. >> well, they were the original, like, uncouple. >> not just uncoupled. >> a beautiful couple at therecoupling. >> something along the lines. in her book, fisher wrote, if you get pall simon to write a song about you, do it because he's brilliant at it. she claims she inspired two songs, hearts and bones, and she moves on. >> >> that's about somebody fisher almost married dan. they were engaged, aykroyd apparently saved her life while choking. >> their relationship lasted two years. after her death, aykroyd tweeted oult, our beautiful, brilliant; funny, wide kind generous blues sister, so ironic, christmas favorite thing next to babies. reacting to the death of someone he knew so well. who knew they had that sort of relationship. >> she was able to keep a very high level of affection with her exs. paul simon so much they kept dating, and dan, with positive things to say about her although they did not get married. >> the heimlich is the key to good relationships. >> let me get that for you. he was talking about babies and christmas time and her favorite baby of her own, and the daugh

today, the board will also discuss monday's uncoupling incident, in which six red line railcars detached derailment at east falls church. exactly one week after the opening of the new m-g-m national harbor - another big test tonight. the casino will host it's first big concert tonight. r&b group boyz ii men is performing in the new three-thousand-sea t theater. the concert will bring even more visitors to an already packed casino. m-g-m has filled up to capacy multiple times since it opened last week. abc seven will have a crew there tonight monitoring traffic in the area. speaking of mgm - you heard it on good morning america. dancing with the stars greats julianne and derek hough are going on tour across america, and they'll be coming to national harbor! may 7th they will be here in the dmv - performing at mgm national harbor. we are giving away tickets. call in right now to win a pair to the may 7th performance. that number is 703-528-7334. 7th caller wins! 703-528-7334. toss to weather - 40+ mph wind gusts - teen to single digit wind chills and rain this weekend - big weekend tempera

a man on the cat head spins her in reverse, uncoupling the 90-foot of drill pipe, then the block hoistsck shooting down again to grab the next joint, split-second timing, slam on the brakes, clamp on the tongs, yank out the safety slips, the driller and the tong buckers working together with the swift precision of an all-american backfield. a rugged, proud, independent breed, always ready to pull up stakes and head out to where oil is to be found, california, montana, gulf of mexico, or right in our own backyard. ♪ neil: nights back in town, a group of us began getting together -- store owners, doctors, lawyers. >> all right, maybe it will all come to nothing. maybe it is a false alarm. all i am saying is it is important we plan a little, just in case. >> plan for what? >> housing, office space. we are liable to have 50 companies. a couple thousand newcomers overnight. >> we are overcrowded at the hospital as it is. >> i can tell you that if they strike oil, it will be the biggest thing that ever hit this state. it will be the frontier all over again, new folks coming in. >> children, w

>> reporter: not long before gwyneth and chris consciously uncoupled, she told me this. >> it's not easy to be married for ten years. you know? >> i do. >> reporter: later, she hosted an essay that read in part, our biology and psychology aren't set up to be with one person for four, five, six decades. >> who you are at 20 may not be who you are at 40 or 50. >> reporter: we grow apart. >> people are living longer. so they're asking themselves the question, can they be happy with their partner? >> any chance of reconciliation? >> no. he's super cute, but -- >> now available. >> i've certainly heard of divorce parties where one person is present, and it's almost a way to put their past behind them and celebrate a new chapter in their lives. so this is certainly something new. but i'm sure it won't be the last joint party that we see moving into the future. >> it might be offensive to some people that we're letting that go. and then on top of it, celebrating it. but that's not how we look at it. >> reporter: i'm nick watt for "nightline" in berkeley, california. >>> next, a style salute to

it was the uncoupling of a train. it stems from improper manual operation. them talking about half of the inspectors, 16 others are facing possible termination or disciplinary actions. the falsification of reports, that was handed off to prosecutors for review. today, relatively quiet. he did announce his pick for secretary of the interior. donald trump's response to multiple reports of russian hacking leading up to the election. scott is live at the capitol bureau where it is a political issue between the outgoing and incoming administration. >> no love lost between these two sides. doubling downe saying that donald trump had some sort of knowledge of what was taking place. and wasrmation went out damaging to hillary clinton. donald trump tweeted out his response. claims, saying why is this now such big news? adding that this is really only coming to the surface because hillary clinton lost. at the same time, intelligence agencies believe this is something that was approved at the highest levels. alleging that vladimir putin himself may have directed some o

she finalized her uncoupling with cold play.e is a role model for the cuure of divorce. spouting chris and her contributed something positive to victims of failed marriages and the divorce blues is best cured by overwhelming pretentiousness. gweneth is at the top of her own most admired people list. she believes that she is a cultural savior in many, many respects. >> good work, gwen. we are in a culture in america where failure is reward. divorce is failure. why is it failure? because it's worse for the kids. everyone who talks about divorce says i can go shopping more and i can drink whiskey more. what about the kids? you just screwed over your children. they are now at a disadvantage. i know what happens, and i'm not going to vilify people who succumb to it in the sense fit was inevitable. but it's a bad thing. it's a failure. stop rewarding failure. kennedy: you could say anyone who had been through a negative divorce. my parents' divorce wasn't exactly pretty. but it's nice to see people get along and still hang out with th

last week in april, the battalion was uncoupling for action. -- on top alert for action. we did the same thing we were presented for. this time there were four people in the battalion that knew this was to be different. one of them was scared to death, me. not that i was frightened about going into combat, but the fact was that i knew all of this stuff. it was very frightening. we knew that that was the real thing. on the 27th day of may, we drove to the airfield, our previous staging area. the same one that we had twice before. my battalion commander had it carried since portsmouth, and he shames, all the info you need is in that case. you can build the best sand table that you had ever done. that was one of our jobs. take any amount of men you need from any company in the battalion. you know all the best for the job at hand. i took 18 men to build a sand table. because he wanted it built at night. the engineers prepared a table 24 by 24, they got the map out and it was ready for us to go. all of this in a single huge tent. with four sleeping cots for my section. for sle

the board will also discuss monday's uncoupling incident where six red line railcars detached.ailment at east falls church from july. larry: opening at the mgm national harbor casino -- its first big concert. boyz ii men will be performing in the theater. visitors to an already packed casino. it has been filled to capacity multiple times since it opened last week. abc 7 will have a crew there tonight. ouria: we are kicking off seven days of giving before the holidays. each day next week we will be highlighting a different charity and showing how you can help. coming up, when we switch to newschannel 8, we will be talking about care, about their work helping families out of poverty in 95 countries, reaching 65 million people. it is a charity that is very close to larry's heart. you can learn more at care.org. 6:51 right now. we cannot wait until sunday when the warmer temperatures come in. veronica: actually, late saturday. it will be a brief warm-up that we will get over the weekend. starts monday morning again, the wind, the low wind chill readings are have a strategy set and

metro lift van say as safety system stopped the car once they uncoupled and it's under investigation. >>> $860,000 is the damage estimate from the july derailment near the east falls church metro station. today metro released its final report on the incident. the primary causes were found to be a wide gauge track effect and worn out track ties. three passengers were injured. >>> a stressful time for residents at in alexandria apartment complex after two- alarm fire saturday night left more than 60 people without a home.>> we report live from the wood lawn garden apartments and it could be weeks before people can get in their homes. >> reporter: the maintenance manager optimistic because this apartment building is one -- as well as the one next door has no heat. you can see the caution tape from saturday's fire and we will take you inside this apartment and it's easy to see why people are so upset.>> a lot of people lost everything. >> reporter: the family was too upset to go on camera but invited us to see what is left of their home. you can quit leasee it's a family who's lost everyt

. >> uncoupling. >> as far as we know.s faas we >> as far as we know. >> conscious uncoupling as far as we know. does ain't nothing wrong with with that. not at all.t a >> david beckham and hisam his beautiful wife nobody will argua the fact they would havefact t beautiful looking children butln perhaps crazy talented childrene as well. >> yeah. cruz beckham and smart also. als he's a singer. sge and he's been doing some youtube covers and i think he had a duee with cody simpson. but he just signed with justin beiber's manager scootie braun.a this guy is the guy that basically, you know, helpedd create justin beiber and he's a' the one responsible for bringinb him to the world and bringingldg him to all of us but he made hi a lot of money made him global,o you know, phenom basically and so apparently the beckhams and scooter bruner are good friends cruz to be in. >> here's what's going to beoine interesting, i think, gary. gar if you look at, you know, david beckham and victoria beckham,ec they grew up with fame. fam she grew up as a singer as a performer.r they kind of know what he'

. >> they were the original conscious uncoupling. >> or recoupling. >> something along those lines.fisher wrote, if you could get paul simon to write a song about you, do it because he's so inspiring. >> not cecelia? >> no, no. that's about somebody hopefully named cecelia. >> another romance, by the way, fibber almost married dan aykro aykroyd. they were engaged. apparently saved her life while choking. >> their relationship lasted two years. after her death, aykroyd tweeted out, our beautiful, brilliant, funny, wise, kind and generous blues sister. so ironic. christmas carrie's favorite thing next to babies. so dan aykroyd reacting, as well, to the death of someone that he noou very well. who knew that they had that sort of relationship? >> and she clearly was able to keep a very high level of affection with her excess. paul simon so much that they kept dating. dan aykroyd that he had such positive things to say about her, even though they didn't actually end up getting married. >> apparently the heimlich is the key to good relationships. >> let me get that for you. he was talking

i think the press has to uncouple its news agenda from trump's twitter feed, without ignoring it, butort of putting it to the side. i think another thing they have to do is forget about access, because access to misleading information is not really worth much. and start developing a outside-in reporting strategy, as opposed to an inside-out one. and the other thing they could do that would be really valuable would be is track all of trump's campaign promises against the reality of what he has done. and constantly remind people about the difference between those two things. finally, i think they have to reestablish their own connection to the public and to the electorate by listening better to the troubles of things that are bothering people than trump and politicians are themselves. if the press can somehow develop a better grasp of what's really ailing the country, and then compare what trump is doing against that, it may be able to recover some of its authority. >> professor jay rosen -- >> if i could interject? >> real briefly, because we're out of time. >> i was just going to say

cross—party consensus and perhaps cross—party commission, whereby key decisions about the nhs are uncoupledinding the area is a knock—on effect? that recruitment of doctors will be the next crisis? because people are being put off the profession? i think it already is, thousands of gps are emigrating, about half of my medical school friends have emigrated to other countries. ask a possibly more than that. thousands of gps, literally, are applying for work permits to work abroad every year to go to places like canada and australia and so on. why aren't you? i'm committed to the nhs, to this country, that is why there is no possibility of me doing that. a lot of my friends have and allgps doing that. a lot of my friends have and all gps will tell you the same story. at the same time very few newly qualified doctors want to commit to general practice. about a third of training places have been unfilled over the last year in some parts of the country. a third of gps, who are able to retire, planning to retire in the next few yea rs. planning to retire in the next few years. the shortage is pres