we have wind, rain south jersey getting whacked with the heavier downpours, pockets and then p complete stop, hit and miss depending pneumonia where you step out your front door, i-95 , be careful in the work zones because all this heavier rain will be heading for the gutters. well, gutters, drainage gutters and construction zones are t travel lanes, like here on i-95 at girard avenue, where we see hydroplaning and accident start to pop. accident at 676 right the 42 freeway, speedometer readings will be naturally impacted as we get that heavier rain and a accident south on the allentown interchange and good news for mid county toll users, e-z pass express lanes are all opened, so it is an espress heading to the poconos back to . county are on the scene of the house fire in h at 4:30, this is 200 block of hilloa injuries at this time but we will bring you details with more information, ass room. ms, he is going back before a federal judge today.ams need to tell the court when found a new attorney in his bribery extortion case. steve keeley in cente very late. >> reporter: district attorn

male pulls a gun out iron announced the robbery and starts whacking him in the head with the gun. he said this is the second offender in the back seat, he sees the victim fighting back, he fires a shot through the seat, abe then striking our victim, obviously in the back and he comes out the chest area police arrived on the scene and drives to 52nd and chancellor and they transfer him to penn presbyterian where he is stabilized at this point we don't i have good guess corruption, just two black maleness their 20's. we are looking for video to help us during the course of the investigation and hopefully we will find something that will assist us. that the point we cannot talk to the victim because he is still being treated medically. >>> and that victim is in stable condition, so you are asking why did he pick up two men he didn't know? man is not an official cabdriver but he is well known in west philadelphia, for doing that type of work. police say, that as you heard they don't have any of good information about the suspects right now. they are just hoping that this incident was

. >> that's why it's so complex, it's like whack a mole. >> what i'm hearing more than anything donald trump wants people to go to the floor, have a record, but those that are no aren't concerned about what donald trump thinks, more concerned about their constituents back home and that's more motivating. >> david gurgen what do you think? >> i understand the instinct on the part of the white house to stand up and be counted who was loyal and who didn't for later purposes. but the fact is he's in a position right now where he needs to unify the party and everybody on the line is paying a potential price back home and from the point of view of trying to unify a party this is not what you due, hug each other and saying let's be positive we're moving on. >> but donald trump is used to walking out of negotiation. if he didn't like a deal, we walked off the deal an moved on and this is what i think he is saying now, we have to get this other with and move on. >> in the end david, you know the speaker well, you used to work for him. it's his decision not the president's decision, it's paul ry

facebook, that company, their whacking things all over the place but i remember one time walking along the white walk, they asked for forgiveness. that kind of mentality is there and it definitely says too much of washington. washington , they're always going to do it and blob loblaw so washington is the status quo. california is the wild west. there's a culture differential to begin with, in very different places and i think that sometimes that calls attention, it depends on the administration. clinton and barack obama saw great benefits from california. managed to get congress oftentimes the funnel is money for mass transit, for r&d, help out with the beach one d program. you know, other federal funds for state restoration, things like that. george w. bush who was rather benign, you could either love it or hate it. he pretty much didn't understand it, i don't blame him. and wasn't very outward on all that stuff and trump is going to be interesting. now, some people are already pulling their hair out because you know, trump h california and i'm not so sure he hates california, maybe h

what about the big mole you've got to whack?d about this because three years ago it would have been white woman hiding her legs from black men. greg with: we've replaced black people with couches. >> she's texting, i see black people. [laughter] >> bill clinton, right? i mean, come on, the things that he did -- >> dog offense the couch. dogs on the couch. >> he was sitting in a care when he got the -- >> at a desk much like this. >> i mean, you know, at least nobody got around and punched their legs out. greg: you know what bothers me, she can't kneel on it, but george bush always had that big, black dog rolling on the couch -- >> you're jealous of jasper, you don't like animals, you've got issues. it's true, he does. greg be: i'm not jealous of a dog. >> you stopped following dana on instagram -- >> because every 20 seconds -- >> it is an excessoff amount of dogs, i gotta be honest. >> an competitive amount of sweaty weight lifting. >> and yours is nothing but a lot of tears and call me. greg: dave, what's on your instagram? >>

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share cuts to hospitals in nonexpansion states two years ahead -- under obamacare, the hospitals got whacked. and we turned off those cuts to those hospitals in nonexpansion states. we have safety net funding as well for those states. and we have money in the patient and state stability fund for those states. mr. cole: as usual my friend anticipates my questions. i appreciate that because i can make a pretty good argue n-my state where, frankly, we're down to sage provider. like my friend from tennessee is. where our rates are going up 69% for those people on the exchanges, we're much better off in oklahoma with the addition that is you have added . -- additions that you added and the tax credit provisions than we're under the current system. i'll leave it to everybody here to determine that for themselves in their own respective states and jurisdictions. but it's a pretty powerful argument when i talk to people about where we're and what this provides in addition to what's available out there now. again from my stite, my area, this -- state, my area, this is an improvement. let me ask you a

here's a live look at 42 freeway where heavy pocket of rain is going to get whacked over here in south jersey, cherry hill, 295, atlantic city expressway and folks watching us down the shore, coming your way on the parkway , burlington bristol bridge all traffic stopped and it is, tacony palmyra and turnpike connector bridge and north on the new jersey turnpike an accident at exit number eight hightstown and good news for motorist who use mid county interchange. let's roll video from sky fox for a ride as we were over the work crews up high in the cherry picker there, plugging in the wires for the sensors that picked up the signals from your e-z pass transponder , the northbound lanes were opened last night, they expect southbound lanes to open up this morning to make it an e-z pass espreso, for everybody heading to or from the poconos this weekend. again speedometer readings knocked down where ever we're seeing that heavy rain and be careful in all of the work zones like here on 295 and the 42 freeway, there is traffic pattern shuffle but more importantly all this heavy rain is headin

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. >> after he started whacking the building glass windows. that's a good tackle. >> well done.ly that man to detroit. test him out. >> the shooting death of an indian immigrant in kansas being investigated by the fbi as a hate crime. accused of killing one man and wounding two others at a bar outside kansas city. he allegedly shouted get out of my tuesday the white house condemned the shooting as an act of racially motivated hatred. >> alarming news that colo-rectal rates are raising. the disease is now affecting middle-aged americans at lower rates. researchers say dramatic increase in cases among 20 and 30-somethings, may be partly due to a more sedentary lifestyle. and obesity. they also say, it may be linked to diets higher in saturated fats. sugars and grains. >> in florida, retired police officer been trying to convince a judge to spare him from a murder trial. >> curtis reeves has taken the stand insisting he was in a life or death struggle with a man inside a darkened movie theater when he pulled out his gun and fired. here is abc's kenneth moten. >> truth, whole truth

. >> come about a month beyonce got tongues whacking. >> i don't feel why a woman would feel a need.ears ago. demi moore naked bellies would consider shocking or indecent >> there's definitely a desire to feel beautiful and to feel comfortable in their skin. >> she specialized and celebrities helped create a booming business. a two-hour session costs area from 150 to $200. she ceases clients transform. >> my god is that me? it's important they can see themselves >> more and more women are posting picks to social media. others prefer to keep it private. either way there's a defendant shift towards the individual's decision to bear the bump or cover it. share it with the world or keep it to yourself. . >> really? a big shift. accepting someone's decision regardless. really quickly want to thank the photography who done some of the photos for sharing some maternity shots. people feel strongly and on both sides about how the body should be displayed. >> we're headed back down even snow to kick start. friday you can wake up to snow actively falling across the area and it could lead to slo

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a ride, no word where they were going when male pulls gun out and announced a rob rip and starts whacking them in the head with the gun. second offender in the back seat sees victim fighting back he fires a shot through the seat, striking our victim obviously in the back and comes out his chest area. police arrive on the scene, he drives to 52nd and chancellor and they transfer him to penn presbyterian where he is stabilized at this point. we don't have a good description. we just know two black male. we are looking for video in the area to help us through the course of the investigation. hopefully we will find something that will help us. so he is being treated medically the victim so we cannot talk to him just yet. >> reporter: that victim is doing well considering what happened, the man though is not in an official cabdriver but he is well known in philadelphia for doing that type of work. that is why he allowed those two men to get in the car. police say they don't have a good description of any suspects at this point. they are honing that this incident was caught on camera, many busi

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male pulls a gun out and announced a robbery and starts whacking him in the head in the gun. second offender in the back seat sees victim fighting back he fires a shot through the seat striking our victim obviously in the back and comes out his chest area but he is doing well at hot april this point which we're happen bye that. there are cameras in the area, real time crime cameras are in the area we are looking for other surveillance cameras and local businesses that we will try to retrieve in the morning >> reporter: police do not have any good description other than the suspect. they cannot speak to the victim because he is recovering from the gunshot wound. if police have it their way one of those nearby businesses will have surveillance video and that video will be the key piece of evidence to help them find out exactly hoist responsible for shooting, this five five-year old man, karen and thomas. >> that video is key, hopefully someone will come forward as we ask them to do. time is 4:35. police have a third kidnapping case on their hand in you this castle county. inves

story of specific programs, take appalachia, programs that benefit his voters that he is taking a whack at here. why do that? >> some of the stories are grossly wrong or nearly grossly wrong. all of the stories about how we cut meals on wheels. the program that we proposed to eliminate for meals on wheels accounts for 3% of the meals on wheels funding, but step back -- >> you're getting rid of the whole block grant that that provides. >> the block grant only provides 3% of meals on wheels money and that didn't get broadly reported. step back to what you asked the question and what about the trump voters? the president knows who his voters are. his voters are folks who pay taxes, as well, for the first time in a long time you have an administration you have an administration that has compassion for both sides and not where the money goes, but the compassion of where the money comes from. could i as a budget director look at the coal miner in west virginia and say i want you, please, to give your money to the national government to give to the national endowment of the arts and we got to

the area that's getting whacked right now, this is the hardest and most intense snow squall in our regionurlington county and parts of camden county towards berlin gibbsboro medford lakes tabernacle these areas of purple are rates of 1 inch per hour so it's blinding snow as it pushes through and these still extends to their north and west. that a your a little lighter and less intense but near green lane in montgomery county there's one there also up in the lehigh valley poconos dealing with scattered snow showers. they'll be around for the nhours so they are sudden bursnow with a quick. quick coating to as much as a half inch and there will be a quick freeze once wes those temperatures drop so anything that is wet out there and untreated will freeze over ickly. you can see thesetures, t philadelphia and you can a new degrees especial northwestern suburbs. by 9 o'clock, near freezing. 29 by 11 o'clock. wind chills overnight only between zero and 10 above when we wake up tomorrow morning with air temperatures only in the low 20's. we'll talk about the weekend chill and we'll talk about aga

as a student of politics and history at least, tough question to answer but take a whack at it. how different a president is this compared to all of the standing history of the presidency heretofore in u.s. history? >> i'm not as good as them going back 30 or 40 years. i wouldn't want o say how andrew jackson approached these issues. i think can you say at least in the televised era he's taken a very different approach and i'll point to just a couple specific examples. he argued repeatedly in our interview and he did it on the campaign as well that if he quotes something, he's not saying it. we have just not had a president in recent memory who has not tried to carry with his public statements a gravity of the office. trump approaches this very differently. he can say ted cruz's fath consorted withhe man who murdered j. f.k., even though there's no evidence because "the national enquirer" quote a story about it. no one has defended it -- >> but he called the newspaper. >> he called the newspaper. he said it was printed, i was just repeating it. back during the campaign, i asked

didn't care. >> is that what it was, whack the broad?t she is? >> i watch "the sopranos" a lot. >> reporter: it didn't take much prodding to show the court how little respect gold had for the entire proceeding. >> you fine this whole thing to be comical? >> absolutely. >> why is that, sir? >> took 20 years to get here. >> so that's -- it's funny? >> your sense of humor is different than mine. >> reporter: the judge limited the defense from offering its drug-smuggling alibi, and the suggestion that it was drugs, not lynne's body, in the bag clifford dumped. still, the defense was able to shoehorn in the thought that gold and clifford were on a drug run that night. >> isn't this true that you needed to meet him to get drugs, isn't that true? [ bleep ] >> reporter: with no body found, no dna and no physical evidence in clifford friend's house to prove lynne was murdered there, gold admitted he couldn't with absolute certainty say that lynne's body was in that bag. >> could you tell from your own sense that there was a body in there, yes or

these salaries are all out of whack everywhere. coaches, when i grow up, the coach could barely make it. , thehe coaches administrators can barely make it and the students can barely make it. you can think any segment of society, it's all out of whack. and i have a number for the white house if you want to write this down. the white house switchboard is 202-256-1414. i really believe that president trump should say, stop this. let's fix it. we know where it needs to be fixed. if you throw it out, politics are so bad, we can't fix it. i don't want to go down that road. i hope he would help us. -256-1414. you can get the congressional numbers, our colleagues numbers, get everybody. senators that are democrats that absolutely will hold the line and not vote to repeal the affordable care act. all 48. [applause] we need a little bit of help. time,the interest of that's all the tiestoday. we do have something small plan to give everybody in the room a voice. all of you have on your chairs a green and red card. we talked in the beginning

. >> they get in the ride and never announced to say where they were going and starts whacking them with the gun. >> the one in the backseat apparently fired the gun and struck him. he was able to drive to 52nd and chancellor and flagged down officers pour help. he was taken to the hospital and listed in stable condition and the victim was known in the area for driving an unlicensed cab. >> it's something that people do in parts of the city but sometimes driving a cab period can be a dangerous thing. >> and police are reviewing surveillance footage. >>> within the next hour we'll learn the details in the arrest and conviction of a serial child rapist. a delaware county man that had at least 12 victims, hugh lukes held underage parties and gave his victims some as young as 12 years old alcohol and drugs. he was 19 years old at the time. and the district attorney and police officials will have more on his conviction coming up if a news conference scheduled for 1:00, when it begins we'll stream it live at 6abc.com. >>> detectives in newcastle delaware says there is yet another atemmed kidna

. >>> the warriors have been out of whack. could curry find his touch in new york and get the warriors back o . facebook has a new way to fight fake news. when you see a story you think is false, you can report it and have it labeled as disputed. here is one example. a story about president trump's phone being a source of leaks. that's not true. if you see articles like this, you can tell facebook it's a fake news story. facebook will fact check using the associated press and abc news. if there's an issue, it will be labeled disputed. >>> nasa scientists may have a clever way to help make mars habitable for humans. this week during a workshop on long-term project, a scientist pitched an idea to use a giant magnetic shield that would block the sun's high energy solar particles that stripped away mars' atmosphere. scientists believe mars had surface water and was like earth several billion years ago. as the atmosphere starts to fill again and heat the planet, it would help with human plans to colonize. >>> barn owls helping keep

so we try to think to offerings whack can we do? it's not just get depressed and cynical and complacent. let's figure out what to do to augment what we already do. and we both grew up and came of age in the '60s and early '7's to teach-ins popped into mind and we thought that's something we can do. the response has been, frankly, overwhelming. >> guest: normally the events -- we do them on night and october weekends in the store. normally they're geared to specific books. authors that have a new book coming out and events we help to sell some books. the teach-ins, they're not geared to new books. we have had people -- panelists who have never written a book. some panelist have but maybe the books came out some time ago. so that is not the point of these events. they're different for us in that respect. >> host: you have held teach-in already on immigration and you're planning future ones. what -- >> guest: we have held three. the first one was the first week of january and it was kind of a miracle we pulled it off that quickly. the

explain the vision behind this budget that does whack a lot of domestic program, some which a lot of people benefit from and puts all the emphasis on security. >> the vision is that this is what the president ran on. he's trying to do something that politicians aren't famous for which is following through on his promises. if you go back -- which is what we did -- look at his speeches, interviews, talk to him and say what's important to you? look for the message the president was trying to deliver. that meant more money for defense, more money to security the border. more money for law enforcement generally and more money for things like veterans' affairs, veterans' health care and private and public school choice. that's where we spent more money. the president didn't want this to add to the deficit this year. when we added the $54 billion for defense we took that money from other places. that's the vision. more money for what the president said without adding to the deficit. >> he said we'll take care of those people, won't let people go untaken care of. you have seen story after st

that it was such a whack at epa's budget that it's almost designed -- they know that it's never goingbe accepted, but they really want 20 or 30% cuts, so they're going to ask for some extreme number like 97%. do you think that's what this document's about? >> um, i don't think entirely. certainly they're sending a message to the base. this is one of the easiest places to go because everybody hates regulation. causing them to spend money or change behavior -- >> they hate regulation until there's lead in the water -- >> they like the outcome. >> exactly. they like the outcome of regulation. so it's one or the other. but they do know that a lot of programs will be restored. congress will not let it go through this way. it's their home district. you talked the chesapeake bay, the great lakes clean up, those are things that are important to a whole bunch of constituents of a number of those who are in the congress today. and so, they're going to push back. they will restore, let the magnitude of the cuts that they're putting in with this budget means it's still going to be a largely cripp

donald trump has called you a whack job. what do you think of what the president thinks of you? >> well, it is pretty amazing. when you start to center yourself the way you should be. because he obviously thinks of me more than i think of him. i don't think of him very often anymore. i am trying to have he perspective on what really matters. >> do you have any regrets about the journey that you're on now. >> that i'm on now? >> yeah. >> not today. but check back with me in about three years. i'm sure i'll have tons of them. >> in three years, i don't want to see a u-turn again. >> i hope i am on the right path. emtrying to be quiet enough and listen to other points of view. >> that's the answer always. generous listening, charitable listening. and you've been kind enough to listen to my questions as i listen to your answers. that's our show tonight. good night from los angeles. thank you for watching and assaas a always, keep the faithful. >> for more information on today's show, go to tavis smiley.org. >> join me next time for conversation with sister simone campbell. and from

it's not that out of whack from where we were. the important thing, making sure we're not just having more spending, but smarter spending. i think there is a need for more readiness within our military to be able to have the training and the equipment and the mechanics sort of taking care of more quickly, but i think the big piece missing and this is what i want to make sure that we're hearing more about is that technological peace, making sure we're investing smartly and not just the big shiny objects that sort of make us feel important. it's behind the scenes. to bruce's point, i think that we want to be careful if we're paying for this by cutting the first line of defense, which is our diplomacy, we should just be careful be that. david: but, steve, there's one thing about the r and d that concerns me. very often we start a program and it takes years, sometimes decades to complete it. by the time it's completed, the technology is obsolete. >> unfortunately, the defense department, like the food and drug administration practices

because you know, your hormones are all out of whack, you are so happy, you just completed a marathon and then you have somebody proposing to you? i would have dropped to my knees, too. congratulations. >> very, very sweet. >> she would have thrown up. >> let's take a look at the big board. >>> the dow is down about 27. coming up, if you have ever had trouble deciding between a cup of coffee or a glass of wine, now you don't have to. a local winery has you covered. we'll be right back. prayers answered. and it's all thanks to a winery in napa.. the wine is called "molinari private reserve".. made by molinari cafe in napa valley.. >>> if you have ever desired the flavor of red wine and perks of a cup of coffee, consider your prayers answered. all thanks to a winery in napa. it is on a private reserve, made by molinari cafe. it has a rich and full-bodied taste with a hint of small dark fruit. each bad cost around $20. bad news is it is right now out of stock. the winery is working on making more. >> i hope they hurry. >>> facebook finally has a dislike button but it is not where you wou

. >>> up next, as old man winter's storm whacks the airlines, the cruise industry is sailing right along. why they are enjoying the strong start to the year and where they see more opportunities on the high seas. >>> a late season has hit the east coast, with several governors declaring states of emergency. as blizzard warnings exist in some of those areas. and while major cities were spared the heavy tows, many inland areas were expected to get more than two feet of snow. and the winter storm is easily the biggest of the season to hit the airlines. and it is packing quite a punch with more than 7,000 flights kansas he wi cancel. how much it will hurt the airlines and h mhanhe bod? >> with airports throughout the northeast looking like ghost towns, the airs have had no choice but to cancel scores of flights and told many travelers they're not flying in the storm. >> it is a big impact. it is crippling, from d.c. to boston is having a huge impact. >> among the hardest hit airports, jfk and laguardia, along with boston. all scratching more than 70% of their flights. the airlines had which

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and secondly, can you take a whack at explaining to our audience this notion of how people can be collaterally collected in legal surveillance that's going on that's been approved of someone or something near to them? >> yeah, if we have a collection authorized against, say, a chinese official along with another chinese official and they mention an american, let's say they mention mike flynn or mention donald trump, and their name would appear in an intelligence report, well, normally it's blacked out unless their name is important to understand what are these guys talking about? in which case it can be unmasked in certain circumstances and devin nunes apparently is referring to that or he's referring to circumstances in which a lawful target of surveillance overseas is talking to somebody here in the u.s. but either way, brian, i guess here's the point. this is all appropriate, lawful, legally approved intelligence collection. there's nothing inappropriate. nothing nefarious. this is not a scandal. this is not something irregular or inappropriate. what's irregular or inappropriate is taking i

to think that people would be whacking off to someone's rape. >> reporter: what do you want people to know about being the wife of a child pornographer? >> i don't like how you phrased the question. >> reporter: how would you phrase it? >> the term child pornographer implies to me he was producing and distributing and that's what it implies to me, and i don't like -- because he wasn't doing that. he took pictures, but he didn't distribute them. >> reporter: he took photos and videos? >> right. >> reporter: which is producing child pornography? >> right. >> you always want to make it better. [instrumental music playing] i didn't see any of it. i don't knowhow bad it i wasn't -- it wasn't going on -- >> reporter: what would you call him? >> an addict more than anything else. >> reporter: addicted to child pornography? >> yeah. >> reporter: i think there may be people who watch this interview and think how could she not know? 50,000 images, 1,000 videos, how could you not know? >> he had three computers that i had no idea about. >> reporter: what are your thoughts towards him now? >> i f

. >> whack a mole from the daily news. >> daily news got creative. >> they got a little creative.se are the early ones we're seeing. >> "boston herald," trump keeps reeling them in. >> globe" all the other major newspapers here in the u.s. leading with that headline. and all of it dealing with russia. so of course, it's got to be in the headlines in russia, right? >> you would think. >> let's cross over to our producer there patrick reevell joining us on the phone from moscow. good morning to you. you are in the country at the heart of this controversy. tell us about the newspaper headlines that have this in it right now. >> reporter: yeah, i mean it's really a nonreaction here. i've got in front of me, i've got three of the biggest papers in russia and not one of them has even a mention of yesterday's hearing on their front page. not even a small article. some of them don't even have any reference to it at all. the biggest tabloid, the only reference to trump is an article how he runs the u.s. using twitter and asked whether vladimir putin might also like to try that. >> patrick,