roland accept it. >> when is the lakts time somebody said are you kelly roland. >> at the game saturday. we walk into a suite because we were walking into suites to try to stay warm. my friend brian invited us in and some people. >> freddie mitchell was in there. >> it was other people in there and mike and alex walks in and girl walks over and whispers to me and says i see all these famous people in here, mike, alex, are you kelly roland? >> and you're like yeah, girl. >> girl, no. >> i was like no. >> she said yeah i'm kelly. >> and you said get away from me you buga boo isn't that how the song goes. >> then they brought in bottle service. >> and then she said say my name. >> say my name♪ ♪ you're not ready for her jell jelly. >> good job, mike. >> getting jumping, jumping. >> and then she said you can pay my bills? >> but you're in love with nellie right. >> no. >> that was dilemma. >> yeah. >> we're doing all the songs. >> i got it. >> all right. >> and today is, of course, the day we honor the life and legacy of dr. martin luther king junior. that's a live shot. they started a cere

two doors that are external to roland alley. the one that's missing is an internal door that goes to the second external door of roland avenue. all the external doors have been completed. now the internal door that are missing that sweep, it's a special order. it was a 48-inch door. it had to be made, with that, it's going to help with the decibels. so with what has been done already, 90% of it, it has already dropped the decibels reading from three to seven decibels. i would like to say this is just an added bonus that we're doing to try to make it as soundproof as possible, what we're thinking was recommended to us by sound consultants to -- or to -- where the leakage is. right now, this is something that we're doing to find the leakage. before that, i'd like to note, though, that we have always been in compliance for ten years in the alleyway or in just compliance in general. this is just something that we're doing to help improve our -- >> but you just got a ticket. >> yeah, and we could address that, as well. i mean, there'

roland pickens, director of the san francisco health network. it's my pleasure to present to you with the very first update on the network under our newly adopted strategic plan. this slide is one we use in all of our presentations to you and to show where the structure fits. in today's presentation, we'll review four things. first, i will provide you with a brief review of our journey to guide our strategic planning and performance improvement and daily management activities. next, i'll share with you our current, newly adopted strategic plan, which builds upon and refines the work of our previous plan that guided the journey over the last two fiscal years. third, i will describe how the network is with the greater department of health. and, finally, i will share the status of our quarter one metrics and scorecard. this slide depicts the journey that started in 2012. and quickly spread to primary care in 2013 and then to the network in 2016, culminating in the adoption at the dph level in the third quarter of last year, 2017, with a dph strateg

you can come to the back of roland street at midnight and hear it. it's not like this is a mystery issue. it's there, and i'm really appreciative of everything the commission has done because it's actually gotten better since last july. things have started to get better, and if it could just get fixed, we would be in heaven. i wouldn't care what hue was doing because, you know, it's just frustrating because they've known about these issues for so many years. bennett was in my living room eight years ago. i've met with him many, marijuanmany times. this is an e-mail. we've bought our own sound meter, and this is inside our home where the sound just bounces about between 70 and # 0, the bass hits; it just goes right up. and that's what i'm hoping can get solved, and i really want to thank everybody for their help on this. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> good evening, commissioners. my name is garth smith. i'm a homeowner and resident at 2 roland, as well, a neighbor to andrew diamond. it's a pretty simple issue here, it truly is, about a larg

roland martin, your reaction? >> my maternal grandfather, his parents came from haiti. so this is the thing we have to pay attention to. that is we can focus on did he say shithouse or shithole did he say this? but it's the implications of what is his strategy? he is desiring of whiteness. he does not want folks from africa nations, in this country. he says why can't we get more norwegians. in 2043 america will be a majority minority country. what you have here is fear. you have fear in terms of the nation changes before the very eyes. the folks who support donald trump they are scared of what's about to happen. so when he presses the buttons of immigration, he is speaking to white fear, this is why we're losing our r jobs. 1994 remember in california, i was just there for the naacp image awards they passed proposition 187, that was about fear that mexicans were going to overtake california. it's been 23 years since it was passed and california is still standing and thriving. you have to understand american history in the late 1800s when they attacked the chinese over o

. >> joining me now, roland martin. roland, good to have you back to the broadcast on this sunday.reaction from what you heard there. is it unfair? >> senator rand paul, his comments on this issue are ridiculous and they're irrelevant. this is the problem when you have a debate when it comes to the issue of somebody racist and not racist. and so we begin to debate the frays and the words. you look at the actual policies. this is the mistake that we have been having all week as a result of this shithole comment from president trump. that's the mistake. we're focusing on, well, what about these countries? we focus on these countries and the historical reality. you have to focus on whiteness. what donald trump said is he doesn't want them here. he doesn't want haitians, el salvadorans, he doesn't want africans here, the people here. that's a question of whiteness. because what has been driving his agenda, alex, has been the fact that white americans in this country feel as if their economic anxiety is a result of those other people taking our jobs. and that's what this is driven by. h

roland martin from tv one.and r fagen, strategist with president george w. bush and now with cnbc. every president hit by a book like this. usually by bob woodward. not this time around. what is your big takeaway? and how much can we trust? >> speaking as a genius -- um -- i have three that -- there's so many. i have three. first, i'm not a huge fan of michael wolff and the style of journalism that that entails. i think that the problem with that style of journalism is, it's -- it's evidenced by celebrity. talks about the tawdry stories. and all that. i don't think it adds to the discourse or helps us move forward as a country. that being said, he paints a broad picture. take the little stories out of it. with insiders who have not denied they have said all the things they have been quoted as saying of something that some republicans on the record, and many republicans, most republicans off the record have said. that there's a question about the president's temperament. serious questions about his mental acuity. can he handle the office? all of the stresses of the office? it's conf

that's 86 year old roland testa, from williamstown, gloucester county, roland performing of course theg on the accords yan, his son sent us this. nice going! >> bravo. that's "eyewitness news" for today at noon, i'm jim donovan >> previously on "the young and the restless"... >> ashley: i'm going to be starting a new business venture. >> nikki: if support is what she wants, she should come over to newman instead. >> chelsea: i have nick and faith and christian in my life now, so, you know, i don't need reckless and dangerous. i understand how lucky i am to have a solid, dependable guy like nick. >> nick: oh! >> chelsea: [ gasps ] [ giggles ] >> nick: i fixed it. >> devon: if you really need a job, you can stay on as an assistant, but i know that's not what you want to do. >> noah: it didn't bother you one bit that you made a move on your own brother's girlfriend! i told you i've already been burned before, but apparently that didn't matter. we're done. >> hilary: i want to have a baby. i'm looking for prospective fathers. this is a sperm-donor site.

according to police-- roland was last seen leaving her houston-area home on saturday. a short time later she texted her roommate to say that a suspicious man was following her in a blue truck. the 29 year-old has not been seen since. roland is a reporter for "rivals.com". her family is now working with police, to locate her. now to a seven on your side consumer alert - more than 3-million takata air bag inflators are being added to the already massive recall. we've been reporting on these faulty airbags - which can explode and send shrapnel flying. at least 20 people have been killed worldwide - and more than 180 injured. so far - 19 automakers have recalled up to - 69 million inflators in 42 million vehicles. the latest recall covers certain 2009, 2010 and 2013 cars. we've posted the makes and models on our abc7 news app. january is publisher's clearing house season. with the magazine seller -- giving away th but look out... there's a scam targeting some of you. consumer reporter john matarese warns us about winning letters - that are not what they seem... so you don'

the jockeys families have pitched their tents around the arena the twins show roland sherrill i hear too many of the jockeys on hold of them twelve and the youngest to just for the smaller and lighter they are the faster the horses can run and the better the chances of winning every morning sure old ties a good luck charm given to him by a shaman around his tummy. and challenge here. because you are much. more thorough if it. there's been horse racing on some furs long as people can remember. more than five hundred horses will start the race they've come from all over indonesia's network of islands bali long box some flores it's a carnival of horses cheryl will race a few times today and every time the risk is neck. home i hope cheryl will win i pray to god if he wins we'll be happy. if you loses so be it. and share all of the other children where hardly any protective gear just a light helmet in a cloth mask to protect them from the dust and sun. the jockeys carry a crop but otherwise ride barefoot and without a saddle that's another reason why these races are so dangerous and let.

courtney roland was last seen after a football camp in houston saturday around midnight. she texted her roommate saying she was worried she was being followed a by man in a truck. roland's mother also says she received a cryptic text from her daughter's phone but there has been no sign of her. >>> senator rand paul says his recovery from an alleged attack in november has been a living hell. paul claims he was attacked by his neighbor. he talked about his current condition and long recovery which he describes as a tough go. >> you know, a little better each day. it was sort of i guess a living hell for the first four or five weeks, you know, difficulty, couldn't get out of bed without assistance, six broken rib, damage to my lungs, two bouts of pneumonia. >> the man who allegedly attacked paul has pleaded not guilty to assault. >>> now an update on what's been called the world's most expensive bottle of vodka stolen in europe. it's worth more than a million dollars and is made of silver and gold with the capful of diamonds because, of course, it was stolen from a bar in de

participants include in new york ,imes national news editor senior shoulder, and staff attorney leave roland. this is two hours. >> welcome. we have a lot to cover today. we will allow time for questions. if anyis

courtney roland was checked into hospital this morning. happened over those few days are still a mystery. >> thank goodness she's safe. thank you iain. >>> very slow going out there night on sidewalks. people slipping and sliding all over the place on those -- reminds me of the paul simon slip sliding away. people are walking like this. >> i actually went out front and went -- >> you got to be really careful. railings, sidewalks, anything untreated is going to be icy overnight tonight. the precipitation moves out but the problems linger through the morning rush. i'll i no wondering, "what if?" uncertainties of hep c. i let go of all those feelings. because i am cured with harvoni. harvoni is a revolutionary treatment for the most common type of chronic hepatitis c. it's been prescribed to more than a quarter million people. and is proven to cure up to 99% of patients who've have had no prior treatment with 12 weeks. certain patients can be cured with just 8 weeks of harvoni. before starting harvoni, your doctor will test to see if you've e

he's not doing it. >> roland, thank you for the time. evan mcmullen joining me in new york. thanks to you as well. >> pounding the pavement to send a message to the president. it's bee a year since president trump took the year in office. our teams are live on the ground. mom, i have to tell you something. dad, one second i was driving and then the next... they just didn't stop and then... i'm really sorry. i wrecked the subaru. i wrecked it. you're ok. that's all that matters. (vo) a lifetime commitment to getting them home safely. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >>> thousands of americans are on the move protesting the president and the gop agenda on this, the anniversary of donald trump becoming the commander in chief. it was also this time last year that the women's march marked history, becoming the largest single-daypro test in american history. first let's head to washington, d.c. blane anderson is there. what are folks saying brought them out to do this, what they did, perhaps, a year ago? >> reporter: a lot of reasons bringing people out today and particul

police said somebody said somebody spotted courtney roland under a traffic overpass this morning and called 911. officers took her to a hospital where she is being evaluated. she severe reaction to medication and suffered memory loss and became confused and disoriented. >> republicans on capitol hill come to president trump's defense after in new book paints him as mentally unstable. >> mary had a little lamb whose fleece was white as snow. but after an electrical fire from faulty wiring, mary's vintage clothing and designer shoe collection were ruined. luckily, the geico insurance agency had recently helped mary with renters insurance, and she got a totally fab replacement wardrobe at bloomingdale's. mary was inspired to start her own fashion line, exclusively for little lambs. visit geico.com and see how affordable renters insurance can be. iand i like these award-winning cheddar puffs. first place. both events? booyah! we're an awards family.

. >> reporter: paul roland is with the haitian coalition of philadelphia.says even for president tru trump, the comments went over the line and are racist. >> coming from him now there's no surprise. how can you expect better from a man who use lies and deceit as policy? >> reporter: reaction on social media was also swift. pennsylvania senator bob casey tweeting "america is better than this and our president should be, too. democratic congressman brendon boyle says you insulting comments by president trump he continues to did he mean his office. and senator corey booker says, let me be clear. donald trump does not speak for america. the chair of the congressional black caucus says comments are further proof that his make america great again agenda is really make america white again agenda. roland says trump's comments are a slap in the face to the thousand haitians in philadelphia and any american who came from immigrants. >> we hard workers, proud and, you know, we proud to be american from haitian origins. >> reporter: now the white house tonight issuing

her roommate tells our affiliate roland was worried someone she saw in a walgreens was following her.veral people including texas governor greg abbott took to twitter using th the #helpfindcourtney. anyone with information is asked to call their missing person's unit. >>> leading the news a dallas hospital is being forced to turn away patients due to an influx of patients with the flu. methodist dallas medical center says all nonemergency patients were being diverted to other hospitals but it's still accepting trauma patients. 11 people in dallas county have died from the flu season. >>> one month to go before the winter olympics in pyeongchang, south korea. a big weekend for team usa. one of the highlights will be figure skating and we now know who many of the americans competing will be, but there were also some major upsets. ♪ >> reporter: it's only fitting brady skated to a medley from cinderella. after all, her own fairy tale is coming through. a long shot just two months ago. the 1-year-old is now u.s. champion and heading to her first olympics. which one is a bigger deal for yo

roland notes that visitors focus on that business division because it is the company's highest margin business and the fastest growing one. client computing group, the division that sells chips for pcs came in at $9 billion. a dip of 2% but also better than expected. for "nightly business report," i'm josh lipton. >>> president trump arrived in davos, switzerland to attend the world economic forum today. he is scheduled to deliver a major address tomorrow to sell among other things his america first agenda to other heads of state and global business leaders. today he dined with european corporate chieftains including the heads of adidas, siemen's and nestle. -- has been a topic of conferring. in an interview with concernan, the president took a different tack on trade and the massive pacific trade deal that he symbolically pulled out of last year. >> i like bilateral because when you are disappointed you terminate. had he you are in 12 other countries, you don't have that same option. but somebody asked me the other day would i do tpp. here's my answer. i will give you a big story. i

. >> reporter: paul roland is with the haitian coalition of philadelphia. he says even for president tru trump, the comments went over the line and are racist. >> coming from him now there's no surprise. how can you expect better from a man lies and deceit as a policy? >> reporter: reaction on social swift. pennsylvania senator bob casey tweeting "america is better than this and our president should be, too". >> chair of the congressionalyoe further proof that his makereats really make america white againe spike a course with his base. >> the racial implication are help prehensible and he se get. flip side a lot of his support supporters were agree with thate uses from time to time that to tone. >> reporter: white house issuing a statement tonight certainly not denying the statement saying certain washington politician countries but president trump will always fight for the that from the white house tonight. iain. >> chris, thank you. >>> poli hunt to you nor for whoever stabbed a man care clinic. skyfox over the scene in moorestown. investigators say the g

after this picture was taken in june of 2016, miller was on a run with his wife through mayfair on roland avenue miller was struck by a speeding car. the driver took off. the impact left miller in critical condition, broken legs, collarbone an concussion. >> he broke my tibia here and here. my fib beaulah he broke in half. it gist shattered. >> reporter: a few week after the crash, police arrested and charged 35-year-old jeffrey sickle in miller's hit-and-run and believe it or not, both miller and his wife forgive sickle and still pray for him. >> i far gave him because if i don't, how am i going to move. >> miller spent months rehabbing at home. these medals show the races he's run to get back in shape. he says he wants to put the accident behind him and focus on getting back to work protecting the passengers of septa. >> we're going to go through things in this life, you know, that's not going to be pleasant so we got -- it's how we respond to that. >> reporter: now the man arrested for the hit-and-run is currently serving a five to 12 year prison sentence. miller will be back to work t

this is the news live from roland the book the white house wants to ban gets an early release later today lawyers for president trump are trying to stop the publication of the controversy only right up which includes explosive remarks from former chief strategist steve bannon but how accurate is the portrayal of the trumpet ministration also coming up. wall street celebrates a very happy new year that as the dow jones hits and record high of twenty five thousand just four days into the new year. and south korea says it will be holding talks with the north next week the first high level negotiations between the neighbors for more than two years. also on the show once germany getting another government. tries her and again a coalition building this weekend a new poll shows most germans do not want another government conservatives and her old social democrat party says. i'm brian thomas a very warm welcome to the show lawyers for us president donald trump are continuing their push to halt the release of an explosive new book that scrutinises the inner workings of his administration the presi

yeah let's listen just to a little clip here of what mr merrick roland said today if some people are ready to be more ambitious to go further in terms of integration and ambition of what makes you sovereign as a power in this global environment to defend your values and your interests let's move. those who. don't want to move forward should not block the most and be sure people in the room now what is interesting besides the content here is the fact that we've got a french president mr marquand delivering part of a speech in english not french what in the world should we make of that helen and i think this just says a lot about french president among us michael michael and approach to well his campaign and now his presidency he has always been an internationalist he's got that entrepreneurial spirit which hints at america despite the fact that he wouldn't be in favor of those america first policies he did then transition into french as well what was interesting about the way the emanuel because it was so unlike other leaders he didn't really seem to have a script or an autocue he did

roland garros on the third round last yea r. kyle roland garros on the third round last year.in five sets. he can beat anderson in the opening round, if he plays well and assuming his ankle skierfrom last week plays well and assuming his ankle skier from last week in plays well and assuming his ankle skierfrom last week in brisbane is not that big a problem. you would find himself in a reasonably favourable section of the draw after that. a much needed victory recorded. the hosts were restricted to 258-9. recorded. the hosts were restricted to 258—9. eoin morgan hit an unbeaten 81 to lead his side to victory. james vince and mark stoneman have kept their places in england's test squad for the tour of new zealand, despite struggling with the bat in the 4—0 ashes defeat. there is a first test call—up for 24—year—old lancashire batsman liam livingstone, while bowler mark wood is also in the 16—man squad. iama bit i am a bit surprised, to be honest. with tom curran and jake warren being part of the ashes squad, i was quite surprised to get the call. but it was nice to be back invo

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they played at roland garros in the third round last year and he ultimately lost in five sets. is one of these people who sees the glass as half full rather than half empty he can beat him in the opening round and he is playing well, assuming his ankle skier from last week's events in brisbane is not a major concern, he would find himself in a reasonably favell section of the draw after that —— ankle scare. a reasonably favourable section of the draw. england's one day side have beaten a cricket australia 11 team, in a warm—up match in sydney. just four days after that 4—0 ashes series defeat, the tourists switched formats and recorded a much—needed five—wicket victory. their opponents had just one full international in matt renshaw. having restricted the hosts to 258 for nine captain eoin morgan hit an unbeaten 81 to lead his side to victory. james vince and mark stoneman have kept their places in england's test squad for the tour of new zealand, despite struggling with the bat in that ashes defeat. there's a first test call—up for 24—year—old lancashire batsman liam livingsto

o'clock am to roland for a capitalist. yeah i can i would i'm so happy that there are pictures of. steve bama and donald trump buying into that favre told producer sarah no pictures of steve and donna we've seen enough pictures of steve and what we need to be looking at is pictures of arisan and jeffrey sterling and the censorship that went on with the war on terror the self imposed censorship you saw in that always this is scared me about because the post nine eleven you watched a lot of progressives are people who said they had progressive ideals who said that they were you know how important the first amendment was and i watched through the bush administration through the end of you know the bush administrations through through the obama administrations i watch this this stuff keep being put into into action things that if the wrong person gets hold of power your god this is going to be used in ways that that we don't like i believe it was edward snowden called a turn key dictatorship you know turn key oppression that was you warned us of that right and what's interesting is the

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she cared about other people. >> roland is a sports reporter covering aggie football.und her jeep last night in a mall area in houston. her personal items like her iphone were also found inside her vehicle. >>> florida today says they kicked off the new year with the launch of a secret satellite code name zuma. they provided the satellite for an undisclosed u.s. government agency. spacex cut off its broadcast of the mysterious mission a few minutes into the flight to protect its secrecy. >>> oprah's speech at the golden globes is fueling speculation about a run for precedent in 2020. ahead, wheel look back what she told us right here in studio 57 about a potential campaign. that's coming up. who wants a taco? i want one! me! how do ya'll feel about the new weight watchers freestyle program? i love freestyle. you can have anything you want. it's real food. it's so much easier going out to eat now. it feels great. you are living dangerously! i'm living freestyle. here's to freestyle! freestyle! the new weight watchers freestyle program has over 200 foods th

this year the flu strain is a especially by roland. officials were that the season season is far from over. >> we been talking with the state health department asking what kind of flu activity there same. this is the third week 49 of 50 states or indicating there is widespread activity. health officials continue to encourage people to stay home if they're sick, cover your cough and get the flu shot. president trump will outline his immigration framework on monday amid tensions on daca. the white house is proposing a path to citizenship for dreamers in exchange for funding a border wall. democrats have their skeptical while supporters insist it's a deal that must be made. >> misspelled the wall on the southern border because when sovereign nation. if we do that and and sanctuary cities and the visa lottery system and chain migration, look at the 1.8 million people who are already here and have a potential path to citizenship over a ten or 12 your time. there is no path without the wall. >> molly: allison has more from lawmakers. >> mitc

is anna: courtney roland reporter for texas a&m football and she has been missing from the houston area since yesterday afternoon. she center ays text saying a man followed her from walgreens home and that was the last roommate heard from her. her mother then got a text from the phone. there is a social media hashtag #helpfindcourtney. autria: if you are headed to work this morning because you did not when the mega millions or powerball, at least two people are waking up a whole lot richer. the winning powerball ticket was sold in merrimack, new hampshire. the owner of that winning ticket remains a mystery. as for the mega millions jackpot, a winning ticket was sold at a 7-eleven in port richie florida. a reminder today on metro. starting today, you can no longer carry a negative balance on smart trick cards. if you don't have enough money to finish your trip, you won't be able to get out of the gate first. larry: today, the military is saying #metoo. advocates will hold a demonstration outside the pentagon to raise awareness about sexual assault and harassment in the military. i want a

police say courtney roland went missing saturday afternoon. she reportedly texted her room night say a strange man was following her. when she did not come home police started serving for her. someone goted her this morning at a highway under pass and then at a fast food restaurant. police believe she became confused after taking some sort of medicine and they do not believe anyone was involved in her disappearance. >> a noose on private property is it against the law. >> controversial case headed to virginia high court after a virginia man hangs this disturbing display in his front yard. why hes is a loophole in the current law protects his actions. >> and he you can spot it? a lot of people saying there's something really, really wrong with an ad from h & m. >> and standing up for her style how one actress is depending her wardrobe choice after taking heat for breaking cold golden globes all black dress code. >> and if you have a story give us a call 202-895-3000 or email at fox5tips@wttg.com i like these award-winning cheddar puffs. and i l