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. >> sao i go up to his room. i see owen on the bed, flipping through a disney book, and i see sort of over to my left. i see yago, the puppet, now, yago is the evil sidekick to the villain jaafar from aladdin. i know owen loves this puppet. i grab the puppet. i pull it up to my elbow and i begin to crawl across the rug as quietly as i can. owen turns to the puppet like he's bumping into an old friend. i say to him, owen, owen, how does it feel to be you? and i said, not good, because i don't have any friends. now i'm under the bed spread and i just bite down hard. i just say to myself, stay in character. and i said, okay, okay. owen, when did you and i become such good friends? and he said when i watched aladdin, you made me laugh. and then we talk, owen and yago, for a minute, minute and a half. it's the first conversation we've ever had. >> i whispered to ron when that clip was running, that people at disney, mr. iger and company must be loving you and owen right now. >> like who knew that disney had the power

. >> like on so many other areas, chin sao hmaas been woe physica inadequate and they could squeeze northea economically 90% of the imports and exports d go through china and i think wew have to tell the chinese thatnea they have to put the wood toood north korea in a much more serious way than they've done so far. >> reporter: it's alsols important to note that just a jt few weeks ago defense secretarye james mattis visited south korer on his first official trip tri abroad an nounsed an agreement e to bos there against north korea. korea in washington, garrett tenney, fox news. >>> up next protesters try to slow down a redevelopment plan in bethesda.hesd >> the site is the home of af a former graveyard.yard. what demonstrators want donean d before building plans move forward. ♪♪ developing to night plans are t moving forward tore developmniem a neighborhood in bethesda but some mount in the members saybes not so fast. they turn out for protest today. demonstrators saying they wantan the county planning board to table the west bar developmentep project on river road especially members of

it is very difficult to explain how graphic disease, but i have seen us from village to village in saoan attack, people be caught in the crossfire directly attacked. mothers will go one way and children will go the other. —— south sudan. there is use of rape as a weapon of war. and people flee for days across the country, ending up in civilian cans. this is their own country that they are suffering in. others have gone to uganda. a huge number in the last six months alone. people do everything they can. they live off grass. they have lost their cattle and crops. but they have richo point where they need the international community to give it support. —— they have reached a point. james, finally, can you give us a broader picture around africa, because there are reports of serious issues with food security in other african countries. you are spot on. it is a dire time. somalia is also warning offamine, and dire time. somalia is also warning of famine, and we are looking now at what will occur in the coming three months in terms of the next rains. they have had successive droughts. we ne

today reince priebus said to sao this crowd that if they were looking to compare donald trump to somebodyll, theydy should look to the lion of the e conservative movement, thatth being ronald reagan himself.hif. >> and we have to sticko sk together as a team.t i think that what y got -- [applause] >>> -- is an incrediblencrdible opportunity -- you've got anve n incredible opportunity to usetyu this victory that presidentapre trump and all of us and youd and everyone that's made this happen put together and -- and-a work together, continue toconnuo communicate. similar -- some ofr -- somf the core principles ofco president trump are very similar to those ofreent ronald reagan. >> reporter: you know, itnow, i was key when you heard that applause when he said let'sid ls stick together, there are some questions about how this cpachic convention would receive the trump administration but sotiono far, jim and shawn, thishis appearance to be going swimmingly from the white white house's standpoint.tan of course, standing by for the t vice president speech atres 7 o'clockidt tonight and ofghtf co

the brazilian president, michel temer, and members of his cabinet have travelled to sao paulo to offerthe country's former president luiz inacio lula da silva, whose wife has been pronounced brain dead after suffering a haemorrhage. lula was adored by many in brazil but has seen his reputation badly tarnished by a corruption investigation. the couple had been married for 43 years. the british government has published a document setting out more details of its plans for the brexit negotiations. the brexit secretary, david davis, told members of parliament that changes would be phased in gradually. and that the uk would not find itself on the edge of a cliff. leaders of the eu are gathering in malta for their first summit of the year, facing some of the biggest problems in the union's history in its smallest member state. they'll be discussing the migration crisis from africa and the middle east, and the changing transatlantic climate created by donald trump. and over it all looms the prospect of brexit — the uk prime minister theresa may will attend the morning talks but not the afterno

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. >> here to sao to see jesus. brothers. >> when jesus gets word that his family has come for him, he refuses to see them. he asks, who are minor and my brothers. here are my mother and my brothers. whoever does god's will is my brother and sister and mother. >> he's saying to his family, if you don't support me, i'm going to deny you too. >> he won't see them. >> it's almost like he dises his family. >> that was actually a rejection of the flesh and blood family, and i think his family would have been shocked by that. >> he's out of his mind, leave. go! >> james is not unlike us. can you imagine if your brother said, you know, i'm the son of god, you know, what would you say? obviously, we would think they're crazy. >> a few weeks later jesus enters jerusalem. hundreds of thousands line the streets. according to the gospels, he's later arrested in the garden of gethsemane and the following day is tortured. and executed. jesus' family have failed to save him. an apocryphal gospel not found in the new testament tell

one is sao condition. so far, no motive. no suspect in this case. jim, back to you. >> thanks, pat. >>> news4 broke the story last night. pc's fire chief acknowledging that response times for the most critical 911 calls have not improved. today, he and the mayor released their plan to improve those times. mark segraves has our report. >> reporter: today chief gregory dean said his crews spent too much time transporting people who are not having an emergency but want a ride to a doctor's appointment. one way he's proposing to reduce those calls is to place a nurse at the 911 call center who can screen calls and determine what is actually needed. the department's medical director led the team that came up with the proposal. >> these calls are neither limb nor life-threatening. these patients can better be served in an outpatient care setting. >> reporter: another proposal announced today is legislation that would require insurance costs for those ambulance transports. >> it requires insurance companies to cover 100% of the costs associated with emerge

if we get more sunshine, 70 could be doable for saturday, but right now we're going to sao maybe closerday. let me show you our seven day forecast. enjoy it while you can. monies also looking pretty nice at 54-degrees. a little bit breezy, nice for valentine's day, most of nextnet week so far so good, again the storm pattern may be getting a little bit more account aive in the next couple of weeks thatat we'll keep you posted on. enjoy the weekend warmup and bundle up for tomorrow morning. shawn and tony. >> thank you, sue.sue. when we come back we're goin to show you some motivation to get yourself in great shape. does desean jackson want to remain with the redskins. he answers one of the big off season questions.ues meanwhile here's what following on fox5 tomorrow morning an effort to slow you down by dropping speed limits to as low as 15 minutes an hour. critics say they are targeting your wallet, not speedsters. there are words to describe every step we take. words for the joy... and the sorrow. ♪ but through all of life's journey... <

this is after sÃo tomÉ or was confirmed. i believe was after president obama.n he did that, this mitch mcconnell, minority leader looking like it was not clear they would win the white house the white house. they had a tough election ahead of the mid-2014-26 intake that the senate. if you do this, you're going to regret it. we are eventually going to be in power. >> i was an understatement look at what's happened now. while there's a lot going on this week, we have you back because there is inherent to sleep. it is the cabinet was seen in a long time so there's a lot of pressure to get these then. >> absolutely. we will see what happens with the other outstanding confirmation battles. >> thank you so much. we appreciate it. >> thank you. i see now, hours away from super bowl 51 from the kickoff as you know. houston has been prepping all week. 1 million people expected to attend events throughout a week. of course it all leads to tonight's big game. emotions running high and security will be tight. casey siegel at nrg stadium with all the details. great to see y

the promise of the first amendment, it does note only sao i get to think things, but i get to say things right? >> right. with that, i think that's what's really important is right now in our political climate, you see a lot of things that are a set of open discussion and open dialogue, i think the base of free speech is that we can have conversations that are productive. we can disagree respectfully, and we can still move forward with our lives. i think the point that i am trying to make here is that what we need to donk is we need to me sure we are respectfulma when we make those kind of points. your viewpoints shouldn't necessarily be attacking people. it should be about the issues. right now, our political climate is completely focused on this idea that is the end group, outgroup dynamic. we got to be against the people, we got to be for these people. that divides the country. we don't want to fight the country. we want to be stronger together. that is just how we need to operate. the truth is, you and me, we are going to disagree on stuff, but i am here on the show because i really

am necessitiit necessarnesty sao believe this is still going on.t took a year to put together. very hard to believe that in 2013 this could still be going on. >> a horrifying reminder of what continues to happen in syria. thank you, lucy. >>> the speaker of the u.k.'s house of commons is strongly opposed to having president trump address parliament during his upcoming state visit. >> we value our relationship with the united states, however, as far as this place is concerned, i feel very strongly that our opposition to racism and to sexism and our support for equality before the law and an independent judiciary are hugely important considerations in the house of commons. >> now the speaker's remarks come after thousands of people in several british cities protested the president's travel ban last week, including a massive demonstration right outside prime minister theresa m may's resident there on 10 downing street. and the official petition to prevent the state's visit has received more than 1.8 million signatures. >>> and when we come back, a loo

do it with a reform agenda that i've been clear on and i would send it to you if you would like to sao eit. i understand, i'm in munich, but i understand that there was an initial effort by house republicans to, for example, phase out med case expansion which means phasing out coverage. that is a very, very bad idea because we cannot turn our back on the most vulnerable. we can give them the coverage, reform the program, save some money and make sure that we live in a country where people are going to say at least somebody is looking out for me. it's not a giveaway program. it's one that addresses the basic needs of people in our country, and i happen to believe that's what americans want. >> governor kasich, thanks very much for taking the time and please do send us that plan. we'll be looking for it. >> thank you very much. >> coming up next, the fbi director was on capitol hill on friday giving a secret briefing to senators amid new questions about trump's ties to russia. did he reveal to them new details? that's right after this. the world is full of surprising moments. they're eve

in the way of that job, which is to collect intelligence on the operations side and to inform poll saos side. and when you walk through that door, you really put your personal politics aside. and so i think it's insulting to the community at large, and to all the professionals there to accuse them of being politicized or to accuse them of keeping certain information from the administration. i really think it's preposer outside. we've seen the cia be manipulated in some ways politically in the past. we've seen the entire community be politicized. but never have i seen anything quite this eij griedgeous. >> lindsey moran thanks thank you for your time today. that wraps it up for us this hour here at nbc. i'm stephanie gosk. stay with us. we have more news next hour as we await president trump's arrival at a rally in melbourne, florida. my colleague, richard liu picks up our coverage after the break. because, actually there's 5. aaaahh!! ooohh!! uh! holy mackerel. wow. nice. strength and style. which one's your favorite? come home with me! it's truck month! find your tag for an average to

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anna: and we focus on sao paulo, the ceo considering a bid for generali, according to people familiarthe matter. he's weighing options for the italian insurers. some investors have signaled they would be open to a bid of 17 euro per share. manus: before we get to nejra, there's a red headline across the bloomberg. we talked about china, we are waiting on the u.s. india inflation numbers come out at 5.25%. the market had tended 4.35%. there are a myriad of numbers that drive it, but let's get to nejra cehic with all the market moves. good morning. nejra: good morning. we are seeing the momentum in the global equity rally. take a look at the gmm cross asset. we're seeing losses in japan, largely on the stronger yen. stronger yen down to a weaker dollar, because we are seeing the dollar week against most of its major peers, particularly in asia, after donald trumps security advisor michael flynn resigned. you can see the south korean won hitting a session high against the greenback. in the commodities space, a mixed picture in metals. copper and aluminum gaining on the shanghai futures m

it happened at the franco da rocha prison in the state of sao paulo. pigeon after a few inmates were trying to catch it. the bird was carrying a small pouch with a cell phone and a battery. authorities have not said who they think sent the bird. border patrol agents found a catapult they believe was being used to launch drugs over the u-s mexico border. they say it was near the fence of the border in douglas arizona. agents believe it was used to smuggle marijuana into mexico. recently...they seized two bundles of marjuana that was catapulted. it weighed over 47 pounds combined. patrol agents have seized the catapult and dismantled it. ahead at eight on the kron 4 morning news... we're following breaking news out of san francisco... a driver is shot and killed overnight. and the gunman is still on the loose. we're live on the scene as police are still investigating. and we continue to follow the latest out of oroville... people are now allowed back into their homes... but the treat of the spillway failing continues. we'll have the latest as more rain i

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