team shana! team shana! reporter: hey, i need all the in my opinion there is no such thing as beginner's luck. >> told you. >> she is good. also tonight shana takes a catamaran cruise and visits a tropical garden and explores a mysterious cave. bound for barbados at 7:30. >> feel warmer already. jc: she made it to the chapel. phil: but this boston bride almost didn't get married. what happened after she left the ceremony in an ambulance. >> and we are continuing to deal with this winter blast. our crews are out across the state including on the coast where there have been flooding issues. we are checking the conditions on the coast as well. and harding's heros. a teen who builds -- who runs a massive clothing drive. it is so big it is taking over her house. and we are live in new hampshire. >> on the eve of the new hampshire primary hillary sanders saying he too took money from wall street and phil: even a happy bride has plenty to worry about on her wedding day. i figured there was a list you could give. th

brian and shana, you'll have something to say about that. good luck. here we go. take a look at the categories, shall we? oh, archie celebrating 75 years. great. i-q in quotations marks. we deal with... tim. let's start with shakespearean geography for $200. shana. what is london? that's the city. shakespearean geography, $400. brian. what is verona? good. let's do shakespearean geography for $600, please. shana. what is elsinore? right. shakespearean geography, $800. you picked the right category

shana. what is london? that's the city.

it makes an excellent present for whatever holiday you choose to celebrate and i hope, shana and irin will sign the copies for you and i hope you will join mein thanking them for this excellent panel . [applause] [inaudible conversation] >> everyday books are reviewed by publications throughout the country. here's a look at recently reviewed titles premiering this weekend on book tv. the naval academy was professor jason reviewed the gorgeous account of the manhunt and capture of balkan war criminals which included slobodan milosevic who were indicted by the international criminal tribunal in the hague. he writes in the washington independent review of books, the book is loaded with horror stories. stories of procrastination and obfuscation. and stories of courage, determination and success in bringing many ethnic cleansing masterminds and functionaries to justice.andy notes that much of what is new in board's book is his extensive interviews withspecial forces soldiers , a wide range of war crimes investigators and intelligence officials. nick littlefield and david next on's recounti

. >> >> there's shana with her little girl and her littlemomma why are you crying? we're just meeting a friend of yours but that sign, there's somebody much more important than what's going on here? where has he been? >> overseas. home. this is a military homecoming. they never get dull. they always touch your 't know that daddy was coming home. it was a surprise for her. >> she is never letting go of his neck. >> the next one, also one is waiting for the baby to come. mom is expecting baby number four. this is big sister waiting for little sister. mom is 29 weeksday. >> big sister loves when her stomach moves. when the baby kicks. >> canme? can you wake up? >> aw. >> they can't hear him. they will swim. >> they say you should let him listen to motzart or big sister. >> she is not there's already sibling rivalry between these two. super cute. >> the police are here to keep us safe but there'ss they can't even protect us from because they don't see it coming. >> it pulled over to check on the person in this parked car when this happened. >> oh my did that happen? >>

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and then we got a letter from justice ginsburg, an email and it said dear irin carmon and shana knizhnik. my son thought you should have this. i hope you could use it. and it felt like such a gift from her. she's been so generous about the entire project so there was not an authorized biography. here's this intimate present from her that we are, here's the weird font. >> guest: it was actually the day before the book went to press. if it had become the day after it would've been too late. >> host: the letter is written a day or two before you got. >>guest: this is june 17, 2010. my dearest ruth . you are the only person i've loved in my life . setting aside a bit parents and kids and their kids and i've admired and loved you almost from the moment we first met at cornell some 66 years ago. here i have to note that when we got the original we saw he she had corrected him in the margins.she wrote, nearly 60? that woman is very precise. what a treat it has been to watch you progress to the very top of the legal world. i will be at jh medical center until friday, june 25 i believe. between t

. >> there's shana with her little girl and her little girl asked her momma why are you crying? we're just meeting a friend of yours but that sign, there's somebody much more important >> oh, that's so sweet. what's going on here? where has he been? >> overseas. daddy has come home. this is a military homecoming. they never get dull. they always touch your heart. little girl didn't know that daddy was coming home. it was a surprise for her. >> she is never letting go of his neck. >> the next one, also precious, this one is waiting for the baby to come. mom is expecting baby number four. this is big sister waiting for little sister. mom is 29 weeks and one day. >> big sister loves when her stomach moves. when the baby kicks. >> can anybody hear me? can you wake up? >> aw. >> they can't hear him. they will respond. they'll swim. >> they say you should let him >> oh. >> she is not even born yet. there's already sibling rivalry between these two. super cute. >> the police are here to keep us safe but there's somethings they can't even protect us from because they don't see it coming

brian and shana, you'll have something to say about that. good luck. here we go. let's take a look at the categories, shall we? oh, archie, celebrating 75 years. great. i-q in quotations marks.

brian and shana, you'll have something to say about that. good luck. here we go. let's take a look at the categories, shall we?

joining us now shana glenzer, a technology analyst.u agree that many of the stories and the headlines are painting apple as being not just uncooperative but unpay tree ottic. >> a lot of the headlines seem fair but if you listen to the banter on news or social media, there is quite universal agreement that apple is not being patriotic in this case. >> more of the media chatter. >> the chatter, not necessarily the headlines. >> apple says right now it doesn't have the technology to help the feds unlook lock or break into the phone. explain a little bit about the company's position. i think sometimes it's mischaracterizes. >> absolutely. apple's defense is it doesn't have this security work around this, back door. and if they were to create that it could get used or hacked and be dispersed to any i-phone user. my mom, my grandma could have their information stolen. >> we value privacy. >> we very much value rightsy. >> part of what an cell selling is that you have a phone that can't be hacked into easily. statement i'm saying what do you

i met shana at the dental office almost 10 years ago.

a little bargain out there punxsutawney phil came out in the question was did he or did he not see shana learning as we learned how to answer in early spring. bravo you would know that's a prediction from the famous ground. meteorologists today that's right members of pocket on the phils top hat wearing inner circle turn to phil for his protection this happened just before seven thirty this morning we're all watching this. guess what he did not see a shadow like rex and that means the prediction is for an early spring with her. legend has it next time if phil sees a shadow on february second winter will last an additional six weeks and six and didn't notice a look at the satellite images it was pretty clear over punter. i don't know if they get the tv lights on when he off whenever an early spring i think a lot of folks will be happy and does he tell you he sees as a whole but also the year he got a degree from the van only urology groundhog day which secularists they don't think we know what it may not feel like winter out there but swimmers are still taking the chilly water for the pol

." :10 member, shana harvey congregation members say they left stronger than when they came. bernard mazanic, member " it's just wonderful to hear that kind of message because now we can take it home with us and try to use it to bring out lives together with each other." :8 3 3 pattie plasma keith harris' will be this morning at 11 at robinson funeral home. 3 pattie it's now been 5 days since that tornado ripped through appomattox county. volunteers were back out there on saturday - lending a hand with clean-up and debris removal. and the residents there continue to move forward.. saying they want to show what it means to 3 pattie here's a look at some of the numbers from the cleanup. officials say on saturday alone, the group mercy chef along with tyson foods served up 820 meals. 189 volunteers visited 186 homes. and workers put tarps on19 roofs.pattie tight we also have an update on debris collection. the county began pick-up yesterday and will continue throughout the week. and vdot will be picking up yard brush and tree limbs. also, the appomattox county landfill is extend

shana breen joins us live from washington with a look ahead. >> reporter: this morning they did startwithout the late justice scalia. before they actually started arguments, chief justice john roberts started by reading a memorial tribute to his fallen colleague. the bench and chair where justice scalia sat remained draped in black and it will be that way for the full 30 days. in his remarks this morning, roberts noted that scalia had a perfect record as an attorney. one case argued, and he wanted. he talked about the 292 majorities scalia authored during his 30 years on the bench and added with a smile, he was also known to dissent which provoked a lot of laughter in the courtroom at a funeral mass led by his son, father paul scalia talked about his dad's belief that faith should never be banished from the public square. >> he understood that there is no conflict between loving god and one's country. between one's faith and one's public service. >> reporter: we are still waiting to see how the court will handle the cases they already heard but not yet issued an opinion four. will the

mid twenties but closer to the water were saying some low to mid thirties thirty five right now no shana and northeastern north carolina a few thirty the next thirty right now on her for as well as live the city and along the outer banks were sitting in the low to mid thirties now we do have mainly clear skies and satellite radar so the clear skies and the relatively calm winds really have those temperatures to fall overnight we had some clouds also pushing across the south side in northeastern north carolina. those clouds continuing to push offshore so they do not give you a pretty quiet across the southeast we've got high pressure building to our south it will track along the gulf states and as it dies it will help the jet stream to live farther to sunday winds will shift out of the southwestern so that we bring that warmer air from our south i were to see temperatures acts in the sixties for the second half of the weekend for today though it will be a bit on the chilly side despite the sunshine temperatures by lunch time climbing into the low forties as we head into this afternoon wil

joining my panel is shana rene stevenson, founder and editor in chief of all sports everything.lieber, sports radio host on k fan. may i ask, is that like, are socks and sandals like a thing that is somehow bad for the nfl? i'm sorry, this really feels -- this feels like an odd pile-on for a guy who is having this level of accomplishment. >> listen, nobody wears socks with sandals. nobody does. >> everybody wears socks with sandals. >> no, no. your dad wears socks with sandals on the beach. and you criticize him for it. cam newton probably shouldn't wear socks with sandals, but the thing that everybody loves about cam newton is he does it his own way. there's no way you can totally criticize him. >> for me, i want to come out, for me, i guess the thing i'm finding most difficult about this is the idea that there is some ethical code of behavior in a game where the rule -- like the actual rules are hit the other guys. i mean, so beyond everything else going on in the nfl, right, just even the basic rules of the game, and this kid is dancing when he wins. >> right. i mean, that's

so, first up, shana, where do you fall on this. is it okay for her to to be criticizing the cover?thoritative health professional people would not be osmedded by her statement. the fact that she is a former are supermodel i feel that people think this that she is fat bashing. as a registered dietitian based on ashley graham, the cover model's data. her bmi of 28 or above is unhealthy and puts her at risk for co-morbidity. >> body mass index look at somebody who might be bigger. they can still be as healthy as somebody who is 6 feet tall and 120 pounds, right? chris, immediately the criticism is here all right, hold on. >> absolutely. i think it's the way that she said it and i have to say i disagree. i get it from a health standpoint but i'm sorry cheryl tiegs what she said was irresponsible. it was body shaming. she was fat shaming. and i think that "sports illustrated" should be celebrated for showing that all women of shapes and sizes can be on the cover. body issues. i used to have them when i was younger. when you are saying things like that and you are not a health profession