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ob: it is what you do. you fret about the outcome, but things look good. not an acceleration. carlet: i didn't want to get back to that idea. does it matter in this scaenari? the fed has a path for what it plans to do. does the vice chair matter that much? ob: you could have a wide range of candidates that would all be fantastic. i haven't heard amy mentioned -- name mentioned that make the shutter. -- made me shudder. pricing tochange nominal gdp targeting. be onee chair could only of 18, whoever else is on there. julia: thank you for joining us. breitbart is confirming steve bannon has stepped down. the company will work on a smooth transition, and orderly smooth transition together. what'd you miss? mixed messages about the future of the democratic party. on whaty remains split sort of candidate to support and platforms to run on. who should they be looking for going into the midterms, or even 2020? formerjoined by the housing and development secretary who served under president obama. great to have you with us. one of the interesting criticisms of the

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resources for ob or at epidemic that kills 94 people every day in our country. funding for veterans infrastructure and services. .aving millions in crisis today for funding community health centers and life-saving research . childcare for hard-working parents, protecting patriotic young dreamers. our distinguished whip said earlier, making sure we have resources. i'm going to submit some of that for the record. because of the republican majority's weakness we do not have a long-term spending bill that funds the military and domestic investments that keep america strong. we take an oath of office to protect and defend. now we have to fund that. we have not delivered strong recovery funding for victims of hurricanes. congressional democrats continue to propose bipartisan solutions. we have not yet protected our courageous dreamers. not only should we protect them, we should embrace them, value them. we should be grateful for the inspiration they are to america. this is about meeting the needs of the american people. it is also about honoring the values that have a

meanwhile he took his first action ob trade. he signed orders slapping tariffs on imported washing machines and solar panels. trump told reporters the move is all part of protecting american companies and workers. >>> vice president mike pence is headed back to the united states after a two-day trip to israel. today he visited the western wall in east jerusalem. the trip comes amid-tensions who have criticized president trump's decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital. >>> the fight over legalizing marijuana in pennsylvania took center stage in harrisburg today at a rally in the capital the auditor said other states are having serious conversations about legalizing marijuana and pennsylvania should too. he also mentioned a recent poll that shows 64% of americans are in favor of legalizing marijuana for personal use. >>> a former top aid to mayor ed pawlowski. according to the morning call, testified today that he helped rig a $3 million street light project. he gave the winning bidder a competitive advantage because t

however a woman's own however a woman's own one --dash ob/gyn or even with a practice that provides them. adult women that can qualify would still have to wait 48 hours before they could receive care. it establishes an additional burden to prove to the authorities. according to the department of justiceua only 35% who are raped or sexually assaulted report the crimes to the police victims of incest would also not beex specifically permitted under this bill this would evenes threaten doctors with fines or imprisonment to provide services to women who do not meet the exceptions after 20 weeks. no exceptions for cases where a woman's fetus is not developing properly and has no chance at living afterbirth. many women want the pregnancy to terminate. so an english instructor at city college to shares a heartbreaking story in an essay in the new york times. madame present -- president i asked a copy be included in the record. twenty-one weeks pregnant she learned the second a boy was missing half of his heart it has stopped growing properly at fiveec weeks but not detected until the 20th week

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it is great for them, great for the economy, great for obs. that would be one example of a need to work collaboratively with the mobile community and local stakeholders, as well as state and local officials to come up with the right solution. a few years back in hidalgo, texas, hidalgo county, texas, using that same local stakeholder input approach we ere able to come up with a win-win proposition. you are familiar with a levee wall? sec. nielsen: yes, sir. sen. cornyn: there was a need to improve the levee system and protect property values, and to make flood insurance affordable, but in consultation, jd salinas, the ounty judge put a bond lection on the ballot and came up with a dual use system which provided that levee improvement and also provided a wall in critical areas that the border patrol said they needed in order to slow down the flow of illegal immigration and drug trafficking and the like. that is just one example of what i consider a win-win proposition, and where one size does not fit all. i appreciate your willingness to work w

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burgess, ob-gyn from texas and senator bill cassidy were already working on a patient. they looked like they had him under control. dr. burgess controlling an airway. i liked aside and there was dr. phil rowe, an ob-gyn from tennessee was working with a patient and that was not good. >> shepard: that was the truck driver, right? >> i think this is probably one of the two people in the back. >> shepard: okay. >> the truck driver looked like he was walking away from the scene, believe it or not. i'm guessing the truck got clipped in the middle and the two gentlemen in the back didn't fare as well. >> shepard: my understanding is that you performed cpr for quite some time. >> right. so dr. rowe was working on the airway. i joined them. i could not find a pulse. so we started cpr, performed it for several minutes. still could not get a pulse, tried to shock him a couple times. still no pulse. >> shepard: you had a defibrillator there? >> by that point we did. the ems showed up. did a great job. these first responders are just amazing. the capitol police cleared it for us so

charges prior to today's announcement and his plan will be to appear in court and plead not guilty ob all counts. we're live, cydney long, nbc 10 news. >>> kaufman was already in jail after pulling a gun on police officers outside his office in atlantic county. that was captured on body cameras, you may remember this from last june. investigators had gone to his office to investigate illegal prescriptions. kaufman then pulled out a handgun and refuse d to leave. he later surrendered and was arrested for weapons charges. coming up tonight, april kauffman's daughter is speaking out on the newly announced charges and how she almost lost hope in solving the murder case of her murder. brandon hudson will have that part of the story coming up at 11:00. >>> also tonight, this is the mess you can come home to this week. the warmer weather is is problems with people's pipes. lauren mayk is live to show us how it's leaving homeowners with a wet and expensive mess. >> reporter: that freeze that left snow and ice outside, but inside it caused damage to pipes that just can't take that kind of cold

we can't let the american people decide who's going ob the next people.e need an insurance policy. >> nobody said that. >> peter strozk said that. >> no he didn't. >> i'm afraid we can't take the risk. >> you're reading that in. >> he said. >> i have seen -- >> he says i can smell the trump supporters. that's a problem. so all we're saying this memo gives more context to this whole situation. >> jim, there's a difference between how people do their job. what you don't know it affected the investigation. they're are human beings at the fbi. they have personal positions. >> we know that. >> if we're dealing with general common sense. i have worked with the fbi for a long time. you have as well. the idea it's a would shock the conscious of most people. >> the rank and file. >> the page strozk. they were pro-clinton. >> when hillary clinton and doing the e-mail investigation, and comey came out with the letter and made it public. and reintroduced it into the campaign. they were saying the same things you're saying now. the people don't like us. who would inje

forests disappear from large swathes of the northern hemisphere leaving only sure obes moss and lichen. further south melt water supplies fail wide expanses of arable land in asia or in north america become barren. drinking water become scarce. lack of moisture turns the remaining forests into tender boxes. the world becomes a parched husk. a world without snow would be a nightmare. it's time for this week's viewer question. and it is particularly relevant when it's cold and rainy outside. shyam sunder like a sock from records down in india wants to know. why do we catch so many colds in winter. winter is indeed the season for colds everybody seems to be sneezing and coughing. up. but is it really the cold that makes us sick. no say researches at least not directly. their fairy chilly weather weakens our immune systems slows circulation and our blood vessels constrict. but it's viruses that are the real culprits they take advantage of the situation. because membranes in our mouth and nose unable to ward off the invaders. what's more cold viruses are constantly mutating there are more t

this is where it all goes down ob sunday. we're three days away from the eagles and vikings game. the hottest tickets in town, no problem. >> miguel martinez-valle is joining us live from south philadelphia. you spent the day checking out the popular spots to cheer on the birds if you're not at the link. >> reporter: i was going from bar to bar so that you guys can know some of the options and deals that are out there. right now we are in front of chickies because the road to victory bus is here. we have had people signing and getting hyped up for this weekend's game. we have been telling some people about those deals. take a look. >> i think it's going to be huge this weekend. i believe this is the place everybody needs to be to party and have a great time. they know the restaurant will be anything but dead. >> every time the eagles score, we give away a free flaming s t shot. and we're giving away a free loaded fry. >> reporter: not the only place in town cutting deals on the booze. >> this is our eagles punch. along with beer specials. >> reporter: it was packed last time the e

members of the judiciary committee spoeupposed to be loog into ob jukz of justice.hey went after the man who sought to expose those crimes. christopher steele. a former intelligence officer with america's closest ally britain. the author of the trump/russia dossier. even as portions have been krauper akraup krauper corroborated. to describe the case as flimsy would generous. flagging of inconsistent comments steele made about the timing of his discussions with journalists but that they are not alleging that steele intentionally misled federal law enforcement, plus it appears the senators were sending information to the justice department it already had in its possession. looks like the whole thing is a publicity stunt to appease the president and provide fodder for trump tv. with trump having spent months demanding yet another federal investigation into his former political opponent hillary clinton we now have new reporting threpor reporting that the just it departmenteneder jeff sessions is following orders. the absurd details, right after this. we got married afte

president trump's strong language from the oval office during a discussion ob immigration. the president used an expletive to refer to several nations including haiti. a democratic aid briefed on the meeting says the president questioned why the united states would want people from all these, quote, s-hole countries. he goes on to say we should have more people like norway. in the past few minutes the white house released a statement that did not deny the remarks. it says the president will always fight for the american people. >>> today the two master minds accused in a murder for hire plot had their first court appearance. >> we learn ed about how one of the men wanted to order a hit on the other. >> he was in court for the latest chapter in a tail of divorce, drugs and motorcycle gangs. >> dr. james kaufman said little as he appeared by video for the first time since being charged with the 2012 contract killing of his wife april kauffman. >> he's not guilty. the doctor maintained his innocence for the past five years. he's assisted in attempting to give information. >> r

know both dragon obs and do a sizable representation in the government and parliament too many troubled region it proves into make peace benefits nations. are dizzy. uganda's president has signed a bill removing the presidential age limit from the constitution the new law now allows you aim a seventy to run for election again in twenty twenty one critics say the bill is his attempt to cling to power he's been in office since nine hundred eighty six. well there is constitutional court has temporarily suspended the president after he refused to endorse new ministers the court says the parliamentary speaker prime minister should take pro russian president hugo dorn is stuck in a political standoff with the ruling coalition. which one's cosa ties with the e.u. and the u.s. it's the second time in three months the court has suspended the president's powers . police in brazil say nearly one hundred escaped prisoners are still on the run after they fled during the riot nine inmates were killed and fourteen others injured in a group of prisoners stormed a wing of the jail controlled by a rival

that actually the both sides the israelis and the palestinians and the obs will have to sort out the borders of jews elim and here they're doing right the opposite and actually they show that president trump cannot control israel is not able or doesn't want to control israel a slap in the face but also any suggestion now surely that george bush they can come out with some sort of a peace process to be discussed it is dead and buried. yeah of course it's a message to the palestinian actually this year we will celebrate a quarter of a decade of the oslo agreement that was signed in ninety three and jerusalem is part of is on the or should be on the negotiating table israel has agreed the israeli government to negotiate the future of jerusalem no country has even not actually the united states has accepted and has voted still in favor of the annex ation of jerusalem so jews and them has to be part of the solution and it's becoming part of a very huge part of the problem of these wally and the palestinian conflict and it's not only an israeli palestinian conflict it's a muslim issue it's

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. >> it's going ob a dozen yes at the linc sunday. >> and we look forward to see is youing you in 2 1/2 minutes. minutes. we'll be right back. you're still here? we're voya! we stay with you to and through retirement. i get that voya is with me through retirement, i'm just surprised it means in my kitchen. so that means no breakfast? voya. helping you to and through retirement. >> this voll kapo could erupt days from now and more than 9,000 people evacuated homes after ashes started spewing out of it. over the lava started slowly flowing and this is country most active volcano it is located about 2 200 miles southeast of capitol manilla. >> and newly released eyewitness video shows horrifying moment a boat burst into flames in florida. all 50 passengers made it safely to shore. this happened while the shuttle was offshore. 15 people were hospitalized for minor injuries and unknown engine issue caused flames. >> well the search is on for morning for driver who hit nypd officer before speeding off. cbs3 has video of the incident you i may find it disturbing. you see the officer there ap

. >>> tonight the district attorney announced a new position that will focus ob protecting the rights of immigrants dealing with the criminal justice system. he was the council to the da. the idea came from the district toesh attorney's office in new york city. the initiative is helping mainly because witnesses are more willing to talk about crimes when they know they won't get in trouble. >>> too many patients and not enough beds. this flu season has gotten so bad a hospital is pitching tents outside to create more space for sick patients. it isn't being called an emergency yet, but they are seeing way more positions. patients with more severe cases are being sent inside. >>> a a new jersey man wants to raise the speed limit on the garden state parkway to 75 miles per hour. he started a. petition ob.org seeking the increase. in the petition the man says raising the speed limit will encourage people to travel further for a job and lower unemployment rates. the state hasn't increased the speed limit since 1998 when it was raised from 55 to 65. >>> philadelphia city council is looking t

david, first question, obs where i, right. what is a coy wolf? >> well, think, there has been a misconception, actually, the eastern coyote is a coy wolf. you have the full bread coyotes out west. then as they migrated eastward and there is a common wolf eastern timber wolf and, ok, the karates were able to breed with. all right. why should people be concerned if. >> since they have theful with's genet ins and a lot of deer in the area and they evolved into the larger coy wolf that is stronger and it does take down deer. it has taken a lot of people's pets. what kind of advice do you give? >> well, you don't want to leave any food out. you want to keep an eye on the domestic animal as they are going buy and they hear some. they sit there and they watch and they see they watch and they watch. they are spooky this they don't come in right away. so you know, you let the dog out then they don't see you. they might go in and take the bt away. all right any other tips beside the obvious don't leave food out. walk with a flash slight and something you c

huzala moyata, an ob/gyn who has practiced medicine in texas which has a 20-week abortion ban and in hawaii, a state that has strong protections for women seeking to exercise their constitutional right to an abortion. her experience clarifies why it's so urgent that we defeat this bill. dr. moyata shared the story of a young woman in her town who sought medical treatment at another provider after her water broke at 22 weeks. this is in texas. although she desperately wanted her pregnancy, her fetus was not viable outside the womb. because of the texas law, this patient's doctors were unable to counsel her on all medically appropriate option, such as immediate delivery. as she became increasingly ill, the patient requested an abortion to prevent her condition from getting worse. the doctors on her case refused. after spending two weeks in a hospital in intensive care unit, this woman was transferred to the doctor's care where she ultimately had to have both her hands and feet amputated due to ensuing severe infection. she also lost her baby. dr. moyata recently moved from texas to haw

investors are paying close attention to a number of key psychological levels for t major indexes. .ob pisani is at the new york >> another big day for the markets. what's it all mean? not mucha tec perspective. t they are attractive targets for traders to use as a sign of the markets' advance. dow, 25,000, only about 200 points away, less than 1%. if you think we've hit this big round number in the dow every two mont, you're right. we had 22,000 in august, 23,000 in october, 24,000 in november, even the skeptics agree that dow e big round number. round number number two, nasdaq. smaller tech companies like seagate and industrial names like tractor supply and retailers like costco have been strong recently. a lot of this contributing. round number three, s&p 500. many analysts had 3,000 for an overall target for 2018, a move up of 8%. for "nightly business r bob pisani at the new york stock exchange. >> new year, new record. what's next? brian levitt joins us, happy new year, glad to have you with us. we're off to a nice footing today, at the very at least. give us your overall view of

. >> we'll hear more ob tuesday at the white house briefing. >> first lady melania trump is beefing up her staff to filled roles of director of policy and director of operations and communications coordinator. additions are one of the largest xaptions to the east wing staff to date. her staff is smaller than former first lady michelle obama's. >> amazon ceo and "washington post" bazos and his wife are donated money for undocumented students. >> those brought to the country illegally by children. the donation was made by non profit cofounded by don gram. it is the largest gift ever to the oingization and group says the money will provide sch scholarships to a thousand and undocumented students under daca undoumentd immigrants are not eligle federal government. >> hollywood actress brawling controversy for president trump. >> we get the school from guy lambert and talk hollywood politics. >> we have it all, stay tuned z2kqoz z16fz y2kqoy y16fy welcome back, everybody, there was newspaper of that going on but we will be talking about hollywood and politics. guy lambert is here tonight. go

do you think it will ob your mind tomorrow going down the freeway? >> yeah, maybe. unless it happens to me, i feel like i won't worry about it too much. >> reporter: no suspect, no motive. although some people are upset with tech workers and their high wages for driving up the cost of housing in the bay area. we reached out to google and apple but they didn't get back to us. >>> the breeding grounds for some of those high-tech minds got a high profile visit today. rex tillerson at stanford. the secretary of state spoke at the university's hoover institute, mostly about foreign policy. former secretary of state condoleezza rice, stanford alumni, asked about president trump's use of twitter. >> so the challenge is just getting caught up, because i don't even have a twitter account that i can follow what he's tweeting. so my staff usually has to print his tweets out and hand them to me. >> tillerson says he will go to the grave, probably, without joining social media. >>> rain returns tomorrow morning. we're tracking not only that storm but a total of three storms the

. >> reporter: alejandra duran arreola, who fled violence in mexico at 14, wants to be an ob/gyn. >> the news reminds you-- twitter reminds you that at some level, you are not welcomed here. >> i see the u.s. as my home, my community, my people, my peers. >> reporter: belsy's mother brought her to the u.s. illegally from guatemala when she was seven. >> feel like i haven't done anything wrong. i've gone to school. i've gotten good grades. i did community service. and yet, that gives me no right, in a sense. >> reporter: what do you say to folks who say, "this is a country that has to have its borders, it has to have its laws, and people have to follow the laws." >> if you have somebody that yes entered the country illegally but it was 20, 30 years ago and they're a productive member of their community, they're paying taxes, you know, what is the logic of deporting them outside of just following an arbitrary rule. >> if i had to go, i wouldn't go to mexico. i will go to europe or to canada or any other country that wants doctors. but at the end of the day, we're american-train, almost

. >> reporter: alejandra duran arreola, who fled violence in mexico at 14, wants to be an ob-gyn. >> news reminds you-- twitter reminds you, that on some level, you are not welcomed here. >> i see the u.s. as my home, my community, my people, my peers. >> reporter: belsy garcia manrique's mother brought her to the u.s. illegally from guatemala when she was seven. >> i feel like i haven't done anything wrong. i've gone to school. i've gotten good grades. i did community service. and yet, that gives me no right, in a sense. >> reporter: what do you say to folks who say, this is a country that has to have its borders, it has to have its laws, and people have to follow those laws? >> if you had someone that, yes, they enter the country illegally, but it was 20 or 30 years ago, and they're a productive member of their community, they're paying taxes, you know, what is the logic behind deporting them, outside of just following an arbitrary rule? >> if i had to go, i wouldn't go to mexico. i would go to europe or to canada, or any other country that wants doctors. at the end of the day, we'

president donald trump ob jerusalem as israel's capital the jordanian king offered a conciliatory tone your visits here i'm sure is to be able to trust confidence not only how we move forward two state solution on june fourth next six or seven lights and issues as a kept looking at policy state but living side by side with a secure regulates israeli nationals yet you say that's far from the line being taken by the palestinian leadership its president mahmoud abbas declaring that the u.s. had given it the slap of the century reiterating his position that the u.s. could no longer be involved in the peace process the u.s. vice president isn't meeting the palestinians but he does have a message publicly apparently tailored towards them reiterating u.s. support for a two state solution if that's what both sides agreed to of course for the palestinians that message is entirely overshadowed by what donald trump said over a month ago declaring that the u.s. view jerusalem as israel's capital thanks to many the messenger himself is part of the problem the shift in u.s. policy with which pence w

have not been paid out for months so all of these things coming together creates a tremendous degree ob discontent in society which leads to a scenario in which a lot of people even those who are not protesting and we even may disagree with the way the protests are taking place nevertheless they feel that frustrations are justified the rebel fighters in yemen say at least thirty people have been killed or injured in aesthetics in the port city of had a day saudi led coalition planes reportedly targets in two vehicles carrying the fighters which had stopped at a petrol station in our district at all sources told al jazeera a number of civilians were among the dead another strike targeted a local market. syria's government is lowest at least twelve strikes against rebel held areas just outside the capital damascus according to opposition activists this video is said to show the attacks on harasta and neighboring suburbs in eastern go to fighting has an intensified in the area where syrian army forces being trapped inside a military installation since sunday. south korea is welcoming a new

he say that i'm just picking up something if for some reporting from the independent this is insane obs uncle and he says here to mind is that the merger should be arrested alive because there are some circumstances as correct where if people decide that they know who it is they then take justice into their home hands. yes absolutely i mean we've seen that in pakistan in a number of cases particularly recently and most worryingly in the largest city of karachi we've seen the police authorities actually encouraging that kind of mob justice or lynching usually that's in the case of robberies or mobile snatches on the road but it is something that we've seen a lot of i think what that gentleman may also be referring to is something that i heard out of pursuer from both police officials and from members of the community saying that in those previous twelve cases that we heard about there would sometimes be cases where if the complainants were able to point out a suspect that they believed to be involved in the crime the police and again this is all allegedly but the report is that they woul

now, if you speak a different language and you work a low page ob, not only are you noble and better than we are but an american who wishes he could communicate with you is a bigot. guest: i was responding to what the caller was referring to which is why it went in those terms. itches responding to the caller's framing of the issue . d that's one way to frame it the point that you make is a point that i have heard from other people as well. that people it came to the country illegally and followed the rules and are sometimes among people who resent illegal immigration the most. they say i came here and i waited in line and i waited my turn and i learned english and why shouldn't other people have to do that also? so i think it is a powerful argument. host: are the assimilation requirements any less stringent now than they were 30 years ago? guest: i don't think they are but i don't think that's what she was getting at. i think she was less getting at the rules and more getting at the attitudes. are we essentially kowtowling to undocumented immigrants saying we need to pass laws for t

division and external to sixty's instead of being an obstacle or do a good job wastes into became another obes to closer to peace in a four part series al jazeera revisits the reasons for divisions in different parts of the world and the impact they have on both sides walls of shame at this time on al-jazeera. welcome back remind of the top stories here on al-jazeera at least eight iranians have been killed overnight in antigovernment protests according to state media brings the total number of dead since thursday to twenty two a spokesman for palestinian president mahmoud abbas says a new israeli nor which makes it harder to handle opponents of jerusalem is equivalent to a declaration of war and pakistan is planning to seize financial assets linked to her fists it is accused of masterminding the true thousand and eight mumbai attacks us president all chung is pressuring pakistan to act against what he calls terrorists. south korea has accepted the north's rare off of talks proposing the. next tuesday so all said the meeting would mainly focus on north korea's participation in the upcoming win

know both what again obs and do a sizable representation in the government and parliament to many of these troubled region it proves into peace benefits missions. are desirable. it's update on the top stories before you go at least eight iranians have been killed overnight in anti-government protests according to state media twenty two people are now known to have died since the demonstrations began all thursday and more than five hundred people have been arrested the country's supreme leader blames what he calls iran's enemies for the trouble meanwhile the united states is saying that they will call for an emergency un security council meeting to discuss iran we must not be silent the people of iran are crying out for freedom all freedom loving people must stand with their cause the international community made the mistake of failing to do that in two thousand and nine we must not make that mistake again in all the headlines the u.s. is withholding two hundred fifty five million dollars in aid to pakistan after accusing it of playing a double game in the battle against terrorism mor

officers that there is perhaps some sort of you might say love for someone like him potentially within the ob forces this is a this could be the case but i think the main issue here is that with the supreme council of the armed forces which it was the really the commander of the army that all has changed in one thousand generals that were ruling on forces back in twenty eleven and then was the deputy head. these all of these characters are gone aside from the ministry of defense and now the rest of the members of the supreme council of the armed forces are mainly city loyalists so that's why the the they wanted to give him a permission the supreme council is supposed to give whoever an ex-military figure who is going to run they're supposed to give him permission that permission was not granted to simeon and and what's happening to him now the issue is i think he knew that he knew that he would not get that permission so much so we're back to these two scenarios either he has something difficult support within the military that we don't know about and we're probably going to see the next few

robin you're watching obs there are a lot of my headquarters here in doha coming up in the next thirty minutes. the syrian government targets of rebel held city is causing deaths and forcing others to flee the carnage. also making amends former trump strategist steve bannon backs off or makes close explosive comments made about the u.s. president. and the hollywood foreign press roll out the red carpet for the golden globe awards but the color of the night could be black. of the program about five hundred nigerian migrants stranded in libya returned home the nigerian government ordered the immediate evacuation of about five hundred thousand by juries from libya after reports of abuse slavery and torture and an address traveled with some of them here's his exclusive report. a cramped office in the center of tripoli is the only decent place these nigerian teenagers have seen in years they left home with promises of a life of opportunity and comfort nothing prepared them for what followed in libya joy is not her real name she says she was sold for one thousand one hundred dollars to buy h

accident ob the bay bridge wb 80 after ti blocking two lane.ars will be on the track today.( darya ) the new "fleet of the future" trains were introduced last summer... and have fewer seats but more standing room and hand rails. kron 4's lydia pantazes has the details. there is a lot of excitement as bart debuts its new train cars this morning. as you know it's been delayed for several months now. the california public utilities commission on wednesday night authorized bart to put train cars from it's new fleet of the future as their calling it into service. bart has one of the oldest big city fleets of public transit trains in the nation and will begin to replace their old trains with quieter, more comfortable new ones. the milestone was delayed in november when the new trains failed the safety inspection. after that bart officials hoped to have the trains in service by mid december but it took roughly another month to reach the start date. we spoke with bart riders this morning..."i think it's awesome, we need that. i can't wait until it star

via sured by people who know robert mueller and know how his team ob rates he's very opposed to leaking and has tried his best to make sure nothing is leaked out. a lot of peoples whose lawyers have clients before this special council have definitely been leaking along the way. think if you look that muller is getting to james comey and the attorney general jeff sessions. there is talk about perhaps the white house legal team preparing for some kind of discussion, written or live interview between president trump and mueller it may mean he's coming to the end of his collecting of his findings and issuing a report. we don't know that for sure. we can't know that for sure. obviously it's, it makes perfect sense that james comey and attorney general sessions would have to be interviewed. >> dana: check the boxes and decide whatever it is, it is. this is happening while the government continues a pace and the economy is fully recovered and robust. people feel exuberant. we are looking towards the midterms. i have to talk about what happened yesterday in pennsylvania. yesterday we had the st

the group says kids don't understand the complexities of ob line relationships or how to protect theirrivacy. the app gives parents control and does not collect marketing data. >>> i'm jacqueline london. coming to you live from minneapolis. our coverage from the super bowl city continues u up next. a family in philadelphia knows what it means to be a house divided. they are rooting for the birds, but there's one exception, the 10-year-old boy. the name was given, it all makes sense. sglrchl>>> a pregnant military thought she was getting a picture taken with the chick-fil-a cow. >> imagine when the cow was really the woman's husband. he aarrived home early from deployment overseas and it was his idea and asked restaurant workers to help him out with that surprise. it definitely worked. nicely done. >> we're waiting for the snow to move out of our area. nothing major, but kind of a nuisance. >> here's meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> it would be a bigger nuisance if the ground was cold before this happened. we had some snow all day. there would be a lot of problems around. as