on the dating app hinge. users are saying goodbye to the swipe and hello to the personality. >> it's people who are actually invested in meeting people. as opposed to, again, like the hook-up culture. >> we're on a first date with two people who made the app's top 40 most eligible list. >> sorry, ladies, this is the best new york can do. >> can they sweep each other off their phones? >>> plus, 13th, a provocative documentary indicting america's painful past and sounding the alarm about its present. >> we punish and we profit. >> we're with ava duvernay, the director, trying to expose a prison system that she calls modern day slavery, breaking down barriers with her academy award nomination. >>> george and amal clooney expecting twins. will these two globetrotters settle down? when the kids arrive? but first the "nightline" 5. twins. will these two globetrotters when the kids arrive? but first the "nightline" 5. whe? but first the "nightline" 5. wh arrive? but first the "nightline" 5. whe arrive? but first the

and i think it's 100% possible to find the one on hinge. i think it's easy for other dating apps to sort of just feel like entertainment at times. and people might just be swiping as a game almost. but i'm taking it a little bit more seriously. >> reporter: today, she's making over a friend's profile to help him put his best digital foot forward. >> i want to see all your photos and read everything you wrote about yourself. >> reporter: first step, don't have too many people in the shot. >> aren't you worried if you have a photo with your guy friends, that the girls will see your friends and think they're hotter? [ laughter ] >> reporter: but skip the selfie. use pictures that show personality. >> i want to see a guy out doing his hobbies or action or adventure, something like that. so that's obviously a beautiful shot and says you love playing golf. >> reporter: lastly, make sure your profile has conversation starters. >> i'm actually legitimately easy at making an over easy egg. >> that could be a first date question. what's your go-to br

i have made the motion and commissioner ong hing has seconded. >> thank you, capt. in terms of some perspective on this for the newer commissioners, it's a very storied tradition of the command department and the command staff and the capt. to decide what level of award someone gets for their bravery. so i really want to thank you vp turman that our role in this is to approve it and take the rare opportunity to really-it is superseding our judgment the judgment of the captains and the command staff and i think that we do that very spirit and the vp turman i think you made a number incredible points it is incredibly brave officer. and that's ultimately what a gold medal of valor is is about. his life was clearly in jeopardy and he did absolutely everything he could to preserve the sanctity of life for everyone involved. i just want to acknowledge this is not an easy thing to do. finished ordinary measure the commission would take and i believe that this officer certainly is more than do this on her. colleagues, anyone else before we take a vote? commissioner mazzucco

. >> i found him hinged. [laughter] 's the one you often don't hear that hinged. >> it was a stream of consciousness. it was a performance unlike any other. you think of the jfk press conferences or reagan or others. this is a performance art. i suppose i'm willing to be schooled on this. you have to judge him by his own terms. if you try to connect the dots for the sentences or the fragments, it doesn't always hold together. i would say the high point was when he mentioned to me. i thought i was going to be the surprise new national security advisor. >> bret: it's still open. >> of got to weigh it. i will miss you. i did think you are right. the country is divided. he's not the one who caused it but his supporters will love this and those who are skeptical about him are going to wonder about how hinged he is. >> bret: let's look at the pushback from opponents who say this white house is not operating, as he said, like a fine-tuned machine. the firing, as he called it, of michael flynn. the fact that you don'

funding for nato could hang in the balance hinging on whether nato allies decide to pay up. james mattis echoing the tone at the brussels meeting with the nato defense ministers and affirming the support for the alliance. mattis said members must be willing to pull their weight. >> it is a fair demand of those who benefit from the best defense in the world carry the share of the cost of freedom. we should never forget it is freedom that we defend here at nato. >> the nato secretary-general says the message from secretary mattis is fair and they need to do a better job of burden sharing. >>> all right. following the news of constant contact between trump campaign officials and russian officials. some in washington now calling for investigation noos ths into. they want to know who leaked the story. stay with us. >>> with the swirl of reports of russian contacts with donald trump campaign officials, some republicans calling for an investigation. not in the contacts, but who leaked them. >>> and the search for labor secretary begins again. andrew puzder withdraws his nameless th

that hole has a door with a hinge on it. this as border agents report daily battle with illegals, yes border crossers are still at a 5 year high. despite a 20% slowdown in the month of january, from december to january. joining me now former senator, homeland security ranking member senator scott brown. the fence we have now does not seem effective? >> the border secure, that is what the left keeps telling us, and political pundits and all of folks who say, oh, my god, why are you spending so much time and effort? of course it is not secure. this say perfect example. senator mccain has talked about it, governor of arizona, this is real, this is personal and affecting safety of citizens in the region, it needs to be fixed. and i am glad that the president is making it one of his top priorities. liz: a jeep getting stuck. basically, we see this time and again. his theme is about public safety and security. how do you think that will play? >> you can't make this stuff up, i think safety and security of american citizens is the

that's about the most exciting hing that happens there. jim: that's episode one. episodeadblock would be two. jim: waiting to find out, we ve dottie and peter both greenside. it's a very similar distance ere. ho's got first crack at it here? dottie: it looks like it's going to be hideki and very much the had in regulation. jim: good point. the a little more behind hole. he was ing over where before. as irked get my book out well, see if i can guide us. i'd be willing to place a wager on this ball not being short again. right. u're he knows how straight it tracks because he's coming from hill. ter down the dottie: that's right. that little bit of a left-hand on the first putt he hit in regulation won't be there time. but it is certainly in the same area cold. nick: wow, it's almost like a would the left edge, i have thought. strike ave the nerve to it that squarely and send it on its way. puffs, get huffs and yourself relaxed. 21 feet, sixk says inches. dottie: 19 the last time around? jim: that's correct. nick: so about an inch more stroke. inch.he missing nick: t

the key to the win is high flying offence but could victory actually hinge on what hood di patriot coach bill belichick chooses to wear? >> bill belichick's sense of style is notable. >> already the top bets are being made, 4-11 he sports the blue, 3-11 gray. 40-1, red. one man says there's a reason. if he was to wear red again, i think fans would have a meltdown. mike has kept tabs on the hoodie data base and the numbers don't lie. >> this year 31-9. he played the most games in this one. >> if he walks out in red what will you do? >> i might have to try to get to the stage to give him gray. >> he cast doubt on the superstition. >> i'm really not superstitious. >> the blue nike hoodie is the best bet. t.j. homeless holmes, houston. y1we5y yi0y honey nut cheerios gets their delicious taste from honest ingredients. like real delicious honey and real oats. okay that's still honey. huh, there we go. we're back to honey again. who's directing this? that guy. figures. try new very berry cheerios. the taste of real fruit in every bite. so berry good. >> snubbed, what happened? two of the greate

could it hinge on which hoodie bill belichick wears? >> >>> now your acweather forecast with drew tuma. >> a quiet night on the way tonight, but grab the rain gear especially tomorrow evening as our next storm moves in. we are all clear, move on to the storm impact scale. what we're seeing tomorrow evening and potentially through monday morning, a 1 on the storm impact scales. scattered showers move in, isolated downpours, it will be breezy at time, but wind is not really a huge concern with this quick-moving system. grab the umbrella if you have evening plans. by 5:00, there's the rain moving onshore. through 7:00, the yellows you see on the screen mixed in with the green, those are the heavier downpours that will be working through the evening forecast. by 10:00, we're tracking the tail end of this shield of moisture, but behind this front, it's still a little unsettled. so even monday morning, 7:00, we'll be tracking the chance of a scattered shower. here's the seven-day forecast. much of the day is dry tomorrow. evening, rain. tuesd

melara is excused ong hing, here. a quorum is present. also here is interim chief of police 20 chaplain and joyce hicks >> good evening and welcome to our january 11 police commissioner meeting. as you might know this will be my last meeting as police commissioner of talk more about that in my report but we will go head and i make some switches to the agenda. sgt. we are going back going to have item 3 after in the place of item 2. colleagues, i note you are aware that unfortunately this last week the department lost an officer who passed away suddenly while on duty. officer stuart moeller. so we will conclude adjourn this meeting in his memory and i'll share more details of his life it is a gold-medal valor winner and really an extraordinary officer and it's a big loss to the department for everyone at the airport. we will talk about his life and conclude this meeting is his memory. with that sgt. please call the parse line item >> >> item 1 teaser report this item is to love the chief of police to report on recent police department acti

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so if you're hing out services or anywhere you want to grab your umbrella. we've got above seasonal lowe's for tonight. but for tomorrow with that low riding along that front, to the north we'll get a little bit of a southerly breeze.eeze that should help to warm us up. you might see a few breaks, but take a look at this, once thatce clears you're going to see some colder air behind it by the time we get to the middle of the week. first for the first part of the day, but clouds clearing out, but it will be cooler. if you're heading out tomorrow, grab the umbrella early anden this it starts to gradually movu out once we get into the early part of the afternoon.tern here's the 2:00 hour, much improved later in the day. by sunday night we could see some snow showers overse the mountains in the herelle vagues, however, with the colder air.r. tomorrow, temperatures into the 60s to the north and to the northwest they'll be into the 50s but we're 66-degrees here. we might even get warmer than that tomorrow if the warmer air starts to kick in a little bita more slio

he said the success or failure of prosecutions hinges on a full understanding of politics and diplomacy to ensure justice at the end of the day. reading chapters over the last few days, i was amazed at the complexity of the efforts, legal, logistical, international to bring war criminals like charles taylor to justice. knowught of a young man i from sierra leone who just school.d from the capture and prosecution of charles taylor was a deeply meaningful event. arms were hacked off by rebel soldiers who killed his parents in front of him under the rule of charles taylor. think to international effort, charles taylor was found guilty in april 2012 of all 11 charges levied by the special court for sierra leone, including murder, terror, and rape. our three guests tonight based their books on years of research and in-depth interviews and prosecutors and diplomats. there is more on our website. the director of human rights onter -- she teaches classes human rights and international law. his current work focuses on the politics of accountability. a criminal court and the israeli-palestinian c

. >> what kind of a hinge? >> made in america, probably. made in china, probably. president trump meeting in the white house, trying to revive the inner cities. all anyone is talking about is kellyanne conway putting her feet on the couch. not the african-american lawmakers and colleges, oh, no. that picture next. senator bill cassidy republican louisiana opens a town hall opened with a prayer and protesters shout is down. and don't forget president trump laying out his agenda tomorrow night, 9 p.m. eastern, watch it here on the fox business network. we'll be back. when you're close to the people you love, does psoriasis ever get in the way of a touching moment? if you have moderate to severe psoriasis, you can embrace the chance of completely clear skin with taltz. taltz is proven to give you a chance at completely clear skin. with taltz, up to 90% of patients had a significant improvement of their psoriasis plaques. in fact, 4 out of 10 even achieved completely clear skin. do not use if you are allergic to taltz. before starting you should be checked for tubercul

i tore off the hinges and things like that. you're talking millions that they would -- that one man was causing the state millions. and could nobody break me. nobody. >> these days, fleece claims he is too old for the violence he used to commit and the prison has even released him from segregation for good behavior. but slowing down can't reduce the consequences of his actions, and they're beginning to weigh a little more heavily on his mind. >> the most disturbing thing of it all is the day when it occurred to a person that all the years that you fought physical battles that you thought was right, good and just, is wrong. and to know that is a very hurting thing. because, you look back over all the people you have hurted through your battles, and -- it's -- it's painful. and so, the only way to make good on it is to do something constructive, and hope that it makes a difference somewhere. >>> coming up on "lockup: raw." >> i started singing the battle hymn of the republic, glory, glory, hallelujah. i was wigged out completely

the front door is blown off the hinges and launched from the front. the blast was called because a worker was working at the point on activating a propane furnace. the worker was seriously hurt. construction project turned deadly at a washington. look at this. that is where a trench collapsed and it trapped one of the workers. the worker did die before his fellow crew members could get to him. michelle: shocking video now. a plane plunges from the sky and crashes into a house. amazingly two people thrown from the scene survived the fiery crash and are fighting for their lives. three other people on board were killed. the plane was returning from a cheerleading competition at disney land. no one on the ground was hurt. the home was destroyed. in massachusetts, a pilot was killed when his home-built plane nose dived into a condo building. you can see the tail sticking out of the building's roof. plane was trying to land at a nearby airport. lawrence municipality airport. no one else was hurt. jonathan: built for safety and never used. now the 33-year-ol

you have to look at thecy verdict hing. >> that's what we ned to do. we can mobilize and work with the trump administration. i'm very hopeful. >> for "nightly business report." >> to read more about businesses started by immigrants, head to our website. nbr.com. >>> and finally, a former hospital stay can't keep former president george h.w. bush from attending a game in houston. he and his wife barbara will attend the coin toss. the nfl commissioner said he was hon honored to have them participate. >> thanks for joining us. >> and i'm tyler mathsen. we hope to see you tomorrow. good night. >> this is bbc "world news america." >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation. newman's own foundation, giving all profits from newman's own to charity and pursuing the common good. kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and aruba tourism authority. >> planning a vacation escape that is relaxing, inviting, and exciting is a lot easier than you think. you can find it here in aruba. families, couples, and

police say it hinged on witness testimony from people who were too afraid to cooperate back in 1993. >> the case was so horrific and had such an impact on anyone who touched it. but we never gave up. >>> police are tracking down a fourth suspect who is believed to have left los angeles. >>> widespread abuse by landlords could be one of the reasons for the increase. investigative reporter explains how a broken system could allow owners to wrongfully evict tenants at an alarming rate. >>> guys, good morning. because of the city's lack of oversight, the main way to fight an eviction is taking your landlord to court. but winning can still feel a lot like losing. elizabeth lee was left with $42,000 worth of legal bills after fighting back against her landlord who tried to evict her from her san francisco home of 27 years. martin eng tried kicking her out by saying he wanted to move in. it is called an owner move-in eviction, and it's legal. it appears to be widespread abuse of that eviction, which may be allowing landlords to kick out rent controlled tenants in order to have new people mo

. >> commissioner hing. >> thank you i wonder if i ask, ask the lieutenant o'connor or i'm not sure who to direct this question i'm particularly concerned i'm going back a different question rather than the 54 cases my understanding how this works is what the 54 cases there was an inquiry of whether or not there was reasonable suspicion that a person's status check was done is is that correct? >> lieutenant o'connor looked at that. >> the officers who were assigned to the j.t. t f with abandoning clear san francisco skaurngs not to participate in immigration status that was reviewed by me on a regular basis that self-occur in my of the cases. >> a personal status check was not used in my of the 54 cases those officers didn't participate in anything related to immigration. >> so to digress maybe i can't answer this question in other activities of the department is there of a person status check that is performed. >> to your knowledge not related to j.t. t f. >> not that i'm aware of of anything else. >> this gentleman is in favor of the j.t. t f. >> i understand. >> maybe chief redd man.

. >>> what you pay your favorite store could hinge >> the heads of some businesses you may shop at frequently are in dc trying to get lawmakers to hold the line on any new taxes. that could mean more money out of your pocket and fewer jobs. tom fitzgerald is live in northwest to explain. >> reporter: remember last week everybody was talking about how donald trump's administration and retailers across this country were not going to get along because of the tweets about nordstrom's? it turns out that's probably not going to be a problem, they got along swimmingly today. a group of about eight business executives that reply companies that you probably do business with, places like, you know, target, gap, different, other companies, auto zone we're here on georgia avenue. they went to the white house with a specific message, they were asking the trump administration today not to put in this 20% import tax they were talking about to help pay for the mexican border wall. apparently, that message was received, because when the president started talking today, as he does in some of these meetings. di

pot laws could hinge on congress because some lawmakers favor a more active role in d.c. government. alison: maryland governor larry hogan highlighted bipartisanship in his third state of the state address. he did not mention washington or president trump why name, instead focusing on areas of possible compromise with the democratically controlled simply. often we seen: too wedge politics and petty rhetoric to inflame partisan divisions. alison: the governor spurs lawmakers to support incentives to attract jobs, and said any agreement on paid sick leave should not hurt small businesses. governor hogan said more needs to be done to fight maryland's opioid epidemic. jonathan: the former first family on the field at the super bowl, former at the super bowl on sunday in houston. he just got out of the hospital after battling pneumonia. alison: there is a lawsuit brewing against the league. a group of former cheerleader say they were paid less than minimum wage as the players made billions. they say they were required to attend rehearsals and public appearances, but never paid

. >> looking ahead, continued good performance, crucially hinges -- we're working intensely to compete the second review, and we should do that on the basis of the right figures. >> in athens, greece's central bank chief pushed for a speedy agreement with international lenders. further delays in the conclusion, beyond the current month, would lead to a new cycle of uncertainty. make reaching a deal more difficult, and undermine a projected economic recovery. he's expected in athens on wednesday to help those review the reforms for lenders. meanwhile, they are also locked in a dispute with international monetary fund over the health of the greek economy. the imf isn't party to the country's current bail-out. and says it cannot participate in a program which could keep greece in a never ending cycle of debt. >> south korean prosecutors have released the head of electronic giant samsung after 15 hours of questioning over bribery allegations. protestors want this man arrested. he's been summoned for a second time over a corruption inquiry, which led to the impeachment proceedings against t

both teams said the game's outcome hinged on making plays. >> coach talks about you never know which play is going to be in the super bowl. there was probably 30 of them tonight that any one of those would have been different the outcome could have been different. >> for us it wasn't one thing to say we would do this one thing different. we knew it was going to be a battle and it for sure was. >> tom brady and head coach bill belichick earned a record fifth super bowl title. brady rakd up a fourth super bowl mvp award. patriots fans poured into the streets of boston after this historic victory in houston last night. go pats and tom brady filled the air and a victory parade is scheduled for tomorrow morning. >>> now super bowl li got off to a presidential start. this was really touching. former president george h.w. bush and former barbara bush participated in the ceremonial coin toss. the bushes were recently hospitalized, as you know, with separate illnesses. it was great to see them. >> houston their hometown. that was poignant all the players going out to shake hands with the form

goes back to what i said before, country was hungry for off hing bigger than one issue, something people wanted in the country, it was real and somebody that would change the itection we were heading and was president trump that was the answer. >the reason rex and i are good partners, we can disagree, it will not get better, it will get worse everyday in the media. internal logic makes sense. they are media, to economic osed nationalist agenda like donald trump has. president trump really laid this ut as ryan said at cpac, it is cpac that originally gave him the spring board. the first time we started seeing how people -- his speeches resonated with peep and guild to smaller town halls and got traction with same message he's bringing today. here is why it will get worse. to press to continue his agenda and as economic conditions get better, as much will et better, they continue to fight. if you think they will give you your country back without a are sadly mistaken. everyday, everyday it is going to be a fight. that is what i'm proudest about donald trump, all the opportunities he had to

could hinge on congress. some since are talking about taking a more how the district represents itself. jonathan: walking through a few clouds of smoke can make you fail a drug test? that is a question. the answer is no. a report says it takes an hour in a poorly ventilated ram for second-hand marijuana to affect a drug test. michelle: arlington getting a sweet new addition that will bring hundreds of new jobs. nestlÉ will move the headquarters to california to one of the tallest buildings in arlington. that high-rise has been vacant since it opened in 2013. mcauliffe says the move will bring 750 jobs with it. they offered up $16 million in incentives. nestlÉ will make the cross country move later this year. that move from nestlÉ will come as we learn guinness plans to build a brewery near the mid-size brewery will be built in the former distillery complex. the officials hope to have it open by this fall. yes, it will be open for tours. that will come with samples. jonathan: free? michelle: free. free samp

the environment that hinges on an organism reflected to some extent. >> at the space administration, a number of scientists are deeply involved with technology. >> i have studied ways in which people adapt, adjust to stressful environments. and working within the space agency affords a rather unique opportunity to see people working at the limits of human capability. if it's possible to understand the ways in which people adapt to the unusual environment of zero gravity, sustained weightlessness, sustained long duration manned space flight then it is possible to understand how people adapt to unusual environments on the earth. >> there are many lessons to be learned from nature and the universe through which our world spins. the fact that the world is changing rapidly and at a rate faster than our most sophisticated inventions can perceive or record. the development of the human mind becomes increasingly crucial to our survival. >> when i began to study in graduate school was cyber sematic health. if the mind can make you sick it can make you well. it is the basis of the research tha

construction officials say their concern now hinges on the integrity of the two units that remain. inspectors will now work to determine if rebuilding the crumpled units is a and viable option or if they'll have to tear down the rest of it and start from scratch. lee greenberg director of emergency services for warrington township says the amazing part is that no one was you. >> there was a few workers working on the roof. they rode the collapse down. there are no injuries and no reporter: so there were construction workers on top of that thing when it collapsed. >> yes yes.ck out live inspectors are also working to determine the exact cause of this collapse. in other words, they want to know if it was just simply the wind behind all of this or if there might have been any and possible defects within the construction. at this point they simply don't know. reporting live from warrington bucks county, walter perez channel6 "action news." jim. >> thank you walter. >>> let's continue. "action news" reporter bob brooks is live at pine and susquehanna in the fox chase section of philadel

it hinged on making plays. >> the coach talks about you never know which lay is going to be in the super bowl. there was probably 30 of them tonight that if any one of them was different the outcome could have been different. >> one thing to say one thing we would do different. we knew it was going to be a battle and it sure was. >> tom brady and head coach bill belichick both earned a record fifth title. brady racked up a fourth super bowl mvp award. and pats fans poured into the streets of boston after their team's historic victory. chants of go pats and tom brady filled the air. a victory parade set for tomorrow morning. >>> 4:08, 41 degrees. let's get you updated on the weather for this monday as we all bleary eyed get back into work. >> 41 degrees right now. let's check and see what the rest of the morning and rest of the day with bell henley. >> i thought personally but that's me. let me show you what's happening. take a lo at this. wind a, live view from center city. winds bringing in cooler air but definitely not cold. 13-mile-an-hour wind in philadelphia. more wind this morning

as for george hinge he remains in the the hellly induced comb on in lankanol hospital according to our sources. we are live, i'm joe holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> joe, thank you. >>> police released surveillance of two has being ed gunman wanted in connection with the home invasion, in juniata park, in which the victim was left for dead. and, video was taken inside the victim's garage on neilson street friday night. one of those suspects is wearing a camouflage jacket, the victim was working on the garage door opener when they walk in. police say they assaulted victim and tied him up and found two days later. call police if you recognize those suspects. >>> j and b poultry market in south philadelphia is accused of violating poultry products inspection act. justice department has filed a civil lawsuit against owner of the business, accused of selling chicken stored in un sanitary conditions, and was out safe handling instructions as required by law. government now seeks a permanent injunction, to prevent further's alleged tainted chicken sales. >>> a delaware father and son im

would like to thank the democrats, including my congressman, for hing nearly destroyed ferguson, which is a wonderful community, but for the first time in a long time, and i'm 70 years old, i'm very proud to be a republican because of president trump. . i'm not a trumper i've g to say that mr. berman has got to be out of his mind. he did not once mention the fact that the democrats haven't won anything. once again, we have many publicans abandoning principles and staing up for silliness. talking specifically about the senators from arizona and, i believe, south carolina. i'm very, very pleased with everythi president trump has done. puzder would have been a great guy, but the republicansgain had to show that ey wouldn't backup other republicans. we will take care of this in two years and we will straighten out that senat you, therean i ask is a tweet from fox news research that shows the number of withdrawn cabinet level selections since 1987. donald trump, winning at that point. president barack obama, three. george w. bush, to. ronald reagan, one withdrawn. do you think that democrat

it all hinges on what president trump's transportation secretary decides. kpix 5's political reporter melissa caen is at the diridon station in san jose. melissa. >> reporter: yeah, liz. the official twitter account for caltrain recently tweeted out, anyone have some federal funding for some new trains? anyone? secretary chao? sort of urgent. and that almost says it all. >> well, there's a mentality in washington called abc. >> reporter: california isn't exactly mr. trump's favorite place right now. still, congresswoman jackie speier hopes california and washington, dc can agree on federal funding to upgrade caltrain and create thousands of jobs. >> all the cars with being made in america. all the construction is obviously being done in america creating jobs in america. >> reporter: caltrain currently runs on diesel fuel but a pending project would change that to electricity at a cost of $1.9 billion and at least $647 million of that would come from the federal government. it now hangs in the balance. on january 24, all of the republican congressmen in cali

sharyl: so their ability to get payments or benefits hinged on the reviews that people like you were doing, of their medical files? vatan: absolutely. sharyl: but vatan says he quickly saw major problems at qtc, large numbers of vets denied benefits after he says their medical files weren't properly reviewed. what made you think that something wasn't right? vatan: i noticed that some of my co-workers are reviewing claim folders a lot faster than i did, and then i realize some of t do not have the necessary background to review and understand the highly complex medical records. and, much to my surprise, some of them had only high school education. sharyl: qtc got $300 to $350 per file. the faster the analysts worked, the more money qtc made. how many files do you think could reasonably be reviewed in a day? vatan: five or six based on my observation. sharyl: but some people were doing 50? vatan: 50 and 60. sharyl: qtc staff emails confirmed the files were being pushed through in what vatan sees as impossibly fast. we are running behind, the staff were told. we were 30 short. we did no

>> it was un hinged. >> what do its friends over at fox news say? >> all righty. >> very funny. nice try. very funny. >> okay, what did fox news really say? >> wow. all righty then. >> good stuff from stephen colbert. we should say sore bye the audio glitch. having some technical difficult thinks our studio today but we appreciate you staying with us, continue to watch over the next hour and a half. see what else goes on. this is live tv. >> sounding good, we appreciate that. >> katie is out on the skydeck with a good forecast. >> yes, sounding good and looking good. katie, nice forecast?

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that nato enlargement ornate nat expansion, as sometimes it is called is sometimes portrayed as has hing the united states expansion has design and i remember the 1990s was well and there considerable debate in this country as you may recall, the may recall, about nato enlargement, about commitment of the united states thinking at he time and the striking part about it is the country of poland, hungary, omania, the czech republic, slova kia, wanted to join the lliance, not something the united states dragged them into. plainview, from texas, wallace, good morning. caller: good morning. guest: good morning. you're on the air, go ahead. caller: i'd like to make a comment. ahead.go ing in we have war go afghanistan, one going in iraq. into serbia.to get korea has not been settled and a war ll trying to start with russia. mccain.graham and john good day. guest: well, the caller is entitled to his point f view, that's the great thing about c-span. i would disagree and i would the entire 25 or so year period of since the end war, break-up of the soviet union, success of the administration has

forty-one this will hinge. thirty-six in trenton. middle to lower zero's north and west of town but still 40 in millville and 43 degrees in wildwood. by tomorrow afternoon, it is still a knot a bad day. fifty-one in the city. forty-nine this lancaster. thirty-seven, chilly in the poconos with that northwesterly wind and 53 degrees in dover. a that is frontal boundary dips southward tomorrow, temperatures will be a touch cooler. in the lehigh veil, cloud to some sunshine, we will get a cool breeze. high temperature north and west in the 95 corridor coming in at 50 degrees. cloud to start here in center city, we will be breezy, cooler but this is still nice for february, a high temperature tomorrow, of 55, and remember average for us this time of the year is 45, so still above the normal, by monday, along the coast tomorrow, cloud, sun, it is cooler then today's high. high temperature coming in at 58. and here's the exclusive accu weather seven day forecast spring fling, somewhat continues tomorrow, cooler, still nice on monday, high t

you cannot negotiate these hings and 147 characters. or 140. maybe it's the exchange rate in canada. what i'm saying is we have some really rate in canada. what capable people other than the political figures involved in the discussions. i have a lot of confidence spending time in government and those in visuals engaged in serious and doing a lot of the heavy with lifting -- lifting frankly out of the glare of the public. i think when we get back to all these important elements and considerations, we are going to be able to make those improvements. rafael: you are right, peter. the mexican team has a lot of experience and have worked hard with the secretary for 25 years. he was an after negotiator and has -- a nafta negotiator and has a lot of experience. he went into politics and now is a politician as well as negotiator. they were negotiating tpp. mexico and canada teamed a lot during tpp. it seems to me that is why to remain bilateral would be important. paula: i want to reinforce the trilateral. i really think it's so important and therefor

>> it was un hinged. >> what do its friends over at fox news say? >> all righty. >> very funny. nice try. very funny. >> okay, what did fox news really say? >> wow. all righty then. >> good stuff from stephen colbert. we should say sore bye the audio glitch. having some technical difficult thinks our studio today but we appreciate you staying with us, continue to watch over the next hour and a half. see what else goes on. this is live tv. >> sounding good, we appreciate that. >> katie is out on the skydeck with a good forecast. >> yes, sounding good and looking good. katie, nice forecast? >> thank you, yes, absolutely, like really good forecast, and i will say that the little technical circus we've got going on here, i got to give shout out to our folks in the control room. they're bussing tail to try to make things right. so i say hats off to you friends. you're doing the best you can with the situation we're being dealt here. so, i feel like we could even make a fun coffee drinking game out of this. when do we see the audio go out? take a zip, something fun like that what do y

and you hinge a lot of your message in 2016 of ties to trap and it didn't work based on the extent that you thought. now you say you want to tie everything to trump. is there a sense that you can exploit trump and you just didn't do well? rep. crowley: this is not just about trump. this is about the republican colleagues. when will they speak up against what he is doing? --comes he is you shopping he is usurping their authority. they decried when obama did that. when there was no working majority. republicans wouldn't work with him. and comparatively, from what we have seen so far, we have 20 something odd executive orders issued and it is phenomenal and exhausting. about runningst against the president. that is obviously part of it. accountable our republican colleagues. when the president omits the mentioning of the jewish people andhe holocaust remembrance there isn't ap out of the republican members of the house? that is disturbing. we gave him an opportunity procedurally to call upon the white house to include a statement, the mention of a final solution and the obliteration of the

that means the district attorney's case hinges on convincing the jury that dna evidence will link garcia torres to the murder of sierra lamar. that also means that those who collected the evidence and did the dna analysis will be closely scrutinized. the sheriff's volunteer search and rescue team did what they called a tight grid of a field where it was believed sierra's cell phone was located. signals coming from the phone enabled technicians to triangulate its position. the phone was found a day later wet and muddy from the rain. the deputy who logged it into evidence explained how he took it apart and air dried it with an electric fan in an effort to preserve the contents. that was the start of a series of questions by the prosecutor, david boyd, over how deputies used latex gloves and procedures to preserve the integrity of the evidence. the attorney for the defendant accused the deputies and the crime lab of contaminating dna from evidence that prosecutors say will link garcia torres to the crime. legal analyst stephen clark says that's influencing the prosecutor to ensure the jury

he said the burmese government would not be able to dismiss this matter as the hinge propaganda. i asked the bbc burmese's soe win than whether the government was still denying that there was a problem. that report was a game changer. when this report was released last week, then the human rights chief spoke to aung san suu kyi directly for over an hour. in that conversation, aung san suu kyi said that the government would investigate all the allegations of human rights abuses. another development today is that the military itself has formed a committee headed by the military inspector general to specifically look into those allegations. but would you trust the military to assess the behaviour of the military? that's what the international human rights groups have... already, the government has formed a commission to investigate what is going on in rakhine state, which is headed by the vice president, who is also a general. so even at the outset, when it was formed, the human rights activist said that this is not trustworthy because it is headed by a military general who would ex

the price plan hinged on something called continuous coverage and americans are going to probably hear a fair amount about that in the months ahead. the price plan said that insurance companies have the right to inspect or -- if they found gaps when you went without insurance they could deny coverage for your preexisting condition for up to a year and a half or they could hike your premiums by 50%. in short, under the price plan, insurance companies could take your money and skip out on covering the health care that you actually need. short summary of the price health provision there, worse health care, higher costs. now let's think about what this would mean for a cancer patient who suffers a job loss. up to 18 months without coverage for cancer treatment they need that could be the difference between life and death. congressman price's bill didn't allow any special exceptions for certain gaps in coverage no matter why you lost your insurance, maybe a layoff, maybe your spouse passed, quitting your job to start a business or go back to school, insurance companies with the price plan,

president trump officially announced the nomination of judge gorsuch, their thoughts on the future didn't hinge much on áwhich candidate he chose.they both have a feeling abortion will be a major topic for the new court."the right of abortion isn't in the constitution, according to the kind of scholars that i think president trump is probably looking at.""during the campaign he said he was going to nominate anti-choice justices who would overturn roe versus wade."but the degree of change we might see is where they differ most. dudro says any reasonable person would agree that even constitutional rights have reasonable limits to them.she thinks, if gorsuch is a justice who wants to send abortion law back to the ástate level, that would be good for the country, because the people would be more involved in the political process on the matter."these types of things will be allowed to be discussed, and not cut off at the kneecaps because it's a constitutional right, which in some people's minds means an absolute right." everitt, who is the state director for the national association for the repeal

i think that congress may want on ome in and be specific with hings with dealing how broadband is approached. i think that most people agree the internet is not broken. it does not need the f.c.c. to manage it. the f.c.c. does not need necessarily to precede the isp. in the governance of those networks. the f.c.c. does not need the ability to set priority and value to content. innovators that do not need to go file with the f.c.c. before they innovate an attachment to the internet. we all want to make certain that the internet is a free and open source. i think part of that really when you look at it kind of ties back to that original concept when they were developing the internet. for computers, four separate locations, a team around each of them. everything was open sourced. it was for information transfer. and i think the reclassification on putting it in title 2 is something that just was not -- you hope to get the draft legislation former communications of chairman greg walden and now full chairman walden? >> what i would like to do is see where the f.c.c. thinks that they can get with

commissioner hing >> yes. i do one report that i had a meeting with the chief earlier this week, just to chat and get to know him and i enjoy that very much. thank you for taking the time, chief. also, i'm making rounds and i've asked the mission secretary to schedule appointments for me with all the captains and so i met this morning with capt. bailey of the special victims unit and also capt. -separately-capt. [inaudible] of the top of division i must say i came away from both those meetings quite impress. i enjoyed the conversation and they both went out of their way to invite me to call upon any member of their staff to speak with them privately if necessary, to get a feel for how they feel that their training has been and what their work is like. so i really appreciated that open attitude that they had. thank you. >> thank you for doing a kid i appreciate that. i know that's a great idea. also, it's impressive to know the transparency the captains are offering up to thank you for doing that. >> any other

. >> commissioner hing. >> thank you i wonder if i ask, ask the lieutenant o'connor or i'm not sure who to direct this question i'm particularly concerned i'm going back a different question rather than the 54 cases my understanding how this works is what the 54 cases there was an inquiry of whether or not there was reasonable suspicion that a person's status check was done is is that correct? >> lieutenant o'connor looked at that. >> the officers who were assigned to the j.t. t f with abandoning clear san francisco skaurngs not to participate in immigration status that was reviewed by me on a regular basis that self-occur in my of the cases. >> a personal status check was not used in my of the 54 cases those officers didn't participate in anything related to immigration. >> so to digress maybe i can't answer this question in other activities of the department is there of a person status check that is performed. >> to your knowledge not related to j.t. t f. >> not that i'm aware of of anything else. >> this gentleman is in favor of the j.t. t f. >> i understand. >> maybe chief redd man.

commissioner hing >> yes. i do one report that i had a meeting with the chief earlier this week, just to chat and get to know him and i enjoy that very much. thank you for taking the time, chief. also, i'm making rounds and i've asked the mission secretary to schedule appointments for me with all the captains and so i met this morning with capt. bailey of the special victims unit and also capt. -separately-capt. [inaudible] of the top of division i must say i came away from both those meetings quite impress. i enjoyed the conversation and they both went out of their way to invite me to call upon any member of their staff to speak with them privately if necessary, to get a feel for how they feel that their training has been and what their work is like. so i really appreciated that open attitude that they had. thank you. >> thank you for doing a kid i appreciate that. i know that's a great idea. also, it's impressive to know the transparency the captains are offering up to thank you for doing that. >> any other