robinson, that's ms. robinson, your central mission integrity."ct the this --and to look into do you plan to look into this issue? by the way, i was in my district on monday telling my constituents to enroll. ms. robinson: thank you for the question. i don't have that detail. rep. cummings: even if the money that has been written on the ads that never. is somehow recovered it is concerning that the trump administration would intensely sabotage that's intentionally sabotage it. we know that young and healthy people tend to wait until the last minute to enroll. if this is an indication of the future of trump care, we will need the ig's to remain vigilant in the oversight. as the primary oversight body of the house, i hope that we will do the same. we will continue to look over this again, health care. thanybody's scheduled more nine hours a week on a regular basis had health care. health care for themselves or they could buy health care for their family relatively inexpensively. when the requirements for the affordable care act were finally rolled o

plus, from his beginnings in motown, to receiving the prestigious gershwin award-- hitmaker smokey robinson sits down with jeffrey brown to talk about a lifetime of music. >> we were not just some artists who recorded for the same label. we were actually friends. we were like brothers and sisters. we hung out. we have what we call the motown family, and we've always had that. >> woodruff: all that and more, on tonight's pbs newshour. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: ♪ ♪ moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf, the engine that connects us. >> xq institute. >> the ford foundation. working with visionaries on the frontlines of social change worldwide. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions: and friends of the newshour. >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> woodruff: president trump now says that he may sign a brand new order on immigration, as early as monday or tuesday. but he also says he still figures to win the court battle over his

robinson times the dunk, throws it down. impressive. final round, robinson attempting to jump over paul george, a mascot and a cheerleader. no problem. robinson jumps over all three. paul george is 6'8". his head almost touching the rim. congratulations to the maryland softball team. they upset number one florida 4-2. uconn women got a real scare tonight but beat tulane, 63-60. kimberly: wow. robert: after winning 100 straight games. kimberly: fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house th 150 meg internet. which means that in the time it takes mr. wagner to pour a 20oz. cup of coffee, tommy can download 40 songs, and jan can upload 180 photos. 12 seconds. that's the power of fiber optics. get 150 meg internet with equal upload and download speeds, tv and phone for just $79.99 per month for the first year. cable can't offer internet speeds this fast at a price this good. chimney: a fall down a leaves a colorado man and his friends in jail for trespassing. the man was maki

in the home theater spotlight, cynthia robinson.>> closed captioning provided by -- [ male announcer ] for an itch or irritation, cortizone 10 gives you the strongest nonprescription itch medicine, plus seven healing moisturizers. now i'm itch-free. [ male announcer ] cortizone 10. feel the heal. right back. >>> your son is a remarkable young man. he has highly advanced cognitive skills. he has more in common with einstein ormos mozart than he d with us. i'd like to work with your son, help him develop skills he'll need. >> that's not going to happen theorld is not a friendly place and that's where he needs to learn to live. >> what was the most attractive part about playing this role for you when you saw this script? >> this very easily could have been just sort of a cookie cutter role, the person on the case. and i found, like there was a lot more to it than that. and that's definitely a testament to, you know, the screenplay. it's a really complex, dense script. >> christian wolfe. christian wolfe last year ran 75,543 through his

robinson or mr. dicken, did you do any analysis when you looked at the fraud, the waste, the immediate impact on health insurance premiums, never mind co-pays and deductibles, for privately sponsored health care programs and what the impact was in the first few years? >> we have not directly looked at changes in employer sponsored premiums. there are surveys that look at that by other organizations. but gao did not report on that. >> did hhs look at this issue? >> we have not looked that issue. our focus is really on hhs dollars and the expenditure of hhs funds. >> well, but as my constituency, whether they're money they paid for premiums, whether it's the employer paying for premiums, whether it's their tax dollars they participate federal government, it's all their money. so would it not make sense to look at waste as viewed in terms of the immediate and then long-term impact on health care costs in america by looking at what is suddenly the change in costs were? as i indicate from our company it w

this issue even as the supreme court said we acknowledge significant any quality, and as mister robinson referenced, it does matter for education and who should answer that question? the court acknowledged they were at play, did not want a federal takeover of the state funding system saying we won't upset the federal state balance. what has happened? 40 years later, there has been progress from school funding, school vetting is more up there than they were when the rodriguez litigation was brought. and there's a lot of funding that says we need to address how those kids get it and because of that we have no way to make sure states will move in the direction of providing more affordable funding. and at harvard law school, a book about the rodriguez case, what happened when you close the federal courthouse doors for funding litigation and what happened is the state court has not been an effective mechanism for making sure all kids get the resources they need to achieve so in my book we spent two thirds of the book, what can we do about that as a nation and multiple solutions are included t

tom robinson from 0xfam speaking to us tom robinson from 0xfam speaking to us earlier.w this story — and many others — are covered in tomorrow's front pages at 10:30 and 11:30pm this evening in the papers — our guests joining me tonight are broadcaster natalie haynes and the independent‘s political editor rob merrick. the us company kraft heinz has "amicably agreed" to withdraw its proposal for a merger with unilever, according to a joint statement issued by both companies. unilever owns many familiar brands, including household names such as marmite and persil. a little earlier i spoke with our business correspondent, joe lynam. he started by telling us about the reactions to kraft‘s bid on friday. that took a lot of people by surprise not least of all unilever. who promptly rebuffed the offer, by saying basically, it completely undervalues the company and the cultures were very different. i'd stand the bosses of both companies, both quite famous executives, spoke over the weekend, and that it was pate ntee over the weekend, and that it was patentee clear that if craft

. >>> "washington post" columnist eugene robinson. also "washington post" white house reporter david nakamura. and michael crowley. senior foreign affairs correspondent. coming into the camera at the perfect time. republican strategist ron nearing. thank you all for joining us. a tlot of ground to cover. i want to give folks again who if they missed this or are still processing it -- here is another taste of what donald trump had to say today. then we'll get some reaction. >> i want to find a friendly reporter. are you a friendly reporter? >> i am friendly. >> watch how friendly he is. he said he is going to ask a simple, easy question. it's not. it's not an easy question. sit down. quiet, quiet, quiet. that's what i call a nice question. that is very nice. who are you with? >> unf news. it's an independent. >> i'm going to start watching. thank you very much. >> are you going to include the congressional black caucus. >> do you want to set up the meeting. >> i know some of them. i am just a reporter. >> i'd love to meet with the cong

eugene robinson. up next, the parallels between president trump and president nixon.hen we come back, nixon's former white house counselor join us to talk about why the compartments aren't right. this is "hardball." >>> what did the president know and when did he know it? crest 3d whitestrips whiten... 25 times better than a leading whitening toothpaste i passed the tissue test. oh yeah. crest whitestrips are the way to whiten ♪ [dramatic ♪ ic begins] ready! charge! charge! (in chinese) charge! let your reign begin. evony, the mobile game. download now. >> that was of course senator howard baker's famous quote from the watergate hearings, which ultimately brought down president nixon. now with many questions looming, many are asking the same question of the white house. this is in the latest edition of the "new yorker" with the ghost of nixon telling donald trump, "it's time we had a little chat." "watergate is the biggest political scandal of my lifetime until maybe now. on a 10 scale of armageddon for our form of government, i would put the russia scandal around 5 o

glenn robinson iii, son of big dog. jumping over two and surprising the judge. derek jones jr., internet sensation for daily dunks. jumped over four people like evil dmooefl. and it's jones and robinson and oh, my it's over. son of big dog, his hid is in the rim. it's the slam dunk champion. >> i know i'm not letting go of that, of her right there. she's following me everywhere i go. it's mardi gras, going to have a good time. >>> sharks trying to increase lead in the pacific division. even though in last place, arizona not lost to the sharks this season, 3-0-1. san jose is trying to change that. brent burns, extra energy and rins for his 26th of the year. leads all defenseman. what a year he's having. haley to carlson, past two coyotes. carson to haley for the one timer. his first goal of the season. third, 3-1, power play. burns from way out. another two goal game. sharks win 4-1, host boston tomorrow. >>> more from the all-star game at 11:00 p.m. on abc7. at 11:00 p.m. on abc7. >>> next on abc7 news at 9:00, [crying] ahhhhhhhhhh! the price you see is the pric

jones and robinson in the finals and robinson the crown with this one. it's over. unbelievable.heck this out. over three people, head on the rim and throw it's down. unbelievable. >>> sharks increase lead in the pacific against the coyotes. arizona not lost to the sharks this year. prevented season sweep tonight. first of back-to-back for san jose. rips it through. still first period michael haley pushes ahead to karlsson, past two coyotes and fans happy. haley for the one timer. sharks up 3-0, first goal of the season. and face off on the power play. burns from way out. two goals for imagine if the things you bought every day earned you miles to get to the places you really want to go. with the united mileageplus explorer card, you'll get a free checked bag, 2 united club passes... priority boarding... and 50,000 bonus miles. everything you need for an unforgettable vacation. the united mileageplus explorer card. imagine where it will take you. >>> good evening i'm matt keller in for eric thomas. for the first time in more than a decade, anderson reservoir in santa clara county

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it can't go on. >> gene robinson, this is a big job that someone like mr. harward would normally want and take, we can tell that from his military trajectory. donald trump did convince a lot of people out there that what he did in business would translate, that you would get good people to take big jobs. here he was on the campaign trail on that point. >> these are the best people. and me. we've got the best people. we're going to deliver. we're going to deliver. we're going to get the best people in the world. >> gene robinson, we know that this was who he thought was the best person in the world for the job because he offered it to him. >> yeah, but he didn't want the job. and i think the reason is fairly obvious. he saw a situation, i believe, in which he wouldn't have the sort of authority and autonomy that he would need. he wouldn't be able to do the job to the best of his capabilities, he thought, i believe. and so admiral harward said no. i mean, if this is a fine-tuned machine, as president trump said today, i wonder what kind of machine it is. i su

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at the union there was james robinson, john marcel at city college. a group of us at new york university. what we did, we found each other. we kind of made our own group. i belonged to one. they each had a represent -- a name that represented our african heritage. we did not see ourselves as a caucus. we were needing to find ways to get more understanding of who we were. license use -- langston hughes, we had the best times in the whole world. mr. bond: those names your mentioning, james robinson and kenneth clark, they all go on to make a name for themselves in what you generally could call race work. did you feel your generation was destined to do this or this was your calling? we helped each other understand that we were in college. as tough as it was in the days of oppression we had a responsibility. exciting to be a part of a group where you had james robinson who went on to found crossroads africa, or kenneth clark who had a role in brown versus board of education, or john marcel it became the assistant at naacp. spent -- we worked every week. w

search warrants released by prosecutors today say troopers found jason robinson hiding in an unlockedper on the morning of december 31st. he was the man troopers say shot and killed weaver the night before when he was investigate a domestic dispute. investigators say robinson walked to the doorway and appeared to be carrying a gun and that after refusing to drought troopers opened fire killing him. police say they did recover a loaloaded 32 caliber handgun. >>> young teacher behind bars tonight accused of having sex with a student in delaware county. now police say nina scott started her relationship with 16-year-old at the village school for troubled girls in rose montgomery, and that the teacher had sex with the teen on school grounds and in her apartment. >> the only way i can describe what this teacher did is down right disgusting, and it just goes to show you that sometimes the vetting process has to be even more circumspect so we know exactly the type of people we have surrounding our children. >> right now we're in the process of reviewing the charges. reviewing the allegations

glenn robinson iii scored a 50 on his very first dunk and never looked back. robinson beat out derrick jones in the finals with that clinching dunk. >>> 14th ranked virginia taking on 10th ranked north carolina wahoos with no answer for justin jackson. he scored a game-high 20 points. tar heels jumped out to a 10-point lead. isaiah hicks had his very own slam dunk contest. and it might have been more exciting than the nba dunk contest. hicks will get at least eight for each of those dunks. virginia loses the game and drops their third straight, 65-41. >>> george mason down by 18 in the second half against rhode island. jal trail. 2 of his 22 points. patriots are back within three. sounds like a good time. jerry grayer, he ties the game at 54. this game came down to the final shot. mason down by three with less than 20 seconds to play. otis livingston ii, he's off. and rhode island wins 77-74. >> a great tribute to our guys, the way we fought back, made big shots, got stops. and i wanted to hear that, and i'm proud of them for that. but they've also got to know

robinson only 5-9 takes advantage. >> that's awesome. really great. >> he has a book out that talks about it's not about your height. it's about your heart and shows it right there. >> that's exactly right >> very nice. thank you, jeff. >>> exclusive accu-weather forecast up next on action news. for millions of baby boomers there's a serious virus out there that's been almost forgotten. it's hepatitis c. one in 30 boomers has hep c, yet most don't even know it. because it can hide in your body for years without symptoms, and it's not tested for in routine blood work. the cdc recommends all baby boomers get tested. if you have hep c, it can be cured. for us it's time to get tested. ask your healthcare provider for the simple blood test. it's the only way to know for sure. you feel every mountain we've ever conquered. in our sports cars, you feel every podium we've ever climbed. and now, they've come together to create something you've never felt before. introducing the glc coupe. part suv. part sports car. all mercedes-benz. >>> accu-weat

. >> sharon robinson the daughter of hall of famer and sports icon jackie robinson will stop by the training'll talk about a training and essay contest that kids are taking in. the bilingual contest allows kids to talk about their own lives. >>> all next on nbc10 news, we are marking black history month. >> this morning, we're celebrating with a look at the arts and how a mural program is inspiring young people in philadelphia. >>> and we continue to follow breaking news at the vaughn correctional center in smyrna, delaware. right now, inmates are holding two workers hostage there. it all started yesterday morning at 10:30 as we get a live look at the scene. we'll have an update on overnight developments on air and the nbc so app. dear fellow citizen, i know what it's like to worry about student loan debt. i graduated into it. it was keeping me from doing the things i love, like traveling to see my nephews. but i knew there had to be a way to manage it. citizens bank education refinance loan. call... or visit citizensbank.com/refi to find out how much you could save in less than two minutes.

joseph robinson saved my life. over the years we have become good friends, and we belong to the same fraternity, attended each other's wedding, and we partied together, and he lets now, and he's still my doctor. what did you think when they rolled me in? >> when you first came in, you had what we call an st segment elevation m.i. and it's very critical. >> reporter: the greater southeast hospital, a drug had opened up the clogged artery, and it was robinson's decision to have me flown to the washington center heart unit that kept me alive. >> we never put a stint in you because you had a soft plaque, and times have changed dramatically now. the artery you had blocked was right here, and that area of your heart was not moving at all. if a person looked at this heart now, there's no major heart attack now, but this is a testment to you -- >> behind halfway, feeling great. >> reporter: you didn't stop me, but i know you were not excited about me running a >> many times you have to look at the patient, and you did some

sharon robinson daughter of jackie robinson made her first very first visit to the phillies youth academyoday. she runs program to encourage students to write about how they have overcome obstacles and that includes an essay contest. the winner of which goes to the 2017 all star game and world series. you see it, you shoot it. our fresco users are helping to show what's going on around you. what do you have iain. >> they turn back the clock in old city to serve up a little taste of nostalgia. throw back thursday franklin fountain celebrate campbell's serving up beef steak tomato soup. the way it was back in 1915. free samples given out for two hours the creators say it was the perfect balance of sweet and tart flares making the soup just as good as it was 100 years ago. in center city the health care defenders coalition met with one shared goal to protect the affordable care act. medicare, medicaid and hip chip tonight experts were on hand to help people voice their concerns in letters and those letters will be sent to politicians as well as the media. remember when you see news happening

dissentedice robinson and was joined by stevens, scalia, and kennedy. that is a lineup the public does not often hear about but it is the sort of thing that happens quietly day in and day out and courts throughout our country. as you know, the legal cynic overlooks the vast majority in our courts in which all judges agree. the intense focus on a few cases where we disagree severs from a serious selection problem. over 90% of the decisions issued by my core dark unanimous and typicalplit -- pretty and appellate courts. 40% are unanimous in appellate those, to, even though faced tough charges and nine, not three have to agree in every single dispute. the supreme court rate of dissent has been relatively stable for 97 euros. you do not hear that. despite the fact that back in 1945, 8 of the nine judges had been appointed by a single president and today's sitting judges were appointed by five different presidents. announcer: judge neil gorsuch was born in denver and is 49-years-old. he is a 1991 graduate of harvard law school. he clerked for justices white

. >> and nate robinson using his small stature to his advantage.he former dunk champion dribbles through the legs of 7'3" defender there on his way to the basket. i have never seen that one before. >>> and finally, baseball is back with mlb spring training in full swing. teams are looking for any way to gain the edge before opening day. and the boston red sox are paying close attention to an off-the-field habit that might affect a player's game. sleep. according to "the boston globe," players spent the week testing out mattresses and sleep gear to prepare for the renovation of the sleep rooms at fenway park. originally a small space with two bunk beds. the new room aims to ensure players get enough rest for peak performance on the field, guys. >> i think they should incorporate that here at minneapolis. >> that's right, we need a sleep room. >> i hope kate robinson comes back. i love watching him on the knicks. it's amazing how he keeps up when he's shorter than the rest of the guys. he's amazing. >>> tom perez becomes dnc chair in a narrow victory

tom robinson heads 0xfam‘s emergency team in iraq.e to him earlier from irbil in northern iraq. it's it‘s obviously very desperate for the civilians who are fleeing mosul at the moment. it is very serious step the iraqi forces have taken. civilians have been living in very impoverished conditions within mosul for the past two and a half years. supplies are hugely expensive. access to basic services are hard to come by. when civilians flee they are fleeing across a battle line and risking injury from war related incidents as well. when they arrive in ourareas it incidents as well. when they arrive in our areas it is a pretty desperate state. are there some other established communities to the south of mosul and is it to these areas the refugees from mosul itself areas the refugees from mosul itself are fleeing? absolutely. we have un agencies and the government have set up agencies and the government have set upa number of agencies and the government have set up a number of camps within the area to the south. communities are also able

robinson. you get to go first you have five minutes, give or take a few seconds and then we'll go to the next. >> good afternoon chairman jordan, rankin member and other distinguished members of the subcommittee. thank you for the opportunity to discuss our work overseeing the federal and state health insurance marketplaces established under the affordable care act. we are committed to combating fraud, waste, and abuse and -- our work looks retrospectively to determine whether programs have worked as they should and prospectively to identify weaknesses to avoid and best practices to replicate in the future. to oversee the marketplaces we examined core program integrity questions. our taxpayer followed exploded correctly for their intended uses? are the the right people getting the right benefits? is that apartment managing and administering the programs effectively and efficiently? we identified three types of vulnerability. one, the need for tighter payment controls to prevent wasteful spendin

i would like to see that one more time if we have time and it will be nate robinson right between the leg. >> i don't think i have ever seen it. >> he would need to make it visible. >> if only he would make a shot it would be the play of the lifetime. but he is a great guy and nate robinson will be here with the warriors for a couple of times, innovative. >> yes. >> he is five-foot eight. >> look at durant with the shoe. >> you know, he makes it look so easy. that is just so hard what he did, putting the shoe on, making that play. >> that's a shoe in tonight. [ laughter ] >> is that bad? >> yeah, yeah. >> but that's the thing about it, he would have the presence of mind continue on with the play. a lot of people just needed to call time out or justifying ewed, you know what i'm out of it on this. they didn't break stride. >> marx thank you. >> go warriors. >> thanks for joining us tonight. up next modern family. >> see you later. >> good night. jack: most other combos come with a wimpy, kid-sized burger. jack: at my place, you get the double jack combo with one jack: of the biggest bu

over the weekend nate robinson who stands 5-foot nine did just.robinson who plays for delaware 87ers which is the affiliate of the sixers, appeared to get trapped by two players, do you see right there robinson did what no other man could on the floor, he went between the legs of the other players. he managed to get there. >> what. >> that is amazing. >> i loved that. >> it is like a harlem globetrotters move. >> or and one tapes that used to come out and everybody used to rave about. >> do you see the short guys. >> don't judge people by their size. >> you would be a good player. >> yeah. >> lets check bill cosby this morning. steve keeley on that one out of norristown. >> temporary no parking signs are up and barricades meaning no park nothing front of the norristown montgomery county courthouse. that means one thing bill cosby is coming back here. prodders, shuckersers, and sniffers, [ inhales ] all giant produce is triple checked. farm, crate, and store. we're focusing on fresh... ...so you don't have to guess. my giant. there goes my sensitiv

robinson is charged with murder.ectives say it all started with an argue the. >>> collingdale police officers are on the scene of a stabbing. in the 500 block of mcdade boulevard at 2:30 this afternoon. us aer arrived and found a person with stab wounds. police was rushed to the hospital. they haven't commented on if they have suspects in custody yet. >> chopper 6 is over the gun hundred block of strahle street just after 7:30 this morning. authorities say a man broke not the 49-year-old woman's apartment and pistol-whipped her. nothing was taken from the home. the man was later arrested. the victim was treated for cuts and nazareth hospital still not clear if she knew her attacker. >>> from our delaware newsroom tonight, police say an uber driver picked up customers, dropped them off, then went back to steal from their homes. 26-year-old saddam awadallah is accused of pulling off these crimes in the bethany beach and fenwick island areas. police say he stole credit carts, computers, watches, cell phones and more. al

coach stephen robinson takes temporary charge hamilton takes temporary charge also got a wind, the bottoi got a wind, the bottom club today. andy murray had five weeks off after his early exit at the australian open injanuary. partly due to a bout of shingles. there wasn't too much rustiness in his first match back. he's playing at the dubai open and swept aside the world number 51 malekjaziri in the first round the world number one had a slight wobble against the tunisian, dropping his serve in the first but still won it 6—4 and he romped through the second 6—1. next up is the spaniard guillermo garcia—lopez who actually beat murray in their last meeting five years ago. eddiejones has named his training squad england's next match in the six nations. the calcutta cup against scotland a week on saturday. jonathan joseph is back after being dropped for that controversial match against italy at the weekend. the bath centre given a chance to feature at twickenham. henry slade has been omitted from the 27 man squad. several players are being released back to their clubs to play this weekend in

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. >> i'm gerard robinson a resident fellow at the american enterprise institute and involved in the trump transition. >> ashley bell behind you and some others. >> ashley. >> good to be with you. i would help run the african-american outreach for your campaign. i'm willing to help you out at the state department. >> thank you very much. >> i'm tucker davis. i ran your campaign in west virginia. working for you. >> we did well in west virginia. >> coal miners love you. >> we love them, too. we'll put them back to work. >> i helped launch the video series every week, the midweek message that reached out to millenials and college students and helped launch the college republican caucus. howard university. >> i heard that. good job. great job. >> monica alexander, public liaison for -- [inaudible] >> mr. president. rod smith with the domestic policy council and i'll be focusing on urban affairs and revitalization. >> fantastic. >> a howard graduate. >> thank you.

they played the last half an hour with ten men after paul robinson was sent off. them sweat. nouha dicko pulling a goal back... but birmingham held on for the victory. rugby union's 6 nations championship continues this weekend with the third round of matches... but the women's tournament is slightly ahead and scotland have won their first six nations match for six years....they‘ve beaten wales by 15 points to 14. it's the first time in 30 meetings that they've beaten the welsh. they did it the hard way, coming back from 14—0 down. sarah law with the vital penalty to push them over the line at broadwood stadium... domestically, there was one game in the premiership tonight and it was a big win for leicester who are closing in on the top 4 after beating harlequins 27—18 away. after taking an early lead it was quins who led at half time but leicester came back, freddie burns scoring more than half their points, with their third and final try as well as kicking ten points. leicester a re now level with 4th placed bath, only behind on points difference. in the pro 12,

eugene robinson, the guyton left has a pulitzer prize for "the washington post" as a columnist.nly because the guyton right hasn't written a column for "the washington post" is he without pulitzer. steve schmid is a veteran republican strategist who worked on mccain's '08 presidential campaign along with eugene robinson, you know them both. you remember them from the campaign season. all right, steve, i'll begin with you. you've been both sad and eloquent on this subject. what have we learned a month in? >> well, this is an administration like no other, democrat or republican that has preceded it. the chaos of the administration is just unprecedented in the modern history of the presidency. and let's just go through the bill here. he began with the withdrawal by the united states from the transpacific partnership. geopolitically, it will be a hinge moment where asian country, malaysia, indonesia, the philippines pivot towards china, away from the united states. he is instigated a crisis in relations with mexico, our neighbor to the south. a $500 billion annual trading partner fo

will robinson, 17 years old, a junior at loudoun valley high school. >> he was the guy that was first thing in the morning to cheer them up. he was the guy that so many people went to with their problems. >> reporter: nobody knew but we beneath that big smile was a world of pain in the form of depression. in january of last year will robinson took his own life. >> we didn't realize what was going on with him until he was way down the path. we're losing a lot of young people and we just got to have better solutions. >> reporter: this show, part of that solution. it's called a will to survive. many here knew will but all want to share the message that no one has to feel alone. >> it normalizes mental illness. >> it actually has proven to be very, very healing for me to be with these young people, many of them struggling with these same issuha >> reporter: abby doll says she's still healing too. she and will used to date. >> i know personally that will would have loved what we're doing. i always feel him there either sitting in the audience or hanging out with us on stage. he's in the sh

tom robinson heads 0xfam's emergency team in iraq.ng area where thousands of families are fleeing to and joins me from irbil in northern iraq. what conditions like in mosul?m what conditions like in mosul? it is a very significant step of the iraqi forces have ta ken a very significant step of the iraqi forces have taken and civilians have been living in very impoverished conditions within mosul for the past two and a half years. supplies are generally... access to basic services is hard to come by. when civilians flee, they are fleeing across a battle line and risking injury from war related incidents. when they arrive in oxford, it is a pretty desperate state. other established communities to the south of mosul and is it to these areas that the refugees from mosul itself are fleeing? we have un agencies trying to get two camps within the south and communities are able to ta ke refuge south and communities are able to take refuge in host community areas and villages to the south of mosul. there are options for people but it isa there

lo quisieron arruinar algunos jugadores, comenzÓ a hablar basuras y despuÉs fue robinson quiso desconcentrarciÓn lo apoyó al mÁximo. presentador: gracias william. llega andrÉs manuel lÓpez y la comunidad inmigrante, vamos a tener los detalles de la gira que realiza en el estado dorado a continuaciÓn. presentador: uno de los polÍticos estÁ en los ángeles. nos explica que vino a ofrecerla lo mexicanos en este lado de la frontera. >> sÍ, estamos aquí en los Ángeles para apoyar a los inmigrantes. reportero: ha sido grata y alentadora para muchos que asistieron para escucharlo y ocasionarlo. >> sobre todo con los ataques de estados unidos. >> significa para nosotros los mexicanos, nuestra esperanza que tenemos para que el paÍs camine correctamente. >> tiene una meta y un propÓsito. hacer valer los derechos humanos. que viven y trabajan en este paÍs es fundamental, ante la nueva administraciÓn de la casa blancay eso muchos de sus seguidores lo saben. >> la Única respuesta para un mejoramiento de el paÍs. reportero: ha mostrado ideas, en torno a lo que significa para el la inmigraciÓn y el muro fro

despuÉs fue robinson el que comprÓ la idease respondió anotando 34 puntos y terminaron con la victoriato que se estarÁ jugando el partido, terrible lo de la misiÓn final veremos como le va al equipo catalÁn en este partido que llega bastante afinado, un cavani anotando goles. le ponemos final a contacto deportivo extra, tenemos tiempo para seguir. tuvieron conferencia de prensa, estuvo a la deriva por todo el resto de la campaÑa reciÉn terminada. hablamos de quiÉn llega con muchas ideas complejo lo que dice que ha podido corregir los errores, siendo coordinador ofensivo, donde eminem percibe que tuvo decisiones muy malas. terminaron con 17 jugadas. 12 de ellas juegos aÉreos. si cumplen con eso yo creo que van por un buen camino y ojalÁ que les pueda ir muy bien. en nombre de todo un equipo, detrÁs de cámaras, se quedan con el noticiero de univisiÓn. presentadora: domingo 12 de febrero y estas son las principales noticias, defiende la hora de redadas, nos estÁ diciendo que es una ola de campaÑa. un dÍa sin latinos inmigrantes y refugiados para marchar y evidenciar. las nuevas planillas

robinson tercero de indiana esel nuevo monarca...momento de despedirnos...pero ya que estamos hablandode que pas enl juego de las estrellas s vamos a despedir con imgenes de los pequeÑos estrellas.... ad lib para que disfrute >> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >> es domingo llegamos a los titulares, quÉ carita piojo, miguel layÚn en exclusiva desde portugal, danny alves barre o vuela con todo eso ya llegamos titulares y mÁs coors light. >> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >> saludos ¿cÓmo estÁn?. >> somos los que estamos. >> y estamos los que somos. >> aquÍ en este domingo terminando la semana cÓmo le va?. >> muy bien a quiÉn no le f

. >> craig robinson who plays your husband. kendrick is in it?t drew you to this project? >> yes. everybody was very -- i was really excited. >> not giving anything away. in the movie your characters are married. you and craig are married for like 20 years. >> yeah. >> it's not all beautiful harmony. you have some issues. >> we ber very much. >> somehow he managed to make it funny. marital strife is not usually that hilarious. but you manage to pull it off. >> i think it's pretty funny in real life. people's pain. >> okay. >> marriage on the brink. >> that was an unexpected response. i was going to say you have been married 20 years. >> over 20 years. >> you have all the secrets. >> over 20 years. >> did you draw on any of that for the role? >> yes. >> i presume since you're still married at 20 years you're a happy couple. >> we are. we're fine. we're doing great. it's definitely relatable because you could see how it would be easy that, you know, you are a little angry. and then you snip at each other, and you don't address it. then it's just a

. >>> we're back with the "hardball" round table, michael steele, susan page and eugene robinson.are the stakes in terms of our constitution, our country which way this goes in the courts? >> i think it's pretty big. i know administration wants resolution obviously in its favor but it wants a definitive answer so it can then project out into other things. >> is it win-win for them if they blame it on the courts? >> it's a win-win because it will get to the supreme court one way or the other. >> and they'll blame it on the judges if they don't get their way. >> it will take time, though. we have court cases going in multiple states. this will be an issue that won't get settled tonight or tomorrow morning. >> what happens if it goes against the administration, what will it say about our future and their future. >> i think it says trump overreached and they paid the price for the kind of messy rollout failure to consult that marked this -- >> does it hurt steve bannon and help reince priebus? >> that's up to the president. i think the president probably thinks it reflects on the cour