when i decided to put cameras all around newark in public spaces, the aclu of newark complained. we brought in to the table to write the standard operating procedures of what we could do with those cameras. have to find a balance, but there has to be far better accountability in the federal government than what we see right now. in this context of trump, there are a lot of points that are being made. the fbi recently, their report broughtal out a lot of very bad practices. fisa courts, i can go through things that disturb me deeply. i go further than this. privacy on the internet. these devices that we carry around hold our most intimate information. who can get into that and who can't? if you are not every day wrestling with these thorny issues, then problems are going to happen. my commitment is to find a way to strike that balance. and one of the ways to do this is to invite civil rights organizations to the table to help craft these policies and find that correct balance. >> you support third-party privacy, which is information held by a third party like facebook, google, ama

it is how we made change in newark. bring people together to stand and work together to understand we were all called, as king says, a -- that in justice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere. a black guy going down to the senate, the fourth ever elected in the country, i wanted to be a voice of lived experiences and start taking on the big fights that were devastating communities across this country and communities in my hometown of newark. those were things like criminal justice reform, the only major bipartisan bill passed by this president was something i write -- i helped write. even the things i did not get past, the dignity of women in prison, that legislation is so strong it has picked up by 10 states and passed on the state level. i have one driving concern my entire life. will this nation lift up to all of its people and say we will be a nation of liberty and justice for all, but these words are still aspirational. i want to make one interesting point to you. change does not come from washington but to wa

. >>> now, to the midair emergency just after takeoff from newark, airport.d airlines flight bound for l.a., the loud bangs, the cabin shaking and flames shooting from the engine. david kerley covers aviation. >> reporter: the frightening flames right outside the united jetliner soon after takeoff from newark. passengers could also hear and feel the trouble coming from the engine. >> suddenly it felt like being shot at. it was like, pow, pow, pow. >> there were four or five of the loudest bangs i had ever heard. >> loud, shaking the whole plane. >> reporter: the pilots of the 757 with 174 onboard quickly decided to return. >> we may have just had a compressor stall on the right engine here. we have declared an emergency. >> reporter: what the pilots described a compressor stall, in essence, a jet engine backfire ig, which is alarming. >> it was very scary. even the flight attendants -- you can see when they're nervous. >> reporter: nerve-racking, indeed, as we've seen in previous cases, like this 777 flight back in november, a father catching the compressor s

united said the plane returned to newark due to a mechanical i remember. the plane landed safely and passengers were rebooked on another flight. >>> video from utah shows a small plane exploding shortly after it crashed into a neighborhood. the twin engine plane went down yesterday in roy, about 30 miles north of salt lake city. the 64-year-old pilot was killed. he was the only person on board. authorities say the plane narrowly missed townhouses. it crashed through the roof of a home and no one was inside at the time. the plane crashed about a half mile from the runway. authorities say it's unclear why the pilot veered off course. >>> dallas area mom is calling for the removal of a bus driver after video revealed her little girl was attacked on his bus for 12 minutes and he did nothing to stop it. omar villafranca reports. >> reporter: the troubling video from inside the school bus shows the 5-year-old girl being assaulted multiple times. first by an older student in pink sitting next to her and then by a student from behind. then the boy moves closer to

everyone sits down and has a three-course meal >> reporter: rutgers university newark says it has onethe most diverse populations in the country. and 60% of students have struggled to pay for food they're not alone. college students are food insecure. estimated 30% of college students are food insecure. >> if they can't eat, they can't learn if they can't learn, how will they lead ♪ wanted dead or alive ♪ >> reporter: this summer jon will hit the road again on tour for his new album. >> have you had so much success that you feel like you have to pay it forward too >> every day we feel grateful for the opportunities given to me and my family as a result in the same breath, it came naturally it was just a progression of who we were as people from where we are from. >> if you could give people advice about how to give back and how to make a difference >> find your own thing. find what moves you. every little stone in the lake causes as big ripple >> reporter: it all matters. >> it really does. >> we'll have a lot more on bon jovi's ram on "today. also news on his new album coming up and

. >>> a midair emergency played out on a united airlines flight just after takeoff from newark international airport. the cabin shaking and flames shooting from one of the engines. david kerley covers aviation. >> reporter: the frightening flames right outside the united jetliner soon after takeoff from newark. passengers could also hear and feel the trouble coming from the engine. >> suddenly it felt like being shot at, like pow pow pow pow pow. >> four, five of the loudest bangs i had ever heard. >> loud shaking, whole plane. >> reporter: the pilots of the 757 quickly decided to turn around. >> just may have had a compressor stall on the right engine here. >> reporter: what the pilots described is a compressor stall, in essence, a jet engine backfiring, which is alarming. >> it was very scary. even the flight attendants, you can see when they're nervous. >> reporter: nerve-racking indeed, as we've seen in previous cases like this 777 flight in november. a father catching the compressor stall and his young daughter's reaction. the newark to los angeles flight did land safely with united onl

charged him with raping one woman and sexually assaulting another in 2013 weinstein has a night at the newark new york charges and he says any sexual encounters were consensual the disgraced former hollywood mogul harvey weinstein arriving at the new york supreme court the 67 year old continues to use a walking frame as a result of the noticed car accident for which the police report details no injuries the film producer will face 5 charges brought by 2 women including one of rape the woman who accuses weinstein on that most serious charge remains anonymous the other is former production assistant who alleges the pope friction produce of forcibly performed all rule 6 on. both of my clients in this case. have been very brave very courageous because they're willing to testify under oath to tell the truth the whole truth and nothing but the truth so help them god 6 women in total should yield to testify he found guilty on all charges one sting could spend the rest of his life in jail and we're going to continue to press on and remind everyone that in this great country you are innocent until pro

we are seeing the reinvigoration of our cities from newark to kansas, trenton to patterson, elizabeth to atlantic city. atlantic city just approved for the second time in as many months. proof that our collaborative and cooperative approach to turning atlantic city around is the right path to take but we owe tremendous gratitude to lieutenant governor sheila all of her and her team at the permit of community affairs for this progress. [applause] >> expecting chance of she love -- our people want new jersey to stand at the forefront of the national fight for justice so we work together to allow the expungement of records of residents whose futures have been held back because of past positions. once again we've given residents on probation their right to vote. and we are giving up immigrant community the ability to earn a drivers license. we received the far reaching and transformative recommendations of the criminal sentencing and disposition commission led by former chief justice portend former president giles shifts. i want to thank senators sandra cunningham and nelly go for serving

the way for their partnership to fast-track the elimination of lead service lines in the city of newark. but we all know this is a statewide problem. it extends far beyond just lead an old water lines as well. lead paint is a much bigger problem amen. [applause] and it's not just that challenge it is our suburban and rural communities as well. when i propose my plan for taking on her lead crisis and all the ways that it manifests itself, i did not shy from acknowledging that will require significant investment. this is an acknowledgment shared in this chamber as well. we will need funds to replace old lead lines and remediate paint in homes. we will need to mobilize union workers, plumbers commerce pipefitters, remediation experts, carpenters, and laborers among so many other tradespeople. let's work together now to come onto an agreement on what this investment needs to be so that we can put it before the voters this november and we can invest in our communities that much faster. [applause] over the past two years, since the beginning of our administration and our work together, our ec

strongest speakers and has an impressive resume in terms of being the mayor of a major city like newark, new jersey, and a u.s. senator. the fact that as rebecca mentioned, his campaign was never able to gain that strength and momentum came as a big surprise. but it really all comes down to money and the candidates that are still in this race at this point have a lot of money and the resources to perform in places like iowa, where you need a ton of resources on the ground, to get voters out to kaurks sites, and then keep in mind, kate, you have such an early calendar in terms of super tuesday with massive states like texas and california that come up, right after those first four early voting states, and if you don't have the money to compete, it is so difficult to get your message out there. i don't think that even though cory booker was, you know, the polling in the single digits, that we shouldn't necessarily just cast this aside is not being significant, he represents an important part of the democratic primary, and it is going to be up to these candidates that are still in the race

we'll start with those in crisis like flint and newark. we will repair our roads and bridges.s part of that work, we will create a rapid repair fund with an annual budget of $1 billion. encouragedmayor, i new yorkers to call our information hotline to report potholes and i made sure to do that myself if i saw a pothole. one time a city government operator asked me for my name. i said mike bloomberg and she said, how do you spell that? only in new york. everlan includes the first national effort to increase road. an issue that has not gotten the attention it should. in new york city, we cut road deaths by 24% through smarter street design and better rules and enforcement. if we spread those measures across the country, we can save 20,000 lives by the end of my first term and that is a pretty good start. will also prepare roads for the spread of electric vehicles by building more charging stations and we will give people more ways to get around. that is number three. mass transit and railroads. we will triple federal investment in public transportation. cities extend public tran

[applause] we will start with those in crisis like flint and newark. we will repair our roads and bridges. as part of that work we will --ate a rapid repair par funded with an annual budget of a billion dollars. i always encourage new yorkers to call our information hotline to report potholes, and i make sure to do that if i saw a pothole. one time the city government operator asked me for my name. i said mike bloomberg and she said, how do you spell that? only in new york. [applause] our plan includes the first ever national metric to reduce road deaths, i'm issue that has not gotten the attention it showed. [applause] in new york city, we cut road deaths by 24% through smarter street design, better rules and enforcement. if we spread those measures across the country, we can save something like 20,000 lives by the end of my first term. that is a good start. we will prepare for the spread of electric vehicles by building more charging stations. we will also give people more ways to get around. that is number three, mass transit and railroads. >> we wi

[applause] mayor: bloomberg like flint and newark. number two, we'll repair our roads and bridges.s part of that work we'll create a rapid repair fund. i call it the pothole fund with an annual budget of a billion dollars. when i was mayor i encouraged new yorkers to call our information hotline 311 to report potholes and i made sure to do that myself if i discovered a pothole. at one time the city operator asked me for my name and i said mike bloomberg. and she said bloomberg, how do you spell that. only in new york. [laughter] mayor bloomberg: it influences an annual effort to reduce road deaths that hasn't gotten nearly the attention it should. [applause] mayor bloomberg: in new york city we cut road deaths by 24% through smartest street design and better rules and enforcement. if we spread those measures across the country, we can save something like 20,000 lives by the end of my first term and that's a pretty good start. we'll also prepare our roads for the spread of electric vehicles by building more charging stations but we'll also give people more ways to get around. and th

the last hour we had rain in hayward through newark. can see not much in the east bay towards sunnyvale and saratoga. boulder creek scattered showers in the santa cruz mountains. it has been a bit of rain, freezing rain in the mountains, maybe an inch or two there. a level 1 on on the storm impact scale with scattered showers ending in the next few hours. we have the sun coming up up at 7:24. here is a look at the coit tower. looking at king tides this weekend. minor flood something possible. a series of systems stronger through the week. strongest wednesday into thursday. the high surf advisory from the north coast through monterey bay looking at waves right now at 5 feet. but some locations could see 20 to 24-foot breakers preponderate high tide today at 11:07. almost as high tomorrow before noontime. and then of course has to do with the gravitational pull of the moon and coinciding with yesterday's full moon. >> a look at 8:30 you can see the light showers on the marin county coasting with, the san mateo coast and then partly sunny

estos sujetos acaban de ser detenidos por el mismo delito se trata de david m de 18 aÑos residente de newarkos dos sujetos para robar propiedad en al menos 8 carros donde rompieron vidrios y en cuestiÓn de segundos huyeron. >>> quÉ podemos hacer asegurar todo, y no puede ser otra cosa >>> porque a veces aunque los >> sandra bermÚdez noticiero telemundo 48 >>> hace minutos nos informaron que autoridades en san josÉ investigan una serie de autos vandalizados en 42 horas increÍble >>> como lo mencionan ahora y fo ponemos alarma y todo >>> una buena recomendaciÓn >>> con esta informaciÓn hacemos una pausa, veremos quÉ propone el gobernador para combatir una crisis de los desamparados >>> saben cÓmo calentar de forma seguridad esta temporada bomberos explican cÓmo evitar incendios residenciales >>> noche frÍa y lluvia en camina hasta cuÁndo los detalles al regresar ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >>> el gobernador de california busca destinar ayuda para desamparados. el dinero serÍa para proveedores para pagar en el alquiler y tensiÓn, y como parte del plan para seguir ta cando el problema de la indigencia el gober

[applause] we'll start with those in crisis like flint and newark.ber two, we will repair our roads and bridges. as part of that work, we will create a rapid repair fund, i call it the pothole fund, with an annual budget of $1 billion. i alwayss mayor encourage new yorkers to call our information hotline, 311, to report potholes, and i made sure to do that myself if i saw a pothole. one time, a city government operator asked me for my name. [laughter] mr. bloomberg: i said mike bloomberg, and she said, how do you spell that? [laughter] mr. bloomberg: only in new york. our plan includes the first ever national metric to reduce road deaths, an issue that has not gotten nearly the attention that it should. [applause] mr. bloomberg: in new york city, we cut road that's by 20 -- road deaths by 24% through smarter street design, better rules and enforcement. if we spread those measures across the country, we can save something like 20,000 lives by the end of my first term. and that is a pretty good start. we will also prepare our roads for the spread of el

just southeast of san jose now some light showers right around 92 out to the east bay union city newark fremont these areas are definitely activity as you are on the peninsula and roadwa are still wet from the activity early on showers will cotinue to push further south if you'rheading into the central valley today that's where you're goingto see the heaviest of rain and some evidence of snowfall having fallen overnight through the morning up in the sierra nevada bay ea we've got sunshine this afternoon to expect even some sunshine mid morning ahead of us and tomorrow starng the day clearnd dry will be ending at that same wa saturday morning as we ted for game day you do have some light showers that will be making theiway through this is one 45 am saturday morning, nothing more than some light showers, it's looking like even lighter than at we just finished up with temperatures in the 50's for your daytime highs today like yesterday keep the light jacket on hand a nice ternoon ahead though, and unlike yesterday which side increasingly cloudy sks later otoday, increasingly clear skies la

his reputation as the mayor of newark was as a bridge builder.s somebody who was a centrist, he could reach across party lines. he had popularity in new jersey and nationally with republicans. i think going to the united states senate for cory booker in 2013 and especially in the united states senate in the trump era, he started to blend together more with everybody else in national politics. and look at this. there is a mayor of a city of 100,000 sitting in the top tier of the presidential race. i look back. no one would have told cory booker don't go to the senate. it made plenty of sense. if he was still mayor, cory booker. if that was his identity, i wonder if he would have taken off more. >> tom steyer, hedge fund manager. when ali lays this out, a young candidate. a female candidate. a candidate of color. beto o'roarke, kamala harris, cory booker. the fact that all three have dropped out. does that tell us something about the democratic electorate that maybe we're missing? again, on paper, one might say the democratic party today is looking

at the newark stock exchange, i'm diane king hall. >>> one of san francisco's iconic painted ladies will soon be up for sale. the home across from alamo square hits the market tomorrow. the house is on steiner street so far no official listing has happened yet but past listing show the multifamily home is 500 resq ua. th three febathrooms, etand built in 1900. >>> ready for all the tourist taking pictures ave you leave your house. >> that's true. >> mary, let's see what's going on with the weather. >> the first part of the day was the sunshine and have the clouds move in and then a weak weather system will bring some showers. very light scattered showers for tonight. not a big system at all by any means, but you might come across some sprinkles by tonight. here is a live look with our salesforce tower camera looking east at the bay bridge as well as the east bay and check out our thames this morning. in som 44, 34 in livermore and santa rosato san francisco and 38% is a. let's check the visibility. many locations looking good. 10 miles in san jose, livermore, concord but the sacramento v

that's have a look at newark for fun. let's see, it's looking like we will begin with sun and clouds, and 56 degrees on saturday. warms up to 58 on sunday, and that is reflective of the rest of the bay area. so, partly cloudy nights, we will have some fog towards the sunrise, it will be a dry weekend with sun and clouds, the next rain chance is coming in on tuesday. we might get wet then, in the meantime, the numbers tomorrow, will be in the 50s, san francisco at 55, close to average for this time of the year. san jose is right on average at 58 degrees for a high. los angeles, 55 degrees in cupertino, 57. concord will be 54, venetia, at 53, and at fairfield, 54 degrees, up in the north, sun and clouds tomorrow, more clouds 55 degrees in san rafael. excuse me, i hope i'm not getting the flu. 54 degrees at lakeport, we have clouds for saturday, and sunday and monday. tuesday we have a chance of rain moving into the bay area, by the time we get to wednesday, thursday and friday we will go back to dust cloud, in the meantime,

we beat a machine in newark.how at midnight tonight i will not make the debate stage and this is very frustrating. i love the groin from your crowd tonight. this is what i need for solace. the next debate will be in iowa, and that wasn't decided by the people of iowa. literally the local media there said this is an outrage. this is wrong. the democratic party of iowa said this is one of the most competitive elections in the campaign, why shouldn't he be on the campaign stage? we are not deterred. we know that iowa -- remember, the last -- 2003 there were two people one month before the iowa caucuses polling at number four, 4% and 2%, sixth and seventh and went on to finish one and two in the iowa caucuses. i will do my job as a united states senator. we are endorsed by local leaders. we're going to do everything we can to win. >> in terms of doing your job. >> yes. >> so obviously there has been this back and forth. it will probably start next week it looks like. >> yes. >> i want to get your read on the susan co

there would be where people -- there would be newark -- newark people running committees and people would have less -- if you look at what the chairs of committees get in terms of corporate giving, it is crazy. you can understand there are mixed loyalties. that would break, people would be in a shorter period of time in a given job. there is a tension between having people know enough to do that job well and not having congress be a lifetime appointment where you get the support of the people you are trying to regulate. so i've tried -- i know in california, we put in term limits. they were too short. it seems to be working well. i tried to come up with 12 years as something that would be workable. if someone was doing great, they would run for another office. they would not come out of government, they would run for another office. in terms of social security, i want to tell you a story. because you reminded me so much of my mom. [laughter] she would not have said it that way. [laughter] my mom was a teacher. she came out of college and she wrote for newsweek because they hired a lot of

everyone is mild this morning. 54 in newark. 40s here with that fog. the temperatures warmer this morning. they will be warmer this afternoon. we'll break out into some sunshine. getting towards the 9:00, 10:00 hour, not only will we see more widespread 50s but more sun. looking at a partly cloudy day. 60s around the bay and inland. mid 50s around the coast. looking at that sun setting with fog and dry weather which continues to be into the work week. >> thank you. we have an update that just came in to us regarding eastbound 580 being shut down in livermore. the freeway has reopened. however we have an update that the off-ramp is still closed there. this is the airways off-ramp still closed. this is a look at the scene. i want to bring you to the map. there is police activity in the area. the livermore police department has not confirmed to us what took place here. we are still waiting on that. amy hollyfield is on the way to check that out for us. tracy to dublin, 33 minutes. antioch to concord, 13 minutes. san rafael to san francisco, 16-minute ride

[cheers and applause] and from newark, new jersey, it's the ferguson family. everybody's here trying to win theirself a lot of cash, and somebody might have a shot driving out of here in that

returning for their second day from newark, new jersey, it's the champs, it's the ferguson family. [cheering and applause] and from dallas, texas, it's the whitney family. everybody's here trying to win theirself a lot of cash, and somebody might have a shot at driving out of here in a brand-new car. [cheering and applause]

we beat a machine in newark.lling showed we were going to win that, but we beat them on the ground in the grassroots. so this is frustrating to us that now at midnight tonight, i will not make the debate stage. >> right. >> and this is very -- i love the groan from your crowd tonight. this is what i need for solace. the next debate will be in iowa. >> yeah. >> and that wasn't decided by the people of iowa. literally the local media there has said that this is an outrage, this is wrong. the democratic party of iowa, democratic party of new hampshire, unanimous resolution saying this is one of the most competitive elections in the campaign. why shouldn't he be on the debate stage? so this has been a lot of blows to our campaign, but we are not deterred. we know that iowa -- remember, the last -- 2003 there were two people one month before the iowa caucuses polling at 4% and 2%, sixth and seventh, and they went on to finish one and two in the iowa caucuses. look, no matter what it is, i'm going to do my job as a uni

the 60,000beating number that we lost, except these will be bigger, newark, and the latest. the years of economic stagnation have given way to a geyser of opportunity. soaredock markets have more than 50% since my election, adding $19 trillion to for millions of hard-working families. are manyat numbers things, and it is despite the fact that the fed has raised rates too fast and lowered them to slowly -- too slowly. even now as the united states is the strongest economic power in the world -- it is not even close. it was going to be close, but a lot of good things happen to us and not so good things happened to certain other places. if forced to compete, and we compete with nations that are getting negative rates, something very new, meaning they get paid to borrow money. something i could get used to very quickly. love that. nevertheless, we still have the best numbers that we have had in so many different areas. it is a conservative approach. when all of the trade deals and massive deregulation starts kicking in, which will be this year towards the end of the year because

be reopened the new envoy is already there look at this house and it's in such a central area in newark right next to the parliament and right across from the center where the government sits. it's a great place to live from for from our perspective to showcase how close the ties between the united states and britain. the u.s. want to participate in the coming upswing in greenland. and. back with anders on his water taxi. to the new airport is to be finished in 3 years time and then tours from europe and the u.s. can fly directly to new. andras hopes for even more customers 1st fewer tours. and sometimes you get the just like the souvenir shops sell t. shirts we sell for tours this is a 2 hour expressed or at least you get a good view of the few words system in greenland your name. they reach the goal of the tour the frozen waterfalls and say to island a lot of the barber larson is from germany now lives in denmark and is visiting greenland with her daughter. she saw the arctic winter only from pictures and wanted to experience it herself. i finished it so and there's a wind in danish.

we have 50 in newark, alameda, 54 in san carlos, half moon bay. novato and san francisco, 53. bodega bay, 52. everyone else in the mid to upper 40s. here's a look from south beach, 51 degrees as you come across the bay bridge. fair on driving because of that coastal fog. cool this morning, mild if you're taking mass transit this afternoon. probably won't be wearing the same jacket home that you're wearing this morning. the bay commute, breezy but not aggressive. north bay, we have 47 at 7:00. 60s at 11:00. aar 70 at3:00. high clouds a sunshine will dominate the east bay going from 48 at 7:00, 60 at noon, low to mid 60s from noon through 5:00. let's look at san francisco, we reached 60 degrees for a couple hours this afternoon after starting off at 52 this morning. ending up at 56 this evening. i'll show you that warmer weather coming up. jobina? >> thank you, mike. hello to san rafael right now. we're showing you a live picture of 101 at the moment, things are looking clear, moving smoothly this morning in this direction. quiet now in san francisco. this is our 280 at king str

at the newark stock exchange, i'm mark lieberman. >>> nap is a community prone to emergency evacuations. now thanks to the napa community animal rescue team or card, owners of large animals will be better prepared. they encourage residents to have a plan in practice it. the team helps animals prepare to save their animals with drills and practice loading. so it is a routine for the an when emergency is for real. >>> the search has been suspended for a car that plunged off a san mateo county clip. dash cam video shows it careening off highway 1 near double slide on monday. crews have been searching for the car and driver ever since but rough seas for some to and the ever. those same ways were too much for the capitola wharf. the surface snapped a pair of pylons like matchsticks. it will be close at least through the weekend. >>> i was heading to stinson beach trying to surf it but it was too big. about 10 feet but definitely ace long swell. >> glad you're ok. >> that's probably a better idea to walk you. >>> the waves will not be as high as you saw yesterday and the day before. looking a

airports in the country are all being expanded and there's like a larson runs a taxi boat company in newark he started out with one boat now he's just ordered his 5th he says more and more tourists want to see the melting last year's. nowadays there's a lot of focus on climate change and you can see the effect of that most clearly here in greenland everyone's talking about our ice. the danes have known about it for a while but now the whole world is talking about it that. this is the new container for to know the melting ice is a load easier access to highly valuable mineral resources it's for this reason the united states and some choice here. after president donald trump's failed attempt to buy greenland the u.s. wants to establish a new consulate here. but there is also opportunities with related to felicia mining for example possibly even petroleum exploration in the future and these are things that we want to be a part of. the fisherman i was lucky ensign like many of his fellow greenlanders dreams of full independence from denmark but he also knows that the island relies on the millio

this is you know i was very skeptical about the valuation when i poor as i was very skeptical about newark's valuation at 57. 7000000000 and i think i said it time last january's that work was a ponzi scheme and we were turned out to be on those guys or in and out well i don't know why it took down soft and easy and fun going back to. i don't think that's an apple that i think we'll see another oil company. him out in such a while valuation and it. down to about $100000000000.00. after or something and i think i think ridiculous especially with the lack of transparency you know ram financial. i think people are chasing. all these. negative. trillion dollars in negative debt now. you know could never guarantee what i feel. is the body is negative you want and hope that the maturity in those months now we're going to change with the pension fund is we should not allowed to buy an instrument a lot will last for the answer and this is just exploitation and it's it's win from saver for savers to the bank we're going to fund many of its own and you know this is. the next ok oh it's going to blow.

. >>> the prisoner caught at newark international airport. authorities say he escaped from customs and border protection, found climbing through the ceiling in a men's bathroom. the terminal was closed for a time. >>> and nearly a million dollars in counterfeit dollar bills. the bust in minnesota tonight. federal authorities revealing they seized 45 cartons packed with nearly $1 million in counterfeit bills. all of them singles. authorities tonight say they came from china. >>> when we come back tonight, the principal and the gift for three children at school. it doesn't get better than this. my moderate to severe crohn's disease. then i realized something was missing... me. my symptoms were keeping me from being there. so, i talked to my doctor and learned humira is for people who still have symptoms of crohn's disease after trying other medications. and the majority of people on humira saw significant symptom relief and many achieved remission in as little as 4 weeks. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis

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channing nicholas and los angeles and david palmer celebrity astrologist also known as the leo king in newark astrologer stan runnels and in the new york lucy green is a futurist at wunderman thompson welcome to the stream everyone cheney i'd love to start with you how did you get into astrology in the 1st place i had a reading when i was 12 years old and the astrologer read not only my chart but my dad's chart and my new step mom and her children's chart and as a young child coming into a new family set up the astrologer was able to facilitate a conversation that really helped me to understand the difference between me and my kind of new family set up between me and my step brother and sister and it really helps me understand that we all work through challenges really differently and all come into whatever group setting or life or what have you with our own. it might. go ahead. yet it really spoke to me and everything that the astrologer was saying really familiar and in that familiarity i was like what is this how do you do this and she had written a book and so i got that and i've been stu