>> mama vaughn: crab. river crab, yeah. >> anthony: mm! >> mama vaughn: see?m. >> mama vaughn: it's only in luang prabang. >> anthony: you could eat the shell? >> mama vaughn: yes. >> anthony: mm. >> mama vaughn: and fish with pork grill. >> michel: all in banana leaves >> mama vaughn: banana leaves. mm. and then this is ginger sauce. eat the pork skin. >> anthony: pork skin, of course. and we have to have sticky rice. >> michel: yeah, sticky rice. >> mama vaughn: okay, bon appetit! >> anthony: food like this, uh, this is an imperial dish, a, a royal dish? >> mama vaughn: mmhm. >> anthony: have these disappeared, these recipes, or are they still here? they still are? >> mama vaughn: they're still here but you know, 'cause tony, it some time they do it not the way that sup -- not supposed to do it. they change ingredient a lot. my grandma teach me how to do this. >> anthony: now you were born here, yes? in luang prabang? >> mama vaughn: yes, in luang prabang. yeah, mmhm. >> anthony: and ah, michel, you -- >> michel: i was born in vientiane. >> mama vaughn: in v

>> reporter: the vaughns are success stories. mike has worked his way back up to the salary he earned at lear. both have found new work they like locally. but they turn out to be stunning exceptions. fully two-thirds of those who went to blackhawk technical college never finished. >> this was a heartbreaking thing that i heard over and over from some of the people who work at the college, that people started a course, but they needed to grab any job they could because they just didn't have the money. >> reporter: but even more heartbreaking: the minority who did get a degree fared worse than those who did not. >> the people who retrained ended up less likely to have steady work. they had bigger drops in their wages than the people who hadn't gone back to school. so the question is why? you know it's possible that those few jobs that were around in the community were absorbed by the people who didn't retrain. >> reporter: so that if you were retraining, you were stepping out of line. >> exactly. another possibility is that if you

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. >> reporter: like lewis franklin vaughn that died september 26th, 1918 when the germans sank the "usspa." andrew researched this sailor's story discovering lewis had been the family's only surviving child. >> by 1918 they had lost their three daughters. >> reporter: every uncovered stone reveals a personal story. >> you're not going to read about lewis franklin vaughn in the history books but if i tell you the story and sacrifice he made for his country and the sacrifice his family made, he's a hero. >> reporter: nicknamed the good cemetarian, andrew worked on upwards of 500 neglected head stones, some dating back to the civil war. when the history books posted joe lazarra's story on facebook, the family saw is and responded. joe's 90-year-old brother sam was touched by andrew's devotion. andrew didn't know your brother? >> no. >> reporter: didn't know your family? >> no. >> reporter: what do you think of this stranger whose done this for you? >> god brought him down to us. >> reporter: he never served in the military. but his service to these vets an honor code all its own. kerry san

vaughn, this meeting took place in the firestorm surrounding comey's firing.id the rnc respond to the news? >> reporter: it's supposed to be the reception period. they won the house and the senate. this is the rnc's first meeting since inauguration. they have a new rnc chair, all 168 members, the political a apparatuses of the congressional committee, the trump campaign is he here. to your question, the russian investigation is ongoing. there's the aftermath of the comey firing and talking several rnc members here, a sentiment i continual ly heard was, do you remember october of 2016, a month before the election when the media, including the campaign themselves, thought it was doomed to a certain extent and within a month suddenly there was a trump presidency. this is one of the gentlemen from alaska. take a listen to what he said. >> most of us realize it has no lasting input. it will go away. there are much more important matters to focus on, matters that president trump and his staff is focusing on. i think i and everyone here that's been here we're all ver

. >> and i'm hannah vaughn jones in london. "cnn newsroom" starts right now. >>> a live image there in paris, france. you're looking at the steps in front of the elise palace at 11:00 a.m. in paris. we're expecting emmanuel macron to appear beside the outgoing president francois hollande. an image we'll continue to monitor, waiting for this very important moment in france, the changing of leadership in that nation. >>> as we continue to monitor all of these pictures from paris, we'll obviously go back there as soon as we see the two men emerge. in the meantime, we want to bring you another poimportant t story. the u.s. says the ballistic missile north korea launched early on sunday did not threaten the continental united states. it landed in the sea after flying around 700 kilometers. that's a little more than 400 miles. the u.s. says it doesn't appear to have been an intercontinental missile. it is, at least, the ninth missile test from the north korean leader kim jong-un since the beginning of the trump presidency. it's also

so i got to know dave vaughn, i got to in the mike vaughn, hisda wife, barb, both mike and barb had worked at lear. mike had been she shop chairman atelier. barb lost their job a little before dave did. set went back to blackhawk as a lot of people did. she did well mike tried find a join union job and he went into management and he had to decide it was an okay transition to make. he felt he could help people from the union side, could help people doing human resources work from the management side. that's very thoughtful kind of transition somebody made here in town. another family i write about is the willpat. he was the employee assistance rep. his son matt was the plat. matt worked at gm for 13 years.. his dad retired a few weeks before matt had the layoff. i talk about what is was like for maybe to have a big retirement party knowing he had two kids about to lose their work. and matt also went back to school.t back t he was doing very well. he thought he would try to go into utility work. he was studying electric power distribution.in and just before he was to finish up, he really beg

liz: terrific reporting hillary vaughn thank you. >> thank you. liz: oil closing slightly to the upside today in a move that bucks a recent trend of prices going to the down side, you know there is lower seasonal demand, that is good news for drivers. down to $2.37 from $2 .41 a week ago. could deal maker in chief get a peace deal in the middle east? look who is here, colonel oler ioliver north, he will weigh in later. hillary clinton saying she would have won if the election were held in october. my next guest said, that is like saying the titanic would not have sunk if the iceberg were somewhere else. colonel alan west is here next, don't go away. >> of course, i take full personal responsibility, i was the candidate, i was the person who was on the ballot. the election been october 27, i would be your president. it wasn't, there was a lot of up if i business going on. liz: elect was november, not october, you know social media having a fields day with hillary clinton saying she would have won the election, had it been on october 28. social medi

this memorial day, a book by my friend, karen vaughn, "world changer." sadly perished on august 6th, 2011 along with 30 other americans that were shot from the sky while rushing into a battle.. losing aaron's life had a profound impact. she really wanted give proud parents advice on how to raise children and leave an indelible imprint on the world. much like her beloved son. karen will also be my guest tomorrow night on "hannity." sean will be on vacation for two days and i will be in for him. you can all watch that as well. >> greg: another podcast plug but this is good. "the one." my friend, buy his book. listen to the podcast. all right. it's time for this. >> dana: oh, a two-fer. >> greg: i bought a dog everybody. check it out. it's a poodle-potamus. i got him at a local pet shop. isn't it beautiful? it's a real dog. it loves the water, juan. just like you.ea >> kimberly: this is fake news. >> greg: it's a poodle-potamus. >> jesse: another scandal involving russia. >> [speaking russian] >> jesse: democrats are now calling for a special counsel. >> gr

hillary vaughn, thank you. melissa.e house reacting to the fallout from the firing of fbi director james comey around latest tweets from the president. president. details from the briefing are next. things are headed. because as we live longer... and markets continue to rise and fall... predictable is one thing you need in retirement to help protect what you've earned and ensure it lasts. introducing brighthouse financial. a new company established by metlife to specialize in annuities & life insurance. talk to your advisor about a brighter financial future. ♪ . >> so not a threat. the white house is denying that president trump sent a threat to former fbi james comey in a fiery tweet storm. fox business blake burman is at the white house with the latest on this. blake. >> melissa, good afternoon to you. the white house press secretary sean spicer had every opportunity at the press briefing this afternoon to say that there are no audio recordings between president trump and the former fbi head jim comey. however, he sto

. >>> business reporter hillary vaughn has more on why classes are needed for millennials. >> being awn-up has been hard for a long time. everybody has areas that they struggle. >> reporter: it has been said that adulting is hard. finding the balance between work and family and having fun in between can be daunting. >> students are learning about calculus and chemistry and doing extracurricular activities after school to get into a good college and they're not learning about that stuff. >> reporter: that stuff is basic life skills that may fall by the way side as families have two working parents. >> we are trying so hard to make sure that our child excels in school that many times we forget the importance of teaching them the basic skills. >> reporter: can't balance your checkbook, change a tire or write a resume? a new school in maine called the adulting school aims to teach skills like time management and cooking. >> so many people are graduating with so much debt, that makes things more difficult. dealing with debt and learning to prioritize. >> reporter: students can attend happy

david: hillary vaughn, $3.7 billion. what a franchise. unbelievable.r are newton to weigh in on the hack related to disney. how difficult in the grand scheme of things is it to hack into a movie studio's website? >> history would say it is not difficult enough. you know the disney hack came on the heels of the netflix "orange is the new black" hack just weeks ago. what is interesting about that hack, is that a different group called the dark overlords took responsibility for that hack. and bob iger, like in the flicks has opted not -- like netflix opted not to pay the ransom. david: "orange is the new black" led to the stuff being leaked. once again we hear about bitcoin being currency of exchange for these ransom things. that is what happened to the attacks last week. why is it so difficult to trace bitcoin? i would think with all of our energy, with the nsa working et cetera, we could track down who is responsible for an account to which a ransom is being paid? >> that is encrypted monetary exchange on the internet. all of this ransomware has these a

>> reporter: 9-year-old gabrielle vaughn asked herself that question when she was told about a little girl who was feeling lonely at school. gabrielle was moved. >> if you don't want to feel that way, you need to do something about it. >> reporter: and she did. she heard about the buddy bench, a tool that helps bring kids together and feel more included. and last year, this third grader working with teachers got her school a bench of its own. >> it's not just a regular old bench where you can sit down and eat your lunch. it's a bench where you can make friends. >> how have you been? >> reporter: the idea is simple. if a child is sitting alone, that's when a classmate should ask them to play. >> it's not fun to have no one to play with, i just go over and ask them if they want to play with me. >> reporter: it's just what carson harrison needed. >> i felt pretty upset. >> reporter: he went to the buddy bench when he was feeling left out. >> and another group came over and asked if i wanted to play with them. >> reporter: finding a friendly face or that shoulder to lean on can be hard. w

vaughn starnes. we put the baby in an ambulance to children's hospital los angeles.nd on monday morning dr. starnes opened his chest and fixed one of the two defects in his heart. he went in there with a scalpel and did some kind of magic that i couldn't even begin to explain. he opened the valve, and the operation was a success. it was the longest three hours of my life. [ cheers and applause ] they didn't do everything. he'll have to have another open heart surgery in three to six months to close those holes. but they want to wait until he's bigger, and even he'll have a third hopefully non-invasive procedure sometime maybe in his early teens to replace the valve he has now. so this poor kid, this is what he looked like on monday. but this is what he looked we brought him home. poor kid. not only do you get a bad heart, he got my face. [ laughter ] six days after open heart surgery we got to bring him home, which is amazing. he's doing great. he's eating. he's sleeping. he peed on his mother today while she was changing his diaper. [ laughter ] [ applause ] he's do

hillary vaughn is in los angeles. >> reporter: steve, good morning.sing at 2112. nasdaq gained 24 points and the s & p continues its rally gaining five points closing at 24.04. >> anything we're looking for from the markets and activity. >> reportr: right now wre street continues to respond to different things that happened as trump continues his overseas trip but nothing quite in particular that we're keeping an eye on other than that. >> all right. let's talk about that security because obviously, you know, it's fresh in the mind of everybody after what happened in manchester. but the talk of, you know, your readers your ipads, et cetera, that's been there in the news for a long time. now it may actually be happening at u.s. airports where there's extra -- not forbidding them but extra screening. >> reporter: right. extra screening, extra measures when you're getting your bag ready to go into the scanner. so, right now you're used to taking out your laptop putting in it a separate bin. they're testing new policies that would require you to take out

vaughn correctional center in smyrna.he department of corrections couldn't firing today that christopher klein has taken new job in the department of safety and homeland security. >>> the superintendent for philadelphia schools took part in the read to me literacy story teller event today. the goal of the program to inspire students to read with their parents, caregivers and teachers throughout the school year. it's part of an annual year long initiative that helps support early childhood literacy by providing quality classroom book collections to philadelphia's pre k and kindergarten students. >>> putting their skills to the test. why some local children all got together to compete in an olympic style event. >>> i'm bruce gordon i'm not sure i'm dressed for it but i'm heading to the senior prom. and i mean senior prom. living live to the fullest no matter what the calendar says. the story straight ahead. ♪ >> 38 game start sense the year 22,000. yuk. we'll mention them in sports but i really want to talk to you about tom

mama vaughn who i met here on my last trip. is making lunch. we cook with garlic and chilly and coconut milk and pork. >> crab, river crab. >> river crab, yeah. >> see. it's good. >> it's only -- >> you can eat the shell? >> yes. and fish -- and the ginger sauce, we eat the pork skin. >> yeah, we have to have it. >> oh, right. >> whatever tea food like this. this is going to be an imperial dish, have they disappeared, these recipes or have they disappeared. >> they do it not the way not suppose to do it. they change ingredient a lot. my grandma teach me how to do this. >> you were born here, yes. >> yes. >> and michelle, i was born in chant that east. >> have you lived here all your life? >>? no. >> difficult times in 1971. >> it was still the war. mama war's long time freend, the woman that means is not necessarily different than what you like to define it has. >> they study -- they're saying it could wait. >> that's why you get your job. >> that's how i became a journalist. >> it remains particularly painful or town sill sue, saying the presi

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he broke up with olympic skiier lindsey vaughn a year ago. is in intense pain even though he had four surgeries on his back. >> i always want to take some time, cindy and rich, to talk 5b9 fran about fran deford. he was more than a sports writer, an essayist. >> yes, one of the best things that ever happened to me is when he hired me to work at "the national." we meet to many people in our lives that you think meh, but he was better than advertised. kind, giving, funny, and a wonderful, wonderful man. >> and rich, what was his influence throughout, beyond sports, throughout the culture? >> i think if frank deford wrote something, a four-page article, you read it, if it was a 44-page article, you read it. he was that good. a giant, a tall man to begin with, but a giant in the industry and humanized sports. he was a gentle so, too, wonderfully missed. >> it was no accident that former president obama awarded him, the first sports figure, i think, awarded the national humanities medal. suture a beautiful and engalega man, thank you for your know

vaughn correctional center, christopher kline has been given a new job as deputy principal assistant at the delaware department of safety and homeland security. four staffers were taken hostage during the february 1 incident. correctional officer steven floyd was killed. >>> leaders in philadelphia continue to fight the battle against drug addiction. a drug task force is making recommendations to reduce overdose deaths in the city. one controversial proposal includes safe injection sites where drugs can be injected under the care of a doctor. >> to turn this epidemic around many organizations have to do their part. today i'm asking doctors and insurance companies and drug treatment providers and nonprofits and businesses and residents of philadelphia to read the report and see what you can do to combat this crisis. >> experts predict opioid deaths in philadelphia this year will actually exceed the numbers in 2016 reaching nearly 100 deaths. >>> happening today, the 91 sister annual stotesbury cup regatta continues with the final heat. the world's largest high school regatta that take

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thank you very, very much, hillary vaughn. good stuff.t for the producers involved. >>> meanwhile jack welch who has a message for republicans, get your act together, remember who you are and show a spine, after this. ♪ we asked people to write down the things they love to do most on these balloons. travel with my daughter. roller derby. ♪ now give up half of 'em. do i have to? this is a tough financial choice we could face when we retire. but, if we start saving even just 1% more of our annual income... we could keep doing all the things we love. prudential. bring your challenges. neil: before we get to my next guest, one of my favorite guests by the way, great decent human being, look what is going on in technology, apple, facebook, microsoft, netflix, they're all hitting all-time highs today. apple, for example, tomorrow, we're supposed to get word it has $250 billion it is sitting on, which is about the amount that my guest is sitting on right now. he is zane tankel of course of apple metro fame, great restaurant chain and much more.

disturbing videos have rocked social media power house, sparking zuckerberg to respond today, hillary vaughneporter: not only are they beefing up task force that reviews the contend, they are switching up their strategy, the ceo in a facebook post writes we're going to make it simpler to report problem to us. faster for our are yo -- review which posts violate our standards and to contact law enforcement if someone needs help. they stopped a user from committing suicide last week by flagging it early and working quickly with law enforcement. man power is not the end game they are still relying to users to let them know something is wrong. and reducing that gap time. facebook is working on artificial intelligence technology to help crem them with that. the american public is doubting they will be able to fix the problem on their own, a new survey from firehouse strategy show that 37% of people they talk to think that facebook needs more federal governmentoversight. challenges. charles: thank you appreciate that. >> facebook posted financials after the close, beat street on revenue, missed sli

. >> vaughn hillyard, you're on a beach in san diego, you can take your tie off. just saying. >> reporter: i took the jacket off. >>> much more about president trump's comments and tweets about james comey? could the president face allegations similar to the ones that brought down richard nixon. we're going to have a federal prosecutor when she joins us after this break. with the united mileageplus explorer card, you'll get a free checked bag, 2 united club passes... priority boarding... and 50,000 bonus miles. everything you need for an unforgettable vacation. the united mileageplus explorer card. imagine where it will take you. "how to win at business." step one: point decisively with the arm of your glasses. abracadabra. the stage is yours. step two: choose la quinta. the only hotel where you can redeem loyalty points for a free night-instantly and win at business. stay with me, mr. parker. when a critical patient is far from the hospital, the hospital must come to the patient. stay with me, mr. parker. the at&t network is helping first responders connect with

two, i vaughn a drunk beyond her closing line. >> i think the president and obama have done everything in compliance and i would refer you to the trump organization. >> is there a possibility the president would not sign this spending agreement. let's wait until it's presented to him, but he's obviously very pleased with how his priorities were addressed in the cr, and i had every attention that he said would sign it. there you go, leaning down on me again. >>. i want consult with dr. mulvaney. i want to first skgs you're expertise and help with the evening, and secondly, are they still going to go to george. . that's obviously the goal and the discussion he had with the palestinian authority approximate r that in that region between i see hail. >> the president haub. he talked about maybe taepg it to the reconciliation pact for health care, he talked about maybe doing that. is that still very preliminary in its invention ". -- >> well, economic and policy team, but that week last week but it is clearly still up doctor on the priorities week. he has been very clear that that infrastruc

four elementary school, dumbfries, vaughn and school levels but only from one faucet per school. >> justthe classroom next door the lead content was fine. the next classroom it was higher than the action level. so the most likely culprit in the case like that is a faucet. richard: the school officials placed the faucets off-limit and will replace fixtures and retest. it is part of a larger plan to check the lead levels at 44 schools by the upper and eventually 100 buildings. >> at each of the schools they found one sink. generally not a drinking water source. >> prince william's strategy is as a law goes into effect july 1. to come up with an action plan. >> the rule for the municipal water supply. but lead is getting in the water once it enters the building. richard: district officials hope to have testing in a matter of weeks. richard kimberly suiters. 7 is on the side of your heart and brain and health. there are doctors talking about the stroke prevention from the med star hospital center. the number to call is 703-236-9220. alison and larry, back to you. alison: thank you. get a che

je-vaughn johnson. he's a nationally acclaimed slam poet and author of racial study.s most recent book is a collection of kids from the south of chicago telling their stories. talk about that term, "chiraq." because i think for most people it is just a spike lee movie. >> i don't think we can pinpoint it, like a lot of slang. as a kind of place we could remove america from and i wouldn't even say chicago. i'm thinking parts of chicago because of how seg reigate said shaugo, as a major city is. >> hypersegregated. so what does that -- i lived here so i think i get what you mean. >> we think of cities as further along with in inclusiveness and diversity but chicago reminds us that's not always the case. >> there's a sense that it's happening. there's no reason it's happening. they're just sort of violentvio. >> i try to talk about the historical reasons and certainly poverty isn't one of them. there's a history of denying weth to certain people and have economic power. it's the ability to take care of your family is one of the things that marks manhood in a capitalist s

karen vaughn joins us now to talk about her important book and her son, who is like a scary team actinglegacy. we have no not team acting back known each other for five years now? i know about it but share with the viewers. >> aaron list is a remarkable human being. he knew exactly what he was going to be. he overcame unimaginable pots and unfortunately lost his life at the pinnacle of his career. a beautiful wife at home and two small babies. a daughter that was only nine weeks old. he was 30 years old. >> kimberly: august 6, 2011. helicopter carrying 30 americans who perished on that mission. this really changed your life. it put you on a new path that i witnessed. >> it did. it forced me out of my comfort zone and into a world -- aaron fought for this country kinetically and after my death team acting back to his death -- i thought i would fight for it culturally. i primarily cited for reform. the love of my life finally came to culmination when i got to start writing this book. i captured so many stories about aaron and so many memories. i had written something that could actually h

one of our producers, or whatever she does, maryann vaughn. >> assistant news director. >> yes. >> whatever it is. >> she said that her daughter grace got a birthday card and they had to read the card to grace because se could not read cursive. >> should they way time on cursive. >> some they do some they don't. >> my kid learned it but they learn it later. they don't touch it right away , and then yeah. rest of the europe and world they learn it. >> when it comes that one, they say it is eyebrows that make it because we are raising it significanttively. we're focusing on wrong thin. >> the smirk sexy look. >> jamie foxx where he is giving a look like that. >> is there a emoji dictionary just google it. >> okay. >> so here, next time you see a lovely woman make that face. >> hey, baby, how are you. >> can we zoom into a tight shot. >> can we do it. >> that is fine. >> i want to see this with your added loveliness, can we zoom in. >> no. >> there we go. >> now make the face, make it. >> yes,. >> annoyed face right now. >> lift it. >> hey, come on over here. >> hey girl, come here. >> that is

hillary vaughn has the details surrounding the plan. break it down for us.ing back on reports that this new pricing model charges for people rides in wealthier neighborhoods than in less affluent areas. uber says the route-based pricing does not charge you differently based on the neighborhood. they say they have a team making sure the new pricing model doesn't have negative social yo economic impact on one group over another. this fair makeover comes as uber struggles to turn a product. uber's head of product at uber hq thinks financial engineering can help them do it. he heads up a dream team of economists and statisticians that uber's pricing techniques have become incredibly sophisticated something is a huge competitive advantage for the ride-sharing company but he admits making equation work for everyone is balancing act, telling bloomberg, taking a trip is easy. to make it work in a whole market and sustainable is really, really hard. the new pricing could mean riders pay more for a trip. uber says they will use somerj% the money to make sure drivers

fox business' hillary vaughn is in l.a. with the details. thinks they're going to make money on this and ends up not working out like that. hillary, tell us. >> reporter: hi, melissa. that's right, fewer cities want to host the olympics because they don't want to foot the bill. the ceo of the l.a. campaign for the summer games said he can make the city money off hosting the olympics. they need about $5 billion to cover the cost but say they don't need taxpayer money to cover it. one third of the revenue will come from the olympic committee and sponsorship agreements rest from marketing and ticket sales, they have 12 million seats to fill for the events. they won't build cash building extravagant venues, they are going to use venues that already exist to host the event. >> l.a. has tremendous infrastructure to host the olympic and paralympic games, ll exists today,r it's planned or will be by 2024 and don't have to spend money to develop it. it's the safest possible answer for the olympic movement to choose l.a. >> reporter: and melissa, los

fox business's hillary vaughn. jonathan what you do you expect? >> i expect higher prices for facebook. melissa, one of the reasons why, is an element you just alluded to, hiring of 3,000, essentially monitors for some of the content on facebook. that is one of the reasons they're making news. the fact they're so quick to address it is emblematic why this company is at a new all-time high, why it is must-own blue chip regardless of today's earnings. apple down on the open, came back to close not far far from the highs session. facebook is all-time high. that is a buy signal not a sell signal. melissa: shanna, he is talking about how quick they are to address prompts. -problems. for me as a parent it is none stop. i'm hearing things live on facebook i definitely don't want my kids to see it. they're young. i won't let anybody on there. i know i won't be in control of that for long. but you can't have that nd of sentiment out there. seems likevery day you're hearing about another story of violence. they are, they are more quick to respond i think so

>> count basey was my across the street neighbor, lyle hampton was down on the corner , and sarah vaughn up the street, dianne washington was up the street, billy holiday was around the corner. these were folks that i saw, on stage and also saw them off stage. >> reporter: wildwood boomed in the 1950's as more people bought cars, and construction of the garden state parkway, was completed. bringing tourist to town and entertainers to the beach, to keep them dancing. >> music came to us because we were a hot spot in the summertime, and entertainers came here and performed, and many of them started their career. >> reporter: tourist from new york, baltimore, philadelphia and beyond came a calling looking for rooms and motels to spend a day, week or even a month by the ocean, and it is seemingly endless beaches. >> there were a lot of other things that came along because of good timing, close to philadelphia and a great resort. >> reporter: wildwood hotels developed doop architecture borrowing style from pop culture, flashy cars, evening glowed in the but of neon light. >> it is not just mu

. >> good to see you, i am hanna vaughn jones in london where it is 10:00. welcome to this hour of newsroom. stay with us. see what's coming up. straight to the first story. the search for a new fbi director gets under way this saturday at the u.s. justice department. acting director andrew mccabe will be among those interviewed to replace james comey who was of course fired by president trump on tuesday. the dismissal itself came just as the fbi's investigation into russian modeling was starting to gain tracks. calls for independent prosecutor to take over the investigation are growing louder in the wake of comey's firing. some democratic lawmakers say the deputy attorney general rod rosenstein should resign if he is not willing to appoint special counsel. those close to rosenstein say he doesn't see the need for an outside prosecutor. >> it is not clear why comey was fired in the first place. the white house has given conflicting reports and accounts. rather than settling the matter, the president friday offered a threat, hinting his conversations may have

hillary vaughn has details sure rounding the hack. this is quite a story, hillary.rter: hi, melissa. this hollywood hacker calls himself the "the dark overlord." he is targeting some of the biggest tv networks. next flicks is working with law enforcement after the cyber thief held one of it hits shows, "orange is the new black" hostage and demanded a ransom. netflix wouldn't pay off the hackers. so the episodes went online. hacker says it is netflix's fault. saying we naturally approached netflix and others in an attempt to devise a mutually beneficial arrangement where we are paid and netflix and friends don't wake up to find their hard work plastered on the internet. our proposals went unanswered so our hands have been forced. the internet bandit says it is offended none of the networks responded to its demands. "the dark overlord" stole dozens of other shows by hacking into a post-product vendor in los angeles late last year. it is threatening to leak other high-profile shows,nbc's "celebrity apprentice," fox's "new girl" and cbs "ncis: los angeles." this may be

. >> as it all goes down, vaughn is where they are holding spring meetings.mapping out policies given what we're calling a crisis here in washington. >> this is not exactly what they expected. this is the republican party that already had an issue with messaging out here with health care legislation. after that vote, the political report the standard bear for tracking these changed, and it was just a 21 skt approval rating. very few members are holding these events, but i was with dave brat in virginia on tuesday night and i asked about the issue of messaging. back here, in san diego, you have the rnc, the governor's association, the senatorial in is the launch of the 2018 midterms. . there has been little backing on television. none of these outside groups have put any money towards number one defending members for their health care vote or promoting the legislation. and for the same republican district maybe why more of the members are going back there. there is not as much they can shepherd back to their constituents. they don't have a health care bill tha

. >> count base i was my across the street neighbor, lyle hampton was down on the corner sarah vaughne street dina washington was up the street. billy holiday was around the corner. these were folks that i saw on stage and they are also off stage. >> reporter: wildwood boomed in the 1950's as more people bought cars and construction of the garden state parkway was completed. bringing tourist to town and entertainers to the beach to keep them dancing. >> music came to us because we were a hot spot in the summertime, entertainers came here and performed and many of them started their career here >> reporter: tourist from new york, baltimore, philadelphia and beyond came a calling, looking for rooms and motels to spend a day, week or even a month by the ocean and it is seemingly endless beaches. >> there were a lot of things that came along because of good timing, close to philadelphia, and a great resort. >> reporter: wildwood hotels developed doop architecture borrowing style from pop culture and flashy cars, evenings glowed in the buzz of neon light. >> it is not just music but charac

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earlier i spoke to deputy chief constable james vaughn from the national police chiefs‘ council who expressedin manchester where blood samples that had been taken by police and other law enforcement agencies have been submitted for analysis. it would appear staff at that lab have criminally corrupted or manipulated data in the results from some of those searches. how many? in january we were alerted to just under 500 cases. and a the investigation has progressed greater manchester police, the forensic regulator, have been working with us closely and the scale has moved to more than 6,000 cases that are no longer considered to be safe. 6,000 cases. now, of those, how many would you get a sense may have reasons to either quash or have another test done to verify? so, we believe there is around 6,000 cases in the national space. fortunately in 90% of those cases a sample is held. we‘re prioritising more serious cases and cases that are live and that work is under way. how many samples haven‘t been retained particularly when we‘re talking about serious crimes? it‘s too early to speculate on how m

hillary vaughn in los angeles. hillary, the hacker demand ad ransom? >> hey, good morning stuart.y demanded it from netflix. they didn't pay up. so they followed through on their promise to leak the fifth season of netflix's "orange is the new black" online. the hacker known as the dark overlord, demanded that netflix pay up to keep the new season off-line until a planned release. the hacker stole other shows hacking into a postproduction vendor in los angeles. the dark overlord warning with a tweet, who is up next on the list? fox, we're not going to play games anymore. the hack hears high-profile shows including nbc peace celebrity apprentice and fox as you new girl. the dark overlord tweeted he is ready to play another round. so far no major networks commenting on these threats. stuart: hillary vaughn, making her second appearance on "varney & company." welcome back, hillary. thank you very much. >> thank you. stuart: markets dead flat go nowhere. we're up two points. that's it. >>> there is nancy pelosi. sheave says all democrats do is fight for america's working families, and

hillary vaughn, thank you very much.os -- movie studios being held for ransom on a daily basis. thank you very much. we will be right back. we're waiting to hear from, i believe, h.r. mcmaster, the national security adviser, expected to be speaking to reporters in washington at some point probably about the ongoing situation with mr. trump talking to the russians. we'll have to wait and see what mr. mcmaster has to say, but that's why you're seeing an empty podium on the other side of the screen. we will be right back with more "varney." ♪ ♪ ♪ what we do every night is like something out of a strange dream. except that the next morning it all makes sense. to power global e-commerce fedex networks are massive, far-reaching and, yes... a little magical. fedex.com slash dream hidden in every swing, every chip, and every putt, is data that can make the difference between winning and losing. the microsoft cloud helps the pga tour turn countless points of data into insights that transform their business and will enhance the ga

in one of the chapters is focused on vaughn's blasting clear i talk at all the other suppliers: net atame time because as i said i thought it was important to make clear it was a whole universe of a work that existed because of the assembly plant, not just general motors work. >> any other questions? >> there's a question up front. >> i'm going to start back here, since i'm already back here. >> thank you, amy. in the audience, how me people worked for the gm plant? could you raise your hands? okay. thank you and the second question, are any tumors available anymore for the plant except never been to the plant. i'm just curious. >> any tumors at the assembly plant? >> yes. >> someone might know other than i do, as far as i know it's just a closed. exactly, private property. gates are locked. >> thank you. >> there's a question up here. >> if we could kind of drawback in so we could hear the questions, thank you. >> i know there's a plant east of rockford and i'm wondering how rockford might have been affected by this as well because people probably from rockford came up here as well. >

jessica vaughn, good catching up with you. >> thanks, neil. neil: all right.you have seen some of these images from venezuela, the fear is that the country could dissolve into out right civil war. looks like they're already there. after the bell co-host my friend david asman has been following venezuela for a long, long time. before he came here to become a big tv star he was -- >> i had a real life. neil: you had a real life. you were actual journalist writing for very, very profound pieces but 20 some odd years ago you were looking at this under hugo chavez. before that, here we are again. >> you know, it is incredible how we go through the same things no matter how many times experiments fail, there are people around willing to pick up the pendant, oh, this time we'll succeed. some very smart people in venezuela were committed to socialism years ago. when i first started covering it back in the '80s and '90s, they thought it sound good particularly since we have all the oil. 90% of venezuelan exports is oil. they're one of the richest oil countries in world