i'm serving inmate edwards a 115 and inmate samuels a 115.y had a fistfight on the yard friday, the 30th of march. they've both been charged with battery on an inmate because one inmate received serious injuries. oh, it's a serious 115. it's an a-1 offense. this is a serious 115. they could lose up to a year of credit earned. where's jamie at? when i go up there, i just talk individuals like i would talk to you right now. we're going to serve this man his paperwork and see what happens. >> you want it right now? >> officer deed, this is officer carson's section. i have a 115 for you for the fight you had on the yard the other day. charged with battery on an inmate with serious injuries. it's a d.a. referral offense. and if you're found guilty of that, it carries a maximum forfeiture of 360 days. okay, being that you're in lockup, you have the right to have an investigative employee. okay, if you have anybody you want to investigate it -- >> anybody on the yard, they seen what happened. i don't know their names. that's what i'm saying. if you

however, samuels wants somebody investigated. going to go out there and get these guys on the tier. >> first 227. >> 227? >> samuels is being charged with battery on an inmate, right? he wanted me to ask you what did you see? >> i didn't see nothing. i was on the -- all i seen when i looked to the side, all i heard was officer get down. the dude was already on the ground. >> you didn't see anything? >> i didn't see nothing at all. >> all right. remember that fight on the yard last friday? >> what about it? >> inmate samuels upstairs has been charged with battery on an inmate. he said that you were on the yard and he wanted me to ask you what did you see. >> i seen dude hit him. why? >> what dude hit him, the other one, edwards? >> yeah, the one on the ground. >> the one that got knocked down? >> yeah. >> mr. powers, come on, let me talk to you for a minute. so, he's the one -- he was aggressive? that's it, thank you. >> all right, i went upstairs and investigated five guys. >> 27? >> i talked to 27. >> what did he say? >> he didn

amanda's mother offers up samuel skinner. >> samuel, i lived with him before i went to cheyenne. >> youad a relationship with him prior? >> right. >> i will be right back. >> reporter: pam returns with contact information for samuel skinner and the case again appears to be wrapped up. >> i want you to make the phone call. it's scary but i'll get you through it. >> reporter: pam coaches amanda. what she says could make or break her chance to make a connection with her potential birth father. >> i want you to breathe, you're not breathing. >> reporter: she goes for it. >> yes, is this samuel skinner? yes, i was wanting to talk to samuel skinner. yes. can you tell him to call amanda? it's a friend of the family. okay, thank you. >> where was he? >> he was unavailable. >> reporter: a few days later the man named samuel skinner does call her back. turns out he's living just down the gulf coast from amanda in louisiana. >> when she started to mention certain people, it clicked. >> who did she mention? >> her mother's name. >> he said, i loved your mama. he said, but we just parted ways. >> re

here's samuel l.>> fox eight is down. fox four is down. >> respond, fox three. [ radio chatter ] >> oh, my god. [ radio chatter ] does anybody know what that is? >> i don't know, man! [ radio chatter ] >> roger. >> yeah, the monkey. >> what the hell is that? >> turn right, heading 2-5. >> somebody talk to me man. >> turn right heading -- >> fox leader to fox group, form a a perimeter. get in gunner position! >> kill that thing. >> i'm freaking out, man. >> fox leader to fox group, fire at will! >> jimmy: yeah! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i love it. >> yeah! >> jimmy: that's how you do it right there. >> that's it. >> jimmy: samuel l. jackson, and i are doing a new game called "facebook rants" after the break. stick around everybody. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] (vo) love. i got it. i gotcha baby. (vo) it's being there when you're needed most. love is knowing... he's the one. (vo)...it was meant to be. and love always keeps you safe. we're fine. (vo) love is why we built a car you can trust. now and

amanda's mother offers up samuel skinner. >> samuel, i lived with him before. >> you had a relationshipith him prior? >> right. >> i will be right back. >> reporter: pam returns with contact information for samuel skinner and the case again appears to be wrapped up. >> i want you to make the phone call. it's scary but i'll get you through it. >> reporter: pam coaches amanda. what she says could make or break her chance to make a connection with her potential birth father. >> i want he agrees to do a dna test. >> i'm just -- >> you don't want to say? >> i don't want to say. i just really hope my journey ends here. >> when you met samuel for the first time, what was that like? >> he kept on doing this. and he kept on -- i was like, why are you staring at me like that? he's like, girl, you are a spitting image of your mama. >> no matter how it turns out -- >> reporter: their meeting is just the beginning of the bonding between amanda and the possible father she's always been hoping for. but she's careful not to get her hopes up too high, having already been down this road once before. >> y

let's bring in samuel burke live in london. good morning, samuel.lpful julian assange. >> reporter: good morning, dave. what is interesting is just because there's been unauthorized release of classified information does not make the information declassified. that puts the tech companies in legally murky water. there is a pr issue. do companies want to be associated with the julian assange? take a look at one republican senator has been saying about julian assange. ben sasse from nebraska. assange should spend the rest of his life wearing an orange jump suit. he is an enemy of the american people and ally to poovladimir putin. he has dedicated his life to endangering innocent lives. i like the issue of microsoft putting out a statement yesterday. they put their e-mail address in there and said we hope if anybody has information to help us, the cia or wikileaks, they would just e-mail us here. maybe they can get that information and make these products safe for us and shareholders. of course, they have an obligation to them to try to keep their produ

samuel l. is sick of it. the new movie "get out" looks at race relations and america through a lens of horror and satire. but it's lead role went to a british actor. >> i tend to wonder what that will be would have been with an american brother who really understands -- daniel grew up in a country where it hasn't been an issue for 100 years. what would a brother in america would have made of that role? >> he believes that's why studios are picking britt's first. >> there cheaper than us. they don't cost as much. and they think they are better trained for some reason then we are. >> they are, you idiot. >> the films director admitted he had reservations about casting, but tells the "observer," once i wrapped my head about how universal these themes were, i picked daniel because at the end of the day he was the best person for the rol role. john mcwhorter, what do you think, i'm going to come to you because of your expertise in casting films. >> so irritating, samuel l. jackson. would he say that

so we can send the cavalry. >> samuel l.on reprising the role he made famous in pulp fiction" in this one. critics love it giving it a solid 80% certified fresh on rotten tomatoes. mike says it has a smart script, imaginative film making and a fine cast of fine actors who get to the act and brian says kong still commands respect. his presence alone makes it worth a trip to skull island. pretty co >>> this morning on "world news now," a violent rampage at a train station. >> investigators in germany are trying to piece together why a man attacked several people with an ax. crowds were sent running in a total panic as the attacker stepped off the train swinging. what we're learning this morning. >>> and the battle over the plan to replace obamacare has taken a complicated turn. house speaker paul ryan says the new bill is the best chance they have while other republicans say it could actually makes things worse. details ahead. >>> we're tracking a major storm moving toward the east coast overnight getting a look at powerful an

samuel alito, 2006. sonia sotomayor, 2009. and elena kagan in 2010. watch thursday at 8:00 p.m. astern on c-span2. earlier today the justice department announced charges were being brought against four people, including two russian intelligence officers, for the 2014 hacking of 500 million yahoo accounts. his is 25 minutes. >> good morning, thank you for being here today. i'm mary mccord, acting director

. >> la cocina para samuel es un lugar especial, desde pequeÑo Él y su papÁ, y a los estados unid unidossto fue antes que nos fuÉramos a las escuelas. >> a los 11 aÑos de haber cruzado la frontera, ellos siguen trabajando en un resto rap restaurant, a diferencia Él y su madre son los dueÑos. ella con trabajo duro, su hijo logrÓ realizar este sueÑo, samuel es muy trabajador, los que lo conocen lo saben, lo que conocen, que Él estÁ aquÍ sin documentos. >> siempre hablamos con abrir un restorant, pero sin papeles no se puede, y gracias a obama que firmÓ la orden ejecutiva, este, pudimos lograr nuestro sueÑo. >> con ese permiso conocido como daca, que abriÓ el restorant," mariscos los primos", y luego de la toma de posesiÓn de trump, y redadas, el miedo a la deportaciÓn siempre estÁ en la mente. >> de la nada te pueden llevar para mÉxico, y uno nada mÁs quiere sobre salir, y saco arnos para vivir, o que tiene un sueÑo para cumplir. >> el presidente del senado, concuerda que muchas de las deportaciones injustas. >> se supone que son los inmigrantes con crÍmenes violentos, y ahora estÁn preocu

four—year—old twins roman and samuel sharma saw their mum claudia faint onto the floor.lock it, and then they did this. siri, call daddy... they used siri, the phone's voice recognition system to call not dad, but 999. the boys knew about siri by watching their mum and dad. isaid, "siri, 999." and what happened? the police and the doctor came. eventually, mum was taken to hospital. as a parent you tell them things and you hope things sink in but you don't expect it ever to happen orfor them to remember what you said. the boys say using smartphones is, well, smart. clearly a life—changing piece of four—year—old philosophy. that's a summary of the news. newsday is coming up at midnight — now on bbc news, it's time for newsnight with naga munchetty. what do we now know about what drove khalid masood to become the man who murdered four people and injured 50 others in westminster on wednesday? does he fit the profile of such an extreme and violent attacker? what is so extraordinary about khalid masood? known as adrian elms where he grew up in tunbridge wells, in the garden of

roman and samuel sharma worked out how to unlock their mother's mobile phone and call 999. world news tonight is off the air this week due to the clocks going forward in the usa. we'll be bringing you world news america at half past nine. there's confusion in washington tonight after republican party leaders in congress postponed a vote on president trump's controversial healthcare plan — the measure designed to replace what became known as 0bamacare. mrtrump mr trump asked for his bill to be withdrawn minutes before a vote was due to take place. he had made it a key pledge to replace barack 0bama's flagship policy during his election campaign. he told journalists that he never expects the cost of health insurance for ordinary americans to soar. i think what will happen is 0bamacare soar. i think what will happen is 0bamaca re unfortunately will explode, last year you had over 100% increases in various places, in arizona i understand it's going up very rapidly again like it did last year, last year was 116%. very rapidly again like it did last year, last yearwas 116%. many

first, samuel picked up his mum's hand to place her thumb on her iphone to unlock it.t dad, but 999... the boys knew about siri by watching their mum and dad. i said, ‘siri, 999." and what happened? the police and the doctor came. eventually, mum was taken to hospital. as a parent, you tell them things and hope they sink in, but you never, a — expect it to happen. 0r b — for them to remember anything you said. the boys say using smartphones is, well, smart. clearly a life—changing piece of four—year—old philosophy. that's a lovely story. much more on the website — bbc.com/news. see you soon. hello. there will be some chilly nights this weekend. there will be frost for some of us as the weekend begins, but by day, it's sun, sun, sun. what a glorious weekend if you're a fan of blue skies. high pressure right across the uk. the weather ingredients this weekend, because of high pressure, as you might imagine, it's going to be settled. there will be some warm spring sunshine around, but for some others there will be a noticeable breeze. we will need to shelter from that to

tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- samuel l. jackson, dakota fanning,

like samuel capland inside his office at this federal facility, he used his work computer to open e-mails from his private account. >> dothat? >> of course. >> it was -- the best way i can describe it is ridiculous for me to do that. >> included in the e-mails, sexually explicit images. he admits some were even of children. >> it just doesn't sound rational. >> he later pled guilty topo session of child porn and served three years prison time. the news 4 i-team were tipped that extreme cases are rare, we investigated how long federal workers wasted t we sought records from 12 major agencies, some of the large egs government employers in d.c. and nationwide asking only for their most egregious cases, cases in which internal investigators were called in or which the employee admitted to hours of porn viewing a day. and we found more than 100 cases. >> that's classified as fraud, waste an abuse. they should be working on projects. >> agencies do police their computer networks for this as an investigator frr the environmental protection agency inspector general. the i-team found seven employe

and hersons, roman and his twin brother samuel. which one made the call?sisted with the address. even listening to it, it is so hard to listening to it, it is so hard to listen to, explain where you were and what happened ?|j listen to, explain where you were and what happened? i had just picked up and what happened? i had just picked up the boys from score and taken them home, to give them their snack, and that was the last i remember —— from school. by all accounts i fainted and i hit my head on the doorframe fainted and i hit my head on the door frame and knocked fainted and i hit my head on the doorframe and knocked myself fainted and i hit my head on the door frame and knocked myself out completely. samuel found myself on the floor and alerted roman to the fa ct i the floor and alerted roman to the fact i wasn't moving. roman came over and check i wasn't moving and then decided he would call the emergency services. what is so astonishing, to use your phone at all, he had to use your thumb print to use the phone, when you were well again and you realis

tambiÉn por paÍses como el salvador, donde el Último aÑos aumentaron las migraciones de familias, samuel separada de su pequeÑo hija >>> aracelli ramos jamenÁs olvi los meses cuando fue separada de su pequeÑa porque fue acusada de querer vender a su hija falsamente >>> para mÍ fue lo mÁs difÍcil que hice, que hicieron separarme de mi hijo >>> por ahora no puedo entender por quÉ la casa blanca pretende separar a las madres de sus hijos cuando crucen la frontera >>> les cuesta bastante porque ella como nunca se habÍa separado de mÍ, ella lloraba >>> una medida que segÚn la cancillerÍa salvadoreÑa, esta podrÍa ser demasiado drÁstica >>> definitivamente que es una violaciÓn a los derechos humanos de los niÑos y las niÑas y particularmente las mujeres >>> segÚn un informe del departamento de seguridad nacional el aÑo pasado 47 mil menores fueron detenidos en estados unidos proveniente de guatemala, honduras y el salvador incremento importante >>> para esta experta la promulgaciÓn de el presidente trump no se detiene >>> no pararÁ, pone en mas riesgo a las mujeres con niÑos >>> por hoy aracell

. >> samuel l. jackson fired off a few twitter comments. we can't read any of them on the air really. >> but okay, ben carson. i can't. immigrants? in the bottom of slave ships? and then just insert any line from -- >> any movie he's ever done. >> every samuel jackson performance except for his tv commercials, and you've got it. >>> coming up, the driving the wrong way down the highway. >> see the police dash cam video of a driver making terrible decisions behind the wheel. >>> and speaking of poor decision making, oh, it is time to check in with abc's the bachelor to see who has made it to the final two. spoiler alert, the black girl didn't. nick's big decision is right around the corner. >> such a spoiler. now." >>> "world news now" weather brought to you by match.com. (achoo!) did you know you can pick up cold & flu viruses from things in your home for up to 48 hours? it's like having a sick family member that you didn't even know was there. and we all know what happens when one family member gets sick. but

cnn's samuel burke live for us at london's heathrow airport.amuel, what are the tech companies saying about this move? >> good morning, christine, i've been speaking with tech and aviation experts who say they're constantly looking at the dangers and threats imposed from lithium batteries, those are in all of the devices we have from smartphones to laptops. and they've been saying for years the faa has been pushing to get those out from the belly of the airplane into the cabin of the airplane. but they worry about a change reaction, god forbid there were an expose or one battery to catch fire. if there are so many batteries around it could pose a huge domino effect. if that were in the cabin, if something happened to one of the bat eye ares in cabin at least there would be an opportunity for the crew to extinguish that. a lot of people question whether it's safer to have that on the belly of the plane, what can we do given the threats we're hearing from both the u.s. government and the uk government. and a lot of the experts are saying if you l

. >> james corden and samuel l jackson acting out scenes from jackson's film career, snakes on the plane. >> indeed. >> um-hmm. >> and more coming up in the next hour but first lets get out to lauren with the weather , hi there, lauren. >> we're feeling good out here , right now, little bit of the breeze and temperatures in the 50's. just need a light jacket not the whole winter parka but don't have it too far away as we head in the upcoming weekend. temperatures, on the neighborhood network at 50 degrees in cape may. media 50. fifty-two in medford and west chester calling in at 51 degrees. looking at our wind speed they are still elevated around 10 miles an hour, 14 miles an hour, wind will kick up for first half of the morning. midday windy conditions but temperatures feeling good, 58 degrees for your lunch hour nice sunshine in store. cloud increase for second half of the day but temperatures still warming up into the 60's , that will feel nice but enjoy it because overnight tonight we are going to see rain, snow showers, developing late, and it looks like all snow as far as precipita

oliver ellsworth and samuel chase. both in 1796, his final year. president johnson in 1804 made one. president jefferson, jackson, cleveland made two, harrison made one, taft made one, wilson made one, he made two. hoover made one. roosevelt made one and reagan made one. three justices were actually nominated and confirmed after the election in a presidential election year. one was abraham lincoln's in december 1864. the second was ward hunt, president ulysses s grant in december of 1872. the third was william woods, president rutherford b hayes in december 1880. so, if one is going to look at precedent, one has to look at this piece of paper and say, maybe this is substantial precedent when 14 presidents have made appointments in the final year of their presidency and an additional three, even after the election takes place. i think, what's been used is a statement that joe biden made on the floor which i have read and that statement doesn't come close to what this piece of paper does. so, you can imagine, perhaps on our side the depth of feeling

samuel alito, 2006. sonia sotomayor, 2009. and elena kagan in 2010. watch thursday at 8:00 p.m. astern on c-span2. earlier today the justice department announced charges were being brought against four people, including two russian intelligence officers, for the 2014 hacking of 500 million yahoo accounts. his is 25 minutes. >> good morning, thank you for being here today. i'm mary mccord, acting director for the division of the department of jus tuss. with me, executive assistant director paul bayne, us district attorney for the district of california, and the national rector of affairs. we're here t announce a major law enrcent action related to one of the largest data breaches in rites history. we're the defendants include two officers of the russian federal security service, an agescy of the russian federation and two criminal hackers with whom they conspired to accomplish these intrusions. demetry -- both f.s.c. officers protected, directed, facilitated and paid criminal hackers to collect information through computer intrusions in the united states and elsewhere. they worke

four—year—old twins roman and samuel sharma saw their mum claudia faint on the floor.thumb on her iphone to unlock it and then they did this. siri, call daddy. they used siri, the phone's voice recognition system to call, not dad but 999. what is your emergency? lam roman. the boys knew about siri by watching their mum and dad. i said, siri, 999. what happened ? the police and the doctor came. eventually mum was taken to hospital. as a parent you tell things and you hope things sink in but you do not expect it ever to happen or for them to remember what you said. they thought smartphones work, while smart. this is clearly a life changing piece of four—year—old philosophy. ed sheeran, kylie minogue, eddie redmayne, simon cowell — just some of the celebrities taking part in this year's comic relief. and there's a mini—sequel to the film love actually which will premiere on bbc one tonight. lizo mzimba reports. # some things that happen for the first time...# 1a years on from hit romantic comedy love actually, its stars are back for a special short film sequel. like the o

(sot)<samuel champion says he was certainly a bright to those of us in his family.hursday afternoon, kron 4 sat down to speak with 23-year-old noel russells' brother, sister and cousin, leanda, who noel called mom.they remember a gentle soul who loved basketball, music and was an aspiring film maker. this is a short film he directed and starred in while attending classes at pacific union college in napa county.sotsotthe napa police department says that on monday evening two officers responded to reports that russell was acting strangely near a home depot. he was also allegedly threatening motorists and people on foot with a knife. shortly after making contact with russell, both officers fired the service weapons at him. he died a short time later. this is video of the scene from our helicopter partnership with abc 7. the two officers involved in the shooting have been placed on paid admini

(sot)<samuel champion says he was certainly a bright to those of us in his family. thursday afternoon, kron 4 sat down to speak with 23-year-old noel russells' brother, sister and cousin, leanda, who noel called mom.they remember a gentle soul who loved basketball, music and was an aspiring film maker. this is a short film he directed and starred in while attending classes at pacific union college in napa county.sotsotthe napa police department says that on monday evening two officers responded to reports that russell was acting strangely near a home depot. he was also allegedly threatening motorists and people on foot with a knife. shortly after making contact with russell, both officers fired the service weapons at him. he died a short time later. this is video of the scene from our helicopter partnership with abc 7. the two officers involved in the shooting have been placed on paid admi

it only applied to one industry not the silicon valley groups. >> samuel, thank you.tay on this for us. >>> meanwhile, nearly 48 million people threatened by severe weather. let's bring in meteorologist david van dilldillen. >> this is moving eastward slowly but bringing in a chance of severe weather wit. let's look at our storm reports for the day on wednesday. we have had dozens of hail and wind damage report with four confirmed tornados across parts of texas and arkansas, now tennessee and ohio river valley, a flarup of thunderstorms, so later in the afternoon and early evening hours we're expecting another round of severe weather. look out indianapolis, bowling green, tupalo, large hail and damaging winds. new york city you're going to cool down this weekend into the 40s. the nation's capitol, 64 tomorrow. >>> stock futures basically flat. the nasdaq is riding a four-day win streak. stock markets in europe are edging higher. move over warren buffet, the amazon founder jumping over him yesterday. i like that visual im package of him jumping over. he's worth $75.6 b

oliver ellsworth and samuel final both in 1796, his year. president johnson in 1804 made one. president jefferson, jackson, cleveland made two. harrison made one. test made one. wilson made two. hoover made one. roosevelt made one. and ronald reagan made one. three justices were actually nominated and confirmed after the election in a presidential election year. one was abraham lincoln's, in december of 18 64. the second was ward hunt, president ulysses s. grant in december of 1872. and the third was william burnham once, president rutherford b. hayes's in december of 1880. so, if one is going to look at presidents, one has to look at this piece of paper and say, maybe this is substantial president 114 residents have made appointments in the final year of their residency and then additional three even after the election takes place. you can imagine perhaps on our side, the depth of feeling that came about during this time. from march and april, there were ast 20 of time to handle nominee. and yet, the decision was made that president obama would be denied his fourth year. 17 f

samuel is here to give you a progress on completing that effort. presenter: good morning, madam chair, cohen, supervisor yee. i'm jerry chew from public works. the premise of this project is to replace the central shops to the acquired sites of selby street and 1975 galvez avenue and the lease site at 450. by being close proximity to the current operations rather than the alternatives which were explored 2 years ago including sites for the way in hunters point. in february of last year, the board of supervisors approved legislation to execute a project delivery agreement which memorialized in an mou between sf puc the office of contract administration to be construct by the developer at these sites. the total mou was for $73.7 million. with the approved ordinance also stated that when the architect completes the construction drawings, the developer will provide the city with a guaranteed maximum price. if that guarantee maximum price exceeds $5 million. the city will seek the board of supervisors approval before proceeding with construction works o

what you're referring to're interview that samuel l.referring to the criticism of was r black british actors taking on american rollss now, here's the thing. thing so one of things that peopleteol were finding fascinating aboutio this particular situation is the quotes he was given in regards to the movie get out. mov out now get out is new movie outie o with jordan peel phenomenal film and he spoke specifically aboutt black pitt british actor and het said quote a lot of blacklack british actors in these movies. i tend to wonder what that movie would have been with an americaa brother who really feels that.ls what would a brother from f america have made of that role o and some things are universalal but not everything.thin >>> so he's speakingak specifically about getting outti which is a phenomenal movie with actor is a black actor. now in regards to selma, selmams another film where you had a british black actor playingng martin luther king, jr., in this film there are brothers in i america who have been in thatt movie who would have

swifter, brie larson, samuel l. goodman head up an "a" list cast of explorers in "kong skull island." brought together to venture deep into an uncharted island in the pacific unaware of its terrifying occupants. >> who are you? >> ancient species owned this earth long before mankind, and if we keep our heads buried in the sand, they will take it back. my agency is known as monarch. we specialize in the hunt for massive unidentified terrestrial organisms. >> you knew that thing was out here? >> i'm sorry for your men, colonel. i truly am. get us home with proof so we can send the cavalry. >> samuel l. jackson reprising the role he made famous in "pulp fiction" in this one. critics love it giving it a solid 80% certified fresh on rotten tomatoes. mike lasalle says it has a smart script, imaginative film making and a cast of fine actors who get to act. and brian truitt says "congress" still commands respect. his presence alone makes it worth a trip to skull island. pretty cool. >> go check it now," a violent rampage at

four—year—old twins roman and samuel sharma saw them other faint on the floor. what did they do?mum's and to place her bum on her iphone to unlock it and then they did this. siri, called daddy. they used siri, the phone's boys recognition system to call, not dad but 999. what is sure emergency? i am roman. the boys knew about siri by watching them mum and dad. i said, siri, 999. the police and the doctor came. eventually mum was taken to hospital. as a parent you tell things and you hope things sink in but you do not expect ever to happen 01’ but you do not expect ever to happen or to them to remember what you said. this is clearly a life changing piece of four—year—old philosophy. an employment tribunal has ruled that a cycle courier was actually a worker. andrew boxer said he was entitled to one week's at a pay and it was ruled the firm unlawfully failed to pay him this and more legal weight to the claim that sam firms are engaged in bogus self—employment. the duke and duchess of cambridge have announced that their son prince george will start at a private school in september i

apparently justice clarence thomas and samuel alito are not planning to attend.hat's not unusual, that's past practice. it's unusual justice ginsburg won't be there tonight and we'll read into that what we may but that will be something to watch for when we see the justices of the supreme court filing. >> if previews hold, we'll have a mention of justice scalia. his widow is in the chamber and we're anticipating the president to recognize her and touch on his life. justice scalia in his life never liked coming to these and for the last years of his life just stayed home. he thought they were pep rallies and he did not think it was the business of a supreme court justice to attend. >> and that tradition continued from clarence thomas and samuel alito. >> look at that. a former congressman from florida. who. >> who's that guy? >> one of the things we will see tonight, it happens every time, is that when either both sides of the chamber or one side of the chamber is standing up and raucously applauding, no matter what sells happening in the room -- you can see kamal

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the way through the end of the credits, a major surprise all the way at the end and i sat down with samuelon, i wanted to know after all these years making movies do affect onset still blow you away? this is what he had to say. the change i was shocked by the guy they set on fire that was running around, they douse him and go juice him back up, they light him first before they say that and action. i think they get paid every time they get lit. east -- each and every did -- each individual it time. >> i don't know how stunned guys do that. they do those things onset to make it realistic for viewers. i give the movie four out of five, not quite five but it is a fun action movie. go see that. if you haven't seen logan, see that. follow twitter at kevinmccarthy tv. have a wonderful weekend. abby: if only you knew something about film it might be useful. have a good weekend. heather: the time is 5 minutes to the top of the hour and it is dog food that could kill your canine. the urgent recall you need to hear. >> colonel lynch could not be with us tonight. abby: the surprise from overseas that

poor samuel. hashtag r.m.f., so sad.kesperson foreraven airlines said a passenger from a previous flight left behind the animal. normally it's an ipad or wallet. then it was discovered underneath his seat. kennedy: what does this wallet say again? topic number 5. police revealed the exact details of how tom brady's super bowl jersey was stole in the aftermath of super bowl li. it turns out after tom brady finished the greatest comeback in super bowl history. he called the devil and thanked him for buying his soul. he then hand the employee to a team employee to start it in the locker room, only to have it taken by this man seen taking it out a few days later. he's said to be a member of the mexican tabloid. now he's wearing the same jersey as patriots tight end aaron hernandez. it's a joyous night in the brady house. they are so happy they will pig out and split a half of a sweet potato. thank you so as much for watching the show. you can follow knee on twitter and instagram. use hashtag tropical storm. email kennedyfbn@

thank you, samuel. a quick programming note.screen tonight at 9:00 eastern, comedian trevor noah will join van jones for a town hall. you don't want to miss "the messy truth with van jones." "the lead" with jake tapper starts right now. >> thanks, dana. speaker ryan says republican fights on the hill are growing pains, growing pains. does that count as a preexisting condition? "the lead" starts right now. >>> republicans backing off president obama ticked off, but president trump not tapping out. after he claimed without a shred of proof that the former president tapped his phone. >>> repeal and repeat? conservative critics blasting the plan to replace obamacare as president trump heads out to make his first big sale and warrants of an electoral blood bath if republicans fail. >>> plus, cia secrets leaked, how

(sot)<samuel champion says he was certainly a bright to those of us in his family. thursday afternoon, kron 4 sat down to speak with 23-year-old noel russells' brother, sister and cousin, leanda, who noel called mom.they remember a gentle soul who loved basketball, music and was an aspiring film maker. this is a short film he directed and starred in while attending classes at pacific union college in napa county.sotsotthe napa police department says that on monday evening two officers responded to reports that russell was acting strangely near a home depot. he was also allegedly threatening motorists and people on foot with a knife. shortly after making contact with russell, both officers fired the service weapons at him. he died a short time later. this is video of the scene from our helicopter partnership with abc 7. the two officers involved in the shooting have been placed on paid admi

so we can send the cavalry. >> samuel l.on reprising the role he made famous in pulp fiction" in this one. critics love it giving it a solid 80% certified fresh on rotten tomatoes. mike says it has a smart script, imaginative film making and a fine cast of fine actors who get to the act and brian says kong still commands respect. his presence alone makes it worth a trip to skull island. pretty cool. >> go check it >> i'm alex trebek. if you're age 50 to 85, i have an important message about security. write down the number on your screen, so you can call when i finish. the lock i want to talk to you about isn't the one on your door. this is a lock for your life insurance, a rate lock, that guarantees your rate can never go up at any time, for any reason. but be careful. many policies you see do not have one, but you can get a lifetime rate lock through the colonial penn program. call this number to learn more. this plan was designed with a rate lock for people on a fixed income who want affordable life insurance that's simple

samuel l. jackson one of moomo favorite actors early.passed him after the forceor awakens.awens couple things that ares thatre interesting are that he's in this film. you heard in that clip he kept t saying fox. f he actually says fox5 like tenie time in the film got to the t point i'm like this sounds likes he's promoting our station.taon i'm trying to get actual clipsll released from the studio of himh saying fox5. we can use that in our promos or something like that.me i spoke to himth about but alsoa the idea of seeing these realsea stunts onset but most m importantly there was a massives film that came out in january jn called split and this is the m knight she'll shymalan film that made $240 million on $9 milliono budget.budget i bring that up because the t ending of split was it was -- it was a combined version of samuem l. jackson film unbreakable.aka. so i spoke to sam jackson aboutt what he sequel kind of to his movie unbreakable from 15 years agoeaa and he seemed pretty excitedit about maybe getting back into the role of mr. g

week's cinema releases in the film review, among those in the spotlight tonight are tom hiddleston and samuelckson fighting for survival in kong: skull island. that's all ahead on bbc news. now on bbc news it's time for sportsday. time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm tim hague, and here's what's coming up this evening... can lincoln city pull off another stunning surprise, when they take on arsenal in the fa cup sixth round tomorrow? a leaked draft report into british cycling has described a "culture of fear", with more focus being placed on winning medals than on the well—being of staff and athletes. and motor racing loses one of it's legends, as former f1 and motorcycling world championjohn surtees, dies aged 83. coming up this week, we live in cardiff where ireland know they must beat wales to keep alive their hopes of winning this year ‘s‘s six nations title. it's the quarter finals of the fa cup this weekend, and it has a non—league side in it for the first time in over a century. just five years ago lincoln city were saved from administration by the clubs chairman bob