it's a platform for women to vent, and i get that.t to come together, voice their opinions, express how they feel about motherhood motherhood -- >> the bill burr a bit, have a little perspective when we say things like "being a mom is the most difficult job in the world." >> i agree with that. >> this is a very good article, i don't usually appreciate women writers -- [laughter] >> this is great, although i will say, she was kind of celebrating her solution, which from what i gathered wasn't she dumped her kid in day care and when they go on vacation her first impulse is to now hire a babysitter to get away from the kid. i'm just saying, if you're going to put that out there as a solution, there is a lot of data to show the whole single mother thing has not worked out at all. maybe we shouldn't praise that. >> i have a single mom. >> me too. >> that's not proven my point, if you look into this data, the likelihood of having bad results are very protective and attached to not having to go parents. >> tom: your mom, you're a straight a

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radicalizing, are we good at venting? that question is asked in europe and now it's asked here. >> tucker: yeah, it does seem like a fence like this ad residence to the idea of who should be let in, anyone who wants has a moral and legal right to come up here, it rubs up against us in some ways, doesn't it? >> i would tack on to what dr. phares was just saying, this attack was right out of the playbook. normally in attack like this you have to go out hunting for clues about the perpetrator. in this case it's right in our faces. isis is literally instructed its worst weapon eyes vehicles, to carry out attacks and very public places for maximum sort of p.r. effect and things of that kind of nature. they have also instructed people to carry out attacks in the very heart to take the fight to the west, get it out of the middle east and bring it to the heart of western europe if you can. to me when you get to the point in which you can no longer even a state the obvious, it becomes a problem. that's the point we were getting to

radicalizing, are we good at venting? that question is asked in europe and now it's asked here. >> tucker: yeah, it does seem like a fence like this ad residence to the idea of who should be let in, anyone who wants has a moral and legal right to come up here, it rubs up against us in some ways, doesn't it? >> i would tack on to what dr. phares was just saying, this attack was right out of the playbook. normally in attack like this you have to go out hunting for clues about the perpetrator. in this case it's right in our faces. isis is literally instructed its worst weapon eyes vehicles, to carry out attacks and very public places for maximum sort of p.r. effect and things of that kind of nature. they have also instructed people to carry out attacks in the very heart to take the fight to the west, get it out of the middle east and bring it to the heart of western europe if you can. to me when you get to the point in which you can no longer even a state the obvious, it becomes a problem. that's the point we were getting to

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best way to get rid of stress is vent. >> what kind of kvrpings are having with people. >> they are notrapist or priest people are not telling me or breaking down crying but they're tell me you know if they had a bad day at work maybe or if the traffic was bad or just man it's hot. my client have definitely voiced their ppz on politics. but it's confidentially won't share any of them. >> it feels people need political therapy. >> it is one of the things people vent about. >> i think you like sydney. >> eyes a regular people >> he sets the pace. we go faster than i would gofy was walking by myself. >> it's companionship. >> it's a lot of things. that certainly is part of it having somebody to be talk to while walking. >> does it feel like therapy at all. >> no i'm not sag you need therapy. >> oh, >> i don't know. it certainly is talking therapy as far as that goes. >> in los angeles jonathan hunt fox news. >> all right thok will cost you mccarpaly charges $7 per nile do this and he said he thought about walking dogs and deposit want to pick up after them apparently. >> yes. >> that was t

she tells fox about the snake that crawled out of her car's vents. >>reporter: it was different kind of distracted driving. >> this was like a freak show thing. >> reporter: on another mild winter day here in florida. monica turned on her ac and that was a turn-off for the other unknown passenger in her car >> here's a snake curlinout of the snake. i was surrounded by traffic. i looked and i didn't see anybody in this mirror. i just did a turn right turn over two lanes into a parking lot >> she swung open the door and jumped out of her suv. the snake slithered out but wasn't ready to leave her bee just yet >> i started tapping on it. and then it kind of came did a u-turn and started coming back in and i totaled freak and shut the door on it. i'm an animal lover. i would never have killed it on purpose but it was come back in my car >> she called her husband for help >> you got to come out. >> i don't care get this snake >> when he arrived, the snake was still hanging out of her car, but it was in bad shape. he later euthanized it >> it was incredible

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it's if he is venting a of the the press corps because obviously he can't vent or second-guess the president. i have eaten russian food by entire life, it's never accompanied by russian dressing. may nase -- i speak russia, i was born in bore dole have a, i know a lot about russians. i know many russians, i have eaten russian dishes, none of them have been topped with russian dressing. >> suspect this about never let them see you sweat. they are trying to let the nation know it isn't getting under their skin. it doesn't inspire confidence and does not do what he wants to have happen which is to go away. these kinds of incidents ratchet it up more. >> you know i like to invoke the shiny object rule. which means there is a distraction in the air to keep us away from the story. today the russia argument kept us away from a serious story at the e.p.a. the president's signing ceremony today. and this deserves more unanimous a mention by us tonight. but what he signed today, executive order that nullifies obama's climate change efforts and revives the coal industry. another note about that in a mo

i would be totally open to vent. i think that is going to happen. i think the losers are nancy pelosi end chuck schumer. now they own obamacare 100%. this is not a republican health care. this is not anything but a democrat health care. they have obamacare for a little while longer until it ceases to will at someit point in the near future. this is not our bill, this is their bill. when they become civilized and work out a great deal for the citizens of this country, we are totally open to it. i want to thank the republican party. i want to thank pauline. -- paul ryan. he worked very hard. he worked very hard. tom price and mike pence, who is here. perhaps the best thing that can happen is exactly what happened today, because we will end up with a truly great health care bill in the future after this mess known as obamacare explodes. i want to thank everybody for being here. it will go very smoothly. it certainly was an interesting period of time. we all learn a lot. we learned about loyalty, the vote getting process. we learned about some very arca

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there is an anger in the united states that is being vented and it's being vented at people who are different, right, who is the target, people who are different of the target, different color skin, different religion, they come from a different place, different language. the differences become the enemy. and that's very dangerous for the united states. >> governor has had the new york state police not only reward to help catch those responsible but set up a special task force to investigate hate crimes. stopping hate in general is a matter of education, he said that's absolutely right. he said first step is to stop the hate crimes and then you can work on the bigger picture. >> stopping hate. lieberman, thank you for the >>> still ahead here on newsroom, russia's enthusiasm for the president of the united states, well, it may be cooling off a bit. we'll see why the country's media there is dramatically ramping down its coverage of the trump administration. that's ahead. >>> plus we'll be looking at the school exercise known as the sweat shop challenge, teaching students what it feels like to

i don't think we vented a single one of them.he problem with multiculturalism is that it leads to divided communities. it's quite different from multi-racialism, that's fine, that can work very happily and extremely well. we finished up with very divided communities. i'm sorry to say that we now have a fifth column living inside of these european countries and surely, surely an american audience seeing this horrendous thing happening at westminster today should start to say to itself when donald trump tries to put in place vetting measures, he's doing it to protect your countr country. frankly all those people out protesting on fifth avenue in new york and elsewhere, they need to have a good, long, hard to think about they are doing. frankly if you open your door to uncontrolled immigration from middle eastern countries, your infighting and terrorism. >> sean: i agree with you, but there are people who disagree with us. they will say things like xena phobic, islamaphobic and through these words out here. is it really too much to

that frustration, vent that rage, just push it all out. >> on his personal inmate camera, bailey also indicated that he enjoyed interacting with our crew. >> susan, she's very, very nice and she's kind of, like, she's cool. cool person to get along with. kind of persistent and relentless, you know. but at the same time, she's a nice person. so she asked me to do this for her. so you can't say no to a lady, especially a lady like her. >> how would you define yourself? >> cordial, affable, charming, easy to get along with, but there's that side to all of us when we don't want to be bothered, when our tolerance becomes zero. >> that's the one thing about darren was one day he would be completely energetic and just all off the wall, you know, all over the place and very hard to contain. and then another day he would be very standoffish and wouldn't want to talk much or would get very upset out of nowhere. so with him, you never knew how you'd have to adjust. >> coming out. come on, it's all right, we've got to talk. >> i don't want to deal with the camera. >> you were fine yesterday. >> w

it's as if he's venting against the press core. for what it's worth i've eent russian food my entire life and never been accompanied by russian dressing. i speak russian, i was born in mull do molduva and none of them have been top bide russian dressing. another credibility not there. >> never let them see you sweat. not only is he letting the country know this is getting under their skin, it doesn't inspire confidence and it does not dowhat he wants to have happen, which is go away. these kind of incidents, actually just ratchet up more. today the russia argument kept us away from a very serious story that epa np president's signing ceremony today and this deserves more than a mention by us tonight. what he signed today, executive order that nullifies the climate change efforts and revives the coal industry but the u.s. will not meet obama era co 2 guidelines, quote turning denials into national policy. this network pointed out the coal industry employs roughly 70,000 employees right now. hard to ramp that up but this was real sub

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that's one of those things that people definitely vent about. >> reporter: bob is a regularring peopleo have somebody to talk to, and he sets the pace. so we go faster than i would go if i was walking by myself. >> reporter: so it's companionship. >> it's a lot of things, but that certainly is part of it, having somebody to talk to while you're walking. >> reporter: does it feel like therapy at all? i'm not saying you need therapy. [laughter] >> no, no. i don't know. it's certain lu talking therapy as far as that goes. >> reporter: in los angeles, jonathan hunt, fox news. julie: i could use a people walker sometimes, you know? when you just don't want to get off the couch and you these that little shove. good for him. >>> well, a washington state dad going the extra mile for his 3-year-old son. >> i mean, what kids don't like coasters, right? julie: it's a backyard roller coaster. oh, coolest dad ever. see more of it next. ♪ julie: forget the backyard tree house. a dad built a rollercoaster for his son. the trip was inspired by a trip to disneyland where the 3-year-old enjoyed a simila

what i'm going to say is we're going to start to extremely vent everyone coming in.e sure it's secure appear to >> sean: here's the way to pay for it. if you want to visit here, you have to pay for your own vetting, great idea. >> look at the global interest that i did. let's be real about it. during the campaign you say a lot of things. now he has to show the humanity. >> sean: he shows it through the order. >> but is still the whole idea. >> sean: here's how it happens happens. >> that's what he has to say, that is testimony. right now, he's facing an injunction. there will be an injunction on the new executive order i predict. then there will be an evidentiary hearing, then the court now says one of the facts to justify the injunction. >> exactly, you guys know everything this president does is being attacked. you know what you do? you take the attack mode out of their when you say forget about muslims. everyone will be extremely fitted coming into the united states of america because we don't want anyone. >> sean: i can't get anybody to say anything. >> you have

there's an anger in the united states that is being vented and it's being vented at people who are differentright? who's the target? people who are different reason r the target. different color skin, different religion. come from a different place, different language. the differences become the enemy and that's very dangerous for the united states. >> the governor said the police have put together a reward to help those responsible but has started a hate crime task force to prosecute those responsible. my question to him was that's a question of security, stopping anti-semitic acts and hate crimes is a question of security but to stamp out hatred in general and anti-semitism specifically, that's a question of education and i asked him what he's doing there. he said that's right, that's the bigger picture, you need to stop the hate crimes then you can deal with the education, making sure that everybody from everywhere is welcome. he pointed out that new york has always been the welcome point for immigrants with the statue of liberty. it needs to stay that way, a safe space for everyone. >> o

right-wing parties and groupsmarching to parliament in the capital, to vent their anger atthe government. azov's founder is the undisputedleader of the movemen. azov intends to unite allright-wing elements in the country -- regardless of howextreme. and in parliament, which he waselected to in 2014, biletsky has threatened other parties.andriy: we will summon up the courage, strength anddetermination to dissolve ths parliament. take my word for it!we have gathered here to begn the fight for power. >>political scientist andreasumland has been following the rise of the neo-nazi scene inukraine. a coup by ultra-right militias,he says, is not currently a threat.andreas: some of these groups have retained their earlierfar-right symbolism and probably the ideas too -- and that is aproblem. if and when peace should return,it should be possible to change that. >>but by then the militantright may well have seen their ranks swell.lida organizes holiday camps for children and teenagers -- wherethey are also exposed to far-right literature.lida: the ten rules of ukrainian nationalists focus on ukrai

i would not have vented for service cuts. stephen: but you did. they all did. they voted unanimously to raise fares. >> all in favor, say aye. >> aye. >> the ayes have it. stephen: peak r contracts. offpeak up a quarter. they will spend more time waiting for trains as well. there will be fewer of them. roughly one every eight minutes. >> it will be a problem for commuters like myself coming from ashburn. stephen: metro faced close to $300 million shortfall for fiscal 2018. they maintain they have limited options for generating revenue but some passengers believe petro is passing the fiscal pain to them. >> i think that the people who have to ride it will continue to ride it. they will have to figure out how to get the money to do that. >> now one concession to lower income passengers. the metro board will keep weekly bus pass at $17.50. reporting live, stephen tschida, abc7 news. horace: on a related note, virginia governor terry mcauliffe called on former transportation secretary ray lahood to lead independent he wants to take a good hard look at metro to see

and slammed together by trying to sir couple vent and reckon lation and ended up with the and this is to this. it is unconstitutional taking of od-given american liberty. we are to be again the briest people. and/or rights come from god. and many times on the floor i have said that the federal government hasn't figured to take over our souls. and that is the most sovereignen. and this is our skin. it's our health and management of our health. and if they can't make their own health decisions and pressic the marketplace to produce the decisions, then it would stand to reason and that's what democrats stand to think, there aren't people on the planet to manage their health. red-blooded hem cans, those who the t there and punching time clock, the salt of the earth, if they can't manage it, there are a bunch of leftists aren't going to be able to do it. . we've seen that. commanding that we buy policies that are approved by the federal government. they would would have liked to have establish -- they would have liked to have established the federal government as being a single payer plan

she has to have a vent which actually today she doesn't have on. she's doing practice at breathing on her own. but she does have two vents at home that have supplied her respiratory needs for the last year and a half. we have to have specialized wheelchairs so she can be mobile and be out and about. we have 24-hour nursing at home. because just you know she can have a problem with her trach and it can be k become life-threatening and all of that is new for us. i mean we never experienced anything serious until this random act of nature occurred. >> no kidding. >> just a normal day and flipped upside-down. >> wow, it's amazing to me to see such a positive attitude to see you smile, savannah, the way you do. heather, i know you've talked about how medicaid has been a lifeline for you, your family. how expensive would savannah's care be without medicaid? >> i'm going to say we would probably be looking at over $10,000 a month easy. the respiratory medical side of it alone is really expensive and then having nurses, available at the house 24 hours a da

that harder and harder for her to recover with each exposure and the project sponsor has agreed to vent the kitchen and laundry to the east side we appreciate that so that she not be exposed to the kitchen and i did laundry room they've also agreed to build a fence along property line to prevent things onto the property we appreciate that but more can be done we request that all destroy standards be observed and strieshl enforced to mitigate the exposure during the construction process and finally they've requested that a lightwell be created to allow them to have some light in the upstairs bathroom it is an out of obstructed view to the east what is proposed is going to be one to one and a half stories above that and obstruct the light out of their became the sponsor agreed to a one foot lightwell a 3 feet lightwell otherwise no light will go into it so what time we have left ralph and alice's have a few words to say i'm ralph first of all, can you pass out the handouts the financier i want to do speak about the mike there. >> oh, i'm sorry. >> obstruction our cottage is a permitted st

>> the vente bunny. >> what better way to avoid gridlock than calling a drone to lift you up in that capsule. this probably won't happen next time you're in traffic. it's years and years away. one european company is inveiling it in geneva switzerland auto show. the self-driving capsule on the road, a tafrpes to a drone and gets lifted up. they say the idea is still about ten years away. >> got to figure out how you land. pretty wild video showing this video sweeping parts of the u.s. hail destroying destroying a storm chaser's windshield in missouri. it was golf size hail battering that gls. weather watches throughout southern missouri have been reporting very dangerous weather conditions. there was actually at least one report of a tornado. >> the midwest has been seeing all sorts of severe weather. back home, though, things are very calm. and fairly clear out there. it's a little bit cloudy as we give you a beautiful look now at the golden gate bridge. we have the weekend just in front of us. and there is going to be partying in san francisco this weekend. saint patrick's day para

sickened by this second desertion dump the gear in the garbage outside of team headquarters and others vented. >> born and raised in black hawk and i am just heart broken. >> mayor shaft says the leaders made an 11th hour appeal with what was called a viable 800 million plan for 32 team owners and commissioner roger goodell. to no avail and it hurts sports fans and families that counted on seasonal income from 8 season home games. >> the raiders leaving us taking away from people's households. people rely on that income and like it affects me personally because it has taken away from the mouths from my kids. >> at oakland city hall. elected leaders made a show of raising the a's flag to talk about the impending baseball soap and the sole remaining sports franchise that is loyal to the city. >> i am wearing my a's hat because the a's are the only loyal team. i am show ming support for the true oakland team the athletics. >> larry reed has asked the city attorney to investigate if the raiders move to vegas violate the team's lease with the coliseum. he would like to kick them out of coliseum be

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people like vent you are capital funds don't stay with you forever. they need the cash back. sometimes they're pushing you. sometime you're getting push asked doing it even though this is not what you want to do. it is like your friends pushing you into the swimming pool. >> that doesn't sound good. i would assume venture capital lists have a set amount of time. that's pressure, is it not? >> exactly. most last only ten years. after seven years, they want their moan back. and you get kind of a conflict of interest. >> thank you very much. with the university of michigan ross school of business. >>> sad news on the passing of a legend. david rockefeller was the last living grand son of the oil tycoon john d. rockefeller. his father built during the great depression. david rockefeller was for many years the chairman and ceo of chase manhattan bank. he reportedly gave away $2 billion in his life time of david rockefeller was 101. >>> and coming up, why a lot of high profile sporting goods steamed vanish without a trace. >>> after weeks of mystery, investigators seem to have foun

some vent you are capitalists we talked to say after snap, they're pushing companies to strike while the iron is hot. >> the market seems lying it is at all type will highs. the jobs report and everything else. we're encouraging every company. >> there hasn't been a real outbreak but there is been a lot of buzz about virtual and augmented reality saying this could be the year those technologies go main stream. >> that was pretty cool. that does it for us on "nightly business report." we want to remind you, this is the time of year your public television station seeks your support. >> we'll see you right back here tomorrow night. >>> "nightly business report" has been fund in the part by -- >> all it takes is a spark. one idea to take flight. the courage to seek the unknown. to innovate, disrupt, to move us all forward, to explore a different perspective. at nasdaq, we connect the world, its ideas, its capital, its businesses, the people that drive global economy. the future isn't tomorrow. it's right now. all it takes is a spark. nasdaq. >> this is "bbc world news america." funding o

who told fire personnel he was looking for a wishing well was rescued after he fell into a hollow vent shaft at a togo's. firefighters responded to the call at 8:30. construction workers let firefighters to a place where they heard a voice calling for help. firefighters opened up the shaft and found a man in the fetal position. you could see the broken door in the center of your screen there. a man had gotten onto the roof overnight and opened a door panel that led to the open shaft. he is hospitalized now in ung known condition. >>> new details out of antioch. moments ago hazmat personnel notified abc 7 news that manz nita way is now open. highly toxic mercury spill was discovered yesterday morning. they believe it may have been thrown in the trash and spread down the street in a garbage truck. the mercury news, just a coincidence, reports the third such spill in that same neighborhood. >>> coming up, the future of health care and the impact on your family. we did into what the gop proposal means for all of us here in california. >>> an explosion you have got to see to believe. wow. a

cummings released checks, emails and invoices that showed flynn was paid almost $34,000 to attend the a vent by rt, a media company that the cia has said engaged in a creme lynn-directed campaign to undermine faith in the u.s. government. >> it begs the question, why would president trump allow him to be in his innercircle receiving top secrets of our government. >> reporter: in a statement, a spokesman says flynn, the former head of the devens intelligence agency notified and briefed the dia before his trip to russia and again upon his return. >> and that just wasn't acceptable to me. >> reporter: president trump fired flynn after just 24 days as national security advisor when it was revealed flynn lied to vice president pence about conversations he had had with the russian ambassador to the u.s. and it's not just his connections to russia that have raised questions. just last week flynn retroactively registered with the justice department as an agent of a foreign government. he had a 600-- 600,000 dollar lobbying contract with a company with ties to the turkish government. in addition, fly

a sol vent that will burn if it internal failure of some sort. >> no one else on that flight was hurt. it has caused the recall of hover boards and galaxy note cell phones. >>> attacking government officials for that massive attack on yahoo!. it was one of the largest data hacks ever. it targets white house diplomats, russian journalists. the u.s. asked the russians to arrest the hackers. that's not likely. this hack has no connection to the long running investigation of russia's attempts on influence our presidential election. >>> well, it is the price we pay for a growing economy. the fed confirmed what we knew was coming. ly raise interest rates a quarter point affecting auto loans. it could have the most immediate impact on your credit card >> we need economy off this immediate single of low interest rates. what that means for borrowers, that cost is going up. >> the average 200,000 home loan will go up about $3 via year. >>> a group of environmental protection agency workers say they fear the future under their new leadership. soer workers staged a protest in d.c. that came just

today, they are getting a chance to vent about it. david is live in san jose with what those folks are saying right now and david, an awful lot. >> reporter: indeed a lot, dan. here in city hall, a special hearing under way for two hours and expected to run at least untim 9:00. they have a preliminary report in what they can do better next time there's a flood. residents got hurt badly. they were here to share their frustration. close to 150 people packed inside the council chambers right now. some brought their children with them. they listened to a long set of presentations over shortcomings and the plans to make changes they failed to advance warnings to residents until it was too late. they spread alerts initially in spanish or vietnamese. the rock springs area has a limited number of nonenglish speaking residents. >> i have a lot of personal things, too many to list right now, that were gone because of the flood and i'm low income and i haven't really actually received any type of help, whatsoever. >> reporter: a preliminary dama

the town's 1,000 residents vented about the h 20 on social media. a recent chemical treatment is to blame. they say the water does not pose a public health risk. residents are urged to run the water until it becomes clear. >> this next one is for me. peter cotton tail, descendan and friend found a home in pasadena, california. >> got me. really. this is a bunny museum. >> yea! >> that's right. you have of a bunny. they aren't real. but they multiplied like, like long-eared counterparts. >> the museum is the home of kendis and steve, they have been giving each other bunny gifts every day as a show of love. oh. >> should we start doing that. >> adorable. >> want me to bring you a bunny gift every day. >> no, show my love. >> bunny love. >> frank. >> more than 33,000 of them. they say they have run out of space. then there is frank. >> who that be? >> frank is my bunny. >> help bit me. >> he did not bite you. but he secretly loves him. >> look at that. that is. cuddle bunny. >> bunny love. >> should have brought him in. >> when you walk into the apartm

it's kind of a nuance type f vent that we're talking about. the traffic is moving fine on i-95 and south philly. and through most of the weekend, it should be moving just fine, too. may not be able to see as well a lot of the snow that would fall would be melting in philadelphia. it's 33 degrees now. above freezing. 33 in allentown. and 30 in potstown, reading and lancaster. everybody will be going down in the 20s. doesn't feel as cold, as it did earlier, and it did yesterday or the day before because the wind certainly has diminished. and the temperatures not as low. we don't see any snow nearby. this is the next weather system that's racing towards chicago. and is going to be affecting us over the weekend. it comes at us in pieces. you can see, first of all, we go through friday, temperatures go through the 30s. and into the 40s. wow. it's been a while since we've been in the 40s. that will almost feel balmy. tomorrow night, we start off dry. after midnight, the first piece comes over. a little light snow to the north and west. probably a li

. >> that was school board member marcus bachelor he teamed up with the community for 'vent called prorjs unitsed to save our sisters and the group handed out information to people at blue high school for resources for young girls especially those that need help. >> new changes are being made at a dangerous intersection after three people died in a terrible crash last year. >> and later there are new concerns about the zika virus spreading in maryland. hey, sue. >> shawn as temperatures warm up we'll see mosquito as around. how nice was it today after we ditched persistent fog to get temperatures back in the books. so yeah march is starting to out like a lamb. 74 for reagan. dulles hit 75 and you get to enjoy all of it as days are now getting longer and that march sun can certainly show what you it is capable of. temperature is 73 degrees right w mannasas and 78 in fred fredericksburg and what a beautiful sunset we should have with maybe, just maybe isolated shower around. those day to are getting lo longer. surprise today was at 7 and sets at 7:27 to give us 12 hours and 27 minutes of da

police say the inmates slipped out through an air conditioning vent. two pickup trucks, one with a gun and credit cards inside. the cards were used about 50 miles from the jail. all three were behind bars for property-related crimes. >>> to your health tonight. a new study showing the drug repatha not only causes cholesterol levels to plunge, it also cuts the risk of heart attack by up to 20% when given with a traditional statin. the drug is injected once or twice a month. it does cost more than $14,000 a year. many insurance companies had been unwilling to cover the price without more proof of its success. now there's growing pressure for them to cover it. the study appears in "the new england journal of medicine." >>> when we come back, the chef, the father, likely in the kitchen tonight cooking dinner. and the giant surprise. you have to see it. it's our person of the week. it's the phillips' lady! anyone ever have occasional constipation,diarrhea, gas or bloating? she does. she does. help defend against those digestive issues. take phillips' colon

. >> it's a stressing to imagine public sorry vent tasked with enforcing the law had could put quid pro quo ahead of justice for all. >> reporter: from high profile crime fighter with a taste for the good live to accused criminal the fall of da seth williams has been swift and today he was hit with a 23 count indictment from bribery, wire fraud and extortion. >> he engaged in series of corrupt transactions in which he sought and septembered bribes in the form of money, expensive vacations, airline tickets, a jaguar xk8 convertible, expensive furniture. >> reporter: charismatic williams has been under investigation by the f bit. and u.s. attorney for months. one charge accuses him of taking over $20,000 in gifts from a business owner in exchange for help with security screening at airports and help for a friend with a criminal case. >> the corrupt stream of payments came in the form of $2,000 in cash, a $7,000 check, which mr. williams deposited into his personal account, all inclusive vacation to pun at a kanta in the doug dominican repc about $6,300. >> in a second incident involving a