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CBS Evening News With Scott Pelley : WUSA : January 19, 2017 6:30pm-7:00pm EST
very different agendas. >> reporter: theresa mungioli is chairman of the oakland county republican party other just outside of detroit. she and her friend pam williams -- >> i just stopped at macy's! >> reporter: ...are preemg prooepg for their trip to the nation's capital to attend the 58th presidential inauguration. what do we have here? >> so these are the official tickets. >> reporter: and that's not all. you have the parade. >> the parade. >> reporter: the concert. >> the concert. >> reporter: and the ball. >> and the ball. >> reporter: how thrilled are you that you have an opportunity to tanned your first inauguration. >> it is an exceptionals opportunity to go and be able to celebrate with all these people who have worked so hard to get donald trump where he is. and i'm truly looking forward to being able to say, "yay, we did it." >> reporter: we still have this divisiveness. we still have a congress where members are saying they're not going to recognize this ceremony. >> i'm hoping they give him chance. he has promised to be a president for everyone, not just the people th
very different agendas. >> reporter: theresa mungioli is chairman of the oakland county republican party other just outside of detroit. she and her friend pam williams -- >> i just stopped at macy's! >> reporter: ...are preemg prooepg for their trip to the nation's capital to attend the 58th presidential inauguration. what do we have here? >> so these are the official tickets. >> reporter: and that's not all. you have the parade. >> the parade. >>...
Face the Nation : WUSA : January 29, 2017 10:30am-11:30am EST
before we get to the smorgasbord of dough mostics. a press conference with theresa may who had a press meeting with president trump. this is what she said about the conversation they had. >> mr. president, i think you confirmed you're a we also discuss the importance of nato continuing to insure it's equipped to fight terrorism, cyber warfare as conventional signs of war. >> dickerson: hugh, how did you read this. it seems like you said this behind closed doors and maybe not now but you're committed to nato. >> that's exactly how i read that. i think the prime minister, remarkable, and the president it was the high point. especially the humor with the british reporter aggressive on his past statements. it was a good meeting with a strong ally. the best part of a very strong ten days with it's bumps. she was doing exactly. that we will stand together against russia. we will do this, you're on the record now. >> dickerson: recognizing concern about his public segments on nato. let's talk president meeting with republicans in philadelphia. it seems like everyone there is on the same
before we get to the smorgasbord of dough mostics. a press conference with theresa may who had a press meeting with president trump. this is what she said about the conversation they had. >> mr. president, i think you confirmed you're a we also discuss the importance of nato continuing to insure it's equipped to fight terrorism, cyber warfare as conventional signs of war. >> dickerson: hugh, how did you read this. it seems like you said this behind closed doors and maybe not now...
CBS Morning News : WUSA : January 27, 2017 4:00am-4:30am EST
, meg. president trump will meet with british prime minister theresa may at the white house. this comes day after mexico's president scrapped plans to meet president trump. he's keeping his campaign promises. >> some people have come in with evil intentions and, you know, most haven't, i guess, but we can't take news, the president also talked about building a wall on the southern border. >> look. the wall is necessary. that's not just politics, and yet it is good for the heart of the nation because people want protection. >> the comments come amid escalating tensions between u.s. and mexico over the wall. yesterday the plans were scrapped to visit mr. trump p next week outraged at the insist stance that mexico would pay the u.s. for it. later sean spicer suggested the u.s. might impose a heavy tax on imports. >> by doing it that way, we can do $10 billion a year and easily pay for the wall through that mechanism to pay for the wall. >> members of the president's own party immediately spoke out. south carolina senator lindsey graham tweeted any policy proposal which drives up cost
, meg. president trump will meet with british prime minister theresa may at the white house. this comes day after mexico's president scrapped plans to meet president trump. he's keeping his campaign promises. >> some people have come in with evil intentions and, you know, most haven't, i guess, but we can't take news, the president also talked about building a wall on the southern border. >> look. the wall is necessary. that's not just politics, and yet it is good for the heart of...
wusa 9 News at 5pm : WUSA : January 27, 2017 5:00pm-5:56pm EST
twitter handle. so popular. >>> there's a meeting with theresa may. >> it was a woman with a box of m&ms on her head. >> as if things weren't uncomfortable enough, nerve- racking enough for theories -- theresa may. coming to see this billionaire property developer -- >> what is that? he has no clue what is going on. the sign says, black candy matters. so far, people can't seem to figure out what the woman woman's protest was about. but it was tasty, apparently. [ laughter ] >>> okay. anyone who is married will never forget the time they see their spouse on their wedding day. it's magical. >> it chokes you up. it does. >> what about this? a woman dressed up in a tr- -- t-rex costume. she shocks her husband to be. [ laughter ] >> great laugh. the bride eventually takes off the costume, but not before doing her part in the video. it's been liked and facebook. that is fantastic. great sense of humor. >> to have and to hold and to laugh, right? >> love it. >> also getting a lot of clicks. new video of a themepark in spain this. is right up your alley. it's called ferrari land. >> what? >>
twitter handle. so popular. >>> there's a meeting with theresa may. >> it was a woman with a box of m&ms on her head. >> as if things weren't uncomfortable enough, nerve- racking enough for theories -- theresa may. coming to see this billionaire property developer -- >> what is that? he has no clue what is going on. the sign says, black candy matters. so far, people can't seem to figure out what the woman woman's protest was about. but it was tasty, apparently. [...
CBS This Morning : WUSA : January 27, 2017 7:00am-8:58am EST
. >>> president trump plans to meet with british prime minister theresa may. it will be his first meeting. the president of mexico canceled his meeting after the battle over who will pay for the border wall intensifies. we ask kellyanne conway about the president's first week. >>> mylan says the price is one reason it rose nearly 500%. only on "cbs this morning" heather bresch's first interview china. >>> but we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener," your world in 90 sec d seconds. >> people want protection. the wall is 99.9% stoppage. >> new battles over the border wall. >> the meeting the presidents were supposed to have, that's no longer on theks boo. >> theresa may meeting with donald trump, the first foreign leader to be invited to the white house. nd>> aor tomrow mr. trump and russian president vladimir putin are scheduled to speak on the phone. >>> intense takedown in texas. the violent arrest caught on this video phone. all charges have been drd.oppe >>> tiger woods on the golf course for the first time since 2015. >>> a hotel in peru collapsed right into the rive
. >>> president trump plans to meet with british prime minister theresa may. it will be his first meeting. the president of mexico canceled his meeting after the battle over who will pay for the border wall intensifies. we ask kellyanne conway about the president's first week. >>> mylan says the price is one reason it rose nearly 500%. only on "cbs this morning" heather bresch's first interview china. >>> but we begin this morning with a look at today's...
first foreign leader. the -- theresa visit. >> they pledged together to strengthen trade alliances at a news conference at the white house. >> today, the united states renews our deep bond, with britain, military, financial, cultural, and political. >> mays' visit comes as britain wrestles with fighting islamic extremism. >> i'm convinced that a trade deal between the u.s. and u.k. is in the national interest of both countries. tomorrow, president trump is scheduled to have his first fon conversation with vladimir putin since taking office. and the tried to interfere with the >> there's also speculation, mr. trump is considering lifting sanctions against russia. >> as far as the sairchedzs very early, we'll be talking about that. >> one day after mexican president enrique pena nieto, canceled a scheduled meeting at the white house, president trump said they had a friendly conversation friday. >> woo are going to re-- we are going to renegotiate our trade deals. and negotiate other'ses of our relationship with mexico -- other aspects of our relationship with mexico. >> ranging 5 to
first foreign leader. the -- theresa visit. >> they pledged together to strengthen trade alliances at a news conference at the white house. >> today, the united states renews our deep bond, with britain, military, financial, cultural, and political. >> mays' visit comes as britain wrestles with fighting islamic extremism. >> i'm convinced that a trade deal between the u.s. and u.k. is in the national interest of both countries. tomorrow, president trump is scheduled to...
CBS Weekend News : WUSA : January 21, 2017 6:30pm-6:59pm EST
british prime minister theresa may will visit president trump at the white house next week. and a spokesperson for russian president vladimir putin said today mr. trump should also expect a phone call from putin soon. meanwhile, anti-trump demonstrations were held in cities around the globe. jonathan vigliotti is in london. >> reporter: protesters in the tens of thousands snaked through the streets of london saturday in solidarity with the women's march in d.c. ivonne was among them. >> i'd like to say that we're with you in this because i think there's a lot of people in the u.s. that also don't agree with his inauguration. >> donald trump has got to go! >> reporter: the u.k. may be an ocean apart, but protesters here took the u.s. election personally, crediting president trump's campaign rhetoric for fueling europe's nationalist movement, which gained steam with last summer's brexit. >> i felt very strongly that we haven't brexit, and we have done. we need to be-- we want to be a united world. >> reporter: around the world today, more than 600 marches swept through major cities,
british prime minister theresa may will visit president trump at the white house next week. and a spokesperson for russian president vladimir putin said today mr. trump should also expect a phone call from putin soon. meanwhile, anti-trump demonstrations were held in cities around the globe. jonathan vigliotti is in london. >> reporter: protesters in the tens of thousands snaked through the streets of london saturday in solidarity with the women's march in d.c. ivonne was among them....
, alongside british prime minister theresa may, when he was asked if he would continue obama-era sanctions against russia. >> putin and russia, i don't say good, bad, or indifferent. i don't know the gentleman. i hope we have a fantastic relationship. >> reporter: president trump is breaking with tradition in d.c. social circles. he will not be attended the alfalfa club dinner here in washington. every president since reagan has attended arct least twice. instead the of president will be senior white house staff. reena. >> ninan: thanks, errol. malala yousafzai, the pakistani school girl who survived being shot in the immediate headby the taliban said she's heartbroken over president trump's ban on refugees. she urged mr. trump not to turn his back on defenseless children and families. jonathan vigliotti has world reaction to the president's exclusivpresident'sexecutive or. >> reporter: u.k. papers were quick to call them "the happy couple." "i want to hold your hand" said "the daly mirror" of president trump and prime minister may who met yesterday in washington. but elsewhere around the
, alongside british prime minister theresa may, when he was asked if he would continue obama-era sanctions against russia. >> putin and russia, i don't say good, bad, or indifferent. i don't know the gentleman. i hope we have a fantastic relationship. >> reporter: president trump is breaking with tradition in d.c. social circles. he will not be attended the alfalfa club dinner here in washington. every president since reagan has attended arct least twice. instead the of president...
wusa 9 News at Noon : WUSA : January 27, 2017 12:00pm-12:29pm EST
. >>> theresa may is at the white house for a meeting with president trump at the white house this morning. she signalled she'd be bringing her foreign policy positions closer to that of mr. trump's. here's more from the white house. >> reporter: british prime minister theresa may laid flowers at the tomb of the unknowns at arlington national cemetery ahead of her noon visit with president trump. it's the first time commander in chief will meet since becoming president. >> the two leaders are expect today focus on trade as the uk prepares to leave the european union. speaking yesterday at the republican congressional retreat in philadelphia may laid out her government's policy positions. >> we have chosen a different future for our country. a future that sees us restore our parliamentary sovereignty and national determination and become even more global. >> p this morning mr. trump hit mexico again saying mexico has taken advantage of the u.s. for long enough. massive trade deficits and little help on the very weak border must change now. >> the trump administration suggested tenta
. >>> theresa may is at the white house for a meeting with president trump at the white house this morning. she signalled she'd be bringing her foreign policy positions closer to that of mr. trump's. here's more from the white house. >> reporter: british prime minister theresa may laid flowers at the tomb of the unknowns at arlington national cemetery ahead of her noon visit with president trump. it's the first time commander in chief will meet since becoming president. >>...
wusa 9 News at 11pm : WUSA : January 22, 2017 11:00pm-11:35pm EST
british prime minister frese a may later this week. >>> the leader of -- theresa may later this week. >>> the leader of a northern virginia mosque was criticized for reciting a prayer at donald trump's interfaith worship service. >> the imam helps oversees the center in sterling, virginia, and told me he's aware of some of the president trump's comments about muslims, but ultimately he still felt saturday's service provided the perfect opportunity for him to the importance of diversity. when given the chance to teach, this imam won't turn it down. as he prayed in front of president donald trump saturday, he asked the nation's leader to reject any prejudices he play have. >> my message was that let us look into the beautiful way god has created all of us. >> reporter: many muslims are concerned about what a trump presidency will mean for them, especially after the president made this statement on the campaign trail last year. >> total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states until our country's representatives can figure out what the hell says going on. >> reporter:
british prime minister frese a may later this week. >>> the leader of -- theresa may later this week. >>> the leader of a northern virginia mosque was criticized for reciting a prayer at donald trump's interfaith worship service. >> the imam helps oversees the center in sterling, virginia, and told me he's aware of some of the president trump's comments about muslims, but ultimately he still felt saturday's service provided the perfect opportunity for him to the...
plenty for theresa may to speak frankly to president trump about. >> there has never been a president like this, and there's certainly never been a u.s. president like this at such an uncertain time. >> reporter: jonathan powell knows about speaking with american presidents. he was chief of staff under tony blair and dealt with george w. bush and bill clinton. but america's allies are learning the old rules don't apply. >> everything from relations with russia, the iran deal, free trade, climate change, nearly everything you can think of on the agenda, trump has a different position than most european governments. >> reporter: and the list pronouncement. now it's torture. >> we have a very clear position on torture. we do not sanction torture. we do not get involved with that, and that will continue to be our position. >> reporter: from his suspicions about nato to his cozying up to vladimir putin, european leaders are being challenged on how to respond to donald trump. as one former senior official confided, scott, they're afraid that any public criticism will merely be met
plenty for theresa may to speak frankly to president trump about. >> there has never been a president like this, and there's certainly never been a u.s. president like this at such an uncertain time. >> reporter: jonathan powell knows about speaking with american presidents. he was chief of staff under tony blair and dealt with george w. bush and bill clinton. but america's allies are learning the old rules don't apply. >> everything from relations with russia, the iran deal,...
trump warmly welcomed his first foreign visitor, british prime minister theresa may. she pressed him on keeping sanctions against russia in place. >> as far as thealkg about that. but we look to have a great relationship with all countries, ideally. >> reporter: and president trump said he'll have his first phone call with vladimir putin tomorrow. it was his military intervention in ukraine that triggered those sanctions. and, scott, mr. trump will also speak with the leaders of france and germany, two u.s. allies quite concerned about russia's aggression in europe. >> pelley: margaret brennan for us at the white house tonight. how does the immigration ban strike muslim americans? jericka duncan went to dearborn, michigan. >> reporter: you miss home. >> i do. every day. i didn't choose this. >> reporter: 26-year-old nuha alsakkaff fled her war-torn country of yemen more than six years ago. why were you so desperate to leave? >> imagine celebrating mother's day, and you just got her, her cake, and then you get a call saying, "leave, bombing." >> reporter: alcalf is now a u.s. citizen
trump warmly welcomed his first foreign visitor, british prime minister theresa may. she pressed him on keeping sanctions against russia in place. >> as far as thealkg about that. but we look to have a great relationship with all countries, ideally. >> reporter: and president trump said he'll have his first phone call with vladimir putin tomorrow. it was his military intervention in ukraine that triggered those sanctions. and, scott, mr. trump will also speak with the leaders of...
to prime minister theresa may, and for other countries to follow. that and his perceived lack of commitment the nato and now the refugee ban. >> this action is inhune and it's immoral. >> hear, hear. >> reporter: his unpopularity is expressed in parliament. >> the wretched, bigoted man. >> reporter: and the petition calling for the president's state visit to be canceled has clicked up over 1.7 million signatures. demonstration, angry words in parliament, petition, condemn nations from foreign leaders, the travel ban has driven yet another wedge between donald trump and the european allies. >> donald trump has got to go. >> reporter: and the peer is there is more to come. mark phillips, cbs news, london. >> pelley: well, the next thing to come will be tonight when mr. trump reveals his supreme court nominee. the seat has been vacant for nearly a year, as republicans refused to consider president obama's choice to replace the late conservative justice antonin sca -- scalia. jan crawford. >> we'll be announcing a supreme court justice, who i think everybody is going to be very, very
to prime minister theresa may, and for other countries to follow. that and his perceived lack of commitment the nato and now the refugee ban. >> this action is inhune and it's immoral. >> hear, hear. >> reporter: his unpopularity is expressed in parliament. >> the wretched, bigoted man. >> reporter: and the petition calling for the president's state visit to be canceled has clicked up over 1.7 million signatures. demonstration, angry words in parliament, petition,...
was asked to leave and rather than fight the request he opted to resign. >>> theresa may is in the united states meet with president trump. she spoke with congressional republicans ahead of her meeting at the white house. they will hold a joint press conference after they meet for the first time in the oval office. >> get read a i for another march on washington. on the heels of saturday's huge first ever women's march hundreds of thousands of people are coming for tomorrows annual march for life. the march serves as a reminder and a protest of the supreme court decision row v. wade which legalized abortion. last year's march for life plowed on in frigid temperatures. half million people and organizers think more could turn out on friday. >> certainly after the recent events and the new administration and the women's march we've been getting more phone calls for more tickets. we're sold out. be you you can tell that in the climate there's a lot more people interested in coming down to d.c. tomorrow. >> they're hosting a prayer service where more than 8 thousand young people are exp
was asked to leave and rather than fight the request he opted to resign. >>> theresa may is in the united states meet with president trump. she spoke with congressional republicans ahead of her meeting at the white house. they will hold a joint press conference after they meet for the first time in the oval office. >> get read a i for another march on washington. on the heels of saturday's huge first ever women's march hundreds of thousands of people are coming for tomorrows...
CBS Overnight News : WUSA : January 23, 2017 2:35am-3:59am EST
will host british prime minister theresa may later this week. kenneth craig, cbs news, washington. >>> another of president trump's campaign promises is being revised. the white house says he will not be releasing his tax returns after all. critics say the returns could shed light on the potential conflicts of interest in his vast business portfolio. here's anna werner. >> reporter: donald trump is not only now the president, he's also effectively his own landlord at the trump international hotel on pennsylvania avenue. a building his company leases from the federal government. >> my theme today is five words -- under budget and ahead of schedule. that's what we did. >> reporter: it's a potential problem for president trump. since the lease for the old post office building specifies that no elected officials in the u.s. government can hold the lease. experts say mr. trump's conflicts of interest only begin there. he rejected advice to sell his companies or put them in a blind trust, neither of which he's required by law to do. the path he chose, to give his eldest son, donald, jr.
will host british prime minister theresa may later this week. kenneth craig, cbs news, washington. >>> another of president trump's campaign promises is being revised. the white house says he will not be releasing his tax returns after all. critics say the returns could shed light on the potential conflicts of interest in his vast business portfolio. here's anna werner. >> reporter: donald trump is not only now the president, he's also effectively his own landlord at the trump...
. >> there was smiles and there was laughter and they each held hands. >> he's t ee's theresa may is tt foreign leader to meet president trump. >> you say you praise russia and want to ban muslims coming to america. for tbritain that sounds alarge >> you asked for that question? there goes that relationship. >> thousands of opponents gathered for the annual march for life rally. >> life is winning again in america. >>syracuse, caught on camera, a pickup truck bursting into the side of a bus. thankfully there were no serious injuries. >> cars are not supposed to fly. t police say the car flew up the exit ramp and landed at a car repair shop. >>> british actor john hurt. >> all that -- >> honoring the life of actress mar tyler moore. >> -- and all that matters -- >> one of the winningest x games into tefhe lsit de. very, very gnarly. >> -- on "cbs this morning: saturday." >> we're just one week into donald trump's presidency and he's already taking washington, d.c. by storm. >> it's day seven and the war on facts. i turned on my iphone to check the news and siri said, are you sitting d
. >> there was smiles and there was laughter and they each held hands. >> he's t ee's theresa may is tt foreign leader to meet president trump. >> you say you praise russia and want to ban muslims coming to america. for tbritain that sounds alarge >> you asked for that question? there goes that relationship. >> thousands of opponents gathered for the annual march for life rally. >> life is winning again in america. >>syracuse, caught on camera, a pickup...
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go sleep either at the church or at the va. and i was like, what? >> theresa grabowski volunteered her services and saved him from getting kicked to the curb for feeding the outdoor cats he attenattended to for 17 years. >> they filed charges against him maintaining a nuisance because he would put out the food for the cats. the pictures that they showed had no more than two cats in it. i mean really? >> purred by berlin township, new jersey, the 87-year-old veteran ended up pleading guilty to having an unlicensed cat. >> the stress of it was getting to the point that it was crushing him. it was just too much. >> which is when i posted his plight on facebook and was overwhelmed by you an avalanche of support. >> j and k dog rescue set up a you care account. >> my dad served in world war ii he served as this wonderful gentleman today. >> rescue dogs rock animal rescue launched an amazon wish list. >> i understand that friends of bill's have a few packages. >> oh, my goodness. >> the entire wish list. >> isn't that crazy? >> how many times did you refresh the wish list? >> at least fo
go sleep either at the church or at the va. and i was like, what? >> theresa grabowski volunteered her services and saved him from getting kicked to the curb for feeding the outdoor cats he attenattended to for 17 years. >> they filed charges against him maintaining a nuisance because he would put out the food for the cats. the pictures that they showed had no more than two cats in it. i mean really? >> purred by berlin township, new jersey, the 87-year-old veteran ended up...
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minister theresa may. they discussed major global issues including the future of nato and fighting isis. trump praised brit's for brexit which he likened to his own election victory. >> a free and independent britain is a blessing to the world and our relationship has never been stronger. both american and britain understand that that do. s must be responsive to everyday working people, that governments must represent their own citizensly. >> president trump also used today's meeting to reiterate that he believes torture works. britain takes a vocal stand against it. >> also today mr. trump signed an executive order for vetting measures which he says will keep radical islamic terrorists out of the united states. that order is expected to stop syrian refugees from coming into the country and suspend issuing visas for people from other muslim countries. muslim leaders are pushing back. they're organizing protests and planning on pushing elected officials at mosque. >>> thousands of people who identify as pro life taking to the streets of the nation's capitol. the marrer of life is he
minister theresa may. they discussed major global issues including the future of nato and fighting isis. trump praised brit's for brexit which he likened to his own election victory. >> a free and independent britain is a blessing to the world and our relationship has never been stronger. both american and britain understand that that do. s must be responsive to everyday working people, that governments must represent their own citizensly. >> president trump also used today's...
Good Day Philadelphia at 7A : WTXF : January 26, 2017 7:00am-9:00am EST
british prime minister theresa may. >> vice president trump prepares to address the republican retreat, protesters, they're gearing up for another day of demonstrations. our jenny joyce has been in center city all morning long with that, jenny, good morning. >> good morning, thomas, about few hours away from the protest beginning here along market street, in the area of 11th, 12th, 13th, outside the loews hotel, while we know that the philadelphia police department is preparing for a busy day, we also know that septa police, chief, tweeted out short time ago that his crew is preparing for morning roll calls, he says, today will be a great expression of the first amendment, we are here to help you. that certainly is positive last night hundreds in the crowd at the hotel, tonight police expecting in the thousands when president arrives in philadelphia. last night's crowd, showed up to the loews hotel to voice their anger about a number of policies, president trump is putting in place. this week alone there has been talk and movement regarding issues like immigration, abortion, internatio
british prime minister theresa may. >> vice president trump prepares to address the republican retreat, protesters, they're gearing up for another day of demonstrations. our jenny joyce has been in center city all morning long with that, jenny, good morning. >> good morning, thomas, about few hours away from the protest beginning here along market street, in the area of 11th, 12th, 13th, outside the loews hotel, while we know that the philadelphia police department is preparing for...
Good Day Philadelphia Weekend : WTXF : January 28, 2017 7:00am-9:00am EST
hosting first foreign leader at the white house theresa may. they discussed major global issues including future of nato and fight against isis and he praise the britt for breakfast which he liken todd own victor victory. >> a free and independent britain is a blessing to the world and our relationship has never been stronger. both america and britain understand that governments must be responsive to every day working people, that governments must represent their own citizens. >> president trump also used meeting to reiterate his thoughts on the use of torture. britain takes a vocal stand against it and controversial executive action by president trump, mr. trump ordering what he calls extreme vetting. fox's anda iliposis has more. >> this is protection of nation from foreign terrorist entities into the united state states. >> president donald trump signing executive order friday to put new vetting measures in effect to tighten u.s. visa and refugee policys with special focus on several muslim majority countries. >> i'm establishing new vetting measures to keep radical islamic terrorists
hosting first foreign leader at the white house theresa may. they discussed major global issues including future of nato and fight against isis and he praise the britt for breakfast which he liken todd own victor victory. >> a free and independent britain is a blessing to the world and our relationship has never been stronger. both america and britain understand that governments must be responsive to every day working people, that governments must represent their own citizens. >>...
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minister theresa may will be in attendance, peyton manning, known to open his wallet up to republicans, also expected to speak to the group that's gathered here. this is the first domestic trip, trump is taking as president, and today won't be too bad. tomorrow is when we can expect lots of road closures, lot of traffic detours, and of course, bob kelly have us covered on all of that. karen? >> should be -- lauren, did you say peyton manning was coming? >> that's absolutely correct. that's what we're hearing. he is expected to come speak to the group here at the loews hotel. >> should be interesting. thanks, lauren. >> right now police are investigating a deadly shooting that has happened in the feltonville neighborhood. police say two people went through the victim's pockets, after they shot him. and he was laying bleeding on the ground. officers say the man was shot twice. this is the 500 block of laurie street just before 9:00. he was taken to the hospital. but died there. we do not know if the people who raided the victim's pocket, well, we do think they are the suspect in that sho
minister theresa may will be in attendance, peyton manning, known to open his wallet up to republicans, also expected to speak to the group that's gathered here. this is the first domestic trip, trump is taking as president, and today won't be too bad. tomorrow is when we can expect lots of road closures, lot of traffic detours, and of course, bob kelly have us covered on all of that. karen? >> should be -- lauren, did you say peyton manning was coming? >> that's absolutely...
will also welcome to the white house his first foreign leader when british prime minister theresa may comes calling in washington. >>> at the white house, john roberts, fox news. >>> and on your radar tonight, not a bad night at all for mid january. lots of people out and about in center city tonight. some of them even chose to leave those heavy coats behind. still, there's some fog out there to look out for. meteorologist monica cryan has more on that some rain that's moving in. a lot of rain right, monica. >> lots of rain. sunday and monday be ready for it the rest to have night pretty quiet. like you were saying temperatures can't hate on this, 46 degrees. pretty mild. your high today 47. here are two other parameters we have to talk budge notice your winds very calm and that humidity very high at 96%. almost fully saturated so when there's no wind and high humidity, that really allows that fog to settle in. so what we're looking at are very low visibilities across the delaware valley. look at some of these numbers. three quarters of a mile visibility in philadelphia. 10 being
will also welcome to the white house his first foreign leader when british prime minister theresa may comes calling in washington. >>> at the white house, john roberts, fox news. >>> and on your radar tonight, not a bad night at all for mid january. lots of people out and about in center city tonight. some of them even chose to leave those heavy coats behind. still, there's some fog out there to look out for. meteorologist monica cryan has more on that some rain that's moving...
at the church or at the va. and what? >> theresa grabowski volunteered her services and saved him from getting kick to the curb for feeding the outdoor cats he attended to for 17 years. >> he was 85 years old at that point. they had filed charges against him. maintaining nuisance because he would put out the food for the cats. the pictures they showed had no more than two cats in it. really? >> purred by berlin township, n, the 87-year-old veteran ended up pleading guilty to having an unlicensed cat. >> the stress of it was getting to the point that it was crushing him. it was just too much. >> which is when i posted his plight on facebook and was overwhelmed by you avalanche of support. january company dog rescue said up a u care account. >> my dad served in world war ii. as this wonderful gentleman today. >> i understand that friends of bill have a few packages. >> oh, my goodness. >> entire wish list. >> isn't that crazy. >> how many times did you refresh the wish list? at least four times i added more stuff. stuff that we kept thinking he would need. >> we're throwing him a bi
at the church or at the va. and what? >> theresa grabowski volunteered her services and saved him from getting kick to the curb for feeding the outdoor cats he attended to for 17 years. >> he was 85 years old at that point. they had filed charges against him. maintaining nuisance because he would put out the food for the cats. the pictures they showed had no more than two cats in it. really? >> purred by berlin township, n, the 87-year-old veteran ended up pleading guilty to...
last week. british prime minister theresa may who had first stopped of course in philadelphia. >>> major airlines trying to navigate president trump's exec seive order on um any grace. what they're doing for families affected by the policy. >>> and call eight special pieces is a secret ingredient that helps some teens win national cooking contest. >> and check this out. we're seeing snow squalls this comes from fresco vincent wade in egg harbor. kathy orr should we expect to see more snow? >> absolutely. a few more snow squalls or snow bursts moving across the delaware valley. most of us saw one or two and guess what? another clipper over chicago is moving in tonight. we'll talk more about that coming up when we come back. i've spent my life planting a size-six, non-slip shoe into that door. on this side, i want my customers to relax and enjoy themselves. but these days it's phones before forks. they want wifi out here. but behind that door, i need a private connection for my business. wifi pro from comcast business. public wifi for your customers. private wifi for your busine
last week. british prime minister theresa may who had first stopped of course in philadelphia. >>> major airlines trying to navigate president trump's exec seive order on um any grace. what they're doing for families affected by the policy. >>> and call eight special pieces is a secret ingredient that helps some teens win national cooking contest. >> and check this out. we're seeing snow squalls this comes from fresco vincent wade in egg harbor. kathy orr should we...
britain theresa may also scheduled here. complete list of street closures and other restrictions on our website fox29.com. lucy? >> thank you much, chris o'connell. delaware memorial bridge saw second consecutive year of record traffic in 2016. the delaware liver and bay authorities says 17.8 million cars and trucks traveled through the toll plaza. it was about 60,000 more cars than the year before. agency says improving economy, stable gas prices and really nice weather all contributed to the traffic increase. >> here's bill with what's coming up report roar this tie shoe make his younger years landed him in jail, shot and as you can see a wheelchair. he's showing everybody that his past is not going to be his future. we've got a story coming up next for goodness sake. ♪ >>> down the shore it is cleanup time after the big nor'easter in this video from avalon you can now see the jagged shore line and huge chunks of the beach just missing. crews are now working to build it back up after winds topping 60 miles an hour battered the beaches. many shore towns are still drying out by the wa
britain theresa may also scheduled here. complete list of street closures and other restrictions on our website fox29.com. lucy? >> thank you much, chris o'connell. delaware memorial bridge saw second consecutive year of record traffic in 2016. the delaware liver and bay authorities says 17.8 million cars and trucks traveled through the toll plaza. it was about 60,000 more cars than the year before. agency says improving economy, stable gas prices and really nice weather all contributed...
foreign head of state at the white house today. the visit by british prime minister theresa may reaffirming the special relationship between the united kingdom and the united states. but the president's not making friends with every world leader. fox's joel wald man explains. in his first face-to-face meeting with a foreign leader president trump discussed major global issues, including the future of nato in the fight against isis with his british counterpart, prime minister theresa may. >> this was your choice of a question. there goes that relationship. >> president trump poking fun of prime minister theresa may for calling on british report here questioned his administration's more controversial stance z. including the possible use of enhanced interrogation techniques in fighting the global war on terror. >> i happen to feel that it does work. i've been open about that for a long periods of time. but i am going with our leaders. and we're going to win with or without. >> british prime minister theresa may herself only taking office this past july replacing david cameron after
foreign head of state at the white house today. the visit by british prime minister theresa may reaffirming the special relationship between the united kingdom and the united states. but the president's not making friends with every world leader. fox's joel wald man explains. in his first face-to-face meeting with a foreign leader president trump discussed major global issues, including the future of nato in the fight against isis with his british counterpart, prime minister theresa may....
british prime minister theresa may. >> day two, gof leaders certainly met by protesters on day one. including last night, where people were dancing and pro in protest, along market, thousands more expected today. >> well, our report verse everything you need to know about president trump's upcoming visit in just a fewer house. >> let's go right out to steve keeley standing by outside the lows in center city. >> already lots of police and secret service, k9 dogs, everybody out checking the corner of 12th and market streets. where the loews hotel is and the republican base will be for all day today and tomorrow for the retreat. here in center city the first trip away from washington, d.c. since donald trump was sworn in as president last friday first chance for donald trump to get together with his republican party to agree on united front. he scheduled to get here early afternoon, and that is when this street now empty may fill with thousands of people. we send it back down eight blocks down market street to you in the studio. >> thank you, steve. we will keep checking with him all
british prime minister theresa may. >> day two, gof leaders certainly met by protesters on day one. including last night, where people were dancing and pro in protest, along market, thousands more expected today. >> well, our report verse everything you need to know about president trump's upcoming visit in just a fewer house. >> let's go right out to steve keeley standing by outside the lows in center city. >> already lots of police and secret service, k9 dogs,...
different foreign leader, british prime minister theresa may, they'll be discussing trade deal between our two countries this morning in washington. she was in philadelphia yesterday and delivered a stirring speech at that gop retreat. she called on our two nations to renew our special relationship, and work together on strengthening security and building both economies. >> another topic for congressional republicans at the retreat, replace the affordable healthcare act. pledging better healthcare for americans, and reiterated. >> i do believe we will have a much better plan, a cheaper plan, i think it will be a lot less expensive. obamacare is the unaffordable care act. >> republican lawmakers have i to layout replacement plan in march. >> keep it right here for finds coverage of the gop retreat as well as president trump's first 100 days. >>> happening right now, truck numbers from the philadelphia school district. in a report expected today, according to philly.com, the district's aging buildings need nearly $5 billion in repairs. there are more than 12,000 out standing repairs. delayed
different foreign leader, british prime minister theresa may, they'll be discussing trade deal between our two countries this morning in washington. she was in philadelphia yesterday and delivered a stirring speech at that gop retreat. she called on our two nations to renew our special relationship, and work together on strengthening security and building both economies. >> another topic for congressional republicans at the retreat, replace the affordable healthcare act. pledging better...
Good Day Philadelphia Weekend : WTXF : January 7, 2017 7:00am-9:00am EST
twitter we've been talking to people. theresa checks in and she says, already 3-inches on the ground here in sea isle city. my dogs ran down the steps, ran back up, had a little potty break. that's pretty cool. and then adam checks in again another guy that we always hear from on twitter. we were talking earlier because jenny joyce and myself are both in new jersey today. we're calling it nejensy. >> everyone seem to be dealing with the snow right now. as you can see, it's not that bad. scott said it will get a little bit worse. i know that you and sean are waiting for at least something where you can do a snowplow or snow angel or something. look at the flurries you can see start to go pack it on right here. guys, back to you in the studio. >> you guys be careful out there. sean and i are very excited because the snow has started to fall in philadelphia. if you are just waking up at this hour. >>> okay. golden globes kicks off award season tomorrow night in hollywood. there's some beauty tips celebrities under go to look perfect. we'll talk about price, products you can use, maybe t
twitter we've been talking to people. theresa checks in and she says, already 3-inches on the ground here in sea isle city. my dogs ran down the steps, ran back up, had a little potty break. that's pretty cool. and then adam checks in again another guy that we always hear from on twitter. we were talking earlier because jenny joyce and myself are both in new jersey today. we're calling it nejensy. >> everyone seem to be dealing with the snow right now. as you can see, it's not that bad....
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leaders are calling. british prime minister theresa may is the first foreign leader, to meet with the new president. the economy and nato's status topped the agenda on friday. but future meetings with mexico's president, enrique pena nieto, are in jeopardy. trump's presidential order to beef up border security with new construction on the southern wall puts the us in conflict with our southern neighbor. trump says mexico will pay for the wall. mexico says no. a conflict could be looming between american jobs and trade between mexico and the united states. how will it impact jobs here at home? diana negroponte is a trade attorney and scholar at the woodrow wilson center. she also worked on the nafta negotiations with the u.s. chamber of commerce in mexico. thank you very much. appreciate that. is nafta broken? diana: no, but nafta is old. it was signed 25 years ago. after a generation it is time to renew, time to strengthen it. remember when we signed it there was no digital commerce, no internet. so it wasn't included. now we've got to look at internet commerce, cyber security. and we've
leaders are calling. british prime minister theresa may is the first foreign leader, to meet with the new president. the economy and nato's status topped the agenda on friday. but future meetings with mexico's president, enrique pena nieto, are in jeopardy. trump's presidential order to beef up border security with new construction on the southern wall puts the us in conflict with our southern neighbor. trump says mexico will pay for the wall. mexico says no. a conflict could be looming...
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theresa may comes calling to the white house.e. > turning now to the forecast.a here is a live look outside onts this saturday evening. today was pretty warm for late january. that's been the trend, which was nice for all these events outdoors. but definitely overcast. some of you may be seeing someeg wet weather tonight.ight gary mcgrady i what's going on. >> not much.>> n we have been talking about the -- not much. it's like the biggest week in d.c.d.c. we've been talking about the weather with everybody here in e town and outdoors. >> what are we looking for sunday. >> gloomy continues. it's gloomy out there now. it's going to in t.in big thunderstorms down to thee deep south.de that's going to set the stage for what is coming to ourr direction in the next 4 hours. we're gloomy and drizzle i and then the heavy stuff comes tomorrow night.ht. you see a lot of severe weather down through the deep south. tornado reports are there.e. it really is a severe weather outbreak down there.e. we're not dealing with thatwith here, but you can see the rain is marching to the north right up by
theresa may comes calling to the white house.e. > turning now to the forecast.a here is a live look outside onts this saturday evening. today was pretty warm for late january. that's been the trend, which was nice for all these events outdoors. but definitely overcast. some of you may be seeing someeg wet weather tonight.ight gary mcgrady i what's going on. >> not much.>> n we have been talking about the -- not much. it's like the biggest week in d.c.d.c. we've been talking...
Good Day DC : WTTG : January 27, 2017 9:00am-10:58am EST
something that will become clear later today as he meets with british prime minister theresa may shaping her own country through negotiations with the european union. she spoke at republican gathering. >> because of that great victory you have won, america can be stronger, greater e. and more confident in years ahead. >> while the relationship may strengthen u.s. ties to me. a visit was cancelled next work because trump is moving forward on border wall. >> people want protection and wall protects. >> how will he pay for it. white house. voting idea of voter tax to force payments from mexico and that may go over with a thud with many free market republicans in coming gress to say nothing of the democrats. >> and just minutes ago president vump tweeted this. mexico has taken advance taj of the u.s. enough. it must change now. >>> we've also learned that president trump will vl first official conference with russian president vladimir putin and the kremlin confirmed overnight they're set to speak by phone tomorrow and the call will be the first the two have spoken since he congratulated pre
something that will become clear later today as he meets with british prime minister theresa may shaping her own country through negotiations with the european union. she spoke at republican gathering. >> because of that great victory you have won, america can be stronger, greater e. and more confident in years ahead. >> while the relationship may strengthen u.s. ties to me. a visit was cancelled next work because trump is moving forward on border wall. >> people want...
Fox 5 News @ Ten : WTTG : January 21, 2017 10:00pm-11:00pm EST
agenda when issue prime minister theresa may comes calling at the white house. > turning to the forecast now. here's a live look outside, the stars moving along there. today was pretty warm for latete january, but it has been overcast, dreary and you may you even be seeing some light rainin tonight.to gwen is enjoying a little bit of time off and we're happy to have gary with us. >> good to be here. > foggy, basically., that picture we just showed, that live peck tour that was inn town, bad, but the dense fog advisory has been issued and really righh now the dense fog advisory has been issued pretty north of the metro area, basically northern s maryland all the way up into pennsylvania. here, there,ou counties that are in gray andn that is going to extend all the way up through eastern sectionst of pennsylvania.of all of jersey and long islandisa under this dense fog advisory this evening, it goes through overnight and into tomorrowmorr morning. the air is kind of still and there's nothing to move it along so for the most part it looks like we have a big cloud on the ground and
agenda when issue prime minister theresa may comes calling at the white house. > turning to the forecast now. here's a live look outside, the stars moving along there. today was pretty warm for latete january, but it has been overcast, dreary and you may you even be seeing some light rainin tonight.to gwen is enjoying a little bit of time off and we're happy to have gary with us. >> good to be here. > foggy, basically., that picture we just showed, that live peck tour that was inn...
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becoming president.esident. british prime minister theresa a may is in town.ton. after addressing a republican convention yesterday in philadelphia. president trump will have a private meeting witht trum may y before the two hold app jointpp news conference at the white house n philadelphia the primeh minister hailed the start ofailt president trump's term asar aa "new era of american renewalricn quote request tomorrowe president trump is reexpected to spend part of his talking with russian president vladimiresider putin. it will be their firsthe conversation since putin congra the election.ction. many analysts expect the twoe to begin rebuilding thebu strained relationship betweenelt our untrieies.io >> today tens of thousands ts will take part in the annualannl march for life rally, the antiabortion march takes on n new significance this yearificae with the trump administrationnin taking action to restrictstri funding for abortions. >> fox5's annie yu is livee with a preview.p what can we expect today,, annie? >> reporter: hey , goodter: h, good morning, holly and wisdom.om. yeah,
becoming president.esident. british prime minister theresa a may is in town.ton. after addressing a republican convention yesterday in philadelphia. president trump will have a private meeting witht trum may y before the two hold app jointpp news conference at the white house n philadelphia the primeh minister hailed the start ofailt president trump's term asar aa "new era of american renewalricn quote request tomorrowe president trump is reexpected to spend part of his talking with...
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retreat and donald trump speaks at the event as will british prime minister theresa may. a foreign said head of state will address the gathering and football star payton manning appears. first time in nfl,000 people are set to protest outside of the retreat. >> and searize of of tweets from witness are that the post came from former employee that was not allrized you use park twitter account. it's gotten national attention on social media but series of tweets between frozen veming -- -- including epa. >> and still ahead a secret battle sportscaster erin andrews and what kept her going for a couple few months. >> and montgomery county high school principal is under fire for what he called cheer squad's routine. >> more information on the story next. >> brought evil back with us. bri on fox. >> you can to the predict the market but there's good time price help up investigators stay copfy department over 30 years he call us or your advisor. your path to retirement may not always be clear. but at t. rowe price, we can help guide your retirement savings.
retreat and donald trump speaks at the event as will british prime minister theresa may. a foreign said head of state will address the gathering and football star payton manning appears. first time in nfl,000 people are set to protest outside of the retreat. >> and searize of of tweets from witness are that the post came from former employee that was not allrized you use park twitter account. it's gotten national attention on social media but series of tweets between frozen veming -- --...
Fox 5 News Edge @ 6 : WTTG : January 23, 2017 6:00pm-6:30pm EST
first visit for a foreign liter. britain prime minister theresa may friday and additionally senate is likely to confirm two top cabinet nominees rex tillerson secretary of state and mike pompeo as cia director. >> there was largest group to witness inauguration, period.. >> and press secretary shawn spicer scolding reporters who rightfully noted that this year's inauguration had significantly smaller turnout than in 2009 and simple side by side comparison of photos and two events show the claim is demonster aac >> don't loose a fast or stat unless you're 100% certain you got it nailed down. >> president dump is osed spoke type a ford order releasing us from the transamerican and it pitted almost all 2016 candidates against former president obama. in washington, lauren blanchard, fox news. >> women's march on washington come and gone. and many are asking what's up next. how do organizers keep momentum fog. one is through a newly launched campaign ten action are for first 100 days. every ten days they plan to take action on an issue they care b as the first action they encourage partici
first visit for a foreign liter. britain prime minister theresa may friday and additionally senate is likely to confirm two top cabinet nominees rex tillerson secretary of state and mike pompeo as cia director. >> there was largest group to witness inauguration, period.. >> and press secretary shawn spicer scolding reporters who rightfully noted that this year's inauguration had significantly smaller turnout than in 2009 and simple side by side comparison of photos and two events...
Fox 5 News Edge @ Eleven : WTTG : January 28, 2017 12:30am-1:00am EST
at the white house today and welcomed british prime minister theresa may making her first visit since taking over for cameron. cameron stepped down last july after leading the european union. >> in the first face to face meeting with foreign leader president trump discussed major global issues including future of nato and fight against isis with british counter part prime minister theresa may. >> this was your choice of a question. >> there goes that relation rlsship. >> president trump pocking fun of theresa may for calling on british reporter that questioned his administration more controversial substancesen including possible use of enhanced interrogation techniques even fighting global are war on terror. >> it does work and i've been on for that for a long period of time but i'm going with our leaders and we're going to win with or without. >> british prime minister theresa may herself taking office this past july replacing david cameron after stunning vote. >> we want to put interest of ordinary working people right up there center state. >> america press corps seemingly ju
at the white house today and welcomed british prime minister theresa may making her first visit since taking over for cameron. cameron stepped down last july after leading the european union. >> in the first face to face meeting with foreign leader president trump discussed major global issues including future of nato and fight against isis with british counter part prime minister theresa may. >> this was your choice of a question. >> there goes that relation rlsship....
Fox 5 News @ 5 : WTTG : January 23, 2017 5:00pm-6:00pm EST
for the first visit for a foreign liter. britain prime minister theresa may friday and additionally senate is likely to confirm two top cabinet nominees rex tillerson secretary of state and mike pompeo as cia director. >> there was largest group to witness inauguration, period.. >> and press secretary shawn spicer scolding reporters who rightfully noted that this year's inauguration had significantly smaller turnout than in 2009 and simple side by side comparison of photos and two events show the claim is demonster aac
for the first visit for a foreign liter. britain prime minister theresa may friday and additionally senate is likely to confirm two top cabinet nominees rex tillerson secretary of state and mike pompeo as cia director. >> there was largest group to witness inauguration, period.. >> and press secretary shawn spicer scolding reporters who rightfully noted that this year's inauguration had significantly smaller turnout than in 2009 and simple side by side comparison of photos and two...
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prime minister theresa may. >> we want to talk about trade and that more tomorrow and i think we'll talk about immigration this week and we'll have time of national security. and conversation about that and obviously general matt is. >> and more of that coming and perhaps this week. executive orders and those three topics. >> just a few hours ago we learned president trump flushed federal aid to george aand alabama where they were hit by severe weather and they called georgia governor and planned to speak to rick scott. we'll have more on the weather later in the broadcast, matt. >> thank you. police in san antonio text exare investigating a mall shooting after a jawlry store was robbed. two men robbed the store and as they left a good samarita confronted them. one of the robbers shot and killed that man and another shopper in the mall was carrying a concealed weapon and shot the gunman. and meanwhile as the second robber got away, he shot two people as he was leaving. and two other people suffered injuries but they were not shot. >> absolutely senseless. absolutely senseless this i
prime minister theresa may. >> we want to talk about trade and that more tomorrow and i think we'll talk about immigration this week and we'll have time of national security. and conversation about that and obviously general matt is. >> and more of that coming and perhaps this week. executive orders and those three topics. >> just a few hours ago we learned president trump flushed federal aid to george aand alabama where they were hit by severe weather and they called georgia...
theresa may. may. >> both she and presidentnd p trump are new to theirth leadership roles and bothth countries undergoing majorjor transition center city. city. fox's doug luzader begins ourns coverage this morning.rage >> reporter: we often talk l about the special relationshipla between the u.s. and the uk. uk. this meeting though comes asas both president donald trumpsider and prime minister theresa mayry are trying to build some newom relationships on the world stage. donald trump salutes and walks s up the stairs of air force oneoe his first time as commander-in-chief stillnd getting used to there-i new rid. >> beautiful. it's a great plane.reat pla. really beautiful.eau >> reporter: but this toolhis to of international diplomacyipl will carry trump into ardinto ar would that is quickly realigning something that will w become clear later today as heo meets with british primeish pri shepherding her own country cou through exit negotiations witht the european union.unin. she spoke at a republican repu gathering in philadelphiahiladea ahead of today's visit. is >> because of
theresa may. may. >> both she and presidentnd p trump are new to theirth leadership roles and bothth countries undergoing majorjor transition center city. city. fox's doug luzader begins ourns coverage this morning.rage >> reporter: we often talk l about the special relationshipla between the u.s. and the uk. uk. this meeting though comes asas both president donald trumpsider and prime minister theresa mayry are trying to build some newom relationships on the world stage. donald...
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theresa may looking lon to continue the economic tradete relationship as her countryshipa works to leave s thhee european union. but may has a differentdi opinions than the president when itpr comes to the iran deaa nato and torture.ortre. a joint press conferencet between the two is setpr forfor 1:00 this afternoon. >>> also today, thae presidenti scheduled to visit the te pentagon for the ceremonialrem swearing in of the secretarysecy of defense general james jame mattis.mattis >> meanwhile last nightle l president trump appeared onappeo fox's hannity. >> oh they're the liars. let me give you an example.exa when john got up he talked about the audience anda hle and talked about i had the largestrt audience. i d i had the largest audienceud if you add the television, iflei you add all the sources thercese largest audience in the however inaugurations.augura i d.d. they try to demean it so much. h >> president trump's chief c white house strategist stevetrae bannon also bashing the media ta in an interview with the newe york times he repeatedlyepe described news organizationsra as
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Fox 5 Morning News Saturday : WTTG : January 28, 2017 7:00am-9:00am EST
theresa may who waswa making her first visit to thet h u.s. since taking over forror david cameron. cameron stepped down laste july.. the two discussed globaltw issues like the futureo of natf as well as the fight against agt isis. >>> and a historic day in the te district yesterday as yesterdays thousands gathered on theth national mall for thell the antiabortion rally and for the t first time ever, a sitting si vice president spoke toe pres demonstrators gathered to protest roe v. wade, thed, supreme court decision thatn t legalized abortion back in 1973. with republicans controllings the white house and congrcoess,, pro life supporters areters ar hopeful their agenda can nowannw move forward and vice an president pence told the crowde president trump supports theirup cause. take a sr listen.liten. >> that's why this administration will work withrai the congresson to end taxpayer funding of abortion and abortion providers.vide. and we will that devote those resources to healthcarelth services for women across america. [cheers and applause]and applau] >> this was the 44th year for
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theresa may. >>> and this morning, the national parks service is cleaning up after the inauguration and the women's march on washington. >> crews have on remove all the structures they built for the various events. last night, they began tearing down the stage from the make america great again concert. that will last until thursday. also theed, crews will continue picking up the while decking that was placed on the mall to protect the grass that was recently installed. >> if that hadn't been down, we would probably be looking at some significantly different. that did its job. >>> it could be march before lafayet p dismantling the grand stand and viewing stands is a big job since it has concrete footing and hard wired electric i. >>> and a victory for metro. i pl it played a key role in transporting all those people over the weekend. soort, more than 1 million people used metro for the women's march. that is the second busiest day in the transit history. metro served more than 2 million people from friday to sunday. >>> former first daughter chelsea clinton is making it clear it is not o
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leader theresa may here in washington. as for next week, we're just learning this morning from the president himself he will announce his supreme court picks on thursday. matt? >> thank you very much. we have breaking news this morning from the philadelphia area where in glen side two suburban front yards have been swallowed by a giant sinkhole. parts of the sidewalk and street collapsed a. pickup truck left the pavement caved in just before dawn. no injuries have been reported. an investigation into what caused that is now getting underway. >>> the virginia zoo in norfolk is asking its neighbors to be on the lookout for a possible fugitive. sunny, a popular red panda hasn't been seen in her inclosure since monday. and zoo officials warn that she could be unpredictable if she actually has escaped. they're hoping she's still somewhere on zoo grounds. police are providing a thermal camera to help with the search for sunny. >> cute. >> i hope they find her. >>> coming up next what all women need to know about cervical cancer after erin revealed her battle with the disease. >>> how do
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today. >> and british prime minister theresa may is expected to speak at this retreat. is that mormal for foreign leaders to address a gathering like this one? >> it's the first time we've seen a british prime minister at the republican retreat. she's coming before her meeting here with president trump tomorrow. we have a sneak peek at some of her comments today. she's going to talk about what she calls the special relationship between the u.s. and the uk and putting together a one on we know strait trade deal after brexit is done. they're pulling out >> tracie, thank you. >>> could we be witnessing a digital insurrection against president trump? over the last few days, some official media accounts have tweeted messages that seem to be at odds with the president's agenda. for example, the defense department publicized articles about a iraqi refugee who -- >>> turning now to the weather, it is late january and no sign of it anywhere. >> i like it. a lot of people were out yesterday exercising b, running. wore a t-shirt. >> a t-shirt, even today you can have on. look at the temperatures
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trump will meet with his first foreign leader this week. british prime minister theresa may is expected to visit trump on friday. the president will also meet with mexico's president at the end of the month. they're expected to talk about trade, immigration, and security. of course, president trump has proposed building a wall along the southern border and insists that mexico will pay for it. >>> prayers are being offered for the new president and the nation. washington's archbishop cardinal donald whirl celebrated mass last night at the cathedral of st. matthew the apostle. he offered a special prayer for those part of the new administration. he asked the congregation to use religion as a way to unite the country through change. >> we bring our gifts, our vision, our hopes, our aspirations as we open a new chapter, and we pray that god's spirit be with all of us. >> the cardinal was also part of the national prayer service held for the trump and pence families earlier in the day. >>> pope francis says he wants to see what president donald trump will do before giving an opinion of him.
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Tat Mok National Park (, ) is a national park in Phetchabun Province, Thailand. Established on 30 October 1998, it is the 87th national park in Thailand. Both park and the waterfall are named after Tat Mok Mountains.

Geography
Tat Mok National Park is about  east of Phetchabun in Mueang District. The park's area covers 181,250 rai ~ .
The national park is abutting Phu Pha Daeng Wildlife Sanctuary and connected by Nam Nao National Park to the north, abutting Phu Khiao Wildlife Sanctuary to the east and abutting Tabo-Huai Yai Wildlife Sanctuary to the south. The park's streams and waterfalls provide the main source for the Pa Sak and Chi Rivers.

History
In mid-1991 a survey was set up, a beautiful waterfall was found suitable for renovation into a tourist attraction. Later in 1995, the Royal Forest Department requested additional information so that the Tabo forest and Huai Yai forest area could become a national park. Tat Mok was declared the 87th National Park on 30 October 1998. Since 2002 this national park has been managed by Protected Areas Regional Office 11 (Phitsanulok)

Flora
The park features forest types, including mixed deciduous, deciduous dipterocarp, dry evergreen and hill evergreen forest.
Plants include:

Fauna
In the park are the following mammals:

The park has approximately 170 species of birds, of which some 110 species of passerine from 33 families, represented by one species:

and some 60 species of non-passerine from 19 families, represented by one species:

And reptiles:

Places
 Namtok Tat Mok - a one level  high waterfall.
 Namtok Song Nang - a 12-tiered waterfall.

Location

See also
 List of national parks in Thailand
 List of Protected Areas Regional Offices of Thailand

References

National parks of Thailand
Geography of Phetchabun province
Tourist attractions in Phetchabun province
1998 establishments in Thailand
Protected areas established in 1998

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George Smuin was born Nov 11, 1844 in England and emigrated to Zion in 1864. He immediately began working for the railroad to earn passage money for his family still in England.
Eliza Gaisford was born in Ogden in June 1853 to immigrant parents from England who spent their first winter (1852-1853) in a wagon box "down by the Mount at Mount Fort".
After ten years of saving George's family arrived in Ogden in Nov. 1873. George and Eliza had 3 children by the time his parents arrived. The burden to provide food and shelter for his extended family initially fell on George's shoulders. His willingness to help them was clearly demonstrated as he provided for them and built a house for his parents while simultaneously trying to raise and provide for his own family.
The house he built for his parents still stands at 460 S. Adams Ave. The original home is adobe brick. It was modernized in the early 1900s by adding a porch and covering the adobe with a plaster/stucco combination. It is said that the pine trees in front of the house came from Lynne Nurseries.
With a growing family, George supported his family with the business of harvesting fruit and establishing a nursery. He had the first nursery and the only hot house in northern Ogden called the G. Smuin & Co. of Lynne Nurseries. He also became involved with the Lumber industry, and for many years served as Vice President of the Utah & Oregon Lumber company located along 24th street and Lincoln Avenue.
George had an entrepreneurial spirit that benefitted his family and other new immigrants. He had the advantage of employing many immigrants in the strawberry fields and then commanded a high price for his produce by sending it on the railroad to a market outside of Ogden.
He made a pond at the bottom of the hill by today's 5th Street to harvest ice during the winter and then used the ice to ship his berries on the rails. The pond was called Smuin Pond.
George's mother died in 1899 and his step-father in 1905.


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Mamamia News
The gender pay gap has increased.
1. New figures from the Australian Bureau of Statistics reveal that the gender pay gap has increased over the past year. The weekly wage for women has increased from $1193, to $1252. But men's weekly wages have risen from $1447 to $1518 per week. Australian men earn on on average 26% more than Australian women. A decade ago the difference was 24%. This disparity is thought to be due to higher salaries for male employees who dominate the mining and construction industries.
2. France has said that the international community should respond with force, if reports that the Syrian government used chemical weapons against civilians is true. The Syrian opposition have claimed that up 1300 people were killed in a shelling outside of Damascus on Wednesday, which used nerve gas.
3. Former US soldier Bradley Manning, who has been sentenced to 35 years in jail for releasing military secrets to Wikileaks will begin living life as a woman from now on. Chelsea Manning, as she has now requested to be called, told the US Today Show via a statement read by her lawyer, that she will commence hormone replacement therapy as soon as possible.
Chelsea Manning said: "As I transition into this next phase of my life, I want everyone to know the real me. I am Chelsea Manning. I am a female. Given the way that I feel, and have felt since childhood, I want to begin hormone therapy as soon as possible. I hope that you will support me in this transition".
4. New polling released yesterday shows that Prime Minister Kevin Rudd may be fighting to hold his own seat; the electorate of Griffith in Queensland. The Guardian Lonergan poll suggests that the Liberal Party candidate, Bill Glasson, is ahead of Rudd 52 percent to 48 per cent. Comparisons with former Prime Minister John Howard who lost his seat of Bennalong at the 2007 election, are already being drawn.
5. Prime Minister Rudd had to fend off more negative news yesterday, after the make-up artist who powdered the faces of Rudd and Abbott before Wednesday's leaders debate, posted a status on Facebook indicating that Rudd had been rude to her.
She wrote: "Just finished doing Kevin Rudd and Tony Abbott's makeup for the People's Forum at the Broncos Leagues Club… One of them was absolutely lovely, engaged in genuine conversation with me, acknowledge that I had a job to do and was very appreciative. The other did the exact opposite! Oh boy, I have ever had anyone treat me so badly."
The make-up artist has since removed the post and says that she regrets "making the comments I did."
6. Tony Abbott has announced that the Liberal Party will no longer accept donations from tobacco companies. The Opposition Leader's announcement follows Kevin Rudd's pledge, that if elected, a Labor Government would ban all political parties from accepting donations from the tobacco industry.
7. Janos Karancz is the 2013 World Yo-Yo Contest winner. Check out his mad skillz below:
jb expat 8 years ago
Can't believe that yoyo string was not in knots and that he did not hit himself in the head.
Nettie 8 years ago
Naturally the make-up artist withdrew her comment from Facebook as she received a torrent of threatening tweets from the outraged left. She was scared. Scared for telling the truth in Australia! Unbelievable!
Also can you IMAGINE the media frenzy if this poor girl had made the same comment about Tony Abbott!! Plibersek, Wong and any of the handbag hit squad still around would have gone berserk.
Double standards writ large.
Norah 8 years ago
Exactly Nettie, just like the self described "Union delegate (CFMEU), father, husband, son, unapologetically pro-Labor" who tweeted:
I hope she never works again, shameful. Nothing but a gossip whore, should be out on street turning tricks.
Labor and their supporters are vicious.
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"Xenochrony is a studio-based musical technique developed at an unknown date, but possibly as early as the early 1960s, by Frank Zappa, who used it on several albums. Xenochrony is executed by extracting a musical part from its original context and placing it into a completely different song, in order to create an unexpected but pleasing effect. He said that this was the only way to achieve some rhythms."
In this case I think we should include remakes too, just to make the list as complete as possible.
Right of Way is a stoned mix of one of the Solo Extrano/NDGC tracks, and the phrase turns up on tracks on Weekly Mansions & Roman Lips.
The field recordings that are the basis of Infinity Drips turn up throughout Equinox, Un Corazon De Nadie, parts of Solo Extrano and possibly in Bedlam.
Edasich is in Turn for Caring anyway! Where are they in Equinox and Un Corazon?
Ocho contains Manir al Shuja (very effectively) - I think that this is also in Healed and Raised by Wounds, very much in the background.
The ending of happiness is one of the Infinity Drips tracks too.
Dientes Para El Osmosis contains elements of Goliath (listen at 2:35 for a badly played keyboard part!) as does Querer (in fact right at the start, that appears to have a field sample from the Infinity Drips trip that wasn't used - but is probably the source of one of the Goliath riffs).
Vondelpark Bij Nacht & Apocalypse inside of an Orange are two versions of the same jam, and (I think) Zapopan Mexico contains layers extracted from another performance of the same thing.
In b4 hbk tells us that every ORL song is a revamped version of the broken english jam.
It's great isn't it? So effective. Ocho could be his best track.
For the record, I think Infinity Drips is an amazing album, can't understand the hate for it. To me it's one of the key albums as it unlocks many of the others - it's clear that the field trip made a huge impression on Omar.


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Welcome to the King County Conflict Clinic blog. We're here to help you transform conflict into a productive force for good results. Each week we'll answer questions about conflict situations, and share tips and tools to help you gain insight and take action.
This conflict resource is brought to you by the King County Office of Alternative Dispute Resolution. To find out more about our services, visit our website.
Here's our team:
Ann McBroom is the director of the King County Office of Alternative Dispute Resolution. Ann has been a conflict resolution professional in Washington State since 1989. After serving as program manager for the King County Dispute Resolution Center for seven years, she was hired by the City of Bellevue to establish a full service mediation program serving citizens of Bellevue. As program manager for these two programs, Ann has mediated and facilitated hundreds of complex, multi-party conflicts, specializing in public interest and employment disputes. In addition, she has trained and mentored hundreds of mediators, including many of the area's current leaders in the mediation field. After spending several years with Sound Options Group as a trainer, mediator, facilitator, and consultant in both the public and private sector, Ann joined the King County Alternative Dispute Resolution Program as assistant manager and mediator in 2003.
Polly Davis is a mediator, negotiator, and trainer. During her 20 years as a mediator she has worked with the Northwest Institute for Restorative Justice; the King, Snohomish and Pierce County Dispute Resolution Centers; Conflict Resolution, Research and Resource Institute (CRI), and the King County Alternative Dispute Resolution Program. A specialist in the prevention, management, and resolution of conflict with more than 15 years of experience working with community, non-governmental organizations, environmental, and governmental sectors addressing areas including matters of human rights; developer and trainer of culturally pertinent and topically applicable training curricula; and coach.
Doug Nathan has been a conflict resolution professional in private practice since 2006, providing advanced conflict management, organizational development, leadership coaching, training, and facilitation to organizations in both the public and private sectors. Prior to that, Doug was a training and development consultant for Sound Options Group, a conflict resolution firm on Bainbridge Island that specializes in conflict resolution in educational settings. Before that, he worked at Microsoft for five years helping leaders, managers and teams improve their results during times of conflict and change. Doug has a Master's degree in Organizational Systems and brings his systems thinking to enhance team dynamics and support healthy work environments. His conflict resolution background includes mediating employment and labor disputes, facilitating large-scale multi-party disputes, environmental scans, and designing collaborative processes to prevent, improve, or resolve conflict situations.
Kathleen Nichols has mediated or facilitated more than 1,000 cases in the past 20 years in both the private and public sector. In addition to her private practice, which focuses primarily on family mediation, Kathleen has mediated for various organizations including the U.S. Postal Service, the Inter-Local Conflict Resolution Group (ILCRG), the Federal Executive Board ADR Consortium, the City of Seattle, and she has done volunteer mediations as a mentor mediator for various Puget Sound area Dispute Resolution Centers (DRCs). Kathleen has experience mediating a variety of issues, including workplace EEO, union grievances, employer-employee, and employee-employee disputes, as well as neighborhood, landlord/tenant, elder care, small claims cases, and business disputes. Kathleen is certified by the Washington Mediation Association (WMA) in the following areas of practice: Domestic Relations, Labor/Employment, and Business/Community. For six years, she served as a board member for the Washington Mediation Association, including a term as president. Kathleen earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Sociology and an Master's degree in management from the University of Colorado.
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Thank you for the great blog, the material is providing a lot of food for thought for both work and life in general.
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Nick, thanks for your comment. It's helpful to know the posts are useful. And both at work and beyond. Great! Take care, Doug


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Ace Combat 3: Electrosphere – japońska konsolowa gra wyprodukowana i wydana przez Namco w 1999 i 2000, w 2000 i 2001 roku wydana także przez Sony Computer Entertainment.

W odróżnieniu od poprzednich tytułów z serii Ace Combat, motywy poruszane w tej odsłonie skupiały się bardziej na elementach science-fiction, porzucając projekty samolotów i lokacji zbliżone do rzeczywiście istniejących na rzecz futurystycznych projektów. Rozgrywka polega na kontolowaniu jednego z wielu typów samolotów i niszczeniu celów powietrznych, oraz jednoczesnego wykonywania celów danej misji, takich jak obrona bazy lotniczej czy zniszczenie nadciągającej wrogiej floty.

Jako następca Ace Combat 2, Electrosphere korzysta z wielu rozwiązań związanych z rozgrywką stosowanych przez poprzednika. W odróżnieniu od poprzednich części serii, Electrosphere kładzie większy nacisk na prowadzoną opowieść, przedstawianą za pomocą animowanych przerywników filmowych, za które odpowiadało studio Production I.G. Jako jedną z inspiracji dla osi fabularnej w Electrosphere wymieniana jest seria Neon Genesis Evangelion.

Kontrowersje w wydaniach na rynek europejski i amerykański wywołane zostały przez usunięcie znacznej części misji oraz przerywników filmowych z angielskiej wersji gry, znacznie spłycając historię przedstawioną w grze. Względem oryginalnego, japońskiego wydania wycięto także komunikaty radiowe w trakcie misji, oraz rozgałęziającą się historię, zależną od wyborów gracza. Decyzja ta została podyktowana względami finansowymi, w Japonii gra została wydana na dwóch płytach CD, natomiast na pozostałych rynkach część zawartości została usunięta, aby tytuł zmieścić na jednym nośniku CD. Istnieje fanowski projekt przywracający usunięte elementy do wersji angielskiej gry, bazując na japońskiej edycji Electrosphere.

Pomimo problemów związanych ze znacznym ograniczeniem dostępnej zawartości w wersjach angielskojęzycznych, Electrosphere udało się osiągnąć sprzedaż na poziomie miliona kopii, z pozytywnym odbiorem na rynku japońskim i mieszanym w pozostałych regionach, gdzie głównie krytyce został poddany brak znacznej części zawartości względem wersji japońskiej oraz prosta rozgrywka.

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