frgil y valiente aleteo que las transporta 2,500 kilmetros desde canad, inspir a la artista visual olivia barrionuevo a retratar una metfora. olivia barrionuevo / artista visual 113433 la mariposa que viaja por su propia supervivencia y lo mismo hacemos los seres humanos cuando emigramos a otros pases, no importa de dnde vengamos que tenemos esa lucha de buscar el agua, o sea los animales buscan el agua cada vez que emigran, nosotros buscamos una mejor vida, un mejor futuro" 11"3451 con retratos de inmigrantes de todos lados ha creado el mural "la monarca" que se exhibe actualmente en en los ngeles. el mismo crecer con cada nuevo voluntario que se deja fotografiar, al que rodea y decora con mariposas . silvia figueroa / visitante exposicin "la monarca" 114925 " se me hace un orgullo poder representar o podernos comparar con algo de la naturaleza para empezar y segundo porque creo que cada migrante trae su historia en el corazn, cada migrante viene con una idea, viene con un sueÑo 114939 para olivia, se trata de reforzar la idea de que este es un pas multicultural olivia barrionuevo / arti

olivia. en la mÚsica. al poco tiempo pasÓ de ser la sargento olivia para con vvertie en la voz de diamante. la vida empezaba a sonreÍrle, y decidiÓ presentarse en un concurso de canto. olivia: temÍa mi cita, iba a ir a san antonio, pero unas semanas antes se enfermÓ mi papÁ y entÓo al hospital y no podÍa ser. siempre habÍa algo. carolina: su padre falleciÓ, en ese momento pensÓ que estasepulo la oportunidad de ser cantante, no solamente habÍa perdido de ir a ese concurso, sino tambiÉn al hombre que le enseÑÓ la pasion por la mÚsica. olivia: siempre estaba, sÍ no estaba de la mano o del dedo de mÍ papÁ, o de su bolsillo. carolina: por otro lado, la carrera musical de carmen comenzaba a dar frutos, aunque habÍa un impedimento. carmen: mi esposo no me apoyaba en la carrera porque tal vez tenÍa inseguridad que yo llegara a triunfar y a tener Éxito y que lo dejara de lado. Él me engaÑÓ y fue una de las razones por las cuÁles nos separamos. carolina: una vez mÁs se vio sola y se vio obligada a pone

olivia was spotted where a ring on her finger in january. and even her mom thought they were getting married. the last time olivia and aaron were spotted together was on valentine's day, neither are thrilled to be photographed. >> olivia had a part in aaron's estrangement from his family. the rest played out when jordan rogers competed on jo jo fletcher's season of the bachelorette. >> all the boys. fame can change you. >> jorden told us, they were trying to keep it all in the family. >> i think anybody in our situation would do the same. family matters are sensitive and private. >> aaron's relationship with his family may be strained but he got alongwell with olivia. >> in happier times she told us that wasn't always ideal for her. >> the fortunate thing for me, my mom loved my boyfriend so much. no matter what, he's gold to her. he can do no wrong. you love aaron so much? >> yes. >>> let's get to another big headline our newsdesk has been working on. that's a sneak peek at mama june's entrance to her ex's sugar bear's wedding. >> i ain't n

can confirm olivia and aaron have called it quits. a source close to olivia tells "e.t." the couple broke up about a month ago saying it wasn't over anything specific. they just grew apart over time. they tried to make it work but just couldn't. the actress and the nfl quarter were together for three years. the news comes nearly three months after engagement rumors circulated. her mom saw the ring she was wearing. >> i was so excited. >> olivia reportedly initiated the breakup. the last time she and arochb were spotted together was on valentines day. neither looked thrilled to be photographs. it's said that she had a part to play. younger brother jordan rogers competed on the bachelorette. tets jordan told us they were trying to keep it all in the family. >> i think anybody in our situation would do the same. family matter are sensitive and private. >> aaron's relationship with his family may be strained but he got along well with olivia's. she told us that wasn't always ideal for her. >> the unfortunate thing for me is my mom loves my boyfriend so much she sides with him

olivia no podía creerlo cuando escuchó su nombre. >> el primero nombre que dijeron era olivia, y me quedén la misma casa y bajo el mismo techo de sus contrincantes. teresa: y es así como llegamos al final de este programa, gracias y muy buenas noches. maría elena: gracias por acompañarnos, buenas noches y hasta pronto. [aplausos] jorge: vamos al punto. el padre solalinde estÁ con nosotros. por quÉ esta fÁcil probar en mÉxico?, nos responde miguel angel yunes. el asesor de seguridad nacional de trump habla de la controversia llamada entre peÑa nieto y trump. quÉ tan difÍcil es lograr el sueÑo caen

calls ime for a few more with olivia golden. classp.org is their web site. has been waiting in pennsylvania. good morning. caller: hi. my only experience with social programs, i worked with the elderly, meals on wheels. donated food from their own homes and i had elderly lients that would get them and throw them in the trash because they said it was hotdogs and vegetables, es, no and the meals weren't good. none of these people were starving, by the way, just so know. and the other one was -- i took couple of cna courses, and there were programs that would come in, people would sign up, came to the first day of school, they didn't come. y only concern, i think we should cut the fat and there are so many people in this country and i don't help think really that's what trump is all about. i think we need to help the but we and the disabled, need to cut the fat. the money is out there. we just need to look for where directed. and that's all. thanks. ost: guest: so i share your perspective that we need to help those and there are many that help. and i would say

. - when olivia waaben was a high school freshman, she spent two weeks in the hospital. the experience opened her eyes to a scary statistic. two out of three people on this planet don't have access to safe surgical care. that's about five billion people. realizing how lucky she was to live in the united states, olivia became a girl with a mission. and here she is to tell us about it, along with her friend skyler troast. hi. - hi. - hello. - olivia, even before you went into the hospital, you were already involved with an international organization that provides medical care. - yes. that organization is operation smile, and operation smile is an international children's medical charity that repairs cleft lips and cleft palates in developing nations. often, these children with their facial deformities will suffer from a variety of physical and emotional effects, but operation smile steps in to help heal their smiles across the world. - specifically, what is a cleft lip or a cleft palate? - so a cleft lip or a cleft palate is simply a unilateral or a bilateral gap in their

olivia was spotted with a ring on her finger in january and even olivia's mom thought they were gettingarried. >> i thought she was, i was excited. >> reporter: olivia initiated break up, last time they were spotted together was on valentines day, neither looked thrilled to be photographed. >> it is speculate that had olivia had a part in aaron's estrange. from his family, rift played out mountain media when jordan rodgers competed on joe joe fletcher's season of bachelore tte, and the family patriarch addressed the relationship. >> all of the boys, you know, and you know, things can change you. >> reporter: jordan told us that they were trying to keep it all in the family. >> i think anybody in this, would dot same. family matters are sensitive and private. >> reporter: aaron's relationship with his family may be strained but got along well with olivia. in happier times she told us that wasn't always ideal for her. >> unfortunate thing for me my mom loved my boyfriend so much she side with him for everything and no matter what, it is, he is gormed to her. can done no wrong. he could do

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a source close to olivia tells "e.t."ouple broke up about a month ago, adding it was president over anything specific. they just grew apart over time. they tried to make it work but just couldn't. >>> next, is big bang's kaley cuoco sharing baby news? >> is this giving you baby fear? >> no. >> no. friend marla sock love wasn't giving anything away. kaley was merely in awe of the clothing line, little moon society. >> what was the inspiration for this? >> i think the biggest inspiration really was our kids. >> these are like super glittery and fun. >> what we love so much about our summer collection is so many pieces are unisex. >> and kaley hopes stylish celeb kids were rock her designs. >> what about beyonce? bl blue ivy? >> i think both of us would have a heart attack if we saw blue ivy in it. >> now this "dancing with the stars" duo pro, shawna burgess and bolton can't escape the rumors that they are a couple. but is the showmance gossip just a ploy? that's what we wanted to foe when sharna shared her plan to win it al

i want to say something about my daughter olivia who was diagnosed with congenital birth defect and a hernia, pressed on and spent two months over nine surgeries and countless therapies and doctors visits, a thriving, happy, joyful -- clearly has a preexisting condition was i heard what you are saying about preexisting conditions which i read today the current plan to revive the a h ca prevent insurers from denying coverage based on a person as medical history but allows states to opt out of the reforms prohibiting plans from raising premiums and could also opt out of requiring plans to cover certain benefits which sound like a way for my olivia and many other alabamians with preexisting conditions to be left behind. i hope you can make a promise to me, my olivia, those with preexisting conditions that you will not find anything that attaches this caveat to the preexisting condition clause. [applause] >> i think i have already answered this but -- prohibition on denying coverage due to preexisting medical conditions. this is a federal program. states don't have an option in it. they d

just wanted to say a little thing about my daughter olivia. at 20 weeks in utero she was diagnosed with a congenital birth defect. we pressed on and she spent 2.5 months in the nick you, nicu. more doctor visits than we care to admit. she is a thriving, joyful, happy eight-year-old girl and for that we are thankful but rarely has a pre-existing condition. i've heard what you have said about pre-existing conditions. i just read today the current the the ahaca denies providers from denying insurance, but allows states to opt out of the reforms for hitting lance are raising premiums. and can often require plans to cover certain benefits. it sounds away from my olivia in alabamians with preexisting conditions to be left behind. i am hoping you can make a promise to me, to olivia, to the of alabamians with existing conditions that you will not find anything that touches as a -- attaches and caveats to the pre-existing conditions clause. rep. palmer: i think i have already answered this. the prohibition on tonight coverage due to pre-existing medica

with that, i'd like to invite olivia moss and [inaudible] to provide you with a quick presentation. >> thank you mark. good afternoon directors. as mark mentioned in his introduction, i represent hra advisors. hr&a is a real estate advisory firm working with at the discretion of the public and private sector. we have offices in new york la, dc, dallas and raleigh north carolina. one of our sort of major expertise areas is working on transit facilities and transit area plans. we worked at the home depot in minneapolis at the [inaudible] center in new york working on both those cases to secure private operators for those facilities. in terms of station planning, we are currently working in union station in washington dc as well as [inaudible] amtrak station in philadelphia. in addition to hr&a advisors the consultant team included two other firms. we have sensory interactive which was assisting us with the digital platform and we had sheppard mullin, who was tasked with drafting the asset manager agreement that is in front of you. my name is--a partnering hr&a advisors based of new york

with that, i'd like to invite olivia moss and [inaudible] to provide you with a quick presentation. >> thank you mark. good afternoon directors. as mark mentioned in his introduction, i represent hra advisors. hr&a is a real estate advisory firm working with at the discretion of the public and private sector. we have offices in new york la, dc, dallas and raleigh north carolina. one of our sort of major expertise areas is working on transit facilities and transit area plans. we worked at the home depot in minneapolis at the [inaudible] center in new york working on both those cases to secure private operators for those facilities. in terms of station planning, we are currently working in union station in washington dc as well as [inaudible] amtrak station in philadelphia. in addition to hr&a advisors the consultant team included two other firms. we have sensory interactive which was assisting us with the digital platform and we had sheppard mullin, who was tasked with drafting the asset manager agreement that is in front of you. my name is--a partnering hr&a advisors based of new york

i just want to say something about my daughter olivia who at 20 weeks in utero was diagnosed with the congenital defects. we pressed on and she spent two and half months in the nicu, over nine surgeries, countless therapies, more doctor visits than we care to admit. she is a thriving, happy joyful 8-year-old girl and for that we are thankful. clear. she clearly has a pre-existing condition. i've heard what you been saying i just read today that the current plan prevents insurers from denying coverage based on a person's medical history, but allow states to opt out of the plans from raising premiums and could opt out of requiring plans to cover certain benefits which sounds like away from my own libya, and the many many other alabamians with pre-existing conditions to be left behind. i'm hoping you can make a promise to me and olivia and those with pre-existing conditions that you will not find anything that attaches this caveat to the pre-existing condition clause. [applause] >> i think i've already answered this by quoting the prohibition on denying coverage due to pre-existing medic

. >> shonda has made it clear that olivia pope is nobody's mama. >> on the way behind the scenes of theve actually" reunion. why one star didn't get back together with the cast. >> john gosling's surprising new gig. >> i was an transition and construction. >> now he is stripping? what the former reality star is saying about taking it all off. >>> only we can take you to the set of the love connection reboot with andy cohen rating the latest celeb hookups. >> do you think that one will last? >> i nine. >> but first, a tour of the south carolina mansion. >> how old is the home in. >> it was built in 1853 by a wealthy cotton planter for his fourth wife. so i felt a kinship immediately. >> the socialite purchased the landmark for just under $5 million and turned it into a party palace. >> this is one of three bars on this floor. >> necessary. >> yes. it's southern hospitality. >> this is the secret compartment for all the champagne. >> it's filled with tin. you can lift it out. if "e.t." >> so stressful. thank god we have the show so we can tell what we have to tell. >> that's mow much of u

olivia: our understanding from speaking with sources at the company and investors in the company is thathat has not been broached or discussed. perhaps the company does not see it as an issue. they would not go on the record with us. caroline: but the company also has a significant background in terms of design. it was meant to be a tesla p roducer. olivia: this machine has 400 parts, several gears, a scanner, a microprocessor giving it, it's high price tag -- giving it its high price tag. it used to be about $700. it dropped to about $400 in january. the company wants to be considered an innovative tech leader. food tech is a huge topic right now. a lot of venture capital funds are pouring money into companies like impossible foods. juicero is one of them that really caught the eye of a lot of firms are in san francisco. caroline: maybe catching the eyes of firms and users for all the wrong reasons. great piece. i urge our viewers to watch it and read the story in depth on bloomberg.com. that does it for this edition of "bloomberg technology." that's all for now. this is bloomberg. ♪ >>

olivia is not as nosey in that regard. then just be, like, you know what? i'll just get rid of it.eah. >> stephen: oh, so looks like you're clearing your schedule for her. >> yeah, so you're not lying. >> stephen: you are lying. little bit. ( laughter ) >> stephen: okay. we can -- >> stephen: the trick is lying. >> i let the cat out of the bag. that's all right. >> stephen: you got the new film "colossal." >> i did. >> stephen: with the lovely and talented anne hathaway. >> i did. >> stephen: we set up a clip. that would be television. a couple of pros, i guess, make it look easy. i had a hard time explaining. i had to explain three or four minutes, what are you up to? and i asked the director, nacho is his name. >> stephen: nacho? yeah. nacho vigalando. >> stephen: sounds like you just made up a racist nickname for him. ( laughter ) really? >> it's in my icalendar, i can show you, it's real. ( laughter ) i asked, how do you explain this to people? and he goes -- and i do a horrible nacho accent -- ( laughter ) >> stephen: it's called spanish, but go ahead. >> but not too specific.

olivia, and [applause] jeff: i would like to give a special shout out to olivia, who helped me in choosingew director. we are happy that steve, who just handed out the flowers to julie, will be filling that role. [applause] next i would like to thank george, our terrific attorney who donates his and his firm's time to the cause of protecting journalism. i will never forget a day early in the presidential transition last year when we had push back about having journalists in the lobby of trump tower in new york. i called george, who immediately mobilized colleagues to go to the scene to advocate for our right to be there. it was real advocacy in motion, and it made a difference. thank you george. [applause] thank you too to the journalism groups that have been part of the fight for press freedom and in support of the whca tonight, including reporters from reporters without borders, the national press club, and washington press foundation. [applause] jeff: i would like to offer a personal thank you to those in this room who have been so supportive of me this year, especially my family and de

and i think that's one of the reasons why we're still around. >> we love you, olivia pope. hang on to your white hats for tonight's episode. it will focus on an alternate universe in which fitzdoesn't win the presidency. messes with our minds. but you have to watch the special two-hour starting at 9:00 right here on 6abc. after that it is "action news" at 11:00. we'll be right book. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. maybe that's why we've been ranked highest in customer satisfaction by jd power 4 years in a row. and now you can love fios too. get 150 meg internet, tv and phone. all for $79.99 per month, for the first year with a two-year agreement. it's the only internet with equal upload and download speeds. cable only offers upload speeds that are a fraction of the download speeds. plus get hbo for a year and free multi-room dvr service for two years. and verizon wireless customers can stream tv on the fios mobile app, data-free. get the best. go to getfios.com >>> let's head back out to meteorologist adam joseph, the luckiest man today at asher's chocolates in

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. >> with globes on their heads susan woodward and her traveled across the country from olivia, climate march. >> watch out. watch out. >> demonstrators are marking president trump's 100th day in office with a for climate, jobs and justice, after the president rolled back everal obama era climate initiatives. >> it's a range of crises. that's why the people's climate movement in march is really trying to resist trump. >> tens of thus of marching from the capitol to the white house. it's purpose for this alpine ski coach. depends on snow. >> with winters becoming horter and hotter hots and colder colds, there is no guarantee i'll have a job in he years going forward especially in the mid atlantic. >> youngsters joining in hoping to protect the environment. >> our main message is to empower people of color and understand to the importance of climate, climate change issues as it to our everyday lives. out here k and al gore o also participating in the march here in d.c. there were hundreds of other in ate marches held cities all across the country. >> live on the national abc 7 yan hughes,

. >> brown: seniors olivia rodriguez and lucy white said they didn't know much about that dark periodamerican history, until now. >> how hard it was for everyone to leave their homes and what they knew? there was a huge divide between the american people, the japanese american people and the japanese-born people. >> i really just wanted to illustrate truthfully the struggle, the awful, awful struggle that these people went through, and that their country forced them into. >> brown: the students also conducted interviews with family members about their own immigration stories. brianne arevalo is the school's choir director. >> even students that weren't immigrants themselves, they may have family members, maybe grandma or grandpa were immigrants. neighbors. in this community, everybody knows some immigrant. and so, whether they've gone through it personally themselves or they were able to share in somebody else's experience, every single student got something so powerful and a really deep meaning out of this project. >> brown: for everyone involved, the resulting work, nine movements i

both of them, after the rocky way little miss ania came into the worlds. >> those are the screams of olivia in labor, in the back seat of her friends' car thursday morning, on the side after new jersey highway. here's how the conversation went with her friends, who was driving her to the hospital. >> i'm like how much longer? she goes ten. >> i'm like we're not going to make it. you want me to pull over? yes, pull over. >> trooper christopher showed up minute after the friends called 911, and he helped take over with the car pulled over on i78 in summit. >> it is almost over, it is almost over, that's all i keep telling myself, sigh of relief. >> little while later they were reunited at saint barn bus hospital in live inning ton, able to laugh about how a planned water birth turned into a roadside delivery. >> quiet, perfect little baby girl. >> congratulates toss mom, and way to go trooper jesswaldo. jessica late on, cbs2 news. >> special easter egg hunt helps little boy who is visually impaired and enjoying the upcoming holidayment take a look. big beeping eggs were more than just novelty

i see olivia pope as president. >> wouldn't that be great? >>> meanwhile, who knows how things are going to turn out on "dancing with the stars"? of course, but i did learn this -- normani and val, they'll be kicking it monday night. >> disney night, and we're doing mulan. >> all right. >> high with the kick. >> whoa! >> for the first time since the season started, val and normani are he rersing in l.a. all week, instead of squeezing it in while on the road with normani's girl group, fifth harmony. they hit eight countries in less than a month. >> all right. just landed in the philippines, mani manila. >> finally off the plane, 16 hours later in hong kong. she's still going to record with fifth harmony, but at least we don't have to fly 20 hours a week. >> do you think the judges will be raising their expectations because they know you're now in town? and you've got all this time? >> they probably will. >> they probably will. >> being back in l.a. also allows val to spend some time with brother maks and peta's little bundle of joy, baby shai.

>> then olivia and aaron rodgers split? >> we're not even engaged. >> oh. >> is family to blame? >> bye-bye. >> after mama june's weight loss is she hoping to win sugar bear back? >> and does blake have more love for gwen or adam. >> i think you have the worst face. i'd like to punch it. >> you have the worst breath. i'd lick to kov it. >> tough worst

lawng up, the center for director olivia goldman talks about the proposed cuts to social programs and president trump 2018 budget. and just along from the center of immigration that he talks about effort from the truck administration to withhold grant from sanctuaries that he for their effort -- sanctuary cities. and we discussed the size and scope of the federal workforce amid the potential cuts to the force. the sure to watch c-span's washington journal live at 7 a.m. eastern monday morning. join the discussion. the senate judiciary committee meets tomorrow to vote on the nomination of neil dorset be an associate justice on the cream court. like coverage on c-span2 at 10 a.m. eastern. the full senate will then take it up. majority leader said he plans to hold the final vote on ride a, april 7. watch the senate live on c-span2. announcer: tonight on afterwards, rhode island senator sheldon whitehouse in -- examines how government has been impacted by corporate money. that's in his book "captured, the filtration of american democracy." >> when you have one corporate front group spendi

his wife gisele was also there to watch. ( darya ) olivia munn ( darya )( darya ) olivia munn and aaronhad been dating for three years. a source close to the couple says they want to remain close friends and wish nothing but the best for one another. ( darya ) take a look at this teenager's nails. the 16-year-old from germany has nails that are nearly six inches long. she hasn't cut them since august of 2014. when she uses the computer, she has to type with her knuckles. creamy, crunchy, chocolatey, hershey's. packed with cookies or almond pieces. hershey's has the taste you love in every bite. a new children's film will challenge "boss baby" and "beauty and the beast" at the box office this weekend.(mark) "smurf's the lost village" will make its debut. it is predicted to make 15-million dollars...but is not expected to beat boss baby or beauty and the beast. morgan freeman and michael kaine star in "going in style." it is a remake about seniors turning into bank robbers. another movie out this weekend is "the case for christ." that is about an athiest challenging his wife's religious b

this is one of my favorite cast interviews i've ever done, olivia pope and associates are all business more fun or laughs. ♪ said he's going back >> reporter: the sex, the drama, the shocking surprises. it's tgit at its best. "scandal" celebrating a big milestone. >> when you think about that, 100th episode what does that mean to you. >> a lot to us. there are a lot of people in my life i don't get to spend an hour a week with. the fact that millions of people take an hour out of their week to spend time with us means a lot. >> who teases the most. >> josh malina. >> it's not true. they're all teasing me. >> we tease each other. we give cornelius a run for his money when he joined us. >> why does he get picked on. >> because he's new. you must pick on the most vulnerable among you. >> that's true and about that, being the new guy, just kind of coming into this wonderful family that is really already kind of been established and just as you said like -- >> that's all the time you got. >> you all seem to genuinely like each other. [ laughter ] that's the real acting. >> what do you think

potato head in the "toy story" movies.after three years, olivia munn and packers q.b.gers havecalled time on their relationship. olivia, who often showed up at aaron's games,fueled rumors that they were getting engaged when she sported a diamond ring earlier this year. alas, it wasn't meant to be. what a shame.the "will and grace" revival is going strong. nbc just increased theirepisode order from 10 to 12 episodes. the new, 9th season reunites originalstars eric mccormack, debra messing, sean hayes and megan mullally. i smellgiant hit. that's it for the htl daily wrap (james) an officer involved shooting last year sent shockwaves across the nation. the effort now to get the officer involved removed from his position. and... a toddler who was in desperate need of a new kidney meets donor.... the emotional moment, you'll only see here on kron4. and, clear weather today, but rain is in the forecast later this week. your forecast next. and here's a live look we're coming up on 4-30... here are the big stories we're working on for you this morning... several vacant million

centerup monday morning, for law and social policies are needed director olivia golden will discuss theroposed cuts to social programs and president trump's 2018 budget. then jessica vaughan of the center for immigration studies talks about efforts by the trump administration to withhold grants from so-called sanctuary cities for their efforts to keep illegal immigrants from being deported. and eric katz, senior correspondent for government executive discusses the current size and scope of the federal workforce amid a potential cuts to the workforce by the trump administration. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal, live at 7:00 a.m. eastern monday morning. join the discussion. day --ght on q1 >> it was everywhere in decline. the nationalists were rising up. strategicbig question was should support for the against the rising nationalists, or try to create a new order by mediating between the nationalists and the british? >> michael durand on his book " the 1956e's," about suez crisis and its aftermath. >> he is trying to prevent the soviet union coming in, aligning with the natio

mainly to keep my friend olivia's memory alive and to help out other people, making sure that what happeneded. fantastic work, congratulations. thank you for talking to us. thank you. applause our next award winner is 18—year—old molly comish, she was determined to act after seeing so many homeless people living and sleeping on the streets of ireland. she was nominated by the rotary club of bray for her idea of giving packs of essential items to homeless people in her hometown. let's see her in action. i was walking around dublin in december of 2015, and i just saw the amount of homeless people and i decided that i needed to make a difference. so i'm trying, anyway. i'm molly comish, i'm 18 years old and i live in county wicklow, ireland. for me, dignity is being clean. so, i thought maybe i could put together a pack of things that we take for granted to keep us clean, that homeless people might not necessarily be able to buy. so ijust decided to put it in a rucksack as well, because it's reusable. there's everything from scarves to gloves, to socks, to ear buds, to deodorant, toothpaste, p

you did so because olivia, who foundation is named after, was a friend of yours who passed away in 2014ium with 10,500 teddy bears, one on every single seat in the stadium. a lot of people will be watching and will be asking, where on earth did you get so asking, where on earth did you get so many teddy bears? they were mainly donated. we went round to collect them from people's houses, different charities that they could help, and every teddy bear that we got, we want to that list a £1 donation. even if you couldn't, it was getting on teddy bear or even just a £1 donation. so in total we ended up with about £5,000 just from that one event. from teddy bears to a former winner. kerry cochrane is with me. you won a young citizen award in 2011 for doing some quite remarkable things because you are a firefighter by day and a bit of a superhero by night. it was before i started firefighting. i went to garner as part of my started firefighting. i went to garneras part of my gap started firefighting. i went to garner as part of my gap year and got so involved with the girls that i worked with

♪ c-span's washington journal, live every day with news and affect you.s that coming up tomorrow, oliviaden will discuss the proposed cuts to social programs in donald trump's 2018 budget. the jessica wagner of center for immigration studies talks about the efforts by trump to withhold grants from so-called sanctuary cities for their efforts for keeping immigrants from being imported. then, a discussion on the size and scope of the federal workforce amid the potential trumpuggested by the administration. a.m. this live at 7:00 monday morning eastern time on washington journal. join the discussion. >> on month, we are featuring the winners of cease dance -- of c-span's studentcam contest. our second prize high school winner are 11th and 12th graders from california. students at franklin high school. their documentary on lgbt conversion is entitled "the harm done is transparent." 12,000,700 56,000 people living in the united states identify themselves as gays or lesbians. while lgbt issues have been achieving more attention in the past decade, not all attention has been positive. one of th

inspired me to start fundraising was trying to keep my, one of my friends who sadly passed away in 2014, olivia her from walking, speaking, physical disabilities that stopped herfrom walking, speaking, but whenever you got near her, she had a smile on her face and you knew that she was happy that you were there and she wanted you to be there with her. but when she died, her family wanted to keep her memory alive by making a charity to help other people like by buying medical equipment, buying holidays and just general days out, helping people but they did, they were not able to get a registered charity because they did not have enough funds which is when i got involved. sol did not have enough funds which is when i got involved. so i started with a mile of pennies which raised over £1000 from the start and that was the first one kind of set it in motion, then it wentjust small things then it went to the distance of the english channel in a swimming pool which raised about £4000. and my latest one which was filling in the stadium with over 11,000 teddy bears which took my total up to £16,000 rai

passenger olivia morgan says she saw the male flight attendant wrestling the stroller away from the womanit almost hit her little baby's head. i said to him, like what are you doing. >> you almost hit that baby in the head. and then he was yelling at me to stay out of it. >> reporter: the passenger in the first class cabin then confronted the crew member. >> hey, bud, you do that to me, and i'll knock you flat. >> you stay out of this. >> reporter: with the captain holding him back, the unnamed flight attendant dares the passenger to throw a punch. american airlines opened an investigation, saying the actions of our team member captured here do not appear to reflect patience or empathy. we are disappointed by these actions. the flight attendant's union said neither the company nor the public should rush to judgment. >> he snapped when he shouldn't have. >> reporter: an airline industry analyst says flight crews work under enormous pressure. >> airlines are staffing their planes with the minimum number of required flight attendants. that's not right for the passenger or the employee either

but the death in 2014 of his close friend olivia alice walker, at the age of just 15, really lit hisarity, it was like the main, like it ignited the spark. he filled a sports stadium with 10,500 teddies to raise money. why is it so important to you that you do this, that you help people? even if it's just that you do this, that you help people? even if it'sjust one person, that one person is going to make a big change to their life. it's going to help them out a lot. all this despite the problems caused by his asperger‘s. all this despite the problems caused by his asperger's. day to day things we re by his asperger's. day to day things were a struggle. they still are. but when it comes to fundraising, he's just a different person. as well as asperger's, aidan has a condition which causes him to walk on his toes. he may need surgery, which would keep him in plasterfor six weeks and in splits for a year. would keep him in plasterfor six weeks and in splits for a yearlj have to just try and deal with it, at my own pace, just slow down a little bit. aidan's raised more than £16,000 inju

fitz consider the legacy and they question what is next for olivia pope.scoop is next. jonathan: see who that is? of course. that is captain jack sparrow. johnny depp's surprise and where he was when he showed up. nancy: kidd o'shea has what is coming up tomorrow on "good morning washington." kidd: thank you. tomorrow on "good morning washington" -- >> a labor showdown. will metro workers show up? will you get to work on time? we are live at the impact of the potential sick out. >> on your side to get you through the morning rush. >> how to nail the interview and score your dream job. >> encoo it here and weather every ten minutes tomorrow starting at 4:25 on fios is not cable. we're wired differently. maybe that's why we've been nked highest in customer satisfaction by jd power 4 years in a row. and now you can love fios too. get 150 meg internet, tv and phone. all for $79.99 per month online, for the first year with a two-year agreement. it's the only internet with equal upload and