from my mom. - that's very kind of her. - i phoned pop and told him mom was giving her candy, so he sent this over, it's for you mr. cleaver. - oh, well, thank you chopper. it certainly wasn't necessary. - pop always sends something special when i tell him mom's giving a present. - well, shaving lotion. - uh huh, pop get's it in london. - for me? - uh huh. this one's for me. - wow, look wally, look wh

mr. cooper!... brett cooper with a three of his own... ben ginn great look to myster smith.... after a pass like that, drop the mister!.. don't need to be so formal... but damonte pulls away... drew damboise with a great move right down the heart of the defense... then kicked outside to jerry thomas... "hello jerrry!".. damonte wins 67-61 the reno girls rolled into their game with hug tonight... the huskies winners of 7 in a row, -- by an average of 43 points and they would eclipse that tonight -- this fight... early on, it was all reno the 3... later -- huskies in transition -- dominique harding to shults... she lays it in... then on the inbounds mcgwire... reno up 10-0... daranda hinkey getting in on the fun... from beyond the arc -- nothing but net... kailiana ramos -- nifty spin move -- and banks it home... reno led 51-2 at the half... and they roll, 66-6 over to reed... the raiders band providing the ambiance for the game against north valleys... taylor johnson providing the fireworks!... she hits the wide-open corner three... panthers respond... sami dinan takes on the en

mr. cooper out of that. well, keep him over at your house, then. well, you sure do look swell in that butcher coat, mr. wilson. yeah, swell. it is not a butcher coat, boys. it's a smock. we artists all wear smocks. it sure looks like a butcher coat to me. don't it, dennis? it's a butcher coat all right. our butcher's got one just like it, only cleaner. but he don't look as good as good old mr. wilson. oh. dennis, i have work to do and i cannot do it with that stupid dog under my feet. jeepers, mr. wilson, charlie is not stupid. he's a very smart dog. aren't you, charlie? hey, look at that, tommy. and look at that good old tree. yup. that's a tree all right. boy, you sure can paint plain, mr. wilson. that's the swellest tree picture i ever saw in my whole life. here's the trunk. you see how the limbs go way up to-- hey, mr. wilson, this is wet paint. did you know that? you ought to have a sign that says, "wet paint." all right, boys. i'm all through painting for the day. the fun is over. besides, it's getting close to dinnertime so-- we have to go h

mrs. cooper did not make it. >> the tree was physically on them. when we pick up the tree with the crane we had a sigh of relief from the guide. >> reporter: authorities are calling the tragedy a freak accident. they also say they already saturated ground from melting snow and rain may have contributed to the tree coming down. >>> new at 6:00 tonight, an avalanche and social media outrage, forces a about face by dorney park. will alexandria hoff tells us tonight they have offered to, and, they need a man worked there for 12 seasons. >> i sweep, and i clean bet rooms. >> reporter: twenty-nine year-old chris emery has spent 12 seasons doing janitorial work at janitorial work. >> i go down, i love dorney. i like work. i'm a very nice, happy friendly guy. >> reporter: this is how he described himself during his annual job interview, except christmas special needs, and this interview was done differently from years past. >> they were telling me to try to build a lego train. made out of legos. >> reporter: that was part of the interview. >> i'm too old t

mrs. cooper was rushed to the hospital but his wife was pronounced dead at the scene.he already saturated ground from melting snow and rain may have contributed to the tree coming down. >>> a mom and a young girl are home tonight out of the hospital after getting hit by a hit-and-run driver. five-year-old caitlyn mcmillan has a rod and two screws in her broken leg. she underwent two surgeries her mother stephanie suffered head injuries and remain bruised on tuesday stephanie her daughters caitlyn and layla were crossing at broad and dickinson they were hit by a red hahn today. the whole ordeal was caught on surveillance video. >> he was driving and he hurt my leg. >> reporter: were you scared? >> all i remember we was crossing the street mine daughter got hit. just woke up in the hospital. my husband was saying, stephanie, you're in the hospital. and i had tubes in my throat. i could have been gone. i would not be here. >> reporter: police are now looking for a later model red honda objection cord with a missing side mirror. the family has offered a reward for informat

mr. cooper gets better and deals with it the best he can. >> reporter: and at last check that 79-year-old victim is listed in good condition at the hospital. as for this home, workers are repairing the hole in the roof. there is some concern about the structural integrity. live tonight in broomall, gray hall, channel6 "action news." jim. >> thank you, gray. >>> the pennsylvania supreme court declined to reinstate the law license of attorney general kathleen kane today. today's ruling puts kane's job in further doubt as she fights criminal charges that she leaked confidential grand jury information to a reporter. the state senate said last week that it would wait for the court's ruling before deciding whether to vote on removing kane from office. kane's spokesman says the attorney general is disappointed but not surprised. >>> fire brought tragedy to markley street in norristown this morning and the victim was a 12-year-old boy. let's go to the scene live with "action news" reporter vernon odom. vernon. >> reporter: jim, the deceased child being called heroic here in norristown is sanford

mr. cooper and did a hundred episodes. >> on cha channel? >> abc. yeah, i mean, i wasn't there for the last couple of years. i regret not being there. greg: this is going to be huge. fuller house. where are you from? >> i grew up in california. greg: were in a show business family? >> no, my dad was a pharmacist. i grew up in the pharmacies and counting pills. rosanna: these days it is different. >> not a show business family. rosanna: what was the break? >> i started to write plays in college and then a teacher me and i decided i would try show business and got into an improve class and robin williams and amazing people in the class and trying to break in and that's really where i got the first break, some of the actors became writers for laverne and shirley. that was my first job. rosanna: oh. >> working for gary marshall. rosanna: that opened the door to other things? >> yeah, that got me started. rosanna: here we are, fuller house. greg: wif a clip of the show. online tonight at mid night. hit it. >> step up. >> no, i am clearing the schedule an

mr. cooper and provided the voice of toof for the series waynehead based on brother damon's real-life childhood experiences . stint in the gang 1999 wayans' film fortunes increased dramatically when he co-starred with his brother marlon in a hit film directed by their older brother keenan: scary movie 19992000 which he also co-wrote on the then-recent trend of horror films like scream. wayans played the apparently closeted ray wilkins, a role he reprised for the similarly popular 2001 sequel scary movie 2. to date, wayans has not had any involvement with subsequent sequels. he kept the familial team intact when he and marlon starred in the keenan- directed comedy white chicks 2004 , playing a pair of fbi agents forced to masquerade as a pair of spoiled white blonde heiresses. shawn also received a share of story and screenplay credit on the film. wayans teamed up with marlon and keenen once again for the 2006 comedy little man, which wayans acted in, co-wrote, and co-produced. showtimes: friday, 2/26 7:30 & 10 p.m. saturday, 2/27 7 & 10 p.m. sunday, 2/28 7 p.m. the way... your average lionel me

mr. cooper was rushed to the hospital. his wife died at the scene. the already saturated grounds from melting snow and rain may have contributed to the tree coming down. >> new this morning, car ends up on the front lawn of the property after crashing into another vehicle. crews responded to the 2100 block of south white horse pike just before 1:00 this morning, and had to cut a woman out of her car. police say one of the drivers was taken to the hospital. no word yet on what caused the crash. >> a young girl and her mom are recovering this morning, after being struck by a hit-and-run driver. the mother and her two children were crossing at broad and dickinson when they were hit by a red honda. the driver remains on the loose. "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco spoke to the victims. >> after surgery, and with two screws and rod in her leg, five year old caitlin is home from the hospital reunited when her sisters, and talking about the hit-and-run, that left her with a broken leg. >> then he hurt my leg. >> were you scared? >> she is get through a

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mr. xinghai: it is. but, you know, just one sentence, in terms of u.s./china cooperation and other issues. we are working very well with our u.s. counterparts. francine: a challenge, but doable. you are confident this will be done? mr. dalio: i think monetary policies will not be as effective. that is a big change in the world, because we require monetary policies to be effective. and then, i think on cooperation on monetary policies, because you can't move interest rates as much you move currencies. i think, we are entering an environment, in which there will be more currency volatility, as a means of easing policies, where they need to be eased. that smacks of currency wars, not as much currency cooperation. when i think of fiscal policy, i think fiscal policy is very politically sensitive. you get into a bad economic situation, and and somebody will say, "you need to be fiscally more responsible." and someone will say, "you need fiscal stimulus." when there are political shifts, particularly, let's say the the populism taking place in -- in europe or even in the united states, those thin

mr. cooper of tennessee for today and tomorrow. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the request is granted. under the speaker's announced policy of january 6, 2015, the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. murphy, is recognized for 60 minutes as designee of the majority leader. mr. murphy: thank you, mr. speaker. before i begin, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days within which to revise and extend their remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. murphy: thank you. count.aker, let i call it the y last year in 2015 in the united states there was 41,000 suicide deaths in this country. 45,000 deaths from drug overdoses. 1200 homicides from people who are mentally ill and half of deadly police encounters occurred with someone who is mentally ill. there are unknown mentally ill who die 25 years sooner. about one person per day in los angeles a day who is homeless and 200,000 homeless in this country who are mentally ill. it is a sad case in my numbers, but if you add them up, even the

a way to close it and i know that it will only come with cooperation from congress. >> mrs. clinton has a busy day tomorrow. she will be in florence and myrtle beach and north charleston. her husband will be campaigning tomorrow friday in rock hill spartanburg and winnsboro and friday he will travel to aiken. bernie sanders spent most of his day campaigning out of state in missouri. before leaving columbia this morning he talked about the poverty rate in our country and he attributed the increase to a 1996 welfare reform bill that was supported by mrs. clinton. he said something needs to be done to help the poor. >> i happen to believe we need real welfare reform but the goal of welfare reform is to get peopop to stand on ththr own two feet to help them and get them jobs and the training they need to help them get the child care they need so they health care they need as well. the most vulnerable people in the country. >> sanders is going to be in oklahoma and he is not leaving south carolina he will return on friday. >>> donald trump continues to maintain his lead as the pa

didn't you just tell me she was a cooperating witness, mr. berbatov? warrant to issue in the name of kim brody. [whispers indistinctly] your honor, since the real estate scam involves organized crime, we request protective custody [indistinct] uh, mutually agreeable secure location. (brody) so this is what i get for helping you? accusations of murder and robbery? why did you send the police to brooklyn? because that's where mr. langdon told me he was going to be. it's my bad luck he can't tell you himself. it is bad luck you and your boyfriend killed him. i don't even have a boyfriend. i'm a single girl all alone here. (berbatov) asong as i'm here, you can't bully her. we'll discuss a plea on the bribery charges. anything else, we're not interested. bobby sinclair, escaped from broward county jail in '04 while awaing trial. convictions for assault and armed robbery. you don't know him? that's your story. that's right. he had your lipstick on his face. same make, same color as the one in your purse. and in thousandsof other purses in the metropolitan ar

susan employee says client is fully cooperating. >> mr. sousa as soon as he found out about this katie turned himself in. he came in off the street wants to face this head-on. he knows what he's up against. >> tonight the victim still in the hospital but is expected to held until a dangerousness hearing next week. >> the race for the white house now spending by super packs and outside groups hitting mega numbers in the presidential race but so far the money spent in hopes of losing both top 200 million. more than three times what had been set by this time in 2012. one of those donors is barbara lee of cambridge founder of the barbara lee family foundation. she is noted $1.6 million to liberal super packs. >> this is a very small price to pay for the kind of access and clout this money can purchase. >> donors can spend unlimited amounts of super packs contributions darkly to candidate campaigns have a limit of $2700 per election. >> search on tonight for the suspect who attacked a local delivery driver from wass saying restaurant was making

. >> we appreciate your cooperation, mr. santori. >> luca: on one condition. marisa sierras' name is kept out of any incriminating evidence. >> understood. for the record? >> luca: also understood. [ clears throat ] my father has an entire network of illegal businesses hidden behind his legitimate corporation. he' s partnered with the lowest corrupt government officials, the list goes on. >> chelsea: marisa, i know what true love looks like. and it is not you and luca. admit it. you thought you left that whole life behind. you thought you left him behind until suddenly he just shows up here. >> marisa: well, romances get rekindled all the time. >> chelsea: no. you' re with him for some reason. maybe, like, say, your child? >> marisa: what? >> chelsea: i wouldn' t put it past luca to use the daughter you left behind as blackmail. something that noah would never do, by the way. also another reason you probably love him. >> marisa: look, i am not someone that life just happens to, okay? i am in control. i chose to leave my daughter with her adopted parents even a

why do i get the feeling you're not cooperating? mr. trevino, we're trying to find john before he hurts himself or his son. doou have any idea who we're talking about here? you know he got the silver star? our unit got ambushed, and john russell crawled through an open courtyard through machine gun fire so he can drag two injured soldiers to safety. does that sound like a guy who would hurt his s? no, it doesn't. it's our job to find him and get him what he needs. oh, yeah? what does he need? he needs help. if i hear from him, i'll let you know. if you think of anything... here's my card. what makes you so sure he's gonna lead us to russell? they served in the same unit together, which makes them like brothers. i guarantee as soon as we walked away, he either called russell or he's gonna go see him. do you still keep in touch with the guys from your unit? (sighs) no. because i don't. well, why not? because i'm the only one who made it home. i'm sorry. (sighs) (door opens in distance) he's moving. taking a trip in your rv? i-i just... i

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the congressman's attorney says lolita has not been cooperating with the judges orders. >> and mr. grayson's view, she has been obstructive on virtually every issue. it's our hope with her new attorney that we will reach some accommodation and level of cooperation. >> grayson's issue in w ashington, comes from an offshore hedge fund, the house ethics commission is investigating its legality. politically charged attack >>> we have been telling you about the battle between the fbi, and apple over breaking into a suspected terrorist smartphone. >> their fight is coming to public streets, why that request will spark protest all across the country later today. >>reporter:one man is in the hospital and three on the run after a shooting at this pine hills apartment complex. coming up, the order the shooter gave before opening fire. >>> a very springlike -- like feel to the air. storms moving in, especially tomorrow. timing out the possibility of severe weather in central florida. on the other side of the break. the new caramel macchiato from dunkin' donuts. and a caramel-flavored swirl upl

mr. darryl veach. darryl has served tirelessly to provide reliable light and energy to missouri members of the osage valley electric cooperative of which i'm a lifelong member. after 43 years, mr. veach has re-signed his position as general manager of osage valley in butler, missouri. his passion for excellence was seen throughout all of his work, from the beginning at grundy electric cooperative where he served as a clerk to his tenure as novet missouri electric cooperative, human resources association the accountants' association and a member of the public relations committee. mrs. hartzler: this year he was honored with the esteemed a.c. burroughs award, given think missouri electric cooperatives for his leadership above and beyond the call of duty to strengthen and improve the economic conditions of his community. part of going vont for darryl was being act -- of going above and beyond for darryl was being leader on the school board, the area chamber of commerce and his rotary club. thank you for giving your life to the service of the citizens of missouri's fourth districtism congratulate you on a job well done and look fo

cooperation. now, uh, since mr. kerr has been kind enough it's up to us to make everything as easy as possible for him. there's nothing to worry about, major... as long as you have me behind the camera. i-i do think that perhaps we ought to give it just a little more thought. did you send for me, sir? yes, major. i kind of thought you'd be sending for me. well, here are the results of the heat chamber test. take them to the lab for me, will you? was there anything else, major? well, i heard you were filming a documentary, and i've had a little acting experience, and i thought you might be needing me. well, if roger'd like to do this instead of me, i have no objection. why don't you both do it? you work as a team anyway. i could help tony out. well, that's settled. i'm not too familiar with movie techniques. could you answer a question? shoot. what's ann-margret really like? i'd like to, uh... spend as much time as i can with you, major. i really like to get to know my actors. uh, yes, i can understand that, but-- sp

mr. benny that he's a great violinist. - well, i got the recording machine. did you get someone to cooperate? - i got just the man, mr. isaac stern. you know, he's one of the world's greatest violinists and a very good friend of mr. benny's. i'm sure he'll help us out. i called him so he should be here any minute. - good, then i'll set up the recording machine. - i hope everything works. - [rochester] you know, mr. benny hasn't even tended to business. his producer sent this play over and he won't even look at it. (doorbell rings) uh oh! - oh, never mind, i'll get it. hope it isn't mr. benny, it'll ruin everything. oh, hello, mr. stern, come on in. - [isaac] hello, mary. how are you? - you know rochester. - sure, how are ya, rochester? - hello, mr. stern. - well, mary when you called me and asked me to hurry over with a violin i gathered that it was most urgent. - it is, you see, three days ago, jack found out he wasn't a great violinist. - only three days ago? (audience laughs) - well, he's very upset over it, but i think with your help we might snap him out of it. - well, mary, you know how i love jack and if there

it is part of the european cooperation that we have. >> mr. michael fabricant. >> given the difficult of any any change to our eu membership approved by any of the other 27 countries, what we've got is as good as anyone i think might have expected and more and i congratulate the prime minister on his achievement.evemt honoraf but will my right honorable friend confirm that once a european council has made its decision, he will respect the views of those ministers who h might publicly address the opinion that the united kingdom should now leave the eu and thap the careers of those ministers a in this government won't be jeopardized or threatened as a o consequence? m >> i can certainly give my iend honorable friend that assuranceo we're still in the process of at negotiation and the manifesto wb all stood on said that we wanten to get the best possible deal for britain and we would work on that together.are that's exactly what we're doing once that deal, if that deal is agreed, whether it's february o perhaps later if it takes more time, then t

mr. gaines was buried at m-j dolly cooper veterans cemetary...with full military honors.greenville mayor knox white proclaimed today in mr. gaines name--family say he will be greatly missed... 3 3 3 "he was just a great person. he was the biggest man in my life except for god, you know, my dad was second, whatever i went through i could always call on my dad, my mentor, all the way, and he was my dad" dad" 3 governor nikki haley even sent a letter to the family expressing her gratitude for his service..and sympathies to by his wife clara of 51 years. he and his family have lived in the nicholtown community in greenville for more than 50 years. 3 later today---- 3 members of law enforcement.. fire departments and all first responders will be honored with a hockey game.. game..the swamp rabbits are battling the south carolina stingrays..for heroes night.. fox carolina's joe gagnon has more from the well. 3 3 3 good afternoon in a matter of hours it will heroes night here at the well the swamp rabbits ar taking on the south carolina sting rays we are with alan fuehring who is the voice of th

, smiled and smirked during questioning prompting his attorney to defend his lack of cooperation with congress. >> mr. shkreli did not intend to show any disrespect for any members of the committee, listened intently. some of what you saw was nervous energy. >> shkreli was arrested for securities fraud in a separate case. >> the nba champion golden state warriors were at the white house today to visit president obama. >> they were all there but the president did point out that there was one person who was missing. >> now, let me begin by saying i was hoping that riley curry would be here today to share the podium with me, but i guess i'm going to have to get media training some other day. >> you can see the warriors there with the president. president obama honored the nba champions, poked a little fun and made note of the players' efforts to give back to the community. >> great shooting, great passing, small ball nuclear lineup. it's almost not fair. and they play not just well, but they play well together. they play as a team the way basketball is supposed to be played, and it's beautiful to watch.

(mccoy) once the defendant refused to cooperate, detective fontana surely would have interrogated mrs. lowell about everything concerning his visit. she certainly would have mentioned the harbor master's phone call. detective fontana would have followed up and he would have und the kidnapped child. this establishes inevitable discovery and makes all of the evidence admissible. thank you, ms. borgia. motion denied. very good, alex. i don't wanna talk about it. detective fontana extracted from my client what we in the legal biz call a coerced confession. how do we know this? he told us so himself. that's how. what, you don't remember that? no, no, no, no. yodidn't doze off during his testimony. detective fontana was sitting right there. and i asked him directly if he used certain specific abusive acts to encourage mr. lowell to talk. of course you remember. that's when mr. mccoy got all red in the face and screamed somethi about prejudicial testimony. my queion is... do you remember detective fontana ever saying, "no, i did not commit those brutal acts"? i sure don't. where i come from,

mr. buford, it's nice to see you again. - it's perfectly all right. i have plenty of time and nothing else to do. - well, i promise you'll have our undivided cooperation now. mr. anderson will be along soon, i'm sure. - well, fine. now, the main thing that mr. mcclure would like to have us go into is group activities. (kathy crunches on food) (audience laughs) things you folks do together as a unit, a family unit. - well, let's see now. - we eat dinner together. (audience laughs) - (chuckles) well, naturally, but mr. buford means more like-- - hey, we went on sort of a picnic together once. remember, when the car broke down on the way to lemon falls? we got trapped into going. (phone rings) - betty will answer it. - maybe claude's got me on the committee. - she can tell you. yes, every year we take a nice trip together, to a family reunion at my sister's place in lemon falls. we have a lovely time. - yeah, lovely. - [betty on the phone] well, just a minute. it's father, and he says he's terribly sorry, but he has a flat tire, and he wants to know who took the spare tire out of the car without letting him know. he sounds furious. - oh, dear, i should h

mr. chairman, the cooperative relationship that this community has had with the department of justice. i am very grateful to you. she has announced today a new policy. first of all, the department of bureau prisons will first check to see if there is a criminal alien in custody of the federal prisons, has a deportation order, and where that individual may also come in the case of san francisco, where they have a policy they are not going to honor the federal the tenor in response to the concerns of -- that this subcommittee has suggested, the department of justice, you have changed the policy of the bureau prisons, that you will not release that individual to san francisco. you will hand them over to ice, chairman carter, so he can be deported. we thank you for the change of policy. that is very important. we also learned today the department is moving towards -- because this will be litigated forever and we cannot wait on that. the lives of callous americans depend on quick and decisive action. countlesses of americans depend on quick and decisive action. working right away to move qu

cooper. (ringing continues) don't you think? cy? fine. fine? mr. beene, that's emily's list calling for mrs. grant. (ringing continues) fine, james. fine. go on tv. (ring, receiver clatters) lillian! surprise. it's me-- cyrus beene. (projector and camera shutter clicking) (harrison) that's him. baseball c c. same guy i saw at the hospital. (david) all i see is ear. he knew where the cameras were. never showed his face. guy who gets to huck and works for albatross-- no way he lets himself get caught on camera. maybe if we zoom in. (david) we can see how an ear works. (keys click) is there another angle? another camera? a secret camera we could hack into? i don't know. i'm not huck. i've been poring over this stuff for two days-- every camera, every angle. it's--this is all we've got. welcome back. we were just looking over the footage from that night. we didn't want to bother you while you were... shaking off the crazy. it's true. play it. (taps key) that's charlie. (taps key) how do you know? that's his ear. (sighs) (projector and camera shutter cl

mr. donald j trump. patrick: tonight at the broad river electric cooperative, donald trump once again rallied thousands of supporters in the upstate, just days before the primary. and these supporters say they will punch their ballot for trump. >> i like that he's not politically correct, and he'll tell someone to kiss his -- in a heartbeat. >> i just like what he has to say. he's brave and he's bold, and i love it. chances are on saturday? >> i think they're very good in south carolina. patrick: the billionaire greeted the crowd, and even joined in chanting his own name, >> trump, trump, trump. patrick: before delivering what his supporters came to hear. >> how stupid are our politicians? how stupid? we'll talk about it. but, i mean, the iran deal. and the trade deals. we lose money with everybody. patrick: a familiar topic at trump rallies, the second amendment, and americans arming themselves against terrorists. >> if there were people on the other side, and the bullets were flying in both ways, you wouldn't had 130 people killed. you wouldn't have had 14 people killed in california. patrick: at this r

mr. resnick and i intend to do whatever we can to cooperate. attitude like that helps a lot. which is why we want to be sure things are being done carefully, slowly. i can't help you there. under a lot of pressure from the doj to speed up the process. it's just that we'd really like to be your partner on this if we can. epa records indicate your company receives about 12,000 barrels of contaminants a month, correct? there's a lot of background noise. i need a clean transcript. parkman: it's the slag furnace. they fill it with chemical waste, heat it to 3,000 degrees and out comes harmless aggregate. it's really a recycling miracle. what is a miracle is that desert shale only uses 52% of the waste it takes in to make its paving material. where does the rest of that toxic waste go to? they have a warehouse. i'll need to have a look there as well. i want a chemical team out here to check their storage safeguards. the other epa officer was able to accomplish his work with just a visual inspection. we're paying closer attention now. i think you understand. still, it would be a sha

but i think there's more that could be done on intergovernment cooperation. >> mr. pickles? >> actually spoke at the daesh coalition meeting which was hosted in london by the fco which is an excellent example of bringing everybody together to focus on strategic communications. in the case of surveillance -- >> it doesn't give us an international treaty, does it? who should be taking the lead? >> i think a lead has been taken on surveillance. a legal framework is necessary. in other areas it's sharing best practice and i and colleagues around the world have been attending many meetings on this issue and we'll continue to do so. >> thank you so much for coming in. we are very grateful and we'll be writing with follow-up information that members of the committee have requested. thank you very much. order. can we call jeffer and rahil mohammed, please. >>> during today's white house briefing press secretary josh ernest was asked about a judge's order that apple continue assisting the fbi in its attempt to mine data from a cell phone owned by one of the shooters in december's ter

it is part of the european cooperation that we have. >> mr. michael. >> given the difficult of any any change to our eu membership approved by any of the other 27 countries, what we've got is as good as anyone might have expected and more and i congratulate the prime minister on his achievement. but will my right honorable friend confirm that once a european council has made its decision, he will respect the views of those ministers who might publicly address the opinion that the united kingdom should now leave the eu and that the careers of those ministers in this government won't be jeopardized or threatened as a consequence? >> i can certainly give my honorable friend that assurance. we're still in the process of negotiation and the manifesto we all stool stood on said that we wanted to get the best possible deal for britain and we would work on that together. that's exactly what we're doing. once that deal, if that deal is agreed, whether it's february or perhaps later if it takes more time, then there will be a meeting of the cabinet to d

mr. trump: he's got an awfully big wall at the vatican, i will tell you, so it's going to be an interesting -- anderson cooper: but people do come and go through the vatican and it's open. mr. trump: and they're going to come and go through the wall. nikole: in a town hall on cnn, donald trump said he doesn't like fighting with the pope as he defended his proposal to build a wall at the u.s./mexico border, something the pope said was not christian. but amid the holy war of words, democrats had their own bickering battle over their credentials at a their own town hall on msnbc and telemundo. polls nationally and in nevada reflecting the tightening democratic race, a brand-new nbc news-wall street journal poll shows hillary clinton leading points in south carolina -- by 30 points in sumter line a. eric: hillary clinton may be today. can you tell us who? nikole: congressman jim clyburn is expected to publicly back clinton before the state's primary on february 27. clyburn is one of the top capitol hill and the highest ranking elected deomcrat in south carolina. he has a strong voice and could sway some influence

mr. trump: he's got an awfully big wall at the vatican, i will tell you, so it's going to be an interesting -- anderson cooper: but people do come and go through the vatican and it's open. mr. trump: and they're going to nikole: in a town hall on cnn, donald trump said he doesn't like fighting with the pope as he defended his proposal to build a wall at the u.s.-mexico border something the pope said , isn't christian. but amid the holy war of words, democrats had their own bickering battle over their credentials at a their own town hall on msnbc and telemundo. the fight between clinton and sanders comes as new polls show tightening races, as well as in nevada. leading bernie sanders by almost 30 points in south carolina. eric: we understand hillary clinton may be getting another key endorsement today. do you know who? nikole: it appears south carolina representative jim clyburn is expected to publicly back clinton before the state's primary on february 27. clyburn is one of the top african-american leaders on capitol hill and the highest south carolina. the clinton campaign hoping that endorsement resonates,

mr. foley, the case is coming pretty clear now. just one more thing, if you'll cooperate i think we can wrap this up. aw, i wouldn't worry about barney, floyd. he gets a little excited about things sometimes, you know. you know, i think his trouble is he's not married. now, if he was married these little things wouldn't bother him. ( quietly ): oh, hey, here he comes. oh, barn, everything all right? got the case all solved? could be, could be. what you got there, barney? interrogation of... charles foley, by deputy fife subject charles foley, states that on day in question he was in floyd lawson's barbershop getting a haircut and fell asleep. ( laughs ) hey, yeah, that charlie would... always falls asleep in the chair. subject further states that when he woke up he had not only a haircut, but a shave a shave he had not requested. wait a minute-- that's not true. when subject protested, words were exchanged and subject was punched in the nose. well, who's "subject"? foley. he said i punched him in the nose? he did. aw, no, barney, that isn't the way it happened. now, he as

congressman's attorney says lolita has not been cooperating with the judges orders. >> and mr. graceland's view, she has been obstructive on every issue. it is our hope with her new attorney that we will reach some accommodation and level of washington comes from an offshore hedge fund, the house ethics commission is investigating its legality. grayson says it is a politically charged attack >>> we have been telling you about the battle between the fbi and apple. over breaking into a suspected terrorist smart phone for another fight now their fight is coming to public streets. why that part -- request will spark protest all across the country later today. >>reporter:three men are on the run after an attempted robbery turned into gunfire at this pine hills apartment complex. coming up the three words they said to the victim before pulling the trigger. >>> severe weather is in the forecast coming up, the newest information on the other side before mars. before space stations. before shuttles. before one small step. before rocket rides. before flat tops, freeze-dried, and flight s

mrs. akins turned. not asking you -- they've been cooperative. when we see successful programs that can and should make a transition here and i again would just appreciate the collaboration and cooperation to try and make this successful program transition. finally, subject we've talked about at times and one that i think candidly the american public is ahead of most of our elected officials and that is around care planning and end-of-life issues. we still remain the only industrial nation that hasn't had the kind of adult conversation about care planning, about the issues are and end-of-life but also recognizing this is not about limiting choices that expanding choices. i was pleased to see that cms introduced a payment form or physicians to have those kind of conversations about the go entities that come out of those conversations. this conversation should include family members, loved ones, religious advisors. senator isakson and i have been working on this for some time and we are gaining broader-based bipartisan support and there's not a mem

do you expect a lot of cooperation from the european partners on this? mr. mcgurk: i would expect a lot of cooperation, italy, france and particularly rome are talking about taking a leading role and supporting a new government of national accord. there has been a great effort and emphasis of getting that information process finalized. at the same time, we aren't letting these threats fester as we saw earlier this week. but we want to see the government formed as early possible. my colleague, our envoy with libya is working with the u.n. special envoy. we want to see the government formed. once the government is formed, the international community and the partners will swining behind it. when we see threats emerging such as isil and threaten us or our partners, we won't hesitate to act. reporter: would you agree the strategy ister-isil working? >> if you look back to 18 months ago and i was in iraq when most you will fell. i was in baghdad, we were having very serious conversations about the total collapse of baghdad and the fall of the baghdad airport and th

cooperating. just trying to prep my key witness, mr. swain, to make sure he stands up on cross. witness? no, you must be mistaken. mr. drake's invoking his fifth endment right you ask me, nicole's starting to look better and better. talk to her friends. see if you can validate her story. nicole felt horrible about that tape. she couldn't sleep. did she tell her parents? her parents? god, no. they're, like, super strict. that's why she was so freaked out. does nicole date a lot? trying to figure out if she's a slut? no, we're trying to figure out if she's honest. just because she got drunk in florida one night and took her clothes off, doesn't mean she's a liar. or that she deserved to get raped. we know that. doesn't sound that way. look, sweetie, your friend killed someone. a guy is dead. we have to ask questions about her personal life, her family life. listen, truth is, we'rtrying to help her, not hurt her. we just--we wanna understand what kind of person she is. smart, hard working, up to her eyeballs in student loans, looking to get the hell out of queens. but most importantly, she'

cooperation. you did a fine job. - oh, thanks, mr. burton. i can't say we're sorry it's over. - smitty, get that last reel processed as soon as you can. - right, chief. - thanks again, men. now i'll be off. after a rough filming like that, i need a rest. - you hear that, guys? he needs a rest. - now i know why them hollywood movie stars quit acting and volunteer for frontline fighting. they're cowards. - well, a nice shower and a hot meal and a couple of days of war, and we'll forget ever happened. - yeah, a hot meal sounds great. - hey, one of you guys better go up after fuji in the cave, huh? - don't bother, skipper-san. - hey! what are you doing in that getup? - all the others wear this getup for last scene, so i wear it. - fuji, are you trying to say that you sneaked into the last scene of the picture? - ah so! and not only last scene. i sneak into lots of other scenes. - you what?! - pretty sneaky, huh? - fuji, do you realize what you've done? - what? i just trying to break into pictures. that you'll be spotted in a minute? then they'll

mr. president, if president bush consults and cooperates with the senate or moderates his selections absent consultation, then his nominees may enjoy my support as did justices kennedy and souter." so when it comes to setting senate precedent, i think it's important to get the vice president's words right but i also think it's important to pay attention to his actions which speak more loudly than his words. his record as chairman of the senate judiciary committee is unmistakable. in case after case he convened and held appropriate and timely hearings for judges of all backgrounds and experiences when nominated by president bush in an election year. even in a deeply contentious election year, he considered dozens of district and circuit court nominees all the way up to september, just two months before a presidential election. so today i echo then chairman biden's 1992 request. i urge president obama to nominate a moderate and eminently qualified jurist by whose record should clearly under normal circumstances be confirmed and who can become a consensus nominee in this chamber. you don't hav

mr. press: the question was askedon meet the press, by anderson cooper in the cnn and bernie has been askedhat question many times. first of all, the blurb is totally homerless. -- harmless. it does not endorse the book. it repeats a point he makes in every each, which is twofold -- speech, which is twofold. one, we need a political revolution. that is his phrase. and that political revolution means progressives have to keep the pressure on the next --ident, who we hope president, who we hope will be a progressive and democrat, to stick to the progressive agenda and follow it through, and not compromise, and that the president has a responsibility to rallied the progressives to keep the pressure on him, and put the pressure on congress. which is again, why i think the timing of this book is important. i think we are on the cusp of a progressive revolution. i consider both bernie sanders and hillary clinton progressives. one of them is going to be the next president, i believe. now is a good time to take this guy doow does that we thought it was a real progressive, how did we learn from that

mr. niemeyer and any of these children?" jess dykes: "not at this time. but, we are cooperating with police in any way, shape that we need to." school officials tell me that niemeyer is not allowed to volunteer in the schools. the students in the group he worked with... have been notified of what's going on. if convicted... niemeyer could spend at least 20 years in prison. live in independence... ben katko... fox19 now. breaking news now in newport... police are searching right now for a man who was reportedly seen waving around a rifle. it's happening now near riverboat row. so far, officers say they have not seen him. we have a crew headed to the scene and will bring you the latest as information comes in. caught on camera... a would be robber... thwarted by an iraqi war vet.... the showdown - after the break. you're esssentially imprisoning someone against their will. a local hospital... facing lawsuits... why some people the acupuncturist, the chiropractor. holistic treatments aren't just for humans anymore. i'm rob williams -- coming up meet the local dogs getting alternati

cooperate. we have to start acting. mr. president, i would just like to say that a few days ago, there was a representative study published across europe asking these, not politicians, questions. 79% of people across europe want us to keep the freedom to travel . 60% of british people want to keep the freedom of travel. 69% of people want us to help refugees, to solve this refugee problem. sometimes the people no more than the politicians, thank you. than theore politicians. thank you. [applause] wants to put a question to you. >> can i just ask you to repeat what he said? in there some people united kingdom who are giving the impression to the british electorate that there will be a referendum that will come back, and there will be renegotiations. clarity, will you confirm to the people of the united kingdom that the renegotiation has been finished and there will be no further renegotiations? thank you. >> if you need clarification of what i have just said, i am happy to do that. the proposal on the table, that is the offe

mrs. knowles uses in her music video and her halftime performance at the super bowl, we voted unanimously not to boycott the may 3rd concert. >> reporter: matt cooper says the decision to provide security will be a personal one for each officer. >> we encourage phroef police officers to make an individual decision to volunteer to -- police officers to make an individual decision to volunteer to work autothis concert. >> upon cooer would not give us a number. >> reporter: some officers within the organization expressed concerns about the super bowl performance. her dancers dressed as members of the black panther party. >> they used violence towards police officers, we are not supportive of that. >> >> reporter: the union is made up of 550 members. as a whole they do not condone violence against a police officer and always speak out against what they consider negative depictions. >> we have officers prosecute different backgrounds and believes and political affiliations. >> a spokesperson with the police department tells us tonight he want be clear. this is a decision made by the union. does not represent the entire raleigh police department. >> repo

mr. clinton met with local leaders. the south carolina democratic primary is february 27th. >> larry: a barbecue restaurant in raleigh has started a trend. clyde coopers barbecue put signs out asking people to stop profiling muslims. since then, the message has spread around other businesses downtown. >> oh, i agree with the message. it's definitely not right to profile people. my barber is a muslim. i know plenty of muslims. they're all fine people that i've met. there's crazies in every bunch. >> larry: they have not received any negative feedback about the signs. roberts and the mayor of colorado. should the broncos win, mayor roberts says she's post a picture of herself in peyton manning's jersey. if the panthers win, the mayor will post himself in a cam newton picture. >> it's a really beautiful blue and it's going to go really well. it's going to look great on you. >> i appreciate that. >> darcel: the mayor says she's confident she won't be wearing manning's jersey. >> larry: we will see. >> darcel: hopefully she's right. >> larry: really. well the rain's out of here and the temperature is about to drop. >> darcel: jason, is there something else

because her client was set to cooperate in a majorso contraband association and she said he was expected to name names. >> bso was extremely interested in working wi m mr. bnagh. >>reporter: she shared with us tests from the jail's top investigator who said she wanted to help get the name of staff giving phones. >>reporter: you believe this is a conspiracy. >> yes. >>reporter: by making up the allegations it would discredit your client. >> of course. >>reporter: she says granda because of the investigation isn't safe in the jail and she him out. jailers complained she spent too much time with her client.t. do you have any romantic feelings for mr. granda? >> mr. granda and i, as i told you before, have an excellent attorney-client relationship. >>reporter: n you answer this question directly? >> the answer is know. >>reporter: michelleie was terminated for misconduct involving granda. >>rererter: do they have any evidence against you? >> regional council, do they have evidence against me? me being terminated from regional council is a separate issue. >> that was her attorney she has a 15 month old son and i now facing a florida bar investigation said h