people in real places that suddenly are being left out of this presidential set of opportunities. >> rheae white house spokesman, sean spicer, a moment ago said the president doesn't believe it is a binary choice, there, clean air, clean water, environmental protections but also coal mining jobs. >> i certainly don't think it is a binary choice as is evidenced by the fact that there are these 3 million jobs that are clean energy jobs out there right now with the environmental protections that we all enjoy as americans. i think the challenges that the administration is explicitly trying to roll back these standards that we have. and, look, it goes well beyond the climate legacy of the obama administration. it goes well beyond any particular rule or regulation. they are attacking the very fundamental principle and responsibility that government has in safeguarding its citizens. that is really what's on the chopping block right now. >> what we see is a democratic administration generally will put more environmental protections in place, and a republican administration will come in and they'l

and over 7,500 cases of this accuse watery die rhea.as down and saw where the wards were full of children very ill, very weakened, because this leads to loss of fluid. is means unicef and all the other people, we have to take a really combined approach. it is not just about feeding people. it is about giving them medical care and providing clean water and looking after the kids who are separated from their parents and also making sure schools can remain open and kids can get an education. >> we certainly hope that unicef somalia that your agency does get the support it needs to get in there and help these people. we thank you for your time, suzanna price, for us. thanks. >> chinese lawmakers are gathering in beijing for the opening of the country's annual national people's congress. the meeting comes as china forecasts it's lowest economic growth in decades. china's premier says it only aims to expand the economy by around 6.5%. for more, i am joined by beijing by cnn money emerging markets editor. a grand ceremony to open the congress

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so washington, xanld rhea. prince george's as well, montgomery, frederick the counties, the heavy hitters. five to ten inches. maybe even a little more. here's the commute outlook. into tuesday, not good. >> thanks for joining us. we'll see you at 11:00. had . >>> on this saturday night, white house intruder. the suspect now in custody after scaling the fence while the president was there. just the latest breach of white house security. winter blast. ten days before spring, snow in the midwest and south followed by what could be the biggest storm of the season in the northeast. >>> house of horrors. eight women held captive in a georgia mansion until one of them managed to call the police. suspect charged with human trafficking. >>> seniors and pot. the unlikely substance in pill form helping the elderly reduce pain and their use of addictive opioid drugs. >>> and baby steps. as you've never seen them. the hot new dance for new moms, dads and their babies. th

emmy winner rhea perlman. >> i did not blew my hat to my head.unk. the fibers fused to my hair. ow! >> together since 1971, they have three grown children and were until recently considered one of the most stable couples in hollywood. everybody says, oh, are danny and rhae perlman still together? i read that you're getting a divorce and so -- >> we're not getting a divorce. but we separated. yeah. >> she was here for the opening? >> absolutely. we're really close. we've been friend for 40-something years. >> where does -- i mean, for people who love both of you -- >> we love each other. >> at some stage in his life and career what danny devito doesn't want to do is slow down or play it safe. >> where's the robes? >> no clearer evidence of that is his role at frank reynolds in the bizarre black comedy "it's always sunny in philadelphia." >> these guys put me in like situations, themselves, too, it's like -- it's like "i lovely key" on acid. it's really far out. >> example, his infamous couch scene. >> sew me into the couch! >> which went viral on

mayor kenney provided at cyst for a shot by harlem globetrotter, rhea swish young , nailing that shotrom four stories up. yes, first time, a trick shot, i believe, first time, a trick shot has been pulled off like that at city hall. >> isn't that awesome. >> you just interviewed her. >> i did, yes, globetrotters the other day. >> hometown hero, proud. >> love it. >> thanks, pat. >>> well, coming up next of "eyewitness news" we are live at new york stock exchange which is opening today after another record setting high. >>> plus, it business to get easier for internet providers to sell your personal information without your permission. >>> plus hear from president george w. bush about his new book a collection of portraits he has painted of americas veterans, katie. >>> jim, ever closer to the upcoming weekend. even though we had crazy weather this week so far i think weekend is looking pretty good. granted, it may be breezy on saturday and chilly as winter makes its return but not as harsh on sunday and at this point we are still expecting sunshine for both days, we will be right back

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. >> reporter: at first, rhea buckner didn't think much of her stomach cramps. >> i sort of assumed that just part of getting older. i had just turned 30, and i have to be careful with spicy foods now. >> reporter: but it turned out to be something far more serious-- colon cancer. you're 30 years old. you find out you have colon cancer, and it spread to your ovary, your liver, lymph nodes. what are you thinking? >> i didn't even think that young people could get colon cancer. i really thought that it was, like, an old person's disease or, like, an old man's disease. >> reporter: today's study shows a disturbing trend among millennials and gen x'ers, with colon cancer rates since the mid-1980s increasing 1% to 2.4% a year but declining for those over 55, likely because colonoscopy in that group removes benigh polyps before they can turn cancerous. current guidelines suggest starting routine screening at age 50. after chemo and multiple surgeries, buckner, now 34, has had no evidence of cancer for three years. dr. daniel labow is her surgeon at mount sinai hospital in new york city. why wo

. >> reporter: at first, rhea buckner didn't think much of her stomach cramps. >> i sort of assumed that just part of getting older. i had just turned 30, and i have to be careful with spicy foods now. >> reporter: but it turned out to be something far more serious-- colon cancer. you're 30 years old. you find out you have colon cancer, and it spread to your ovary, your liver, lymph nodes. what are you thinking? >> i didn't even think that young people could get colon cancer. i really thought that it was, like, an old person's disease or, like, an old man's disease. >> reporter: today's study shows a disturbing trend among millennials and gen x'ers, with colon cancer rates since the mid-1980s increasing 1% to 2.4% a year but declining for those over 55, likely because colonoscopy in that group removes benign polyps before they can turn cancerous. current guidelines suggest starting routine screening at age 50. after chemo and multiple surgeries, buckner, now 34, has had no evidence of cancer for three years. dr. daniel labow is her surgeon at mount sinai hospital in new york city. why wo

what's next for you, rhea? i hear you're traveling?-- then i want to go to iceland. i want to -- i've been on a lot of trips this year. actually, ava is a traveler, too. >> you can go together since you're a match made in heaven. >> season two, "me and my grandma" goes to iceland. >> that could be a hit. >> i want to tell you the show is airing today. six episodes, you can binge on it. >> best part. >> youtube read. one more free and a month's free trial if you subscribe. you probably will want to keep your subscription. >> look at you knowing all about youtube. >> an expert. >> stick around. she showed us this game on the table i want to learn during the commercial. >>> up next, grab a beer. we'll put it to good use in your yard. you won't believe what it does if you put beer in your yard. that's coming up next. i noticed it as soon as we moved into the new house. ♪ a lot of people have vertical blinds. well, if a lot of people jumped off a bridge, would you? you hungry? i'm okay right -- i'm... i'm becoming my, uh, mother. it's been

. >>> cease rhea, the ancient roman capital of judea, source of the pilate stone, the unique evidencetius pilate was real and that locates him in judea at the time of the trial of jesus. >> this stone tells us a lot about the nature of pilate. he was an ambitious guy. he wanted to make good with the emperor, and so he made a large building, and he put this inscription to tiberius. pontius pilate, the prefect of j judea. this is done in honor of another man, in honor of the roman emperor. make no mistake, pilate's loyalty was completely to rome. he's not a king. he's not an emperor. this is the best he can do, but what he did gave us the name of pilate in stone. >> in the bible, pilate plays a crucial role in the final act of jesus' life. >> where are you from? >> the new testament suggests that pilate tended to be a little weak and vacillating at times, but i don't think that's the kind of person he was in reality. >> you must speak to me. >> i think he was a much harsher brutal, as a matter of fact military man who just got on with the job. >> i have the authority to set you free. i

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prosecutors say that rhea moore agreed that evidence, set to be presented, in her jury trial next monthugh to quick her. amore now awaits sentencing and faces 27 years behind bars >>> well, spend being the night on the streets is probably not your idea of a good night sleep but if you are homeless, it is a way of life. overnight 150 people slept in cardboard boxes and sleeping bags as part of the covenant house pennsylvania sleep out young professionals addition. the fundraiser will help pay for food, shelter and other services for runaways, home less and youth. >> many of them have been pushed out wye their families, they have runaway because they are fearful of abuse, neglect, and they have got no where else to be other than the street and until they get to our doors. >> covenant house pennsylvania says that the sleep out has raised $135,000, and similar sleep outs are happening right now in 10 other cities. >>> some of the areas finest chefs cooked up an evening to benefit philadelphia's immigration community. the garces foundation were at loews hotel in center city. chefs feature cu

today an rhea mitchell spoke to the man who once promoted ambassador kislyak to be his deputy beforeputin came to power. former russian minister andre kozyrev explained what he thinks happened after the ambassador left jeff sessions office in september. >> the first plan he would report that sessions didn't tell him to stop the hacking. to stop the interference into american domestic policies. that's the message which kislyak, being professional, would mention the first in his cable, that in the arms service committee i was not even -- not even reproached for that matter not to say putin warning that you don't do these things, that america will retaliate with the full force. >> what would vladimir putin sitting in the kremlin think when he get this is report back from his ambassador, they didn't even mention it. >> that's the message, that i can get away from that or maybe even have a sympathy on that side. >> joining us now, evan mcmullin, former cia operative and former independent presidential candidate, currently the co-founder of stand up republican. also back with us, adrian ka

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i'm wondering what's your position for changeing the mens rhea standard for executives who in fact act recklessly even though we might not be able to prove they act knowingly. >> if that is where the law is, i will vigorously enforce the law. >> you do understand the sec in the past as weighed in on this and that has done a number of speeches and discussions about how do you intersect a criminal deterrent. interject a criminal deterrent. those of us who have been prosecutors understand the best deterrence in america white collar crime. way too often you can hide behind the knowing. it's hard to prove someone actually knew. it isn't hard to prove someone actually should have known or acted recklessly moving forward. i think we could apply that criminal standard. we'd like you guys to be thought leaders on this. >> i am happy to engage on that topic with my fellow commissioner commissioners. i also want to tell you, i agree with you. i think individual prosecution, particularly in the white collar area has a significant effect on behavior. >> the difficulty we have is achieveing the leve

>> i saw rhea last night. she came to the screening. that was awesome. i dream of having a reunion.r: from a basketball hustler in "white men can't jump." to an eccentric mentor in "the hunger games" series. there's no role that woody can't c conquer. >> if you get the first time to direct, why make it so hard? >> reporter: one camera and one take. in his directorial debut, he broadcast his film, "lost in london," live to cinema screens across america and the u.k. >> that idea has cost me endless amounts of stress and lack of sleep. i love how it turned out. 24 hours before, i was certain absolute disaster. >> reporter: how were you feeling? >> i was psyched. >> isn't he awesome? just want to listen to him talk. "wilson" opens in theaters tomorrow. >>> are you doing weather? >> i was going to wait for you to toss to weather now. >> it's time for the weather. >> we are looking at a chance of storms today. right through the middle of the country. as we go into friday and into saturday and sunday, the storms will continue to move eastward. we'll see large hail, damaging winds and can't

one of our team on capitol hill, c span's pedro etch va rhea covering -- etch ve rhea is covering -- echeverria is covering the debate. >> could you tell me where this ill is with republicans? >> it's in our favor. there's a lot of nrning, a lot of tension. it's important for the american people that we get this done. >> when you say the momentum is in your favor, does that mean people among the house freedom caucus are changing their minds and what proof do you have of that? >> it's not all about one particular group. we have folks around the country, different regions have different concerns on medicaid apportionment. mr. russell: that was a big issue in negotiations last -- >> that was a big issue in negotiations last night. they have a big propensity to say no. it takes an unsatisfactory answer to get them to come off of no. we're never going to appease certain groups. but as a group of republicans it's looking very, very positive. >> as far as some of those concerns, we have heard some legislators thetch morning talk about the possibility of premiums going up amongst insurance i