>> no. >> did you kill ozzy?d not kill him. >> reporter: the prosecution fires straight at kim's achilles heel, her inconsistencies. her lies about among other things hooking up with jeff dills. >> i try to always tell the truth. >> you try always to tell the truth but you lied to the police about your conduct with mr. drills? >> yeah. the sexual conduct, yes. >> reporter: but the defense has an ace to play. that new evidence alissa discovered about the time of ozzy's death and the proof that kim never changed her clothes. >> this attire comes from the jeff dills interview where he describes what miss long was wearing. >> what you were wearing that day? >> i was wearing large sandals that matched my black belt. blue jeans. black shirt with ringlets on it that matched my necklace and my purse. >> reporter: and then the bombshell no one saw coming. the prosecution torpedoing its own case, backing away from its core theory that kim long ditched her bloody clothing after killing ozzy. >> she never had any blood on he

ozzy: it's run its course, really. i mean, it just felt right.lack sabbath album, i remember thinking it will be a couple years. it is like being put in a barrel and rolled down the biggest mountain ever, and 49 years later. reporter: this is where it all began, the crown pub in the center of birmingham. back in 1968, black sabbath, or earth, as they were called at the time, played their first gig. they weren't paid in money, but t-shirts. how things have changed. this farewell tour with founding members tony iommi and geezer butler has taken more than 60 million pounds in ticket sales. but for dedicated fans, tomorrow night will not be an easy one. >> mixture of emotions. i am sure i will shed a few tears the final night. which is to be expected. reporter: even ozzy, the self-professed king of darkness, -- prince of darkness, is not ruling out the possibility of having a cry on stage. ozzy: my emotions are flying all over the place. let's see what happens. reporter: black sabbath, heavy metal pioneers. but tomorrow may just bring out their soft

so, if the patriots win, ozzie will be four for four. >> on super bowl prediction is ozzie, what is harry thinking. i went back too far. >> yes. >> ozzie, harriet. >> come on. >> we will see what is happening. >>> thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00. we are back at ten on the cw philly and back here at 11:00. >>> up next "cbs evening news" tonight a musical lesson a you this ram teaching children about democracy, with melody of jazz. from new york here thousand is scott pelley take care family we will see you tonight. captioning sponsored by cbs >> pelley: taking on the world. >> the world is in trouble, but we're going to straighten it out, okay. >> pelley: but how? >> we have to be tough. >> pelley: also tonight, the "apprentice" family feud. >> and i want to just pray for arnold if we can. >> hey, donald, i have a great idea. why don't we switch jobs. >> pelley: he got burned by samsung. >> what i saw was a flame about two to three feet long shooting from the phone. >> pelley: and when he tried to sue, he got burned again. and the sound of democracy-- liberty, justice, and ja

we speak to ozzy osborne, as black sabbath bring an end to 50 years of metal. parliament will debate the way english football is governed, including a motion of no confidence in the fa, as mps try to improve the way the sport is run. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. guilty to hoarding explosives and making bombs. 31—year—old ciaran maxwell was arrested last year after police found two arms dumps in county antrim. unknown to the army, while serving he had also been preparing for acts of terrorism, including compiling a list of targets, to be used by dissident republicans. daniel sandford has the story. he was a member of the uk's elite royal marines unit a0 commando, after passing the gruelling 32—week training course. but today, ciaran maxwell and admitted that for five years he was also helping dissident republicans in northern ireland to build up hidden stockpiles of explosives, weapons and ammunition. ciaran maxwell grew up in larne, some 20 miles north of belfast, a largely unionist town with some strong loyalist paramilitary links. a bmx fa

ozzy osbourne, the end of black sabbath. why? well, it's run its course, really.bath album, i remember thinking, ah, it'll be all right for a couple of years. it's kind of like being put in a barrel and rolled down the biggest mountain ever, and you come out and you're like, it's 49 years later. this is where it all began, the crown pub, right here in the centre of birmingham. back in 1968, black sabbath, or earth, as they were called at the time played their first gig. the fee that night — they weren't paid in money, but in t—shirts. how things have changed. this farewell tour with founding members tony iommi and geezer butler has taken more than £60 million in ticket sales. i've been collecting over the last 25 or 30 years. but for dedicated fans, tomorrow night is not going to be an easy one. a mixture of emotions really. i'm sure i'll shed a few tears on the final night. which is to be expected. and even ozzy, the self—professed prince of darkness, isn't ruling out the possibility of having a cry on stage. my emotions are flying all over the place. let's see w

we speak to ozzy osbourne as black sabbath bring an end to half a century of metal.oming up in sportsday: we will have the latest from the davis cup. and, ireland's women beat scotland in the six nations. scotland haven't won in the tournament since 2010. good evening. eu leaders have made a show of unity at a summit in malta against what they see as a potentially hostile us president. donald trump has previously praised the uk for voting for brexit. today, eu leaders declared the importance of a strong europe in the face of a newly uncertain relationship with america. theresa may offered to act as a bridge with the us following her visit to washington — though one eu leader responded it's impossible to build bridges with the us when communication is done mostly on twitter. our deputy political editor john pienaar reports from malta. this report contains some flashing images. a stroll in the sun among europe's leaders, but soon theresa may will be walking alone after brexit, then she'll need all the friends she can get. friends, she believes, like donald trump. she t

ozzy osbourne talks about headlining the last ever black sabbath gig.sold as pets. our world: the chimp smugglers on tonight. hello this is breakfast, with charlie stayt and steph mcgovern. coming up before 10, we have the weather. but first, at 9.29am, a summary of this morning's main news. a federaljudge in the us has temporarily suspended the travel ban imposed by president trump. it means the executive order stopping people from seven mainly muslim countries from entering america should be lifted immediately. the white house insists the restrictions are "lawful and appropriate" and it will challenge the court's ruling. the shadow chancellor, john mcdonnell, has told bbc breakfast that he would legislate to cap price rises by energy companies. it comes after the energy regulator ofgem said that npower must "justify" to its customers why it is introducing one of the largest energy price rises for years. the firm said it would increase bills by almost 10% for duel fuel customers. we'd legislate to control them. you would have control of the energy comp

ozzy we had to go through metro media relations. metro manager sherry lee anticipate ranged who we would visit and what. so i set out one random afternoon and road the red and green line for about two hours popping out at different stations to see what was going on in the booth. each station i hit there was at least one manager working in the booth. and here at gallery place one giving directions to customers to get them situated. i was in the stations for a couple of hours. and didn't see any of them sleeping or screwing around. at don't exist. >> i don't want the public to get the idea that you run into one and all of the rest of them are like that. no, no, no. >> thank you so much for your time. i really enjoyed meeting you. >> christy spent a good hour with us at union station. he stayed steadily busy the whole time we were there. back at shady grove. >> right now that there's a train coming to shady grove not quite here yet. >> mr. ozzy was up inspecting the platform after the morning rush because the commuters won't be gone fo

they picked out an orange one and took ozzie home. but kathleen always felt guilty that she had separated it from its single so she promised her daughter that she would find ozzie's brother. >> and you were feeling like a bad mom -- >> i felt horrible to make the promise like that. [ laughter ] >> need analysis haystack, i was telling her i was going to find. >> reporter: kathleen didn't find the cat. but two years later she did find brian herrera on a dating website. and the two hit it off. but then kathleen went over to brian's house. >> the cat scurried by and she stopped everything and instantly she said that's my cat and i said no way that's my cat what are you talking about. i think she is this crazy cat lady and she kept going, that's my cat, that's my cat! so i'm like, you know, okay red flag, what's going on? [ laughter ] >> reporter: but kathleen wasn't crazy at all. they checked shelter records and found that ozzie and butter were in fact the long lost brothers. and recently they began getting reacquainted because you see,

they picked out an orange one and took ozzie home. but kathleen always felt guilty that she had separated it from its sibling. so she promised her daughter that she would find ozzie's brother. >> and you are feeling like a bad mom? >> i felt horrible. to make a promise like that. needles in a haystack. >> reporter: kathleen didn't find the cat but two years later she did find brian herrera on a dating website. and the two hit it off. but then kathleen went over to brian's house. >> noticed the cat nearby and she stopped everybody and instantly she said that's my cat. i said no way. that's my cat. she just kept going that's my cat, that's my cat. so, you know, oh, okay. red flag. what's going on? [ laughter ] >> reporter: but kathleen wasn't crazy at all. they checked shelter records and found that ozzie and butter were in fact the long lost brothers and the recently they began getting reacquainted. because you see, kathleen and brian plan to move in together next month. >> my first thought was i hope the cats get along together. they

the show featured three original members — ozzy osbourne, tony ayomee and geezer butler — and was heavy— ozzy osbourne, tony ayomee and geezer butler — and was heavy on nostalgia, with only one of the songs played having been released after 1972. it brought the curtain down on the legendary bands playing career, which spanned five decades. when roger federer won his 18th grand slam last weekend he proved that, at the age of 35, he's not to be written off. and in carmarthenshire, tennis players are still chasing 96—year—old basil smith around the court. twice a week he plays the game he loves, inspiring players a quarter of his age. sian lloyd has been to meet him. we don't play socially, you play to win, every time! he may be 96, but basil smith hasn't lost his competitive edge. he doesn't move around the court quite so quickly any more, but he gives his opponents a run for their money and feels the benefits of the game. you're picking the ball up, running around, concentrating on the ball all the time, and i think it keeps your eyesight good. i do half an hour exercise every morning an

joining me now, jonathanle allen, a columnist from roll call and ozzie taylor from politico. jonathan, the latest judge's order from seattle, where does this leave the trumpravel ban? >> i think it leaves the travel ban still very much up in the air. for the moment you're going to have people coming into the country who were otherwise relily able to come here. we've seen a lot of the airlines all right saying that they will resume flights for those folks. but this is really a situation of chaos because you've got an executive branch that is determined to try to prevent people from coming in and a judicial branch that basically says there is a really good question here as to where these people are being constitutionally denied their rights under the first amendment, the 14th amendment. and a series of judges that have done that. and then the white house trying to escalate that fight last night calling the order outrageous and i think getting rid of that language pretty quickly. so i think we'll have to see how it works its way through the court system, but obviously this is a

ozzy, your mum loves her staff. i have to back row more words to say, balmer out. —— obama out.department of government at the university of essex. good evening to you. good evening. mrtrump may good evening to you. good evening. mr trump may decline the invitation, he is entitled to do that, maybe he does not feel it is a good way to spend an evening wasting his time. he is definitely making a statement with this. he certainly does not have to attend. given that all the presidents have been invited and have attended, except for a extraordinary circumstances, this is a statement that he does not want to have allegiances or alliances with the media. he is not looking to reconcile. do think he is also not sure of the reception he will get? perhaps he will not like appearing in front of this crowd?” perhaps he will not like appearing in front of this crowd? i definitely think that. the behaviour he has chosen makes him look petty that rather than being upstanding or conciliatory. but the sort of people who have voted for donald trump will they i understand this because the media ha

three of the original four members will be on stage, including frontman ozzy osbourne.espondent colin paterson that he's expecting it to be an emotional night. i have been happy, i have been a chief of and i never thought i would. people asked me howl chief of and i never thought i would. people asked me how i would feel on the last note, it is a really... my emotions are flying all over the place. let's see what happens. do you think he will make a speech? i do not know. nothing is rehearsed. i have to say something. i whirlwind of emotions. i hope it is ok. it's 6:10. aweek a week ago president trump banned citizens from seven mainly in muslim states from entering the country. this morning there was a challenge to the ban. just explain to us what this means? can people get on planes and land on the us that could not before? we are hearing that the government is complying with the order and it should mean that people could get on planes but i would emphasise what the court did today was temporarily blocked until it had a chance to look at the issue more closely. we are

when that starts, australia's economy looks bolder, and the ozzie dollar should benefit.t should be positive, the rba being on hold. i would assume the aussie dollar goes up. haidi: when it comes to this trump reflation trade is seen wavering. even though the dow has hit record closes, the highest since 1987, when we saw the crash. are we setting up for something like that if trump does not follow through? kumar: every time the stock market hits a new high in the last four or five years, you get corrections, somewhere between 5-10%. there are a few times where it is greater, 20%. it is an uptrend. the second thing i think is that earnings have beat estimates in the last few weeks, corporate earnings. if trump delivers something on corporate taxes, fiscal reform, infrastructure spending, anything, the fed does not need to be where they are. the dual mandate of the fed is already achieved. unemployment is 1.7 percent, inflation slightly above 2%. haidi: so if trump announces anything, that will be it for potentially rate hikes. kumar: i think so. before november 8, every ti

i used to make the joke all the time in ozzy and harriet, what did ozzy do for a living? van dike was the first time you saw his home and work life. >> is that the comedy spot? >> no, bubble head, this is. >> buddy. >> mel? >> sally. >> buddy. >> say rob! >> rob! >> wonderful. >> someone asked me to do a situation comedy after i was on the show of shows. situation comedies were not very good. they didn't mirror life. i asked myself what piece of ground do i stand on that nobody stands on. i work as an actor and writer on a variety show and what happens at home. at home i talk about what goes on in the office. >>. >> you doing this because you are afraid of alan? >> no, i respect alan brady. a man of his caliber has firing power. >> a hybrid of family and work life. you cared about them like a family because you saw them together. they were a family. >> on tv, families transcend blood. you recognize that family system, the family dynamic even if it's not biological. >> sure, things didn't go your way and we are disappointed. we'll get over it. what's important is that you

they picked out an orange one and took ozzie home.n always felt guilty that she had separated it from its sibling so they promised her daughter she would find the brother. >> you were feeling like a bad mother. >> i felt horrible, who makes a promise like that. >> cathleen didn't find the cat but two years later she did find brian on a dating website and the two hit it off. but then cathleen went over to brian's house. >> this cat went by and she stopped everything and instantly she says, that's my cat. i said, no way, that's my cat. what are you talking about? i'm thinking she's this crazy cat lady. she kept going, that's my cat. that's my cat. i'm thinking, red flag. what is going on? [ laughter ] >> cathleen was not crazy at all. they checked shelter records and found that ozzie and butter were in fact the long-lost brothers. and recently they began getting reacquainted because cathleen and brian plan to move in together next month. >> my first thought was i hope the cats get along together. they are. that's good. >> there's been o

zoomontana's grizzly bear, ozzy, picks the patriots to win super bowl 51 -- barely. decorated with the team logos were put in ozzy's habitat. the 680 pound bear entered his enclosure, checked out the two cakes then knocked the table over. it's hard to see, but he eventually takes a bite out of the patriot's cake. ozzy has picked three out of four super bowl winners. mark adlib big board. coming up... nordstrom is dropping ivanka trump clothing and accessory products... hear the reasoning behind the company's decision. and... beyonce breaks a record after her pregnancy announcement... we'll explain next on kron four... and tracking the rain hitting the bay area.... . emerge restored. fortified. replenished. emerge everyday with emergen-c packed with b vitamins, antioxidants, electrolytes plus more vitamin c than 10 oranges. why not feel this good everyday? emerge and see. honey bunches of oats. it's all of this, this, this, and this. it's the mother of all cereals. it's that, and that, and all of that. it's the most cerealriffic cereal. in all of history. yeah, it's t

do you know who is who. >> i think that is ozzy. >> yeah.e has the slit on the year. >> oh. >> we had a banner up a second ago that said a purrfect match. i'm sure that your friends are going to town about this. >> yes. they are laughing at us right now. >> thank you for coming in with your girls and the cats. wonderful life ahead. >> yeah. >> thanks again. >> thank you. >> we'll be right back after the break. >> thanks for having us. >> of course. ♪ we are family ♪. [music]♪ at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. >> we have more information now on a plan by the trump administration to revoke guidelines that say transgender st

the concert lasted nearly two hours and included fifteen songs, frontman ozzy osbourne gave two shortt really was the final show. you can get in touch with me on twitter. keep up to date with all the latest developments on our website. just to bring you up to date on our top story here on bbc news, an official appeal has been launched in order to reintroduce the travel ban on several muslim countries by donald trump. donald trump has tweeted in the last half hour saying we will win for the safety of our country, we will win. that is the latest message from donald trump. one of the judges saying it is an american and unconstitutional. if you have any views on that or are fit to buy it, get in touch with us on the bbc. coming up injust a few minutes, it is dateline london but first the latest weather prospects. hello, there, good morning. we are continuing to miss the very worst of the weather this weekend. we've seen this area of cloud here run just to the south of the uk, bringing with it some damaging winds and very heavy rain across northern spain and france. another area of cloud f

three of the original four members will be on stage, including frontman ozzy osbourne.tertainment correspondent colin paterson that he's expecting it to be an emotional night. i have been happy, i have been tearfull and i never thought i would. people asked me how i would feel on the last note, it is a really... my emotions are flying all over the place. let's see what happens. do you think you will make a speech? i do not know. nothing is rehearsed. i have to say something. it's a whirlwind of emotions. i hope it is ok. i think the audience will be emotional also. it is coming up to 710 atm. reports say a 29 year—old egyptian who arrived in france last month was responsible for the attack at the louvre. some information is emerging. the identity of the attacker has not been officially confirmed by the police have elements, like his mobile phone, and they think it is a 29 year—old egyptian who came to france last week on a tourist visa, living in dubai. he came here as a tourist and he bought the weapons last week in paris and he was supposed to fly back to dubai tomorr

show's homer at the bat episode in that show it featured hall of famers ken griffey, jr., wade bogs and ozziean see it now. >> you've got ruth, derek, schmidt and homer simpson. >> does marsh get in there. >> but her hair should. >> right through the roof. >> another hall of fame. >> taller the hair the closer to god. >> more entertainment news straight ahead on fox 29 with tmz and dish nation pick that that one up in texas. stay tuned for chasing news followed by the simpsons. we're back for your fox 29 morning news and "good day philadelphia". >> will it be hot hot hot. >> it will be hot >>> breaking news right now on "good day philadelphia" fire fighters battling will a massive hotel fire, in new jersey, steve keeley is live on this one. >>> also another murder, rocks the city of chester as police there are trying to figure out who is responsible, and why. >>> and, pack it in your pouch where you will no longer be able to carry your cell phone in philadelphia and why the security they are taking, and sixers aren't only ones raising the cat why local an hall shelters are getting in on the a

show's homer at the bat episode in that show it featured hall of famers ken griffey, jr., wade bogs and ozzienow. >> you've got ruth, derek, schmidt and homer simpson. >> does marsh get in there. >> but her hair should. >> right through the roof. >> another hall of fame. >> taller the hair the closer to god. >> more entertainment news straight ahead on fox 29 with tmz and dish nation pick that that one up in texas. stay tuned for chasing news followed by the simpsons. we're back for your fox 29 morning news and "good day philadelphia". >> will it be hot hot hot. >> it will be hot hot hot. >> bob kelly and sewer serio. >> have weather and traffic covered all morning. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 150 meg internet. which means that in the time it takes mr. wagner to pour a 20oz. cup of coffee, tommy can download 40 songs, and jan can upload 180 photos. 12 seconds. that's the power of fiber optics. get 150 meg internet with equal upload and download speeds, tv and phone for just $79.99 per month for the first year. cable can't offer internet spee

three of the original four members will be on stage, including frontman ozzy osbourne.o be an emotional night. i've been happy, i've been emotional and people are asking how well i feel about playing the last note. you'll ever do together. let's see what happens. do you think you'll make a speech? i don't know. i've got to say something. but i'm no good speeches, but i'll say something. just a whirlwind of emotions going on. i hope it's ok. let's ta ke let's take a look at the weather now and go over to nick. many places having a fine saturday, but scotland has an area of low pressure, and in the north, some wet and windy weather, snow. show was coming back into south—west england. you can see many places are dry, getting afternoon sunshine. into tonight, the rain across northern scotland will clear, but a band of rain and sharia whether pushing into the west. —— and showery weather. it will feel cloudy, cold and some sunny spells. showers around eastern western coasts with single figure temperatures.

ozzy osborne told colin patterson he's expecting it to be an emotional night. i have been happy.ou think you'll feel as you sing the last note of the last gig you're going to do together?" my emotions are flying all over the place. let's see what happens. do you think you'll make a speech during the last? i don't know. nothing is rehearsed. i've got to say something, but i'm no good at speeches, but i'll say something. i mean, it'sjust speeches, but i'll say something. i mean, it's just a whirlwind speeches, but i'll say something. i mean, it'sjust a whirlwind of emotions that are going on right now. i hope it's ok. he will have to do a few encores and stretch it out a bit! here is phil with the weather. good afternoon. fairly cloudy fair in london, but at least the rain has went off. there has been cloud and rain across parts of east anglia and the south east. increasing number of showers out towards the west and the low pressure not getting away from the north—west of scotland fast enough for my liking. so that risk of hill snow likely to be there for a good part of the day. th

ozzy osbourne. that was a slap in the face.erve. with that ijust have two more words to say. obama out. now to austria where the start of a change of seasons is marked in a rather unusual way. these rather rotund looking fellows are called signify the winter. padded by their hay stuffed shirts they are then tackled by the riders — who represent the spring. this is all meant to show the struggle between the seasons as winter makes way for spring. the festival has been celebrated for centuries in the alpine town of axam. a reminder of our top story. as we've been hearing president trump has decided not to attend an annual event with the press in washington. a sitting president usually gives a humourous speech at the white house correspondents dinner. hello. it's a very changeable weather pattern in the few days to come. much colder to start the new week. but still some mild weather ahead of us for sunday. this was the rain on saturday. behind me is the next named storm, and that's racing in off the atlantic. that's storm ewan. it

three of the original four members will be on stage, including frontman ozzy osbourne.to be an emotional night. and time for the sport now. a full round—up, here is huge. good morning. anticipation is building ahead of the start of this year's six nations championship. the question really is can anyone stop the winning streak of eddiejones' can anyone stop the winning streak of eddie jones' england? can anyone stop the winning streak of eddiejones' england? they host france at twickenham later, where we find our sports correspondent andy swiss. so much look forward to in this tournament, andy. it stars later with scotland hosting ireland? -- it later with scotland hosting ireland? —— it starts later. yes, just three hours now until it gets underway at murrayfield. as you say, scotland against ireland. ireland, along with england, really the favourites for this year's six nations championship. they have a few problems of their own. they are without fly halfjohnny sexton, such a key player for them. without fly halfjohnny sexton, such a key playerfor them. scotland have s

they'd become global superstars — the singer ozzy osbourne, would even become a tv star.sic: "paranoid" by black sabbath. # all day long i think of things but nothing seems to satisfy. # think i'll lose my mind if i don't find something to pacify. # can you help me occupy my brain? # oh yeah. # come on, let's go! # make a joke and i will sigh and you will laugh and i will cry. # happiness i cannot feel and love to me is so unreal. music: "a hard road" by black sabbath. # poets yearning, lovers learning. # on this path of life we can't back down. # is it wrong? # widows weeping, babies sleeping. # life becomes the singer and the song. # sing along. let's talk now to nick ruskell, he's from the rock magazine kerrang! he's also a massive sabbath fan. alexander milas is working on a project called home of metal which has been given half—a—million pounds by the arts council to celebrate the influence of black sabbath and other birmingham bands. jim simpson was the band's first manager when they changed their name from earth in the late 605. paulettejoins us from la — she's the

the 680 pounds ozzie, entered the snowy enclosure and knocked over the table and took the pate treatiese. he picked 3 out of 4 super bowl winners. >> reporter: it's hard to pick against the patriots, give me a good super bowl, i don't want to see a blowout. >> reporter: let's get you outside and start out with the windchill factor. even though the temperatures get up in the upper 30s, the with the winds, pick out your time, bundle up it will feel like 25 degrees by 3:00 p.m. right now it feels like just a tad above ten. >>> cold. okay, chris, the time 7:56 we're just a few minutes away from saying good morning to "good morning america." here's dan harris with the preview. >> reporter: coming up on "g.m.a." a federal judge steps in temporarily blocking president donald trump immigration order. the president's response and how this impacts foreign nationals attempting to enter america. >>> the historic louvre museum in paris opens after a failed terror attack. where the suspect came from and how he got to paris. >>> one day from super bowl 51. the new england patriots and atlanta falcons

i used to make the joke all the time in "ozzy and harriet" what did he do for living and van dyke the home life and work life. >> is this the comedy spot? >> no this. >> rob. >> sally, buddy. >> it's your turn. say rob. >> wonderful. >> somebody asked me to do a situation comedy after i finished being on the show of shows because situation comedies weren't very good, didn't mirror life. i asked myself what piece of ground do i stand out nobody else did. worked as writer director on variety show and write about what happens at home and home i talk about what goes on at office. >> arie you doing this because you're afraid of allen? >> no because i respect allen brady, man of his power has great firing power. >> it's a hybrid of family life, work life, cared about them as family because you saw them together every day. they were a family. >> hi everybody. >> hey mr. peterson, caller waiting for you. >> if she calls, i'm not here. >> on tv family transcends blood. recognize that family system and dynamic, even if it's not biological. >> sure things didn't go your way and we're a little di

all of it, cnn political strategist and cnn commentator andre bauer and ceo of the global magazine, ozzyt's talk about this trump administration dealt a blow from the ninth circuit. what's your reaction? >> they were off base in their ruling, but that being said, president trump me ins to look at the best way forward for me. the best way is to either reissue the order or let it play out on the merits. he should be talking about his tax reform package. we don't want another blow with four liberal justices. don't appeal and that is the best move. >> do you agree? >> the number one job is to keep the country safe. 90% turn over and they are about like the 2008 baltimore colts. they go without a win all year long. >> carlos watson, this is a stunning defeat for the president. what stood out to you? >> even the republican appointed judge pointed and also strongly sided with it and didn't want to get to the heart of several issues because they said it was so clear and sent to back to the trial court. >> maria? >> what was so clear is the courts dealt president trump what he needed the most whi

she adopted ozzie in 2014 but regretted separating the cat from his sibling and then promised her daughterould find him. two years later she met a man on the web and she found that he had the sibling cat. >> noticed the cat go by and stopped everything and instantly says that's my cat. i said no way. that's my cat. what are you talking about? i think she is this crazy cat lady and kept going that's my cat that's my cat! [ laughter ] >> so you know, oh, okay. red flag. >> in the end, though, their cats got along fine. so did they. they are going to live together next month. >>> i'm sandra osborne live in pacifica this morning with an eye on the current conditions all the details on the large waves and a high wind advisory is coming up. >> we are keeping a close eye on a bay area reservoir. the other natural disaster that could cause it to flood. glad forceflex. extra strong to avoid rips and tears. did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's 10

strawberry, ken griffey junior, upper darby native mike socia, roger clements, don mattingly, way bogs, ozzieepisode, which had the actual players voicing themselves. the hall's legends game scheduled for may 27th. it will include rounds table discussion with some of those players and the simpsons producers. how cool is that? >> the guy that kree at dollars the matt -- creator of the sim sons, so cool, bob kelly. >> 4:47. live look at i-95. right near the stadium area. right where they play baseball. getting ready at citizens bank park, no problems at all i95 headed down to the airport, good shape is as well. live look at the roosevelt boulevard, no problems out of northeast philly coming down towards the schuylkill. latest from septa, still removing the cars as we saw from steve's shot there at that 69th street loop. the big question would be without that loop, this morning, can the trains that are in that yard get put into service? do they use that loop to turn the trains around? and how is that going to impact our morning rush hour? septa said they expect to run a normal rush hour, and we

they've asked for 14, which will tie us with "ozzie and harriet." [ cheers ] which is the longest runninglaughter ] but you know, that's our little trick. but yeah, it's a big deal. when we started the show i was 27 years old and from my butt day i turned 41. >> jimmy: wow! >> yeah. >> jimmy: isn't that wild? isn't that great though? >> crazy, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: so many fun stuff. [ cheers and applause ] good as ever. >> thank you. thank you. yeah, i'm proud of it. >> jimmy: i want to talk about your movie. you have a movie out -- you're a very busy guy. >> busy guy. >> jimmy: but you're a funny guy. >> we've got to talk about this "fist fight" movie everywhere i go. >> jimmy: "fist fight" is coming out friday. we had ice cube on the show who's the best and he loves you. he said he was just a fan of your work and wanted to do something with you so bad. he's like -- >> that's surreal to hear, but yeah, it was great. >> jimmy: that ice cube wanting to work with you? you go, "yeah." you're amazing. so, the idea of this, if you don't know the premise of this movie, "fist fight," is you kin

the show featured three original members — ozzy osbourne, tony ayomee and geezer butler — and was heavyof the songs played having been released after 1972. it brought the curtain down on the legendary bands playing career, which spanned five decades. i was reading this morning that actually donald trump did go to a black sabbath concert. i do not know if you would call him a fan, but he did call. you think you're doing some good by putting out your unwanted clothing for charity collectors, but you may in fact be unwittingly lining the pockets of criminals. the nspcc says charities may be losing hundreds of thousands of pounds because of unscrupulous collectors operating without licences who are donating only a fraction of the money they should. we can now speak to gerald oppenheim, head of policy at the fundraising regulator. it does not altogether surprised me. we get a lot of these plastic bags through the door every week and i was wondering why there were so many. it is a way of charities collecting money by using people's old clothes and getting a share of the value of those old clo

i want to bring in now politico's ozzy paribara on set. you're watching the reaction here. we have seen the president, heard from nbc's kelly o'donnell telling us what -- one or two tweets because there has been half a dozen over the last 24 hours, he is really going after this judge. he's really going after one of the three branches here. does this hurt him in the long run, this approach? he does have a supreme court nominee to get through. >> right. that's going to put the question on the table of the independent judiciary, the last thing that he wants to do or republican allies want to do is have this debate while trying to confirm someone who in any other circumstance would have saho wo sailed through the process. we have seen him attack another judge in other cases. calling into question a so-called judge when donald trump himself has been in public service for ten minutes is kind of surprising. but his supporters like this. people who have been behind donald trump say the entire process is one that needs to basically get blown up. so attacking a judge that is blocking

three of the original four members will be on stage, including frontman ozzy osbourne.ainment correspondent,colin paterson,that he's expecting it to be an emotional night. i've been happy, i've been to four and people are asking how well i feel about playing the last note. let's see what happens. do you think you'll make a speech?” let's see what happens. do you think you'll make a speech? i don't know. i've got to say something. but i'm no good speeches, but i'll say something. just a whirlwind of emotions going on. i hope it's ok. it's going to be an occasion and i can guarantee he will say something! the last lap sabbath gig taking place tonight in birmingham. —— black sabbath. we are nowjoined by the shadow chancellor. you want to close this gap between the north and south. how will you do it. at the moment, the figure the government have produced shows they will invest twice as much in london and the south. £3000 per head in the south, half in the north. we've got to get politicians to address this step. these types of money should be properly audited, and found ou

the show featured three original members — ozzy osbourne, tony iommi and geezer butler and was heavygs played having been released after 1972. it brought the curtain down on the legendary bands playing career, which spanned five decades. are you a big black sabbath fan? no. when britain's railways were privatised back in the 90s, the idea of different firms running different parts of the line was supposed to reduce fares and increase competition. but in a scathing report out today, mps say passengers have been let down. the government is criticised for being too soft on companies that break their promises, and there's a call for the department for transport to give up some of its powers. let's talk to louise ellman, chair of the commons transport committee which wrote the report. thank you forjoining us this morning on breakfast. how bad is the problem and can you summarise the findings of your report? more people are using the railway. in fact, railway is very popular. too many are not getting a good deal. the costs are going up and went the train companies aren't really honouring w

have your first conversation with the elected leader of a dear ally, as meghan just referred to, the ozzie's have been with us every step of the way to for decades, to go about that phone call the way he allegedly did, reportedly did, does raise some concerns, in the thing that also is odd to me, apparently he was bragging again brought his inaugural crowd size and about his electoral college victory, i don't understand why that would need to come up in a conversation with a world leader, unless there is an insecurity that that leader doesn't view him as legitimate. he is the president. >> i keep going back to the timing. we haven't even seen the trump administration finishes second official formal week, and meghan, they are making it very clear that foreign policy is going to take center stage, that they mean business, he has artie been on the phone with all these foreign leaders. his supporters will be happy to see that, but how do you think that is appearing to the world? >> again, these are separate countries, separate issues, with australia i am concerned with the idea that we would mak