the president's pew, number 28, now became pew number 54, which we know is the president's pew, and this is the pew that the president of the united states sits in when he attends services at st. john's. on most regular church occasions. and it's marked with a brass plaque so everybody knows this is the president's pew. anyone can sit in the pew. it's only reserved for the president when he chooses to attend a service. now, not always does a president sit in this particular pew. when you have a special occasion where protocol dictates, a special service of some kind or a funeral or a memorial service of some kind, the president will sit in the front pew on the left of the center section, pew 62. when president obama was inaugurated in 2009, he sat in the very front of the church in pew 63, not in the regular president's pew, because of the nature of the occasion, but if you're talking about a regular church service, the president would come in through h street entrance most of the time and be part of the worship service. the book of common prayer was published in 1856 and as you'll

from the pews to the pic online's -- from the pews to the picket lines, african-american civil rights champions have brought out the best in america, calling us to live up to our founding creed and to the truth that we are all made equal by god. [applause] this year we honor a special theme, african-americans in times of war. african-americans have fought courageously in every war since the revolution. long before our nation righted the wrongs of slavery and segregation, african-americans gave their hearts, their sweat, their blood and their very lives to defend the united states, its flag and its highest ideals. thank you. [applause] the very proud history of african-americans serving our country in uniform began all the way back at our nation's founding. they joined units like first rhode island regiment, the first all-black unit of american warriors. many were slaves, and in exchange for their service, they were promised their birthright of freedom. these soldiers bravely repelled repeated assaults by enemy forces in the battle of rhode island. later they fought at yorktown where t

71% y la otra es el Área de minneapolis minnesota que ha crecido 67%, este es el reporte del centro pewespierta preocupaciÓn entre la comunidad aquÍ en miami es sin lugar a duda una cifra preocupante que se ha reportado en esta investigaciÓn, regresamos contigo felicidades. >> muchas gracias roger, el fenÓmeno de la inmigracion estÁ presente en todo el mundo, en las Últimas semanas han localizado centros de centroamericanos en varias partes de mÉxico muchos menores de edad que estÁn de paso hacia estados unidos porque siguen aspirando a una vida mejor, pasamos con raÚl torres que tiene la informaciÓn mÁs reciente. >> ¿quÉ tal? felicidad, te saludo desde la ciudad de mÉxico en este parque que estÁ vacÍo, por la gran cantidad de niÑos, son los compaÑeros que estÁn viajando hacia estados unidos, segÚn la patrulla de la frontera de octubre a enero de este aÑo en 3 meses, 14444 fueron detenidos para luego ser repatriado, este fin de semana en tamaulipas fueron rescatados 229 migrantes entre ellos 102 menores una verdadera crisis hijo r humanitaria estamos preparando para noticiero telemundo

according to a pew research pew from a gun poll last june. where we stand, carl, is we have in issue of gun control that comes up after every massshooti who's going to drive w ha t comes next? will it be president trump or will will it be republicans in congress? carl: the question is will anything comes next? after o every onthese events, i ask is this going to be the c one thanges the issue? i just don't see it. the republicans have the majority and the votes. the n.r.a. ha a stranglehold in some respects on that party. th don't want to move away from that. h election to cycle coming up. i think they'll be some planse that c up but it didn't get through after newtown. i do think there are a couple of differences. democrats for years were staying away from this issue entirely. they didn't even bring it up and now they see this as something they do want to talk about. i think it's going be an election issue. eons ago, i wasr repor in brow ward county where this occurred and tept broward county enacted one of the toughest gun control in the co

swiping left, swiping right, pew research has found that 59% of adults in america think online dating is a good way to meet people but how is love in the digit a.al age changing the way experience romance and desire. this valentine's week, i decided to ask the editor of the "new york times" love column daniel jones and manoush zomorodi. welcome to you both from new york. >> thank you. >> so we are talking about love at the end of this valentine's day week. you both met your spouses in the old-fashioned way. do you wish you had or had taken the online app route? >> i'll take that one first, daniel, if you don't mind. i would say no based on everything that i have heard from my tens of thousands of listeners about their experiences online. some of the things they talk about is that finding love these days feels like a second job. it requires being on all these different apps, swiping, reaching out, texting, use certain conventions, wanting to seem keen but not too keen and then finally meeting in person which, again, takes a ton of time and there's a sense of exhaustion. so i'm going to

and yet, here they sit, ghostly figures in the pews, a powerful physical presence.well as how they died. martin believes that this installation can inspire other communities across the uk. this is about physically trying to get them back into the village psyche. so when schoolchildren come in here and see the 50 names on the pews, they can identify with the people, and when you can see where they live when they were up the hill, or there, or in the choir, you can really identify with them. villagers here have been fascinated by the ideas of taking the lost of the memorials. now the government has agreed to help fund more installations like this one. but other figures have sprung installations like this one. but otherfigures have sprung up installations like this one. but other figures have sprung up today linking the past with the present as the armistice centenary approaches, there but not bear wants us to remember in different ways, and in doing so, raise funds to help those who had been scarred by more recent conflicts. in kent, veterans have helped to create an

so to to have a very pew experience to really try the way so there is nothing there's no lining or it's nothing in between so it's just what it is and this makes things thimble and i think sleep should be thin people. beautiful. don't you go to daniel carefully select his fabrics from weavers around the world getting the detail right is crucial from hotel years to architects his clients have a keen eye for design he's currently developing a style to suit the tastes of potential middle eastern customers but he's also letting the outside in the future of the mattress making trade is under threat so he's passing on what he knows. it's very hard to find new craftsman because it's a dying art and. so they're just five or thinks people left in europe it came up to me how can i bring all this craft to a new generation. initiated a charity project or to integrate the maker and coming to terminate and we work together on small pillows and the project was called prop protect project martha so i think this kind of thing if you really inspired people then the the best way to. to to keep craftsmansh

that madman fired over 450 rounds -- you had shattered glass, shattered wood, your church pews overturned, the most horrific thing i've ever seen. if you look at sutherland springs, say how can that stop from happening. the shooter there -- it was illegal for him to buy a gun -- twice over. he was a convicted felon and the convicted of domestic violence. both of those make it illegal. why's that he had those weapons? because the air force under president obama did not report his conviction to the database. you cannot run a background check. the grassley-cruz legislation i introduced would have directed the attorney general to make sure they report criminal convictions, get them in the database, and not only that, when the shooter and sutherland springs went to buy his gun, he lied on it twice. he checked that he had no felony convictions and no domestic violence convictions. both of those lies were crimes. those are separate felonies. the department of justice did not prosecute felons and fugitives who lied on their forms and try to illegally by guns. in 2010, 48,000 felons and fugitives

pew found that only 37% of households report someone owning a gun. study by harvard and northeastern universities found 3% of americans own half of all guns in this country. 3% of americans own half of all guns in this country. that is 7.7 million people who own an ample of 17 guns each. so a majority of the population actually own guns and a smaller -- a smaller percentage of them own half of that. actually don't own guns i should say. and that is who is deciding the fate of people like the ones who lost lives just yesterday at a florida high school. now you tell me if that makes any sense at all. let's discuss now, rich lawyery the editor of national review. cnn political commentator joan walsh. >> i think you're looking at this totally from the wrong perspective. let's take paul ryan for instance. i'm sure -- almost certain he was pro gun rights even before he taut about running for congress. so the idea all the republicans are secret gun controllers and just have been bought off to go out and lie and pretend they're in favor of gun rights is not

years at the pugh charitable trusts where he served as the director of election initiatives for the pew center of the states. many of us start our day reading doug's blog in the morning to begin things off with a cup of coffee, and today, we're fortunate enough to get his take here live and in person. those of you who know doug, he will share, i'm sure, some stories, some quips and thoughts, and most importantly, tee up what we're looking at for this 018 election season. so let me introduce my friend, doug chapin. [ applause ] >> good morning, everybody. my name is doug. usually we say, good morning doug. >> good morning. >> thank you. it's so nice to see so many familiar faces in the audience today. when matt called a few days ago and asked if i would be willing to do this, i was incredibly honored but also aware a little bit of being like that friend who's always available to help with things like moves and the like. he isn't necessarily good at it, but he always answers the phone and so i'm happy to be that kind of friend to matt and the eac. but seriously, though, i do want to thank

. >> the director of the bay area pew ma project said if there is more mountain lion activity it is due to the unseasonably warm weather. >> given we have had a warmer winter this year we can see a slight shift in the deer movement. ultimately, that's their prey. >> there will be more chances for more sightings with warm weather. robert handa, nbc bay area news. >>> be careful in you're hiking. >> you have to be big. >> you're good for advice. whatever the animal wants to do. >> i like dangerous scenarios. >> facebook and tweet jessica. >> anyone going out to dinner don't? >> yeah. it's al fresco this evening. you will be good to go with the outside tables. let's take you to our microclimate forecast tonight. a look at san francisco. you might need a light jacket. leave the umbrella at home. we are good to go now. san francisco, 56 degrees. after the overcast skies for much of the day the sun is starting to reappear. notice once we hit 9:00, 10:00, 11:00, we will begin to see clearer skies returning. well, it has been beautiful outside. that is the big problem. we need the rainfall. feb

. >> reporter: according to a pew poll last year, twice as many gun owners said they had contacted a public official on the issue of guns than non-gun owners. but there are signals. republicans in suburban districts may sense a change in the political climate. a florida congressman whose district mr. trump won by nine points came out in favor of a gun weapons ban on friday. >> i spent my life trying to defend this country and i can't stand to see the weapon i carried in defense of this country used to kill kids. >> reporter: still most red state and rural democrats are wary of the gun issue, worrying it will energize the republican base. five senators who caucus with the democrats voted against an assault weapons ban in 2013. and they're on the ballot this year and democrat connor lamb running in the connecticut special election where voters go to the polls in just over two weeks, made it clear he does not want to run on gun control. >> the majority of americans who tell pew and other pollsters they're in favor of banning assault weapons, you do not support that? >> i do not support

pew says two sticities dwarf th rest.l, i thought it was a perfect time to dig deeper. joining me is elise, she served as president obama's labor secretary and is now a key official here and l.a. county supervisor. steve phillips say best selling author and the founder of a political organization called democracy in color. he's a regular contributor to the opinion pages of the "new york times." his column there last week was entitled trump wants to make america white again. steve, let me start with that provocative title. you say the democrats should call the trump immigration policy what it is and they're scared. explain. >> right. so very clearly and washington post had a good analysis of this, is that trump's immigration proposal are designed to undo the policies which finally eliminated the pro-white preferences. from 1790 until 1952, the official restriction on immigration in this country was you had to be a free white person. that was the policy of the united states upheld by the supreme court. it really only got ch

. >> me is plague pew pid. that's the perfect place to have sushi with the tweety. >> and a live look at center city on this friday night. kate has more on the soggy weekend that's ahead. en aplus it's warming up, but how long will mild temps last. en aplus it's warming up, but how long will mild temps last. that's the late show with stephen colbert is coming your way tonight 11:5 after eyewitness >> well, tonight, recreating an iconic moment in history with a little bit of a twist. >> it happened during the victory parade. david spunt explains how the viral picture came together. >> reporter: it was eagles' love fest on broad street thursday afternoon not only are the flares but two complete straichingers who shared this kiss during the parade. >> i came out perfectly. >> eagles fan shamus chancy decided on sunday after the big game to fire up twitter app anden ask twem of twitter verse if one would meet him for a case on board to celebrate the win. >> i threw it out as a joke. >> and with no expectations he r

to see the top reasons why people are getting married these days and according to an online poll by pewearch center 88% of those surveyors said that love is the top reason. no surprise there. 81% said making long time commitment. 76% said companionship about half said having children is the top reason to get married. 28% said financial stability. well, whatever it is for you, good luck. happy valentine's day. coming up on "today in the bay," of course, we are looking at the weather today. kari, this might be the weather of love. >> i think so because it starts out so chilly you will just want to snuggle up. we're seeing a lot of people out there already out on o the roads and a chilly morning. as we go through the morning commute in the east bay, we go from 40 degrees to the upper 50s. a look at the rest of the microclimate forecast including a chance of rain, that's coming up next. >>> i've got to say this because you are in separate cars, don't get too close that's called a collision. san mateo bridge nothing of that sort. smooth drive across the bay. >>> plus a gruesome killing in th

ones who didn't split the kids just protecting the children so he complained of the old snitch about pew says he was to do this complains about the orphanage director the kids if they can pull. up probably. not the older kids abuse him residence that then given them some signs. as a result of a far reaching investigation into the claims of abuse is under way right now child welfare specialists are also carrying out assessments of all orphanages in the chelyabinsk region. the olympic athletes from russia team have won their first gold medal at the games in south korea a couple of hours ago now two teenage figure skaters topped the podium winning gold and silver in the women's singles fifteen year old got the edge over her team had a verse in the final standings after their points from the shortened free skate programs work combined the two actually tied in the free skate a rare occurrence but the gate of a perform better it has short program on wednesday bronze went to canada's caitlin osmonds and this is also a limb big advantage is had training partner and close friend we've got a profi

there is a pew study that says by 2035, adults born to native parents, americans, americans, americans, are going to be dropping out of the workforce. 8 million people. that is 6%. they're aging out, they will no longer be able to work. >> right. every modern economy, we just don't have a lot of kids, so we're not replacing ourselves at that rate. there is a reason we take immigrants. this white house has talked about reducing the number of legal immigrants. >> i feel like i have so many kids. i do. coming up, remember equifax? i certainly do. the company that messed with more than 140 million american lives. >> almost every adult in america. >> i'm sure the trump administration is doing everything they can to get to the bottom of what happened. >> no. >>> meanwhile, what makes someone want to disrupt an industry that no one knew needed fixing? a different kind of valentine story for you, next. in the modern world, it pays to switch things up. and when you switch to esurance, you can save time, worry, hassle, and yup, money. in fact, drivers who switched from geico to esurance saved hu

. >> me is plague pew pid. that's the perfect place to have sushi with the tweety. >> and a live look at center city on this friday night. kate has more on the soggy weekend that's ahead. en aplus it's warming up, but how long will mild temps last. en aplus it's warming up, but how long will mild temps last. that's the late show with stephen colbert is coming your way tonight 11:5 after eyewitness >> well, tonight, recreating an iconic moment in history with a little bit of a twist. >> it happened during the victory parade. david spunt explains how the viral picture came together. >> reporter: it was eagles' love fest on broad street thursday afternoon not only are the flares but two complete straichingers who shared this kiss during the parade. >> i came out perfectly. >> eagles fan shamus chancy decided on sunday after the big game to fire up twitter app anden ask twem of twitter verse if one would meet him for a case on board to celebrate the win. >> i threw it out as a joke. >> and with no expectations he r

to this a number of commentators we spoke to told us they believe there have been surveyed and said pew says we could know what the their intelligence agencies are doing this must be protecting the american people from from threats but this one was a case where they intervene in a political process that looks like and that's highly unusual and very disturbing this is how the f.b.i. does business they do it surreptitiously they do it by stabbing people in the back they do it by setting people up by entrapping them by tricking them and that's exactly what they did with the place of court they played the face of court judge by not telling them the source of this deal they played that judge by not telling them that this was a partisan. report and and they got their warrant they got there weren't any way. to europe know where crowds are rallying in the german city of kut bus in support of refugees there's also a mass migrant rally underway in the city at the same time and an increased police presence has been put in place for the weekend cup bus located near the polish border is home to run

baltimore police commissioner kevin davis was fired the notice shocked many this morning as mayor catherine pew pushed out a press release at eight o'clock this morning i'm impatient we need violence. we need the numbers to go down faster than they are however his appointment came as somewhat of a shock his name almost instantly brought back memories of police shootings back in one thousand nine hundred five nevertheless the new commissioner came out guns blazing with a bunch of reforms including predictive policing a computer system that can estimate the date place and even the possible perpetrator of a crime that's yet to be committed he's planning to install more surveillance cameras and deploy more patrols to trouble districts but stepping up surveillance doesn't really sound like a new plan even the department of justice advised against it both tomorrow enforcements widespread constitutional and is current replace thing has exacerbated community distrust of the police particularly in the african-american community as court hearings continue here in baltimore many fear that there could be a

look forward to when it opens tomorrow yes so plenty to look forward to a touchstone out there in the pews isle of dogs as animated feature from wes anderson is opening the competition category and this is really interesting sarah because it's an animated film as far as i can remember has never opened the berlin film festival is a bold choice wes anderson of course is no stranger to the festival i believe he has had four films there he's very beloved here in berlin viewers or a member of grand budapest hotel the world tenenbaums this is a little different you saw a taste of it in the. court it's an elevated film about this group of dogs that go to japan but it's also quite serious so i don't think it's fair to say this is a film intended for kids we're going to get our first taste of it tomorrow everyone of course hoping to see the star studded voice cast turn out on the red carpet. it looks really different i feel like i've never seen anything like that before and that is exactly what berlin now is going for they love to find those films that surprise you that make you go oh what is that

nobody believed in us and said you were number one seed and can't be ipt pew. people disrespected doug all year and disrespected mic and bringing. >> that's it. family attitude. family attitude. >> all right. let's go to greg argos in center city -- south philly to see that yet. this will be first look. greg argo looking in south philly. >> any way people right now. we're at [ cheers and applause ]. >> the fans are thrilled. there's fireworks. there's challenges of eagles fans. >> eagles pellet. >>. >> in spiteable over drinking with new england patriots. as you can see same of the sir >> that's of people in south philly left their home they koochd the eagles okay stone tom brady and patriots boys if we come through a lot of excitement right now a lot of thrills. people eagles cheer in south philly and how many cities. we are champion >> there's a big space there. hook at how many 90 people. all that shake you see is coming from fireworks or launchings here and celebrating his 12 and twice mark seed. everyone is exciteded about be out and celebrate this win. yo

i cannot remember what it was but you can do pew search on vietnam. vietnam has quite a lot of questions about chi na na in th popular polls. when incidents happen -- there is this incident of the so-called fishkill project. it is called formosa plastic built a steel mill in north central vietnam. it was built by chinese companies. for some reason, there was no mitigation for the water discharge that was coming out, which ended up killing the fish in four provinces along the northern part of the south china sea on the vietnamese border. huge economic impact, huge protests, mostly aimed at china. i would think that maybe the builders made some mistakes. i think also the officials that let this thing happen inside vietnam made some mistakes. you have seen a number of bloggers being sentenced to very long sentences recently in the last few months up to 10 and 14 years. madam mushroom is very famous. she has been going after this. part of it is a criticism of china and part for the government for not controlling the projects better. china has with some of

you know it's in the ninety's up with most they believed that russia was that kind of a pew child who should be according to western standards now there's this irrational mate about this global russian threat and the traces of which i found almost anywhere from backstage to the catalan referendum however both stereotypes are mistaken and they be speak of the lack of common sense and understanding of our country's history we also underscore that at the e.u. we see their eyes a number of those who are ill at ease due to the abnormal situation in our relationships and incredible acts spirits are now acknowledging that the demonstration of unity on the russian track which costs the e.u. their diplomatic paralysis we have not changed our approaches to our cooperation with the e.u. we would like to see a strong stand to rooted in the core interests of their members they should define how to develop their own economies and their external economic ties for example how to ensure that their needs. are met with out of their own decisions or influenced by others i hope that they would be responsi

doesn't have that right in the first place because they are for gone it or mentally i >> reporter: pew research study found 37 percent have americans are having a firearm in their home. alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> stay with "eyewitness news" for very latest as the investigation in the deadly school shooting, continues, we will bring you the very latest updates here on television and our web site at cbs philly.com >>> some new information tonight about the flu, flu activity remains high, here and also around the country buedicials today say it could finally be leveling off. >> health reporter stephanie stahl joins us with the very test numbers. >> good news, finally we have been waiting for this. this flu season started early and got intense quickly and is now one of the worst in more than a decade but health officials say overall activity is starting to decrease, and local doctors say that cannot come soon enough. >> we have had record involves in our emergency department and urgent care. >> reporter: doctor fredrick randolph said they have had to bring in extra st

about pew says he was so naive to do this he filed complaints about the orphanage as director the kids as they can fall and winter without proper clothing so the older kids are beating younger residents so they're not given the boot sometimes. as a result a far reaching investigation into the claims of abuse is now under way child welfare specialists are also carrying out assessments of all often it is in the chelyabinsk region. the olympic athletes from russia team have won their first gold medal at the games in south korea two teenage figure skaters took the top spot on the podium by also taking the silver in the women's singles fifteen year old alina as the gate of the edge over her teammate and close friend of gagne and medvedev are in the final standings after their points from the short and free skate programs were combined of the two actually tied in the free skate which is a rare occurrence but the gate of a perform better in the short program on wednesday the bronze went to canada's tate and altman games have been as a gauge of a little big debut as well here's what some of th

yet according to the pew charitable trust, the payday business model encourages borrowers to pay fees that don't count towards their loans. critics say that fuels a cycle of loans, renewals, exorbitant fees, and even more debt, which is kind of the point. it should come as no surprise that 15 states have already banned high cost payday lending. why this is not a higher priority for the trump administration is anyone's guess. this just blows my mind, ali. if mick musclelvaney says the c doesn't make sense, fine, get rid of the agency, it doesn't mean you have to get rid of going after the bad guys. >> many of you out there watching us probably don't fit into the demographic where you experience payday loans. but if you get into that demographic, it is really hard. it's a model that fuels a cycle of debt. you just can't get out of it. it sounds like a relief for you when you need money for a short amount of time. people end up stuck in these loans. you think you're paying off interest, you're just paying off fees. and the interest rates are hundreds of percent a year. >> that's exactly

the more the pew lation asks why is this happening why is brian david storey on the roads is that on one side all houses have or had at least one case of cancer and on the other side it's almost every other house that is not normal. the us has maintained a presence on the island since nine hundred forty three tests are a serve as a stopover for transatlantic military flights and it houses the sixty fifth base group although it's not known how many personalities are in the station there there are one hundred sixty one houses to accommodate the one former employee told us about the health risks that workers there have also been exposed to all of you going to admit there was also a senate commission that came to the cerro to check way illegal proceeds from some members of the american military who are dying of terminal cancer and were exposed to radioactivity. they were here for about one week and during this time i found out what they were doing here they were here to confirm the existence of radiation on to sarah island radioactive contamination the dar environmental situation on the

baltimore police commissioner kevin davis was fired the notice should many this morning as mayor catherine pew pushed out a press release at eight o'clock this morning i'm impatient we need violence reduction we need the numbers to go down faster than they are however his appointment came as somewhat of a shock his name almost instantly brought back memories of police shootings back in one thousand nine hundred five nevertheless the new commissioner came out guns blazing with a bunch of reforms including predictive policing a computer system that can estimate the date place and even the possible perpetrator of a crime that's yet to be committed he's planning to install more surveillance cameras and deploy more patrols to troubled districts but stepping up surveillance doesn't really sound like a new plan even the department of justice advised against it baltimore law enforcement widespread constitutional and is current replace thing has exacerbated community distrust of the police particularly in the african-american community as court hearings continue here in baltimore many fear that there c

of the poorly communicating couple one partner is unhappy and the other does notice is study by the pew research center indicates that white only twenty two percent of americans view relations as poor in germany more than half to a fifty six percent the main reason for this may be president trump as a study shows there's a strong correlation between how germans view the president and how they see the u.s. as a whole well former president barack obama's likability among germans recent lofty ninety three percent president trump has stumbled to eleven percent. she mobile mobile i think obama was a different president and he wanted to have entirely different relations with on. tuesday with president trump it is indeed the case that a long tradition of trusting relations have ended. in this idea if you followed his america first course that's what has made relations worse than the. about the dislike is not mutual german chancellor angela merkel is very popular with most americans. her popularity has increased constantly with all americans since two thousand and twelve sixty four percent of d

socialism feeds off of van incompetent pew lat manipulated victims. you name the group. they will find a way to turn them into victims. they keep their movement growing by finding someone to be offended by something every minute of every day. for the occupied movement, to black lives matter to antifa, they agitate the offended, promote uncivil discourse and ignore any sense of due process and fairness to destroy their enemies. the elimination of due process is the very gold standard of the socialist state. imagine this. this happened and it is true. imagine telling an elderly couple that because they sought help to do their taxes, that they could no longer exercise their fundamental second amendment right. that's exactly what obama did. his administration proposed that some social security recipient who granted financial authority to a family member, friend, or financial professional, was banned from purchasing a firearm. no questions asked, just like that. good, law-abide be people were automatically and unjustly declared mentally incompetent and put on a new government

street children in delhi and look labor are really really concerned about what's come out from the pew scandal around oxfam but what's really important is that we keep some perspective around this we know that the sector needs reform and we need to be working with the sector and that's what we would be committed to do at the end of the day the cover that's come out is very very concerning and what i want is that actually all of the agencies working in this sector should feel confident and comfortable enough to come out and actually talk about some of the issues that may be apparent in their organizations as well and we need to have an honest and transparent conversation about what reform means we britain have absolute duty globally around child protection and we must work with other countries and also the united nations but also interpol and make sure that what comes out of this is a very robust system that builds confidence not just here but internationally and making sure that these sort of things don't happen again in the future and yeah. what would you attribute this current lack o

. >> reporter: the nra reports it has 5 million members and the pew research finds if my math is correctthat is one gun almost one gun for every american. in the news room. lyanne melendez abc7 news. >> your live results coming in. as you can see, it is about 71% saying yes, companies should boycott the nra. and no, 30%. >> and if you want to weigh in, you can add your vote any time on abc7news.com/vote. >> honoring the victims and survivors of florida spring training. wearing this special cap sd signifying marjory stoneman douglas high. people are talking about aemotional speech made last night. he lives in parkland where the shooting happened. >> no child should ever have to do that. it is terrible. and it is time for us as a community t take action. it is enough. >> if you want to take action we are here to help. we put together a complete list of california's representatives and senators. >> stanford campus protest is just linking up. swimmer made national headlines for sexually assaulting an unconscious woman. elisa harrington joins us live. >> reporter: the issue here is a plaque.

she hassed with the pew litter prize in 2001 and the ruben award in 2016, which puts her in such company as bill waters and many more. with her new book she jumps into another see of remarkable -- sea of remarkable artist, many responding in book form to the fallout of the 2016 election and their own personal way. there have been many books that have reported on president trump's words that have imitated his speech patterns but in this book "trump's abc" we have someone who is talking to the president on his own level, with a little bored book for four-year-old, but not for four-year-olds, but thank you for all thed toddlers in the audience and shows him as we know him visually, squinting scowl, blotchy skin, many political caricatures in office or his nursery. so thank you all you kidded for coming. if you have questions, you can raise your hand after the talk and we'll have some questions. so, with that, i will turn it over. >> okay. do we need to just that's a little up or are we good? okay. so everybody can hear me? okay. so, maybe -- i'm short but not that short. okay. so, how is th

. >> most people get married for love according to a pew research survey. love was number one at almost 90%. others were making a lifelong commitment, companionship and having children. 50% american adults married. for men the median age is 29.5. and for women, it is about 27.5. >>> one local company was to talk about a tough relationship. between romance and finance. >> jonathan bloom has more on the survey. >> reporter: when love is in the air and ads for hallmark cards are in the streets, a good sign. >> valentine's day. >> we met with our financial planner. >> money is very much taboo. >> reporter: in a survey, taboo finds that is a problem. >> lying to their significant order about what they were buying. >> reporter: surprising results. if you thought there was nothing worse than giving your partner your cell phone pass word think again. >> rather give pass word. >> i could fix aredit score, but i don't think i could fix a cheater. >> reporter: speaking of deception, 10% have a secret bank account their partner doesn't know about. the question of wheth

sean: the pew poll which is well regard shows the negative coverage of trump is three times that of anyone close. i think it was 5% of the coverage was positive which is significantly less. i have always been a believe the press' job is to be tough. but it's also to be fair. you call balls and strikes. here is what the policy is, here is what the actions are. but i think the media has a conservative bias. howie: against conservatives, you mean. sean: correct. i know they whine and moan. but all the objective data backs that up. it's not just what gets covered, but what doesn't get covered. howie: does president trump contribute to the hostile relations with his attacks on fake news and hostile journalists? sean: i think he has a responsibility to call them out. part of the reason is when you get questions -- let me give an example. a reporter calls and says some people are saying the president's action are ... who? i think sometimes it's the reporter who is their own source. they are going to koicht in some say, or people are saying. who are those people. i talked to 18 voters. here is wha

. >> most people get married for love according to a pew research survey.ber one at almost 90%. others were making a lifelong commitment, companionship and having children. 50% american adults married. for men the median age is 29.5. and for women, it is about 27.5. >>> one local company was to talk about a tough relationship. between romance and finance. >> jonathan bloom has more on the survey. >> reporter: when love is in the air and ads for hallmark cards are in the streets, a good sign. >> valentine's day. >> we met with our financial planner. >> money is very much taboo. >> reporter: in a survey, taboo finds that is a problem. >> lying to their significant order about what they were buying. >> reporter: surprising results. if you thought there was nothing worse than giving your partner your cell phone pass word think again. >> rather >> i could fix a credit score, but i don't think i could fix a cheater. >> reporter: speaking of deception, 10% have a secret bank account the partner doesn't know about. the question of whether to combine finances is hot

then they're also efforts to train school officers and even teachers to carry arms but according to pew study from last year fifty five percent of adults in the united states are against allowing teachers and school officials to carry guns in schools or lynch why first the latest washington thanks very much kelly well reactions and don'ts and of course been pouring in from around the world including from the german government sending its condolences over the shooting chancer on the american was a spokesman stuff and cyber tweeting horrifying news of yet another. our hearts go out to the victims their families and all those affected by this terrible crime. now for some of the other stories making the news this hour the save the children charity says more children than ever before are living in conflict areas and are at risk of death and violence syria afghanistan somalia are among the worst countries were a young person in a report the global charities as more than three hundred fifty million children that's one in six worldwide are living in conflict zones. at least nineteen people were

. >> reporter: the nra reports it has 5 million members and the pew research finds if my math is correct, that is one gun almost one gun for every american. in the news room. lyanne melendez abc7 news. >> your live results coming in. as you can see, it is about 71% saying yes, companies should boycott the nra. and no, 30%. >> and if you want to weigh in, you can add your vote any time on abc7news.com/vote. >> honoring the victims and survivors of florida spring training. wearing this special cap sd signifying marjory stoneman douglas high. people are talking about aemotional speech made last night. he lives in parkland where the shooting happened. >> no child should ever have to do that. it is terrible. and it is time for us as a community to take action. it is enough. >> if you want to take action we are here to help. we put together a complete list of california's representatives and senators. campus protest is just linking up. swimmer made national headlines for sexually assaulting an unconscious woman. elisa harrington joins us live. >> reporter: the issue here is a plaque. the plan

offset to their tax cut windfall logging thirteen point eight billion dollars in tax payments in their pew for earnings report the software maker suffered a net loss of six point three billion dollars if that tax change was set aside microsoft would have booked eight point seven billion in profits and twenty seven teams last quarter a ten percent increase compared to that number for twenty sixteen. the european banking authority or e.p.a. will investigate whether or how forty eight of the largest banks in the e.u. could. hope if the e.u. exit from the european union causes a major economic slump these sorts of look sees are generally called stress tests and lawmakers and regulators began requiring such stress tests after the two thousand and eight recession in which it was shown that the big banks are interrelated to one if one goes down well it's like a domino the others could follow the e.b.a.'s planning contingencies including stress tests and areas for significantly reduced e.u. economic growth in two thousand and twenty due to breakfast. and ireland's low tax strategy for luring jobs

baltimore police commissioner kevin davis was fired the notice shocked many this morning as mayor catherine pew pushed out a press release at eight o'clock this morning i'm impatient we need violence. we need the numbers to go down faster than they are however his appointment came as somewhat of a shock his name almost instantly brought back memories of police shootings back in one thousand nine hundred five nevertheless the new commissioner came out guns blazing with a bunch of reforms including predictive policing a computer system that can estimate the date place and even the possible perpetrator of a crime that's yet to be committed he's planning to install more surveillance cameras and deploy more patrols to troubled districts but stepping up surveillance doesn't really sound like a new plan even the department of justice advised against it both tomorrow and for its most widespread constitutional and is current replace thing has exacerbated community distrust of the police particularly in the african-american community as court hearings continue here in baltimore many fear that there could

then there are also efforts to train school officers and even teachers to carry arms but according to pew survey from last year fifty five percent of adults in the united states are against allowing teachers and school officials to carry guns in schools or lynch why first of the latest mosque thanks very much kelly all condolences have been pouring in from around the world including from the german government for all those affected by the florida shooting chance all the medical spokesman stuff and ziba tweeting horrifying news just another evil deed our hearts go out to the victims their families and all those affected by that terrible crime. over the market now and what looks like a good day for stock markets at least for them it's a good day brian u.s. and european stock markets wavered on wednesday after the surprisingly strong u.s. inflation data about then rallied to finish higher on both markets wall street seem to have shrugged off its inflation fears and tokyo stocks reacted by closing higher on thursday despite a stronger yen snapping a three day losing streak the benchmark nikke