our flash back friday with tori spelling's mother may i sleep with danger. inside the remake.& now for may 20th, 2016, this is entertaanment tonight. christina singing with this hologram of whitney houston was supposed to be a defining moment of next week's voice finale but we heard yesterday it's being pulled. >> yesterday afternoon video of the ground breaking performanc leaked online and people assumed it was a preview of we night's show but i spoke with pat houston the executor of whitney's esttte. she set the record straight. the hologram just waan't ready for primetime. >> ladies and gentlemen, whitney houston. ♪ >> the video was amazing. voice coach christina performing with the late whitney houston. ♪ the duet lasted almost four minutes and included two whitney classics and was expected to air on next week's voice f within minutes of the footage being leaked online it made headlines around the world. ♪ we heard rumors it was happening and asked christina about it last week. finale. then late yesterday news broke that the duet would not air on the voi

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during the filming of the original movie tori was bitte by this thing.oss between an ant eater and armadillo. you could see the bruises some of the scenes. you can't make this stuff up. >> well, samantha h joins us now with our exclusive new interview of janice dickinson. you actually talked to janice about her battle with breast cancer and this is something very personal to you. >> it is, indeed. just last week i passed the two year mark since my mastectomy. this hits home of course. it's nice to talk to someone at the beginning of their journey. she faces weeks of more radiation and surgery. >> i'm 61 years old and i know that i wasn't feeling right. it's so hard. >> after a biopsy they found out that i had cancer. >> what kind of breast cancer was it? found i have stage one cancer and thank god that i'm in the early stages. >> you also had to do radiation instead of a mastectomy. >> they went in and took out the cancer and five days later they said janice you have to come in and have more taken out. >> janice has breast implants and as part of her tre

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tomorrow tory is going to boston.team cap here, right? , it's may, but some rain in california. we'll take that, locally up to two inches in spots even in so cal. 87 in bismarck and rain across the northeast. that's a look at the national outlook, here's a look at the local forecast. >> reporter: we have a break in the rain, nothing on storm tracker 6 live double scan. if you check out the seven day, 50 degrees, only a high of 56. we can't rule out spotty drizzle or shower. a period of rain or two tomorrow, drier for the weekend. >> with your thinking cap. >>> geena davis is sparking an important conversation this morning. opening up about women in hollywood and 2015 women had just a third of speaking roles in movies. something geena who is a founder of the institute on gender and media says needs to change. we recently sat down and had this little chat. >> first of all, thank you. this is a very important conversation. we saw when the oscar nominations came out a lot of talk about diversity. >> right. >> how about th

tory, take it away. >> all right, so, frizzy hair, don't care.d, a phenomenal group. first up, from 44 farms, i got chris shepard here to help me out with this one. an amazing restaurant. one of more than a hundred restaurants that 44 farms provide the beef to in this area. we have an amazing cookout assortment. this is a small sampling. plus, their beef jerky, two things that 44 farms is really well known for. depending on the package that you choose, these normally start at $30, but today, everything is slashed in half, so it's $15 to $46.50. [ cheers and applause ] >>> next up, we're expanding beyond houston. we're going to may designs. "good morning america" viewer favorite. these are customized notebooks. these are all of our brand-new patterns exclusively for spring into summer. any kind of design. you get to design the inside pages as well. i love these. normally they start at $15. today only, slashed in half, really starting at $7.50. [ cheers and applause ] >>> okay, next up, really cool company here in houston -- thank you -- dash is ho

tory johnson bringing you the most deals in one week we have ever done. she's doing heading across the country. >>> all right, everyone's talking aboutthrones" last night. spoiler alert, we're going to tell you but not yet. ll start though with this incredible survival story. a mother and daughter rescued after being stranded in a new zealand forfest for four days. but thanks to this sign, help came just in time abc's t.j. holmes is here. >> reporter: a mother and daughter walk through a park, half the size of searching forush and rachel lloyd and her mother carolyn. a totally through jungle. >> they rationed their one day's worth of peanuts and crackers and huddle to stay warm at night. >> she would try to rub up my legs and blow on my feet. i couldn't feel anything. >> reporter: rachel fell into a feeling in her leg. >> at thisinwe were going throug wishes. >> it was really terrible. . >> carolyn carried her daughter on her back through the jungle then a desperate attempt, she took some sticks and stones and wrote out help. a helicopter spotted that sig

tomorrow tory is going to boston. all team cap here, right? that is captain america shaven. you prefer him shaven or with beard. >> with beard. 100%. >> he's got a beard that will make jesse palmer jealous. no doubt about it. the western weather, we have changes in store with, yeah, it's may but some rain and in california. we will take that. locally up to 2 even down to so-cal and the heat is on across the northern plain, 87 in business mark, 90 in san antonio with levels of humidity increasing and rain continues on the weather across much of the northeast.the 50s. tonight, rain starts picking up with lows around 50s. rain likely on friday. drying out and warming p this weekend. >>> this weather report is brought to you by audi. happy cinco de mayo to you, robin. >> i love catching you earlier, you know -- >> weather team with sombreros. >> with your thinking cap. >>> geena davis is sparking an important conversation this morning. opening up about women in hollywood and 2015 women had just a third of speaking roles i

tory johnson bringing you the most deals in one week we have ever done.he's doing it while she's heading across the country. >>> all right, everyone's talking about the huge "game of thrones" bomb shell overnight. oh, wait. i was told. already. we'll tell you what made people react like this -- we won't tell you what happened yet. look at that. jonah hill, his reaction to what happened on "game of thrones" last night. spoiler alert, we're going to tell you but not yet. >> you're a fanatic, you haven't seen it yet. >> i haven't. but i know what happened. >> good luck. >>> okay, we'll start though with this incredible survival story. a mother and daughter rescued after being stranded in a new zealand forfest for four days. but thanks to this sign, help came just in time abc's t.j. holmes is here. >> reporter: a mother and daughter walk through a park, half the size of rhode island. think thick brush and brush. this could have been a story of a tragedy, instead it's a story of a mom once again doing her superwoman thing. after four days of searching for rach

taste with tori heads to north wildwood ice cream parlor like taking a step back in time. why the owner wants the big city to live the shore live. kate. >> a big weekend for the shore. the poconos and even here in the city. it's memorial day weekend and wee got a couple of showers out there tonight. that's the scene you'll see in the forecast as he were head through the weekend spot city showers and storms. we'll time them out scene when the hottest days will be this weekend coming yo coming up. >>> a big party for one of hour zoo's most popular residents. the mil >> this is cbs3 "eyewitness news" with ukee washington, jessica dean, kate bilo and don bell. ♪ >>> this holiday weakener lot of people will hit the roads as they celebrate the unofficial start to summer. >> and when you stop to fill up the car you'll see two numbers next to the prices of each grade of gas. what does the fraction 9/10 mean at the gas pump. more than a dozen submitted this good question and nicole brewer find out what it's all about. ♪ >> filling up on gas. you noticed the price, right. >> yeah. >

. >> taste with tori heads to the great northeast.hat inspired three father judge grads to come with an eatery called three monkeys cafe. >> kate? >> and more rain is on the way at this storm heads our way for friday what does it mean for the weekend a lot going on this weekend. i'll help you plan out any outdoor activities you may have on the docket coming up. >>> plus, a landmark moves. big changes in how electronic cigarettes will be sold and the people who will no longer be able to buy them. >>> and is smart phone addiction a real disorder? that's a good question and nicole brewer uncovers the answer next. ♪ >> this is cbs3 "eyewitness news" with ukee washington, jessica dean, kate bilo and don bell. ♪ >>> well there are new government regulations for e-cigarettes. the electronic devices will no longer be sold to anyone under 18 and hundreds of brands will now have to get fda approval. the move comes as e-cigarette use is on the rise among young people. sales of e-cigarettes soared to $3.5 billion last year but have slowed recentl

taste with tori heads to north wildwood ice cream parlor like taking a step back in time. why the owner wants the big city to live the shore live. kate. >> a big weekend for the shore. the poconos and even here in the city. it's memorial day weekend and wee got a couple of showers out there tonight. that's the scene you'll see in the forecast as he were head through the weekend spot city showers and storms. we'll time them out scene when the hottest days will be this weekend coming yo coming up. >>> a big party for one of hour zoo's most popular residents. the milestone the g >> this is cbs3 "eyewitness news" with ukee washington, jessica dean, kate bilo and don bell. ♪ >>> this holiday weakener lot of people will hit the roads as they celebrate the unofficial start to summer. >> and when you stop to fill up the car you'll see two numbers next to the prices of each grade of gas. what does the fraction 9/10 mean at the gas pump. more than a dozen submitted this good question and nicole brewer find out what it's all about. ♪ >> filling up on gas. you noticed the price, right

. >> tonight taste with tori takes to mace that's all about family.ow one mom turned out to dinner nightmare with her kids into a successful restaurant and. >> and beach goers in one jersey shore community will get a bones in us in with beach tag this summer. how officials hope this bracelet could help safe lives. >> kate. >> and beautiful weather finally returned to the area today. but we're going to go from nice to nasty again very quickly. i'll break down when rain comes in fort weekend along with this system that's all coming up when we come back. ♪ >> this is cbs3 "eyewitness news" with ukee washington, jessica dean, kate bilo and don bell. ♪ >>> u.s. housing market has been slowly recovering since the bubble burst in 2007. >> prices continue to rise. foreclosures are down. it sounds good. but could we be on the path to another crisis? >> good question and nicole brewer is here now with the answer. nicole. >> jess, you said it home prices continue to rise across the country including right here in philadelphia. and while that is good news for hom

. >> tonight taste with tori takes to mace that's all about family. how one mom turned out to dinner nightmare with her kids into a successful restaurant and. >> and beach goers in one jersey shore community will get a bones in us in with beach tag this summer. how officials hope this bracelet could help safe lives. >> kate. >> and beautiful weather finally returned to the area today. but we're going to go from nice to nasty again very quickly. i'll break down when rain comes in fort weekend along with this system that's all coming up when we come back. ♪ >> this is cbs3 "eyewitness news" with ukee washington, jessica dean, kate bilo and don bell. ♪ >>> u.s. housing market has been slowly recovering since the bubble burst in 2007. >> prices continue to rise. foreclosures are down. it sounds good. but could we be on the path to another crisis? >> good question and nicole brewer is here now with the answer. nicole. >> jess, you said it home prices continue to rise across the country including right here in philadelphia. and while that is good news for h

in tonight's taste with tori tori takes to us victor cafe recommended to us by viewer tom pierce. ♪ >en wide for food so good you'll be belting on the opera. ♪ >> did you eat today. >> no, i waited all day for this. worth the wait victor cafe in south philly presents a sill symphony of succulent dishes. >> is slurping acceptable. >> absolutely. >> served by a staff of opera waiters at the bell. ♪ >> reporter:. >> there's the victor record shop. oh wow. >> rick general manager and grandson of john did you instead of fan know who selled in philadelphia in 1908. in 1918 with the love of opera he opened a gram mow phone shop. >> he sold rca victor records and vick roll las. people during the depression didn't have money to spend on records. he purchased liquor license and turned night cafe. >> cafe rick remembers as child watching customers who just couldn't help themselves. >> a customer would push his plate of pasta aside stand up and belt one out along with the great caruso or donna tell low in 1979 we hired a waiter who coincidentally was an opera student. so that whole thing the floo

. >> taste with tori heads to the great northeast. what inspired three father judge grads to come with an eatery called three monkeys cafe. >> kate? >> and more rain is on the way at this storm heads our way for friday what does it mean for the weekend a lot going on this weekend. i'll help you plan out any outdoor activities you may have on the docket coming up. >>> plus, a landmark moves. big changes in how electronic cigarettes will be sold and the people who will no longer be able to buy them. >>> and is smart phone addiction a real disorder? that's a good question and nicole brewer uncovers the answer next. ♪ great time for a shiny floor wax, no? not if you just put the finishing touches on your latest masterpiece. timing's important. comcast business knows that. that's why you can schedule an installation at a time that works for you. even late at night, or on the weekend, if that's what you need. because you have enough to worry about. i did not see that coming. don't deal with disruptions. get better internet installed on your

in tonight's taste with tori tori takes to us victor cafe recommended to us by viewer tom pierce. ♪ >open wide for food so good you'll be belting on the opera. ♪ >> did you eat today. >> no, i waited all day for this. worth the wait victor cafe in south philly presents a sill symphony of succulent dishes. >> is slurping acceptable. >> absolutely. >> served by a staff of opera waiters at the bell. ♪ >> reporter:. >> there's the victor record shop. oh wow. >> rick general manager and grandson of john did you instead of fan know who selled in philadelphia in 1908. in 1918 with the love of opera he opened a gram mow phone shop. >> he sold rca victor records and vick roll las. people during the depression didn't have money to spend on records. he purchased liquor license and turned night cafe. >> cafe rick remembers as child watching customers who just couldn't help themselves. >> a customer would push his plate of pasta aside stand up and belt one out along with the great caruso or donna tell low in 1979 we hired a waiter who coincidentally was an opera student. so that whole thing the fl

the three things she did every woman can learn from, tory johnson breaks it down. ♪ >>> what's old isk. right, meredith. >> and healthier than ever. "grey's anatomy" with a major resurgence. >> go deeper. >> grey. >> as more and more viewers discover the show, why so many are flocking into the er to join meredith, bailey, alex and more. >> go do your job. >> we're taking you inside the "grey's" phenomenal before the blockbuster finale. ♪ when you've been fighting for it ♪ >>> all that and look who is here live, bryan cranston and anthony mackie as we say -- >> both: good morning, america. ♪ >>> looking forward to talking to them both, aren't you, george? good morning, america. happy friday eve here in times square. a few miles away jesse palmer is celebrating national bike to work week. look at that. he's with a whole bunch of bikers and they're headed our way. he has the suit and tie ready for work. >> he's getting his early morning workout. all dressed up. left his house early and made his way through hudson river park heading towards times square square. >> nice ride. >> it sure is

tory?ust liked age appropriate. when i was 20 i wish i look like that and i wish i could rock that on a red carpet. she look gorgeous. >> then the fellows opinion then, what do you think? >> outstanding, i mean, everything put together, very classy, very sheik, her hair looked amazing by the way. >> okay, what about tiara? big night for her. and she showed up. didn't she? she is showing a loft skin now. what did we think about this? tory? >> i liked t now, i mean, we know sierra is going to overdo it, i thought more like the best dressed couple, looked great on the red carpet. this shim earn, it is beautiful. it is a little too revealing, the side boob, then high slip, but it is see air arc i like the simple hair, too, i it worked. >> i think she would look great in a paper bag. i mean, she looked so good, amazing body, i loved her different look. the only thing i didn't like was the hair, a little too simple for me. >> i liked it. >> i too like this dress, did i not love the side boob. i j

hey, tory. >> hey. so, we have an amazing crowd here.y so first up i'm excited about this one because they're right here in downtown cleveland. so, this just started as kind of a r jackie and phillip were dating and decided at christmastime they would hand make all of the gifts for one another and loved doing that so much they said not only should we get married but start a business to make beautiful things and make gorgeous things. a lot of ah. they make beautiful, beautiful leather products including this which is my favorite. it's called the lucky penny pouch necklace. three different colors of leather, 32-inch chain and it's to put whatever little lucky charm in there to carry along with you all the time. normally $38. this is slashed in half, $19 and it's made just two minutes from here in downtown cleveland. next up, this company is called the american clothing company. started by a family that said we believe that people will buy american made basics. they will pay the prices. we can price them competitively. these basics do not h

year's annual meeting of the organization of american his tory and in providence, rhode island. it's about nine minutes. >> when was the national historic preservation act passed? >> october 15, 1966. >> what was the purpose of the act? >> it was the culmination of years of urban renewal and destruction of a lot of american heritage. it's a national law designed to theect and celebrate american buildings and landscapes. >> president -- does it primarily applied to buildings? focusing on ad up great works of architecture. >> has evolved since to protect other areas of our heritage? >> that is one of the interesting things, the national historic preservation act is gone from being focused on things like where george to encompassept thing a much broader range of american history and cultures. that for the most exciting things that has gone on. there are over 100,000 listings on the national register of .istoric places the register was created by the national historic preservation and it's going to worker housing and native american site and dance halls that were important to latino

now, tori, you said this is bunch your favorites. why? >> one of my favorites. she shut it down. talk about future, and technology, and fashion, this is it. the girl came down the runway in a light up gown. yes, you can't -- >> exactly. >> absolutely. >> now, a lot of people of course waiting for beyonce to show up. >> she should. >> i thought some people, you know, i thought for some reason would show up in yellow for lemonade. she chose latex. what did you think of this? >> i love it. she could not do no wrong. she killed it, last person on the carpet. i love her. and, twitter was blowing up, nobody really likes it, but come on, beehives. >> i'm in the beehive, anthony. this was the most expensive condom you've ever seen in your life. >> real permanent let me tell you, i loved it. >> some people say from far away they look like pencils? >> that's the other thing, too, you lost the fact shy had these beautiful flower hand painted on there, i loved the streak hair, blue eye shadow real pretty, big trends, too. >> she killed it. >> how did she get in it is what i want to know. >>

but the best we can do is celebrate the national living wage introduced by our tory government. >> mr speaker, the national minimum wage was a labor introduction, the living wage is a corruption of the very idea of it. it is not in reality a proper living wage. but, mr. speaker, my question -- my question was about the posting of workers directive, which would prevent the grotesque exploitation by unscrupulous employers of workers being moved from one nation to another in order to undercut the wages of a second nation. will the british government support this very, very important reform to stop this exploitation? >> as i said, we're working with the dutch presidency, there's merit in a lot of proposals but we want to make sure we get the details light. he's just described the national living wage as a corruption. the national living wage, 7.20 an hour, a 20 pound a week pay rise to some of the poorest people in our country. i think he ought to get up and say he supports the national living wage and thank the governor for introducing it. >> mr. speaker, i support a wage rise obviously.

tory found it uncomfortable, and didn't wear it.he didn't like the wearing of pomp, and itthe right and giving her jubilees. that was much against the wish of the ministers. low-key in the pomp. and in otheraster water man waiting to receive the crown. has taken jeweler the crown from the controller of the lord chamberlain. this is now getting out of the carriage. is superfine mentee appears to be wearing his bath master's mack. it is a rather nice mack. and from sir andrew ford to the current jeweler, and back to sir andrew ford. they have done this highly delicate. was lucky enough to go to the tower of london earlier this year. although it looked absolutely television,the nothing beats seeing it in real life in the tower of london. it is so astonishingly sparkly. and of course, looking its most sparkly at the moment. there are some great stones in there. >> the state of the crown itself of theed by two honorable corps of gentlemen of arms. bringing up the rear, the two sergeant of arms from buckingham palace. sorry, kate. kate: t

somebody budget tory constraints. how many -- how many constraints can they stand?uest: actually, although prices now are above the 30-40, and the expectations are they are going to ratchet up as we go along at a 2017. saudi arabia has enough reserves to be able to stand it for a few years. that is the issue for the immediate term. gcc countries are not enough just to be in a budget neutral, but they read -- they should be getting surplus because eventually, the oil is going to run out, 60-70 years down the line. they should be racking in surpluses for the government and in a cushion for the future from an oil goes down. for now, that is why they have issued division 2030, to raise nonoil revenue to revamp their economy to the way from oil and diversified and put it in a much new economy, not just dependent on oil. manus: and i talked to about vision 2030? what do we know? gifford a great deal that bloomberg from the deputy crown prince. what about the team around the prince? will they execute aggressively? will they deliver a? tell me about the people advising him.

he has an education secretary imposing yet another tory top down reorganization that nobody wants. we will his government show some respect and listening to public, parents and patients, and, indeed, professionals who have given their lives to public service in education and health and change its away, listen to them and trust other people to run services rather than imposing thing from above? >> i will tell him the pattern that is developing. we consume 1.9 billion more people being treated in our health service. weakens the 1.3 million more children in good or outstanding schools. that's the pattern developing come a strong economy, investing into our public services. the other pattern i have noticed is i one might tip labour leader. entity carries on like this i will soon be on my sixth. [shouting] >> thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, the government -- [inaudible] is substantial and befitting the tremendous endeavors this government has undertaken to save the industry. it stands in contrast with its disrespectful comments of labour's policy adviser who said this to crises hav

. >> did he get the tory back? >> i was with secretary clinton holding a rally. >> hillary and. >> a federal judge ordered the co-conspirators be made public on tuesday but we have yet to see the list looks like prosecutors are dragging their feet the judge never gave a deadline governor christie was happy to talk about the candidate how he had set his transitional team and is planning the trump administration so i asked the governor for you on the list of co-conspirators? >> i don't think so i don't know what is going on civic governor christie is a brilliant politician and that lets the door open a the abeting case his name is of the listing has explaining to do. he may have to say goodbye on the trump train. follow me on tuesday news. >> in full swing it is an interesting race for democrats because bernie sanders has won the last two states. clinton was holding a rally tuesday afternoon i went looking for college students and i found this guy. >> the gap between the two candidates is closing but it does not appe

kennedy: and they lumped in dorm tories and prisons together. 22% of reply menials living in dorm toriesprisons while 32% living with their parent. if you knew then what you know now would you still live with mom and dad? >> i haven't lived at home since i was 15. my dad gave me $20 when i graduated from college and said here when you get married, i don't want to hear about it. maybe this is the judge judy generation where they are listening to that message. garage apartments, this is like a pollable real thing. >> you get your nooky on with tinder and you save your money. kennedy: decriminalizing heroin use. it provide addicts with a clean and safe place with medical supervision. is this a good solution or just government enabling? is this a positive development? >> i think it's a great solution. i think they took this from the wire. they just let it go. you combine it -- i assume they will have the methadone clinics. wean people off these opiates. look at cape cod. everyone is on heroin. kennedy: look at new hampshire. there were so many republican candidates falling over each other to

a lifelong tory voter and ex-candidate, i'm ashamed at the repulsive campaign of hate."fact, homelessness has been reduced by 67% in wales since the new regulations came in. why can't you do the same in this country? inequality is getting worse. education ought to be a route out of poverty, but new figures show that the number of people participating on a level 2 adult education course in the first half of this year fell by a fifth compared with last year. how can we tackle inequality when the prime minister and his government are taking away the opportunities for people to find a pathway out of poverty? david cameron: he talks about inequality, but inequality has gone down under this government. there are 764,000 fewer workless households and 449,000 fewer children living in workless households. why? because we have a growing economy, a living wage, more jobs and people paying less tax. that is what is happening under this government. once again i say to him that we are investing in schools to give people opportunities and in schemes to allow people to own homes to give

and i have here with me tory and chase robinson from villanova, with a very generous donation from youramily this afternoon. $15,000 to give to the childrens hospital of philadelphia. tory tell me why this is important to your family. >> this is very important because childrens hospital of philadelphia not only a great hospital but a great resource and we hope to help bring it to its fullest potential for patient care and research. >> chase who would you say to encourage people to call? >> probably that cancer affected us all and we hope to contribute a lot to cancer research and pediatric oncology. >> this is a very generous donation. if you can give $15,000 we'll take that. $5, $1, the phanatic -- what are you going to give? oh. the number is 1-877-940-6222. we'll be here until 6:30 this evening taking your phone calls. we'll send it back to you in the studio. >> oh my goodness getting love from the phanatic. >> he is hot in there thank you sara. >> legalizing marijuana is a hot button issue in the state of new jersey, now a new study claims that that new move could be worth hundreds

. ♪ watching,tory we're days after tim cook made his his first trip to india to push launch ofcompaniesail stores there. apple may have hit its first setback. we have a look at apple's plan and why the indian government may not go for it. >> apple ceo tim cook is just back from india. he met the prime minister and opened a new office in bangalore. apple's plan to open local retail stores could help the iphone maker boost sales in this potentially massive and fast growing market. morgan stanley forecasts that by 2018, india will account for 11% of all smartphone shipments, and the market to grow five times faster than china. right now, india accounts for just 2% of iphone shipments. local iphone sales surged in the march quarter. cook himself has said india is like china was a decade ago, but there are already signs his trip a not have paid off. here is the rub. india has strict rules for foreign companies wanting to do business there. companies have to comply with a rule that says 30% of the components of its devices must be sourced in india before apple can open its own stores. right n

it could lead to him cooperating less with judicial tories. -- judicial authorities. toly: union leaders urged call off protests against labor reform. turnout is weakening, but violence is mounting. a march took place in the capital and there were chaotic scenes. lange reports. >> the mass majority of the protest across the country were peaceful. the climate was tense in spirit. 120 9000 marched thursday. police came out in drones to prevent clashes. in ane day before, unofficial rally, hooligans attacked two officers and set their car alight. acts of violence that have become common. the movement and rallies began in march. the prime minister said trade unions should reconsider protest because they are being hijacked by violent gangs. we have to ask ourselves about the permanence of some of these protests. >> representatives have condemned the violence, saying it is nott t them but a seselect group of hoodlums. they say not holding protests is out of the question. >> what is all this about in the first place? the bill. without the bill, there would be no demonstratio

[applause] >> at the opening of the senate today, the tory leader mitch mcconnell focused his remarks on the work of law enforcement officers and police week. >> majority leader. >> this week we commemorate national police week and pay tribute to the local, state, and federal law-enforcement officers who keep our country and our community safe. we are grateful for their service and for the sacrifice. we benefit from their pledge to serve, protect, and defend. i had the pleasure of meeting with several officers from richmond, kentucky who were in town for the event the police week. i also met with the families of kentucky police officers who lay down their lives the line of duty. typically, tragically, five officers from the bluegrass state were lost in 2015. travis of, lieutenant the boyd county detention center. i much 11, officer byrd. -- on march 11, officer byrd. june 23, state trooper eric keyes chrisman. september 13, joseph ponder. november 6, senior patrol officer daniel ellis of the richmond police department. the names of these five officers, along with the names bravedreds

our flash back friday with tori spelling's mother may i sleep with danger.remake.& now for may 20th, 2016, this is entertaanment tonight. christina singing with this hologram of whitney houston was supposed to be a defining moment of next week's voice finale but we heard yesterday it's being