he said will you play zack's mother, i went yes, thank you, lord, thank you, thank you.> my mom, my mom. >> stephen: i was wondering because-- here is a picture of you and your mom. >> horazella. hora ora glela anderson. ora is the first name and then zella which is, i don't know, i don't know, it's both names are unusual. i never -- . >> stephen: never asked what it means. >> you know, i i did i think an she goes well, the perfect name for me. i go all right. >> stephen: mother of 11 children. >> moth ever of 11. >> stephen: where do you fall in the 11? >> most successful. i'm sorry. i just want to say to jimmy and janna and lisa, i didn't mean that, i'm sorry. >> stephen: i am one of 11 as well. >> oh, wow. >> stephen: and i am the baby of 11. >> i'm ten. >> stephen: i'm 11. >> i just slid out when i came. i was at the hospital, i was home before my mom got home. i messed that up. but it worked. >> stephen: yeah, sure, like a string bean. >> yes. >> stephen: can you, i like to raise people with big familiesk gi top to bottom. >> cuz i always add mom and dad, can you pu

lana zack joins us live from washington. >> reporter: good morning, in a little bit more than five hours, donald j. trump will take to the podium behind me to swear and oath to protect the constitution of the united states. one chapter of history closes as a new one opens to the donald trump era. >> a lot of people didn't give us much of a chance, but we understood what was happening. >> reporter: mr. trump is the first is to ascend to the presidency without having served in public office. >> i'm going to be cheering you on, because what we've done is so special, all over the world they are talking about it, all over the world. >> reporter: it is an emotional time. >> it's a bitter sweet moment for us, for all before us, words cannot describe -- the honor and the gratitude we feel. >> reporter: but we are a divided nation, amid the celebration ♪ protests in washington. i need to be here and fight against the rhetoric and the mindset. >> reporter: across the country. >> i'm not proud i'm not sad, i'm angry there are a lot of people who feel the same way. >> this is celebrating our values

lana zack is live on capitol hill, lana. >> reporter: good morning, matt and tam, now we can count it in hours, in fact all this drama and activity that we've been seeing unfolding before us, there's the practical washington, d.c. getting ready and the political unfolding as democrats are mounting an uncreasing fight against the new president-elect. the final barricades are going up as the nation's capitol perhaps to welcome a new resident to the white house terrorism counter measures like dump trucks and buses will prevent a nice like attack as donald trump is sworn in. sharp questions for trump's nominees congressman tom price grilled by senator warren on healthcare coverage. >> you might want to print out president-elect's trump statement i will not cut medicare or medicaid and post that above your desk. >> reporter: house democrats say they are boy coating the inauguration. >> all i know i'm going to be there, so is michelle. >> reporter: in his last press conference bomb he wishes the best for his successor, and makes reference to presidents to come. >> if we keep opportunity ope

lana zack joins us from washington, d.c. with both of those stories. >> reporter: great to be with you, matt and tam, good morning to you both. democrats have growing concern will the ethics for mr. trump's cabinet. all this serving as a backdrop for the next inauguration. the final barricades are going up, as the nation's capitol welcomes a new resident in the white house. terrorism dump truck will be used to surrounded the area. >> you might want to printout, president-elect's statement i will not cut medicare and medicaid and post that above your desk in your new office. >> reporter: 0% of house democrats are boycotting the inauguration. >> i'll i know i'm going to be there. >> reporter: president obama said he wishes the best for his successor and made reference to presidents still to come. >> if we keep opportunity open to everybody, we'll have a woman president and latino president, a jewish president and behind due -- hindu president. >>> aids say president-elect trump is practicing his inauguration address it will be

lana zack is live in washington, d.c. >> reporter: it's great to be with you from a chilly washington, d.c. in seven hours donald trump will take to the podium behind me and swear an oath to protect and defend the constitution of the united states, with those second words he will become the leader of the free world. >> reporter: one chapter closes today and new one opens in the donald trump era. >> a lot of people didn't give us much of a chance. >> reporter: mr. trump will be the first to ascend to the presidency without having served in public office or the military. last night with the lincoln memorial as his backdrop he thanked those who joined his campaign. >> i'm going to be cheering you on, what we've done is so special. all over the world they are talking about it. >> reporter: it is an emotional time. this is a bitter sweet moment for us, for all that is before us, i have to tell you, words cannot describe -- the honor and the gratitude we feel. >> reporter: but we are a divided nation. amid the celebration protests pro washington, d.c. >> i need to be here and fight against

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here is lorna zack. >> reporter: today the president heads to the department of homeland security and he has a big day planned, and quote, we will build the wall. daling david muir he will still ask mexico for payment but the u.s. taxpayer will front the cost forsake of expediency. >> when does construction begin. >> as soon as we can -- >> within months. >> i would say within months, yeah. certainly planning is starting immediately. >> but following these actions to advance the keystone xl and the pipelines yesterday -- protests unfolded a sign reading "resist" as the president plans to use his powers on immigration and the border wall and this morning he tweeted there will be an investigation into voter fraud. >> i think he stated his concerns of voter fraud and people voting illegally during the campaign. he continues to maintain that belief. >> reporter: but that belief that millions of undocumented people voted has no basis in fact and disputed by the trump campaign lawyers who in court filings wrote all available evidence suggests it was not tranted by fraud or -- tranted by fra

who in the end ended up happier, zack or cody?seth: well i hope the same outcome will happen with betty and veronica. thank you guys so much for being here. congratulations on the show. >> yeah. >> seth: such a pleasure talking to both of you. give it up for lili reinhart and camila mendes everybody. [ cheers and applause ] "riverdale" premieres thursday nights on the cw. we'll be back with more "late night." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ even when you know where you're going... ♪ it still matters how you get there. ♪ the lexus line of luxury suvs. giving you the power to make your own way. ♪ pain from chest congestion whecan make this...d, feel like this. all-in-one cold symptom relief from tylenol®, the #1 doctor recommended pain relief brand. tylenol® ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ um, i can't have happen what happened (♪)t time... ahem... here's my card. i'm sure you know your profits are down 8%. so, just let me know if you want to change that. ♪ i believe in you! break through!, break through! when i was too busy with the kids to get a repair esti

it's a letter approving a court date for zack's appeal? but at least it's on the books. the judge says that her reason for approving the appeal is to consider new osteological evidence. i have no evidence of the sort. i know you don't. but, you know, i have faith you're gonna find it. booth, i can't embark on my research with the presumption of zack's innocence. i have faith in you. but your belief in me does make me very happy. glad you liked your gift. (indistinct conversations) hodgins: i want to know what's in the box. am i the only one who's nervous? about what's in the box? i think she means about dr. brennan. yeah. she claims that she was cool with me winning the macarthur fellowship, but she can be a bit competitive. yeah, but come on, don't most people freak out when they turn 40? grandpa, they're here. are we, like, supposed to hide or something? uh, i... don't look at me. surprise! all: hey! surprise. thank you all for coming to my party and for your ardent curiosity, which made keeping the surprise all the more e

and no one understands that better than zack harden. under his outstanding leadership, the u.s. attorney's office for the northern district of illinois has worked literally around the clock to tackle gun violence, gang cases, and other serious crimes afflicting this great city. at the same time that zack's office actively partnered with our civil rights division on this pattern and practice investigation, the prosecutors in his office in 2016 charged the highest number of illegal firearm cases in any year since 2004. so the u.s. attorney's office here and federal investigative agencies have truly ramped up their efforts to help stem the recent rise in violence. but as i have seen firsthand from my community policing tour, that work is undermined if the community does not trust law enforcement. and that's why in addition to increasing intelligence efforts and enhancing crime fighting operations, we're also working with the city on a range of other critical initiatives, from youth outreach to counseling for the victims of crime. these efforts will continue. and they will only be s

artist zack pamonus sa fernandez did it. he was inspired by a similar prank in 197 f.ossible trespassing violation. >> he said he wanted to make people laugh. mission accomplished. >>> people.com, "people" says janet jackson and her husband have welcomed a new son intohe world. they confirmed that baby eissa was born yesterday. this is the couple's first child. this is a big deal because she was 50. they say she had a stress-free and healthy delivery and is resting comfortably. a lot of people thought the name would be michael but eissa is on the husband's side. >>> beyonce, radio head, and kendrick lamar will headline. coachella is due to kick off april 14th. >>> and "time" says scientists discovered a new organ in the human body. it connects the intestines to the abdomen. its specific function still unknown. researchers found it is one continuous organ. >>> the new year will bring significant improvement to medical health. you have the growing opioid epidemic, the skyrocketing eveny pen and the push to legalize marijuana. >>> 2017 could see new advances in high-tech

zack is now nine and living with his dad.t sort things do they say to you? not mean things, butjust, like, if somebody‘s never seen me before, like, "what happened to your arms?" and then i would either describe, orjust ignore them. and then, like, two minutes later, they'll say, "what's that on your neck?" and then that's what makes me think about it, and then i become emotional. what do we do, when you're feeling emotional about it? try and cheer me up. yeah, we have a chat, don't we? we remember the good times. david potts started the fire. he also died in the house. why do you think he did this? we know he was a controlling person. i think there was a point she said her phone was taken off her in the evening, you know, he was allowed out, but she wasn't, from what i could gather. just alarm bells there, you know, controlling. in her research, jane has found trends linking the cases she has looked at. one of the things is the killer's need to control everything in their life, for whatever reason. and quite often a personal

expected to take the oath of office at noontime, we'll have full coverage on 6abc and 6abc.com, lana zack who has been covering the events joins us live in washington, d.c. >> reporter: donald trump will stand at the capitol and he will swear to serve protect and defend the constitution of the united states. with the sairkd -- sacred words uttered, he will become the leader of free world. >> a lot of people didn't give us much of a chance, but we understood what was happening. >> reporter: mr. trump will be the first to ascend to the presidency without having ever served in public office for the military. last night with the lincoln memorial as his backdrop he thanked those who helped with his campaign. >> i'll be cheering you on, because what we've done is so special. all over the world, they are talking about it. all over the world. >> reporter: it is an emotional time. >> this is a bitter sweet moment for us, for all that is before us, i have to tell you, words cannot describe the honor and the gratitude we feel. >> reporter: but we are a divided nation. a mid the celebration protests.

reporter zack mooney on the training that crews go through. >> reporter: this avalanche rescue drill is about as close to the real thing as you can get. >> i saw him, right? >> reporter: after speaking with a witness ski patrol starts calling for resources staged across mount rose highway. [ inaudible ] >> reporter: north lake tahoe firefighters washoe county hasty volunteers, mount rose and other groups are part of the backcountry training scenario. >> things buried for the dogs to find and we had things buried for a pro to find, beacons that were buried. >> recovery. recovery. >> oh, wow. >> found another. >> reporter: when almost every victim was found. >> we found a beacon with no body. >> reporter: the team formed a probe line. >> forward! >> reporter: ones they found the pretend person it was time to dig him out. >> really manpower intensive, digging, shoveling, probing. >> reporter: training for the beacons, shovel and probe are easy. both private and public agencies practice on a regular basis. but they can't always practice on-scene communication. >> the things that frequent

it's a letter approving a court date for zack's appeal?le months away but at least it's on the books. the judge says that her reason for approving the appeal is to consider new osteological evidence. i have no evidence of the sort. i know you don't. but, you know, i have faith you're gonna find it. booth, i can't embark on my research with the presumption of zack's innocence. i have faith in you. but your belief in me does make me very happy. glad you liked your gift. (indistinct conversations) hodgins: i want to know what's in the box. am i the only one who's nervous? about what's in the box? i think she means about dr. brennan. yeah. she claims that she was cool with me winning the macarthur fellowship, but she can be a bit competitive. yeah, but come on, don't most people freak out when they turn 40? well, my daughter isn't like most people. grandpa, they're here. are we, like, supposed to hide or something? uh, i... don't look at me. surprise! all: hey! surprise. thank you all for coming to my party and for your ardent curiosity, which

atlantic in a -- lana zack is has more. >> reporter: president-elect was not answering confess about the russian hack, but was optimistic. >> reporter: first up nominee jeff sessions and john kelly for secretary of state of homeland security. in all the senate plans to take up 8 of his picks this week, that schedule so intensities putting pressure on investigators. mitch mcconnell who met with trump this morning at trump tower refused democratic request to slow down the process. >> everybody will be properly vetted as in the past, i'm hoping we'll have 6 or 7 of the national security team on day one. >> it was a different story when mcconnell had all the president-elect obama cabinet picks have their ethics investigation in. >>> all the political discussion is related to meryl streep and her speech at the golden globes. >> violence in cites violence. when the powerful uses their voice to bully others, everybody loses. >> reporter: trump said meryl streep is the most overrated actresses in hollywood. she said she was a hilly -- hillary clinton flunky who lost big. >>> president obama

lana zack has more. >> reporter: president trump will make big promise also what he would do when he got into office, we saw him withdrawing from the ttp and symbolic action on abortion and stop all federal hiring with the exception of the military. >> good morning everybody. >> reporter: the first order of business in president trump's first workweek is business. >> the regulations of going to be cut massively and taxes are going to be cut way down. >> reporter: the president met with executives from ford an lockheed martin and imposing tariffs on businesses moving overseas. he sienldz executive orders -- signed executive orders on trade. massive diplomatic work a waits with rex tillerson, the president's pick for secretary of state. the senate is expected to vote on the nomination of tillerson and mike pompeo the new head of the cia. the president visiterred -- visited the cia and standings in fronts of the wall of heros, he blamed the media for the russian hack. >> he made it sounds like i had a feud with the intelligence community. i want to tell you, the number one stop is the o

mosque in quebec is charged with six counts of first degree murder in the attack and abc's lan nab zack has more. >>> in a show of international solidarity with the victims of the quebec attack, the eiffel tower in paris went dark. canadian authorities now releasing the name of the suspect alexandre bissonnette, believed to have acted alone. >> we can't express our sadness. >> the quebec cultural center remembered their fellow members this man asked that the six dead be remembered as members of the community. they had wives, children, families. prime minister trudeau said the act of terror committed against the muslim community was an attack against all canadians. >> we will mourn this devastating attack and we will heel together heal together as one community, as one country, and as one family. >> reporter: investigators are piecing together the details of the fatal shooting attack that left six people dead, eight more injured. investigators are saying little about the motivation. >> we know that this horror has been based on intolerance and hot red towards one spec community. it's too

who is that, zack? who's that? who's that? c.j., who's that? . come on, c.j.. >> steph is so intimidating. >> shy guy. >>> that's it for us at 5. ♪ ♪ ca ng sponsored by cbs >> ninan: breaking news, a deadly me you're's attack overseas, a gunman opened fire inside a nightclub in turkey's largest city. the final countdown to 2017. security heightened in the u.s. as millions gather for celebration coast coast to coast. an electric company in vermont apparently targeted by russian hackers. a swarm of earthquakes rattles california and nevada. is it a seismic wake-up call? >> it's so nice to meet you. >> two families bonded by tragedy and a little boy's gift of life. >> we couldn't help our baby, but we could help someone else's baby. it was the only thing that saved us.

zack: exactly.ecutive orders is you can't use them to repeal a law or go beyond what our law authorizes, but there is some way these agencies once their heads are confirmed can go and start using this order to chip away at obamacare. carol: what about the congress? i mean, does some of this require congressional action as well? zack: that's right. repealing and replacing obamacare needs to come from congress, and there are at least four bank plans, probably more that are being worked out right , now in terms of how do we get rid of this thing, how do we replace it, what does that look like, what happens this year, what happens 2-3 years down the road. oliver: it seems like it will go across different departments of the government, many different people. are there any particular players, obviously there are still people being confirmed, but when you get beyond the presidential order, who is going to be leading this charge? is it any particular department or person? zack: president trump has said tom

take, for example, zack snyder's much—hyped batman vs superman: dawn of justice, which proved a solidive reviews from sniffy critics like me, who were variously accused of being corrupt, idiotic or simply out of touch. now in fact, what the financial success of batman vs superman proved is that reviews have zero effect on box office. audiences don't go to see films because critics love them or hate them, they go because they want to see them. or, they don't. take note, alex proyas, director of this year's copper—bottomed stinker gods of egypt, who took to social media to call critics "a pack of diseased vultures, pecking at the bones of a dying carcass", without realising that in doing so, he was effectively calling his own movie roadkill. oops! while batman vs superman caught its fair share of critical flak, other superheroes did better with the critics. take ryan reynolds‘s deadpool, marvel‘s wisecracking self reflexive antihero who took the box office by storm and earned pretty decent notices in the process. captain america: civil war performed well too, when that opened in april.

zack fernandez posted pictures on instagram showing a banner reading "impeach" on the golden gate bridge. fernandez used a walkway beneath the roadway to hang his banner to protest president donald trump. fernandez gained worldwide fame for turning the hollywood sign into the hollyweed sign as you may have seen earlier this month. >>> a new bill would allow children as young as 10 to testify in custody court cases. right now 14 is the youngest a child can be when testifying in guardianship cases. so if the law passes, a child younger than 14 could testify only if they want to do so. the bill supporters say it's aimed at preventing children from ending up with an abusive or neglectful parent. >> i think we underestimate children sometimes. people always say, oh, they're just kids, they're just kids. children are very smart and they're very intuitive and they're living in this situation. they know better than anyone what's going on. >> the legislation must pass through the senate and assembly before it can head to the governor's desk. a similar bill looking to lower the testifying age to 8

lana zack has all the details from washington. ♪ i did it my way ♪ >> reporter: as frank sinatra's myd, president trump danced with his malania. >> reporter: she made her first remarks. >> i'm honored to be first lady, well fight, well win and we'll make america great again, thank you. >>> preserve, protect and defend. >> reporter: a campaign promise, now a presidential mission statement. >> this is for general mattis one of the first act of the president making it official james mattis and at the desk where president obama created obama care, president trump began to repeal it. in the streets more than 200 protesters were arrested after violence broke out. women from across america will march, organizers hope this protest will send a different message. on the street behind me president trump marched in pageantry 400,000 women are expected to march in protest. abc news, washington. >>> we covered inauguration day from all angles on the 6abc app we find dozens of pictures and videos from washington, d.c. as donald trump become the 45th president. the 6abc app is a free download for you

reporting live from the nation's capitol, lana zack channel 6 "action news." >> this morning, hundreds of thousands of people are descending on the nation's capitol for the women's march. a large number will be from the area. the action cam caught up with the group, mostly women boarding buses in university city this morning. there was an estimated 400 people in the group, they organized through social media. small groups will gather throughout the region like this one in haverford. >> i'm very pro choice, i am highly concerned that donald trump and his cabinet will take away that right for me and my healthcare. >> we are highly educated women with masters degrees, and children that we have a vision of the future for, and we don't want to see that lost. >> and for those who want to participate in the march and do not want to travel to washington, d.c. another event is planned here today. john rawlins is live along the benjamin franklin parkway for the women's march that takes place in philadelphia. john what can we expect. >> reporter: we expect a lot of people. it looks like there wil

but he did get down to business, president trump signed his first executive order, lana zack has alltails. ♪ i did it my way >> reporter: as my way played president trump danced with the first lady. the nation's new first lady made her first remarks. >> i'm honored to be your first lady. [cheers and applause]. well -- we will fight and we will win and make america great again, thank you. >> reporter: a campaign promise now a presidential mission statement. >> this is for general matts. >> reporter: making official defense secretary james mattis and john kelly. at the desk where president obama created obama care, president trump repealed it. more than 200 protesters were arrested after violence broke out. women across america plan to march. organizers hope this protest will send a different message. on the street behind me where president trump marched in pageantry, more than 100,000 are expected to march in protest. >>> we have more on the 6abc news app you'll find dense of pictures in washington, d.c. it is a free download for your mobile device. >>> your time, 7:37 a.m., we're fol

the company is also naming its first chief operating officer, zack koff, part of the executive team since015. >>> boeing nearing a $10 billion aircraft order. >>> plus president-elect trump set to receive that highly anticipated intelligence briefing today. a live report from washington. >>> coming up later, getting you ready for the big jobs report. we'll have our panel of economists and strategists with what you need to watch. you're watching "worldwide exchange" on this jobs day on cnbc. >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." good morning. happy friday. yesterday we did see a seesaw session by the end of the day. down about 0.2% for the dow. the s&p was flat. during the middle of the day, we saw declines of larger amounts. triple digits for the dow, down about 1.6%. we rallied towards the end of the close. in terms of currencies. let's check in on those. that was a big mover yesterday. the dollar was weaker by 1.3%. particularly big moves against the euro and yen. the euro pushing 106 away from the 104 lows it saw a few days ago. the dollar/yen, as you can see, higher today by a hal

hello, zack, how are you? are you all right? yeah, not bad. now, he's back in work. hello. housing benefit and it still carried on until not so long ago. they got me over £1,000 in debt with my landlady. messing with myjobseekers' and all that lot. that's what made me want to get a job, really. so obviously, i don't have to depend on them. see you later. all we have is emergency accommodation, which is literally on one of our sofas. it's easy to agree with the principle that people who can work should work. but what worries us is the number of people who can't work who are being penalised for not being able to work. the way things are going, i think there's a big gap in people's awareness of what's going on. maybe some people feel we're moving out of recession and things are getting a bit better and maybe there's a lack of willingness to look at people who don't have that feeling that things are getting better, and for whom things are getting considerably worse. 0h, bacon. i don't want that. it's bacon. should be all right. it's been in a bin bag. looks all right. i use a l

difference maker of the day, grizzlies forward zack randolph is lighting up memphis, literally. a $20,000 donation to help keep utilities connected for families. look at the happiness and gratitude. this is the 7th year, randolph has helped cover utility payments for families. it's good stuff. >> it is. i wish it weren't necessary but it's good that he does it. >>> the white house press secretary tries to reset his relationship with the media. he says press coverage of the president is demoralizing. if so, who is it demoralizing for? next. what makes this simple salad the best simple salad ever? heart healthy california walnuts. the best simple veggie dish ever? heart healthy california walnuts. the best simple dinner ever? heart healthy california walnuts. great tasting, heart healthy california walnuts. so simple. get the recipes at walnuts.org. for millions of baby boomers there's a virus out there. a virus that's serious, like hiv, but it hasn't been talked about much. a virus that's been almost forgotten. it's hepatitis c. one in 30 boomers has hep c, yet most don't even kn

. >> jimmy: zack morris? >> no. >> jimmy: blossom? >> yeah! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: nice! just got an idea, would you want to sing that song that we heard on the radio today? >> oh, you mean "ironic" by alanis morissette? >> jimmy: i love that song. but remember, we got to keep it down 'cause it's after light's out. [ laughter ] >> okay, here we go. here we go. ♪ an old man turned 98 he won the lottery and died the next day ♪ ♪ it's a black fly in your chardonnay it's a death row pardon two minutes too late ♪ ♪ and isn't it ironic don't you think ♪ ♪ it's like rain on your wedding day it's a free ride ♪ when you've already paid it's the good advice that you just can't take ♪ [ whistling ] >> boys, boys! what's with all the dang racket in here? >> jimmy: sorry, mr. fletcher. we were just singing a song. >> you were just singing a a song? well, how about you just try singing a bed? that's right. >> what does that mean? [ laughter ] >> you'll figure it out. and it's after lights out! which means you two potato heads need to go to sleep or else you're gonna lose your snack sha

i try to take a full dose but paul zack has done other experiments with oxytocin that have succeeded.iled on autism and schizophrenia. paul: why it fails does you what to look for next. john: doing this experiment in america say hurdle of government gets in the way? paul: you can get fda approvals and lots of money to move forward. john: they say they want to make sure people are saved to. paul: that's true but we fail them to keep trying and you know the history of medicine is full of these happy accidents. john: so the fda safety rules may make us less safe by stopping experiments? paul: exactly so we have to balance the expected benefits but the cost. they want to develop these these drugs is how people's lives. john: they don't stop you from doing that. paul: they make it more difficult. let's take some other examples of things that were accidentally discovered. viagra was originally developed to treat high blood pressure and it didn't work very well and clinicians notice. this helps dysfunction. paul: the female viagra became out the same thing. it if failed three times to treat

reporter zack mooney looks at training now in the wake of the tragedy. >> reporter: this avalanche rescue drill is about as close to the real thing as you can get. >> i saw them, right. >> reporter: after speaking with a witness, ski patrol starts calling for resources that are staged across mount rose highway. [ inaudible ] >> reporter: firefighters, volunteers, mount rose and diamond peak ski patrol are all part of this backcountry training scenario. >> things buried for the dogs to find. and we had things buried for a probe line to find. we had beacons that were buried. >> recovery. recovery. >> reporter: when almost every victim was found. >> we found a beacon with no body. >> reporter: the team formed a probe line. >> step forward ... >> reporter: and once they found the pretend person it was time to dig them out. >> really manpower intensive, digging, shoveling, probing. i need people. >> reporter: experts say training for the beacon shovels and probe are relatively easy. both private and public agencies practice on a regular basis. but they can't always practice on-scene communicat

zack fernandez posted pictures on instagram showing a banner reading "impeach" on the ginl.ernandez used a walkway to hang his banner on saturday in protest of mr. trump. fernandez gained worldwide fame for turning the hollywood sign into the hollyweed sign earlier this month. minutes before officials took it down. >> collars with metal spikes poke the neck of a dog when pulled. they are requiring owners to take the collars off their dogs when they enter their offices. >> the anxiety of the dog increases. so your dog might not be yelling and screaming in pain, some do. but we know that pain inducers is a poor way to train a dog. >> the spca will put flat collars on dogs while in their care. pet owners will be told about the negative effects of using prong collars but they will not confiscate them since they are legal to use. >> spencer is back with this new phenomenon, sunshine. >> blue sky out there. >> i wanted to put on my sunglasses today but i lost them, it's been raining for so long. >> they washed away. >> here's a look at live doppler 7 and we are seeing no rain on t

memphis, zack randolph with 27. look what i found there. steph would finish with 40. a four-point lead. ten seconds left, mike connelly beats green. rises, fires. we go to overtime tied at 111. daniels turnover, knocks down his fourth three. connelly again. finishes with 27. a stunner as the griz come back to beat the warriors again 128-119. >>> women's college hoops, 20th ranked cal hosting number 16 oregon state. cal's defense kind of shaky in the second and the third. look at briana brown. freshman ma kayla. they're now 13-2. stanford beat oregon by 21. >>> for the first time in his ten-year nfl career, donald penn will miss a game and it could not come at a worst time for the raiders. a rookie quarterback starting his very first nfl game with everything on the line for the silver and black. >> just the name of the game. you see things like this happen a lot. anything can happen. anything can change at the drop of a hat. just always got to be ready. and whether it's out on the practice field, getting mental reps, you know, now getting reps, you've got to approach i

abc news reporter lana zack is covering it up from washington. >> reporter: president-elect donald trump answer specific questions on obamacare, financial conflicts of interest -- >> we'll talk about it on wednesday. it's very simple. >> reporter: or russian hacking. >> we'll talk to you about that at another time. >> reporter: but he did sound optimistic about the confirmation hearings taking place this week. >> the confirmation is going great. i think they'll all pass. >> reporter: republicans want six or seven nominees confirmed by the time he takes office but a top government ethics official warns it's putting undue pressure on investigators. a concern republicans dispute. >> everybody will be properly vetted as they have been in the past. >> reporter: one of the more controversial picks, jeff sessions as attorney general, is being opposed by gold star father kazir khan. who says he has not demonstrated pursuing justice for all americans. another appointment was announced today. ivanka's husband, jared kushner, will be a special advisor to the president. >> what makes this interestin

tom bill zack has left his job a week early.hat today was his last day. he did not say why he's leaving, but he has been critical of president-elect trump for not picking a new agriculture secretary as of yet. congressional republicans have taken another big step on the plan to get rid of obamacare. now the question is what comes next? chief correspondent mike emmanuel's on capitol hill right now. with the very latest. >> this was is a critical stepr republicans. to make sure that democrats in the senate will not be able to filibuster. the vote in the house this afternoon was 227-198. now the relevant communities will be able to write formal legislation as republicans work on their health care replacement. speaker paul ryan emphasized the urgency at this moment. >> we have to step in before things get worse. this is nothing short of a rescue mission. by taking this step today, we are doing what is right. we are stepping in and stopping the collapse from doing more harm to the working families of america. >> ryan and his colleagu

it is what he said about fannie and freddie, zack alluding to this a few moments ago. backing away from recap and release that perhaps fannie and freddie would come out and be recapitalized, not necessarily own money on government debt. is backing away from that sent shares of both of these companies lower. coming around to some other groups we have been watching, you have the investment banks that he's been talking about, the new financial regulations saying that we need a new glass-steagall and impressed upon that, did not give any details, a new package of regulations we would introduce. all little bit lower. bank of america not seeing much change here. interesting that we're seeing higher yields today. there has been a positive correlation between the two. more typical is the relationship between real estate investment trusts. lower and that is the ensemble of what we have been watching today. hasone notable reaction been fannie and freddie. >> what we have seen in terms of market reaction. >> we will take you back when it gets back and gavels back in. please note