nellie traveled from her husband. to and fro.aveled but julia grant was the civil war's road warrior. every biographer of grant she was with with him a lot, though they don't really say more than that. memoirs are full of tales of being in camp with him. and i learned that the tracked her movements too. julia's map, like the other maps in the book, is a rough approximation of her travels. and it doesn't show many of her shorter trips. no matter. it's clear that julia traveled duringan 10,000 miles the civil war to be with her husband. much?d julia travel so i found the answer in her eyes. as it is that she traveled so far, often with four in tow, sometimes through enemy territory, it is even more astonishing when you that she did it with a disability. eyea grant was born with an defect. crossed,er eyes look which embarrassed her all her life. she always preferred to be in profile. it also made it difficult but not impossible for her to read and write. she almost certainly never saw anything in three dimensions and dep

we know for certain that george loved nelly. what did nelly love george? though his biographers state that as fact, the answer is not obvious in my opinion. tale of her youthful passion and engagement to the future confederate general ap hill which was cruelly thwarted by her mother. but i found even more convincing evidence of her ambivalence toward mcclellan in her behavior during the war and later in life after her husband died. widowsmany civil war nelly abandon responsibility for defending mcclellan's reputation after his death. nelly left her husband's legacy to the not so tender mercies of a very misguided literary executor who published perhaps the most inaccurate and most criticized memoirs of any civil war general. and it included more than 200 of the wartime letters mcclellan had written to nelly. in those letters which mcclellan had always asked nelly to keep private he had poured out his abuse of lincoln, the gorilla, the baboon. stanton, the judas and hallock the devil. it's almost enough to make you feel sorry for george mcclellan. almost. i

them, andlan ignored nelly allowed them to do so.ill a relatively young woman and he was an important military person. balance ofparent power in a victorian marriage tilted heavily toward the husband. nevertheless, she could have found a way to convert his ill-advised arrogance at times, just as julia's freak, as she called it, forced grant to refuse the invitation to the theater. nellie's inaction was matched on occasion by regrettable action, as when she urged her husband to defy hallock's orders in the second battle of bull run. when she coyly tried to get mcclellan to start into washington solely for the purpose of retrieving their table filter. and when she gave his literary executor unfettered access to ,heir private correspondence which he later published in his version of mcclellan's , therebys memoir damming mcclellan for eternity in his own words. even if there was no difference between george and nelly's ,pinions of lincoln in private there was still room enough for good judgment to surface in their public behavior toward

he's been spending his retirement years growing marijuana on maui, the nellie cush. he was back in oracle last night as that team was honored again and last night nellie and i had a moment. what flashbacks immediately come to mind? >> i think the team really needed something at that time. they hadn't had success for a long period of time and we walked in, made the playoffs that last game of the season, went into playoffs hot, had great success. >> reporter: do you miss it, coach? >> no. it's too hard of job. >> reporter: out of your system? >> it's too hard of job. i'm enjoying my retirement. >> reporter: turn your head around. i want people to see the ponytail. look at that. man, you are clean. man, he is feeling good. he's living the life. he spent his entire fortune on all that housing in maui that he rents out just enjoying his retirement. >> hanging out with willie nelson. >> wow. living if the life. >> loving it. >> vern, thank you. we'll be right back. >> he made it. narrator: in utah, you're livin' on mountain time and there's nothing standard about that. wit

. >> el tribunal supremo acaba de anunciar que nelly duke le juntÓ agua de 53% de los otros conviertedente electo ties tribunal supremo electoral. quedaron carlos calleja, hugo martÍnez y josÉ alvarado. la felicidad no me cabe en el pecho. estofepaÍs querido. nuestra gente para dejar de sufrir tanto bien de todos, vamos a construir un mejor salvador. >>los otros candidatos consideran la victoria allÍ. veremos quÉ sucede cuando sean contados al 100% de los votos. autoridades dijeron que el auto que viajaba en sentido contrario, habrÍa chocado contra otro vehÍculo y se habrÍa dado a la fuga antes del accidente. la patrulla de caminos se tuvo a un conductor bajo sospecha de estar intoxicado. hubimos tenido ideas intermitentes a lo largo de todo el dÍa. los meteorÓlogos pronosticaron caÍda de nieve intensa y vientos fuertes en sierra nevada. autoridades emitieron advertencias y aluden de nuevo en las montaÑas. retroceder abajo en un vecindarioel sur de california. se estrellÓ contra una casa provocando un incendio. el resultado fue mortal para cinco personas incluido el vino esto piloto d

but i never smoked when i played or coached. >> just wanted to clarify that true nelly style. notice the hair consult. >> that goes with the hot. >> jason richardson in the middle and jackson honored the we believe warriors team tonight. as for the game, wow. warriors and sacramento kings. final minutes ste steph curry h this clutch three-pointer. the kings had a chance for the win. five seconds remaining. buddy heel hesitates. warriors win 125-123. the sharks in pittsburgh. hello erik karlsson and sidney crosby. less than a minute into the game hertl with the first of his two goals. sharks win 4-0. >> back with more in a moment. . aived early. james logan sr., oel game hit a ridiculous 30-foot jumper to pull up a wild buzzer beater. they beat dublin high 86-83. >> i wasn't expecting it at all. like i say, i -- it was spectacular. i had no words. i couldn't describe the feeling. >> spectacular it was. there it is. check it out. they'll play again tomorrow night for the with division i championship. that's a shot. >> yeah! >> he'll remember that for the rest of his life. >> loo

he uses phony russian sources oh, with the help of a woman named nellie ohr. nellie happened to be married to the fourth highest ranking official at doj bruce ohr. and he has been demoted twice. late august 2016 bruc 2016 ohr presented the research to the top echelon of the fbi and the doj and guess who else? andrew mccabe. and andrew weissmann. yeah. the pit bull of robert mueller warning them that the source was tainted. christopher steele hated donald trump. and he was being paid by the clinton campaign. she paid for it all. nevertheless, in the summer of 2016, the fbi used the information on the dossier in an application for a fisa warrant to spy on an associate of the trump pain never ever tell the fisa court in their application hillary paid for it and never telling the fisa court that it's unverified and never corroborated. in fact, this does way reporting they pushed around, based on one source. it was the bulk of the evidence used in all four fisa warrants and the three subsequent renewals. now, the fisa court judges, well, they were never warned of t

so those three key facts -- fusion's connected with the clinton campaign, his wife, nellie ohr, workss steele has a deep whereas against the president -- bruce ohr communicated that with the fbi and the department of justice, specifically andrew wiseman who's on mueller's team. and the most important fact is he communicated those three pieces of information prior to the election. more importantly, prior to when the fbi and the department of justice went to the fisa court to get the warrant to spy on trump's campaign. that is huge. maria: yeah, that's huge because for a long time adam schiff has been saying, oh, they didn't know this was a clinton paid-for document. they found out after september. but we know from this testimony that, in fact, meetings were happening as early as july of 2016. >> adam schiff specifically says in the memo that bruce ohr's communication with the fbi with anything relative to the dossier took place after the election and after the october 21st fisa application was taken to the fisa court. that is not accurate based on bruce ohr's testimony to us in his dep

lourdes: el concierto realizado r esperanzados.los nelly asegura que desde hace aÑossu organizaciÓn hamos estado trabajandoarduamente. lourdes:ç patricia: hacemos una pausa y al volver, la madre naturaleza sigue castigando a california. ahora con una amenaza de tormenta que podrÍa provocarlluvias durante varias semanas. ♪ quésame, ♪ quésame mucho, ♪ como si fuera esta noche la última vez. ♪ ♪ quésame mucho, [cof cof] ♪ ♪ patricia: california enfrenta a la amenaza de una mega tormenta que ocurre una vez cada siglo y que los expertos advierten que causarÍa el triple de devastaciÓnque un potente terremoto. el extraÑo fenÓmeno causarÍa lluvias de proporciones bÍblicas por varias semanas y rebasarÍa represas como obligando a evacuar a mÁs de millÓn y medio de personas. jaime: en un verdaderamente atÍpico invierno en el sur de california, sorpresivamente se registrÓ la caÍda de nieve en lugares como pasadena y malibÚ, algo que no se habÍa visto hace mÁs de un siglo. esto genera lo que estamos viendo, todas las montaÑas blancas. Éstas dos fotografÍas tomadas por la nasa muestran abundante can

how about nelly in the house. the all-star game is over, but steph still there. check out the reaction. oh, my gosh. the rookie was skilled for 28 points rebounds. a veteran with more skills, six blocks seven blocks and 31 seconds left and kevin durant showing up angry. they get the ball back, durant down two after three. cousin gets his old team for the fi time he gets rejected and right to klay thompson. warrio the kings one last chance six seconds left. wide open and didn't take the shot and instead, does this. air to end it. warrio hold on 125-123. the rocks and the lankers. theyoutscored houston in the 29 points and then playing bully ball. 111-10 rocket warriors on abc 7. a hat trick and they scored in the opening minute with the a tough angle there. later in the period, the sharks the blue line. that brings the backhand and flags it in. play. look at the passing here. it's a goal.goals in the game. 3-0 and they were so frustrated they started fighting at the end. this i during a time out. i will you in the face. the coach got elected. on the road. the a's

america's nelly korda added another chapter in the long list of family achievments.and claim her second lpga title. now, korda's sisterjessica won the same tournament seven years ago, while their father petr won the australian open tennis title in 1998 and her brother sebastian won the boys' singles title in melbourne last year. nelly‘s sisterjessica tweeted this picture earlier of the four of them celebrating their respective wins doing the same celebratoryjump! amazing stuff. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. next up, it's click. massive attack's teardrop plays. it is pretty far out there, but it really suits the music and what they're about, i think. in his birmingham studio, artist harley davies is painting a unique work that is much, much more than meets the eye.

before the game, nelly and i had a moment. >> what flashbacks just immediately come to mind? >> i think the team really needed something at that time. they hadn't had success for a long period of time. we walked in, made the playoffs that last game of the season. went into the playoffs hot, had a great success. >> do you miss it, coach? >> no. it's too hard a job. i'm enjoying my retirement. >> turn your head around. i want people to see the ponytail. look at that. you are clean. >> i felt the urge to tug it. but i did not do it. not on a hall of famer. he is just living the life. he's invested in property. he's growing his ganja. he's playing his golf. >> he was a very serious coach when he was coaching. >> there were two sides to nelly. the one we saw in front of the camera. >> who won the day? >> east side prep, boys and girls won their titles and they are on to the ncs. >> congratulations to them. >>> coming up in our next half hour, brazen gatecrashers taking b.a.r.t. for a ride. >> it's almost a sense of entitlement that they've developed. >> we found out catching fare

and now the wife of bruce ohr, nellie ohr after lin wood christopher steele sent to the fbi report that told the congress' wife put her own dossier together, put on a memory stick, give it to him and he routed it to the fbi despite the fact that there are conflict of interest rules that say justice officials should never get involved in cases where their spouse has a financial interest. it's remarkable. the story has evolved so much. >> sean: and we only have a small sampling of these t interviews. we don't, there isn't so much information. you both agree with me, ask a question, that in fact when everything comes out, there's at least probably a dozen people that should be charged here he met sarah. >> yes, absolutely, if not more. >> sean: if not more, how many more >> i would say definitely between 12 and 20. >> sean: and john? >> yep, the house republicans rooted all thesese interviews, preparing criminal referrals, at least nine they will make right off the bat. >> sean: john kelly of sources in a special counsel's's office. what are you hearing about what will be in this report su

my name is nellie little. mayor breed said, in an emergency, people's focus should be on getting help quickly, not on what hospital they should go to, but that wasn't the choice i was offered when i fell rock climbing last september. i didn't go to sf general even though it was closer to me because out of network according to the triage nurse on the phone line. i argued with the ucsf yard drrz who were transferring me to sf general, the only hospital that could treat a trauma patient in this city because it was out of network. not until the e.r. doctor said if you were my daughter, i would send you there right now, do you understand, would i get onto the ambulance. i was worried i would get a huge bill for the care, which i did, for $28,000. that was after united health care covered $10,000 of it and i spent five months arguing it. i understand sf general serving the underserved, and i appreciate the kari got there. yet, it's the only level one trauma center in san francisco, and it should treat everyone who c

it was nelly the rapper. he goes, snelly, it's nelly. oh, what's up? hotel. oh my god. all kidding aside, was it getting hot out there? [ laughter ] he said, yeah, it was. [ applause ] did you have to take off all your clothes? he said, no, i put them on when it evacuated. we don't joke around, these are serious things. >> jimmy: no, no. >> i said, what about the vanity? it melted off. >> jimmy: you covered all the bases. it's great to see you. i'm glad everything is okay. >> sewny michele, it's cool, he's on the pages. a great show tonight. >> jimmy: you're welcome to hang out. david spade, everybody. "the wrong missy" will air later this year on netflix. be right back with sony michel! ? -i know, it's not much, but it's home. right, kids? -kids? -papa, papa! -[ laughs ] -you didn't tell me your friends were coming. -oh, yeah. -this one is tiny like a child. -yeah, she is. oh, but seriously, it's good to be surrounded by what matters most -- a home and auto bundle from progressive. -oh, sweetie, please, play for us. -oh, no, i couldn't. -please. -okay

nellies who now say as u.s. troops prepare to leave. and while down, u.s. military commanders warn isis is not out. >> we do have to keep pressure on this network. although they are dispersed and disaggregated, they have the capability of coming back together if we don't. >> now, lester, there is also the danger that isis could try to avenge the loss of its caliphate. the group's base has been almost eliminated, but it doesn't need a base to carry out a terrorist attack. >> not the end but an important milestone. >> certainly an important milestone. >> richard, good to thank yor here. >>> back home, president trump ordered flags at half staff in honor of john dingell, the longest-serving member of congress who died last night. public funeral services will b on tuesday in the democrat's hometown of dearborn, michigan. will also be held in washington. dingell was 92. >>> just ahead, why you and millions of other americans may not get a tax refund this year or even get a surprise bill. >>> the dramatic rescue at sea after a plane came crashing down. >>> the da

karla: quÉ necesita, nelly? nelly: jamÓn. del regular. una libra. alan: lo que pida la seÑora .ena nutrición desde el comienzo. ♪ ♪ satcha: un centenar de estudiantes y activistas llevaron una vigilia en caracas para los que han perdido la vida en protestas contra el rÉgimen de nicolÁs maduro. mientras tanto, el presidente interino de venezuela juan guaidÓ envÍa un ultimÁtum a la fuerza armada dicen de que la ayuda humanitaria entrar al paÍs el prÓximo 23 de febrero. mientras, la vicepresidenta de maduro compara esto con las armas biolÓgicas diciendo que estÁn contaminadas. no todos reciben con beneplÁcito el veredicto contra el chapo guzmÁn. en este momento, hablÓ en exclusiva con "noticias univisiÓn" en california sobre lo que implica esta decisiÓn para su familia. Éstas son sus declaraciones. pamela: los seis dÍas de deliberaciÓn del jurado fueron eternos pero no suficientes para preparada rosa, la hija de joaquÍn el chapo guzmÁn, para recibir el veredicto de culpabilidad que podrÍa mandar al capo a una cÁrcel de la más alta seguridad. rosa: tengo que ser fuerte pero no sÉ cÓ

there was also some comic relief from former warriors coach don nelson >> nelly, who now lives in hawaii at oracle and asked what he does now that he's retired. >> i've been smoking some pot, actually. >> it's legal i played or coached. >> he's just trying to be honest, i suppose. got a haircut with jason richardson and steven jackson, they were honored, the we believe warriors team last night. >> is marijuana legal in hawaii right now? i know if he lived here, he would be fine. >> people smoke everywhere. >>> coming up next on "today in the bay," we're looking at the forecast, in case you have weekend plans. >> it will be a cool start to the morning and as we take a live look in fremont this morning as you get ready to head out, heaters on full blast, dropping down to 36 degrees and it will be another day with some a look at when the rain returns, coming up next. >> looking at the san mateo the say it may be gusty at times, across the bay bridge, richmond-san rafael bridge, another note headed into the north bay. >>> plus new, analyst facing charges in the michael cohen case. we'll brea

to the world if i am the southern nelly that can be made to them been a stat that so many are coming to their site many many are coming openly. to that society today to talk there is not if there is no cult like that yet all of a slave. in this case and so i think that and by now tomorrow despite the warnings the nun has no plans of backing away what i had to i had to do i must. say i think yes don't need like that. sister lucy is hope is that the lead to scandal will shine a light on the church speed leagues and make some much needed reforms. reporter on the story did have years on your former car joins us now for more good morning sagna study of the non involved in this case at the center of the allegations has not been named she's not giving any interviews what more can you tell us about her. that's right i mean she remains anonymous she is based in the northern state of punjab where the bishop was she is who she is alleged rape is also based we don't know her identity as you said but i did manage to speak to a cousin oppose a father on the phone and he did tell me that she is rea

to the world if i am the southern nelly that campaign me to bambina stat that so many are coming to the site many many are coming openly. to that society today to talk there is not if there is no guilt like that we had all the slave. in this case i was of a band. despite the warnings but none has no plans of backing away what i had to i had to do i must. not think guest of me like that. sister lucy is hope is that would lead to scandal we shine a light on the church speed leagues and help it make some much needed reforms. reporter on the story did a song a phone a card joins us now for more good morning saga what happened to sister lucy after she went public with these accusations. well i think on that report i mean she's been incredibly brave because she's to the part of the congregation i think it's takes a certain kind of courage to speak up when you're still a part of the church now she's receiving these two wanting letters as we saw in that report from our congregation she told me yesterday on the phone that she now could face the threat of expulsion too from a congregation and we

america's nellie korda added another chapter to her family's incredible sporting success story with victory7 under par, two shots clear, to claim her second lpga title. she is the latest in her family to win an aussie open of some kind. her sisterjessica won the same tournament seven years ago. and thatis same tournament seven years ago. and that is all the sport. thanks, john. thousands of people have lined the famous canals of venice for the launch of the traditional carnival — which will run for two weeks. the water—based parade produced a certain wow—factor — which is unique to the city. freya cole has more. gracefully floating above the famed canals of venice, a woman performs in the annual floating parade. above her, the mysterious man on the moon, a symbol of this year's carnival theme, "blame the moon", marking 50 years since the first landing. the venice carnival tradition dates back centuries and is famous for the stylised masks donned by revellers. translation: this event is wonderful because it is a way to express yourself to bring joy, and we really need it, all of italy needs

i just came back from visiting nellis and our red flag exercise. just as one vignette as to whye. just as one vignette as to why this matters, it's the only aircraft that we have that can call the shots inside contested air space. one little vignette -- new, young, fighter pilot right out of training, this has his -- this is his seventh or eight sortee in the aircraft, brand new. goes up to fight and he's up against a 3,000-hour fighter pilot in a fourth generation aircraft, coming up on the radit of training, this has his -- this is his seventh or eight sortee in the aircraft, brand and says, turn around, you're dead, i'm right in front of you. and then within the next hour went on to shoot down or virtually shoot down three other aircraft. this is a game-changer aircraft and we're committed to it. the question overall is, we just -- we have got to get larger in the number of fighter units we have to meet the threat in the 2025-2030 time frame. we have some older aircraft like the f-15-c that are far beyond their expected service life. so how can we get to a point where we're buy

we learned that nelly or was tasked with digging up dirt on the trump family for fusion gps in 2016.that from dossier personally paid for by hillary clinton and the dnc before being used to justify surveilling the trump campaign. >> private entity in fusion gps working with chris steele who was an fbi source but was terminated for violating the agreement and your laundering this private information to the world's premier law enforcement agency and the department of justice and using a doj official as the condo with of that information. i think in a different political environment anyone would be outraged because you are running the risk of privatizing crime. if you can hire a group to dig up information and then use a doj official who gets his information from a terminated fbi source and it still winds up in the hands of the federal government, that should involve all of us and i hope we give back to a time in our lives where it is alarming to anyone. heather: tray gouty had a front row seat to all the bonds illegal in serving as chair of the house oversight committee before leaving

he looks like nellie could on malley, steven jackson and hello to jason richardson.steph curry and he gets the hops and could not believe it. he had 10 three-pointers, and erasing that double digit deficit with kevin durant, and enough is enough. it was the block party with seven blocks and all of the matchups have been close. hitting the corner pocket three and the two point game as they get the gall with the ball back but coming up short with the warriors eking out the 123-125 final and all four wins bike less than 12 points. >>> sidney crosby of the pittsburgh penguins, and he had his antlers up against the sharks but san jose was punching back. making them pay in the sharks get this goal and two more and that was in the first 14 minutes, 8-1-1 in the last 10 games and the sharks delivered a shut out, 4-0 with columbus on saturday. >>> the usaf will make this serious run at the men's ncaa tournament and they better get going. it is february 22 so you cannot stomp your toe against folks like brigham young, and that coat and tie is long gone with 14 minutes left to

here's the guy that was hanging out with glen simpson, paid for the dos yeah, hire's steele and nellieelligence commit think that called on devin nunes to step down two years ago. look, what we're seeing from the other side and what we should be focused on, charles, never forget this fact, never forget this fact, jim comey fired. andy mccabe, demoted and fired. lied three times. jim baker, demoted and left the fbi. currently under investigation by the justice department and peter strzok demoted and fired and lisa page, demoted and left. the top five people. when have you seen that at any federal agency in that's where we should do a real investigation. >> charles: and i want to let the audience know, we reached out to representative schiff and we have not heard back yet. so the point is that the democrats are in charge of the house now. they have champing at the bits. for some of them, this is a campaign promise. for most americans, we're worried about the idea of so much investigation and not enough legislation to keep the country moving. what do you say to your democratic colleagues?

fusion gps who nellie ohr, bruce ohr's wife worked for. i have a number of questions for schiff.y meetings did he have? what did they talk about? why did he fight so hard for us not to find out who paid for this fusion gps? that it was the democratic party? did you know he fought to make sure that we had to go to court. >> laura: he didn't want that out because it runs back to the democrats and hillary >>> when glenn simpson came before the committee he asked him, what should we look at? taking ideas from him, where should we go with this investigation? >> laura: scandal >>> if he holds himself to the same level that he held devin nunes for, he should recuse himself. he needs to move off this case. >> laura: we're going to talk to you later about what happened over in the senate with the infant protection act. thank you for joining us tonight, we really appreciate it. get your black tie on, grab your champagne, our own raymond arroyo is back from l.a., he says the oscars don't mean what they once did. the back lash over the best picture winner could have wide implications. you're

you may not recognize my name because i was also featured in the name vox article as nellies. my story is similar to nicky's. howev i'm a little nervous as i believe what i was fighting for is right but i didn't expect the chance to express my thoughts in a public forum to my fellow citizens who also have so much at stake, so please bear with me as i try to convey my thoughts clearly. >> supervisor peskin: take your time. >> last year, i took an uber to zuckerberg e.r. where the staff told me they didn't have the right equipment to diagnose nor treat me for the severe stomach pain i was experiencing. so then, i ubered to zuckerberg general hospital. i received a blood test, a c.t. scan, and i left without a diagnosis. i received a bill for $16,089. my insurance paid 5,694, leaving me with a bill of $10,394. i've been contesting that ever since. it didn't make any sense because i was employed, i had insurance, and i just assumed i would pay my co-pay. no one there was told i was out of network. i was also categorized as a level five, and because of that, i really just wanted to

here nelly andy mccarthy, fox news contributor, and a good to have you with us tonight, you know juston paper and this was all part of a story in "the new york tim" several months ago but now, speaking these words and seeing them exactly as he says them, what do you think about that? >> andy: well, i think it just confirms what appears to be the case back when we first learned of this, martha, it two things that were going on. one is, under mccabe's supervision, the fbi for a number of months conducting an investigation where they didn't want to name donald trump in a way that they would have to tell him that he was a subject of the investigation. but they structured it in the hope of gaining evidence about him and finding a crime. and i think that was the week that they thought they might have on him but they were wrong about that when he fired james comey and get them over the hump of the obstruction part of the investigation. >> martha: but what do you think about being there and talking about the potential of removing the president from the department of justice and getting togeth

angie: para su presidenta, rosa nelly santos, ningún caso es imposible. fundación del grupo en 1999, han encontrado a 280 migrantes vivos que habían perdido contacto con sus familias. con esos resultados de éxito, leticia martínez no lo pensó dos veces. leticia: ella era--le encantaba el mar, eh, cada vez que la traías, siempre juga--hacía figuras con arena. angie: a doña leticia le gusta mucho venir a la playa. dice que aquí es donde se siente más cerca de su hija merza, quien hace 14 años le dejó a sus hijos para buscar una mejor vida en estados unidos. cuando ella vino y le dijo a usted: "mami, me voy, me tengo que ir". ¿cómo fue eso? leticia: eh, bueno, mire que le dije: "sí", porque como le digo, no tengo qué ofrecer, no tenía nada que ofrecerle. y sería como truncarle sus sueños. y sabía que el salario que ganaba no era para mantener tres hijos, ella era madre soltera. era como... yo dije: "si--si le digo que no, eh, cómo va a mantener, a educar a estos niños". angie: en septiembre del 2004, emprendió su rumbo al norte y cada sábado llamaba a su mam

with all the nervous nellies out there for the last several months talking about the united states islowing down, indeed it has in some respects no question about it. the truth is the economy continues to power forward. this hiring number speaks to me about business sent men, as much as anything else. with the backp drop of tightening fed. concerns about china slowing down, all the myriad other things people talk about, they continue to hire workers. there is no way to paint this, except incredibly good news. charles: these are 304 people who might be now ready to go shopping. >> exactly. charles: consumer 2/3 of our economy. there have been questions about the consumer. wayne growth up four consecutive months first time since 2009. it was over 3% but it was going down. it is absolutely remarkable. can the consumer carry us through this year? >> this is the 100th month we've seen consecutive job growth. wage, unemployment insurance, peoplep applying for unemployment insurance has hit a 50-yee-year low. those will have impact on the psyche of the consumer. any naysayers the consumer fa

tone of steele's business associates and ohr's wife nellie who also worked for the opposition researchhr told congressional investigators that steele shared specific allegations about the trump campaign and collusion with russia. weissmann is now a lead prosecutor on mueller's team handling the case of former trump campaign chairman paul manafort. at the time, in 2016, he was chief of the justice department's criminal division the fraud section. now, the ohr transcript is significant because it indicates he shared the steele information four months before the presidential election. and that matters because it appears to conflict with the time line of the house democrats surveillance memo. it's also important to note ohr's attorney has declined to comment on his testimony to the hill. >> sean: that's three months before it was used as the bulk of the information for the fisa. >> the data points really matterea here. >> sean: theyn really do. you have been doing great reporting. >> thank you. >> sean: joining us now, a new member of our team fox punews legal analyst former republican con

our thing hits the space thing, and whoa nelly! laughter ] it's a sorof --ddles around and boopity bee bombs off in another direction. >> jimmy: what if it breaks the asteroid apart and pieces of the asteroid come hurting toward earth and hit us? >> jimmy, i think we have to stay positive. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: excuse me? >> i say we hope for the best. >> jimmy: well, that's -- that's not comforting at all. i have to say. >> hey, listen. look, folks. i'm going to level with you. there's no [ bleep ], [ bleep ] way to stop an asteroid from hitting the earth. [ laughter ] i know it, you know it. heck, mission control knows it. the only one who doesn't seem to know it is bruce willis. [ laughter ] but he is terrific. shout-out to mr. willis. we just thought it's been such a rough couple of years with one scary thing after another, we just give this a shot to calm everyone down. that is so wrong? >> jimmy: well, i guess so, but it's my understanding this would cost taxpayers billions of dollars. >> i know, jimmy. but can you really pu

. >> martha: i also want to ask you about this nellie ohr story that she was investigating when she workeddoing opposition research and campaigns do this stuff. they look into the family members. they try to see if they can gig up andigup any dirt and loot melania trump and the children as well. you say you have never seen a federal investigation, the kind of circle that also involved her husband bruce ohr who was at the department of justice which, of course, was investigating the trump campaign. >> it's the strangest fact pattern i think i have ever seen. you have a private entity in fusion gps and they are working with chris steele who was an fbi source but then was terminated for violating his fbi agreement. and you are kind of laundering this information, this private information to the world's premier law enforcement agency and to the department of justice and you are using a doj official as the conduit of that information. so, it's really surprising. i would think in a different political environment everyone would be outraged because you are running the risk of privatizing crime. i

. >> nelly, who now lives in hawaii was back at oracle and asked what he does now that he's retired.> i've been smoking some pot, actually. >> it's legal now. >> yes, but i never smoked when i played or coached. >> all right, so notice the haircut, along with jason riffardson and stephen jackson, they were honored, the we believe warriors team last night. >>> a sale of a rare trading card, one of ten ever made, it is a metal card showing michael jordan from 1997, and get this, it sold this week for $350,000 on ebay. this is one of the highest prices ever for a basketball card but it's far from the most expensive sports trading card ever. baseball card from 1909 sold for $3 million back in 2016. i think it was wagner. >> it's michael jordan, i think it's worth every penny. he's awesome. >>> in southern california, a rare sight this morning, believe it or not, there is snow. >> "today in the bay's" kira klapper joins us with a look at brand new video. >> some of the coldest air in years entered the region. social media lit up with a mixture of excitement and shock, as the snowflakes an

but now, nelly korda has joined her successful family by winning the women's australian open golf.on, too. good sporting genes! let's have a look at some of this morning's back pages. the telegraph are saying it's time to deliver for alexis sanchez. it's after the chilean admitted he's worried about his form at manchester united. and on the daily mail, they're talking about what's becoming a bit of a row between cardiff city and french club nantes, over the payment of the £15 million transfer fee for emiliano sala, the striker who died in a plane crash last month. they say cardiff are preparing to sue the agent who inflated sala's price. just before i go, just a reminder that sportsday is coming up at 6:30pm this evening with a full round—up of all the day's sport, plus we'll also have the draw for the women's fa cup quarter—final draw, with the likes of chelsea, manchester city and liverpool in the hat. and don't forget, the last match in the men's fifth round — chelsea against manchester united, you can watch that live on bbc one, kick off is at 7:30pm, with coverage starting fro

america's nelly korda added another chapter to her family's incredible sporting success story with victoryt in her family to win an aussie open of some kind. korda's sisterjessica won the same tournament seven years ago, while their father petr won the australian open tennis title in 1998 and her brother sebastian won the boys' singles title in melbourne last year. jessica korda tweeted this picture earlier of the four of them celebrating their respective wins doing the same celebratoryjump! amazing success in that family. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. foran for an that is all for me. back with more in the next hour. thanks, john. the headlines on bbc news: the family of shamima begum, the british teenager who ran away to syria to join the islamic state group, say she has given birth to a boy. hundreds of passengers are left with plane tickets they can't use and hundreds ofjobs are at risk as flybmi collapses. president trump warns the us will have to release hundreds of islamic state fighters unless t

wanted to be a newspaper woman when i was six or eight years old after i read a child's biography of nellyly, who was a woman who wrote for newspapers when women couldn't vote, when they could not own property, when they had virtually no political standing. she exposed corruption in new york. she exposed mistreatment of immigrants. famously, she traveled around the world in under 80 days to beat the jules vern record. i wanted to be her. history, not just of newspapers, but if americans relationships with newspapers, how they help the country to grow. you needed a newspaper in a town to sell real estate, to tell the story of churches and rail roads to the newcomers. they were vital to making the country happen the way it happened. the great age of newspapers really started about the middle of the 19th century, the civil war, into the second world war and shortly after. the technology allowed more reproductions of newspapers. americans were moving into the cities more. suddenly, you had news and urban .evelopment you also had the advent of electric light, which was no small factor in lookin

well, now, nelly korda has joined her successful family by winning the women's australian open golf.ous. and in what has now become tradition, the children have all copied dad's celebration too. that is such a great picture. now, let's show you some incredible pictures from overnight. they're from the famous daytona race in florida. one of the cars slammed into the wall and started a chain reaction that involved more than two dozen vehicles. it looks almost like a cartoon crashed, i can say this because nobody was hurt. not surprisingly a red flag stopped the race for a lengthy cleanup. but everybody was fine. not the cars but the humans. once you are in that, there is nothing you can do. let's take a look at today's papers. on most of the front pages this morning is shamima begum. the telegraph quotes her as saying, "show me some sympathy," as she's pictured alongside her newborn baby boy. but it's clear what the sun thinks of that appeal. its headline is "sympathy? you must be kidding". it has a quote from tory mp david davies who says, "the only thing she regrets is that is lost".

. >>> then it's winner winner chicken dinner, valerie bert nelly is here with a recipe that's sure toe legendary smokey robinson, takes us back to the beginning, and he's going to tell us which current artist he calls the man. >> wow. >> his favorite. okay. but first let's get a check of the weather. >> starting with today, we've got snowy conditions through the plains. we're looking at stormy weather down through the gulf. breezy up in northern new england. we're looking at plenty of sunshine along the mid-atlantic states and the southwest. for tomorrow bitter cold in the plains. sierra snows continue. we're looking for some snows coming across those clippers bringing some snow through the great lakes into the northeast and more wet >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. our microclimate weather alert continues especially for the north bay this morning where heavy rain continues, especially for marin and sonoma counties. that's where we can see the flooding threat continue but then as we go into the early afternoon we start to see some of that rain shifting to the rest of the

[risas] >> saludos a mi abuelita nelly paz de texas que el 7 de marzo cumple 96 aÑos. carlos: eso!enciÓn en una comunidad que ha tenido un muro simbÓlico porque ha sido ignorada y hasta rechazada y ella con su participaciÓn y con toda la nominaciÓn como primera mujer mexicana indÍgena, es una forma de derribar el muro que no se ve. ana: estas son las palabras de cuarÓn: " los muros no tienen sentido ya sea que exista una una estructura fÍsica. esa es la barrera que aceptamos todos los dÍas sin pensar". cuando yaritza hacÍa estas fotografÍasestaba siendo acompaÑada por otras personas. yaritza sigue derrumbando lÍmites y barreras. que gusto poder verla en una publicaciÓn mÁs con este mensaje tan importante. francisca: no hay frontera ni un muro que la detenga. yo creo que todos nos sentimos como ella por que es la representaciÓn de que todos los sueÑos pueden ser realidad. ella es una joven que no tenÍa ni la remota idea y las ganas de convertirse en actriz y hoy en dÍa estÁ nominada al Óscar y esperamos verla ganar. ana: vamos a ir a una pausa pero no se vayan. al regresar tenemos l

there is a small book that has a ande page section on nelly about a dozen other women in the civil war. that is largely because her record has been lost. mcclellan got a promise from her when they were engaged that they would write each other every day they were apart. this was before the war. and they did. and he did. you will see these letters where he is in the middle of a battle and he stops to send a telegram to nelly to tell her what is going on to ask about their daughter. these letters he writes every night after he writes his reports. a lot of the men wrote to their wives but it was clear she was writing back to him. only five of her letters have survived. they are at the library of congress. they are very good letters. they are during the peninsula campaign and she covers everything from wishing he was there to taking a bath and some pills with her, to suggesting he get this new thing to keep the flies away where they land on it and stick to it. [laughter] a lot of what i learned about nelly came through his letters because you can't be a writing back and forth every day with