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if the pressure on yields continue we might see this correction dragging on for quite a bit longer yan's quarter on wall street for us thanks for that. super bowl sunday isn't just the sporting event of the year in the united states is every advertises dream the whole country is watching and at least a third off the brew cost is reserved for commercials which always trying to outdo each other and was lost and soffit subtle digs at president donald trump a more conservative game plan is expected this time around. there's no doubt about it the super bowl is big business and the show begins long before the players take to the field even the arrivals of this year's contenders the new england patriots and philadelphia eagles at minneapolis st paul airport it was a media event these are some of the u.s.a.'s highest paid athletes. television advertising during the big game also attracts a monday galaxy as advertisers go on a no holds out and spending spree. now. this year's lineup includes big hitters danny de vito. and morgan freeman and missy elliott. soft drinks a snack foods in celebrity mo

by yan: seed faith? kate:like we talked about with oral roberts.language means you should give in hopes that that person will be the reason it is returned back to you. first fruits, there is even pastors appreciation day when you are supposed to give a certain amount to celebrate the pastors anniversary at that church. there are just more and more categories where we need to give. reasons to give. brian: i have a friend to when the pastor goes on vacation, they passed the hat. when it is his birthday, they passed the hat. what is your reaction to that? if you are in a church like that, what would your reaction be? kate: most people i interview really like seeing their pastor do well as an expression of who hey are. look how well he is. that is how they demonstrate the spiritual principles at work. the argument is if it works for him, it can work for me. some of it ends up being really celebrated. pastors with jets, pastors with his center mercedes-benz out front. sometimes the megachurch will put the parking space of the pastor with the some of it

back to late this morning in the briefing from house republican leaders including house speaker, paul yan. the speaker: the government has no higher responsibility than to support our men and women in harm's way. for months now we have been working to get our military the resource it is needs to keep the peace. this budget agreement delivers on that commitment. it fully funds our national defense at levels that secretary mattis has requested. it provides what the message message needs to restore our -- pentagon needs to restore our military edge. as secretary mattis said yesterday, i quote, congressional action will ensure our military can defend our way of life. that mission is hard enough, especially in a time of rapidly evolving threats, but our military's job has become exponentially harder because of the staggering readiness crisis that it is

and yan's on the field and that's just the start of back injury list they're missing five more players hardly the perfect preparation for their match against leipsic where the sun is shining but the frosty temperatures are fitting to the all around mood at the club after just one win in the last eight games last season's runners up a miles away from the form that saw them take the bundesliga by storm in their debut season and they know the falls will make life tough decision if they're a fantastic team with lots of attacking options will be rivaling out of the champions league places so this couldn't be a harder task for us films with lights. last away when coming all the way back in october it's time for them to rise to the challenge and get this season back on track with three points. jamaica samus for its reggae whiteman quick sprinters and it's bob slayer's the caribbean island first sent a box like team to the winter olympics in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight so iconic that a film was made about them now jamaicans are again in the limelight they're sending their first wome

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successive administrations or one state that is ee gal tear yan and democratic and that gives full equal rights for all of its citizens regardless of the color or creed or religion or langu e language. full equal rights in the historic land of palestine. that's the second option. president trump is right. we now the people and the leadership are with the two state solution on the 1967 -- we are with it for implementation, not for negotiations. we are with it because we believe it's the possible, knowing that in israel it's an nonstarter, the idea of a one state solution. we're still with it. however, we realize that netanyahu's government actively seeks to destroy not only the president possibility of a two-state solution on 1967 borders but actually the future discussion of the solution all together. the netanyahu government is involved in removing the tracks of the two-state solution. how else would you interpret the ruling party's decision only a few weeks ago to annex the west bank. how else do we translate the passing a law not to negotiate jerusalem unless 80 members vote, which is

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this jug and what is called fiftieth anniversary of the victory one of the people on board is yan breeder from germany he is the expedition leader on route to the north pole. in my phenomenon it's once in during the twenty nine trips that i've made to the north pole the amount of ice is really very sheets we've encountered ice at seventy six degrees north sometimes at eighty two degrees and. that's why you see what we find this year we are all shot them as they're heading to the north pole fire the friends land archipelago it takes them five days from moments onboard our crew members tourists and scientists. the vessel has been equipped to spend very long periods in the ice it wouldn't need to find a poor for a year it's a floating city with a pool a gym and a lot on board get to. the ice broke or has more than a thousand cabin sundram zz. was the journey takes the passengers through a pristine landscape but that could be over soon. or about development of their military presence in the arctic or from their actual side of the family from colorado fire and also to their year as they also d

one of the people on board is yan breeder from germany he is the expedition leader on route to the north pole. in my phenomenon unsponsored during the twenty nine trips that i've made to the north pole the amount of ice has really varied sheets we've encountered ice at some to six degrees north sometimes at eighty two degrees north of. what we find this year. then as if they're heading to the north pole fire the friends use a land archipelago it takes them five days from. onboard our crew members tourists and scientists. the vessel has been equipped to spend very long periods in the ice it wouldn't need to find a poor for a year it's a floating city with a pool a gym and a launch on board kitchen. the ice program has more than a thousand cabins and rooms. the journey takes the passengers through a pristine landscape but that could be over soon. development of their military presence and dark of course on the russian side the famous from colorado fire and also for their euro as they also develop their arctic military facility all countries. one reason is that no one can say exactly where

. >>> futuro limb yan is born athlete who welcomed baby number two in the world. >>> plus, frightening moments on board a united airlines flight to hawaii after an engine problem forced the pilot to make an emergency landing, we are back in two oo6zz y2oo6y y12fy >>> back this morning a tragic ending for one of the seven climbers stranded honor gone's mount hood, unidentified climber died after falling between, 701,000 feet down the mountain yesterday. rescuers say that two groups became stranded in an altitude of 10,000 feet. they managed to trek down with rescuers. >> anytime, somebody loses a life, it is devastating. we are thankful, however, that we are able to get these other folks down safely. >> crews say warmer weather contributed to the snow and ice melt which led to falling debris, and dangerous conditions. >>> well, family of the late actor bill paxson is suing the hospital and surgeon who treated him before his death. he is 61 year-old paxton died last february just days after under going heart surgery. in the suit paxson's family allege that the surgeon was not experienced

. >>> spokesmen for bill cosby as comedy yan's 44 year-old daughter, ensa cosby died friday in massachusetts. spokesperson confirmed she suffered from renal condition a condition that impairs kidney function. ensa cosby led a life away from the spot late she was a strong defender of her father during his sexual assault trial saying she believed he was innocent. >>> after a rough weekend weather-wise we have a break from the rain but don't get used to it, meteorologist kate bilo's outside on the sky deck some relief for right now, kate. >> that is right, pretty nice night not all that cold for at lee february and not raining which is great news we have not seen many days like that lately a lot have rain over weekend but we have got some sunshine on the way, lets look at is what happening, storm scan three front clearing coast right now cloud are thin ago cross our area but still seeing some showers over portions of virginia and through north caroline, depending on where you are, it is either a clear evening north and west or you are seeing more cloud still hanging around looking east. it look

i'm afraid we've lost therm yan for now but let's continue and hopefully will be able to get the link back to you and i go into is in easton d r c let's go back to george and george young was young was starting to tell us about something more deeper a deeper malays that is affecting the sector that is leading to generally to a downturn in the amount of humanitarian aid being given primarily from countries because it's governments isn't it the do the heavy lifting when it comes to this area. beside the cautious of describing it as a malays for centuries. the spender humanitarian aid has been increasing over time it's just that the needs are outpacing that increase and obviously we get to see what impact donald trump's decisions might have on the overall a flows but that's until until recently it's been increasing. but i think the point young was was going to make going to make was that was that was just to reemphasize i guess that. that the need is really just getting getting greater at a scale that the none of us foresaw i keep thinking back to twenty eleven when we were working on fo

earlier we spoke tojinny yan, chief china economist, at icbc standard bank.w is that, from a business level, particularly for industries that travelled along with her, i think it has been very much a success. all of these deals that you talked about have been seen as an important step for many business leaders. both from the uk site and also the chinese side. there are many sectors whereby both the uk and china have mutual areas of interest. what do you look for when you choose a mortgage? the lowest rate is the obvious answer. but it's not necessarily the right one if you want to save money. there's some new research from the mortgage broker trussle which says low rate deals often disguise some fairly high rate fees and incentives. and the difference can make a difference. even over just two years the extra costs could be well over £1,000. joining us now is david hollingworth, communications director at l&c mortgages. do you think this is true? have you experienced this? so, the market is almost spoiling borrows the choice at the moment. it's very competitiv

that does not happen to me in safl yan clothes. >> reporter: now he shares his -- civilian clothes. >> reporter: now he shares his experiences with others. student have said they have not experienced bigoty in the community but they say that the message hits home. >> people stereotype each other and i notice it. it made me appreciate someone coming to our school and talking about it. >> technically we are all minorities so we all share things in common, like he talked about humility and compassion. >> reporter: he is next scheduled to take his message to employees at google. >> people say, your message is beautiful and i connect to it. that tells me a lot. >> this is ktvu fox news news. >>> this saturday, a group of bay area police officer and retired officers are heading to puerto rico, it's been five months since hurricane maria hit the island and families across puerto rico are still struggling, after the hurricane, they raised money to help law enforcement officials in 20 cities, now they are bringing more help to those cities where the police have been woshing for months in t shi

we see a vivid expression of the family story of of new mexico. .yan is 27 years old an officer with the albuquerque police department. he is here tonight with his wife, rebecca. [applause] pres. trump: thank you, ryan. last year ryan was on duty when he saw a pregnant, homeless woman preparing to inject heroin. when brian told her she was going to harm her unborn child, she began to weep. she told him she didn't know where to turn, but badly wanted a safe home for her baby. in that moment, ryan said he felt god speak to him. can.ill do it, because you he heard those words. he took out a picture of his wife and therefore kids. then he went home to tell his wife rebecca. in an instant, she agreed to adopt. they named their new daughter hope. ryan and rebecca, you embody the goodness of our nation. thank you. [applause] pres. trump: thank you, ryan and rebecca. rebuild america's strength and confidence at home, we are also restoring our strength and standing abroad. around the world we race rogue regimes, terrorist groups, and rivals like china and russia that challenge our interest, o

force force policy prefrts us from shooting at a vehicle even if it's trying to kill innocent vifl yans or officers. s in the second time in the last four months that an officer has been hit by a fleeing vehicle. in october officer elia suffered a serious head injury on bike patrol. the use of force policy was changed in 2016 following a series of officer involved shootings. >>> watch this video now of a uc berkeley police officer body slamming a man during a rally on campus today. the man was identified by the union as david cole, a housing and dining services employee. the university has released a statement saying that moments prior to the video, the man had thrown his sign at a moving car. he was arrested on charges of vandal ichls and resisting arrest. the university says the incident will be reviewed by uc p. d. command staff. >>> all right moving on. now that recreational marijuana is legal in california, things are really changesing. one company is taking reservations for tours that will soon put a spotlight on the local cannabis industry. abc 7 news chris wynn has the story fro

. >> >> reporter: this was the view from the old vikt yan at 16th and gerry. >> with 11 roommates three dogs and a beehive. >> technically the beehive and the chicken were outside. the struggle memorable. >> paying $600 a month, working three jobs. i couldn't -- i conmake it work. >> so she moved to washington, d.c. >> i don't miss going to bed hungry. i don't miss asking my parents for rent money. i don't miss wondering if i'm keeping the electricity on at night. >> dennis moved to portland january 1st. he says new year new him. >> it's great having extra money. i wouldn't come back to san francisco. >> they're not the only ones who thought about leaving. monica anderson says that thought occurs to her once a month when she writes out her rent check. >> i can't believe i'm paying this much for rent. i bet i could pay less somewhere else. i wonder how utah is. that's about it. you swap the states out every month or so. >> well officials from other states and even other countries are wooing bay area talent, the greater sacramento economic council is trying to convince people to move with

court of the united states in its own opinions has from time to time drawn attention to this very lynn yan. the oran lineage. the idea of this double jeopardy going back to st. jerome's interpretation of the book and nahum. many founders thought the bible was essential to their constitutional experiment in republican self-government. republican self-government. now i speak here of small "r" republicanism, a political arrangement, a political system, not a political party. so what did small "r" republicanism mean to americans in the founding era? it meant at least this. popular government committed to the rule of law in which government authorities derived from the consent of the governed and exercised through representatives freely and fairly chosen by the people. now let me draw your attention to what strikes me as a rather extraordinary turn of phrase, a turn of phrase i encountered on more than one occasion as i was working on this book. john adams, john adams described the bible as the most republican book in the world. the most republican book in the world. now, i have picked up my bi

if you're vet flare yan in the delaware valley, have you ever cloned a pet for somebody? how, i mean? >> it is like a sheep. remember like dolly the sheep. so probably being done for 20 years. but you have to be like barbara streisand rich to go out and spend that kind of money. yes, so many dogs in shelters. peta actually against this, they've got enough dogs on the planet that need homes. >> i can see that, yes. >> but not ready to let go when you love your little creature so much. so i understanded. >> yes, would the personality be the same if you clone them? >> these are questions i need answers dollars. well, however a are we? i'll be dead. but do we clone humans? you snow. >> i hope not. i was about to say that's right out of steven king. you don't need to go there. always a problem. >> and the ethical debate about it. >> wouldn't you like about ten of these, right here, little bit more of this. i think one is a enough. >> all right. stain gram, folks. are you going to switch to vero? >> so if you love instagram, you want to hear about vero. calling vero the instagr

he hopes today is the beginning -- beginning of a new start without the governor dale yans hanging over his head and the head of his children. >> the indictment says the governor took the nude photo without consent and he is being charged with transmitting it? >> the indictment appears to reflect that there is as transmittal of this image that has given rise to the charge, and that in large part appears to me to be the basis of the charging of the crime as a felony versus as a misdemeanor. >> do you anticipate additional charges against the governor? >> i don't know. i would say that given the reports that are going on about his dark money, about his utilization of an app to delete potentially state-related communique. due to the fact that there is a pending attorney general investigation going on in the state of missouri, given the reports about a federal investigation going on about fund raising issues, my guess is his hands are full. and what charges may or may not in the future be brought quite frankly is anyone's guess. nobody would have guessed this would have given rise to 50 sha

and it's that cold california nad yan air that's rushing in behind this system.t's take you hour by hour. we are looking at the 40s. 40s will be with us until midnight. we'll see rain here in the area. but look at this. they have fallen down into the 30s in the poconos and lehigh valley. that will transition into a rain/mix. you can get snow, but it's a wet snow. and look at this. then we head into tomorrow afternoon and wake up on saturday. only in the teens with the windchill in the single digits. and look at this. saturday we only make it into the low 30s. sunday we start out with a mix in the lehigh valley and parts of the suburbs. it quickly changes into rain because temperatures are on the rise. it will be a mainly rain event during the super bowl here in philadelphia. while in minneapolis, they are looking at 3 degrees. clear skies with a feels like of 14 below sozero. your ten-day is coming up in a little bit. >> nice perspective there but ouch. >> owning it like a badge of honor. >> ahead at 5:00, the owner of the patriots explains why so much of america

>> ya, i'm camille yan. >> you're doubles. >> i don't know. >> ya? a great story, seriously. >> didn't think that one through. >> mike. >> good to see you, man. >> good idea. >> see you. >> i'm telling you the best story ever how they met. i can't say it in the screen, sore. >> i hey you can get married at federal and broad. >> ya, jason can a phillie ate. >> congratulations. >> where are we going? >> i believe we're taking a break. >> what happened? >> oh, remember this, mike? the crowd surf in the street, the french rugby fans. can you guys stay around? you guys can play along with us. we want to do some crowd surfing now. we're about the g you to work. >> this just happened? >> well, happened over in england. we'll try to recreate it. ashley, will you let us surrounsurfyou? >> sure, wouldn't be the first time. >> wow. time. >> wow. actual this is so exciting, dave! time. >> wow. hey gus, meet tucker... . awwww... whoaaaa !! ...and axle, angie, frank, charlie, millie, ralph, henry, audrey and duke... yep...ten times the fun. sorta like this... ahhh

eddie yan. our purview is advising the mayor and board of supervisors in environmental matters and set policy. we passed a resolution last night after much consideration that involved extensive independent review. we also had an extensive item by california energy commissioners as us on a global economy moving to 100% renewable energy. we hope you vote to divest and -- >> so we resolved that we are supporting as a whole commission the full and expeditious divestment of the retirement fund, beginning with the immediate divestment of assets that have had negative returned for five more years. we know you would take longer to responsibly divest, but we urge you to do that. if the world -- >> you've reached your time. >> we change the world. >> barry hermanson. kristin spalding, david page. >> i decline. >> barry hermanson, sierra club, san francisco green party, divest now. >> thank you very much. kristin spalding, david page. is kristin spalding in the room? >> no. >> okay. david page, i saw you e

danny mak and yan wai chan. >> hi. yeah, so we were operating without a permit because i didn't realize we needed one. we're new to doing business, it's our first business. we're happy to work under those conditions that maggie has pointed out, the hours -- we could do monday through thursday to close at 11:00 and weekend keep it at 2:00. we have a lot of supporters from the neighborhood, too. we want to provide a safe and fun social space for the community and we have -- we currently have one room and most of the karaoke singing is being done outside in the dining area. so it's very transparent for everybody and we have -- we're going to have on site security hired, outside company actually. we're hoping to keep everything safe and, you know, add to the night life of thetlife of the d and -- yeah. >> do you guys currently have a liqu liquor license. >> we do currently have a liquor license. >> what type is it? >> it's a type 41. >> and you're conditioned to sell liquor all the way to 2:00? >> yeah -- >> beer and wine.

. >> reporter: sculpture by robert inn yan a spent a year getting a make over, $55,000 for fresh paint job and primer and 12,000 for new stain let steel pedestal. city officials decided to parade, the beloved icon, into center city, before bolting tonight to place. >> they are doing a parade about it. >> yeah, you can take credit for it every day. >> reporter: parade every day. >> nope, never gets old. >> well, two in a week, that is awesome. >> reporter: let's just say this one was 10 down from last thursday, when the eagles rock the town. >> we are excited to be, parading it through town, welcoming it back to philadelphia, and after a whole year of ago way. >> reporter: love did make a brief stop at the amore sculpture before it was gently lovingly lower into place. coup the picture taking. >> you don't get a shot of the love sculpture then is what the point in being in philadelphia. >> reporter: and man has hey point, lots of picture taking behind me lots of selfies. there has been a line at some point here to pose, with the love sculpture. no word yet on any marriage proposals. liv

. >> you are a winter limb yan anyway to stay warm do you this. >> reporter: asia evans is a bob sledder making her second winter experience in pyeongchang. she said shack it is a hot ticket item. >> how did this jacket people were trying to say the jacket at opening ceremony just hilarious. >> reporter: you could see team u.s.a. jacket is symbolic of the america's melting pot, ralph lauren partnered with design companies around the country to create the perfect park a battery pack, half of the mary high tech engineering , with the design, in order to allow our athletes to be able to use the battery pack while they have gloves on >> reporter: battery pack used to heat the jacket was designed by baltimore base cod detect, and two buttons control the temperatures setting. >> we wanted the athletes to be warm for an entire day if they wanted it to be and we wanted it to be fit in the palm of their hand. >> reporter: heating panel is an american flag made with conducted ink. fewer then 100 were released to stores and fashion combination was so popular, it sold out in under 20 minutes n pyeon

me so i'm a little bit of a con tear yan >> what stock that you own are you most excited about is thereyou recently got excited about? >> no, i can't say there is. just knowing the market in general and the, the etfs, i just think it's easier to do it that way i try to cherry pick stocks here and there. you know, i thought for a while, i thought wynn stock was great and it has been. of course now, what's been going on with that, but so much of it is mccao and about 80% of the company. >> i'm a buyer if he steps away in any steps ay in any way, shape or form. i'm a buyer and that is a sale or sale of partial assets. it is a negative headline at first. stock will come in and then people come to their senses and say there is a ton of value here. >> it is already taken a good whack. >> i'm watching. >> we wish you a great game. >> this is fantastic >> the thrill is on. >> love your show. watch it all of the time keep it going. >> al mikeles, super bowl lii. and straight ahead joe theismann is stopping by he likes to talk stocks too. ooh. so, why don't traders have coaches? who says they don

. >> rahel solomon has the morning offer, i'm yan car barrow. your day. today is february the 12th, 2018. >> our weekend wash out finally coming to an end. >> the worse of this certainly hit the south and eastern counties, the hardest. >> bulk of this making it exit at this point. >> the drivers side door was shot out. >> triple shooting in southwest philadelphia. >> twenty-three year old man has died. and police here at headquarters are just hoping to find his killer. >> president trump unveils history john dollar plan to repair and rebuild the nation 's crumbling infrastructure. >> set your alarm clocks. >> starting new the day, now we know the day and time royal watchers can line up to see the highly anticipated nuptials. >> e-a-g-l-e-s eagles! >> running back jay ajayi signed autographing for nearly 500 eagles fans. >> today's morning minute is sponsored by pen medicine's abe rom son cancer center the number one cancer center in the region. >> well, there is definitely no sign of super bowl fever going away any time soon for eagles fans. >>

yan has these hillbillies locked up in his pen and he knows it. since his earliest days his chief strength has been among the folk of the remote hills and forlorn, lonely farms. his nonsense is there ideal of sense. when he delusions them with his theological bilge, they rejoiced like pilgrims sporting in the river of jordan. no matter what you might think of hl mencken's ideology, he had a certain genius for comic condescension. and reports like this had powerful effects. this trial came to be widely seen as a cultural defeat for fundamentalism. as the moments that made famous the caricature of the fundamentalist as the uneducated redneck. and the scopes trial has become this icon of the clash between fundamentalism and modernism. and i think it is so telling that 1925 was also the year of the creation in canada of the united church of canada. remember, i told you about that great moment of protestant unity in canada when the baptists -- not the baptists, the presbyterians, the congregationalists, and the methodists joined together to make one bi

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many civil lerer tear yan rpz of indulging abuses of power. so i do want to look at that. the other thing i don't understand about this story is for a year we've been in a situation where we don't have full contacts. we are getting leaks that are selective, that are not the full context of the story, that are we know exactly what the motivation lz. i don't mind having more information that gives context to the story that we have here, it is appropriate for the oversight on these agencies for vet reason to make sure they don't take their very important rules that they have over our civil liberties and don't, you know, let it run amok. the problem here is we can't trust that because it's so partisan. we can't trust the investigation. >> i would like all the weeks that happened this past year. or, god forbid, the intelligence and the house works together and comes up with something together. >> he believes the senate should weigh in before this is released, so i think that's a very important part. the distinguishment between the house separation and the. this is only one-half

philadelphia that is right vittoria woodill takes you inside mudder museum for a closer look at variety tore yan >> it makes a smooth sound. >> reporter: mudder museum since 1863 has had a reputation for being disturbingly informative housing more than 25,000 objects haphazardly hair raising about the hood man body. but there has never been a exhibit as hair raising as this. woven strands, the art of human hair work. >> this hair that grows out of our heads is so personal, it is so intimate, that this is probably one of the most intimate art forms you could look at or ever see. >> reporter: it is a collection of 60 piece that he is trick your eyes from believing these works of art are not made from human hair but they are. you will see hair styles in many ways, wrapped with a meaning behind it, from morning, to love, and family. >> this is a total family history of the will yams family. >> reporter: art form that collector and joe curator john whitenight displays proudly at times on his wrist. >> there i am with my initial j and my hair behind there. >> reporter: at the museum where many pieces

but there is a similar desire in what he thinks are roosevelt yan terms to meet with the other side. so sit down as he said and talk things through man to man, and that phrase turns up time and again. the perception that the elites are the efeet femennized and the men will figure it out. nixon meets with the soviet counterpart more times in his relatively short presidency than throughout the entire decade before. right, kennedy and johnson each have one meeting with the soviet counterpart with. nixon has three high pressure his meetings are more extensive. much more focused on personal sbrs relations. more secretive also. there is emphasis on making the relationships nimble. and there is emphasis, veriperson importantly on floerks and what nixon sees at rooseveltien terms. and that everything is negotiable. you can make tradeoffs. kissinger gives it fancy terminology process linkage but anyone who studies negotiations this the horse trading that goes on in serious negotiation. this drives the arms control experts batty. they have figured out systemically the way to talk about the thr

. >> yan these boosters relanded after take-off? >> two madeit back. they landed in perfect sink nisty. it almost looked like animation. it was rather spectacular. those are fully reusable boothsers. the shuttle tried to reusability. but because of compromises in bullets along the way, it was onlierally reusable and ultimately an expensive craft to fly. >> yang: and elon musk, what is he using for a payload? >> sreenivasan: nasa probably would have put in bricks furht we he put in a tesla roadster with a dummy sitting in the seat wite his arm onithin doe, and on the screen of the tesla, it says, "don't panic." david bowie playing, of course. you have to appreciate the cro marketing, tesla, his company, and number two, just the good, plain fun of it. >> yang: absolutely. onu covered the space program for a long, time. what was it like for you to watch this today? >> iurcaught me byise. i wasn't. there i couldn't get. there but just watching it, i really g emotional. i miss that event, seeing the shut lts launch from those that launchpad was where apollo

. >> yan mr. ruggiero, bad timing? >> no, absolutely not.should be focused on northri korea's humahts record and bringing fred war is the right approach by the administration. we need to continue to shine the spotlit. it's disappointing that south korea's own president, who is ar former humghts lawyer, is not as focused on this as president trump is. i think it's admirable that vicd president pencid that. >> yang: mr. ruggiero, you say you feel the north koreans are ying to drive a wedge between south korea and the united states. how real do you think that wedge is and what are the consequences? >> well, the conversation we're hasng here. this what kim john -- kim jong-un wants. they want a wedge between the united states and south korea. the other thing they want is to sabotage the sanctions program. it's finally showing some success. i think kim jong-un has felt that pressure. and he knows that if he is talking to south korea, thait will be harder for the united states to go to countries and ask them to dohings above the letter of the law,

than ever before when it comes to delivering aid to besieged areas the humanitarian advisor to syria yan egeland also criticize rebel groups for putting up obstacles these have created the worst conditions in areas like italy and just twenty fifteen. humanitarian diplomacy seems to be totally impotent we're getting nowhere and i'm on the last convoy beseeched area was at the end of november twenty eighth of november to a place called national beer and it was only for seven thousand two hundred people so through december and through general ri hasn't been a single convoy of lifesaving relief medical supplies food to any besieged area a man who drove his van into a crowd outside a london mosque last year has been found guilty of murder and attempted murder one person was killed nine other people were injured when derren also rammed his van into worshippers in finn's ri park in north london prosecutors said osborn was influenced by far right ideology and motivated by hatred of muslims his or u.k. correspondent be phillips daryl's born in a pub in wales days before the attack the police call

and the other is this shakespeare yan like drama that's always played out at the warehouse with the president'sw and daughter and top advisers. and john kelly is the latest senior white house official to get on the bad side of jared and ivanka. >> it's been reported that kelly doesn't like the way they conduct themselves in the white house. when ivanka comes to a meeting and goes, oh i'm going to pop in. and of course the daughter and the seasonal don't like that. let's just say jared loss his clearance, couldn't we assume president trump will give him any information he wants anyway? >> yeah and that's another thing that feeds to be said. the president can classify anything he wants. >> if that's the case then who cares. the president will do waver he wants. >> which he does. on a repeated basis. it's not clear to me that this is really all it's cracked up to be, because ultimately donald trump is going to tell jared what donald trump want to tell jared. >> is this just about saving face? would it be humiliating for jared if he lost his security clearance? >> he hasn't been able to get one, th

humanitarian diplomacy in this syria is getting nowhere according to the un's humanitarian advisor yan egeland has been detail in what's been happening last year and he has just one word horrific and here's why the u.n. says a humanitarian pause is desperately needed in eastern guta where the four hundred thousand have been living under a government siege for over four years there has been no medical evacuation since the end of december even those trying to return home after years of conflict are falling prey to unexploded bombs in iraq car which has been recently recaptured from eisel there have been fifty deaths or injuries every week since one hundred twelve people have died so far the u.n. says the amount of displacement in syria last year has never been witnessed in a generation that had lived there been two hundred seventy thousand displacement since december alone the syrian government and its russian ally has launched a renewed offensive there and at least fifteen thousand civilians have been fleeing into freend because of the turkish offensive which began last month and there

." >> yan gun violence had already encroached on sophie's life. middle school is just blocks from the baseball field where republican lmakers were shot last year. >> with each news incident like this, she's brought it up, but it seems like this time it's much more impactful, because she's headed to high school and it seems very real. >> yang: was it a qution and a conversation you were prepared for? >> no one is ever prepared for this, because it's outside what. we can imagi >> yang: rebecca has tried to shield her 11-year-old son, grant, but has already thought about how she would answer if he asks why this happened. >> we, as humans, always eventually rise above these things. we've had many horrific things in our history. but we eventually work our way through it. at we will solve this because we love our children. >> yang: for the gregorians, it s a loss of innocence for both parents and child. >> when you have a child that crofls into your lap and kin holds onto your arm and starts almost whi ert just concern or not being able to really undsta

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southwest philadelphia restaurant is implicated in the lawsuit saying he was a colonel in the lie buyer yanf 600 people. i'm joe holden what people who know this man has to say bit. >>> also, almost opened for business our stephanie stahl explains what you can expect as medical marijuana dispens aries get set to open up in the state of pennsylvania, kate. >>> it has been a mild, relatively quiet valentines day but rain turns to the area tonight and i'll tell you when it gets here and when we could be looking at a chance for some snow, that is right, snow , "eyewitness news" at 6:00 starts right now. >>> he ran up and down the hall way, begging, and he shot through my door and broke the window. >> you hear this on the news all the time. you never think it will happen and it happen. it happened. >> horror at a florida high school, a gunman opens fire, sending students rushing out of the building, and armed officer, rushing in. tonight as survivors tearfully reunite with loved won, the full scope of this tragedy is still unknown. hello, good evening aim ukee washington. >>> i'm jessica dean. t