let's take a look back at jennifer's rocky road to love. ♪ >> at the end of the day, it's just jennifer about who you are, and what that person sees in you is and to me, he's just sean. >> you also said that ben was your first heartbreak. your first real heartbreak. >> it was my first kind of heartbreak. >> really? >> yeah. i was an adult. we were about to get married. it didn't work out, and it was just a bad heartbreak. ♪ >> any lack of row ma-- row man schism or passion. >> what have people said about you dating younger men? >> i'm not one to really follow rules or, you know, stay within a box. >> j-lo's ex files include an actor, rapper and a backup dancer, but j-lo's first marriage was back in 1997. ♪ live it up >> comparing the rings from all three engagements, it's clear j-lo has a type. she likes the emerald cut, but how does a-rod's bling rank? mark antony's cost about $4 million, and the ring she got from ben was a rare pink diamond estimated at $2.5 million. and as for how j-lo feels about her two most famous exes -- >> yes. >> you look in the ocean. you see ben affleck and y

speech must always trump the matter because it is so important that we should not go down that rocky road of starting to restrict people's freedoms. felix and keith does raise a valid point doesn't he of degrees and of what's deliberately provocative an inflammatory of course university is a place where people again come from all sorts of backgrounds all sorts of walks of life here did you not think when you were posting that comment on facebook that it could upset and offend other people at university and is the universe not right for being concerned for the welfare and for the wellbeing of people that could perhaps feel marginalised and offended and hurt what could be perceived to be quote a inflammatory comment. well the thing is actually if you look at the debate our direct christiane and i believed at the time that these people were genuinely wanted to know. they'd be bleak out stance on same sex marriage so i did exactly what you know the one i actually provided answers to what they wanted to know provided try reading and. you know i just provided you know i didn't make anything i j

why not have nutella, rocky road, we have blue berry. we're not just limiting it to just the classic with salted egg and cheese. >> we try to cook food that you don't normally find from filipino food vendors, like the lichon, for example. it's something that it took years to come up with, to perfect, to get the skin just right, the flavor, and it's one of our most popular dishes, and people love it. this, it's kind of me trying to chase a dream that i had for a long time. when i got tired of the corporate world, i decided that i wanted to give it a try and see if people would actually like our food. i think it's a wonderful opportunity for the filipino culture to shine. everybody keeps saying filipino food is the next big thing. i think it's already big, and to have all of us here together, it's just -- it just blows my mind sometimes that there's so many of us bringing -- bringing filipino food to the city finally. >> i'm alex, the owner of the lumpia company. the food that i create is basically the filipino-american experience. i wasn'

it's like costello is saying, "i've written a parody of the weird al song, 'i love rocky road.'t's called 'i love rock and roll.' ( laughter ) it's tongue-in-cheek." ( cheers and applause ) thank you. weird al fans. big weird al fans here tonight. costello said he was simply trying to offer comfort to "a client whose state of mind was highly disturbed and had suggested to us that he was suicidal." how could you tell? whenever i see him, i want to add a hotline number underneath. stay strong, mike. and cohen wasn't the only one giving secret testimony. congress also heard from former acting attorney general and lex luthor pretending to be clark kent, matt whitaker. ( cheers and applause ) delayed reaction. whitaker gave closed door testimony to the house judiciary committee, and as soon as the door opened, we learned everything he said from committee chair and fun grandpa who teaches you naughty limericks, jerry nadler. last month, it was reported that trump asked whitaker to put an ally in charge of the cohen investigation. rumor has it trump wanted to appoint his closest ally:

>> i think it's got a rocky road ahead.ropriately, it can be passed. the tariffs on steel, for example, that hurts car manufacturers. that makes their product less competitive. you have probably heard from the beer manufacturers, they have taken a big hit because the cans that they use, use aluminum which are affected by tariffs. so i hope the president can respond to that and have a plan forward. liz: i'm glad you just brought up aluminum and canadians and mexicans who feel that they would rather hold out right now because those tariffs on steel and aluminum are still in place, and that has been having a meaningful sort of ding, powerful action on what they're trying to do. they say they will only ratify the usmca if president trump ends those aluminum and steel tariffs. do you think those have a shortened shelf life now? >> well, they are certainly hearing that from both canada and mexico, as you mentioned, but also from members of the house of representatives and the senate. senator grassley has said move those tariffs b

so no matter what happens in the weeks to come, i think it is fair to say it will be a rocky road there. shery: plenty to look forward to this week. katie, think you so much for that. still ahead, aragon claims victory in istanbul as the opposition looks to take the capital. we will have the latest on the turkish election. haidi: and looking ahead to this week's big data points. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: this is daybreak asia. china's official factory output unexpectedly grew in march after three months of decline. 50.5.as 1.3 points to that was the biggest increase since 2012. another sign of stabilization as stimulus entities to play out, let's take a look at all of that less the other major data points we are expecting. scotia bank's head of economic joins us now. great to have you. we should be past the early part of the year with distortion through the new -- lunar new year. does this give you a sense of hope we are starting to see politics -- and we are over the bottom when it comes to china slowdown? think we will definitely see a pick up in the private sector pmi this week giv

back in the foothills of the rockies, gillian is focused on the road ahead.at satisfies all seems a distant destination and then weigh well be many more mountains that to climb. the four—time olympic champion simone biles says her she'll retire from gymnastics after the tokyo games in 2020. the american, who has won a record 1a world titles says the games will be her last after a series of injuries. but biles says she isn't thinking too far beyond the next olympics. i feel like ifeel like in i feel like in the ifeel like in the back i feel like in the back of my head thatis i feel like in the back of my head that is the main goal but then think about it every day as people would think. i almost never about tokyo, just because we saw so many meets ahead of bus that i don't want to get ahead of myself. i have other things to focus on the fourth getting to tokyo. the court of arbitration for sport has postponed caster semenya's hearing against athletics' world governing body the iaaf. the 800m olympic champion is appealing against a regulation, restricting testo

>> rocky road. charles: bland but exciting. thanks a lot, brad. 3m facing a big lawsuits.dreds of veterans say they were given defective ear plugs. they say the ear plugs caused severe damage to their hearing. we're talking to a veteran suing the company later on this hour. >>> new zealand shooting live streamed on facebook, then reposted and removed from youtube more than a million 1/2 times over the weekend. the question is, does social media have a problem with graphic violence? we're on it. >>> more on that college entry scandal. elites paying big money to bribe their kids into elite schools. how big does this go? we're talking to a education expert next. ♪ okay, paint a picture for me. uh, well, this will be the kitchen. and we'd like to put a fire pit out there, and a dock with a boat, maybe. why haven't you started building? well, tyler's off to college... and mom's getting older... and eventually we would like to retire. yeah, it's a lot. but td ameritrade can help you build a plan for today and tomorrow. great. can you help us pour the foundation too? i think you

back in the foothills of the rockies, jillian bearden is focused on the road ahead.etes is long and complex. a permanent solution that satisfies all sides seems a distant destination and there may well be many more mountains left to climb. alex capstick, bbc news, colorado. the head of great britain s special 0lympics programme is urging the government to back a bid to stage it here, believing it could be the "best ever" games. abu dhabi staged its closing ceremony last night, officially concluding the largest ever world event for athletes with intellectual disabilities. britain has never staged the special olympics world games. that's all from sportsday.

maryland's overnor, larry hogan is escalating his attacks on the national park usrvice beca of this rocky stretch of road on the bw parkway. we've been talking about this for days. the governor says a state takeover could smooth out your commute. chris gordon has new reaction from the governor and the park service. >> this ker's b fender is one example of the toll the ng baltimore wasn parkway takes. >> i've had to change my tire at least two or three times driving those roads. i use it almost every day for work. >> reporter: today driving on the bw parkway we found this a streteeth chattering experience. maryland governor larry hogan says the natial park service as allowed conditions to become unacceptable. the governor sent this letter asking the maryland congressional delegat to support the transfer of the parkway from the national phek service totate of maryland. >> if we controlled it, we could do something. but we're not allowed to fix the federal parkway. so we got to get to the bottom. it'sfe ing people in prince george's county across the state. >> reporter: i called the national pk service aski

back in the foothills of the rockies, jillian bearden is focused on the road ahead. the debate over the inclusion of trans athletes is long and complex. a permanent solution that satisfies all sides seems a distant destination and there may well be many more mountains left to climb. alex capstick, bbc news, colorado. the head of great britain s special olympics programme is urging the government to back a bid to stage it here, believing it could be the "best ever" games. abu dhabi staged its closing ceremony last night, officially concluding the largest ever world event for athletes with intellectual disabilities. britain has never staged the special olympics world games. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. good night. you are watching bbc news. allies have been on brussels today as the eu 27 have been considering theresa may's request for article 52 b extended to britain does not leave the european union as planned on the 29th of march. my colleague kristian fraser has been engrossed in all of those discussions. let's bring it up to date. w

back in the foothills of the rockies, jillian bearden is focused on the road ahead.es all sides seems a distant destination and there may well be many more mountains left to climb. alex capstick, bbc news, colorado.

back in the foothills of the rockies, jillian bearden is focused on the road ahead.he debate over the inclusion of trans—athletes is long and complex. a permanent solution that satisfies all sides seems a distant destination and there may well be many more mountains left to climb. alex capstick, bbc news, colorado. time for a look at the weather. here's ben rich. good afternoon. it's mild for all of us good afternoon. it's mild for all of us out there today, but to unlock the real warmth you need to see some sunshine. many of us have been stuck ina cloud, sunshine. many of us have been stuck in a cloud, but have a look at this, this is the coast of north—east england. blue skies and sunshine coming through full stop the satellite picture tells the story. you can see the breaks in the cloud gci’oss you can see the breaks in the cloud across north—east england, and gci’oss across north—east england, and across shetland for example, and a few breaks across parts of the midlands and east anglia. some of these filling again once against with cloud so these big slabs of cl

road amid a whiteout in minnesota. this semi jack-knifing in the colorado rockies. and across the northeast, a messy morning commute. in maryland, state police responding to more than 60 crashes. including this fatal collision on the beltway outside washington, d.c. >> so if this is your normal commute, you want to stay way clear of this. >> reporter: in the west, residents assessing the damage after record-breaking rains inundated communities north of san francisco. our will carr is in guerneville. >> reporter: the water here is starting to go down fast, but you still have homes and businesses like this putt-putt course that are swamped. the damage is significant with more rain on the way this weekend. >> reporter: those rains part of a major coast-to-coast storm, now marching east. tom, tonight ice and snow wreaking havoc here at laguardia airport. more than 650 flights delayed and another blast of snow expected this evening and yet anothewi be a travel mess i parts of the country. erielle, thank you. let's get to ginger zee with the forecast. she's along the george washington bridge tonight. ginger, good evening.

slick roads in washington sending a school bus full of kids sliding. in colorado the rockies are bracing for new snow with new avalanche warnings. this is a view above an avalanche that buried multiple vehicles. officials say it's the worst avalanche season in 50 years. >> these slide pads don't have a history of hitting the highway. >> reporter: this marks the spot near jones pass colorado. teams are out avalanches like this on purpose before they become threats. this spot hasn't seen a slide this big since eisenhower was president. those slides sometimes triggered with explosives. we watched ski patrollers working to make the slope safe. >> how much snow does it take to immobilize you? >> nothing. two or three inches. >> reporter: severe weather could spin up in the south bringing high winds and possible tornado. after three dozen twisters last weekend struck four states. here in colorado we're expecting another round of heavy snow tonight. that increases the avalanche risk. tom? >> clayton out there. rob marciano tracking the other weather. rob, what's coming up next? >> n

south of bellevue, washington, slick roads thursday sending a school bus full of kids sliding. no one was hurt. in colorado the rockies are bracing for even more snow with new avalanche warnings. you can see where slides have broken free on interstate 70. this is a view above an avalanche that buried multiple vehicles thursday. everyone escaped. officials say it's the worst avalanche season in 50 years. >> these slide pads don't have a history of hitting the highway. >> reporter: broken and buried trees mark the spot near jones pass colorado. where a back country skier was buried yesterday. teams are out triggering avalanches like this on purpose before they become threats. this spot hasn't seen a slide this big since eisenhower was president. those intentional slides sometimes triggered with explosives. we watched ski patrollers at copper mountain resort working to make the snow safe. >> how much snow does it take to immobilize you? >> nothing. two or three inches. eporter: a advances this weekend severe weather could spin up in the south, bringing high winds and possible tornadoes. after three dozen twisters last we

his campaign is off to a rocky start a day after apologizing for joking about his wife raising their children while he was on the roadd an awkward exchange with a voter in iowa about his willingness to commit to picking a female runni runningmate. >> you're nominated. will you put a woman as your vice president? >> i need a job. >> it's hard for me to think of a reason that i would not do that. i think talking about who i would pick as vice president just feels really premature. >> i know it feels premature. >> yeah. >> but you're half of the ticket. >> that's right. >> you represent the other half of this country, too. >> that's right. >> they need to see a woman in a position of power in this country. >> yes, yeah. >> we haven't had a woman vice president. i would like the youngest person that i'm going to vote for to drive this country forward and put a woman on his ticket. >> i hear you. again, that would be my preference. i feel like it would be presumption. >> all right. cnn is at beto o'rourke's milwaukee event. lela, it just sounded like he didn't want to quite commit searching for the right words to use. how

rockies and the plains. that's where you see interstate 70 right there, closed from frisco to copper mountain, because of that avalanche that covered the roadllas this morning in the single digits. mississippi, alabama, all behind those severe storms when they clean up today they'll have windchills that make it feel like it's subfreezing. right here in the northeast by tomorrow morning, we'll be feeling like 3. george? >> oh, okay. bundle up. >> yes, indeedy. >>> back to steve osunsami in alabama where authorities are searching for survivors in such catastrophic conditions. good morning again, steve. >> reporter: good morning to you, robin. with the light of day, authorities say they're now able to see their way into areas that they weren't able to get to overnight. they tell us there are still people here who are unaccounted for. this was the panic as the sky was falling over alabama and georgia. >> our city has been destroyed. >> reporter: at least 36 reported tornadoes across four states, destroying homes and ending lives. sharon poole hid in her closet. and even from there, she could smell and hear the broken pine trees swirling around

james ) rocky is now receiving care from a foster facility. ( will ) police believe alcohol may be a factor in a deadly crash. a minivan and a honda civic collided on central avenue near blacow roadat the scene. police say the driver of the minivan jumped out of the car and ran away. officers were able to find and arrest the supsect...their identity has not been released. ( will ) the placer county sheriffs office says a vallejo man died while snow-boarding in the sierra. the body of 40 year old danieson crowder was discovered on the slopes at northstar on wednesday. that's the same day he was reported missing. the sheriff's office says he went snowboarding alone last monday. ( james ) thousands of dollars are on the way to irvington high school's athletic program thanks to an annual charity basketball game. super bowl champion and fremont native robert turbin was back in town to put on the event. last season was rough for turbin... he was injured for parts of it and then the indianapolis colts released him before the season was over. despite that, turbin invited three time olympic gold medalist will claye, and his former college teammate and current n-f-l player bobby wagner to

road in a peep mobile. ashley: i think it's an april fool's joke. more rain in the central united states may cause flash flooding and guess what, heavy snow expected in the northern rockies. lauren: fox senior meteorologist janice dean in the weather center with the forecast. spring skiing, i suppose. janice: there's a silver lining across the west. yes, more snow, you unfortunately more flooding for areas affected by historic floods a week or so ago. it's still a little cool in new york stitcnewyork city. we'll bump the temperatures up as we head into the weekend. here's the radar. we have a system moving into the west, very active pacific. some of this will cause heavy snow across the northern and central rockies and moving across the plain states, iowa, nebraska, wisconsin, missouri and the mississippi river valley where we have flooding concerns. heavy mountain snow for skiers and potential for he heavy rain over areas that have been affected with flooding. we'll see the flooding heading into april and may across the mississippi river valley, a story we'll continue to keep our eye on. back to you. ashley: thank you very much. not quite spring yet, at least in the nor

bay area and tuolumne showing that water crossing roads, even in utah cutting them off at snow canyon state park. this storm is now headed across the rockieshighlighted already. arkansas, mississippi, western tennessee and northern alabama, we're watching that for severe weather potential. we're in this pattern, last weekend it was those deadly tornadoes. this weekend we could end up seeing damaging winds if not tornadoes again so this is an early warning to get that in your head and just realize that you're in that region this weekend too, robin. >> everyone, stay on alert. >>> her majesty is making moves on social media no less. the queen sharing her first instagram post in this orange suit and matching hat. of course, she has her purse, always has it there visiting the science museum in london today. the queen writing she was interested to discover a letter from the royal archives written in 1843 to my great great-grandfather, prince albert. and she wrote she had the pleasure of learning about children's computer coding initiatives and it seems fitting to me that i publish this instagram post at the science museum which has long champio

it has been a rocky road for ukip since the election, you now have seven meps. of the countries to veto the extension next week. what are you seven meps doing? nigel made the decision he would leave ukip, now saying he'sjoining this decision he would leave ukip, now saying he's joining this other brexit party that doesn't seem to exist except as a register name, there's nothing behind it. i think i'm talking about lobbying the heads of state of other european companies is quite frankly a pr stunt to get them in front of the tv cameras. i don't think that they will listen to me or my meps. their decision will be based on if the uk leaving, there isa be based on if the uk leaving, there is a whole much of money to be paid and they don't want to pay it. i can see why they would be sympathetic to us leaving, but in the short term they won't want to pick up that shortfall in the budget, so they are unlikely to vote against an extension of article 50. it only ta kes extension of article 50. it only takes one of them to dissent because it it needs to be a unanimous dec