she's taken chef publis' advice to heart. grilled skewered prawns made from sri lankan and indian spices. the italian style seafood pancakes are fried in olive oil and topped with tomato and onion. >> i always go to the kitchen. what ever is left there i take it and do something crazy with it. i always try to do something new. i really want to push myself hard so then i can one day get to my place, to my goals. >> she tests the results on her father. >> good? you sure? how's the pancake? >> her father runs his own business and her mother works for an international company over s overseas. he hopes she'll realize her dreams. he does have mixed feelings. >> be frank with you, i wasn't that happy when she choose this field because she has a lot of capabilities and lot of things she can do. then at tehe end of the day it' what she wants. >> she understands her father's concerns, but she wants to place her bets on sri lanka's potential for growth. >> skyscrapers and new buildings are mushrooming throughout colombo changing the cit

publy k publications include each cosplayer as well as manga like books. they're like paper versions of cosplay performances. the company was launched two years ago with 30 people and now has 120 employees. zhang yu, the ceo, is well known among cosplayers in china. on this day, an event was held for fans of cosplayers belonging to the company. he's the most popular star with 6,500 fan club members. admission tickets are $105 each. despite the steep price, 300 people attended. zhang entered the venue surrounded by enthusiastic supporters entered the building. ♪ ♪ the three hour session consisted of a living singing performance and talk show. recently, he's been increasingly working in dramas and variety shows as a cosplayer. his work is like that of a tv star, but he insists he's a coplayer overall. >> after his performance, a new group made its debut. this project was launched at the same time as the company and has grown this far in two years. this seven-member boy band was created after auditions were held all over china. they plan to dance and sing but

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>> in general, i think you should avoid publi networks if y can. they're certainly convenient, but in security, we often trade security for convenience. and if you want to keep your information secure, be very careful about which networks you connect to. >> what about laws potentially regulating some of these things about what companies can and can't do with your privacy and how they are making sure to protect it? is there anything out there that protects me at this point? >> well, there are many data security laws, especially in europe right now with gdpr. gdpr is the general data protection regulation, being mandated by the eu. and it covers the things like the right to be forgotten and making sure companies protect your personal data by having privacy by design and doing regular risk assessments. that's probably a model for what the rest of the world is going to see. but we can only be so protected with the rules that are in place if they're not enforceable or a company decides they want to break the rules to steal your data there's not much you

becoming law from big businesses, the national football league and critics who packed the capital during publi people to use public bathrooms that correspond with the gender of their birth certificate. >>> the official start of spring may be four days away. but it surely feels like -- >> sure does. >> much of the east and parts of the south hit with bone-chilling temperatures, a deep freeze for crops in georgia and florida with temperatures 20 to 25 degrees below normal. >> yeah, look at those windchills there. the northeast is still digging out from that nor'easter that turned deadly. now, take a look. this truck caught fire overheating trying to get out of the snow this rochester, new york. at least six deaths are linked to that storm. >>> and a new commercial communication satellite is now in orbit. thanks to spacex. the falcon 9 rocket took off a short while ago from the same launchpad the apollo missions used. little trivia. this is the third launch for spacex. the falcon 9 rocket by the way is named after the falcon of "star wars." >> of course. >> all kinds of trivia. >> all coming toge

away with it with all their limbs intact would do more to help sharks than any research they could publis do you guys feel diffently about sharks than you did before you went down there? >> yeah. >> really? >> i think so, yeah. >> you can't go diving with the sharks and not see how amazing they are and not want to do something to help them. i see that change in people every single day, the switch from fear to fascination. >> but shark attacks are real. and so, ocean spends the entire boat ride out to the site explaining the rules. she says, if you follow her instructions, the sharks will not bother you. most shark attacks are a case of mistaken identity, where sharks believe you are prey because of how they see you in the water. >> the ocean is the sharks' environment, it's their home. so when you enter the ocean, you should factor in and play by the rules. >> ocean and juan have been very savvy about the way they've gotten the word out about the company. their marketing expenses to date, almost nothing. >> we don't have a budget for marketing. and i know through another girl in our conse

tomorrow the harriet tubman underground railroad visitors center officially opens to the publi publicr work as a humanitarian, leader and liberator, one of tubman's descendants spoke to news4 today. >> i tell my kids some of the grounds you're walking across are the sa across. >> the center opens tomorrow morning at 9:00. >>> thousands of runners and big traffic headaches. the weekend shutdowns you need to know about. ♪ >>> fabulous. her songs bordered popular music and comedy. now her incredible story is brought back to life on the local stage thanks to an amazing >>> music from the era included smash hits from rock to country. at least one singer tried to cover it all. >> now as the signature theater a new musical looks pack back a '60s and a voice you may have wanted to forget. barbara harrison introduces us to debra monk's new show, "mrs. miller does her thing." >> that voice would be hard to forgot. if you ever heard it on the radio, she was a huge hit. she did her thing on big time entertainment shows with hosts like ed sullivan. >> may i present mrs. miller. ♪ >> remember mrs.

that the president happened to be home, so that's why he did it on this day, but it certainly is well publy sighed and announced when he is home and when he is not. but the big difference to me, that is different from the incident during the obama administration of someone coming in on the other side of the white house, is that the president was home. at that point, the obamas were not home. at this point, the president was home and he had a nice evening out. it was cold. about 25 degrees or so, so the president wouldn't be outside. had it have been a warm evening, he could have been outside on the lawn. >> it is a very sizable deal. thank you so much. jeff, ryan, mike, i'll check back with all of you. >>> coming up, vice president mike hits the road to sell the gop health care bill as republicans remain divided over it. what will it take to get the legislation passed? that's ahead in the cnn news room. "how to win at business." step one: point decisively with the arm of your glasses. abracadabra. the stage is yours. step two: choose la quinta. the only hotel where you can redeem loyalty po

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i'm joined by justin elliot investigative reporter for pro-publy a and seem seder, host of majority reportthis is a great list. normally you would haven't to go through a lot of effort to find this out. normally administrations tell you who they're hiring. >> right. the other thing that's different is trump is not nominating people for roles that require senate confirmation. he said the other day that he thinks a lot of these jobs like deputy secretary of x don't need to be hired and these people on the so-called beachhead teams in different federal agencies are the only representatives of the white house in these agencies so that's what this list represents. >> so you've got these folks like john purdue who wrote this pretty kooky book, i read it, the nexus between jihadis and latin american radicals. this guy is basically there in treasury we think as the white house's, like, eyes and ears. >> right. we're not sure what many of these people are doing. some of them seem to be like 23-year-old trump campaign staffers who ran the campaign in kentucky. some are real washington people. >> lob

as pro-publy a reported last month, jared kushner is keeping parts of his family's rell estate empireving the door open to further conflicts of interest. last week, senator elizabeth warren was one of three democratic lawmakers who wrote a letter asking for kushner to disclose conflicts of interest. i talk to the senator about that letter and other things. that conversation next. why pause a spontaneous moment? cialis for daily use treats ed and the urinary symptoms of bph. tell your doctor about your medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, or adempas® for pulmonary hypertension, as this may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do not drink alcohol in excess. to avoid long-term injury, get medical help right away for an erection lasting more than four hours. if you have a sudden decrease or loss of hearing or vision, or an allergic reaction, stop taking cialis and get medical help right away. ask your doctor about cialis. >> i sat down for a wide-ranging interview with massachusetts senator elizabeth warren

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what hasn't been snoknown publi to make the time they have with these witnesses the most productive. i thingtk this could take a whi. >>> joining me on set, former democratic senator from nebraska, bob carey, former governor of nebraska. in washington, d.c., host of the hugh hewitt show, one and only hugh hewitt. thanks to both of you for joining us. senator/governor kerry, let we start with you. we know the fbi is looking into this issue of russia, interference, if there's connections to the trump campaign. the house intelligence committee has its probes. all sorts of controversy over that right now. now you have the senate stepping in it today, stepping into this today. when you look at the announcement from the senate, do you think this is the one that's sort of official washington is going to get behind? >> no, this is is not what they should be doing. we got to worry about north korea, got to worry about isis, worry about international terrorism. they have to authorize close to $l 0 billi $80 billion of public money. >> you're saying too much russia? >> we need an indpechependen

>> chris, all 50 years that i've been a journalist, i've publi published my home address and my telephonenlike all those reporters you can't reach, i've always made myself available and i've gotten lots of things as a result september sent to me. this came in the mail to my home in rochester, new york, and at the moment that i learned of it, i was standing on the beach taking a picture with my iphone of mar-a-lago because i was down in palm beach doing research for my next book which is about donald trump. >> so no evidence -- no return address, no postmark -- where's the postmark on this one? >> westchester. >> was it postmarked? oh, locally. they brought it to you and postmarked you -- >> westchester. i'm in rochester. >> westchester, that's a big area to cover. >> yeah. >> what do you think about the -- what's a client copy? we're told it was marked client copy. stamped on it. >> well, the -- if you're doing a paper return, one goes to the government, there's a return that may go to the file or go to legal or fiduciary obligation. the client copy is the one that's given to the client.

there is a circular gallery for he publi and jefferson wan people to comeo this capital building and he said wherever the people are well informed they can be trusted with their own government. this chamber began in 1906 and continues functioning today. there is 1906 wooden dais with an elevated platform for the clerking staff and the lieutenant governor who presides over our senate. and our members of the senate have a four-year term and eligible for re-election. they represent upwards of 200,000 constituents per senator. and one of the interesting features which states back to 1619, it has always been by conscious design a part-time legislature. is chamber in terms of its visual takes you back to the 20th century. it is a valid place every single year when the lawmakers come to do the public business and i'm remembering that we had in this chamber lieutenant governor by the name of lawrence douglas wilder, who as lieutenant governor presided over the senate and ran for successfully the governorship of the commorn wealth of virginia. in the 1990's, outside on the grounds of capital

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during the month before president trump took office contrary to public assertions by publi trump officials. the article goes on to say that nine current or former officials who were in senior positions at multiple agencies at the time of the call spoke under the condition of anonymity to discuss intelligence matters. did you read this article? >> i apologize, sir. does not ring a bell. i have seen plenty of media reporting, but i will not comment on specifics. >> basically under the breadth of that article, when we hear that nine former or current officials had spoken to the press under the condition of anonymity and we heard director comey and the chairman speak of this as a potential crime, serious crime under the espionage act, assuming this article is accurate, who would have the position, would be in would be in to the position to request the unmasking of general flynn's identity? admiral rogers: we are talking about nsa reporting. >> with people like director comey me able to request that? admiral rogers: yes. >> and the attorney general and director clapper? those type of people are

. >> this amendment strikes the requirement that asbestos trust publy the very data that's necessary to detect fraud between the trust and state tort proceedings. mr. farenthold: in its place, this amendment calls for only a quarterly report with an aggregate list of demands received by the trust. the simple aggregation of information is worthless in allowing parties to make a meaningful inquiry into whether or not they're being defrauded. this amendment guts the bill and i urge opposition and reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman reserves. the gentlewoman from texas is recognized. ms. jackson lee: mr. chairman, could you give the amount of time? the chair: the gentlewoman has two minutes remaining. ms. jackson lee: well let me say whose side i want to stand on, hat is the side of mrs. bento, our the widow of our former colleague, who passed away from asbestos-induced cancer. the published information could mrs. ben scams and toe warned they could be more subject to predators. victims are crying out stop it and stop it now. i reserve my time. the chair: the gentlew

particularly have to attend thaa school.ho they can be attending any schooh in alexandria city public publi schools to walk into that schooo and get access to breakfast and hunch. there are also after school activities still continuing that day. we have staff.e staff we have enough after school activities and so those will be continuing as as usual. >> there will be bus students if i have student at one school anl i can't get to my school because it's closed, will there be -- how will you get some of those students who might not otherwise have breakfast or after care. c. how will they get there?? >> so we've made sure that thett six schools that are open are ii our areas where we have mosteos high needs and those students st can walk to those schools and access easily. six schools are open all over or the division, a student has a hs choice about where they go to to access those, n breakfast andfaa lunch service.ic >> okay. before we let you go, helen, i h want you to know, that this, story has just gotten so much mc response on all of our platforms here, and we actually have justj one face