. >> covered from head to toe, wearing a shiny face shield that seemed to reflect an entirely stare. >> her name is mackenzie. she lives here on an island off the coast of vancouver, canada. because of a unique medical condition, she has often worn this face shield. we first met her last year when she was 13, very shy, a little guard. >> some of them are looking. i don't know if it's because of the camera or what you're wearing. do you notice people looking at you? >> i do but i try not to focus on that. i kind of look at the ground so i don't really focus on people. >> you can see when people are pointing? >> yeah. >> that must be kind of hard. her outfit certainly wasn't what her mom, shannon, had in mind on the day she found out one of her twins was a girl. >> what did you dream you would do together? >> the dresses. kind of a lifetime of dress-up and makeup and everything else and shoes, hair, all that. >> but her vision of mckenzie's future would fall apart quickly and dramatically. it all started when mackenzie was almost a year old. shannon and her husband, shawn, noticed a ra

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millions of pensioners, miners, bakery workers, and so many more are staring down costs. they did not do anything to cause those cuts. are tied tohoods those pensions. democrats would have liked to pass the act. we could not reach an agreement but we have a process and the means and motivation now. i want to acknowledge senator ,rown and senator casey baldwin, mccaskill, who have all worked so long and hard on pensions. the budget deal also includes long-awaited disaster relief for texas, louisiana, florida, puerto rico, and the u.s. virgin islands. many of these places are still taking their first steps in the long march of recovery. much of it remains in the dark. soonercannot have come -- aid could not have come sooner. like to think all committeembers on the who worked so diligently with his staff and ranking members on these issues. as well as, senator murray who has been our begin on health issues where we have made real progress today. it is a win for the american people. it will also do so much good for our military and for so many milk -- middle-class americans.

because when someone is doing her portrait, they spend hours staring at you. yikes. it is very intimate, the experience, so you really have to trust the person and feel comfortable enough to let yourself go. and amy made that possible for me. we had that connection. so today, i want to thank amy for being willing to put herself through this process, especially after it was leaked -- i felt for you, girl -- you know, to to do that -- to paint a porch or of michelle and barack obama is like cooking thanksgiving dinner for strangers. everybody has an idea of what thanksgiving dinner is supposed to taste like. the dressing that you love is the addressing you love. you do not want other stuff in it. [laughter] obama: and that is what it is like. people know what they feel and think in how they see us, so amy had to interpret that and do it under the spotlight. so i can only imagine that it has been a little stressful for her, but she has handled it all with remarkable poise and grace, which i think tells you a lot about who she is. woman ofviously a extraordinary talents,

because when someone is doing her portrait, they spend hours staring at you. yikes. it is very intimate, the experience, so you really have to trust the person and feel comfortable enough to let yourself go. and amy made that possible for me. we had that connection. so today, i want to thank amy for being willing to put herself through this process, especially after it was leaked -- i felt for you, girl -- you know, to have to do that -- to paint a portrait of michelle and barack obama is like cooking thanksgiving dinner for strangers. everybody has an idea of what thanksgiving dinner is supposed to taste like. the dressing that you love is the addressing you love. you do not want other stuff in it. [laughter] mrs. obama: and that is what it is like. people know what they feel and think in how they see us, so amy had to interpret that and do it under the spotlight. so i can only imagine that it has been a little stressful for her, but she has handled it all with remarkable poise and grace, which i think tells you a lot about who she is. she is obviously a woman of ex

my friends and i, my community and i have stahave stared down barrel of an ar-15 the way you have not. we have seen this weapon of war mow down our friends. how dare you say we don't know what we're talking about. you have no idea what you are talking about. >> there is support for the students view that washington is falling short. the abc news poll found 87% of americans believe congress is not doing enough to prevent mass shootings. 62% say the same of the president. more momentum is growing to improve the background check system. the president speaking with senator john cornyn about the bill he introduced with john murphy. >> it ensures the states comply with the federal law. with consequences if they don't. the white house says the president supports efforts to improve the background check system, but this bill does nothing to expand that system. >> both noting, the president did not push for the bill when it was first introduced. the white house scheduled a listening session for the president tomorrow. he meets with high school students and teachers. it is unclear if students fr

millions of pensioners, teamsters, carpenters, miners, bakery workers and so many more are staring down cuts to their hard-earned pensions. they didn't do anything to cause those cuts. their livelihoods are staked to these pensions. we ought to make sure that they get every penny they earned. we democrats would have liked to take up and pass the butch lewis act. we couldn't reach an agreement to do that, but now we have a process and potentially the means and motivation to get it done. and there were so many senators, led by senator brown, who are responsible for this. and i want to acknowledge him and senators casey and stabenow, manchin, klobuchar, baldwin, mccaskill, donnelly and heitkamp, who worked so long and hard on pensions. the budget deal also includes long-awaited disaster relief for texas, louisiana, florida, the western states, puerto rico, and the u.s. virgin islands. many of these places are still taking their first steps in the long march to recovery. much of puerto rico and the virgin islands remains damaged and in the dark. this recovery aid could not have come a momen

staring down hitler for the soviet union or future terrorists or mass school shooter. it is a simple set of questions that you have to ask. does the individual threat, the person, organization, have the capability to do damage? and second, doesn't have the intent?in this case, it was clear the individual had both the intent and as he posted on social media as someone close to him till the fbi. and if you look at his firearms history, he had the capability as well. >> i mean he had the guns on all social media pages. i think we have some pictures. he is posing with all sorts of ammunition and targets and he has a space disguise. we know that he had been torturing animals. we know that he sipped his dog on pets from neighbors. and his house had called the police what was a, 19 times in a few years? >> 39 times. >> 39 times! when you look at the threat matrix, he is in a comment has been expelled from school, he has two tipsters out there. the blogger and the person close calling it in. how does the fbi not see this, dr. sebastian gorka? >> clue they saw something because

united states being a bit slower mitigated the effect of the inflation but you know everybody was staring so decidedly and waiting so intensely and anxiously for the inflation figure when i saw that two point one percent figure i thought that's going to make the dax tank and the restaurants and wall street and the euro and that's what happened initially but it's amazing it's been a long time since i've seen a recovery like this basically the docs being sent to jail not passing go not collecting two hundred dollars and immediately the get out of jail free card again . some people you know what do you make of this recovery inflation and rate fears of the market you know but there's scrambling themselves for a really plausible explanation but this does show is the market still really nervous but tell me why the about the rate hikes when there are merits to rate hikes if inflation is galloping away. certainly and wages also merit it and of course what's to come for the u.s. economy also speaks for higher rates higher inflation donald trump's infrastructure program should it take in and actual

a man in a bulky gray sweatshirt and ski mask crouched on to stare at them.his eyes were blue and they seem to go through the eyeholes. laser light spike from the barrel of the gun in his right hand dancing through their torsos and limbs. the image of herself with her arm outstretched toward the button reverberated that she could barely think that she had almost done it. get up he said. nobody moved. i said, get up. one by one they scrambled their feet. the man was large and muscular. as he made the bead dart over the fabric of the bear arms in short sleeves to positive chess and turn his voice when personable. he explained he wanted his camera shoulder bag filled with 50s and 100's. note ipaqs, no serialize bills. chess is not familiar with these concepts and wondered where he led them. he sounded like a guy her age, he felt she felt sure she knew him. had he come in before? time he called out for the lobby. thirty seconds shouted another one. if this one is a poll in one minute you are all going to get wasted. he emphasized the point with his gun. now it wa

special a legislative fix to the problem by december 2018.em millions of pensioners caught they are staring down cuts to their hard-earned pensionss. they did not do anything to cause those cutss their livelihood is staked to the pension. we all had to make sure s that they get every penny they earned we democrats would have liked to take up an pass the bush lewis act. now we have a process and potentially the means in motivation to get it done and there were so many senators led by senator brown who were responsible for this and i want to acknowledge him they worked so long and hard on pensions. the budget deal also includes long-awaited disaster reliefed for texas, louisiana and florida. many of these places are still taking their first steps from the long march into recovery. much of puerto rico and the virgin islands remains a damaged and in the dark this recovery aid could not have come a moment too soon senator nelson it worked very hard for both florida and puerto rico relief acid some the others in this chamber. i would also like to think our ranking member on the appropriations com

of hawaii. [ applause ] and the challenges to our island environment arch as global climate change stare us in the face every single day. i honor my predecessors, former governors, and i have built on what they have done. in doing so, i affirmed three truths about hawaii and the way we govern. first, i see hawaii as a place and a people that cherish our children, celebrate our diversity and want a better life for the next generation. second, i see hawaii as a place and a people where we believe in ohana. we respect our capuna and understand that our ina and our ocean are critical to our quality of life. and finally, i see hawaii as a place and a people where we still believe in the promise of hawaii and the prospect of limitless opportunities. this is the legacy of our host culture. the cultures of our immigrant families and all those who choose to call hawaii home. we have put these values and beliefs into action to chart the course to our collective future. it is one thing to say our children matter. it is quite another thing to do something about it. we have invested more widely in cl

gm has made the system pretty simple so you don't really have a lot of time staring at it but the safetyare already starting to take notice and, you know, they are not in favor of it. are the big players trying to get in on this? >> there has been a battle on between the automakers and companies like apple.and those systems right now, car being one of them there is already a debate over -- if only certain aps are allowed to go up on the screen and will work with your car. that's the car company's we of google, if you happen to be using a samsung phone, it's of keeping google from mining all of your data in the say, ut if you're using, ways, which is a google owned navigation system on your phone, knows where you are and it does flash up pop up ads. the system et into of your car but it knows where you're driving. youresn't have to get into car itself to market to you, just know where you are. period. emily: have regulators weighed in on this yet? >> not really. privacy is et something where right now it's of the wild west still. people are giving up a lot of their information for differe

substantial government rent subsidy for their apartment this while greeks continue to deal with strict all staring the measures. for the rare cold front known as the beast from the east continues to wreak havoc across europe and sent temperatures plunging again today causing headaches for those adults among us who had to go to work but a lot of the life for the children who didn't have to go to school for the beast from the east continues to stalk its way across europe freezing rivers blocking roads and causing general disruption across the continent and britain heavy snowfall in parts of the country coast some schools to close on the country's metal fist to issue travel warnings. in southern italy snow paralyzed traffic and train services schools were closed in naples so youngsters could enjoy a rare snowball fight in the shutter with a custom a little. and delegates and western croatia record snowfall of one hundred eighty two centimeters coast huge snow drifts burying houses and roads and forcing rescue services to evacuate the stranded locals. for them it has been quite a shock. nothing like t

then, she walked in and she was fly and poised and i just wanted to stare at her for a minute. had this lightness and freshness of personality. she was hip and cool, in that totally expected/unexpected kind of way. in the first few sentenced of the conversation, i knew she was the one for me. maybe it was the moment she came in and look t add barack and said mr. president, i'm excited to be here and i'm being considered for both portraits, but mrs. obama, she physically turned to me and said i'm really hoping that you and i can work together. after that, she and i started talking and barack kind of faded into the woodwork. there was an instant connection. that sista girl connection i have with this woman. that was true all the way through the process, which is a good thing because when someone is doing your portrait, they spend hours staring at you. yikes. it's very intimate, the experience. so, you really have to trust the person and feel comfortable enough to let yourself go. and amy made that possible for me. we had that connection. so, today, i want to thank amy for being w

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the 64—year—old impassive as he sat staring at the floor in the dock as his punishment was read out.gallery were hushed. outside, the emotion able to flow. today, we looked evil in the face and we smiled because, barry bennell, we have won. today, we hand our shame and our guilt and our sadness back to you. it should never have been ours to carry in the first place. sentencing bennell, judge clement goldston told him, "to these boys, you appeared as a god. in reality, you were the devil incarnate. you stole their childhoods and their innocence to satisfy your perversion." his abuse, the judge said, was sheer evil. several of the former football coach's numerous victims read out impact statements in court. among them, gary cliffe, abused by bennell when he played for a manchester city junior team. in a bid to force bennell to make eye contact, cliffe approached the dock after his statement, asking, "why, barry, why?" before being led away by an official. what was that experience like for you? i was churned up inside, dan, but i was determined that this was my moment, i didn't want to

so you don't really have to spend a lot of time staring at it, but the safety groups are already startingof it. emily: who are the big players trying to get in on this? >> there has been a battle on the dashboard between automakers and companies like google and apple. carplay being one of them, there is already a fight uber how much data those systems can access. if you want to use your apple phone, it will plug in. only certain apps are allowed to go up on that screen and work with your car. that is the car company's way of mining allgle from of the data and the car. but if you are using say, wayze which is google-owned. wayze knows where you are. that doesn't get into the system of your car. it doesn't have to get in the car itself to track your data and give you pop-up advertising emily: have regulators weighed in on this? >> internet privacy is the wild west. there are laws out there, but people are giving up a lot of their information for different services online, and cars are kind of the same way. car executives right now are sent they do not want to sell your individual data to ma

gm has made the system pretty simple so you don't really have to spend a lot of time staring at it.y groups are already starting to take notice of this and, you know, they are not in favor of it. emily: who are the big players trying to get in on this? >> there has been a battle on the dashboard between the automakers and companies like google and apple. those systems right now, car play being one of them, there is already a debate over how much data those systems can access. if you want to use your apple phone, it will plug-in and go on screen. but only certain apps are allowed to go on screen and will work with your car. that is the car companies way of keeping google, if you happen to be using a samsung phone, it's their way of keeping google from mining all of your data in the car. but if you are using wze -- waze, it does flash pop-up ads. it doesn't get into the system of your car, but it does know where you are driving. it doesn't have to get into your car itself to market to you, just know where you are. period. emily: have regulators weighed in on this yet? >> not really. l

behind the camera because the whole time there's love in my eyes because i'm thinking about him and staringhim. >> what is your name going to be? >> a little hyphenated. >> is babies on the brain for you? >> yes, after seeing how happy my sister, it makes me want a baby even more. i think two or three. i love having a sister and a brother. and being an only child would be hard, so i definitely want to have at least two but probably three. >> can you imagine her changing diapers with that big ring on her finger? >> the oscars are next weekend and jennifgenera allison is the runner who if she wins can add to her oscar for her first gig "the west wing" we couldn't help but show allison the first time she was on "access." >> this is you the very first time you were on "access" in 1999. >> oh, my gosh, i've been in the same apartment -- you know, i'm not going to tell you how long i've been in the same apartment. i would love to have a dog and a house. we'll see what happens. but i'm not going to go crazy, i'm not going to spend the money until it's there and then some. >> so do you have a house

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i don't know why i got that position where he would just stare at you. oh, my god, help me. and then my grandmother sat here and my brother sat there at this small table and he would always say, we are grateful that we have food on our table, clothes on our back and the roof over our head. and it doesn't get much better than that. so the -- he was never unfair. he was very generous. what he would do is let's say he would make us work to produce something. then, he would say, we are able to provide for others because we work. so we are able to give them syrup beans or peas or or sugar canes or fruit because we worked. we were able to give them meat because we raised the hogs. so what he taught us was we had an obligation to do well so that we could do good, particularly for others. so i could not call that fair. i think my grandfather was probably one of the most compassionate people i've ever known because he always told us the truth. he always told us the truth about life and he was -- so i asked my brother. my brother unfortunately died 18 years ago jogging. a year and fou

at paul ryan, he's staring at that republican house of representatives, a republican senate, peopleis white house used to work with when he was in the white house. and he doesn't understand what he's looking at. he cannot fathom why paul ryan's doing what he's doing. >> yeah, lawrence, the thing i was struck by, there are a lot of things in that column that i was struck by but the other thing i think is so glaring is actually in the headline. and describing the cowardice of republicans in congress to fail to fulfill their basic responsibility to serve as the check on the executive branch. that becomes before any responsibility is placed upon them based on their partisan affiliation. ultimately, though, lawrence, what it does come down to, they are scared of donald trump, they are scared of the base after their own party. and this is why one of the things that i think is important, in terms of what we're seeing across the country, people being mobilized to take political action, in some cases that's donating to campaigns, in some cases that is choosing to run for office, we're seeing

the blank stares and fits of laughter.sponse fergie was looking for when she tried to jazz up the star-spangled banner at the nba all-star game. >> was the apology necessary. >> we want you to tell us what you think. head to abc7news.com/vote and share your vote there. you can emoji votes. that's at the bottom of your screen there. you can make more emojis appear on the rendition. here's carolyn tyler. >> not since 1990 when roseanne barr belted out her version has there been so much criticism over someone singing the national anthem. fergie's rendition at the nba all-star game last night is being dubbed the star mangled banner. some players, including draymond green were actually laughing. >> i felt bad for her. >> yes. >> i felt bad. >> singer, songwriter, dee dee simon says singing the national anthem is a huge platform designed to bring people together. the oakland native got what she calls her golden moment earlier this month at a warriors game. >> ♪ >> this one song, we all know, and i'm going to sing my heart out. i