his 20-year-old cell mate scott parker is one of the youngest.ears for armed robbery, burglary, and drug possession. >> i been in that cell for 14 months, you know what i'm saying? now 18 months. i get tired of being in that cell all the time. it was nice to come out. it's got its ups and downs. i was nervous coming to prison. first time, 19 years old. it's scary, but i was nervous. didn't know what to do, how to act. >> he's a young inmate, and it seems like he's still trying to find his way. he does act out a little bit on occasion to other inmates. he doesn't want to be bullied around. you know. being a little bit smaller guy he's trying to establish where he is, i guess, in the group. >> you don't expect to come to prison and not get tried. people are going to try you, they're going to test you. if you let them get away with it, i'm saying once, they feel they can always do it. you know. people do die. beam do get stabbed. people do get raped. you got to carry yourself a certain ways to get respect. >> parker's desire for respect is what land

parker's life. >> jim parker of tackle the assassin and immediately was recognized as one of the heroes of the moment because he prevented him from firing a third round. for a while, and he next eight days he was the heroes was the hero who might've saved his life. a funny thing happened after he was hailed as the savior, he's certainly got the secret service that other individuals for their ticker at the press that, coming out and saying we certainly did our job. batman wasn't there at all.he and in the trial, james parker's testimony was never called for, never called on and he disappeared or he was edited out in the race from the of the event. he went around the country for pretty much the rest of his life talking on street corners, meeting people in various churches and so forth, talking about the role he had played begging people to believe him and eventually died in philadelphia, found on the street and destitute. >> very tragic. one of the people who rants largest in your book, the person you write about, only two feet tall. known as chiquita. >> chiquita is one of my favorite ch

parker, no mr. menendez.t >> the senator is not recorded. >> senator is not recorded. >> mr. menendez, no. >> mr. president. >> senator from jet new jersey. >> how my recorded. >> the senator is not recorded. >> i vote no for new jersey. >> mr. booker, no. the presiding officer: is there the presiding officer: is there >> is there any senator in theut chamber who wishes to change their vote? on this vote the yes are 51 the nose are 48. the current resolution is agreed to. >> as you saw the final tally on that vote 51 - 48. budget resolution and appeal process now moves to the house. we had been showing you the confirmation hearing this morning for the next cia director mike pompeo. everything was moving along fine until we lost the signal from the office building on capitol hill. it turns out the hearing room and the whole building lost power. the hearing, as we understand it , has come to a stop. it's being investigated and of course we will return to live coverage when we get word that the power has been restored here on c-span2. right now we will show you the hearing from

them to have greater access would compromise her son's health. >> technically, according the ac, parkerl because it does affect symptoms even though it is something that could hopefully be stopped and no guarantee it wile be stopped with medication. so parker is disabled and ben is also disabled and in the case of the two of these, they actually collide. the federal law says the dog has to be in the building. >> ashley planned on taking up this mat we're the school board but says this sheds light on a much bigger problem because she says it easy for someone to say that their dog is a service dog, you can just go out, buy a vest, then the case where her son's allergy am cos into may, he cannot even tick a trip on a plane to disney world because the flight itself cannot deny someone access to a service dog and if he is anywhere in the i have season think of dog, he could potentially lose his p it. >> i don't mean to sound insensitive. if you are that allergic. you got that much of a problem, to me, you know, what are you doing in a public school setting? what are you doing at the public l

sayre ca jessica parker and sharon stone reportedly tried out for the part of 17-year-old baby. jennifer had five minutes during her audition to prove she could play younger and she nailed it. >> i'm telling everybody my real age. >> what is it? >> 27. nobody seems to care. ♪ >> this iconic scene was actually just patrick and jennifer messing around before a take. the director liked it so much, it ended up in the film.

kim: we're from parker, kansas. steve: parker, kansas. kim: yes! ha ha ha! [laughter] the country.ve: it got to be. [laughter] never heard of it. is--what-- what city is it close to? kim: it's close to olathe, kansas. steve: ha ha ha! [laughter] where? [laughter] boy, you know how far you're in the country when your closest city is another place ain't nobody-- [laughter] "it's close to olathe, kansas"? ain't nobody heard of olathe, kansas. let me ask you all something. how big is parker? kim: about a hundred people. ha ha ha! yes.

. >> don parker is a retired oakland assistant fire chief. he says the idle "sea wolf" is emblematic of what he calls the distressing state of emergency prepareds in. it was parker that helped push to procure the boat as well as miles of backup fire hoses to make sure they have -- if ages water mains fail as feared. >> to take out that fire boat, to make a -- you make entire parts of your city vulnerable to fire. >> reporter: but its not just parker sounding the alarm. a 2012 review of the fire department's emergency responsibility concluded that without the boat, oakland is vulnerable to typical incidents of terrorism on the water. the outside consultants urge that the boat be restored as a vital tool to protect the port in the post 9/11 world. there's another risk for not having a fire station on the city's water front. it comes from trait trains. they can cost precious minute foss crews responding from downtown to the waterfront. >> there is a chance you will not be able to get here because of a train. so you're taking a chance, a risk. >>

. >> reporter: don parker, a retired fire chief says the idleds sea wolf is emblem mattic of what he called a distressing state. it was parker who helped push the bond measure to secure the boat and miles of backup fire hoses to make sure that the city has enough water to fight quake sparked fires. >> you take out that fire boat, you make entire parts of your city vulnerable to fire. >> reporter: but it is not just parker sounding the alarm. a 2012 review of the fire department's emergency response concluded that without the boat ohmland is vulnerable to typical incidents of terrorism on the water. the outside consultants urge that the boat be restored as a vital tour to protect the port in the post-9/11 world. there's another risk for not having a fire station on the city's waterfront, critics say. it comes from an unexpected source. freight trains. the slow moving trains can cost precious minutes for crews responding from downtown to the waterfront. >> there is a chance you will not be able to get here because of the train. you're taking a chance. >> reporter: each day some 52 frei

parker's life. he helped to tackle the assassin and immediately was recognized as one of the heroes of the moment from fiery a third round and for a while he was seen as the hero who might have saved mckinley's life but a funny thing happened he certainly got the secret service and other individuals to guard the president to say research in the did our job he was not there at all then at the trial with him is testimony was never called on and he disappeared and erased from the memory of the event and went around the country for the rest of his life meeting people in various churches talking about the role but he had played and eventually died in philadelphia industry destitute. >> mary e. tragic. >> the person you write about only 2-foot tall? >> chiquita is one of my favorite characters, and they're all nonfiction they are real people but she was born in guadalajara and was 26 inches tall and was discovered when she was living in new york and was brought to the affair as a highlight of the midway a

the board hired parker to a five year contract with a starting salary of $105,000. he's served aspirins pa as prind superintendent. >> new jersey officials are flying high after the air force picked maguire as home to the next generation of tankers. the base gets 24kc26 pegasus planes to refuel other aircraft in the sky. the new fleet replace 32 of the aging kc10s. they are expected to arrive by 2020. today's decision means job security for the second largest employer is intact. the base contributes $7 billion to the regional economy. governor chris christie called it a monumental decision. delaware lost out on the lucrative contract. dover air force base was one of only five sites in the country on the short list for the kc46. >> still to come, president obama announces a major shift on our policy on cuban immigrants. fire tragedy tears at the heart of baltimore. children at the heart of a deadly blaze. six lost their lives. >> another automaker accused in an emission cheating scandal. >> melissa? >> winter is making a cold come back with cold air and snow. i'll te

adam parker is chief u.s. strategist at morgan stanley and joins us now. 100.9.w, 20, i put the dow in. we have a modest depression in the 30's. we have right here -- that was what i call the guadalcanal low. of we go from the depths of 1992. the headline for me is, on a 70-year basis, we are right on track. are we on trend or rich right now? adam: i think we are a little bit rich right now. when you look at equities premiums, they look wide and attractive. i have been bullish on u.s. equities for the last several years. our view of the world has changed in the last two years. tom: people love to take shots at you, but when you are cautious you are still in the market. i do not get go to cash from adam parker. go back to the chart again. this is the same chart with that trend line, that 70 years. you can see we have been elevated but not all that much. do you be an adult in this market? adam: there are always things that are mispriced. ago, fromtwo december, there were still stocks that were up. making the cal

he calls it parker's second adventure. because there was something similar to this one as you can see here, but in this case, enjoy the views of new zealand. at the same time, you see the family just being awesome. >> he's smart. if you're making a tourism video, the scenery is going to sell itself. but who doesn't love cute babies? >> i think the cutest thing of this video, however beautiful scenery, is the kid. just a cute little thing. >> this is not the one they put together for the company. no, he was shooting it on the other side. this is just a shot he shot of them. >>> it's a picture-perfect moment. >> of course, when you go to such a gorgeous place, you have to take a picture. >> see what happens when she tries to strike a pose. >>> and falling asleep on public transportation is not your best bet. >> he probably won't do it again after this. >> oh. if you're confused as to what is going on, find out what happened next. >>> brought to you by target style. expect more, pay less. l how they gonna feel ♪ ♪ and i love

. >> reporter: don parker is a retired oakland assistant fire chief. he says the idle sea wolf is emblematic of what he considers oakland's distressing state of emergency preparedness. it was parker who helped push the 1992 bond measure to procure the boat as well as miles of back up fires to make sure the city has enough water to fight quake-sparked fires if aging water mains fail as feared. >> to take out that fire boat, you make entire parts of your city vulnerable to fire. >> reporter: but it is not just parker sounding the alarm. a 2012 review of the fire department's emergency response concluded that without the boat, oakland is vulnerable to "typical incidents of terrorism on the water." the outside consultants urge that the boat be restored as a vital tool to protect the port in the post 911 world. there is another risk for not having a fire station on the city's waterfront critics say. it comes from an unexpected source. freight trains, the slow moving trains can cost precious minutes for crews responding from downtown to the waterfront. >> th

there someone else in line named jim parker. he winds up corralling him to the ground in efforts to celebrate it as a black man who got the guy than later something happens in history is gonna turn on its head. they helped tackle the assassin. the heroes of the moment because he prevented him in for a while it certainly for the next eight days he was seen as the hero who might have saved his life. a funny thing happened. after he was held as a savior certainly you got the secret service and others coming out and saying we certainly did our job that me man really wasn't there at all. and then in the trial james parker and the testimony was never called for. and he disappeared and was edited out. and a race from the memory of the event. he went around the country for pretty much the rest of his life in various churches. begging people to believe him. and destitute. one of the people that ranges large. only 2 feet tall. chiquita is one of my favorite characters in the story these are all nonfiction. she was born in guadalajara. she

susan parker, let me start with you. favorite library moment or, and/or, and what do you like about libraries? aren't you sick of them, and if you have been working in a fast food joint and you stop eating it. and do you still like libraries? >> i like libraries. they are a place that obviously i feel very comfortable. and i -- that is one of the things that attracted me to the libraries and kept me coming back is that it is a place where i was always welcome even as a small child and so you will develop after ffection for the e who treat you kindly and even more so, they lure you in with bigger and better books and you will be excited about reading and thinking and looking things up. >> is there a moment in your childhood where you said, this is the coolest place? >> well, probably the first time that i ever went in, too, it was cincinnati, ohio, and the west side, and the public library over there, and the first time they i went in there i said, this is thele coolest thing. i had seen books before but not that many boo

joining us is "washington post" ashley parker. can't get him off either twitter or off television. not sure you'd want to but it does seem to be interacting. >> this is the way not only is it the way that donald trump communicates. the world and with the public but also the way he receives a lot of his information. you'll remember curing the campaign sometimes if aides wanted to get his attention instead of talking to him directly they go on tv to make their point. in that way donald trump would pick it up. screen is often the most effective way to get a message to him or him to get a message out. >> you were reporting in "the washington post" about conflicts already inside the white house between different factions which resolved around some of the briefings, sean spicer's briefings, the saturday statement before his first briefing. >> donald trump took his management style from the campaign trail and brought it to the white house. he does have the competing power centers and factions who in solid yological ways have different vi

there someone else in mind named jim parker. he's an x slave and he was there because he wanted to shake print hands with the president. instead he winds up corralling him to the ground and at first it was celebrated as a black man who got the guy who shot the president and then later something happens and history is kind of turned on its head as to what actually happens. it has very unfortunate effects on the rest of mr. berger's life. >> right. jim parker, as you say, helped tackle the assassin and immediately was recognized as one of the heroes of the moment because he prevented him from firing a third round and for a while, certainly for the next eight days he was seen as the man who might've save mckinley's life life. a funny thing happened, after he was hailed as the savior, he certainly had the secret service and other individuals to guarddu the president coming out and saying we did our job, that man really wasn't there at all, and then in the trial, his testimony was never called for, never on called on and he disappear

stanley r: parker is a round hundred and $20. >>steve: you some good buys to take look ahead at a picture postcard with sharon around the world. >>reporter: partly cloudy skies will in into the afternoon maybe a couple of degrees slightly warmer really the trend is a building ridge of high pressure into the weekend as we headed toward tomorrow line into thursday morning this fly around the bay area we have 54 degrees into san francisco lightened through saturday and sunday up into the mid '60s. >>gary: he wears no. 30 he was no. 20 as a high school player that is a number they're retired today he was asked why he did not wear no. 30 perry. >>gary: to visit the college campus where he was an all- america come interfered on the break, all four balls and a third. initially rule that would of tided but there were 2114 they're going to keep the price there are many ways you can configure and to the have the highest ticket price in all of the interest l. >>gary: he's a menace allied insistence and he's caught up to his also old an exec

parkers resort.e will see more flooding as cresting reoccurs tomorrow morning at 34.6 feet, two feet above flood stage. here we are now our live hi-def doppler. when you see shades of yellow that's moderate rainfall occurring in larkspur through mill valley 101 for the morning commute into san francisco. east bay heavy rainfall around the university avenue area as you jump on to 580 and connect to 80 on the commute into the city from the east bay. meanwhile your south bay we are seeing some pretty moderate to heavy rainfall around story road, drifting into the alum rock area, alviso. a little break in the activity around the santa cruz mountains. keep in mind with the last storm, boulder creek also redwood grove and san lorenzo park saw over 4 to 5 inches of rainfall. another 4 inches of rain expected within the next 24 hours. here you have the peninsula damage done three hours 18- minute delays on some arriving flights at sfo. heaviest rainfall drifting toward the san mateo bridge. in the san franci

. - right, anthony hopkins, bridget fonda, matthew broderick, alan parker, the great alan parker directed this film. - i love the movie, i love everything about it. i don't participate in films because, well, the artistic reason is i have to make my life's work, this is it, it's a distraction. there's another reason, too. i couldn't imagine doing anything creative with somebody else's opinion involved. - well, it's your book, but when it becomes a movie, it really becomes theirs, right, i mean, you have to be able to distance yourself from that creative process. - i met alan when he bought it and we had a dinner, and it was very nice. i realized, i'm a fan of his, i love his work, he had made the commitments just before this. he's exactly like me, he's pedal to the metal, this is his project, and i loved what he did. the terranauts, this is the first time this has happened, has been bought for tv by warner bros. and jim parsons, the actor, jim parsons-- - they think they wanna make it into a series? - they will make it into a series. - see, i wondered about that because as i read this, ac

parker will stay with us on the program. we will see what those dollar comments had to say about the strong dollar story. a little later today, we will get more details on the european inflation picture. with pmi numbers from the eurozone. at 9:30 a.m., we will get the anticipated u.k.'s up on whether the prime minister or parliament can trigger the brexit process. at 11:00, we will get an interest rate decision in turkey. most expecting a hike as the lira has been the biggest fall are in emergent -- in emerging-market currencies. there is a disagreement between the president and the central bank. isus: and that gulf widening. ceo of speak to the philips in his first interview of the day. then we have an exclusive interview with bill make hermit, the sap ceo. 7:00 a.m. london time we will from easyjet. has the weaker pound impacted the low caste -- the low cost airline? this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: welcome back. this is bloomberg daybreak: europe year. morningry early in the outside the supreme court. i am here at the supreme

. >>> on c-span3, visit the site of the 1839 wiig convention and the story of howard parker as he explains the back room deals and trickery that led to william harrison becoming the party's candidate. >> what makes this convention so special, it was the first time there was more than one candidate being put forward for the nomination for the presidency of the united states. >> pennsylvania capitol preservation city historian, jason wilson, take us on a tour of the chambers of this capitol. >> when this capitol was built, only a 15-20-year period a capitol like this would have been built, 1890 to 1910. we still call it pennsylvania's palace of art. we were at the height of industry, the height of capitalism, everything was being made and done in pennsylvania at the turn of the century. >> the c-span cities tour, saturday at noon eastern and book tv sunday at 2:00 on c-span3. working with our call in affiliates and visiting cities across the country. c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies an brought to you

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make it awkward for this women sarah jessica parker, who she may be sitting next to at the peoples choicetonight, kevin mchail will host that i like him. an ordinary jar of vaseline® jelly. it's something we don't think about much. except when we've got chapped lips or a small cut. but for people living in areas of crisis, simple skin conditions can turn into serious issues. so we created the vaseline® healing project a partnership with direct relief to help millions in need heal their skin. so they can go back to work. or school. and that ordinary jar can make an extraordinary difference. you ever go in an event and run in the ex-boyfriend or ex- girlfriend. >> i bet you do. >> well... karen. >> no, i go out a lot. >> you go out a lot and you are a guy. >> anyway, trying to clean that up. >> like slime. >> by the way roberta how is that slime coming. >> it is coming a long. >> keep stirring girlfriend. >> now i can put the my hand in it, i'm not using a fork anymore. >> wow. >> remember, she's trying to make it like this. >> why to we keep even having her on. >> stop it, i love roberta.

. >> what about sarah jessica parker? wondering if she was paying homage to parenthesis lay a, she passed, what did you think about this? >> i liked it, don't get me wrong, definitely reminded me a little bit after bridal dress, but i thought she looked stunning in it, and sarah jessica parker, we know her for this high fashion look. >> do we even like the hair? >> i do. you know, i think it was just something a little different. i mean, it is something about women with their hair pulled back, that ponytail, a good look. >> okay? now, naomi harris, what did you think of her? clifton? >> well ... i think she looks good. i love the dress. i love the fit of t i mean, the silhouette, just makes her look beautiful. i love it. >> still a v, just very slender v there. >> make my eyes water over here. i love a v. >> now, drew barrimore, i really want your opinion. i saw it on the red carpet. i didn't know, it was just a lot going on, and did you guys like it or did you not like it? jest me? >> i loved it. >> this is justin timber

parker was on grants staff during the civil war.in our shop the à in which he wrote out the terms of surrender that were then signed by lee and grant. he had a beautiful hand as well. and he was placed as an indian commissioner. but he eventually had to that he left kind of quickly. what was the role of the indian commissioner briefly and did they have any influence in all of this? >> the commission of the bureau of indian affairs oversaw all relations with tribes with nonhostile tribes. and so they manage all the indian Ãsuperintendents, they, most of the agents were honest but they were also Ãi'm sorry most want us but there are also a handful of correct indian commissioners who became locked in scandal. even the best intended but parker, believed the indians only had a future lay enculturation. >> we haven't gotten to all the bells there so many of them and so fascinating. again their vision with real movement in your narrative so that we want to turn that page and hear about another one as well and what happened. it doesn't, i d

four—year—old mitzi steady, chauffeur steve vaughan and businessmen philip allen and robert parker, killedad failed while coming down a steep hill into the city of bath. pictures of the vehicle's brakes were shown in court. the jury was told they were badly worn, rusty, and in a poor state of repair. on the left, matthew gordon, who ran the grittenham haulage company. was jailed for seven years and the mechanic was doubtful five years. thejudge said they mechanic was doubtful five years. the judge said they had a cavalier attitude towards safety. every element of this company was rotten to the court. other companies need to the court. other companies need to look into the way they run their companies and maintain service. grieving relatives told the judge about the impact on their life. the mother said that the death of her daughter had left her arrest and struggling to go on. the little girl's grandmother, who was also hit by the truck, needed both her legs amputated. she described the physical and emotional pain she now faces everyday. the man in the —— the lady in the greycoat hears cri

they know me. >> kathleen parker, "washington post." >> women will stick to get. they like this stuff. they're very slacollaboratetive >> i think there's no question this is the makings of a political movement. it remain to be seen if they can electorally keep it. >> who knows. >> who knows where president trump is going to go with this. >>> still ahead, more on these historic rales and antarctica. stay with us. after expanding our fiber network coast to coast. these are the places we call home. we are centurylink. we believe in the power of the digital world. the power to connect. and that's what drives us everyday. >>> i am with you a thousand percent. and the reason you're my first stop is as you know i have a running war with the media. they are among the most dishonest human beings on earth. [ cheers and applause ] and they sort of made it sound like i had a feud with the intelligence community. and i just want to let you know, the reason you're the number one stop is exactly the opposite. >> president trump telling the cia employees he is so behind them. thi

in all of this, special prosecutors are looking for links with president parker hank -- they're looking links to the chairman of samsung and the president. this could be only one of the people caught up in it. rishaad: the other big story today was donald trump, and how he has been confronting two of his biggest political challenges. this is one week before he becomes president. he says he will not divest from his companies. he also dismissed this claims -- dismissed claims that russia has damaging information about him. mr. trump: that should never have been written and never have been released. rishaad: i guess the question begs itself, what is the biggest headline coming out of this? >> the big headline was that donald trump's admission, his confession that russia may have hacked the democratic national emails toonss to === --age her ead what was released, and i think it is a disgrace. i think we get hacked by other countries and other people. was a surprise to many. concession, there was nothing else except the same bluster we have heard from donald trump against pushing back journa

sarah parker and her husband has been charged in the death of 14-year-old girl. it was just a horrific crime that we have been talking about for quite some time. grace packer is her name. in separate interviews with the associated press, three, four foster children sarah pack said she was she was mental and physically abusive toward grace, beaten robbed but not silenced. the hope her attacker is brought to justice, a woman is talking about what happened to her gold star altercations show asthmaticed man pistol whipped the owner several times after barging in. what did he get? 100 bucks. the 60-year-old woman said she is still scared. >> he hit me in the forehead i think two times. >> he hit you in the forehead two times >> yes. >> she says she never had anything like this happen in 15 years of running her business, police are still looking for the robber. >> developments in two deadly amtrak crashes both in our area, federal investigators from the national transportation safety board announced today that the engineer of the re of the amtrak train involved in a de

and robert parker's widow said she had thought of nothing else since the moment he was killed by thel never be the same. having heard those descriptions of the impact on their lives, the judge sentenced those two men, matthew gordon and peter wood. let's go over to washington again, pictures from the last couple of minutes. normally there is a quick photo opportunity. i think that is the bust of william churchill behind, and above that george washington, who of course led the fight for american independence. at very important meeting. the prime minister wants to talk about trade and the future of nato and the commitment to keep america in the world. at this point they are throwing the tight pool of press photographers out. an important meeting for donald trump, because he has had a bit of a spat with mexico and one or two other countries and it will be interesting to see when we get a printout of some sort about six o'clock in the news conference high well these to get on and what substance there is to report. tesco, the uk's largest retailer, has agreed to buy britain's largest food

. >> sarah jessica parker and robert downey jr are one seat from each other.r seven years in the '80s. blake lively is looking like she will attend but ryan reynolds is skipping it. maybe he will be home watching their girls. >> justin timberlake sitting close to his friend, ellen. and ellen could make history. she already won 17 people's choice awards. one more will set a record. and with three nominations tonight, it looks like she's got a darn good chance. >> be kind to one another, thank you. >> here is hoping ellen will get a little dance on the stage tonight. that would be great. matthew mcconaughey has the people's choice awards. he won it in 2006. but last night he was in new york for the premier of his movie "gold" but all eyes were on his wife. matthew too. we see you peeking. she took the movie title to heart. and jennifer was there, first stop. >> lovely lady right here. >> she did it would be, right? >> she did. >> camilla, one of this season's hottest red carpet trend. matthew says his wife gets a geld medal for supporting him while making the fi

should be thinking about that and mark parker is a great executive.nk nike's a terrific company but they would be a cross border company you could hit very easily. >> what's on mad tonight? >> we have a game plan tonight it's going to be great because i'm going to call out all these different banks. i'm committed to these bank stocks. i think they are -- when they move, like if anyone remembers the great 1991 -- 1990-'91 after the first gulf war, it was led by the banks. it could happen again. this bank rally's not done. these are still inexpensivnexpe. >> jim, we'll see you tonight. >> everyone have a great weekend. good luck to everybody's teams. >> thank you. >> hope the dogs get some manners over the weekend, all right? >> oh. >> i feel for you. >> we'll see you tonight. "mad money" 6:00 p.m. when we come back, the countdown to the president-elect's much anticipated meeting with intelligence officials. dow's down 34. don't go away. ♪ >>> welcome back to "squawk on the street." i'm carl quintanilla with sara eisen, david faber at post nine of the n

jeffrey harvey and james parker was charged with abusing a child.y would hold parties in which the men would dress up in animal costumes. >> we believe there are other victims and other information out there, we would like to hear from you. >> funk you know anything about this or you're aware of any child that's been hurt call the attorney general tip line. >>> this week president donald trump is expected to announce his pick for the supreme court. that major announcement could happen as early as today. the general thought it will happen around thursday. on the short list federal court appeals judge neil prior and thomas hardimen, this is to fill the seat of kellie -- antonin scalia, who passed away last february. >>> a parrot is back home safe after the pet escaped from its delaware home. we'll tell you how the owner managed to get i am back down to the ground. >> this delaware parrot named freddie mercury is no longer under pressure. he escaped his home more than a week ago but they couldn't get their hands on freddie. saturday, an officer spotted

in 1853, theodore parker, the abolitionist, unitarian minister and quintessential thinker, told us ipretend to understand the moral universe, the arc is a long one, but from from what i see i am sure bends toward justice. a century later during the civil rights movement, dr. martin luther king, jr. and an admirer of parker, quoted his lost prophecy during marches and speeches, reminding us that this point that we still no holds true today. often he would ask in a refrain, how long? not long. he would finish in a flurry. not long because the arc of the moral universe is long, but it bends towards justice. members of the cbc know this all too well. while others have thrown up their hands, hung their heads, paralyzed by frustration, the members of the cbc have remained focused and driven. they have remained the conscience of the congress. members like shirley chisholm who during her historic term fought to combat hunger in our community and worked to expand opportunity to women in the labor force, and children in the classrooms. members like charlie rangel who fought to maintain america

. >> that's where our friend and fan jeffrey parker who watches us on wmaq, he is there by skype.effrey. >> who is that with you? >> this is quince. >> how are you? >> good to see you guys. let's tell everybody why you were chosen. jeffrey has watched this show every day. he was living in michigan. jeffrey recently moved to chicago with quincy, and now they watch us every morning while having breakfast. >> with their cat. sometimes their cat even joins in. >> oh, that's so fun. >> he just loves his wine. he loves his ambush makeovers. he loves who knew, and he especially loves guys tell all. >> who doesn't. >> his favorite part is watching us have some fun. jeffrey's mom, mary, just celebrated her birthday. he would love to take her on a trip. >> how sweet. jeffrey, it's time to put your fandom to the test. you'll have one chance to win the grand prize. are you ready? >> i'm ready. >> okay. it's a little different today. >> here we go. every time this guest comes on our show, we find a way to rhyme his name with something. let's see if you can do the same. we're going to sing part

jessica parker and robert downey jr. are just one seat away from each other.in the '80s. blake liveley is expected to adrend. but it looks like reynolds will skip it. maybe he'll ombe he watching their two girls. justin timberlake will be sitting next to his friend ellen. and ellen could make history tonight. she's already won 17 people's choice awards, one more will set a record. and with three nominations tonight, it looks like she's a darn good chance. >> be kind to one another. thank you. >> giving a little dance on the way to the stage tonight, that would be great. matthew mcconaughey won it back in 2006. last night he was in new york for the premiere of his new movie. i have to tell you, though, all eyes were on his wife. she took the movie title right to heart. jennifer was their first stop. >> this lovely lady right here. >> right? right color. right mineral. >> one of the hottest red carpet trends. matthew said his wife gets a gold medal for supporting him while making the film. >> what does it mean to have her here? >> we uprooted everything, went to

already seen, the silverado trail with a good mudslide. 37.6 which means we'll see flooding around parkers resort, also brookside resort and perhaps even some of the local businesses. and napa river in saint helena, some of the folks in deer park and angwin tell me this is their major commute into the napa area. silverado trail is the alternate. that's closed. so they may not be able to get to work if this floods. and there will be flooding. live hi-def doppler radar picking up light precipitation in the north bay. angwin are rain showers. urban flood advisory in effect for today, flash flood watch in addition to the flash flood warning for parts of alameda county until 6:00. is it 6:00 now? yes, it is. so that should be expiring. coastal flood advisory in effect due to the astronomical high tide with that high tide of just over 7 feet at 10 a.m. temperatures 48 degrees in santa rosa for the cool spots. 53 apiece oakland and in san francisco. later today, a lingering shower from yesterday's major storm. mostly cloudy skies. temperatures in the 50s. we are tracking another storm heading thi

. >>> tomorrow friends and family will gather to remember grace parker.he memorial service happens tomorrow at 1:30 at new life pre presbyterian church. the two are accused of dismembering the tone and dumping her body in lieu certain county. >>> little nicky scarfo has died in prison. the 87-year-old died friday at the federal medical center in south carolina. his attorney believes scarfo died of cancer. >>> we first told you last night at 11:00, after 146 years ringling brothers and barnum and bailey circus is closing it's doors, a slump in attendance was the reason for the closing, they removed elephants from their performances last year. here's a look at the ringling brothers circus last year. they will return to philadelphia one final time next year before closing in may. >>> a deadly and dangerous ice storm continues to wreak havoc across the pacific northwest. currently 11,000 customers are without power and so far the storm is blamed for three deaths. and that storm prompted the nfl to move today's playoff game between the chiefs and the steelers

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. >> some like sarah jessica parker see heels like a cold of arms. others call them an achilles heel. >> my manager met me at reception andrse tho. >> in the uk it's against the law to require women to wear heels. but some companies exploit a dress code law that makes filing a complaint costly and time consuming. >> the law needs to change. >> fed up she filed a formal petition to have the issue debated in parliament. it led to a parliamentary report. hundreds of women contributed saying they were required to die their hair, and wear make up and change their outfits. we asked if such mandates are legal in the u.s.? >> in general yes. but in new york you can only tell a women to wear heels to work if you also tell the men to wear heels to work. >> it's really objectifying. i don't know why some of the male, female employers are attached to this era looking like men and looking like women. >> parliament has also debated whether or not to ban donald trump but never before have they discussed heels. this dress code controversy will be debated in march. >

we are following "action news," charges are being filed in the homicide of 14-year-old grace parker.rted missing in july in abbotsford township and late october her dismembered remains were found in bear county. a suspect will be arraigned tonight in bucks county. the suspect's name has not been released. we'll bring you new developments during the new newscast. >> firefighters in white morris township battled a fire this morning at spca. crews rushed to the scene and rescued all of the dogs and cats inside. no one was injured. the cause is under investigation. more to come in "action news" tonight, donald trump takes to twitter to blast people he says are stupid. >> also how technology helped a local hiker who got lost in the state park. are jeff scaversky has sports when "action news" continues. as we head to break, we'll show you pictures you have been sending us from the day of fun in the snow if you want to call it that. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ where things come from? how they get here? what they're packed in? it's a lot of stuff. and these things add up. that's why we recycle.

laughter ] you -- you appear to be pretty peppy. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: probably because sergeant parkereant parker picked me for a a promotion. [ laughter ] [ sputtering ] [ laughter and applause ] >> remember, pete, we are all -- [ laughter ] part of the point pleasant police department. don't put yourself on a a pedestal. [ laughter ] capiche? [ laughter and applause ] ♪ [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you know, watching it back now, it's even more intense than i remembered. [ laughter ] >> it was very, very in your face. they were very in your face. >> jimmy: you have a goatee? >> i grew that in the break. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: well we actually have another clip from that same episode. >> we do? that was a long one -- >> jimmy: oh, no. this is more better for my character, i think. take a look at this. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: potatoes, palmer? >> pass! [ audience ohs ] [ laughter ] i'm actually -- [ laughter ] i'm actually pretty parched. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: well, perhaps you'd like some pinot grigio. [ laughter ] [ sputtering ] [ laughter and applause