- don't be rude. - can you give us a question? a-- i am not gonna give you a question. - can you state-- can you state categorically-- - you are fake news. [crowd murmuring] - "you are fake news. "you're not here right now. you're telling me to do bad things." [laughter] wow. welcome to the next four years. you know what, honestly? that was one of the most frightening moments of today's presser for me, because in america, the press is supposed to be a check on the president, not the other way around. and you realize this is essentially the first step in the authoritarian tango. that's what you do. you shut down one news organization by alleging that it's all fake. that's your move, all right? and then if you get away with it, you can shut down another news network, you know? and then you can shut down another news network-- shut down another news network, shut them down, shut them down, until all that's left is, "breaking news: has president trump been working out?" you are in a position where donald trump-- i've never forgotten t

in tests with people acting out roles the dnned those people who were acting rude.>> i knew it all along. big talkers w was a big decision facing a fifth grade basketball team in rsey, e thant proud the question. play without the girls or don't play at >> so as you can see he decision was unanimous. they were not playing without the girls. the team in scotch plains hasrl they've been playing together for four years. now the league is not officially co-ed and the director there say that the girls have been playing illegally this whole time. so o-when faced with this debate, the boys decided to forfeit the rest of their season refusing to play ball without their female teammates. the parents in tear. >> the teamth no care that theyd playing in the playoff playoffs. >>> and monsieur you've been uber busted. a french businessman was caught cheating because ofa little bug in his ride sharing app. now he is suing uber for that $45 million because that little glitch that blew the cover on his extramarital adventures led to his divorce.ce two send notifications to his wife'

he was marking a guy in a rude way.ldn't allow my children to act that way i thought it was offensive. he didn't question the rights of the disabled he mark the specific newer tremors porter why you're conflating that with that an attack on human rights what's mark >> because he's an aspiring president and the responsibility of the president is to respect the rights of everybody. >> tucker: so mocking somebody isn't attacking on everybody who shares their characteristics, what are you saying what's mark >> it's illustrative of a president who is not terribly interested in defending the rights of the disabled, or the unpopular's, that's our concern. whether their undocumented immigrants, refugees, blacks, or women, over and over, you saw this disrespect to these people. >> tucker: you're doing what they all do, you're making generalizations rather than -- you're not answering a specific question that i asked, you're going to the big picture. the big picture was how was canada trumps rudeness to a disabled "new york times

trump's rudeness is a product of a rude culture.migration pause meant to separate homicidal maniacs from innocent muslims. pure mindless relativism, ie "the view's" bread and butter. caning the -- canceling the oscars. let's call it right now, clear out space on mount rushmore. donald trump maybe the greatest president we have ever had. >> it has just been a couple of weeks. >> dana, what do you make of whoopi's analysis of activity going around the world? >> i am sure she is speaking in hyperbole. however, danger is to take away from what the taliban does. throwing acid in girl's faces, denying them an education, what trump is talking about is more economic opportunity for all. his daughter, her whole policy platform is empowering women. it is ridiculous, ludacrist and undercuts what americans should be trying to do to help the girls of afghanistan. taliban is in afghanistan in larger number than eight years ago. >> they would execute everybody on "the view" and start with whoopi first. the audience didn't say anything. >> it was p

this is to rude, two of noxious, and you are going to kill his rude, twocareer -- to of noxious, and you're going to too rude, too obnoxious, and you are going to kill his political career. so lincoln writes another letter. lincoln also offers a tepid defense about covering his administrations find and less about coming to cameron's defense. again, these -- administration's flank, and less aboutlincoln ald coming toout cameron's defense. again, these are uncharacteristic instances in lincoln's career. this is a man who said in his second big noggin or i'll, with malice toward none." -- second inaugural address, with malice toward none. this is a man who had a lot of malice toward simon cameron. back atonishing to look the american army on the eve of the american civil war. the army had about 16,000 men. most of them were out picking fights with native americans. the firing on fort sumter, lincoln called for 75,000 volunteers, a fivefold expansion of the size of the army, and it's going to require explosive growth overnight. to have a country designed equip, feed, close, train, 16,000

president-- >> don't be rude. >> mr. president-elect, don't be rude. >> since you're attacking us, request you give us a question. >> i'm not going to give you a question, you are fake news, go ahead. >> okay, i want to talk about this. and start with you, here is the issue, i don't remember president obama's presidency early on that the media would pepper questions when they weren't called on keep going, keep going. called on someone else and keep going. i found it disconcerting and not because donald trump was being firm with them, but they wouldn't stop asking the question. >> that wasn't a good performance by that white house correspondent. the media had eight years with president obama and kissing, and now donald trump as the president, as rasmussen media is early half the voters biased against trump. only 12% said in favor of trump. eric: let me bring it to richard. you want it hold a press conference, right, you're allowed as president or the person behind the podium to pick and choose who you're going to go to wh

[ laughter ] >> jimmy: i mean, that is just -- that is rude. >> steve: that is rude. >> jimmy: that is> steve: insult to injury. >> jimmy: guys, get this. there are rumors that president trump could appoint sarah palin as the u.s. ambassador to canada. palin says she's flattered, but she doesn't really want to move to europe. [ laughter ] thank you very much, though. appreciate it. that's right. trump could appoint sarah palin as the ambassador to canada, which explains why now canada is building a wall. [ light laughter ] [ applause ] i want to say congratulations to george and amal clooney who are expecting twins. [ cheers and applause ] george was really surprised, because he thought he was done with twins once he got married. [ light laughter ] and, uh -- [ light laughter ] hey, guys, let's get to some sports. i saw that major league baseball is considering a rule change that would put a runner on second base at the start of extra innings. which explains their new slogan -- "major league baseball, even we get bored from baseball." [ laughter and applause ] but, guys, valentine's da

so tomorrow for some of you if you like today's weather might be a pretty rude awakening.e a look at that ten-day forecast all the way through your weekend. >> all right. thanks sheena. only in the mid to upper 30s for tomorrow and friday afternoon, but don't you worry winter haters. your mild weather comes right back. near 60 on saturday and mid to upper 60s on sunday. a little chance for a shower late sunday into monday but temperatures for the most part outside of thursday and friday will be well above average. speaking of above average let's go over to melissa mollet. >> thank you. just a smidge above average. 95 northbound after 17 here. still have this problem here. you'll have to stay to the right to get by that crash. it's about a one-mile backup here. right now this morning hopefully we'll get that out of the way soon. 50 eastbound, the ramp to northbound 202, a crash on the inner loop and outer loop look okay as does 270. see you in a couple of minutes. >>> hackers could be accessing your home right now. and you probably don't even know it. how your appliances co

and native americans had quite extensive trait rude between each other for you would have items made on the washington coast. thousand miles inland in minnesota or great plains so extending trading rout for native americans to ?is because we sort of reduced native herns to warring indian which unfortunately was not always the case. the history of the east tends to be more white, moring angle whie angle and protestant in initial story. history the west is more reflective because from the beginning it is more multipull churl in all of its intentions that is an important they think for americans to realize and that everybody, native american, asian americans -- ...

putting in a wonderful plan, staff totutoris would like to say by the end of the year, at least the rude innocentme mentes. >> isles more about fixing obama care not creating something entirely new. we're told he's watching the game at the trump international golf club in west palm beach, florida. he's friends to tom brady, so he's rooting for the patriots. but i have the atlanta falcons. >> thank you and good luck to both teams tonight. a lot to get to with our panel, cnn political comment tate for, penny nance, author of the book feisty and feminine, nice to have you both on. and ryan, let me begin with you, so the president certainly acknowledging the reality of how things work in washington and that it's going to take a little time, if you want to repeal and replace obama care, saying it might not even happen until 2018, completely different than what he said about obama care, and frankly the iran deal while he was on the campaign trail saying he would rip them up on day one. >> to me, i don't think either of those are necessarily bad things, when someone who has never been a politic

he was marking a guy in a rude way. wouldn't allow my children to act that way i thought it was offensive. he didn't question the rights of the disabled he mark the specific newer tremors porter why you're conflating that with that an attack on human rights? >> because he's an aspiring president and the responsibility of the president is to respect the rights of everybody. >> tucker: so mocking somebody isn't on everybody who shares characteristics, what are you saying? >> it's illustrative of a president who is not terribly interested in defending the rights of the disabled, or the unpopular's, that's our concern. whether their undocumented immigrants, refugees, blacks, or women, over and over, you saw this disrespect to these people. which is not what youwh would wt in the case of a president. >> tucker: you're doing what'r they all do, you're making generalizations rather than -- you're not answering a specific question that i asked, you're going to the big picture. the big picture was how was candidate trumps rudene

this behavior actually similar to behavior seen in human babies, nobody likes rudeness. >> nope. >> theg winds may have kept you awake overnight. >> the question is going to be a problem for the morning commute? >> definitely will be felt, put it that way. do you have factor in for windchill here today. i'll tell you thousand feels right now, thousand will feel for the rest of the day. also, much quieter pattern beyond this point to tell but in the full seven day right 8f8z z12fz y28f8y y12fy >> ♪ >> ♪ >> what a wonderful dramatic interlude. don't you think? anyway the winds blows, i love it. well done to our producer chris on that one. i was just saying to the anchors, you'll never get that song out every your head for the rest of the day. your welcome. looking ahead to quite a blustery day here. we have either winds advisory, high wind warning, depending on your location. looking at another view every "skycam 3" for you, we overlook the love statue out there at dilworth park. 38 degrees the current temperature, feels like 26. look at the winds, cranking out of the northwest. and it is

i'm going to say something rude to you and i don't want to say something rude to you, so i'm just goingmarter than that. >> you're not the guy to walk away and walk off. everybody later that day was like texting and going, you okay? >> what's the longest you went without talking to another shark? >> as long as possible. >> really? it sticks with you that long sometimes? >> no. i've never taken it past after the next pitch. >> i used to get very, very angry at kevin. because he used to be very rude to people. >> not at all. if you were in one of my business school classes, i would spray you down with water and every time you say "i don't know," i would hit you with electric cattle prod. >> over the years we figured out kevin is just a cartoon character. >> all this kumbaya stuff, "oh, i don't want to hurt your feelings." frankly, if you can't take me in the "shark tank," the real world is going to eat you alive. had to force 40,000 down his throat like a goose! >> while these sharks may bare their teeth at each other, they can often be caught just having fun. >> all: kiss, kiss, kiss, ki

when you talk about people who are calling up and getting rude responses -- do you know who is doing that? when you call up your senator or congressperson, that is what you get. you don't get responses. i think it is really interesting that people are expected to go to town hall meetings and that person doesn't show up. you want to shove everything back to the states and you want washington to be dismantled? how about this. if we can save money, how about we limit the senators and congressmen two per state and that's it. load of money. and if it's necessary, people could send in referendums. they could put in votes. instead of trying to have you all gerrymandering what you think we want. all, aboutt of restructuring congress, that is set by the constitution and i don't think the caller or anybody in america would like for their voice to be diluted in washington. we are listening to the american people. we are heading in the direction that the majority of the american people say we need. the majority of american people say we are going in the wrong direction. a lot of the people don't

entire crew was more excited about this than anyone. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: ah that is so cruel and rude when i got here. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> but i just chose you. >> jimmy: you just chose -- yeah. by the way, you nailed me. >> i did. if i didn't i would have not been able to fly home. >> jimmy: right, cause your husband nick is -- >> tonight. >> jimmy: honey. come on? >> why didn't you get him? [ laughter ] that's not even how he sounds. that's my own -- >> jimmy: how's he doing? how's nick doing? >> he's great. >> jimmy: i love him. i love him. and congratulations on -- to him and to you on a beautiful baby girl. >> yes. we did it again. >> jimmy: i mean, that's -- that's two little babies. >> yes. [ cheers and applause ] thank you. never again. we're done. >> jimmy: what is that? what do you mean? >> he's on notice, to -- yeah. he's on strict notice. we are done. i am making no more. >> jimmy: really? >> yes. >> jimmy: did you say, nick, nope, no. this is -- >> no. yes. he's on strict notice. we'll get into more detail later what that means, but -- >> jimmy: yeah. i want to show

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he was rude. by southern standards, by midwestern standards, definitely rude. the 1950's in delivers a death sentence. till in life and in death. that is why sncc chooses mississippi. heey will chip away th white supremacy. look at the pictures. i just want you to look at the pictures. we have bob moses, 60-year-old secretary, one of the most important people to come to mississippi. bob will lead efforts in mississippi through 1964. amziegoing to join with veteran, andwar ii they are going to start planning a voter registration drive in 1961. what does this picture tell you? in world warran ii. why is that important? nathan? why is that important? veterans were the ones that were really going for thoughte because they why fight for change outside of the u.s. and then come back and still be? prof. shrock: absolutely right. world war ii was the pace of social change. we had some vets coming back that were not content to live in the jim crow south anymore. moore was one of them. that connection to world war ii, social change. here we have an older activist joining

act yourself rude and engage in violence during the protests.doesn't serve your interests. >> look at the broad-stroking that you and adriana is pointing out. first of all, college campuses, all liberals. it's funny, your fox colleague greg gutfeld came from berkeley as well. the argument of these college campuses are expressing a viewpoint. what is wrong with that? trump wants to worry about a blowback at the midterm elections. >> jesse: blowing things through buildings and lighting things on fire. if i was a citizen in berkeley and my store got crashed into by some radical, i'd be pretty angry. and politics is about persuasion. i don't think people are persuading other people. if they're holding up airport lines at jfk or lax or torching someone's limousine like they did in the d.c. inauguration. that's not necessarily getting people to come to your side. >> i'm not going to defend that. that's the misdirection of thiss argument. the argument is very simple. civil disobedience has been part of this country's history. and more importantly, peop

. >> that was rude. >> all my daughter's pictures were in this third floor. >> thank you for your services. >> good morning. am i bothering you? >> that's fine. >> on morning after police say they finally arrested killer of queen's jogger corina, i wanted to talk had her father phil. i felt like i knew where to find him, at the memorial he built with his own two hands for his daughter's life, the spot where she was attacked he was there this morning. >> he agreed to talk to us, sat down with us, for his first interview,20-year-old channel lewis was arrested. >> he should get the death penalty, it is only right, i don't know if they could seek the deep, it depends on pro prosecutes it. >> true. >> would you like t like to do that yourself. >> do what? >> kill him. >> no. no. i would have liked to have caught him. but no as far as like pulling the switch? no. no. >> he was in his florida home, with the flu. he got a call at 6 p.m. saturday night. >> he came back to new york saturday morning attended lewis' arraignment on sunday evening. what was that like. >> tense, i have never been to one

that's where the power is. >> why is they so rude?s the queen ever watch and think here we are, we try to pretend we're high brow, sophisticated types, and they're constantly interrupting and yelling. and -- >> they are. clearly the erupting is very dependent on which side the eruption comes from. in support or not. it's good, open dialogue, joe. >> then the -- >> democracy. the queen, i think, watches, but she visits twice. >> she should be going like this. >> then everyone is respectful. no one -- >> they might be nice to her. and then the only person over there that is making any sense right now is nigel farage. >> he's not even in parliament. >> i know. but i saw him speaking yesterday. it's like people like tony blair, others, they think, you know what? i know i'm in the minority, because i didn't want to leave, but i'm sticking with that. i'm thinking that's -- >> theresa may was pretty strong, germany criticized her for inviting president trump. she hit back and she won her vote clearly to get article 50 invoked. of all the day

beginning in rude simplicity of civilization all nations could be located along with spectrum of four stages of social development. since civilization was something that could be achieved, everything was enlisted in order pushed back barbarism, and spread refinement and knowledge. all sorts in the 18th century english speaking world, also it's a new organizations and instruments grew up, sprang up to spread light and knowledge among people. this is the period and we call it the age of enlightenment. learned societies, debating clubs, assembly clubs, reading groups, gentleman magazines, concerts, galleries, museums all were created in this period of the 18th century. 18th century english speakers saw the beginning of culture, culture as a public commodity, as something that was valuable and that gave status and that could be acquired. the cultural world that we are familiar with today as the 4 arts organization exemplify, that cultural world was born in the age of enlightenment. now at the center of this new civilized world was the idea of a gentleman. defineing a proper gentleman educ

i'm being rude. the crunch on the top, you have to have the tortilla chips and what would you say would pair well with the soup? should this be the main attraction? >> all of this, this is perfect. you see a lot of people do chili, this is a nice spin on it. much healthier and lighter. you can sit there and have a bowl and enjoy the game, come back and get a little more. you won't feel bloated or full. you can still have room to enjoy the barbecue sandwich or wings or salsa and chips. >> you don't feel bloated on super bowl sunday, you're eating wrong. >> real quick, i want to give you a shout-out, jj deli, 20 years you are celebrating. >> vero very hard keeping business in the family and in the community and that's key. >> you're keeping us full and getting us ready for super bowl with great soups for our soul. thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you so much. >> go falcons. >> had to get it in. >> back to you. >> making me angry. 16 years at the school in firefighter washington had a bright f

. >>> your is for being rude. researchers say why man's best friend has a morale comp pus. we'll see at 4:00 p.m. >> thanks alicia. >> windy, accuweather forecast when "action news" comes right back. >> ell us about the windy accuweather forecast. i was telling ric my car was moving on the highway this morning. >> she had the top down, too. >> reporter: storm tracke scan, it is windy out there, at least we don't have any precipitation the poconos and a couple of snow but they map. as we look outside we're looking at the action cam on the benjamin franklin parkway look at the leaves blowing down the road early this morning. we still have very impressive wind gusts across the region. you need to hold on to the steering wheel and look out fordebris on the roads. we have treehes along the roads. 41rees in phids o that's a sustained windy the are going much higher than that, we've had them over 50 hour in the last 30 min and elsewhere around the region41 in the city. in the upper 0s inreading and lancaster and trenton, 40 on the nose in 49 in cape may. again the gusts kickingthe

first 6:30 a rude awakening for prince george country after a car slams into the garn. take a look at yourself. this is addison and dunbar oaks road and capitol heights and garage covered with a tarp. no word why the car veered off the road in the first place and into that home and no word if anyone was injured in the crash. >> take to you national news now live look at senate floor. democratic senators are holding floor again this time it's to speak against senator jeff seeings to become next attorney general. it's second night in a row they're holding aal all night filibuster to speak out about one of trump's nominees. sessions confirmation vote is set for later today. >> three judge federal appeals court will lookly issue its ruling on president trump travel ban by end of wee from department of justice and state suing government over the controversial executive order trump administration wants court to reinstate the tem rare ban on immigrants and refugees from 7 majority muslim countries happening today montgomery country officials will hold a meeting this afternoon

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coming up next, rude to youtube. much time are we spending on our phones and tablets and how many it compares to how much you are watching a television as you are this morning. >>> a live look from emeryville camera. it is cold, though. make sure you grab a sweater or jacket. >>> coming up at 4:45 on this tuesday morning with clear skies and cool temperatures. by lunchtime, in the mid-50s. we should be up to 64. as we go through the week, we will continue to warm up. more in 30 minutes. >>> it is 4:45. new numbers show the amount of hours we are spending watching things on youtube. that number of hours is shocking. >> do we want to find out the answer? we turn to landon dowdy who joins us from world headquarters with the answers. >> that's a lot of kitten videos. >> it is a lot. a quick check of the markets. the president will discuss spending on items such as defense and in tpra strur sure. 15 points money to 20,837, the 12th straight day it closed at a record high. nasdaq 6861. walmart upgraded its mobile app to al

. >>> plus, a rude awakening for a man asleep inside his house. a car comes barreling through, and get this, it's not the first time he talks to our pat collins about the ordeal. >>> a test is offering new hope for women who have tried and failed to get pregnant. we'll hear from a mother who was just about to giveup, and >>> the majority of the maryland state police helicopter fleet is grounded tonight. we broke the story on twitter and has our report. >> the helicopters are less than three years old. the aw39 cost about $12 million each. a crack in the paint on one tail rotor blade was found. then on sunday, a second helicopter was found to have the same defect. >> after that second one was found, the aviation command commander ordered an inspection to be conducted on all aircraft and that's what's been done over the last two days. >> so far, only cracks in the paint have been discovered, note in the actual rotor blades, a have passed inspections, 12 blades have been sent back to the manufacturer for more inspections. as of tonight, four of the t

some people told me that they think the immigration executive orders are too rude. some told me they think the border wall is going to cost too much. others told me they don't think protectionism is the best way to bring jobs back home but at the same time they are happy to see not a politician but president trump in the oval office. that is the mood here at the cpac meeting. >> our correspondent in maryland at that cpac conference. thank you much. you're watching dw news live from berlin. escaping trump's america, some trudge through the freezing snow for hours to get to canada and others make the journey in more comfortable way. our report on the asylum seekers looking to make canada their home. >> you are with dw news live from berlin. in iraq government forces have recaptured the strategically important mosul airport. eastern mosul was recaptured from i.s. last month. u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson has held talks with senior mexican officials to try to interest the division between the two countries. mexico's foreign minister has warned that negotiations

. >> that was really rude. >> all of my birth pictures were in that third floor. >> a thank you for your service. >> 12-year-old sydney phillips from north jersey who recovered at the center of controversy before, is facing another battle with the archdiocese of newark. it came at a time which should've been one of the most exciting times in her life. >> she had the court with the wnba, she was joined by her sister and good friend grace. the team extended the invitation when sydney was rejected from playing out her school's boys basketball team, given they didn't have a girls team. the but attention was diverted to the email her father received it while she was at practice with the pros. it came from his attorney and was sent from the lawyer representing the archdiocese, saying sydney and her sister should not attend saint teresa's, quote tomorrow morning or any day after. >> about an hour ago i got an e-mail from our attorney, the city has no idea katie has no idea. they have been asked not to report to school tomorrow. they're throwing them out of school. i think it is disgraceful. i a

rude. that's rude. >> yeah. well. did she say she was going to be here? >> she said she was. she said it was a computer issue earlier. >> aww. >> shut the [ bleep ] up. >> it is nervewracking when i just sit here and wait to see her. it sucks. i sit here and fidget and wait for her face to pop up, then like the second it does, like i'm elated. it sucks when it doesn't happen, though. >> i know her and leah's relationship isn't healthy and i know that baby will bring so much more problems into their relationship, and i just really worry about her. >> that's all she wrote. so i sat here for 30 minutes for nothing. because normally i would be at that space table because i'm always jen's partner. i would much rather sit and play cards and not have any communication than to get your [ bleep ] hopes up with something like this. because is it really because she doesn't have a secure internet connection, or is it really because she's high as balls and doesn't want me to see? thing. >> i love leah. i want nothing more than to be sober and happy and married and have a family and do rig

it was rude. by southern standards. by midwestern standards, definitely rude. in theissippi mid-1950's, it was his death sentence. in life, and death. that's why they choose mississippi. they are going to chip away at this edifice of white supremacy. just look at the pictures. i want you to look at the pictures. we have bob mosys, the field secretary, one of the most important people when it comes to mississippi. bob is going to lead six efforts in mississippi through 1964. he is going to join with a world war ii veteran and civil rights activist, and they are going to start planning a voter registration drive in mississippi in 1961. look at this picture. what does it tell you? veteran from world war ii. why is that important? nathan. why is that important? >> because the veterans were the ones who are really going for change because they thought, why fight for change outside of the u.s. and come back and still be --? joel: 100% right. absolutely. world war ii speeds the pace of social change. we have these sets coming back that are not content to live in the j

rude. that's rude. >> yeah. well. did she say she was going to be here? >> she said she was. was a computer issue earlier. >> aww. >> shut the [ bleep ] up. >> it is nervewracking when i just sit here and wait to see her. it sucks. i sit here and fidget and wait for her face to pop up, then like the second it does, like i'm elated. it sucks when it doesn't happen, though. >> i know her and leah's relationship isn't healthy and i know that baby will bring so much more problems into their relationship, and i just really worry about her. >> that's all she wrote. so i sat here for 30 minutes for nothing. because normally i would be at ♪ if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis isn't it time to let the real you shine through? introducing otezla, apremilast. otezla is not an injection, or a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. some people who took otezla saw 75% clearer skin after 4 months. and otezla's prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't take otezla if you are allergic to any of its ingredients. otezla may inc

in addition to making a huge mess, they have generated a foul smell, it's a rude wakeup call. so if this doesn't feel like a hitchcock movie already for the neighbors, here's the plan to deal with them. the city will actually be firing off fireworks to try to humanely scare these birds somewhere else. we're live in trenton, i'm drew smith, nbc10 news. >>> three, two, one! >> thousands of people braved the february cold and took a dip in the atlantic today. and they raised nearly a million bucks doing it. it was all part of the polar bear plunge in rehoboth beach. taking a live look now down the shore. things are going to be warming up and it may be a good day to take a stroll on the beach. >> take your umbrella, because it might be a little rainy, but yes, temperatures are going to top out in the 60s. we're seeing partly to mostly cloudy skies across philadelphia, so conditions certainly not mostly clear, or clear for tonight. not the ideal night for sky gazing, the good news is temperatures are very comfortable. there's a weak disturbance just offshore which is why we're seei

jonathan: senate majority leader mitch mcconnell got a rude welcoming home. hundreds rallies and protests at an event he was set to speech. but inside the speech went out without any drama at all. but the same cannot be s republicans. watch. >> that was an exchange for congressman dave bratt. where the g.o.p. is facing harsh critics. they are packing the town halls. some canceled the town hall citing safety concerns. the white house says the protesters are bei paid by the liberal groups but protesters deny that. jonathan: the conservative political action conference, c.p.a.c. began today. tomorrow's speakers are the vice president, betsy devos, the secretary of education and one of the most controversial advisers to president trump, steve bannon. the event wraps up saturday. michelle: this just in. secretary of state rex tillerson just arrived in mexico city. he will be joined by john kelly who is current guatemala. in the meeting with the mexican leaders they ae trump's travel ban, his proposed border wall and new immigration guidelines that subject more und

how rude and insulting to parents. the reaction at annette's day care has been positive. after reading through some of the facebook comments she added a please with a smiley face. a now friendly reminder that the best connection doesn't come from a phone. jacob rascon, nbc news, houston. >>> a new warning concerning children and laundry detergent pods. there's been an alarming rise in pods breaking open and chemically burning the eyes of children who mistake them for candy or toys. 12 burns reported in 2012. that number jumped to almost 500 in 2015. an industry trade group said the accidents happened before new safety standards were implemented last year. but a good reminder is to keep them out of the reach of children. >>> if you're looking to get your body clock in order, scientists say go camping. spending time in nature lowers stress levels and blood pressure. plus you're more likely to get to bed earlier and get up earlier, and exposing yourself to more natural light helps when you're cut off from the life of your smartphone and tablet, of course. >>> the amazing cha

. >> that was rude. >> all of my daughters at birth pictures were on the third floor. [inaudible] >> the last half-hour with some of the most emotional conversation i've had. we talked to the member of tj walsh, finding him heroin addicted and homeless on the streets of philadelphia. >> how are you? >> he agreed to enter rehab and to enter detox. >> i heard you are out looking for me it scared me. deep down inside i knew it was a godsend. >> at the end of the story walked him into the detox facility and said my goodbyes. when i call the family to find out how he was doing i talk to his sister, she told me that he is out of rehab. obviously i got excited. and that she she told me, no he walked out of rehab. >> were in the middle of the woods. this beautiful rehab place. as much as i wanted to be there i knew from the moment i got there it wasn't going to work. >> this morning i met kristi at her apartment and it took about an hour for her to come outside because she was so emotional and scared to see tj that she couldn't muster the strength to get downstairs. this time

all of this about the rude speaker you were talking about, breitbart editor milo yiannopoulos who hasampuses with his controversial speeches. he once worked for white house chief advisor steve bannon. so, politics hung overall of this. the president weighed in this morning with this tweet. quote, if u.c. berkeley does not allow free speech and practices violence on people with a different point of view, no federal fund. well, multiple lawmakers in california were swift in their response. they say that that tweet is a veiled threat and they say that students on this campus shouldn't pay for what this university says was violence led by about 150 outside agitators. the university doesn't feel that the people who were smashing the windows of the student union were students at all. so, we are also hearing reaction from the speaker himself, milo yiannopoulos as well as students. here's what they told us. >> they wouldn't allow students to listen to different points of view, they're absolutely petrified by alternative visions of how the world ought to look and people with arguments and fact