>> valentin: it's the envy from -- >> anthony: envy? >> valentin: yeah, uruguayan very envy.not envy paco de lucia. i will envy this kind of guitarist that plays almost like me, just a little better. >> anthony: just a little better. [ laughter ] >> valentin: the envy is between brothers. >> anthony: right. is this a destructive envy? do uruguayans want other uruguayans to succeed? >> nacho: yes, as long as they're far enough away. >> valentin: not my neighbor, not in my neighborhood. >> anthony: this is a honest man, i really like him. >> valentin: i love this uruguayan, he is in mexico, it's great. >> anthony: i feel like i'm talking to myself. ♪ >> anthony: the pizza here is a bizarro stoner hybrid topped with thin chickpea flatbread. why? i don't know. makes sense though. >> nacho: the one on top there is the faina, they usually put faina on top of pizza and mozzarella. >> anthony: really? ♪ >> fermin: we cook this pizza, no cheese on it. he's a vegan so he's -- >> anthony: really? [ laughter ] i don't know if i can work with you. >> valentin: 22 years i'm vegan. >> antho

we have isabelle mateos y lago and also valentin marinov onset.do a great geopolitical risk monitor at blackrock. we are talking specifically u.s. political risk. is there more that investors should be pricing in in terms of the risk this might pose regards to the midterms and beyond -- with regards to the midterms and beyond? valentin: i think until now -- isabelle: i think until now markets have not been paying too much attention to the story. the question here is, is it possible that the democrats could win not only the house, but as well the senate? i don't think we are at this point. if it looks like it is moving in that direction, i think at that point we start paying more attention. it will call into question perhaps the durability and persistence of the tax cuts that have been implemented in the first two years of the trump administration. nejra: you have written about the dollar. what does it do with the political situation like this? valentin: political risks are not necessarily on the radar screens. i would agree that what we may see as

valentine is from her father's side.ad this need to create. and this was it. >> reporter: ironically in her death, many found where she now lived. >> we've had a lot of people, a lot of people write in and talk about how she had changed their lives. and please keep going. and keep her designs alive. that's what we're going to do. >> reporter: the valentine staff is a close-knit group of just ten people. what do you think is the hardest part about coming to work and not having her here? >> i think we miss her every day. her spirit's here. >> reporter: it's in every corner of their intimate new york city showroom. the troves of material she left behind, her inspiration board, sketches, and favorite items ensuring that her hand remains on this company. >> she would bring in things all the time, her jewelry, her clothing. so this sweater started her thinking on a group of handbags. so this whole santa cruz stripe line was developed because of this. >> wow. >> yeah. >> reporter: their much anticipated fall collection touches

. >> on valentine -- >> reporter: on valentine's day call out of the blue. harlow's mom requesting the couple take her baby.>> are you asking us to keep her forever? and she was saying i want you to have her forever. >> reporter: so at four days old harlow went home with him but only after long talks with the birth mother. >> she said no i want her to grow up in a home that is loving and kind, and i think she wanted that. >> reporter: the woman was and is homeless and drug addicted. >> is not every day you see someone who is homeless and pregnant. >> reporter: she asked for help.'s or something the police can do for me?>> he drove her to a shelter and a detox on occasion. >> she made a lot of attempts but it's a hard thing. ashley met her on a ride along. >> she put her hand on my belly and i got to feel her. but i did not know it would be our daughter. >> reporter: there were hints the woman gave her their ultrasound image but never an adoption plan. >> she loved her daughter enough to give her to our family. we are honored to have her. >> reporter: over on

how three daughters became for was unexpected, on valentine's day a call out of the blue. harlow's mom requesting the couple take her baby.>> are you asking us to keep her forever? and she was saying i want you to have her forever.>> reporter: at four days old harlow went home with them but only after long talks with the birth mother.>> she said i want her to grow up in a home that's loving and kind and i think that's both of us.>> reporter: she came to the patrol and ask for help. she said is there something the police can do for me.>> she made a lot of attempts.>> reporter: her wife ashley met her on a white that's not right along.>> i put my hands on the belly i didn't know it was our daughter.>> reporter: they were hints, but never an adoption plan. >> she loved her daughter and asked her to give her a family. so we are honored to be that family.>> reporter: early on harlow overcame obstacles from the drug exposure but is fine now. enthralled with her big sisters she is a happy baby. she fits seamlessly into the family. proceedings that took minutes, forever changed li

thanks for bringing us the latest valentin is still with us. sterling is trading at around 1.30, 1.50, why is it not lower with all of these risks that have emerged the possibility of a no-deal brexit, the checkers plan getting voted down, another general election, leadership challenge. how come cable is still up here? >> i think it's maybe comparable to what we see in markets and all the noise around trade and trump. markets are a little bit, you know, by now used to difficult, complex, noisy political problems we've run through a decade of them and run through multiple high-tense negotiating processes. these problems are at play but not new. we are in this sort of brexit negotiation environment for the last two years almost. year and a half. i think they take a position that first of all this deal is not a shocker to global markets. it will have an influence on the currency, but it will not derail the overall global market environment. therefore the brexit shock is not big enough secondly they will in the end still assume that under high pres

he decided to go out with his friends. >> on valentine's day. >> on valentine's day. sfla b >> but let's face it, not every man gets into valentine's day. so let's just chalk it up to not being the most sensitive man. >> i was confused at the time. >> confused or not, they stayed together, and a few years later they married and ellen became pregnant. they began to build a 4,000-square foot in the albuquerque mountains. >> that house was our dream house. >> it was ready just in time for the baby, only mike wasn't ready. he wanted to stay at work on the day ellen was giving birth. >> so i called his boss. i said, well, you know, i'm in the hospital having a babe iemt a and he says, well, mike's here. and i said, yes. do you think you could send him? >> once again, not the most sensitive husband, but he loved that baby girl. >> he thought the world of that child. >> ellen would come by the dealership and bring elizabeth by. mike would give her balloons, candy, soda, give his time to her, everything else stopped. >> but behind closed doors, mike and ellen's marriage was b

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and valentine's day there is a lot of people that are forgotten. pretty hard holiday because this is her tradition. ainsley: really. can you elaborate on that? >> i have been doing it since i was able to walk. she has taught us to care for others. ainsley: wow. i'm so sorry for your loss and that's really sweet that you wanted to carry this on. are you shocked by the school doing this? what's so dangerous about the bible? >> that's a good question. when it's unconditional love, people want to put it in a box and not share it so, it's important to share it when it's free for everyone. ainsley: thank you both for joining us, please keep us posted and let us know how this all turns out. >> thank you. >> god bless you both. >> thank you. ainsley: well, he is accused of killing 8 people in isis-inspired attack. now he says he shouldn't get the death penalty you? won't believe the reason why. pete hegseth is in montana where he spoke with the president before his big rally. pete? pete: that's right. we were inside the rally asking the president candid qu

what took minutes forever changed lives and for now -- from now on, valentine's day will be the day thatlow came to -- came. >> that's great, maybe i can do that too.>>> ktvu fox 2 news. >> that is a full house. >> there is all kinds of things including compassion built into that story. now let's check the sunday forecast with rosemary. >>> good morning to you. we have pleasant weather for sunday and monday with not a lot of change expected. the marine layer is condensed and not as thick or widespread, either. we are seeing partly cloudy skies along the bay as well. temperatures are similar to yesterday within a few degrees and most of us starting in the 50s and a chilly start over portions of the north bay. 50 in napa and as you go inland, 57 at walnut creek and 57 by the water. the south bay location is 57 at san jose. 56 in belmont and 50s in san mateo. 61 four antioch and 55 in alamo. lafayette is 54. what a game last night. they play the yankees today in the afternoon at 1:05 and it will be 73 degrees weather west breeze at 10 miles per hour. a beautiful day for tailgating ahead of

and they thought that was about all they could do until last valentine's day. they got a call from connie social services. >> they said well she's had a baby and like oh, that's wonderful, you know. she's asking if you will take the baby and if she can be placed in your home. >> whiten then went to the birth mother. >> she said to jesse, i know you and you're firm, but you're fair. she had this beautiful idea of what her daughter's life would be. >> she said she wanted her daughter to have sisters and a stable place to grow. >> she felt like couldn't give her that life and knew that i had daughters. so when i asked her short-term or long-term, she said, no, i want her to be yours. >> the officer's family adopted harlow and they have kept in touch with the birth mother, who is still fighting to get off the streets and get clean. their hope is that she'll be able to kick her addiction and be part of her child's future. >> it could only be good for harlow to have healthy parents all around. >> mark matthews, nbc, bay area news. >>> one special little girl. what a

most roses sold on valentine's day are imported from south america. >> thanks a lot, diane. >> all rightnk you. >>> still ahead, blind ambition. we'll meet a high school football player who's beating the odds on the field. the courtroom. plus: the clock is ticking for the bay area woman accusing supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh of sexual misconduct. the deadline the senate committee has imposed on christine blasey ford. and: a san francisco family demanding justice after a young man is gunned down. join us for kpix 5 news this morning... beginning at 4:30. good morning. it's thursday, september 20th. my name is chris hughes and i am a certified arborist for pg&e. i oversee the patrolling of trees near power lines and roots near pipes and underground infrastructure. at pg&e wherever we work, we work hard to protect the environment. getting the job done safely, so we can keep the lights on for everybody. because i live here i have a deeper connection to the community. and i want to see the community grow and thrive. every year we work with cities and schools to plant trees in our comm

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in front of him, valentin prades of france was already starting his victory celebrations.ng. cooke powering through, is he going to do it at the finishing line? absolutely sensational! unbelievable. even cooke himself could barely believe it and who could blame him? the ultimate sprint finish to snatch gold by a mere three hundredths of a second. the 27—year—old is the first british man to win the world modern pentathlon title in a quarter of a century and afterwards, he said the inspiration for that remarkable charge had been a very personal one. it is obviously a dream come true. i was really struggling on this last lap but then, unfortunately, my grandad died last week, so... so that was for him. and so a victory as emotional as it was dramatic. jamie cooke, the man who left his best till the very last. that has to be my favourite story today. let's catch up the weather now and, goodness, we have heard plenty about the rest of the weather, let's focus on events at home. nothing as dramatic as other parts of the world, thankfully but a mixed picture this weekend. the ima

. >> reporter: valentine's day, 1956. >> tuesday. >> that's my sister's birthday. okay.s chris matmas next on wednesday? >> 2019 looks like, yeah. >> reporter: you haven't missed one yet. >> no. >> reporter: we moved on to the celebrity bonus round. elvis died august 16, 1977. >> and that was a tuesday. >> reporter: lieu chan owe pavoratti was born october 12, 1935. >> october 12, '35 is a saturday. >> reporter: president lincoln, february 12, 1809. >> looks like a sunday. >> reporter: indeed. now, when george produces a date, is this a conscious thought? >> it's intuitive. he doesn't need to think about it. it appears. >> reporter: george is a high-functioning savant able to live independently and he doing quite well. >> i love doing this stuff. >> reporter: you clearly love doing this stuff. >>> at the manhattan gallery where we met him, his art sells quickly for tens of thousands of dollars. but george seems happiest about something far more fundamental. >> it's been wonderful that i've been able to use, you know, what's inside of me >>> it's thursday, september 27th,

when she led a tour at the white house, in a landmark television broadcast on valentine's day, 1962, 80 million people watched and listened as she walked from room to room. her tv appearance was also syndicated in 50 countries. she not only shined a light on her leadership and historic preservation t the white house, but as one administration critic wrote at the time, it helped bridge the gulf normally separating the white house and the individual citizen. that's the power of television and the movies. the connection to telling our nation's story is impactful. but with that impact comes responsibility. some get it right, and some don't. and our next panel, you will hear from actors, producers, writers on the productions behind the scenes. and you'll hear from experienced washingtonians who are technical consultants and shared their expertise based on years in this town and their own roles in the white house. i have the good fortune to work as a confull vantusultant for h. i can't recall the same antics or the language for when i was working in the white house, as you see on shows lik

. >> reporter: moved by news coverage of the valentine's dayism, bella put up a lemonade stand and delivered a check to the foundation for $200. >> it was incredible. and she was just so proud to stand with us and take pictures and hand us the check. just great that they're bringing her up with a sense of community. >> reporter: the vandals did the damage, but the foundation says they may also have inspired an entire community, even those still too young to understand perhaps the sacrifices of war. the foundation says they want to raise about $40,000 here for the added security measures of there's still about $34,000 short even with the contribution of the a little-year-old. i'm truddamian trujillo. >>> we learned exclusively that a longtime crime investigator in oakland have been implicated in racketeering and extortion. we report that harry hue recently quit his job at an alameda district attorney office inspector amid-a corruption probe. >> reporter: veteran vefrtsz describe him as the legendary first member of gang task force. his specialty, asian organized crime in oakland and san franc

. >> we were at a valentine's day party for our kids and the county called us and said hey do you know who this woman is, and we said yes. they said she's just had her baby. that's won't full news, you know. that's so great. she said well, she wants you guys to have the baby as an emergency placement. so -- >> we said yes right then. >> oh, my gosh. i love this. they decided to open the home to the child and she quickly became part of the family, so much so they decided to make her their legal daughter. she's now being welcome into the santa rosa pd family as well. we'll have much more tonight at 11:00. >> cameron could use a little sister. >> you know i would take them in if i could. >> thank you so much for watching. we'll see you back here at you, good night, see you at 11:00. renaissance... 'journey to montgomery join me, christin ayers as i travel to alabama -- the cradle of the civil rights movement - >> coming up, on this special edition of black renaissance, journey to montgomery, join me, kristin as i travel to alabama, the cradle of the civil rights movement. with my friend,

we're going to say that chocolate is the perfect stocking stuffer, mother's day gift, valentine's day gift. and before chocolate hit europe, this is what the aztec kings would drink. it's always fun to travel with eric. >> eric: yeah, it would be super cool, anthony. i can't wait. ♪ ♪yl#ñ >> this is america's most expensive restaurant. costs around $600 before extraq pieces of the most outrageously high-quality tuna on the planet. the raw ingredients are unparalleled often flown in from japan or grown to this man's specifications. what set him apart becoming the toast of los angeles and later the king of new york. kanazawa is the capital of ishikawa prefecture on the west coast of honshu island along the sea of japan. it's known for its untouched by time traditional districts -- throughout the war. it's famous for its crafts, for its beautiful ceramics in particular, but also its artistic sensibility. the way it always valued beautiful things, traditions. it's a city that helped masa, then at a crossroads, to discover a whole new world of grace, of aesthetics, of style, that affected

california, they ran into a homeless woman he had met before on patrol, told couple she was pregnant on valentine'sey would adopt her baby, they were honored, overcome some physical problems. our midnight he rose. most-watched, most trusted, most grateful you spent the evening with us. i am shannon bream. wrong. your insurance company is gonna raise your rate after the other car got a scratch so small you coulda fixed it with a pen. maybe you should take that pen and use it to sign up with a different insurance company. for drivers with accident forgiveness liberty mutual won't raise their rates because of their first accident. liberty mutual insurance. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty ♪ >> thursday, september 6th, this is "fox and friends first". another mole in the trump white house pending an explosive op-ed in the new york times, the president firing back saying this is beyond personal, this is a shot at our national security. >> i watched his statements and they have been totally brilliant. i think the other side is grasping at straws. jillian: nothing off the table, intense cross-examinat

you act like i didn't get you that mushroom log on valentine's day. he's right.g will pump out mushrooms for two or three magical years. you know, your mom's never been too thrilled with our relationship. maybe i should get her something so she warms up to me. if you could run out and get a phd, that might make her like you. really? it didn't work for you.

. >> on valentine's day. he was a very young man. i don't know, 25 or something. and it was a tremendous blow, as you might imagine. his wife had just presented him with a new baby, and in fact she died partially as a result of that that. he was totally devastated. at the time, he was a state assemblyman, he decided in rooseveltian style he would pick up the ball and move forward. and he went and finished his stint there. then he decided to go out west and reinvent himself. say you use your credit card, and it says roosevelt, how many people, what percentage of people ask if you're related to teddy roosevelt or franklin? >> all of them. >> do you ask if you get a discount? [laughter] >> with the name roosevelt, you have both sides of the family, when i was younger in new york, most of the cab drivers were democrats. and so when they found out my name one way or another, they would start talking about fdr and i would nod appreciatively and so on. [laughter] >> it worked both ways. >> your grandfather died when you were 15. you wrote a book about your experiences wi

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a lawsuit too hard, polly olsen suing technical college after they stopped her from passing out valentine's >> love my school and had to do this but my freedom and my country and god more. rob: she was handing out messages in unauthorized locations on campus, she says it is her first amendment right. jillian: chief executives from facebook and twitter grilled on capitol hill, wanting to know how the social media giant's plan to influence the us elections. rob: what were the key moments yesterday? kurt the cyber guy, we are starting off with facebook and russia. >> we are. the fact of the matter is two committees got together yesterday, the geeks to washington and fcc but first you heard from jack dorsey and the one we wanted to hear from, facebook's number 2, sheryl sandberg, was in the hot seat. >> russia used social media as part of, quote, a comprehensive campaign to so discord, undermine democratic institutions and interfere in us elections and those of our allies. we were too slow to spot this and too slow to act. that is on us. jillian: how do you grade that? >> tell me something we d

. >> don't forget valentine's day. >> let's work on it. we're just trying to get through monday. here is a look at what we'll see as we head out on this sort of a day. beautiful sunrise. we are starting to see a lot of oranges and pinks in the sky as clouds roll by over dublin. it's already busy. let's head out for a workout this morning in martinez. 56 degrees, a cool start. then you may want to start out in the gym. it won't get more comfortable until later today. right around noon at 69 degrees. later today it will be really nice. we start out in morgan hill. look how cool it is. upper 40s. right around sunrise it will be 48 degrees. then 57 at 9:00. low 70s for the middle of the afternoon. we are headed up to the mid 70s for much of the south bay, downtown san jose. 76 degrees with breezes from the northwest around 15 to 20 miles per hour. that's what will make it feel more comfortable for some spots reaching into the mid 70s. con ford, 76 degrees. 68 in oakland. 62 degrees in half moon bay. in san mateo, 68 degrees there. the mission district at 65. up to 78 for the high tod

she died on valentine's day at the marjory stoneman douglas high school when a gunman opened fire.red guttenberg our condolences on the loss of your daughter. talk about why you are in washington at the kavanaugh hearings and what happened. >> thank you for having me. i, unfortunately since my daughter was murdered, my life flipped. i don't get my daughter back, but i have become an advocate for doing something about the issue of guns in our society so that i don't end up being a dad who goes year after year to visit other parents of mass shootings. so this is all that i do now. anything i can. i meet with legislators. for me, this is not a partisan issue. ben safety is not partisan. the responses symptoms partisan, but i will talk to anybody about this who is willing to listen and consider my point of view. senator feinstein invited me yesterday as her guest, so i was there all day as an invited guest. i was sitting in the third row behind judge kavanaugh, to his right. in fact, i was not sitting. whenever i do anything as it relates to what happened to my daughter, i do not sit.

. >>> studentpl football game since the valentine's day mass shooting. the team dedicated their 17-point died including former assistant coach. parents said it was nice to get with. >> it's hard because you have friends that lost their children and that never goes away. >> officers were stationed at every corner during last night's game. students returned back to tighter campus security. >>> on a lighter note, the basketball hall of fame induction ceremony was held in massachusetts. warriors president rec welts was an inductee and larry beil recently spoke to him about his career and the biggest achievement of his life. >> it's been quite a career for welts working for the great bill russell to joining russell 49 years later in the hall of fame. >> it was a miraculous breakthrough, i still to this day don't know why, i guess he learned my name and we became friends and it's an unlikely friendship, i would say, but one that's lasted for a long, long time. >> welts has spent more than four decades in the nba while working in the league office in the 1980s.

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the government -- the gunman killed 17 people on valentines day. the united nations will host peace talks between yemen, and rebels from 2017. worstay it is the world's military in crisis. two thirds of the population do not know where their next meal will come from. talks begin tomorrow in geneva. global news on their high-end on tictoc on twitter powered by 2700 journalists and analysts in 120 countries. this is bloomberg. caroline: live from bloomberg world headquarters on caroline hyde. we are 30 mr. the close of trading. stocks mixed with weakness hitting the tech heavy nasdaq. social media in the spring court competing for attention. jack dorsey testified for the second time today. brett kavanaugh fielding tough questions. u.s. supreme court nominee was pressed on president trump and abortion. contagion concerns. silicon valley taking center stage. sheryl sandberg and jack dorsey and a third chair left empty for google faced questions. the twitter ceos before the house energy and calm her's committee. first of all, can i ask how much you thin

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at valentines, i would give them all a valentine. i heart you. i love you.ks about the heart, it is not only talking about our intellect. it is talking about our emotions in life. the heart also represents a person's volition. in other words, their willpower. the ability to do something. for example, you hear maybe a great basketball team. i come from north carolina. -- icle donny lotts appreciate you praying for her. her husband played for the university of north carolina. often, i love watching basketball games. sometimes somebody will upset north carolina. then maybe your team and you may be happy. often times, they say coach how did you do it? added you beat north carolina -- how did you beat north carolina? he would say i guess we had more heart tonight. we played with more heart tonight. did he have a bigger heart, and physical heart? no, we had more willpower, more determination to see the game through. that is what this is talking about. the heart represents our mind. it represents our emotions and represents our willpower. it talks about our motives

. >> this is a valentine toward public service that i think people were hungry for.t trying to make the world better. >> alexander hamilton didn't think we should have political parties. neither did john addams. they felt it led to divisiveness. >> "the manchurian candidate" couldn't destroy us faster than barack obama. >> critics now claim the administration is actually pressuring certain disabled veterans to, quote, hurry up and die. >> what you saw in the media universe in the 2000s was the splintering of the political audience. >> roger ailes had the brilliant idea of creating a network for conservatives, thus fox news. >> the controversy over john kerry and his vietnam war medals has just gotten worse. >> msnbc kind of stumbled into the idea of a liberal counterpart. >> people watch fox news thinking there's news in it. racists, loons and pinheads. >> there was no longer a shared, factual basis for our political views. we didn't all go home and watch walter cronkite. >> "crossfire." on the left, james carville and paul begala. on the right, robert novak and tuck

and at valentines i would give them all a valentine and what do we do? i heart you. i love you.eart, it's not want talk about her intellect, is talking about our emotions in life. but the heart also represents a persons volition. in other words, their willpower. the ability to do something. for example, you here may be a great basketball team, i come from north carolina. my uncle, danny lotz, i appreciate many of you praying for her, for many of you, you know her well, her husband played for the university of north carolina. and so often i love watching basketball games and sometimes a little upset north carolina and that maven your team. you may be all happy. but oftentimes this a coach, how did you do it? how did you beat north carolina? how did you beat the big gorilla? how did you beat them? and he said, i guess we had more heart tonight. we play with more heart tonight. was he talking a? did he have a bigger heart, a physical heart? no, he's talking about whitmore willpower, more determination to see the game through. and my friends, that's what this is talking about. the h

universal says "happy death day to you" -- with a number two and a letter-u -- will hit theaters next valentine'sessica rothe returns, as does writer-director christopher landon. a sequel was kind of inevitable: the original made more than 122- million dollars worldwide, and cost less than five-million to make. (nat-flying)"easy, miss. i've got you.""you've got me? who's got you?"it's a bird, it's a plane -- it's "superman" like you've never seen him before. the classic 19-78 comic book movie starring christopher reeve as the "man of steel" arrives in november on four-k ultra h-d blu-ray, with optimized video and a soundtrack remixed for home theaters. the high-tech release marks a double anniversary: 40 years since the movie came out, and the 80th anniversary of the character. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. (robin) (robin)still ahead... supporters of christine blasey ford are set to meet at palo alto city hall... including the city's mayor... who says she strongly relates to the bay area professsor. she tells us about her own sexual assualt experience. (ácommercialá) (áábreakáá) (robin) welcome

. >> so valentine's day 2009, he arrived with this rose with a big smile, was an amazing night.te things. >> love. >> yeah. yeah. first time with him and after i was always -- it was always good. >> monica says even in their moments of intimacy the man she knew as mark stern clammed up whenever she asked for details about his past. >> what he told me was, don't ask me my past, please. >> don't ask. >> exactly. >> still, monica says the relationship became serious enough that she introduced him to her parents, who were quite taken by this sophisticated american. >> with my parents, talked about economy, talked about experience on the mountain, philosophy. >> philosophy. >> philosophy, yeah. >> philosophy, a tantalizing clue perhaps but only for someone familiar with the life story of a certain free-spending, philosophy-loving fugitive doctor from america. philosophy, after all, had always been a pet passion of mark weinberger's. but that tidbit meant nothing to monica. she had never even heard of mark weinberger. all she knew was that this man, this mark stern, loved her. >> from

and he dedicated the song "my valentine" to his wife, nancy shevell.usy weekend. as we just mentioned she was at mccartney's popup gig randomly on friday, and then on sunday she showed up at the u.s. open men's tennis finals between djokovic and del potro. i guess she was really into it. espn posting this moment to twitter, writing, meryl streep is the scream emoji at the u.s. open final. [ applause ] so cute. the internet went nuts, loving it. tons of comments about the actress' dramatic reactions during the match including one person who posted, and we wanted to share it with you all, meryl just nominated for an oscar for watching tennis. >> no surprise there. >> wouldn't be surprised. >> everything she does, she does with flair, and that everybody, is "pop news." >> thanks, lara. [ applause ] >>> we're going to move on now to our "gma" cover story. nger/songwriter newton-john revt health battle, fighting cancer for the third time. she appeared on a tv show sunday might where it was revealed that doctors found a tumor at the base of her spine. and ou

in the studio this morning is valentine mulholland who is from the national association of headteachersand leise cooper who has two sons with special needs and she runs a support group for parents too. what's the problem? the key issue is that when the government introduced new arrangements for supporting pupils with pupils with special educational needs and disabilities, that need more than normal educational funding, they set out that there should be funding coming in from education budgets but also from health and social care, and our survey of 650 headteachers has shown that actually 83% of them are saying that actually 83% of them are saying that they are getting no financial support from health and social care at all. what does that mean in pounds and pence? in pounds and penceit pounds and pence? in pounds and pence it depends on the child but what it means is they are not getting funding for things like medical needs, not getting funding for speech and language therapy, not getting funding for psychological services, educational psychology, all of those essential requirements, a