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america is still the shining city on a hill but now it's this kind of shining and you're freaking the rest of the world out. we'll be right back. we'll be right back. ( cheers and applause ) i'm not the type to smushy garbages... you know what? i'm going for it. you are completely and utterly... awesome... i'm glad you showed up. in my life! i think i'm about to cry... you better not. every single time i... get down! you always have... my back! my back! it's really hard to describe. it's like... all these tiny little... things? yes. yes. things! are actually... friendship. ♪ you may be muddling through allergies.oned with... try zyrtec® for powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec® is different than claritin®. because it starts working faster on the first day you take it. try zyrtec®. muddle no more®. pull up a chair. gather 'round. so many ways to invite people to come together. or you could just put out the sabra and let the simple, fresh ingredients do the talking. sabra. welcome to the unofficial meal. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: welcome back to "the daily show"! now, we still d

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prayer on this day and every day moving forward with the our great nation will once again be the shining city on a hill. thank you all very much. we have time for questions, so if you have a question please raise your right hand. we have microphones and we would like for you to wait and then stand up and introduce yourself to everyone here and ask your questions. i want to say you have allies, so you are not alone. other states do feel excited by the news of the confirmation in washington, and i have to say that i was not necessarily a high school junior in those days, but i was a young child listening to radio free europe and voice america which is funded by the cia and ronald reagan and i was waiting for the moment to see the americans smashing the wall and liberating 400 million eastern europeans and you've done that. the american people should know that we are grateful that america has done tremendous things for people that love freedom in that part of the world so thank you for that message. one question, do you think that there is an element of the era that is pride in the comments that

i still believe that we have the best military and by far we're still a shining city on a hill as ronald reagan called us. and if there's one thing i would urge all of our friends on both sides of the aisle to look at ronald reagan and tip o'neal. look at a time when republicans and democrats sat down together for the good of the nation. it's not an accident that we have low approval ratings. the american people want us to get things done for them, and we need to do it in a bipartisan fashion. and that's what we are dedicated to trying to do. >> that is a very nice place to end. senators, thank you so much. we want to thank senators mccain and graham for being here. our partners at the george washington university, and our audience. those asking questions and sharing their stories and also those watching around the world. t to be when you retire? uhh, i was thinking around 70. alright, and before that? you mean after that? no, i'm talking before that. do you have things you want to do before you retire? oh yeah sure... ok, like what? but i thought we were supposed to be talking about inv

this day and on every day moving forward will be that our great nation will once again be that shining city on a hill. thank you all very much. [applause]. >> we do had time for questions and todd has agreed to take them. if you do have a question please raise your hand we have with microphones we would like for you to wait until the microphone arrives. i see one right over here. thank you. i am from eastern europe and i think you very much for your talk. i've come all the way from romania to hear. i wanted to say you had allies you're not alone. they do feel excited by the news of this transformation in washington dc and i have to say i was not necessarily high school junior in those days when i was a very young child listening which is funded by the cia and ronald reagan. in those days in the 80s and i was waiting for that moment to see the americans smashing the wall lubricating the eastern europeans and you've done that i think the american people should know that we are grateful that america has done tremendous things for people who love freedom in that part of the world. thank you ver

i still believe that we have the best military and by far still a shining city on a hill as ronald reagan called us. if there's one thing i would urge all friends on both sides of the aisle, look at ronald reagan and tip o'neill, at time when republicans and democrats sat down together for the good of the nation. it's not accident we have low approval ratings, american people want us to get things done for them and need to do it in bipartisan fashion. that's what we're dedicated to trying to do. >> that's a very nice place to end. senators thank you so much. wanted to thank senators mccain and graham for being here, my alma mater, george washington university and those watching around the world and here. don lemon right now. >>> thank you very much. poignant moment to end on. begin with breaking news. broke during the town hall with two of the most powerful republicans in the senate. new reporting about contacts between a top trump official and the russians. that's where we are going to begin on "cnn tonight." attorney general jeff sessions as adviser to the trump campaign had meetings wi

. >>> i truly believe we are a shining city on a hill to quota great american and one of the thing bese to the world is the importance of our wonderful often messy but free and fair democratic system. so when there is an effort by a foreign nation state to mess with that, to destroy that, to corrupt that, it's very, very serious threatens what is america. >>> that was james comey stressing the danger that russia poed poses to america's democracy. yesterday e's hearing which con irm iffed that there was investigation into the collusion only added to the damage the controversy has done so far. foreigners see a darwinian national list framework for american foreign policy, ady miles per houred he commitment to growing engagement, a brewing scandal and a president who often conducts his affairs with ignorance. some will look at this and live in fear. others may see a golden opportunity. they're not the good guys. the worldwide consequences of present ump's actions came up multiple times during yestery's hearing. let's watch it. >> does it do damage to our relationship for the president to

shining city on the hill and vr a part of it. not one thing was different in america on inauguration day. put the economy had not changed. and unemployment was still highly the ronald reagan changed the game with optimism in teacher leaders need to remember that makes all the difference. painting a picture of how that could be better than people willingly and eagerly followed him. and to do these great things everything changed with a little bit of optimism and some action that came in. so if you think of these people on the stage at the highest pinnacle of their career, and of humility is a word you would think that he was a great man of humility he felt he was living on his god-given calling in life. that we are all equal. to say there is no but to what a man can do or where he can go as long as he doesn't mind who gets the credit. that is actually the way he lived his life. nothing was too good for him. in little ways he would demonstrate the humility a a key would pull my elbow going up in down t stairs but that is then gentl

. >> like admiral rogers, i truly believe we are a shining city on a hill, to quote a great american, and one of the things we radiate to the world is the importance of our wonderful, often messy but free and fair democratic system and the elections that undergird it. so when there is an effort by a foreign nation state to mess with that, to destroy that, to corrupt that, it's very, very serious, threatens what is america. if any americans are part of that effort, it's a very serious married. so you would expect the fbi the to want to understand is that so? and if so, who did what? but, again, i want to be very careful that people don't overinterpret my words. to preserve our ability to answer those questions we are not talking about our work. i am not here voluntarily. i would rather not be talking about this at all but we thought it was important to share at least that much with the committee and the american people. now we are going to close our mouths and do our work to see if we can answer those questions. because the answers matter. >> they do, indeed. i thank you both for those

. >> well, like admiral rogers, i truly belief we are a shining city on a hill, to quote a great american, and one thing to radiate to the world is the importance of our wonderful, often messy, but free and fair democratic system and the elections that undergird it. so when there's an effort by a foreign nation state to mess with that, to destroy that, to corrupt that, it's very, very serious. threatens what is america. and if any americans are part of that effort, its a very serious matter. so, you would expect the fbi to want to understand, is that so? and if so, who did what? again, i want to be very careful that people don't overinterpret my words, to preserve the ability to answer those questions. i'm not talking about our work. i'm not here voluntarily. i would rather not be talking about this at all but we thought it was important to share at least that much with the committee and the american people. now we're going to close our mouths and do our work to find the answers, because those answers matter. >> they do, indeed. i thank you both for your answers and service to our country

he started using language like this morning in america, there's a new donna head, there's the shining city on the hill and we are all part of it. and the reality on his inauguration day that one thing was different in america, we got our hostages back that was great but nothing had changed. employed unemployment was high but ronald reagan change the game and you future leaders need to remember optimism makes the difference. he painted a picture for how it could be better. and people willingly and eagerly followed him. he'll be the first one decided not to great things during the 1980s, i just got government out of the way for the people to do great things. and that's what great leaders do everything changed with a little bit of optimism and a good plan of action that came in behind that. he was a man of humility. when you think of these people on the world stage and someone at the highest pinnacle of their career, i don't know if humility is a word youould sink with that. he never thought he was better than anyone else. he felt like he was living out his god-given calling in life. if you a

comey: like admiral rodgers, i truly believe we are a shining city on a hill -- to quote a great american. one of the things we radiate to the roald is the appearance of a wonderful, often messy, but free and fair democratic system and elections that undergirded. so when there is an effort by a foreign state to mess with that, krupp that, it is very serious. it threatens what is america. if any americans are part of that for it it is a serious matter so you would expect the fbi to want to understand, if what?s so, who did i don't want people to over interpret my words. to preserve our ability to do that work, i am not here voluntarily. i would rather not be talking about this at all but we thought it would be important to share lisette much with the committee and american people and now we're going to close our mouse and do our work to answer the question, do the answers matter? >> they do indeed. i think you both for your answers and your service to our country. i would like to think we can turn this from a set event into a positive one. this country has stood up and fought on behalf of

and we are as the gipper used to say, the shining city on the hill, citing scripture, and the last great hope of man on earth. for all their merits, however, even the original provisions of constitution are sometimes appropriate for modification by the people. the founders understood this. they recognized that in spite of their great wisdom, they would not foresee every future contingency and change in our society and our government. so they provided us an orderly process to amend our great constitution. i am one who believes the time has come to add a term limits provision. precisely because the form and function of so many aspects of our federal government have evolved today into something the founders could never have imagined two centuries ago. first, i believe the founders assumed, i think they assumed that there would be a regular turnover of federal office holders. why do we say that? one of our seminal and foundational principles is the limitation and separation of powers. it's one of the things that makes us unique in the way we set up our government. the founders incorporated t

director comey: well, like admiral rogers, i truly believe we are a shining city on a hill, to quote a great american, and one of the things we radiate to the world is the importance of our wonderful, often messy but free and fair democratic system and the elections that undergert it. so when there's an effort by a foreign nation state to mess with that, to destroy that, to corrupt that, it's very, very serious. threatens what is america, and if any americans are part of that effort it's a very serious matter. so you want the f.b.i. to understand if that's so who did what. i want to be very careful for people to not overinterpret my words. we are not talking about our work. i am not here voluntarily. i would rather not be talking about this at all. but we thought it was important to share at least that much with the committee and the american people and now we are going to close our mouths and answers k to get the because the answers matter. mr. heck: i thank you both for those answers and to your service to our country. i hope we can turn this from a sad event into a positive one. t

a friend of ali's tell us he's proud of the positive light the incident is shining on atlantic city.enagers, we don't understand, and how fast life can just hit us right in the face. so i'm glad that he's able to quell the situation. >> the video has gotten so much attention even nba superstar lebron james tweeted his support for what happened. nbc 10's cydney long just talked to one of the teens involved in that fight, what he had to say. that's tonight at 6:00. >>> i hope my puppy charlie does what a dog down the shore did to help his owner. a lacey township man in the shower when his dog starts barking. he gets out and finds an intruder in his home. the dog bit his arm. he ran away before he could steal anything. police are still looking for the guy. >>> "ellen" fans, plan to be in philadelphia tomorrow and you just might make it on television. they'll have a television crew on walnut street tomorrow afternoon. several streets may be shut down during the interview. ellen herself will not be here. >> a lot of people are disappointed about that. but got to showcase philadelphia and

city. this is a live look. you see the spotlight shining on dow avenue in union city. >> about news, we don't see a lot of flames and smoke at this point, at least not to the rooftop. no word yet on any damage or what the cause might be of that fire in that warehouse. there are still crews on the scene. you see them on the rooftop and on the ground as well. we will continue this and bring you the latest as soon as we get it. >> a two-day immigration conference kicks off in berkeley. a conference call borders and identity. it will will explore immigration in terms of race, kul customer, religion and even sexuality. >> 6:37. a show of bipartisanship. there is no evidence president obama ordered a tap on trump tower during the presidential campaign. >> the white house is pushing back and double down on that accusation. today in the bay jay gray has awe live look from capitol hill. good morning, jay. >> reporter: good morning. happy friday to you. the white house not backing down at all. turn up the heat not only on his wiretapping allegation but on his new budget proposals. >> no, no, no. hold on. hold on. i'm maki

shine! a beautiful shot of the city this morning. take a good look at this one. it is wednesday, march 8.ny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. welcome back, kenny. >> thank you. >> you were skiing, right? >> yeah, i was skiing, got to get some rest and relaxation there. >> yeah? >> yeah. it was nice. >> all right. well -- >> good to be back. >> we're happy to have you back. >> we got a lot of rest and relaxation while were you gone, too. [ laughter ] >> it was a win-for all of us. [ laughter ] >> no, it's great to see you. >>> rise and shine! and happy "hump day." this is a view of the bay bridge. the waters are calm when you can see the reflection of the lights just dancing off the bay waters. that is just so spectacular. i was texting michelle saying, did you see the moon this morning? it was fantastic. we could see it. no clouds. pretty mild in the 40s. we have the clouds to the north of us with some rain showers. we did experience some light rain around the bay area yesterday. today, the rain well in the far reaches of the north bay. otherwise, numbers from 62 in pacifica and, yes, 70s awa

. ♪ i heard it through the grapevine ♪ abby: good morning as we rise and shine in new york city outsideu are watching "fox and friends" first. it is a lot warmer. abby: 31 after the hour and we want to get to a fox news alert. massive intelligence leak possibly threatening the security of all americans. heather: top-secret programs use your smartphone and your tv to see and hear inside your home even if you have them turned off. jackie a bonnie is here to breakdown what we know so far. >> reporter: the largest cia leak in history sending shockwaves to the intelligence community, and to hack smart phones. and underneath your nose. the program starting iphone and android phones and cars, even when they are turned off. documents also providing instructions on how anyone can use them. >> following it closely. i long said emails in many electronic devices are not safe. they are not safe from our adversaries like the russians and chinese. >> intelligence experts calling the police more dangerous than and snowden, top-secret nsa surveillance programs, snowden acknowledging the severity of the

. >> i ask you to join me in daring to believe that this facility, this city and this nation will shine with industrial might. >> he again promised to build the wall on the mexican border saying it's under design and every contractor wants to build it. >> don't even think about it. we'll build the wall. >> he was back in vintage campaign style mode. he would rather be there than the pundits in washington, but they are the ones he needs to help him pass the legislation. >> police and medics converged on the 1900 block of pal amino drive when the boy's mother called 911. >> an ocean city home went up in flames. the home along the 5200 block of simpson drive is a total loss. firefighters spent an hour battling the blaze that broke out at 6:30. a neighbor's home suffered heat damage but no one was hurt. >> coming up, investigators figure out who is behind the hack of the half million yahoo accounts and what their motivation was. >> the president's budget will be introduced tomorrow. cecily? >> we are not alone in the cold. we have freeze warnings all the way to the gulf coast tonight. the f

. >> reporter: and council president marty smalls says that this is shining a positive light on the city of atlantic city at a time when there' been so much violence and financial distress here. lucy. >> thank you very much, shawnette. >>> on your radar night it's dry, it's cold, temperatures well, you could say a balmy 30 degrees if you're in the arctic, right. look live over the ben franklin parkway. now in case you're wondering that's well below average for the end of march. so when is it going to warm back up? by the way, i was talking to friend of mine in fairbanks, alaska, where it's actually five below so they'd give 30, you know, they'd give anything for this 30. >> this is summer. >> right. >> i guess it would always be worse. >> it can. >> 30 degrees in philadelphia. the high today, though, lucy 53. that was very early this morni morning. don't be deceased. temperatures right now ranging from 30 in philadelphia to 13 in the poconos. make a lot of packed pout think temperature. allentown 24 and reading 27. wind chills a factor in the teens through most of the regi region. it fee

city skyline. the sun is shining bright helping us to warm us up. the day is shaping up to be nice. david murphy on the terrace, a light jacket today, david. >> reporter: i had the winter coat on this morning, but not now. we have thicker cloud cover popping through on sky6 live hd. there's sun working through the clouds and obviously more breaks to the west. thicker clouds on the other side of harrisburg will be later today and tonight along with sprinkles and showers. the temperature has zoomed up to 44 degrees after spending a good deal of the morning hours in the mid to upper 20s. we've improved. 49 in washington and central park in new york city 40 degrees. the winds are on the light side in philadelphia at 8 miles per hour. the high this afternoon is 52 degrees. if we hit it it will be 3 degrees above the average high. that's better than the 30s where we were stuck this weekend. this is the 6:00 p.m. view, you can see how there's passing showers and snowflakes around allentown. all that does fall will produce wet roads and nothing more, but later tonight and overnight a couple

so i ask you today to join me this ng to believe that facility, this city, and this nation will once again shine with industrial might. cheers and applause] i'm asking you to place your faith in the american worker and these great american companies. cheers and applause] i'm also asking you to respect and place your faith in companies from foreign lands that come here to build their product. we love them, too. right? we love them, too. i'm asking all of the companies here today to join us in this new industrial revolution. let us put american workers, american families, and american dreams first once again. bless the american worker. may god bless the motor city. and may god bless the bless the worker united states of america. thank you. thank you. cheers and applause] ♪ >> later trump held a second rally in nashville. there he reacted to a federal judge blocking his executive order on immigration. >> let me give you the bad news. moments ago i learned that a district judge in hawaii

city. i wanted to put together the literary tour to not only shine a light on what is happening now but what our history includes. i think there is also -- there is still n assocition in -- association that the south is not a place of intellectual talent but having lived here i am i know that is not the case. they are stunned when they visit the area that i can read or write. there are many writers who can't are read and write from north carolina. i really want to share our rich heritage with people. the first top is the dixie grill. wilmington has played host to many famous writer and author miller is one of the most notable -- arthur. his most famous play is probably the crucible. we know arthur miller came to wilmington twice. the first time would know was during the 1930s. he and tennessee williams first went to the university of michigan playwriting program and got jobs working for the federal arts administration during the depression. tennessee decided to head off on his bicycle on adventure but arthur miller said i signed up for it and i am doing it and went up and down the east coast

sky 6 hd taking a look at center city for lunch time. the sun is shining but could see more winter weather tonight and into the weekend. karen rogers has your exclusive accuweather forecast more wintry conditions on the way. for now just enjoy the sunshine. it feels good out here. temperatures are below average, i am surrounded by the snow and some melting today that is about it. temperatures through the region it's not windy like it had been the last few days. 39 if philadelphia and 37 in reading and made it to 40 in will tong and 42 in millville and 43 in dover in atlantic city. and it's a few day stuck in the 30s and even philly will get into the 40s today. and satellite 6 along with action radar showing clear skies overnight into the day and we saw the beautiful sunshine and now we see the clouds begin to built in from the west with precipitation not far behind it, but the daytime today is dry, when you head out today 2:00, 41 degrees if you have st. patrick's day to get to, it will be fine and then 41 degrees at 6:00 and dipping into the 30s at 8:00,

. >> well, like admiral rogers, i truly believe we are shining city on a hill, to quote a great american and one of the things we radiate to the world is the importance of our wonderful, often messy but free and fair democratic system and the elections that undergurd it. when there's something from a foreign state to disrupt that it's very serious, threatens what is america. and if any americans are part of thaef that effort, it's a very serious matter. you expect the fbi to understand is that so? if so, who did it? to preserve our ability to answer those questions, we're not talking about our work. i'm not here voluntarily. right? i would rather not be talking about this at all, but we thought it was important to share at least that much with the committee and the american people and now we're going to close our mouths to do our work to answer the questions because the answers matter wnts they do indeed. i thank you both for those answers. and i thank you both for your service to our country. i would like to think that we can turn this from a sad event into a positive one. this country

city. >> i wanted to put together the literary tour not owing to shine a light and what's happening now but what our history includes. i thin there's also a piece of this which is that there is still association and a lot of peoples minds that the south is not a place of intellectual advancement and success and accomplishment. and having lived here my whole life i have certainly found that that is not the case, and i am continually startled and frustrated by the number of people come to visit the bookstore and are stunned that i seek cash but i speak in complete census and a read. i'm glad to know that you think that my -- or carl sandburg couldn't read or write or that thomas wilkes couldn't read or write, were all writers of north carolina. and so i really come it frustrated me a lot and i really wanted an opportunity to share our rich literary heritage with people. the first stop on our tour today's good to be the dixie grill. wilmington has played host to a lot of the sitting letters over the years and one of our most notable is to eliminate arthur miller. you might've heard of him. he

city. it was a beautiful y, a lot more >>> welcome back. you're looking at a live picture of dublin. the sun is shining, the hills are green and it's the place you want to be on st. patrick's day in the bay area. >> dublin, the sister city of course of dublin, island. >> everything is so green. soon enough, it will dry out and become golden. >> very good. >> turning back to the golden state. our temperatures really starting to warm up today. upper 70s earlier around dublin. right now a gorgeous eving if you're going to take advantage of the fact that the sun sets after 7:00 now thanks to the time change. a nice dinner outdoors around santa clara valley. there you see the sun setting off towards the west. emeryville 65 degrees. almost like a summer afternoon, we got a late day sea breeze firing up. the west down to 61 degrees. there at the half moon bay, you got sunshine. it is chilly. you can see these wind speeds 20 to 25 miles per hour in san francisco. wind speeds tapering off as we head towards 8:00 and 9:00 tonight. clear skies, dry erinlanair inl. in the morning, mostly sunny skies, upper 70s in

beautiful shot of old city you can see sunshine shining down on the buildings.ny skies, it will help out a little bit, temperature will be very, very cold compared to wednesday. temperatures started 60s and 70s. wednesday, 74. thursday, 62 arena free falling down -- and free falling down to 40 degrees yesterday for the high. windchills in the 20s. the high this afternoon is 36 degrees we're starting out in the mid teens when you factor in the winds. feels like 35 below in the poconos, 9 in allentown. 15 in philadelphia. 17 in dover. satellite and radar the angle of the sun this time of the career is quite a bit higher than january or february. again with hardly any cloud cover out there. should help things out a little bit. 36 degrees is the forecasted high, a ton of sunshine. gray? >> thank you so much for the update. you can stay on top of our colder temperatures by going to 6abc.com/weather throughout the weekend. you'll find the same storm tracker 6 live radar scans that we used to track severe weather right here on "action news." you can follow our team of

city. >>> several dozen kid got a chance to shine today in bucks county. an organization called, tiara 's loving children held a beauty pageant for special need children in langhorne this highlighted all of the kid have accomplished in the face of their physical, and emotional challenges, the non- profit behind the pageant started, first started in new jersey, but has now begun to open up new branches nationwide. >>> now to a real story of self lessness involving two young boys from delaware. they gave up their sunday to hand out run to much homeless men and women in philadelphia "action news" reporter trish hartman introduces to us these exception nal wonderful youngsters. >> reporter: as homeless man sat in the sun on rittenhouse square, he was approached by two small boys, dress add like , holding a brown paper bag. >> i'm concerned, about them, you know, the homeless people and walked up and asked me if i wanted lunch. i said sure. >> reporter: two boys are brady and bradley daniels, age four and six, from smyrna, delaware. >> it was all my idea. >> re

a life shot of new york city where the lights are always shining bright.morning to you, you are watching "fox & friends first". i'm heather childers. jackie: and i'm jackie ibaÑez, 30 after the hour. heather: hitting the ground running, republican leaders meeting with president trump after first congressional address. jackie: gop waste nothing time turning agenda into action. griff jenkins live in washington, d.c. with the first order of business. hey, griff. >> hey, jackie and heather, it is time to get busy, president trump huddling with gop leaders, plan to go put ambitious agenda into action. >> thank you very much, we are just here to start the process. it begins as of now, we think we are going to have tremendous success and thank you very much. appreciate it. >> now, no democrats attended that luncheon but appeal to the wider congress includes moving legislation on a long list of issues ranging from infrastructure to tax reform with the top priority repealing and replacing obamacare. hhs secretary tom price telling bret baier last night that things

health disparities that cut the lives short and ruin lives in 2, 3, 4 city our research is a model for the nation and for the world shining light on san francisco as a mobile health leader we employ san franciscans and attract super stars positions and train young people to make them competitive for the science and technology jobs effort future we can only do that with a moderate building with doctors it treat people in research that helps we thank mayor ed lee and the board of supervisors for supporting innovation to save lives by approving and signing this measure we particularly thing vice chair carlyle that worked in fagly in years to make that happen. >> (clapping.) >> thank you neil race spring i was reminded no april we embarrassed together to welcome to the family our new ceo that she has been very busy opening this new hospital and running that and bringing to us lien principles and tweezer all better for it i want to invite her to say a few words. >> (clapping.) >> good morning, everyone i have the great honor of serving as the executive order of this incredible team it looks incredible from where i stand seeing

shining. the stiff sandal jose declared a shelter crisis for flood victims. city council voted off the housing provider home first ran the seven trees community center. the man and teenagers accused in the newest freeway shooting in richmond face ad judge today. this man, elliott johnson, and two 17-year-olds are charged with murder. authorities stay suspect shot at demarcus doss while driving along interstate 80. doss later died at a hospital. the shooting was gang-related. the family members of doss say he had nothing to do with gangs. >> innocent kid. innocent. in the wrong place at the wrong time. and we just want to do something to turn this around. >> the attorney for johnson asked for more time to prepare before charges were officially filed. the arraignment will be carried over until thursday. >>> a new round. this time it is techies. tech workers leaving the office to protest the latest executive order which temporarily bans immigration from six predominantly muslim countries. scott budman joins us. this is connected to the skilled workers and the veisas.

city. and while its skyline might shine like a crown, it has recently been tarnished by a disturbing developmentafter a brief drop the homicide rate in cincinnati is now back to about five times the national average. the whole region has felt the impact. especially the city's jail t hamilton county justice center. >> the population has gotten a lot more dangerous. we are holding on to the worst of the worst. gun violence in cincinnati is a problem. it is a big problem. the number of people that are incarcerated in here have shown violence in some way shape or form. >> most of the 1300 men in the jail are only charged with crimes and awaiting trial or the resolution of their cases. male inmates charged with murder are held in four separate units known as murder pods. it is possible some of these inmates will never be on the streets of cincinnati again. but david bell has found a way to bring a little bit of the streets to them. >> this is right here is the cincinnati version of monopoly. >> it's actually the street version. there is some drugs, some drug sales going on. >> knees the chance cards.

bill anderson continues to speak to people helping shine a light in our city and bill found a group ofpeople battling homelessness and drug addiction p any way they can for. >> dave was an addict. for possibly two to three years. >> reporter:ng all too common tn our areahe last 22 months of his life he was did relapse. he ended up taking his help inspired her to get involved in at least one continues to guidey i will swear that david wanted me i'd stop, u know, worrying and obsessngvery day. >> reporter: the group that angels in motion. a group providing services to philly's addictions for years. but the service that terry and her friend involved in is handmade sleeping mats given to people living on the street. a crochet instructo. i was looking for something hadt done on a youtube video. >> diane taken to crochet mats out of plastic bags on her own. when she met terrymat project w. and now months later, the face over the area who are takig time to help in any way that they can. >> this something anyone can don and until those peoplar to accept help and take that forwas somebe comfort

shines our sunday spotlight on the patent lawsuit capital of america. >> reporter: this sleepy corner of east texas greets you first with cows, then hanging moss and blue herons on cattle lake. the city of marshall is in the middle, population 24,000 founded in 1841, the birthplace today it has an altogether different claim to fame. if somebody said to you 35 years ago that marshall was going to become the capital for patent law in the country, what would have been your reply? >> i would say the emergency room is still open and we can get your lsd problem treated, is what i would have said. it's unheard of. i couldn't spell patent. >> local attorney sam baxter can certainly spell patent now. in fact, he's made a career of it. 40% of all patent lawsuits in the country are filed here. >> we ended up with a federal judge that adopted rules that made cases go very fast. you want to go fast in you're the plaintiff because it cuts down on your expenses. >> reporter: but u.s. law, if a patent company feels they have stolen their idea, they can sue that company wherever they choose. so when a judge in marshall sped up the process in flooded in. this is a pretty lovely place to visit if you c

a new series of exhibitions here and berlin is shining a light on modern surveillance. it is a hot button topic in a cityhat once thronged with spies and where residents take their right to privacy extremely seriously. that is being challenged by spying and prying in the digital age, a fact not lost on today's artists. reporter: in buildings and public spaces, we are being watched. through our mobile phones and with every internet search. no one is safe. not even the german chancellor. who's watching whom, and why, is the question posed by a number of current exhibitions in berlin. front tax is one of the watchers, the european border and coast guard using high-definition cameras to track refugee boats. a photographer catches the way technology keeps the watchers and the watched at arm's length. muslims in new york city are being watched. in 2011, secret documents compiled by a special police units were published, revealing that every day activities like shopping, praying, and exercising were monitored. when a chinese artist was placed under house arrest in beijing in 2012, the state installed 15 cameras

so i ask you today to join me in daring to believe that this facility, this city and this nation will once again shine with industrial might. [ applause ] >> i'm asking you to place your faith in the american worker and these great american companies. [ applause ] >> i'm also asking you to respect and place your faith in companies from foreign lands that come here to build their product. we love them, too. right? we love them, too. i'm asking all of the companies here today to join us in this new industrial revolution. let us put american workers, american families and american dreams first once again. may god bless the american worker, my god bless the motor city, and may god bless the united states of america. thank you. thank you. thank you. [ applause ] >>> president trump standing there in michigan outside a state he won. he talked to auto workers, bottom aero fuel, but also key is what was not mentioned he is traveling down to nashville tonight. he will talk health care. he will be traveling with friendly conservative press, the question will be what and how he talks about it as he's been so so

i ask you to join me in daring to believe that this facility, this city and this nation will once again shineith industrial might. i'm asking you to place your faith in the american worker in these great american companies. may god bless the american worker. >> eric: u.s. car company ceos attended the rally, but also the unions. bringing both groups of the table. the result, of better business environment for both. unions and ceos together. >> juan: the companies bust in the workers from various plants. they want to show support to donald trump when he has power, especially power over the fuel standards they hope to have declined. agreement with president obama, they added jobs with the standards in place but now they are thinking, especially when it comes to trucks, we could do better if we didn't have to make the changes. it would be cheaper. >> eric: we heard things that i think this ceos and workers could sink their teeth into. >> dana: they are united in terms of wanting to make sure their companies are successful. i think it made a lot of sense. i think the policy element is interesting

city. fountains are looking beautiful, sun's shining, in the as much wind as yesterday, so we have to look side. problem is we are still a full 10 degrees below average for the time of the year. so despite it being a beautiful day you still can get by without the coat and winter gear but this weekend, make plans especially on saturday that will be our warm day, that is the day you want to get outside, and enjoy springtime weather. lets check with our eyewitness weather watchers looking at temperatures scattered across the region depending where you are, full sun, we will see warmer numbers. kenneth martin in willingboro at 43. he says wow what a change, feeling a little bit better outside, today, and then yesterday, but still on the cold side for march. john jenkins of perkasie at 49 , full sunshine there heading down into delaware seeing mid 40's, about 10 degrees below average. normal high 54. walt inner newark at 46. lots of sun not a bad looking day and he says it really was a nice day. can't complain about a day like today, may feel more like a nice day for january and nice day for ma

shine. orbit. >> ♪ >> welcome back. taking a live look there down the shore into atlantic city. it is 5:26, 48 degrees.colder today than it was yesterday an bit more windy. matt. >> what a coincidence tam we're starting in atlantic city with the morning buzz. a man from a.c. is getting national praise. it's what he did when he saw two children squaring off for a fight earlier this week. >> if y'all live around here in this neighborhood. you, i know where you from. i know where you from. your mom and dad worked hard to get where they at. >> this ivan ali miller breaking up the street fight. gave a compassionate speech to the two boys involved and called out the other children for trying to provoke the fight. miller wouldn't leave until the boys shook hands. the video has been seen 25 million times. even lebron james shared the video and saluted miller for getting involved. >>> now for the epic flub on wheel of fortune. [laughter] >> watch, watch this. >> 600. >> k. >> no. >> lisa. >> you can even hear the audience gasp. kevin was just one letter away from getting it all right. he was obviously not famil

later, there are roughly a thousand weekly volunteer-led morning meet yumups in cities from cleveland to seattle. rain or shinearge. but took to these men and the time they spend together is as much as workout for the soul as it is the body. >> for the me fitness is the last point. fellowship is important. >> i had no idea how much i'd enjoy it. men just start working and start realize something is sort of dying slowly inside. >> reporter: according to a study published by the aarp, one in three 45 or older report being chronically lonely. and when it comes to premature death, those who fall into the categories of loneliness and isolation saw their risk increase 26% to 32%. one of the things that struck me, itseems as if fitness -- it becomes a very small part of the motivation. why is that? >> for us it's just a magnet. it's three fs. fitness, fellowship, and faith. >> i think we name him talent. >> reporter: what about the faith component? >> that's the best word we've come up with what takes over guys. it's not one religious faith or anything like that. >> it's all facets of our life we had this opportunity