rosie: toqué fondo...ria. rosie: ¿para qué te vas a operar? deja de comer, ponte a dieta. tú puedes. no te hagas la cirugía. [música] [música] si la tierra no tuviese capas, te ahogarías en magma. espera, ¿qué? si la tierra necesita capas, tu barra de chocolate también. disfruta de capas crujientes y cremosas cookie layer crunch de hershey's más capas cinco footlongs a solo $4.99 un precio realmente... ♪ ¡barato! ♪ sin duda para aprovechar. ♪ ¡barato! ♪ un footlong black forest ham, un spicy italian y más, por solo $4.99 cada uno. pues yo creo que suena muy bien. ¡muévete! tranquilo, monstruito. toma mucinex dm, te va a mejorar la tos. bueno, te mando un texto en cuatro horas cuando la tos regrese. una pastilla dura doce horas. parece que voy a estar bien toda la noche. ay, david...¡escúchame! !david! sigo sin toser. ¡no es justo! amo los huevos revueltos.¡ah! ¿por qué tomar medicina cada 4 horas? un solo mucinex dura 12. comienza el alivio, acaba el sufrimiento. terminemos con esto. ¿se puede lavar tanto

rosie hall is welcome to attendsot<rosie hall/owner rosie's enterprise pet shop: "i want my dogs backakland haaziq madyun kron4news ( james ) coming up on the kron 4 morning news ... following yet another attack by a sea lion at a popular san francisco park .... we'll hear why aquatic park is still open. ( james )and one of the last family owned video stores in the east bay is closing it's doors for good.but not before getting rid of thousands of dvd's.we visit with the family ... after the break. ( james ) welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. rebecca:look for mostly dry conditions today before a storm system brings widespread rainfall and breezy to locally gusty winds during the day wednesday to the north bay and through the remainder of the region wednesday night. after another period of dry conditions, a third system is possible late in the upcoming weekend. ( james ) for the fourth time in less than a month --- a sea lion has attacked a swimmer in the san francisco bay.we first reported this story yesterday on the kron 4 morning news. this is spurring concern about

rosie hall is welcome to attendsot<rosie hall/owner rosie's enterprise pet shop: "i want my dogs backron4news (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: we enjoyed partly cloudy skies after a foggy morning. it was mild in the south bay with some temperatures in the mid 60s. in the north bay, where clouds lingered, it was much cooler with highs in the mid 50s. we have a weak weather system that is headed our way. most of the bay area will only see a few passing clouds but there is a slight chance of sprinkles in northern sonoma county. on the satellite image you can see a rather flat ridge of high pressure sitting over california. these weak storms continue to move over the top of the ridge to bring us as few clouds and an occasional shower. that will all begin to change tomorrow as high will build sending storms and clouds well to the north. this weekend we could see some temperatures near 70 degrees. dry weather should be common for most of the state except for far northern california. highs around the bay tomorrow will be

rosie hall is welcome to attendsot<rosie hall/owner rosie's enterprise pet shop: "i want my dogs backnd haaziq madyun kron4news ( darya ) sex workers in san francisco will now be able to report crimes without fear of being arrested. the new policy is thought to be the first of it's kind in the u-s. police and the district attorney's office worked with advocacy groups to address violence against women. research shows that most sex workers do not go to the police when they are attacked because they fear they will be arrested. authorities want to protect and encourage women to report violent crimes. those who do report crimes will also be referred to community and victim resources. ( darya ) the last nuclear power plant in california is set to close... state regulators approved the closure... marking the end of more than 50- years of nuclear power in the state. the plant in diablo canyon will close in 20-24 or 20-25 ... when its licenses expire. the president of the public utilities commission says the plant is no longer economically feasible. p-g-and-e says it plans to expand energy eff

she says the dogs were happysot<rosie hall/owner rosie's enterprise pet shop: "my dogs are happy. all fat. they all play look">she also showed me a compliant she filed thursday against oakland animal servicesnat/sot haaziq what do you want?sotis getting her 46-chihuahuas back even possible at this point?sot nat/sot haaziq ...even if it is a business?sot the next step is an administrative hearing to determine if the seizure was done properly. rosie hall is welcome to attendsothall/owner rosie's enterprise pet shop: "i want my dogs back">in oakland haaziq madyun kron4news (steve) sex workers in san francisco will now be able to report crimes without fear of being arrested. the new policy is thought to be the first of it's kind in the u-s. police and the district att

rosie hall is welcome to attendsot<rosie hall/owner rosie's enterprise pet shop: "i want my dogs backakland haaziq madyun kron4news (steve) in the south bay -- we are now learning about another dog that had to be hospitalized after coming down with the "dog flu." kron4 visited the cambell vet hospital on tuesday -- and they're now telling us that another dog, a basset hound, required hospitalization after contracting the virus. dog flu causes coughing, nasal discharge, lethargy, decreased apetite... and is highly contagious. vets at the hospital are concerned the flu will spread throughout the south bay... however -- there is a dog flu vaccine that the clinic reccomends all dog owners get for their pets. (pam) new at six... petaluma police are searching for a woman.. who is suspected of stealing credit cards during two weddings. according to police... they received a report of a stolen wallet on january 2nd at saint vincent de paul church... the victim said, she left her purse in a backroom during the ceremony... and when she returned to the room afterwards ... her wallet was missing

i think it's rosie. you're standing now, rosie. delighted to see you and we're going to enjoy hearing from you. rosie from the east midlands. [applause] >> thank you, mr. speaker. rosie. is as a young person with mobility transport ispublic near impossible for me to use. buses haven't got step free access. trains that i prebook hardly ever arrive. drive. i can many of my disabled peers cannot do this and struggle to get around. should be sport encouraged, it should be subsidized especially for our environment. for everybody, should be able to do this. u.k. has as the promised what can we actually change? we can change opinions which i are time and effort to be best used elsewhere. more funding is required from governments which is something we cannot give. thank you. >> thank you! >> thank you, rosie. what about wales? wales?e we got from from wales, i've seen the young woman here with the either blue purple top. i'm sorry. as one of the previous speakers said, transport is a issue that is many different topics. one of the main iss

the dogs removed were owned by the shops owner who today some neighbors defendant.>> rosie is a good person. she raises animals as she sells them.>>>> reporter: the smell from the building was so strong facemasks had to be worn. a business next door -- the owners said the problems have been ongoing.>> i think just about everybody has called. this is at least the fourth attempt -- maybe it will stick this time. they had the dog catchers here. and they leave. it has been going on a year.>> reporter: the owner does not deny those visits from animal control.>> they have been harassing me. trying to take my dogs away. i invest over $100,000. they tried to take my dogs away. >> reporter: they will be taken to a shelter and checked out. animal control takes over the investigation. neighbors hope this is all finally over.>> the smell was horrendous. sometimes they get out.>> reporter: a neighbor -- it might have been too much for rosie.>> it is too much for a lady.>> reporter: police were here to assist. animal control will take over the rest of the investigation. the future of rosie's enter

but you probably know the iconic image of 'rosie the riveter'.onight, family members are remembering the woman who was the model for the female war worker of the 1940's ... and that model lived here in the bay area...(steve) naomi parker fraley died this past weekend in washington state at age 96. over the years...several women claimed to have been the model for rosie the riveter... it was more than 70 years before fraley was finally acknowleged to be the 'real thing.' it's now agreed that a photo taken of her at the alameda naval air station during world war two was used as the model for rosie... her son and daughter-in-law say that fraley was tough, hard-working and bounced back from 'whatever the world threw at her.' (steve) fraley was a single mother and the sole

<rosie hall, owner of rosie's enterprise pet shop: ""when they come everything was nice and clean, wellot perfect but nice and clean....my dogs are happy. they all fat. good condition. i want my dogs back.">(pam) the shop owner filed a complaint today against oakland animal services....but according to o-a-s employee rebecca katz...the possibility of rosie getting all of her dogs back is unlikely. an administrative hearing will determine if the seizure was done fairly. (steve) south bay votes may have the future of an embattled judge. kron four's rob fladeboe brings us up to date on the effort to recall judge aaron persky. he came under fire for the sentence he handed down to a stanford athlete convicted of sexual assault. after months of soliciting support for the ouster of a santa clara county judge, recall organizers and volunteers turned in their petition early thursday. they handed over to the registrar of voters for verification just over 100,000 signatures on a petition asking voters to recall superior court judge aaron persky. the effort led by stanford law professor michele dau

over 50 dogs removed and were properly owned by the shop owner who some neighbors defensed. >> rosie is a good person. she is a nice person. she don't abuse her dogs. >> reporter: the smell coming from the building was so strong, facemasks had to be worn. alex runs a business next door and says the problems here have been ongoing. >> i have personally haven't called but i think about everybody else has and this is project at least the fourth attempt that maybe looks like it's going to stick this time but they have had the dog catchers here and they leave and they come here and they leave. the police come here and they leave. it's going on for about a year. >> reporter: rosie doesn't deny those frequent visits from animal control. >> for two year they now harassing me to take my dog away, over $100,000 they wanted to take my dog away. okay, baby. >> reporter: the animals will be taken to a shelter and checked out. animal control now takes over the investigation. meanwhile, neighbors like alex hope this is all finally over. >> the smell is horrendous. you walk by to get something to dr

rosie o'donnell has a new victim, rosie versus sarah sanders. "fox and friends" first continues right now. ♪ >> one of those songs, turn it up a little louder, love it. can't say that too loud at 5 am. you are watching "fox and friends" first on wednesday morning. >> thanks for starting your day with us today. a bombshell report, we now know peter strzok was highly skeptical of launching the russia collusion probe from the get-go. >> the gop lawmaker says he has brand-new evidence proving there was a secret society working against the commander-in-chief. griff jenkins live in dc. >> a rare glimpse at communication between these officials under fire for alleged bias against the president, new text messages suggesting two days after robert mueller took over the russia probe, he was hesitant to join the team. writing to lisa page, the odds are nothing, if it was likely i would be there no question. i hesitate, there is no big there is there. he referenced unfinished business on the clinton email investigation using the fbi's code for the case, need

by seton hall researcher and professor james campbell that naomi was indeed the inspiration behind rosie know me parker fraley passed away from cancer last week at the age of ninety six but her impact will remain she told people magazine once quote the women of this country these days need some icons if they think i'm one i'm happy naomi were thank you because we were happy to have her and she said rowe and all the other rosie as we thank you you stood up in a time of crisis and just showed exactly what women are made of really about is our show greed of behavioral remembered in this world we are not told that we are loved swords all you wall i love you i am tired robot and on top of the wall is watching those talks of the great big and. prescribed medication is widespread on the us market the frequent cause of death at that point in my life i decided like everything was ashes my family was literally coming unglued i had actually planned. to commit suicide watch all who has made it onto to prison sue commonly used we were doing what the doctors told us to do we were being responsible and

by seton hall researcher and professor james kimball that naomi was indeed the inspiration behind rosie know me parker fraley passed away from cancer last week at the age of ninety six but her impact will remain she told people magazine once quote the women of this country these days need some icons if they think i'm one i'm happy naomi were thank you because we were happy to have her and she said rowe and all the other rosie as we thank you you stood up in a time of crisis and just showed exactly what women are made of from leave out of our shoulders read a bit of room remember it was world we were not told we were loved enough sorts all you wall i love you i am tired robot and on top of the wall is watching those hawks in the great big him. join me every thursday on me all excited with sure and i'll be speaking to get us to the world of politics sports business i'm sure business i'll see you the. days ago the u.s. secretary of defense james mattis updated in revised america's global defense strategy it is a dark vision of the world and calls for a massive defense spending what he call

rosie and jeff, good to have you with us today.ur returning champion, rachel. here we go into the first round of play. one daily double awaiting you in one of these categories... followed by... that sounds easy. followed by... and finally... rachel. 3-letter words for $200. rosie. -what is a mob? -right. 3-letters for $400. it's the deadly species seen here, notorious since ancient times. rachel. -what is an asp? -asp. yes. 3-letter words, $600. rachel. -what is a pew? -good. 3-letter words, $800. -listen. [ lively music playing ] rosie. -what is ska? -ska. you got it. 3-letters for $1,000.

back in 2016 a scholar identified frailly as rosy.hat scholar said a photo of her work was the basis for the widely seen poster with the kpgs "we can do it." she was born in tulsa, oklahoma, but after the attack on pearl harbor she went to the work at the station in alameda. she was among one of the first women to do war work there. >>> happening today the man accused of that deadly terror attack in new york last fall is due back in court. he was accused of driving a rental truck down a bike and pedestrian path killing eight people. he pleaded not guilty to murder and other charges. today's hearing is in preparation for trial. though no date has been set. >>> developing this morning, el dorado county sheriff's deputies are searching for a man who fell into a water pipe yesterday afternoon. deputies say a man fell into an untreated raw water pipe. they haven't been able to find him and overnight they transitioned from a rescue operation to a recovery mission. people who live in several communities were asked to stop using water during

those numbers, while painted rosie about his cardiac condition, are not that rosy. there can be concern in numbers without it being a glaring illness. he clearly has a weight issue. i think jackson was clear about that. not only is he obsessed with appearances, but he has been known to make fun of other people's weight. i am seeing on twitter, oh, yes, this is a president. he has a long history of talking about other people's appearances. >> that is 100% true. it seemed like the headline, though, was that the president asked the doctor to do the montreal assessment test, a cognitive function test. do you think that the results from this doctor will put to rest the idea that the president is suffering from a mental fitness disease or deficiency issue? >> i don't. we have phone a lot about the michael wolff book. a lot have seized on that book. wolff lustily embraced their belief that there must be something diagnostically wrong here and therefore it means this term will come to an end sooner. that i think is a hope that ronny jackson pushed away for a lot of people y

. >>> "the seattle times" reports the real rosy the riveter has died.r fraley was identified as the inspiration behinds rosie, the iconic factory worker. a seton hall professor determined she was the true inspiration. she had worked in a navy machine shop during the war. fraley died saturday at the age of 96. >>> and "usa today" says the nfl has rejected a super bowl program ad submitted by a veterans group. the one-page ad from amvets contained the message "please stand." it comes after players knelt during the national anthem as a protest. some say the super bowl game is not a place to protest. >>> and outrage when a bank eliminates a perk. while not to waking zeus. and this is charlie not coughing while getting really into nana's party. nothing lasts longer than delsym for powerful cough relief. let your inner light loose with one a day women's. ♪ a complete multivitamin specially formulated with key nutrients plus vitamin d for bone health support. your one a day is showing. the bathroom. when things go wrong here, you remember. quilted northern is

over the years several women were wrongly identified as rosie.r fraley was 96. >>> in business news netflix stock has hit a new high after the company reported a record-breaking fourth quarter and strong growth in subscribers, even after a price hike. revenue topped $11 billion. >>> and a big deal in the alcohol industry. bacardi is buying patron in a deal that values the tequila company at more than $5 billion. >>> when we come back, the nfl facing controversy after blocking a super bowl ad. >>> but first what bill cosby had to say during his first public appearance and performance since a sexual assault scandal. >>> and a wild scene on a different stage. the story behind this comedy club brawl. surprised? it's called always discreet boutique. it looks and fits like my underwear. i know what you're thinking. how can something this pretty protect? hidden inside is a super absorbent core that quickly turns liquid to gel... ...for incredible protection. so i feel protected... ...and pretty. new always discreet boutique. when you have a cold, stuff

well it doesn't look that rosy for the u.k. the last quarter on average was quite good the best since two thousand and fourteen but the outlook is a little bit more a day in the pool from the financial times among leading economists which are seeing the u.k. slowing down to one point five percent and that would probably bring them to the low way of the g. seven nations when it comes to economic growth so we don't know what breaks it really means for the u.k. but it seems to sort of filter through to the economy in terms of security and uncertainty when it comes to economic activity that's also one of. manufacturers were saying for the month of december. for the u.k. that they are holding back investing because of the uncertainty in the device but with the analysis from frankfurt thank you the death of diesel now some cities abroad and in germany are banning diesel engines from the streets the government in berlin is trying to keep the technology alive as long as possible despite the emissions cheating scandal which is a go for

the family of the real-life "rosie the riveter" are remembering her fondly... model for the female war worker of the 1940's was a bay area woman...(grant) naomi parker fraley died this past weekend in washington state at age 96. catherine heenan is here with more on her story... (catherine) several different women claimed to have been the model for rosie the riveter... it was more than 70 years before fraley was finally acknowleged to be the 'real thing.' it's now agreed that a photo taken of her at the alameda naval air station during world war two was used as the model for rosie... her son and daughter-in-law say that fraley was tough, hard-working andbounced back from 'whatever the world threw at her.' after the attack on pearl harbor, naomi and her younger sister went to workat the naval air station... that's where a photographer captured naomi on the job...

. >>> the granddaughterers of 98-year-old rosie the riveter are fighting her eviction. >> katie utehs with the story. >> feels like this fight is about a unit, not my grandmother's life. >> reporter: in her 20s, served the country as a rosie the riveter. now granddaughters are fighting for her. >> deserves to live out day way she wants to. >> reporter: but received eviction notice. >> couldn't believe it. shocked. >> reporter: lived in the unit for 45 units. beds and bedroom on the second floor, marin housing authority says it's safety concern, been trying to move here into a one story unit. >> we haven't let her know she's had a 30-day notice. haven't told her. would just crush her. >> reporter: contacted attorney who addressed the housing commission. said previous leadership promised elderly and frail tenants they would never be forced to move. >> we believe they should honor that protection, backing off and rescinding the 30-day notice. >> reporter: executive director received several letters expressing health and safety concerns relating to the stairs. does say the agency is commi

. >>> and there is news this evening about the real-life rosie the riveter. >>> good evening.nd it's great to have you with us here on a tuesday night. and we begin with the terrifying moments inside a high school in kentucky. a student opening fire on classmates just as they were arriving for class. students running in panic, looking to hide. some out on the street. first responders rushing to the scene just minutes later. at least two dead, multiple students shot. a chilling line of buses waiting to take students to another school where their frightened parents were waiting for them. the county attorney arriving after the shooting describing the backpacks everywhere, cell phones laying on the ground going off. abc's steve osunsami from the scene tonight. >> reporter: it was a room full of teenagers, then suddenly full of gunfire. >> i saw there was a lot of blood everywhere, and people were getting shoved down and so i just, you know, i took off, i started running. i was scared for my life. >> reporter: just before 8:00 a.m. classes at this high school south of paducah, kent

has gained almost seven trillion dollars and well you know not everything is rosy because if the current year's battle is not resolved it's not resolved the question is student government shutdown have an impact on the u.s. economy we so far ahead about eighteen shutdowns of the past of forty years that mostly the economic impact has been limited to for sure a lot depends for how long a possible shutdown would drag on and we also should. remember that this is not a complete but a partial shutdown but yes a lot will depend how long this shutdown. drag on and if we look at the stock market overall the last big shutdown happened in twenty thirteen dragging on for about two weeks and during that time span and wall street actually even gained three percent so at least the investors do not seem to be too varied about this possible shutdown yet it's going to thank you so much for your analysis. coca-cola is going green very slowly by twenty thirty to soda giant wants to recycle a used bottle or can for everyone itself the company behind over five hundred brands of soda juices and water is commi

. >>> remembering the real-life rosie the riveter. >>> the california snow pack is at 23%.this is good news. a winter storm warning for the sierra. coming up, when we will see rainfall returning. we will talk about that coming up. loyal fans in oakland are saying not so fast... nty to >>> as the rangers kickoff -- the raiders kickoff a season in las vegas, local people are saying not so fast. this group, we stand with oakland, say that they are paving the way for a similar lawsuit against the raiders. fight to keep the raiders in oakland, fight to keep the colors and the name, or sue for money to pay back the $83 million bond debt in renovations >> if the raiders leave and go to las vegas, we have to make sure that what we leave behind the residence here holding the bag. >> the county -- >>> the goal is for the electric car company, tesla, to be worth $650 billion. currently only three american companies have a market value of more than this. that would be apple, google, and microsoft. tesla says if they do not meet the financial target, then the ceo will not get paid.>>> w

. ♪ all because of you ♪ ♪ >>> the granddaughterers of 98-year-old rosie the riveter are fighting herkatie utehs with the story. >> feels like this fight is about a unit, not my grandmother's life. >> reporter: in her 20s, served the country as a rosie the riveter. now granddaughters are fighting for her. >> deserves to live out days way she wants to. >> reporter: but received eviction notice. >> couldn't believe it. shocked. >> reporter: lived in the unit for 45 units. beds and bedroom on the second floor, marin housing authority says it's safety concern, been trying to move here into a one story unit. >> we haven't let her know she's had a 30-day notice. haven't told her. would just crush her. >> reporter: contacted attorney who addressed the housing commission. said previous leadership promised elderly and frail tenants they would never be forced to move. >> we believe they should honor that protection, backing off and rescinding the 30-day notice. >> reporter: executive director received several letters expressing health and safety concerns relating to the stairs. does say the age

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also launching the world economic outlook there in davos how are things looking things are looking rosy according to the i.m.f. at least it's raised its growth forecast for the global economy by zero point two of a percent for this year and next to stand at three point nine percent that said it did warn of the risks of a growth cycle coming to an end it said that most of the growth has been driven by asia and europe and it said that the us could see some growth propelled by the tax reform however that could tail off towards twenty twenty two due to an increase in the u.s. budget deficit now let's talk about a some of the participants there because we know it's not only world leaders you can talk about the meeting without mentioning the glitz what has this year scarred in store. we have just had the crystal awards recognizing a celebrities artists who make an impact in the humanitarian wild cate blanchett the australian actor and producer received an award of crystal award for her role raising awareness in the refugee crisis as well as share a common the body would stall for his advocacy

it helps to highlight, talking about the olympics today, the winter olympics, a rather glowing, rosy there is a stick for every carrot and those sticks out to work. the americans will continue to use the backdrop of the winter olympics to make this point. what china is saying is that we will abide by un, not us. multilateral, not unilateral. we have got time to focus on a sports story. in the midst of the surely an open, these events always throwing out these great scary tale stories. this is the opposite, boris becker's bankruptcy. he doesn't know where his major trophies are and can you help find them. you don't exactly put the wimbledon trophy under the bed, do you? quite a fascinating thing that he has 14 missing trophies and an olympic medal as well and is seeking help to find this stuff. he must have had a very big house. if he does, we know that he can auction them and make quite a bit of money. there is something really sad, every time you get this like we have often seen, 1966 world cup hero sells level for funds, it is heartbreaking. i love seeing as being a commentator and

so you see me -- >> this is a very rosie picture. >> very rosie picture. but they may inspire the president to do the opposite. so engage in a hard-edged way that will make this debate much more difficult. just two weeks ago we saw that division the same president on tuesday bringing in a bipartisan group, said we need to solve this issue and -- i think he said i want to sign a bill of love that will allow the -- >> that is the guy that lindsey graham called tuesday trump. >> and then thursday trump after talking the hardliners in a famously vulgar exchange, trashed the whole thing and created the crisis that led to this weekend shutdown. if he he can just let the soe-- senate be the senate, let us work together for two weeks and find a solution, i think on the end he might be on the path to sign into law something that gets the border security investment that he wants and he ran on, and a solution to the daca problem that he said he also wants. but if he divides the senate again trk will be very difficult for us to make progress. >> so you bet at the end

skyscrapers are sprouting up and exports are strong but for many on the ground life is far less rosy. activists suddenly had to get used to serving tea for the last four months he's been working as a temporary waiter in this istanbul cafe. he'd never imagined things could come to this only last someone who had was the proud owner of a small hotel he was the boss but the economic crisis runed his business he went bankrupt was forced to sell up. to get to do we had only. it feels awful to crash like that it's just such a huge difference between what i was and what i am now. my house is mainly european tourists in my hotel but they stopped coming and i started to lose money on what's happening in the last two years my business collapsed completely the lots of turkeys businesses have gone the way of new hats on the stumbles main shopping boulevard the lively misty club the signs of economic malays are everywhere turkey's inflation rate has hit a fourteen year high the lira is constantly losing value creating problems for many but senator you know that's all we now know that you are search

it cannot be bartered for anything, and the eternal foundation for a rosy future of the country.t's the north korean government's mind-set about nuclear weapons, that somehow they will guarantee peace, even though that goes against the views of pretty much everywhere else in the world and it makes you wonder how princess margaog made in the talks, when north korea has stated they're not going to give up their nuclear weapons. >> and the united states absolutely wants them to be a non-nuclear state. so you have a clash of two very different world views here. thanks so much, will. >>> president trump walking back comments by an american general overseas during a joint news conference, trump was asked about remarks general robert neller made to 300 marines in norway last month. >> he said, there's a war coming, a big ass fight, when will that come? >> maybe he knows something that i don't know, okay? >> trump went on to say he hopes and expects the u.s. will have peace through strength. >> those marines are in norway as a counter to russian aggression in the region. >>> a bipartisan

heard from the international monetary fund, there isa international monetary fund, there is a very rosyutlook certainly in the short term for the global economy. so with that in mind, what's on the minds of company bosses? i would like to introduce to you bob moritz, the global chairman of pwc in diverse, davos andfi to s, f . , ,, good to you. 3‘13t 913 mernnc c31"! t3 m39“: you 3he3et et‘e3 “3"th c33"! et3 m39“: you have 3333 et‘e3 m3'hh3 c333 et3 m39“: you have survey many company bosses all over the world and you have come through with some very strong results in terms of what they're thinking is in the next 12 months. we survey 1300 ceos from around 85 countries, which was representing regions of the world and different segments of business, and the optimism is off the charts, a record yearin optimism is off the charts, a record year in terms of the level of optimism in its economy and prospects for the next 12 months, it's the highest level we've ever had and it is consistent worldwide region to region, something we haven't seen in the last 20 years of the survey. why is that? many

debra messing wrote it's shameful rosy o'donnell wrote megyn kelly is a moron.he sucks and so does her show. >> we wondered if kelly would address the backlash today. we found out the show was recorded. the decision to pre tape was made last week because of the sensitive nature of today's broadcast. former today show host ann curry was filling on the view today when it was a hot topic. >> we can reach out and listen. >> they were mean to you at the today show. >> here we go. >> last night curry told colbert she didn't get pleasure out of matt lauer's firing. >> i didn't have a chance to celebrate for a lot of reasons. you have to think about the pain to a lot of people. >> the former today show anchor was spotted grabbing a pizza. he also hit a local deli. he's been staying close to home despite a report his wife kicked him out. >> music icon neil diamond made a stunning announcement just two days shy of his 77th birthday. diamond still sells out arenas around the world is retiring effective immediately because of serious health condition. ♪ sweet caroline ♪ ♪ >

while the debate goes on, rosie can only reflect on a humiliating experience in a&e.cause of a gynecological problem and was bleeding heavily but she was examined in a crowded corridor. i think i was trolley number 12. and there were trolleys, then, all the way up. you can't see to someone's dignity, you can't ensure that they're having a private conversation and that if they break down in tears, which, i think i did, i'm pretty sure that i cried as well but you can't look into anybody‘s right to privacy or anything like that. at some hospitals like ipswich they say careful planning paid off and though staff were stretched, they coped with the pressures. at times over the really busy new year period there were trolleys down the corridor here but at this a&e unit things do seem to have calmed a little this week, with fewer patients coming through the front door of the hospital, though no—one's complacent about what the weeks ahead may bring. the medical director told me that flu was a significant concern. we've worked really hard to get our staff vaccinated but we're n

about paint rosy pictures but it is illegal immigration. how do you feel when our politicians come who swore to take an oath and uphold the constitution and its laws look to make not only their city but a whole state a sanctuary state? have you think that affects law-abiding citizens when you get politicians picking and choosing the laws they choose to follow? stationary cities is a bit of a misnomer these days. there is no city that is out circling the wagons around immigrants and protecting deportation. those law enforcement officers are making the determination that the best use of their time, money and resources is to focus on the law they have sworn to enforce. the local criminal laws, the local 911 calls, protecting and serving their communities. they have made the determination and the best way for them to do that is to do their job. they have nothing against those federal immigration officers, but they are not prepared to take their time and money to do the job of the federal government. anymore than they would do the drivershe irs,

nancy: makes them rosy. you can't do that here, can you? it's not that cold? bill: no. we are talking about the take the bubbles and do that. it's a right mixture. it has to do with the sugars and stuff. but there is a wind chill warning posted in part of the country. not here. that is beyond the wind chill advisory. that is when it's just stupid. jonathan: beyond the pale of -- it's not even reasonable. bill: mother nature is being unreasonable. that is right. let me show you what is happening in our area. beyond cold. not that but 22 in d.c. that is measured at reagan national. 16 in manassas. chantilly is 18. the wind chill factors are lower than that. down to minus 3 in winchester. hagerstown is zero. we had 6 for the wind chill in gaithersburg and leesburg. other than that it's quiet. i want to show you around the country. cold air. under stated. spilling in the polar air that is spilling in the country and affecting everybody. all the way to the gulfw orleans. it feels like 31 in houston. if you get to the other side of the rockies on the southern side it's 73 in

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