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world's oldest person has just what we need, easy tips for long and healthy life. 117 year old violetwn of jamaica assumed the title of the wormed's oldest person when emma morano of italy passed away last weekends. violet attends church regularly, never eats chicken or pork, and shares her home with her 97 year old son. violet says the secret to her long life is hard work, and her christian faith. >> wow. >> well, meanwhile something a lot older than vie svelt attracting a lot of attention, in the region of iran. take a look at this, unidentified bird like iraqi villagers are calling little dinosaur. skeleton found on monday tan where there were landmines, so far no official word on what kind of skeleton it is. but i remember when we reported the story on emma, so sad to hear she passed. >> how old is she if violet is 117? i mean, there is a certain point, i mean, we got to keep going here. >> i know. >> texas pup gives new meaning to the term rescue dog. >> up next, see how authorities were able to help the dog with his head stuck in a cheeto jar. how did that happen? plus we will t

hello, violet. >> she looks great. we say she is believed to be the oldest person on earth because that status hasn't been made official yet. violet's birth certificate says he was born in march of 1900. march 10th to be exact. >> as a younger woman she worked as a sugar cane farmer there, traditional in jamaica. avoid pork and chicken. even jerk chicken? come on? she still goes on short walks. and -- long lives seem to run in her family. her son is 97 years old. >> i think i am going to live a really long time. i don't eat pork. >> she doesn't eat chicken. jerk chicken. jamaican. >> chicken, burned, burned, burned. that's it. >> don't know if that is a list you want to be on. >> she looks great. seem happy with herself. >> i don't know, nobody above, i don't know if that is a list you want to be on. ain.g to the starting line on >> coming up in "the skinny," the talented 10-year-old, slaying it on the drums. rocker harder than anyone. first today a forecast. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by

if you have been around a baby of cuban decent, you noticed the smell of violets in the air. >> for aboutix months. with that, you know, with his own knowledge, created a formula that few people have ever been able to replicate. >> his name is augustin reyes. he prides himself on continuing to create royal violets, using the original formula his grandfather developed nine decades ago. ♪ >> very few fragrances are that timeless. you can count them on one hand how many 1920s fragrances are still around. >> in 1960, shortly after the castro regime took over, the reyes family fled cuba, carrying the mixture for the violet cologne that brought them so much success. once established in miami, they continued furnishing babies with the fragrance, this time in the exile community and beyond. >> what is this? what do you use it for? you had to explain. perfume for babies? >> itd's a staple in hispanic homes regardless of age or status. >> emilio estefan purchases it. eva mendez has it in her favorite products. what do you think your grandfather would say if he was alive? >> he would be extremely pr

music from hey violet.eaturing the 8g band with charlie benante. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] fantastic to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. the kremlin today dismissed allegations of russia interference in the election, and so did the gremlin. [ laughter ] president trump signed a funding bill todayt and lay the ground work for a human mission to mars. "ooh, me first!" said one volunteer. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] passengers on foreign airlines traveling to the u.s. from ten airports in muslim majority countries have been barred from carrying electronic devices larger than a cell phone. seems extreme, but it's worth it if it stops even one tourist from taking pictures with an ipad. [ laughter and applause ] has to stop. it has to stop. ivanka trump is reportedly getting an office in the white house in addition to security clearance and gov

. >> reporter: if you recognize this man, violet police want to hear from you. >>> new information, meantime, about a fire in camden. sky force 1 over the mech miani and lewis streets. see a cloud of smoke. that's about it from this vantage point in the sky. one man taken to the hospital. it took fire crews about an hour and a half to get this out. >>> just about an hour ago, flying over the garden state -- see about a dozen firefighters spraying water on a fire there. it was evacuated, and nearby route 130 shut down for a little while. took about 20 minutes to put the fire out. >>> switching gears now. a philadelphia police athletic facility got upgrades today. >> all part of an international day of action. nbc 10 at st. ann's gym in kensington. volunteers with the international union of painters showed off the results of their hard work. they repainted the entire gym and replaced broken windows throughout the center. philadelphia mayor jim kenney was there to show his appreciation. >> i want to thank everybody involved. this is how we bring our kids, keep our kids on track and bring our ki

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everyone, meet miss violet brown. she spent most of her life cutting sugar cane in the fields around her home now at 117 years young she enjoys her days resting in the home she shares with her 97 year old son. wait a minute. you guys just get that? ninety-seven year old son. as if that's not something to celebrate in and of itself. that family, they're certainly doing something right. on saturday she is believed to have become the world's oldest living person. so do you know what? miss brown a tribute her 117 years on earth to? number one, her christian faith, she attends church regularly, two, she avoids pork and chicken, and three, she adds hard work. so this is why i love it. three simple things to a long, harmonize dollars beautiful life. mind, she said it, hard work, body, her diet, and soul. in miss brown's case her fate, three staples, mind, body, and soul. you guys, i got to say, amen, amen, amen, to that. she nailed it. it is that balance. >> so wonderful, she is still getting around on her own. that's amazin

violet brown says she's surprised but grateful to have lived this long.dered the oldest person in the world with credible birth documentation following the death of 118-year-old emma morano on saturday. brown spent much of her life cutting sugar cane in the field around her home in western jam make today. she says the secret to long life is hard work. >> ask these people how they live so long and it's always an easy answer. hard work. >> hard work, laughter. >> sure. 4:57. new overnight the u.s. supreme court makes a last minute decision regarding an inmate minutes before hawpe scheduled to be executed. >> a 12-year-old girl stops a carjacker from abducting her little sister. there's much more when "action news" continues. >> ♪ keep on going, america. keep on giggling... and goofing. keep on grooving... and togethering. with scott 1000's long-lasting roll, we'll keep on going, too. scott 1000. america's longest lasting roll. >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist,

counsel's relevance depends on taking action to condemn those responsible for taking violets and to hold them accountable for defying this council's demands. it is not just for a political solution, but to actively pressure the parties to prove it. adopting resolutions that say what we mean, that we are all willing to uphold. what happens next in syria depends on what all parties choose to do. for our part, the united states will continue to use influence over any party to push for peace . we will allow our allies to use their influence on any opposition groups. we will not support a process that gives cover to assad while histalls for time and while forces slaughter the syrian people. we will not allow for the continued use of chemical weapons. there are actions by the assad regime that we simply will not tolerate. the united states believes that a political process can work, despite the odds. we remain committed to the geneva process. we are ready to throw our weight and resources behind this. our commitment is not enough. the united states is looking for partners who are serious about

book under an idea about the book but to get of my body and had them put it down in a summary and violet and never look at it again and when it nags over time -- than the clues emerge on their own i found myself eventually, as i i was still researching when yana means heaven and finding information knows about this airplay book that i was not going to write at the time. i was certain that it would be too crazy of a task. i was filing away information and as i was was done with when yana means heaven, i had accumulated couple pieces of hundred pages of information for this book. >> the process of actually finding relatives of the victims in this crash, that seemed like such an enormous challenge. it was a challenge to find relatives. in the beginning, the intention was not to find the people but to find the list of names. what i had heard was they were buried in a mass -- the remains of the eight mexicans were buried in a mass grave. the remains of all 28 mexican passengers were shoved into a humongous hole in the ground and unmarked for 70 years. there was a small placard but it was anon

bluebells are one of britain's favourite wildflower, but this spring it seems the violet carpets havetriona renton is in hertfordshire to find out why. well, look at this. for as far as the eye can see, there is this beautiful carpet of bluebells. now, they only come once a year. they'll be around for three orfour weeks. we are at langley woods in hertfordshire. now they are a sign that spring has sprung, but they've come a little bit later this year. to explain that to us is steve marsh from the woodland trust. why have they come later? they are later this year because we've got a colder spring. last year was a bit warmer so the bluebells came out earlier. it's nothing to worry about, they are coming, but later this year. now, you want the public‘s help to map these beautiful flowers. tell us what you want them to do. so through the woodland trust's big bluebell watch campaign, we want people to map and tell us where the bluebells are and whether they are native or non—native. can you explain that? so this is a native bluebell. it droops over. a non—native is very upright and stiff.

disagree with, and then she was in favour of remaining the european union, is something of a stinking violety general election, it would bea an early general election, it would be a distraction, she said. when she had important international negotiations to conclude, but now she is determined that a general election we must have. against the european union, for the european union, and then against again, against holding a general election and now determined to hold a general election. the record is about as straight as the legendary european union banana. the prime minister today repeatedly says she wants the early election to produce a larger tory majority, dusty member agree that the prime minister is treating the electorate of the united kingdom with contempt because she assumes the electorate will result in a larger tory majority? —— does remember. i have no crystal ball and i know the disarray in the party to my right, and who knows what the outcome will be, but i am suspicious of the prime minister's motives and her reasoning. she says a general election would enhance the status of the

i watched his forum, he looked like a shrieking violet. trump is destroying everything he accomplished as far as the environment, health care and everything else. he didn't say a word about it. it was humiliating, i thought, just watching him. when you have a president that boasts that he has high ratings with his associate press iserview during 9/11, that one disgraceful situation. host: do you think that president obama will take on issues of this current administration? caller: i doubt it. he is not a very forceful person. he is too much of a professor. he would be better off just going off into the distance and let trump destroyed everything, because that is what he is going to do anyway. i thought his form was humiliating. forum, go to our website at c-span.org and view it there. let's hear from jackson, mississippi. the morning -- good morning. you are on, go ahead. caller: yes -- yes, the thing about former president which he that titled resident is in he has no control over anything. so i was just sent wanting to i did not vote for

." ♪ >> kimberly: the trump administration is stepping up pressure on iran violet deals with multipleign policy crises across the g today, nikki haley, the u.s. investor to the u.s., tried to get the world body to turn its attention away from israel and towards tehran. >> we are speaking honestly about conflict in the middle east. we need to start with the chief culprit. iran and its partner militia has been has pullout the incredibly destructive majors demand much more of our attention. it should become this council's priority in the region. >> kimberly: secretaries mattis and tillerson also sending a tough message to the mullah. >> everywhere you look, if there is trouble, you find iran. >> and unchecked iran has the potential to travel the same path as north korea and take the world along with it. the trump administration has no intention of passing the buck to a future administration on iran. the evidence is clear. iran's provocative actions threaten the united states, the region, and the world. >> kimberly: and here was the president at his press or a while ago. >> i think they a

. >> reporter: 10 officers with the dmv were on the lookout for disabled placard violets. the city hall employee running late for work used her husband's placard so she wouldn't have to feed the meter. she was caught. >> she admitted that her husband wasn't with her and she was using the plaque or to park for work. we see this a lot. >> wendy espinosa says the problem is more acute and metro areas where parking can be more challenging. these agents worked a four block radius around san jose city hall. they confronted and caught multiple drivers who displayed a placard or had disabled plates but not the supporting paperwork. or the placards owner wasn't with them. this driver swarmed by a crush of cameras says she forgot the placard was still visible when she parked. >> i drop my mom off late at night. i didn't have a chance to come back and get it out. >> she did admit that she was not transporting her mother. the car has been there for quite some time. >> reporter: offices issued a citation for the misdemeanor crime which ranges between $250- $1000. over the past three ye

we find it hard to hold together on a peaceful day, never mind a violet one. we have got to keep the long view in mind. there is too much gravitational pull to the present accumulated mistakes." she concludes with these words: "crisis reveals the character, the essential character of the white house 70 days in -- that is my worry." that's from peggy noonan, available online. let's go to pack in dallas, texas. republican. good morning. caller: good morning, steve. thanks. i don't know -- i watch a lot of television, i watch msnbc and rake the president over the coals every morning, and we have two committees, one in the house, one of the senate, and they're probing about the russian connection to our 2016 election. they'll get to the bottom of it, and if donald trump has anything to do with it, let's find out. the right now, all it is is conjecture. -- but right now, all it is is conjecture. what bothers me more than daysing is fbi comey, 11 before the election, deciding he's going to investigate hillary clinton again. that threw the election to donald trump. a

something i think you saw when you were -- are we ready to continue the current campaign against violet extremism primarily in the middle east and continue at that pace for some years to come, my answer is that is absolutely yes. because that is my singular focus. if you're to walk just like what you saw when you were in europe, if you were to walk the line in korea or bog ram in afghanistan. what you see is high levels of readiness. because these are our fight forces. and we have the appropriate manning, the appropriate supervision. we have the parts we need. we have the things we need that when you generate for an air force those things you have to invest in to generate and sustain readiness are at high levels. there's a bill payer. the bill payer very often are bases back home that contribute back home meaning in the united states that actually contribute the forces that go forward to enjoy that high level of readiness. so back to the ready for what? i can accept that risk. once you get in the business and start looking at the doing more than one thing. the force you rely to go into

the world's oldest human being title now belongs to violet brown, a jamaican woman who was born in march's not unusual, of course, to wear headphones during a workout, but the san francisco giants are trying out a pair that's about much more than just listening to music. in fact, forget about the ears. abc 7's news reporter jonathan bloom talks about how these headphones talk directly to the brain. >> reporter: whether taking swings or throwing pitches, every movement in baseball starts with a signal from the brain to the body. >> your brain is always trying to optimize how it controls your body. that's a huge part of the gains you get from athletic training. so we can speed that up. >> reporter: the folks at halo neuroscience say they can do it with headphones. >> the brain's motor cortex is right here, right where the band of the headphones is. from the center it's legs, core, upper arms, lower arms, hands and fingers. >> reporter: controlled by an app, halo sports send electrical impulses to the brain through those spiky pads inside the headband. what are you feeling right now? >> a l

judges are not like shrinking violets. they are in the middle of the mix here. criticism is appropriate. >> doesn't it have a bigger effect on the judicial branch. >> the public understands these are very controversial issues. some disagree. just because one federal judge says something -- one thing trump has not done is we will defy the order. like president andrew jackson did. that would be beyond the pale. to criticize the orders. >> also, david gregory, as the judge of the ongoing argument here right now, sure. he can go after the judiciary. the question is if you consistently attack the checks and balances provided in the constitution, is there something of concern about that or is this just trump being trump and people don't take him seriously anyway? >> no. these are all human beings. if you keep picking on the checks and balances, they will keep checking and balancing you. that's reality. i think it is right. a lot of examples. put curiel to the side. are they saying things that jeffery said? judges are sitting on the bench and unelected and they cannot

music from hey violet.heers and applause ] fantastic to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. the kremlin today dismissed allegations of russia interference in the election, and so did the gremlin. [ laughter ] president trump signed a funding bill todayt

violet brown celebrated her 117th birthday last month. making her the old defendant person alive. and spends most of her time resting at home with her 97-year-old son. she still active. walks a little bit. according to brown the secret to long life is hard work. >> 97-year-old son. wow! >> all right. >>> too bad she doesn't lay golden eggs colorado restaurant would be rolling in the dough. mother goose has been hanging out there for weeks. keeping her eggs warm. she's currently sitting on top of seven eggs and has back part of the ambiance since she has come back five years in a r. [ laughter ] >> she must just be comfortable. she's got some shade. she's got greenery around her. >> don't walk out into traffic. fortunately for momma goose and her babies goose is not on the menu. ♪ >>> robbery and of itself is run dark crime. add in robbing folks who are donating that are time and their resources and that takes on whole new depth of darkness. as he always does, bill anderson discovered light even in this awful situation. >> the community helped and those who were robbed continued th

to have access to is how the white house counsel plans to make sure that's van ka and jared do not violet the federal criminal conflict of interest statutes and other ethics standards that would come into play. >> ivanka said i have heard some of the concerns some have, and i will serve as n unpaid employee in the white house office subject to all the same rules as other federal employees. so by saying she's going to serve unpaid, kathleen, is that supposed to be the teflon barricade that somehow makes her innocent of any type of compromise or integrity issues moving forward when it comes to realtime decisions out of the white house that will impact her decision or her businesses and brand when she leaves this role? >> the decision for jared and ivanka to both be unpaid employees may well be an effective public relations ploy. the public may be impressed by their willingness to serve the public without pay, but as we can see from the financial disclosure from last evening, these are people of astounding means, frankly a federal salary would be peanuts to them. the fact they're unpaid is i

. >>> there seems to be a new oldest living person, violet brown who lives in jamaica and she celebrated last month. she is earning the title after the death of emma morano. her birth certificate has been certified by the group guinness depends heavily on. she was asked the question everyone wants to know, what do you eat? >> . >> i don't eat pork and i don't eat chicken. but i eat any other things. >> anything but pork and chicken. longevity must be in the genes because miss brown has a son who is 97 years old. >> wow. >> pretty unbelievable. >> she's amazing. >> no economicen or pork. >> look how she's communicating so clearly. she's just getting it done. good for her. >> jamaican rum, that's what it is. >> well, you never know. good for her if it is. >>> still ahead, we'll get a look at the stories driving the day in business. >>> tax standoff. the battle over president trump's personal taxes now seems to be affecting his plans to reform yours. we'll explain that next. we can't stay here! why? terrible toilet paper! i'll never get clean! way ahead of you. (avo) charmin ultra strong. i

thisis violet tech claimed the lives of fivive innocence, i ind more than two dozen others.hat i can assure you inin the peopople of inindonesia is thatu have the condolences and the prayersrs of the american people as you confront of this tragedy. amy: while he really against isis-linked terrorism, a shocking expose by longtime investigative journalist allan nairn has revealed backers of donald trump in indonesia have joined armrmy officers a and a vigilante street movement linked to isis in an attempt to oust inindonesia's president. writing in the intercept, nairn reveals indonesians involved in the coup attempt include a corporate lawyer working for the mining company freeport-mcmoran, which is controlled by trump adviser cacarl icahn. video has even emerged showing the lawyer at a ceremony where men are swearing allegiancnce to isis. according g to allllan nairn twf , the most prominenent supportes of the cououp are close associas of donald trtrump -- fadlili zo, vice s speaker of the indonesian house ofof representatives, and hary tananoe, trump's primary indonesisian

president obama is not going to be a shrinking violet but do you think he'll remain public, but not active of verbalizing any type of political disdain for a trump presidency? >> well, i think it's interesting, you know, i mean i agree with mike he'll model himself on "w" in this sense. both were surprised -- and in obama's case shocked that his successor was not hillary. and in ws case he thought it would be the republican, mccain. and his legacy every day is being reversed in executive orders, in legislation n the repeal of obamacare, whatever that looks like. so i think obama is in a position where he feels like he has to defend his legacy. and because it's slipping away. it's profoundly slipping a way twri him. he was ready to celebrate for four or eight years and the bigger question is what he's said when he talked about community organizes. obama never shied away from saying he was an activist. even as a president he used organizing for america, obama more america in a way very different than anyone else had. i don't know how a 50 something guy like him steps away. i think we'll see

like groups like ultra violet that have put survivors out there to tell their stories. organizations like sleeping giants. this had to be forced. fox news needed to be forced to do this by their own business associates. >> one of bill oroy'reilly's lawyers saying bill o'reilly has been subjected to a brutal campaign of character assassination that is unprecedented in post-mccarthyist america. this is a lawyer who hasn't seen all the character assassination done by president trump on a daily basis, which is much wilder, has no basis in fact whatsoever. and, of course, o'reilly has palled around with trump as much as possible. trump supporting o'reilly in this situation. can you imagine now, where the story stands tonight with this new accusation that we've just heard lisa bloom describe, which is as i believe as anything else we've heard about o'reilly, to put it mildly, can you imagine him coming back from this two-week vacation in the middle of next week without some kind of full revelation by fox news that we've investigated and there's absolutely no substance to any

but this spring, it seems those gorgeous blue—violet carpets have appeared later than in previous yearshis morning to find out why. gosh, it's beautiful. isn't it just gosh, it's beautiful. isn't itjust gorgeous? the birds are singing. the sun is shining and we are amongst this carpet of magical looking bluebells. it is like being in the enchanted forest here in landly wood. i'm joined by steve marsh who can tell us about the bluebells. tell us about the bluebells we're looking at today. they're centuries old. they are an indicator of ancient woodland. at least 400 years old, but thought to go back to the last ice age. let's talk about the actual specifics here. christian was saying he has got bluebells in his garden and he is not sure which type they are. these are the native ones which are native to the uk. we have more than half of these in the bluebell population. these are the native bluebells. we want people in the uk going on the woodland trust website and tell us where bluebells are and whether they are native or non native. native are distinguishable because they droop overment

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but this spring, it seems those gorgeous blue—violet carpets have appeared later than in previous yearshire for us this morning to find out why. we for us this morning to find out why. have been doir morning, we have been doing this, this morning, i want to know, maybe you have got expert advice on hand, what's the difference between a spanish bluebell and an english bluebell? i knew you were going to ask me that! i have got the very person here to explain in this enchanted forest about what the difference between a native and a non native bluebell is. steve marsh from the woodland trust over to you to explain. we want people to go out and tell us where the bluebell woods are and tell us if they are native or non native. let's have a look. this is a native one. this is a native but bell. the native droops omplt it has white pollen, a non native has blue pollen. the non native has blue pollen. the non native is upright and stiff and doesn't droop over. the petals on a native curl back, the petals on a i'ioi'i native curl back, the petals on a non native do not and the native has a wonder

but this spring, it seems those gorgeous blue—violet carpets have appeared later than in previous years they are out early there. it is absolutely beautiful, isn't it? it is like being in an enchanted forest. we are in langley would in heartwood forest and we are just outside st albans, and we are just outside st albans, and you can see these beautiful bluebells, with the fairies underneath them. they are living amongst them. —— langley wood. i am joined by a representative from the woodland trust. these are of course the ones that are native to the uk. they are appearing later this year than normal. this year we have waited a bit longerfor than normal. this year we have waited a bit longer for our bluebells than previous years. last you a slightly milder and warmer than this year. so although we have waited a bit longer, they will be equally as good this year. has taken hundreds of years to cultivate a carpet like this. callous about where they are growing in what you wa nt where they are growing in what you want the public to do with the big blue belt watch. half the world's populatio

(darya) 117-year-old violet brown is now the world's oldest living person following the death of 117-old emma morano over the weekend. violent is from jamaica and was born on march 10th, 1900. (james) when people ask her how she has lived this long... she says she eats everything but pork, chicken, and stays away from alcohol... and more specifically rum. and living a long life runs in the family... her son is 97 years old. (anny) tracking your morning details coming up. (anny) tracking your morning forecast. details coming up. have assembled. spider-man... black widow... captain america... and eddie? so, what's the plan? breaking out the guardians, pal. come celebrate the all-new guardians of the galaxy-mission: breakout! during the summer of heroes, only at disneyland resort. hero up! (james) welcome back to the kron four morning news... lets start the half hour with a check of weather and traffic... (anny hong) : light rain will remain possible through the morning before dry weather and partial clearing returns during the afternoon. dry conditions persist into the first half of wed

ihave a little song for you billy, roses are red, violets are blue, i didn't see yoursong, cause i'mot following you.what are you watching on netflix? apparently, a lot of adam sandler movies. the company says that their subscribers have collectively spenthalf a billion hours watching his movies over a 17-month span, which makes himthe big daddy of streaming. they are looking at you swan. that's all for the htldaily wrap. (james) coming up... the annual 4-20 marijuana celebration at golden gate park is today. how the city is cracking down on the event and what the legalization of the drug means. also... an alarming accusation in the aftermath of the oroville dam crisis. why some believe the mass evacuations should have never happened. a look at your forecast, next. and here's a we're coming up on 4-30... here are the big stories we're working on for you this morning... one man is recovering this morning after being shot by a burglar at his home in the oakland hills. 30-year-old jeremy white was shot last night just before 6:00. white was inside the home taking care of his disabled mo