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ito created a lantern to his brother and son and invited polly and me to go down to the river and light that lantern and send it down the river as a message to the lost souls. he prayed to his brother to find his son, because they still have not found his remains in the ruins of the center. and another survivor we met, mr. mori, i don't know how many of you know this, but mr. mori, there were 12 americans who died in hiroshima. they were prisoners of war. and two of them survived the bombing for a time. they were in the basement of a building and they survived. they had horrible radiation poisoning and died a day or two later. mr. mori was working on something else and found out that people were drying pictures of americans after the bombing. and he spent 20 years of his life and his own money, tracking down the american families of those flyers, so that their loved ones would know what finally happened to them. because of the secrecy of the warm, because of the bombs, nobody could sell them for sure what happened. so i found in hiroshima and nagasaki, i found great kindness, openness o

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polly rewarded one man who found a friends lost service dog. >> an animal is a companion and she is myest friend. >> reporter: people we spoke to said it could not hurt. >> just his grandmother says she is also working with mcdonald's corporate to find her dog. >> there's been a string of armed robbery - - robberies at the topock - - plaza and a pair of suspects are in custody. they targeted the bridges from november until last month and they recovered several firearms including assault rifles and handguns and the suspects are also believe to have committed other robberies. >>> eight or four in san jose tonight, a group of neighbors say buddhist monks are ruining the peace and quiet. and the neighbors are fighting plans for a new temple on klein road in the evergreen area. >> we are right next to the city and it is very quiet, very serene. >> the shuttle the circuit - - shattered the serenity of the >> they were disturbed - - had disturbances to the neighborhood and environment. >> they never had the proper permits. >> they had to stop services and tear down sites. and the temple and t

if you have a question, tweet polly ticks at the >>> we're less than two weeks away from the super bowl. they want to make sure they're rad ready to take on the panthers. >> fans hoping to see the super (donkey sound) (elephant sound) there's a big difference between making noise, (tapping sound) and making sense. (elephant sound) (donkey sound) when it comes to we need more than needs a real plan to keep social security strong. (elephant noise) hey candidates. enough talk. >>> the broncos are back on the field getting ready for the game. >> after a few days off, they got pack to practice today. >> a few days off to enjoy the championshipship. but now it's on to carolina. as peyton manning said, super bowl 50 in ten dayss we talked to peyton about practice and asked about the last rodeo comment. he said to bill midfield after beating the patriots. he said jokingly that has not been confirmed and he's on to crain. paw ton told us he's not look looking at anything past this game. >> our team has focused on staying in the moment. staying in the know one weak at a time. there's lots a colli

an interesting way, this again, are you taking an existing structure and putting a new coat on it, polly carbon eight coat and that kind of thing. having something to work with in some ways alleviates the pressure to be so totally spectacularly new. >> yeah. that is the wonderful discovery that we made by embracing presser vacation, by looking at presser vacation. and it also allows you then to focus on what is essentially needs to be changed or what needs to be-- . >> rose: you have noted that decision makers in countries like china tend to be young and hence more likely to have an appetite for risk. true in russia too? >> it's difficult to say, you know. i think there is a young generation with an enormous appetite for risk, i would say. >> rose: right, yeah. and a lot of money too. >> this was not particularly a-- . >> rose: it was not. >> no. and it is also kind of-- it enables us to move out of the association with luxury and with extravagance. >> rose: okay, let's go quickly to the cctv. we talked about that. so here, the there it is, look at it, you can see it, wherever i ever-- e

commissioner, polly trottenberg. nice to have you here. ernie: we're talking about this weather. you're on top of it. we've been lucky so far. here it comes. how does the city look to you in terms of preparations? >> we are lucky. we've had a very mild winter. now mother nature is about to bring us a storm. at the city level, we've been preparing for several days led by the office of emergency management, fire department, police department. we have our equipment out. the plows will be ready. the mayor has declared for tomorrow a winter storm emergency and is asking motorists please stay off the roadways. ernie: that's important. >> very important. from 8:00 a.m. to midnight so plows can work and emergency vehicles can move around the city. we hope people will be safe. ernie: people have to take that seriously. there's such a big job trying to run the city. so many times we do interviews or think about it. it's a massive job, trying to keep all of the agencies coordinated. especially when we have situations like a snowstorm coming. >> when we have moments like its works force at i

part of the company's it is a common practice in the plastic surgery community to have cancellation pollies, and it goes on to say, due to the high volume of patients, vanity has had complaints similar to miss cooper's. however, up to today, the court has never ruled against us due to the validity of our cancellation policy. the company's full statement and our original investigation were at nbc 6.com. click on investigations. live in the studio, dan krauth, nbc 6 news. >>> a reminder that the nbc 6 investigators are working for you. if you havef[ a stoto you think they need to checke out, send an e-mail to nbc 6.com. or call our tip line. >>> big story that a lot of people are talking about. a new measure that could be moving some kids out of the classroom. >> but it's a good thing? why some mothers are asking f r lawmakers to bring it back. it's recess. >>> getting a makeover. a famous trade show will be hosted here, and it's coming a live report is coming up. >>> our last slice of the sun has ended about 10 or 11 minutes ago with sunset across the everglades. two cloudy days with rain he

polly shepard, as they continue to live with that memory. mrs. standard and mrs. shepherd are here joining us in the chamber tonight. i'm going to ask that they be the only two standing in the upper chamber. i am so grateful that they are, just as the nine we lost in bore my belief that angels must these two women in the precious little one who was with them that night are proof that we have angels living on earth. please let me express to ms. shepherd, the love that the entire state of south carolina >>[applause] ethel lance, who despite losing her . >> ethel lantz, who despite losing her daughter to cancer, was a woman of love and joy, known for constantly sending her favorite song, "one day at a time, suite jesus, that's all i'm asking of you," she would sing. just give me the strength to do every day what i have to do. just give me the strength to do every day what i have to do. we are a different south carolina then we were one year ago ago. of that there can be no doubt. a place, a people, cannot go not come out changed on the other side. the questions we in

former jail inmate joseph along with attorney polly canny met us today outside a san jose courthouse. he filed a claim friday seeking damages for what he called a july 12th attack by jail deputies. he admitted to us he was jailed by intoxicated for violating a restraining order. he also acknowledged he has been in custody several times before without incident. he claims this time, he was beaten by three officers. >> they were twisting my arms and stepping on me and stuff. the officer put his fingers in my eye on the floor in the cell on a mattress. swatted at my eye, which damaged my cornea in my eye. >> he fears he has permanent blindness in his left eye but has not gotten medical validation. canny also represented the family of michael tyree, beaten by three officers who now face murder charges. she filed a claim for tyree's family as well as clousers and another inmate. >> i'm standing there on more notice there are problems with violence by correctional officers against and towards inmates. >> now, the sheriff's department does not commentont pending claims, but sources tell me th

polly has solved the pie equation. not the mathematical pi but the kind that adds up to wow.ny variations of pie here at mag pies. >> pies are comforting. >> reporter: comforting like mac and cheese pot pie, washed down with a pie milkshake. that's right. pie milkshake. >> pie allah mode on the go. >> i love that. >> we'll get to in in a minute but where does holly pie in the sky imagination come from. >> her grandmom best recipes. >> she makes pie called butterscotch cream pie. which is inspired me to create my butterscotch bourbon pie. >> you have the recipe over there. >> it hangs on our wall. owed to my grandmother. >> reporter: owed to bringing calm into every day live. >> we just sometimes need to stop and pause and just have a moment. a pie moment. >> reporter: a moment i'm ready for. i just don't know where to begin. wait a minute. it doesn't matter where i start because it's all good. mexican hot chocolate pie with cinnamon and cayenne pepper and marshmallow fluff. >> one of my favorite thing in the entire wolfed is fluff. >> oatmeal cookie pie. that top part is basi

polly has solved the pie equation. not the mathematical pi but the kind that adds up to wow.many variations of pie here at mag pies. >> pies are comforting. >> reporter: comforting like mac and cheese pot pie, washed down with a pie milkshake. that's right. pie milkshake. >> pie allah mode on the go. >> i love that. >> we'll get to in in a minute but where does holly pie in the sky imagination come from. >> her grandmom best recipes. >> she makes pie called butterscotch cream pie. which is inspired me to create my butterscotch bourbon pie. >> you have the recipe over there. >> it hangs on our wall. owed to my grandmother. >> reporter: owed to bringing calm into every day live. >> we just sometimes need to stop and pause and just have a moment. a pie moment. >> reporter: a moment i'm ready for. i just don't know where to begin. wait a minute. it doesn't matter where i start because it's all good. mexican hot chocolate pie with cinnamon and cayenne pepper and marshmallow fluff. >> one of my favorite thing in the entire wolfed is fluff. >> oatmeal cookie pie. that top part is ba

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by a police officer back in april.there was also a very emotional acknowledged felicia sanders and polly sheppard.. who survived the charleleon church shooting. 3 3 these two women, and the precious little one who was with them that night, are proof that we have angels living here on earth. please join me in expressing to mrs. sanders and mrs. sheppard the warmth, gratitude, and above all the love that the entire state of south carolina feels toward them. them. 3 the governor asked members of the legislature to reflect on how south carolinians responded to tragedy.. and "act in a manner that is worthy of that greatness." 3 3 covering our counites--we're working to find out more after a hart county deputy shot an armed suspect wednesday night. night.it started with a domestic complaint on "old reed creek road."we're told a man confronted deputies with a mamaete.. and they fired shots. that man was treated at the hospital and is now behind bars.his name has not been released.no deputies were hurt. 3 in pickens county--clemson phone scam that's targeting the elderly. elderly.police say four

who were involved in the civil rights movement and were principle leaders, people like daisy baits, polly murray who helped organize the march back in 1941 and was the principle strategy gist of that movement. and people like ella baker who was another member of the naacp went to a phillip randolph and they said we notice you don't have one woman invited to speak and they have been central to the movement. they didn't say anything. they didn't make a commitment. and later they released the list of official speakers and still there was not one woman listed official speaker. a number of women who were involved in the movement threatened to picket rand awful who he did publicity. he was giving a speech at the national press club to call for the march and to publicize the march and they threatened picket him but they decided in the last minute not to do this. in a last-minute deal the men agreed to allow daisy baits to speak. in a further insult she wasn't asked to give a major address. it wasn't an official address. she was supposed to introduce the heroins of the movement. it was a break in

polly drew says there's a crisis for every developmental stage, and it's natural to try to find the remedy. 18.56.14"when things aren't going well, and you're doing through a bad stretch, it's just human nature to look for reasons why."18.50.00"fine, maybe the midlife crisis doesn't exist, maybe we gotta find a new way to be happy. all i'm wondering is this. i still get to keep i'm andy choi. the study out of the university of alberta followed high school and college students for decades, measuring their happiness levels.they found happiness rises fastest when people are between the ages of 18 and 30. but they're actually more satisfied in their mid-40s. highs will only reach to the mid-20s by the afternoon. most of the day will be spent in the single digits. we'll see mostly sunny skies before a few clouds will wash over the area. here's the good news: temperatures will rebound by tomorrow and friday, with highs in the 40s. friday will be a rainy day as an area of low pressure rides into the tri-state out of the south. we'll be on the backside of that low for the weekend, which means cold

what is polly emery. maybe say it is an open relationship but it is any relationship that is nonmonogamous. there are 9 .8 million americans in nonmonogamous relationships, it is hard to get the exact number because there is many keeping it as a secret. some mark it that they are looking for another partner. >> explain the difference here. >> so, before you are in an open relationship that was nonmonogamous. the only option they had to make it public was to add to the description as part of the profile information about their partner and potentially adding photos of theirselves and partners. that is one solution that people were using and the others where people would share a password and they gave people the email. some searching for a male profile or photos of two people. and so at that point we decided by linking the account the accounts would be synced to say we do have an open relationship and decrease the number of folks. >>> i guess for myself after a decade of marriage i am not hip with that. are

real strength of trump and sanders'grounded game, and whether there is a mismatch between them and pollionday. guest: i think the clinton and confident about their numbers. nobody knows the denominator in this election. center -- sanders' motivation effort and whatever trump has to bring new caucus-goers. mark: does it matter who is third in the caucus? guest: it matters if there is a strong third. if marco rubio finishes a strong third, inconceivably gives him up momentum. mark: what is a strong third? guest: he's in it the mid- teens, not too far behind the second-place person. it puts him in a stronger position conceivably in new hampshire, wendy -- where you can then get rid of the establishment candidates. it conceivably could translate. guest: i don't think there is a strong third that could help them that much. if we see trump in the high 20's or low 30's, how much momentum that will lose for rubio, just not sure it's going to play out the way they think in new hampshire. guest: i think the tru mp-cruz dynamic is going to drive media in the coming weeks. it's not just who finishes

debate fox business network is only inviting seven candidates later this week that means rand paul and polly fury now are out. fox business network officials say in order to make the cut the candidate needs to be either among the top six in an average of the five most recent national polls or among the top five in an recent iowa or new hampshire polls a developing story out of turkey women falling for you today a suicide bomber killed ten people in the same will happen in a popular tourist area most of the victims were foreigners many from germany about fifteen were her. turkey's prime minister says the bomber was a twenty eight year old syrian national. and right now denmark and germany are telling their citizens to avoid crowds and tourists attractions in turkey and also overseas british counterterrorism police say they're concerned about the number of women and girls traveling to syria from the uk those numbers are increasing now officials say many of those travelers are unaware will likely never be able to return home. britain had several high profile cases of young girls traveling to sy

he looks like polly walnut. more than 50 people tried out. they had to run two races and perform a free-style dance. you've got to have skills. >> that is no easy job and the balance you have to have. >> i used to be chuck e. cheese. those things heat up. >> goodness gracious. i love this story. >> me too. >> a picture from an indiana target is going viral for all the right reasons. >> we've all had the run-in when you go to the store and there's a dreaded lock line who's in a rush. that happened to one woman but instead of getting angry she witnessed a cashier to take time to help an elderly woman. the elderly woman paid with change. she answered every question with yes, ma'am and took the time and helped her with change. when she was done the older woman thanked the customer and the cashier for her patience. the mom was with her child and realized this was a beautiful teaching moment and her child was watching and felt the kindness of the cashier. it was a great moment. it has been shared 21,000 times. >> something we can all learn when we'

listed above is unsports man like behavior and it's up to each school or district to make up own pollysent enforce eme. as you can imagine not all administrators going the policy you. >> to learn they're getting into your head and you can't do anything about it but play the game. >> i wouldn't let it under my skin. >> it's a personal thing. if you're a thin skinned individual that's going to get to you. >> you think athletics is a great opportunity to teach kids how to deal with adversity and criticism. >> some agree and some don't. some don't though. i want to get your opinion on this. it goes along with the trend of possibly making things very easy for kids or adolescents and teenagers at that age too and is it too much going too far. >> i think sometimes we've taken it too far we grew up with that and we're okay. >> the booing you heard was from tony. >> you can't chant usa, usa. >> that's ridiculous. >> i get not personally attacking people but, no cursing and ob sensitives. >> we can't protect our kids from every single little thing things. let the kids grow up and experience a lit

polly sheppard, as they continue to live with that memory. memory.the governor also focused what's being done to end what she calls the "domestic violence epidemic plaguing south carolina - as well as - on business growth and job creation in the state. immediately following governor haley's address - representative mandy power norrells from lancaster county issued the democratic response - and she touched on another issue that south carolinians are passionate about. 3 3 3 speaking of safe roadways - why haven't we passed a bill to improve our roads and bridges? ... lately, you've heard governor haley call for unity. i agree. we need to start working together to get things done. done.we have more coverage on our website - at fox carolina dot com. 3 in a developing story 3 a major move on capitol hilla& the senate voted *down an effort to advance a controversial bill.it would significantly limit iraqi and syrian refugees from entering the united states. states.it's a vote that weighs heavy- both on national security and the 20-16 campaign-as the country grapples with how to handle the grow

pand fox michelle polly to has plegend. pbreast known as founding member peagle singer song writer glenn pfrey died on monday and at age p67. p>> eagle co-found are don hen plee sent out statement frey was plike brother to him we were pfamily and like most families, pthere was some dysfunction. pbut the bronned we forged 45 pyears ago was never broken. peven during the 14 years that peagles were dissolved he added phow they are crossing paths in p1970 changed his life forever. pand eventually, head had an pimpact on the lives of millions pof other people all over the lanet. pduring his time with eagles frey ennied mega hits like take it peasy to tequila sunrise new kid pin town. pheart ache tonight and peaceful peasy feelings. phe won six grammies with pmillion albums the eagles were pinducted into rock of roll hall pof fame in 1998. p>> love singing with other eople and find harmony parts pand blending. pand coming in at the same time. pscooping and cutting off right. pand you know, it's, really is plot of fun. pand after

in another new development, kyle's family has reached out to marc klaas with the polly klaas foundation to help with the search. >> thank you marrian. >>> the jumpers made a 300-foot jump off of billing surlast wednesday. deputies learned the pair was missing on saturday. they found the parachute and helmet of the male jumper. a camera strapped to that helmet captured video of connell landing in the surf and getting swept away. investigators now suspect both of those base jumpers drowned. >>> we're looking at the scorched hoverboard in petaluma. it was charged yesterday when suddenly it exploited. investigators say the family was extremely lucky that someone was home and resourceful enough to get the fire extinguisher. fire efficiency are reporting both events to the consumer product safety commission. >>> the reward has now quadrupled. authorities hope money will lead to the recapture of three dangerous inmates. it went to $200,000. three men escaped from friday. here they are, from a maximum security prison. they cut through steel vents in their cells before rappelling five stories us

it hundreds of people waited in line to see all 23 pounds of his ro rolly polly perfection.ei has a bigger minute and that's conservation. >>> coming up next on nbc 10 news today, we'll have more details on some new requirements related to the family leave act. . >>> behind wages and healthcare, paid family leave is among the biggest points of contention on main street. cnbc kate rogers has how new requirement observe family leave could adversely affect them. >> reporter: in president obama's final state of the union address, worker protections were front and center. >> equal pay for equal work. paid leave. the 12 missing marines in hawaii raising the minimum wage. all these things -- all these things still matter to hard working families. they're still the right thing to do. i won't let up until they get done. >> reporter: the comments come at a time when the push to build up employee benefits at businesses nationwide is gaining momentum. but new data shows main street could be hard hit. the conservative national federation of independent business modeled the healthy famili

it may be just january but this helped hurricane polly take shape and strengthen into a category 2 storm on tuesday. that makes the earliest tropical cyclone on record. in the central pacific. fortunately it's over 1,000 miles away from hawaii and doesn't pose a threat to land. let's check this out. the atlantic seeing some tropical activity as well. our first named storm of the year. this is subtropical storm alex becoming the first system to claim a name for the 2016 truck hurricane season. this -- atlantic hurricane season. this one in the far eastern atlantic off africa but packing winds and heading to the asores. could make a mess there as it moves up to greenland. shay in the next couple of days, but wow haunt that? the warm -- how about that? the warm sea surface temperatures. >>> that will do it. and i know the question always comes next is does that mean we're going to have an active hurricane season here in tampa bay this year and what's happening now has no direct correlation to what our so again, we'll continue to monitor that as we get closer to june. all right a look at wha

plus i'll be joined live in the studio with poly l polly trottenberg. don't miss it. stay with us.

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pthey say the couple has been pless than truthful during pquestioning and polly gram ptests. pinvestigators think they know if plittle boy is still alive and pwhere to find him. pthey're not ready to make an parrest yet, though. pthe boy was last seen at the pborder of montana back on july p10. p>>russell: search for three jail pescapees in california enter a pfifth day. olice think family, friends or pgangs may be helping them hide. pnow a $50,000 reward for pinformation leading to the pcapture of the dangerous trio. pthe men broke out of the jail in psouthern california by using a phomemade rope. p>>laura: and family and friends pare mourning the death of a pfamous british explorer. pthese are pictures of him with phe was attempting to be the pfirst person to cross pantarctica. phe died about 30 miles short of phis goal. phe leaves behind a wife and two pchildren. p>>russell: and take a look at pthis. pthis is road rage caught on pcamera. pa man with a baseball bat pconfronts pconfronts a man. pthey both went back to their pvehicles and drove away before olice had to break

it should get a lot of attention near somerville and trust in thisup towards even polly's island and myrtle beach this morning. you could see a few flakes.a huge system, a powerful system. one that is going to keep snow coming down. the totals are going to be impressive in the mountains. between north carolina and tennessee already, record seven to nine inches between mills river and hendersonville. we still have some light snow, going around tigerville and travelers rest. nothing heavy though. the more substantial around pickens. a good day to plan it. bundle up. it will continue to be cold. look at the influence of this low-pressure system. the counterclockwise rotation, not a whole lot of moisture to come to here. a few more flakes will continue to fly.this is the huge story across the country. from new york city to washington d c and everywhere in between, very gusty wind. rain is lashing the coast line. it is quickly turning to snow. harrisburg, wind gusts near 40 miles per hour. blizzard conditions with blinding snow. breezy and cold today with our morning snow showers. 37 degr

tell you when we come pit's one long edge ron running psciencing fiction series in tv phis a michelle polly no reports pthe x files is coming back to pfox. p>> it was a reunion 13 years in pthe making. pas cast and crew of fox hit psci-fi drama the x files pcelebrated their new sixth pepisode mini series. pnever been in more danger. pairing for nine season from 1993 pto 2002, the show, about two pf.b.i. special agents who pinvestigate unsolved para normal henomenons was brought back by pshow creator chris carter. pthe show has been on. pso, this is like a longer run pthan you can ever have imagined. pchris and i talked we said well, pyou know, if away can't do a pmovie, then we can do this. pif you want to. pmaybe we can talk to someone pabout it. pour stories in a short six-hour pseason, eight hour season. pyou're on dangerous ground here. pit was all about timing. pyou know, lot of it was that pbefore this point, before the plast couple of years. pthat works interested in doing psmall amounts of episodes. pand you know, our version of the pshow is doing 24 a year. pwhich i do not know how

the two went after each otherteo over obamacare and gun control.ro >> limb talk about pollin pollis secretarynton well knows k when this campaign began shes was 50 points ahead of me.ca guess what? in iowa, new n hampshire, the race is very, v very close.lose >> i have the great of the respect for senator sandersande and for his supporters and i'm d going to keep working as hard as i can to reach as many people of all ages. >> while the latest polls show clinton leading sanders by 25rsb points nationally it's at's different story in the early e voting states. state in iowa it's nearly a deadd heat and sanders leads in new hampshire. hamp >> this is the craziestt winter.nt on saturday i felt like i wasik overdressed. >> i had shorts on. i had >> we took our coats off as wetf were running errands and thendse this morning it's like the bottom has fall and will outd wi again. >> don't forget it snowedit snod yesterday. >> i know, evening i know. >> there's an elephant in theel room with snow later on in theot week. >> there is. >> yes, there is, trust me. it's there and so it's s it' something we

i'm polly, independent consultant doing south asia for a long time.i wanted to raise the question 1-"control. and the -- what i perceive to be the largely the absence of discussions of how if you take out the other sides command and control you may actually unleash worse results and how this isn't just a cyber issue, this has a great deal to do with the physical distribution of not just weapons but leaders as well and the continuity of government arrangements for senior decision makers, the ability -- their ability to communicate people in the field. so that whole issue seems to me to be another way in which at least in the public domain there's very little speculation, discussion, imagination. but i would like to hear your comments. >> who wants to go first? >> it's related. sort of piggybacks on the conversation that we had about nuclear war fighting. so i think the pakistanis i think are aware of the fact that thinoa are going to be a ct that significant disadvantage when it comes to isr capabilities. and the other part about isr capabilities is th

illness, and maybe that is the way to start getting the people in the room, and i don't want to be pollynna-ish about it, but a way to start about getting people in the room, and get agreement of tackling the mental health part of it, which is a large pa part of the problem, and then broaden it. the urge to do the large come prehnive bills whether it is immigration or anything else, and sometimes it stands in the way of starting small, and particularly when you have a partisan environment in congress, and then growing it out. yes, we are in a presidential year, and divide between the parties burk mike rogers made a very good point there. >> and john n the context of the president's address coming in less than four weeks from the iowa caucuses, and exactly five weeks from today the new hampshire primary, and how does this play politically what the president did today? >> well, the interesting part is that bernie sanders issued a statement to applaud the president. and remember, he started it in rural vermont where gun rights are a big issue, and once on the gun rights part of the debate,

mean, i remember six weeks ago ben carson was going to beat everyone in the field in head to 45ed polli-to that seems like pretty shaky data. >> look, that's one proof point. right? his strength with independence is consistent and has been consistent throughout this campaign and that's something you can't deny. and democrats are not going to win. the number of people who self-identify as independents is far greater than republicans or democrats. i think you have to acknowledge a democrat can't win a federal election without winning independents. he definitely does better with independents. i will say this about electability. the truth of the matter democrats win when you have large voter turnouts. we saw that with president obama. when he won states that democrats never thought they had a shot in like indiana, north carolina. because he expanded the base of the party. he brought out young people. he excited a lot of people who don't traditionally vote. and that's, if you look at senator sanders' campaign and what's going on on the ground in iowa and new hampshire that's exactly what's goin

ann in to be the polly this discussiona, but it does recognize-- we should how amazing the transformations in our discipline, and i would say them particularly in this organization, which not too long ago was, how should i put it, embarrassing. [laughter] now, here -- our president in the same year as vicki louise is president of aha and the you that patty steps down as president of oah, there is western and labor history flourishing. flourishing. so i think we really need to say, hey, we have done some really good things. i was at the banquet last night and i loved the humor and all of that. years been easily a dozen since i have been at the w h a wha, but it struck me as something i was noticing as really healthy. western history and labor history share a challenge of being both a popular and academic, pulling together two often contradictory audiences. , and in that worked think it is really working out for both organizations, it is amazing because it keeps the academics grounded, and we have to -- we have to respond to something other than our own little conversations and at the same t

i think polly is one lucky little girl. i don't normally talk about the mail i get, but i got the cutest letter. i have to tell you. this is from somebody marble head. they watch pet parade all the time -- pet parade all the time. 78-year-old, handicapped, says i'm enclosing a small contribution for animal rescue. this person's name, i have to say is frash we willlsh out of marble head. thanks so much for coming in. we'll be right back. stay with us. at longhorn steak like this doesn' t need anything else. which is why we don' t just add, anything else. longhorn steaks that sizzle for $12.99. the new smoky bacon sirloin. and the parmesan crusted sirloin. all with hand chopped salad & unlimited bread for $12.99. tonight only at longhorn steakhouse. you cant fake steak. and for lunch try our new steak and bacon cheddar melt. or any steakhouse lunch combo . >>> good sunday morning, everybody thanks for staying with us. i'm kerry connolly. our team coverage begins with danielle nile, are who is in sandwich and pamela gardner is

. >> senator, i think i will let an antoine talk about polly recommendations and if i want to keep my job i should as well. main factor driving oil price, oil production, as well, i would say it was the price. i don't think that policy decisions caused oil production declines. >> that wasn't my question. >> right. >> my question is, how do we empower our industry to compete rather than shackle it, at at same time that our adversaries we're actually taking steps that assist our adversaries. that was my question. >> right. well one thing that congress and the administration did in a bipartisan fashion was agree to allow crude oil exports. that would be one answer to your question. i think that allows for u.s. crude oil production to compete on global markets. the thing that's kind of limiting the impact would have in the near term but there's a lot of years to go yet in the oil area is that brent and wti prices are very close together and so the advantage that our crudes had on global markets is somewhat limited. >> i agree. lifting oil export ban was very important. that is very good e

so maybe i'm being a little polly annaish, but they have a different level of respect for women in sportsdfathers. so not only i believe will they u respect her and understand that this is the hire by rex ryan so that is that, but also i think it's in their nature to be more respectful of girls and women in the earliest ages watching their sisters play soccer and basketball and now women are coming millions of them every year. we're pumping them out because of title 9. they are going somewhere and here's another example of where they are going. >> good on those guys. christine, thank you. >>> coming up, cars abandoned in the streets, grocery store shelves cleaned out, all of that after 1 inch of snow last night in washington, d.c. so are they ready for what could be coming next? lessons learned from 2008. is the clinton campaign now shifting their strategy and setting sights beyond iowa and new hampshire? we'll talk to a clinton senior advis adviser, next. that are lighter in calories and added sugar when you use splenda no calorie sweetener. think sugar, use splenda ♪ light piano today i

polly was -- policy wise pretty much on the same page. >> host: our guest mike lillis of the hill, reporterhelors degree from james madison, you've covered a wide front of topics. one of them including health care in windows message builds on the republican side. you talked about, don't with obamacare. another boat was can take a look at it. wants to vote this time around and why? >> guest: they just repeal the that this was a significant. the past repeal bills in the past. to significant was this will pass the senate. they only had to get a regular majority. they only needed 51 votes. it goes to obama's desk, the first time since 2010 that he has had to veto a repeal obamacare bill. so that came back to the house. they were going to try to override the veto. that wasn't going to happen. the repeal bill only had 240 votes, they need 290. almost everybody knew that wasn't going to pass. in an election year it's another messaging bill. they want to send a message, they celebrated it with a big photo op after they send it to the president's desk. even though they knew the bill wasn't going to

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this guy has a lot of -- antioxidants, polly felony ol.urse, we talked about it on sunday house calls. binge drinking, which is a big fashion and women are actually getting involved in this. what's the definition of binge drinking? >> doesn't that also depend on your weight and how much you've had to eat. >> of course. >> but women have less of that enzyme. if we both go out to drink, you'll get drunk faster than me because i'm -- that was a bad imitation of donald trump. binge drinking is about four drinks for you in two hours. >> okay. >> five drinks for me in two hours. that's the definition of binge drinking. >> people who think ten drinks in a night is bing drinking, you're right. but less is even binge drinking. >> you hit the bar, you start drinking really quick in a short period of time. four drinks for you, five for me. that can increase your alcohol level. be careful guys out there. >> while we have you here, doctors are pushing back on the mammogram guidelines. >> the new definition for mammogram guidelines came out yesterday. i