festival, where she'll be receiving an award.she stops for photographs on the red carpet with her stepsonydylan mcdermot. they've very close.mr. mcdermott: one of the most important things in life,obviously, is your character. and eve's character is so true,so gold, if you will. and what she has done for womenaround the planet will go down in history, i believe.i mean, she is a radical. reporter: eve ensler is theevening's guest of honor. she's a role model for many ofthe women in the audience. >>ladies and gentlemen, thenext president of the unitedd states, eve ensler!reporter: eve ensler enjoys her applause, but she's never seenherself as a celebrity. ms. ensler: so much of my lifehas been about being on the frontlines, struggling in thearts where i had to struggle every day of my life in thetiniest little theaters at te beginning of my career to littleholes in the middle of nowhere to little towns.and the same with my activism. i have been doing direct action,i have been doing organizing for people across the globe cometogether to dance in defiane of the injustices women suffer.dance a

. >> liam neeson returns to the same bench he has a heart to heart talk with stepson, sam.wn up. so is his girl crush, olivia olsen, who is 24. ♪ ♪ >> very fun to come back to the characters as always. >> happy to be back. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> those perfect cue cards are back and it seems we find out keira knightley is still blissfully married. there is no love triangle, even though many thought the swoon worthy moment may have caused her to choose andrew lincoln. >> why would you kiss him? you're encouraging him. >> no. it would have been on his lips. no, but okay, it would have been then. god, some people. >> such a great cast. but somebody you will not see returning is emma thompson. she said after the passing of l alan brickman who played her husband, it would be too sad. >> we love to see actors struggle with that doctor speak and pretend to save lives but did you know that sometimes the stars take what they learned and help people in real life? listen to these stories. >> we don't just entertain. we save lives. >> dr. clemmons? i saw this person fall and i looked at him and said

a woman told authorities that the stepson may have taken the weapon from their home yesterday and may have given the gun to another student. and both students have been removed from the school pending a review. >>> and a shooting at a bar and restaurant in philadelphia. the gun fire erupted during an open mike night. katherine scott is live at the scene. >> reporter: rick, that is right. four people were shot. we hear that all of them now are in stable condition. you see where the glass shattered after bullets flew here overnight. >> a lot of people in there just talking and then we see people running. it's crazy. >> was standing in front of restaurant 7165 when shots were fired outside. he said his friend was hit in the back and is not sure why. >> we don't know yet, we are trying to figure it out it happened so fast. chalk circles and broken windows are there. detectives were back on the scene this morning. there were 20 people inside of the bar and restaurant for open mike night when an argument started inside. it was after 2:00 a.m. and staff told the group to leave. >> i saw the

. >> brady: but not as a stepson, as a patient. >> marlena: a patient?ll you has to be... covered by doctor/patient confidentiality. >> marlena: sounds serious. >> brady: yeah, it is. i've been aiding and abetting a wanted criminal. [dramatic music] ♪

love says his stepson has nothing to do with the violence. >> it's the wrong place at the wrong time. >> reporter: the college student was driving h with his female friend on the interview when the 24 years and two 17-year-old boys opened fire. trying to shield the woman from the gun fire, doss got hit multiple times by the gun fire. he died the next day at the hospital. >> it's senseless. this black on black crime. someone has to stand up. >> it's unacceptable that we have this violence on the freeways and we're working night and day. >> reporter: there are been roughly 80 freeway shootings in les than a year and a half throughout the bay area freeways. >> mos are gang related. >> reporter: fon dtana says it comes down to good witnesses, last in last friday's shooting when an off-duty officer had to be on the road. >> it was within half an hour that the people were in custody. >> people people stood up and said something that ooh es wh. that's what it's going to take for this to stop. for people to stand up and say we don't want it no more, not in our back yard. >> reporter: and the

police say a woman reported her stepson stole her gun and may have brought it to another student inside that school. investigators say the family of that second student wouldn't talk to police so police searched harris school today. they couldn't find the gun. the student who allegedly took the gun could face charges. the investigation is on going. >>> and developing tonight, police have made their first arrest as the investigation into recent threats against jewish community centers ramps up. our region is one of several areas across the country recently targeted in these hate crimes. >> fox's laura inn gill has more on the recent attacks from new york. >> reporter: there have been a hundred bomb threats called into jewish community centers and synagogues since january and now authorities have made their first arrest. saying 31-year-old juan thomas of st. louis was behind some of the threats but not all. they say thomas was allegedly attempting to frame his ex-girlfriend using her name while making the threats. the suspect's former roommate says he has seen thompson in months and he's

i made contact with her stepson abid who responded to the location, was obviously upset with the situation he stated he has full power of attorney over his father and produced an unsigned, undated document as proof. the officers wrote. then the officers say he refused to disclose his father's location, so he didn't even have a signed power of attorney, yet again, d to assert, and this is someone who was given access to the privileged here on material people pitol hill and i'm told by other i.t. professionals that do work here that if you know what you're doing and you have access congress congress member's computer which means their calendar, their emails, notice taken and stored on the computer out meetings, then it's very easy, you're good -- if you're good, to access virtually anybody else's information here in congress. i was told some time back by one of my friends in intelligence that at one time there was had rn about positions i taken like in support of egypt against the muslim brotherhood and that there were those who were monitoring people that came to my office. they knew, i was

investors appear confidence with stepson shares trading near a record high. faces another test data this year. apple is expected to roll out the 10th anniversary version of the iphone. francine: to put things in perspective, this is my favorite chart. it shows you the percentage of total south korean market cap. it goes up even as the valuation has gone down. we have a guest appearance. >> thanks for a much. on thefocusing in markets. we are focusing on the euro pound. we're not showing much brings fear. we see signs that it would favor the euro. we are seeing more demand. perhaps, things are moving in the direction the euro bears would want to see them. let's move on to what that means the stock pocket. we don't normally see a correlation between these two factors. areas, we're in one is correlations at the moment you it is driven by the fundamentally strong data we see from the eurozone. aboutl price is just testing whether it keeps above those gains it made yesterday. it was up 2.4% yesterday. there was a drop in gasoline stock piles. that a man story in t

. >> and now you guys have ventured you're doing it with connie and your step stepson and ventured intopage and it's -- as gibuses our son who is 35 now way too much family time for him. the traffic is so bad -- traffic is so bad in los angeles that we basically just put the studios in our house and so i never leave. my wife is like, hey, when was the last time you got out of your pajamas everything is shot from here any way, and so it's a lot of time for with family which i love. but i think the kids would like to get away every now and then know i've got to let you go, what do you consider your greatest accomplishment. >> it's the family thing. it's really understanding that my wife is high my partner and she wants the best for me, and i'm a very very aggressive guy when it comes to -- when it comes to just creating things and, you know, wanting to move forward and she's r really, shes the one that bring the kids over and just says come on pop pop which is my name drags me right out of the studio into the pool. so that and biggest musical probably red rocks that really changed my live

usa today article, she talks about her son who has been drug-free for 60 months she talks about her stepson who suffered from mental health issues and killed himself in 2010 after he could not get treatment. the question is, where is our compassion? for my fellow texans, 1,000,800 individuals got health care coverage under the affordable care act. 1,000,092 650,000 individuals purchase high-quality insurance. by this trumpcare bill, mental health persons will suffer and they will die. i support this amendment because i don't want americans to die. i yield back. chair.k you, madam i yield back to mr. chair. >> i think the gentlelady. i recognize the opponent of the motion, mr. cold from oklahoma. think the gentleman. i want to begin by acknowledging what my good friend from kentucky said. lester we did something in a , spent $500 million on grants around the country. we passed a bill and a mental health care overhaul. i think this is a problem that we all recognize exists and we are willing to do something about. when i listen to the debate today, it is been a good debate. both sides have ma

said, sherry reynolds talk about her son who was drug-free for 16 months but she talked about her stepsonarvis who suffered from mental illness and killed himself in 2010 after he couldn't get medical treatment. the question is, where is our compassion? 1,874,000 individuals got healthcare coverage which included mental health coverage under the affordable care act. 1,000,092 650,000 individuals purchased high quality health insurance. by this trumpcare bill, mental health professionals will suffer and they will die. i support this amendment because i don't want americans to die, i yield back . >> back in madam chair, i yield back to mister chair. >> i recognize the opponent of the motions poll of oklahoma for 10 minutes. i think the german forward time. i want to begin diagnosing what my good friend from kentucky said. last year we did something in a very good way, a bipartisan sense, we spent 500 million on this problem in grants around the country and passed a securities bill, major mental health overhaul and this year, the president has included an additional $5 million though this is