peggy: en cuÁntos paÍses lo pueden hacer?ecemos por esa informaciÓn. es una pregunta interesante. cuando uno pone tanto en su pÁgina de facebookque está buscando empleo, no quiere que todo el muro center, o tal vez sÍ? javier: venÍan prometiendo esto hace tiempo. ahora esa promesa estÁ cumplida. limitan el acceso informaciÓn clasificada del yerno del mandatario trump, jared kushner, habrÍa estado utilizando informaciÓn confidencial. estoy aparte de un cambio seguridad implementado por el jefe de gabinete, kelly. carolina: el gobernante de venezuela weil para festejar su candidatura a la presidencia. nicolÁs maduro planea su reelecciÓn. mostrÓ sus dotes como bailarÍn ante varios seguidores del chavismo. javier: me gustarÍa saber si la gente que ha salido de venezuela weil harÍa tambiÉn el reggaeton como lo hace nicolÁs maduro en este momento. el presidente trump le celebrÓ en su cuenta de twitter lo que considera una victoria legal. un juez legal autorizÓ la construcciÓn del muro en la frontera con mÉxico, tras rechazar una de

peggy carranza tiene llos detalles.ta una comunidad en queens luego de que el departamento de salud confirmarÁ que una niÑa de ocho aÑos es la segunda vÍctima mortal infantil qque deja la influenza en la ciudad de nueva york. su vecina estÁ conmovida por la noticia. >> duro. me duele. en este momento me duele y a la misma vez estoy pensando en mis nietos. peggy: hasta ahora, mÁs de 50 niÑos han muerto en el paÍs a causa de la influenza. de acuerdo con el diario the new york post, la niÑa recibiÓ el viral ayer y muriÓ esta maÑana. >> es algo inexplicable. peggy: precisamente hoy, debido a la influenza cerrÓ un distrito escolar entero en new jersey dejando sin clases a cerca de 2400 estudiantes. el problema son los autobuses escolares. no hay epidemia en la escuela sÓlo entre los chÓferes, dijo la superintendente. los cbc informaron que solamente cerca del 20% de los niÑos que han muerto en el paÍs, hhan sido vacunados, por lo que pediatras iinsisten en la importancia de la vacuna aunque su efectividad sea de aproximadame

peggy: esta pequeÑa se ha convertido en una de las mÁs recientes vÍctimas de la influenza.des. >> ha impactado porque era una niÑa tan juguetona y se veÍa tan saludable. me cogiÓ de sorpresa. peggy: aparentemente, hernÁndez se enfermÓ durante el fin de semana y falleciÓ ayer, llo que causÓ gran preocupación entre los padres de los estudiantes que asisten a su escuela. >> que cierren. y la pediatra me dijo: si no cierran la escuela y la ponen en cuarentena, el virus va a estar ahÍ todo el tiempo. tienen que cerrar y que los niÑos se vayan a la casa porque hay mucho niÑo enfermo. peggy: el distrito escolar informÓ que estÁn desinfectando con cloro todas las superficies del plantel incluyendo las manillas de las puertas. ademÁs le pidieron a padres que dejaran a sus niÑos en tasas y tienen sÍntomas de la influenza. >> que lleven al niÑo al mÉdico y les hagan exÁmenes. peggy: otra muerte reciente que funcionarios escolares le atribuyen a la influenza es la del estudiante jaime martÍnez en georgia. las autoridades escolares y no que tratarÁn de que más niÑos del Área reciban la

peggy carranza nos cuenta el objetivo que esto esta teniendo entre la comunidad inmigrante.maciÓn de indocumentados con ice, a sÓlo 170 millas lla situaciÓn serÍa diferente. esta ciudad estarÍa compartide las placas de vehÍculos con al menos tres oficinas del servicio de inmigraciÓn en houston y nueva orleans. >> si usted registrÓ el carro, es fÁcil de encontrar. ¿quÉ hacer? si es posible, no manejar. si tiene que manejar, seguir las leyes de trÁnsito al pie de la letra. peggy: a travÉs de los datos de las placas se puede rastrear e incluso predecir la ubicaciÓn de una persona lo que le preocupa a roberto sÁnchez quien trabaja repartiendo flores. >> estamos aquÍ con mucho temor. no podemos manejar bien. de pronto nos con mucho cuidado. peggy: recientemente se revelÓ que ice tiene acceso a una base de datos que monitoria las placas de millones de vehÍculos en todo el paÍs. en un comunicado, nnos dijeron que usan la informaciÓn obtenida de los lectores de matrÍcula como una ranita para sus investigaciones. abogados de inmigraciÓn dicen que el peor de los escenarios podrÍa ser

now, always looking to improve her sport, this summer peggy will unveil the inaugural peggy fleming trophy be won here. savannah hoda and al. >> we love that anne. >> that was a beautiful piece anne. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. >> by the way, who's going to be this year's peggy fleming? nobody can top her, but we'll have live coverage of the winter olympics all day on the networks of nbc. tonight on nbc primetime and the opening ceremony live tomorrow 8:00 eastern, 5:00 pacific right here on nbc. >>> we're helping you make healthier choices. our studioi )m ... we )re following several breaking >>> good morning. it is 8:26, i'm marcus washington. we're following several breaking stories right now. this is nbc bay area sky ranger over the scene of a water main break on peninsula. this is video from about ten minutes ago. you can see there extension itchve flooding. on san mateo and notre dame avenue. there is a school nearby saint matthew's catholic school. that school is close. it's pretty obvious why that's closed. we're also waiting to hear from utility crews when they think they

peggy: asÍ, con la pregunta a un pasajero: ¿es usted un ciudadano estadounidense?una redada migratoria en un tren amtrak en el norte de nueva york. un joven habrÍa grabado el incidente con su telÉfono celular y lo colgÓ en facebook. >> estÁn tratando de atacar unos de nuestros derechos fundamentales que es el derecho de viajar. ellos tienen el derecho de hacer chequeos... peggy: el joven que lo grabÓ al parecer habÍa salido desde la ciudad de nueva york por lo que han gran preocupaciÓn entre los. -- indocumentados. >> me da mucho temor y ansiedad. si me llevan a mÍ, ¿ccÓmo queda mi criatura? peggy: en un comunicado, un vocero de la patrulla fronteriza nos dijo que estas operaciones en los centros de transporte son un componente vital en los esfuerzos de seguridad nacional de esta agencia. le pedimos un comentario al servicio de trenes amtrak pero aÚn no han respondido. enrique: la administraciÓn trump promete un combate frontal contra pandillas como la ms 13 pero en esta guerra sin cuartel hay muchas personas que quedan atrapadas en el juego cruzado. varias organiz

como nos cuenta peggy carranza desde nueva york, segÚn la demanda acusaron falsamente a los jÓvenes deilegalmente y or tiempo indefinido. la acciÓn legal fue presentada por la uniÓn americana de libertades civiles de nueva york contra la oficina dde refugiados que supervisa a los menores refugiados no acompaÑados y fue presentada en nombre de un salvadoreÑo de 17 aÑos que estÁ detenido desde julio. >> nuestro cliente es un joven muy simpÁtico, un buen hijo. eeso es lo que ha dicho el juez. peggy: la acciÓn legal que incluye a otros 40 demandantes detenidos en situaciones similares ddice que el gobierno estÁ violando la ley al mantenerlos en centros con gran seguridad. >> Ésos jÓvenes eestÁn siendo puestos con las otras personas bajo condiciones muy fuertes. peggy: lle pedimos un comenta y/o a la oficina de reasentamiento de refugiados pero aÚn no han rrespondido. el departamento de seguridad nacional dijo en un comunicado que debido a las lagunas jurÍdicas y atrasos judiciales incluso los indocumentados detenidos son liberados y pasan a formar parte de la poblaciÓn indocumentada que no

that 50 years peggy.first, there areon here. savannah h al. >> we love that anne. >> that was ane. >> tha peggy fleming? nobody we'll of nbc.rimeme ceremony live eastern, 5:00 pacific right nbc. >>>ic ahehito championship takin live final under way for t biggest party in philadelphia history. just but inkin phihia a has mucso historic to this country and to thi area and this is going t biggest party na thisthat this city has peo tha a nbc 10 coverage of theions. >> i'm rosem connors. nbc 10 is your official eagles station. we have you covered all day long. we are on the air right now. we are not going time soon. we are going to show you the players here, them getting on e buses the parade up broad street around city hall, up the parkway and the ceremony later on this rnoonf arts. >> we a with our noses possibly running. it is so cold outhet is up about 4:00 h 4:3 3:00nd a.m. lining up. >> hey, guys we have an eagles chant, eagles! . >> knows >> those that were lucky got started arriving vi a thust bhene t

peggy flew back to washington, d.c. to receive the award in 2002. she was introduced at the time to president george w. bush by senator stevens, and senator stevens told the president, he said, this lady makes some of the best fried chicken in the country. you wouldn't think that coming from alaska but i can testify from personal knowledge that that was a fact. the lucky wish bone, i expect, will continue on. it is a successful business with a large, large following. but with the passing of peggy and now george marks the end of an era for us back in alaska. we have lost two beloved pioneers who were dear friends to so many of us, and i am proud to count myself among that group. it's important that we acknowledge their place in alaska's history, and that's what i intend to do briefly today. george was a native of wisconsin. he attended high school in red wing, minnesota. he joined the minnesota national guard. he was selected for officer candidate school. in 1943, george and peggy met, and they married the next year in 1944. it is said that they met

wall street journal columnist peggy collins and erick erickson. i want to start with the idea that there are sell by dates for people that work for president trump. john kelly may have reached it. cory lewandowski was with him for 369. paul manafort spent 144. steve bannon was the chief white house strategist for 211 days. reince priebus lasted 190 days. what about john kelly? today is kelly's 199th day. kristen welker, how -- you heard mark short express/say the president has confidence. when a sports team owner says he has confidence, that doesn't mean he doesn't get fired the next day. >> he doesn't. we know the president is as frustrated as he has ever been with his chief of staff, not only because of the mishandling of the rob porter situation but because he's had several missteps. he referred to dreamers as lazy. that created a firestorm. the president is openly musing about replacing him with mick mulvaney. on the other hand, the one thing that might hold the president back, he doesn't want more drama in his white house right now. >> i want

joining me for insight and analysis are "wall street journal" columnist peggy noonan, eddie glaude, chair of the center for african studies, kristen welker, and erick erickson, editor of "the resurgent." welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >>> good sunday morning. it wasn't just the stock market that experienced wild swings this week. consider the last few days at the white house. white house staff secretary rob porter resigns amid charges by his two ex-wives of physical abuse. chief of staff john kelly reportedly offers to resign over his handling of the issue. we learned that white house counsel don mcgahn has known for a year about the alleges against porter. white house communications director hope hicks who is reportedly dating porter takes part in crafting the initial statement supporting him, and white house chief writer david sorensen resigns after his ex-wife claims to the fbi he was physically abusive. yesterday, president trump tweets in an apparent defense of both, quote, people's lives are being shattered and destroyed by a mere allegation. is there no such thing any lo

david: we will come peggy collins and joe weisenthal -- we welcome peggy collins and joe weisenthal. let's start with a quote from the fomc minutes. this is what they said. you have to get all the way through the end. that thegreed strengthening return increases the likelihood that a gradual upward trajectory of the federal funds rate would be appropriate. they therefore agreed to update the characterization of their expectation for the evolution of the federal funds rate in the 2.2meeting statement further gradual increases. everyone was the word was looking to see if it was going to be there. it took the market a little while to digest what these minutes meant. we saw a rally initially after the minutes but we saw a selloff. the best interpretation i read dewey.om 10 dewey -- tim he said there is not some big upgrade in the inflation outlook , but some of the lower end of the expectations may be coming out. they may have more confidence in the central position, rather than some new upside tail risk. the market interpreted that to be hawkish. alix: at the same time, they were positi

there, peggy ryen, a horse trainer and her husband doug lived on a ranch with their children, 10-year-oldessica and 8-year-old josh. on the night of june 4th, 1983, josh ryan's friend chris hughes was invited to spend the night. >> on a hill overlooking chino, the scene of a multiple homicide. we have four fatal victims. one victim approximately 8 years of age. the eyes are open, however, there's no response. >> the next morning, chris hughes' father discovered the lifeless bodies of his son chris as well as doug and peggy ryen and their daughter jessica. among the carnage, first responders also found 8-year-old josh ryen. he was still breathing but barely. he was immediately airlifted to a nearby hospital. >> i first arrived with tidwell. each of the victims had a combination of hatchet and knife wounds. this was such a brutal crime. >> the severity of the crime puts it on another level. i think we'd be lying if we didn't say that. >> we were trying to figure out a motive for these killings and couldn't come up with anything. nothing made sense. >> we heard there had been a murder up on

they were organized by youngblood, peggy, and others. a guy who is here the other weeks was one of the last remaining patriots in the country. his 20 brother was loath him. i found and loath him. everybody had to have a street name. clinic, asd a free the panthers did. they were part of the original rainbow coalition, the black panthers, the young lords, the brown the young lawyers, the brown berets, in chicago area and they formed a group that really got the establishment and made the td ary upset because it was coming together of poor communities across racial lines. to give you a sense of what that inns, it was a way of living resurrection city. it was a place in chicago where a number of panthers were there. the person who founded the rainbow coalition. it was his idea. bobby lea is the one who started it. lobby just passed away. i remember this older white guy in the back of the room stand up. he said -- i'm not going to use the word -- but he said, if that -- ifey are doing, that that is what the n's are doing, i'm marching with th

sean's fiance' peggy says he's the biggest eagle fan she knows.t's why she let him spend some of their wedding money to go to the super bowl. >> i didn't really think that you know she believed me and then she said, i know you're going to spend that money and she said, you know what, you go ahead and spend it. we don't have to get married any time soon. you needed to this. it's a super bowl. it's something special. >> all right. they don't have a date yet set for the wedding sean and peggy will save up the money and they'll do it up right make sure do you that sean. i'll tell you right now. a site that might normally scare off someone inspired one local woman to do some good. homeless man camped out at a pots tall walmart instead of turning a blind eye stephanie made it her mission to get him help our bill anderson has the story for goodness sake. >> that's where his truck was parked for year and a half broken down in the walmart. everyone knows him as the walmart guy. >> reporter: the guy in his car. some spoke or gave money. but few if any new h

i think my five thoughts are what i talked to peggy about earlier. our children are traumatized. are traumatized. afraid to send our children to school. afraid what happens when our children are sent to country music concert. afraid even what's happening, peggy, when we send our children, our loved ones and they go off to church. it's just, again, peggy, it just requires that our leaders in congress step up and become more aligned where 90% of americans are. >> i think that's true. i also think i was hearing this morning people speaking of the shooter's motive. i think the motive we already know. it's always the motive. it's i have murder in my heart. the question is why are there so many murderous hearts right now. >> mika, what are your final thoughts? >> i just think it's, you know, hearing anybody in washington saying now is not the time is old, it's been used too many times. there are too many bodies in the wake of this conversation that we can't have at this appropriate time. i'd say to marco rubio, step up, be a man, talk about it right now. or to anybody else who tries to

they were organized by youngblood, peggy, and others. a guy who is here the other weeks was one of the last remaining patriots in the country. his twin brother with loath him. everybody had to have a street name. they started a free clinic, like the panthers did. they were part of the original rainbow coalition, the young lawyers, the brown berets, in chicago. and they formed a group that really got the establishment and made the pd very upset because it was a coming together of poor communities across racial lines. to give you a sense of what that means, it was a way of living in resurrection city. it was a place in chicago where a number of panthers were there. bobby lee was one of them. he was the person who founded the rainbow coalition. it was his idea. bobby lea is the one who started it. bobby lee just passed away. they were in this meeting with folks from itself, white people. and uptown. they were talking about how we had to stand together against police brutality and and the slums and fight these landlords and have decent schoo

mom was peggy brown. peggy passed away in 2011 at the age of 87 after a long struggle with parkinson's disease. and pop was george brown who passed away on january 13 at the age of 96. this is the story of two extraordinary, extraordinary individuals that helped build our community, helped build our state, and remarkable and very humble ways. george along with his partner at the time built the restaurant with their own hands. peggy became george's business partner as well as his life partner. she did the books. she greeted the guests. she was involved in every aspect of the enterprise. in 2002, the lucky wish bone was named alaska's small business of the year. when you think about it, there is nothing more homegrown, nothing more truly small business and entrepreneurial than that small diner that everybody calls home. peggy flew back to washington, d.c. to receive the award in 2002. she was introduced at the time

we have columnist for the "wall street journal" peggy noonan and pulitzer prize winning historian jons new book the soul of america, the battle for our better angels will be published in may very, very good timi timing. >> john, i know you don't -- just like preachers don't like listening to other preachers because think think they can do a better job than other preachers -- >> i love watching preachers in the audience. >> i know you know exactly what i'm talking about. >> they're like this, they're thinking i can do better. this chernow guy, you think he's sort of -- >> oh, come on! >> a passing phase. >> flash in the pan. >> have you read "grant" yesterday? >> i think i've read his books which are all fantastic. >> you're lying, you don't feel that way about him. >> i do. i honestly do. >> right before the civil war, about 1860, it's extraordinary this sad, miserable life that this man led, the depression that inflicted him, he was in these outposts and all he wanted was to be with his wife and children. he was seen as a slob, slovenly, a drunkard and yet time and time again everybo

stormy daniels, peggy pederson?ut how about honey bunch since that's the way she was referred to. >> the 1099 is crucial because it has to be to a real name or it's tax fraud. that real name has to have a real social security number or it's tax fraud. there's so many tripwires around the 1099 for tax fraud. and if donald trump knew about this and michael cohen was talking to trump about pulling this off, wouldn't donald trump be part off that conspiracy, the special prosecutor would be able to focus on that? >> okay, a couple of things here. there was a recent new yorker article with regard to a karen mcdougal, a playmate has was sau also a paramor, and in her personal notes she put down no paper trail for him. i'll leave it to the viewers as to him, who might that be. what we have is pattern here. >> martin, i'm sorry. we're going to have to leave it for the viewers tonight. i think you're onto something really important about the question for michael cohen, next time someone gets to and him a question is did you f

and the founding mother of that movement was a woman named peggy terry. her story was brought to light and used numerous times. peggy came from a ku klux klan family. she had been a member of the clan. her son served six years in prison for manslaughter, he was also a member. he became the founder of the young patriots. who were the young atriots? chicago was a place where people from the south, alabama, and mississippi came north to, whether you are white or black. you came from mississippi, alabama, you came to chicago. and so most of the white folks from the mountains of tennessee, mountains of alabama, mississippi, ended up in chicago. in a neighborhood called uptown. and uptown was a poor white ghetto. there was a gang in that town, in that neighborhood, called the goodfellas. and that gang was a gang of street kids. and they became -- they were organized by youngblood, peggy, and others. guy who is here the other week who was one of the last remaining patriots in the country. igh thurman. s twin brother was named low thurm. everybody had to have a s

peggy: afortunadamente, sus hijos le ayudaron en ese momento.estima que 95% de la isla va a contar con electricidad a finales de marzo. algunos trabajadores han sido asignados para lograr esa meta. ojalÁ asÍ sea. continuamos con mÁs en "despierta amÉrica". tenemos una gran visita. adelante. ♪ ♪ alan:esta historia no se pueden perder. es una comedia de un empresario norteamericano envuelto en un asunto de una empresa farmacÉutica. su vida da un vuelco impresionante por un accidente que se realiza en mÉxico.de damos -- le damos la bienvenida a los actores y directores. [aplausos] [habla en inglÉs] primera vez que viene aquÍ. ya es parte de la familia de "despierta amÉrica". es un placer tenerlos con nosotros. bienvenidos. me encanta que hermanos estÉn trabajando juntos y se puedan comunicar dentro y fuera de un set. no? [habla en inglÉs] [risas] les encanta trabajar juntos. dice que Él es mayor y que tiene las Órdenes. te hace caso? [habla en inglÉs] [risas] [hablan inglÉs] dice que si no le hace caso llaman a la madre para que lo regaÑa. cuÉntenm

peggy knudson, trauma doctor 55;24 let's say you come up with a solution, a better background check.ell nobody has actually studied it to see if it's effective. 29 so in putting something in place that's not going to work. 33but after what happened in florida it brings that point back to the discussion table.kody leibowitz - kron4 news. kron4 news. kron4 news.kody leibowitz - kron4 news. (pam) coming up.. . disgraced movie mogul harvey weinstein apologizes to two big name female actresses .. but probably not for what you think. (steve) plus.. it is one of the most festive and colorful celebrations of the year.. we have the details on the chinese new year parade... (steve) san francisco's much anticipated chinese new year parade is just hours away... and the floats are almost ready.(pam) kron4's camila bernal gives us a sneak peak .... as artists add their last minute details for the big day. these are some of the final paint strokes on the chinese new year parade floats 1:50:23 lot of hard work a lot glitter a lot of paint a lot of wood a lot of styrofoam a lot of talentartists have

peggy's op-ed in sat's "wall street journal" was excellent. hit the point why do we have murder in our hearts as an american society? we have to get beyond that. you just listed a whole litany of reasons that explain all of this. but we live in the midst of this. as a man of faith, as a church man, i'm called to accompany people through this pilgrimage of life and the great prayer that we saw is often a valley of tears. so we go forth mourning and weeping in the valley of tears. but convinced that god did not create us, did not make us so that we could die one day. he created us for a higher purpose. faith helps us to believe in the resurrection, even in the face of the harsh reality, the brutal reality of death. >> neil: tough thing to tell a parent who has lost a 14-year-old child. >> it's tough. it's tough every day. you know, parents expect that their children will bury them. that's part of the natural course of life. it's hard for a child to bury his parent or her parent but it's really a tragedy when a parent has to bury a child, which i

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they raise money and reach out to cramer and peggy mays already involved in the state of washington ind distribution programs. >> the secretary of state, he and i prior to this had dated, although he was a republican. hearst family.o meet with the within 24 hours, we were getting it started. i wanted to get it done fast so that the sla would know that we were acting in good faith. hearst was truly afraid his daughter would be kill if he did not comply. this is the story of green mountain coffee roasters da magic told in the time it takes to brew your cup. first, we head to vermont. and go to our coffee shop. and meet dave. hey. why is dark magic so spell-bindingly good, he asks? let me show you. let's go. so we climb. hike. see a bear. woah. reach the top. dave says dark magic is a bold blend of coffee with rich flavors of uganda, sumatra, colombia and other parts of south america. like these mountains, each amazing on their own. but together? magical. all, for a smoother tasting cup of coffee. green mountain coffee roasters packed with goodness. for all the noses that stuff up around

. >> phyllis' sister peggy hood says phyllis' road through hell began three months earlier when she wento see dr. weinberger. >> she had trouble catching her breath. she seemed to have sort of cold-like systems or bronchitis. she just seemed rundown. >> you thought it might be allergies or a cold. >> yeah. >> it could have been a number of things. her voice was raspy. she had a sore throat. but perhaps the most troubling symptom for phyllis, a lifelong smoker, was that she had recently begun coughing up blood. >> i believe when she went to dr. weinberger she told him she was a smoker. i don't think she tried to hide that from anybody. >> how did she find out about mark weinberger? >> i believe one of her co-workers may have seen billboards. >> the nose dr. >> uh-huh. >> in hindsight, going to the self-proclaimed nose doctor may have been a mistake. but since phyllis had a long history of sinus problems, seeking out a sinus specialist for her breathing problem seemed logical. >> the first time i heard about him was when she called me. she was going to have sinus surgery and she needed a r

you did momentum pushing right now, peggy, thank you. now, what did you miss?yrt and rick gates have been indicted for a second time. this time on new charges of tax evasion and bank fraud. us,, great to have you with explain what is going on here and what this provides to the mueller probe? >> when the first charges came out, it was a smaller number, $18 million -- this is a much larger one. is allegations of $30 million in money laundering, new charges of basically tax fraud and bank fraud. i think it suggests that prosecutors rushed quickly to put together the indictment a and given a few extra months, they are able to build new charges against manafort and gates. unusual for as an prosecutor to come with a simple charge and as the investigation continues it is superseded? time paulleft of manafort worked overseas, people were scratching their heads thinking if this is all that is there? marker, and a superseding indictment is normal in a case like this. lisa: the sense we are getting, can we read anything to decipher wither manafort engaged the main subject