jenny willoughby the former wife of rob porter, she's also a writer and speaker. thank you for joining us tonight. i'm very sorry that the discussion we're going to have and the reason you're hear is because of the difficulties you experienced in your marriage but i think we're all learning a lot from it, so thank you for joining us and sharing your feelings about it. >> thank you, lawrence. thank you for the opportunity to hopefully educate and shed light on the conversation of domestic violence. >> your month into this experience of it being public. i want to give you a forum here to expand on your op-ed piece that you really directed to john kelly because of the way john kelly dismissed your revelations when they became public, and then continues to now say that all he -- all he got from what you said was what he called, the stuff that happens in a messy divorce. >> so i wrote the op-ed because i did have righteous indignation after he held the press conference saying it was only a messy divorce, emotional abuse. and my reaction was wo can st have people in pow

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. >> jenny? >> good morning, karen, so we only pulled up here about five minutes ago, liver on the 600 block of hickory street, as you can see, flames just shooting out of the roof of the home. also in the lower level, uncle see, breitbart orange peaking through that front window. we heard a short time ago, that the firefighters were retreating. they were all getting out of the house. you can see that host operation from above. just shooting water, down onto these flames. that aren't stopping. so it has been going on for about an hour, and when we got here, i was able to talk to a man who said this is actually his sister's home. it is the home that he and his sister grew up in. and his mom was living there until she passed away about 18 months ago, they were getting ready to sell the house. his sister was living there with her boyfriends, and i believe boyfriends' son. she was taken to the hospital. just for precautionary reasons, just because obviously this is an overwhelming situation. it is a

. >> jenny decided to get to delco, havertown, hi there, jenny. >> reporter: good morning. 22,000 people in delaware count a loan without power. we are on ellis road and something interesting we found out in the last half an hour, this side of the street is still in the dark, however, other side did get power back on yesterday because they are on a different power grid, talked to one of the residents here in the last 30 minutes. we have seen crews out and about, delaware county is a priority as hardest hit area following friday's storm. no power means no schools for thousands of area children dozens made that decision to either close or operate on a two hour delay, schools are considered an emergency repair delaware county council chairman john mclane said he asked state in supplying additional generators and offering tree removal services county has asked national guard, state police to help them organized traffic during morning rush traffic signals at several busy intersections are not working, people we have talk to despite all this are still maintaining a positive outlook. >> i have

let's get to jenny joyce, we hop across to bucks county and see what the scene is there, jenny? >> reporter: good morning, karen, so the street light behind me here at street and hulmeville roads, the only light on, on this stretch of roadway, that is because all of the power is out. so other than that, the strip malls, the wawa behind me, the mickey d's, right across the road, are in the dark this morning. peco is reporting roughly 50,000 outages in bucks county alone. last night, chris o'connell was with the vague a family of bensalem, each member of that clan was taking turns to charge cell phones outside in the family truck. and of course, clear the driveway of all of the snow. last night the i-95 off ramp to street road was shut down after a tractor-trailer got stuck. we saw multiple vehicles stuck in the snow, wheels spinning, until help arrived. it even happened to our news van, chris o'connell, and photographer dave say they'd just helped a woman push her vehicle out of the snow when they got stuck. they got locked in place for roughly two hours before a group of guys he

jenni. last, tax cuts on the way, is its headline. jenni. yes, that is the daily express's spent on this. if you look be due to are saying is by 2020 from if everything goes well on the economy, philip hammond is would have £15 billion for tax cuts. we all got a little bit confused by tax cuts, but that is absolutely nothing, it is a rounding error. the idea we can project three years into the future and say, i'm deathly going to have this money, is basically... hammond is basically saying, we're still building up our debt. but that he was saying this, but he was saying i don't hunt and a nhs crisis, a social care crisis and anything else. light at the end of the tunnel. he wants to be more positive and i think tory mps wanting to be a bit more positive going into the next election in 2000 would you because they need something to fight labour on at the moment. at least it is something for them. he described it as tigger-ing. not eeyore! claire foy paid less than that bit. she was the queen! this is so tedious! the trouble with this is there

you can expect wet roads during your commute this morning, jenny, we will check with you in mayfair. >> reporter: good morning, mike and alex, today you did in the want to forget we know sue serio has been talking bit all day long and so roads are wet. in terms of the wind it is light but is there enough wind to wave those banners here. we are over at bleigh avenue you can see right outside philadelphia pretzel factory. in addition to rain and what we're expecting from this storm all day we know philadelphia red credits has been putting out warnings to people expect power outages and expect down wires and trees because we know grounds are saturated. we have had rain lately and last week and it has been raining for several hours and we just have to be careful. other reason we are here in the only to tell you about the rain o word of the day so what we are going to do we will letter at a time courtesy of co. here's chelsea our intern. these are in in p letter m. what could it be. what could ts be. >> mike us we will reveal it later hour. >> m, does it have to do with ireland. >> masco.

take a look at this jenny. oh ho! - wow! - 17 minutes later, from frozen, we have a delicious chicken and vegetable and pasta dinner. - and what i love, is that anyone can do this, because the chef is in the machine. look how good that looks. - i think that we should take a look at some more classics, right? - absolutely. - one of my favorites, everybody's favorite i think, is ribs. look at that. - oh my gosh. - we have three full racks of ribs in here, and they didn't take hours. they took about 25 minutes. now, you know jenny, i'm not known for my delicacy, but i am known-- - but you know what you're handling a lot of meat there. - for my ribs right? - [jenny] yep. and a slow cooker would be what, eight to 10 hours? - [bob] that's right. - [jenny] probably, how long were these? - [bob] these took about 25 minutes to get them to falling off the bone, tender. - look at that. - just look at that. now, i love seafood, right? - yes you do. - so check this out. look what we got here. we have got lobster, we have got shrimp. we h

so, jenny joyce is in that area now. jenny? >> the light are working. >> yes, good morning, guys. so we are live at street road and hulmeville road. this is an intersection without power. but let's zoom in right across the way. the street light is working. oh, shoot. there, cars in the way. we can't show you. but what you can see right now is the generator. that generator is powering the traffic lights. and thankfully so. because specially now that we are approaching the morning rush, there is cents a lot of traffic. this is a main intersection here. and not only is there a lot of car traffic, but also, businesses cents we have a wawa without power. we have a mcdonald alleges', mattress firm, goes for couple of blocks here in bensalem. lasts night our chris o'connell was out and about, talk to a family, wanted to check in with them, see how they're managing without power. the man that we talked to said he's lived in the area for nearly 20 years, only the second time that he's been without power. so it certainly is an adjustment for people. we did see crews out here working on some

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let's get right to jenny joyce, with some of the problems there. jenny? >> reporter: good morning, karen, good news hopefully. we just saw a power crew pull up here. they are working on the utility line. right across the roadway. in addition to the power crews, we've seen number of plow trucks, salt trucks, moving through, trying to get things back up and running in time for the morning rush, as is this intersection, we're right at street road and hulmeville road is very busy. so without power, conditions are even trickier. peco reporting 50,000 outages in this county right now. it is the result of downed trees, downed power lines, last night heavy snow on i95 was another big issue. we saw tractor-trailers, and average size vehicles, trapped in snow. wheels spinning. but cars stuck in place. it even happened to our news van. thankfully after a couple of hours, a group of nice guys stopped by. they helped out, our chris o'connell and photographer dave dig out. one family in bensalem tells us their power went out yesterday around 1:30, 2:00 while they were

es de los hijos de jenny. cuando una maneja el dinero de alguien mÁs, no se puede hacer lo mismo que hubiera hecho jenny. >> han seguido tres continuando con su legado. y con la empresa. yo me pregunto, que sigue ahora? >> ser y nos dejÓ mucho trabajo. sonido con su serie. con sus jeans, son sus sonrisas . juan y yo no podemos parar. una persona muere dos veces, fÍsicamente y cuando dejan de hablar de ella. es esa segunda quien nos da mÁs miedo. y decimos, vamos a seguir trabajando, llevando el legado de ella, de su corazÓn. no solamente la mÚsica. la música va a vivir, ella ya hizo eso. es su corazÓn, como trasmitir el corazÓn de una mujer que impactÓ a tanta gente. >> increÍble! pensamos que le habÍan puesto el por el artÍculo, porque se referÍa a Él. >> de verdad, son unos genios para el marketing. esta familia. de todas maneras, lo vieron hablando muy bien el corazÓn de jenny rivera que era pagado la fianza. lo cual hubiera sido enorme y un chisme mÁs para toda esta saga. seguimos con much

jenny joyce on the scene in delanco, good morning, jenny. last two live shots, firefighters keeping their distance from the flames, now, watching as fire crews have enters this home although still seeing flames shooting out of the roof of this home. the fire start early this morning on the 600 block every hickory street here in delanco. this is the twin home according to initial reports, everyone got out safely, at least one person was transported to an area hospital a man on the block told me that person is his sister, temporarily living at the house, their childhood home, which they were about to sell. the man said he has no idea how this fire started. one woman that we talk to said she was leaving a friend's home and was walking to a car when the home went up in flames and she told us it happened within a matter after few minutes. >> flames came out high from the back like the porch or something, and it spread out through the side of the downstairs and it came out the whole front of the house out the door, all this side was melting it loo

jenny: it is. there are also decreasing number of drug tests overall, but the greater legality of marijuana in nine states. 29 states so far have legalized medical marijuana. it is just something that is no longer a plus for employers to do. they are losing out employees with a tightening labor market, so more and more are saying this is not our interest anymore, we need to cut away from this drug screening. this isny, how much of changing attitudes about drugs, and how much is it about a tight labor market? qqq people having troubles finding workers. jenny: -- you hear people having trouble finding workers. jenny: i think it is a combination of california, colorado, it is legal, and in the case of colorado, it has been legal for a couple of years now. if employers are doing this -- if employees are doing this on their off time, it is a legal recreational habit, that does not matter to us. there are still companies that are testing for other kinds of drugs. based a want to make sure that their empl

jennie. >> and 8:07 power outages in our area are part of a much bigger issue. the storm left 1.8 million homes and businesses without power overall. ohio and upstate new york got a foot of snow yesterday while boston and rhode island saw 2 to 5" during the storm. national weather service says the ape ra and snow should showily come to end for everyone by this morning. and storm unfortunately created life and death situation for mills yonz across the area. at looingt check the storm is blamed for six deathsen including a woman from our region. storm has impacted people from maine all the way south to northern georgia and the wind proved to be deadly. claiming the life of a baltimore area woman. >> she had walked outside to get mail and one of the tree branches broke off and struck her ultimately killing her. >> the storm ruined plans for travelers at aepts ang lot the coast. planes tried to left hand and instead were toss around by fwuingting wind. >> and amtrak is offering some services for the fist time since yesterday's storm. modified services between washin

hey, jenny. >> reporter: i'm not sure that would be much consolation to them but i will come if there is a reason to be there to report. we have a massive tree behind us. this side of the street does have a power back. the other side of the street still without power and that is why we hear that loud generator just started pumping here. according to peco's web site there are 22,000 people, without power but peco hopes to have majority of it restored by today, out of state crews are helping to make that happen. delaware county council chairman john mclane has asked the state for help too in supplying additional generators and offering tree removal services. county has asked national guard and state police to help them organized traffic during this morning's rush, traffic signals at busy intersections are not working despite three days without power, chilly homes, no way to charge their phones, people we talked for managing well. >> i have a simple phone. it has been charged. i just stopped using it. we will get through this. i mean it is no the 3 feet of snow out here. bitter winds. it

jenny: yeah. that's a interesting and highly watched sector. both china and the u.s. need each other. it's not going to be a one-way trip. many u.s. companies have over 50% of sales generated from their products in china. we would like to see more collaboration, less one-sided policies. if there is more collaboration , both both markets companies will do better overall. is an enormousre online user base as well as tons of data. our disease advantages eventually going to push china ahead of the u.s. when it comes to ai especially when china has such strong state support for the tech sector? jenny: yeah. i am a strong believer in the ai trend, also in how china over the last 10 years has moved very fast up their innovation skills. whether it is computer vision, theral language processing, availability of database within that scenario. because of the huge number of users, particularly mobile users and mobile user data in china. many chinese startups -- in terms of accumulating tetra bites of data. th

lets get on the roads, jenny's in the roving vehicle. >> she's checking out roadways , right. >> yes. >> reporter: good morning, guys, sadly we had to leave philly pretzel factory but we are back on the roads, just wanted to machine for conditions. lets take a look here driving out of mayfair we are heading up to bucks county right now we have light rain falling but you can see man off to the right with an umbrella because it is wet now and it will be wet all day licensing. heading to bucks county specifically because those people up there we sent our shawnette up last night and concerned with the delaware river rising. last week was wet. we had rain. now with this rain for the next several hours to come people were concerned about flooding. we will go, head out and see what that last like and we will check back with you coming up at 8:00. >> where are you going to go by new hope and stuff like that. >> reporter: i don't think we will go that far we will stay along the river and state road , maybe bensalem, croyden area, i think we will hit that spot. >> we will keep checking back in.

so jenny checking out at first light. ben sal. >> i am did see something interesting, jenny, talking about the trash truck that got stuck. you wouldn't think a trash truck would be stuck. >> of course i put out in a tweet, and they were laughing like all embarrased because they were trying to dig themselves out across the way. i also just got tweet actually all of us got this tweet. lows of bensalem township open for business, saying we've shovels for sale. we have generators coming in later nearly 50,000 people up here in bucks county without power right now, an option for you. mike, alex, unfortunately, no mixing d's for you guys this morning. can't bring any back it the station. mcdonald's is one of the several businesses cents here along this stretch of street road near hulmeville road without power. we've actually seen number of cars, trying to go through the drive-thru, a lot of disappointment on a thursday morning after a storm, there is a plow truck that just went by, we have been seeing oops there is some sort of

i will read the setup for these jokes and amber and jenny will read the punchlines. here we go. new york university came under fire last month when their cafeteria served watermelon water to celebrate black history month. >> said black people, "i'm offended that there's not more sugar in this." [ laughter ] >> seth: an out lesbian recently competed on belgium's olympic skeleton team. >> because if there's one thing lesbians excel at, it's going down head first. [ laughter and applause ] >> seth: hey jenny, did you watch the olympics? >> i watched women's hockey! >> seth: oh great, like with a big group of friends? >> no. alone. with candles. [ laughter ] >> seth: hockey? [ light laughter ] a group of black parents is suing a new jersey school district for allegedly segregating black students. >> officials became suspicious when one school won every track meet. [ light laughter ] >> seth: amber, did you do a sport growing up? >> yeah! i did gymnastics. they even had a fun nickname for me. >> seth: oh yeah, what was that? >> the black girl who does gymnastics. [ light laughter ] >

jenny: that's the question. there still a lot of confusion on when this all will start to take place. we know harvey leaves in april and it was a story last week that said lloyd would be out by the end of the year. that has not been signaled and we know what himself weighed in on twitter saying i feel like i'm reading my own obituary. the folks we are talking to think he will be around till the end of the year, but i guess we will see. david: i'm sure no one at goldman sachs will love anybody as much as lloyd. tors inout the regular d.c.? they've not have the same relationship with him as other people such as brian moynihan. both harveych as and david have been around, they have not been super visible. lloyd has been so out there. it will be interesting to see how david now cozies up to both regulators and the shareholders. he is one that large institutional shareholders have not even known. david: he does have a history of 2008-2009. it could be the possibility of turning the page to start fresh. jenny: that's

semana santa se realiza esto, hermosos tapetes de aserrÍn, flores y frutas por donde pasa la pro skwigs, jenny, te escuchamos. >>> guatemala vive el color de las alfombra que realizan los creyentes para el paso de las pro skwigcesione procesiones, flores, frutas y as wrin, son utilizado para elaborar estas obras de artes, que son hechos por familias que cedido cango a cumplir con esta tradiciÓn. >>> me podrÍa decir quÉ es para usted esta tradiciÓn. es hacer un pequeÑo homenaje a nuestro padre celestial, a su hijo entregado en esa crudo cruz y krafr aro un poco. la situaciÓn de mundo no estÁ siendo para nada grata entonces

we'll tell you about that. >>> jenny joyce, what's going on? >> reporter: good morning, clean-up from friday's storm could take a few more days. peco says it's working 24/7. we're live here in . >>> take a live look from philadelphia philadelphia international airport where we got good news to share this morning only a few flights remain cancelled, following friday's storm. but for the most part, flights are arriving and departing on time. the airport did release a statement yesterday following the massive storm, saying, and i quote, recovery day for the inhalers the wake of the storm. cancelations and delays reported at phl. sure to check flights with the airline before coming to the airport wherever you're flying. they got the information out there, communicated and now they're getting the flights back up and running. >>> public transportation is starting to get back to normal. which is good news for those hooking to use the regional rail line, officials say that service today to west trenton and chestnut hill east are still suspended, but al

jenny, thank you. 4:06. law makers in pennsylvania are calling on the state representative out of the delaware county to step down we told but this yesterday, nick miccarelli, this comes a day after sexual assault claims surfaced against him, two women in the private complaint accused him of sexual assault and domestic violence. his fellow house republicans are saying it is time for him to resign, the dauphin county district attorney said he has opened up a criminal probe. him in the house. the tern for one of the accusers say miccarelli threatened to crash his car while driving at high speeds. both woman had previously dated him. he said he is not person depict in the news and he plans to run for reelection. >>> it base took class for three new jersey school districts after they were shut down yesterday due to threats. police say a 10 year-old boy is responsible for making those threats. parents, students in the franklin township elk township and delsea school districts woke up yesterday to the news of the

on the block. >> jenny on the block. >> i love how the graphic makes her look taller. >> mike? >> okay. it is 6:00 to some a.m. at lamp post diner in clementon, new jersey. she will be jenny on your block. >> yes. >> cute. >> so lamp post diner i have heard of that place little gloucester road, clementon, clementon, new jersey, that is camden county. >> are we ready for another word. >> we're ready okay, all right >> we add another word of the day what letter do you think will pop up now. >> they want to go back to cron. >>> it is side to side. letter,t is not a for alex.f you haven't figured out word of the day by now. >> there is in merlin. >> marilyn. >> no, there is no v. >> yes. >> are you guys all nutrition ists is that what you do. >> you didn't sign up for this >> yes. >> isn't the key to good abs what you eat, more than you exer size. >> is it going to be time to reveal. >> where are we. >> i need a sandwich. >> quick break. >>> okay. so i think jen may be at the top of the hill here ready to do h classic run here. >> it is time. >> preston and steve, they do it every

jenny, thank you. time 4:06. thousands office people remain without power following that storm. delaware county has most outa under 24,000. montgomery county has more than 20,000 outages, and are ine dark in, bucks county, followed by which 4800 outages. >>> over in montgomery county, abington police say he stabbed several people inside of a home. it happened yesterday on jenkin. police say one of the victims a woman running to the fire station, right across the street, when police h to break through the door to get right to the suspect. to comply, with officers, demands ,ic, the officer had to discharge his weaponndhoot the suspect. >> neighbors say woman lives in the duplex children, her boyfriend who recently moved in as well. say r how serious the injuries are. >>> police need your man right e 57 year-old joseph squire who we cooper farms yesterday morning. police were called to squire's home on dartmouth road after fak buick regal. squire is 11, 240-pound s, he is 57, with black hair and gray beard. either a phillies or eagles jacket. >>> friends andg today to remema fallen

. >>> jenny from the block back on "will & grace." >>> plus, charlize theron uncensored and keeping us on her toes. >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >> you're welcome. you're welcome too, kevin. you're both very welcome. >>> happy international rip's day, everybody as prince hair are i and meghan markle celebrate with a stirring public experience. today belongs to all women, but how did meghan seize the moment? welsh here's how. meghan's visit with harry today was a royal try um. . she greeted fans. >> are you cold? >> she offered a hug to an aspiring actress. she even tried on a pyair of virtual reality glasses. meghan is a step closer to becoming a royal. she was baptized into the church on england on tuesday. meghan wasn't required to join the church, but did it out of respect for the queen, who heads the church. today prince harry offered the cutest moment of the day when he met up with a tiny dachshund. >> what's his name? >> groot. >> today meghan wore a sprazing number of american brands. her two-toned wool coat from j. crew. her $627 trousers are from victor wang. her purse

here is jenny willoghby described it. >> perhaps the first and only physical abuse i suffered. after an argument we were yelling in each other's facing, which had become the norm in our marriage, and i removed myself from the situation to take a shower. to cool down. disengage from the situation. he came to the shower and opened the door and pulled me out to continue yelling at me. >> he put his hands on you and pulled you out? >> yeah. >> was that a startling moment for you? >> i think up until that moment, i didn't realize that i was in an abusive marriage. i think that sounds almost ridiculous coming out of my mouth given how i can speak about it and remember things now, but i don't know it was until that moment that i realized i was with a man who was capable of something like that. >> jenny willoughby keeping them honest. our reporting is that general kelly and two others were told in november of last year about domestic issues and the fbi background check was completed last july, but that porter never got a permanent clearance. which makes it hard to imagine this came as

our jenny joyce, right below there with the very latest, jenny, good morning. >> reporter: wind is picking up out here, but we are on market street but where rain is still falling, been falling new for several hours, you can see there are puddles, ponding forming on the side of the roadways because of this storm philadelphia international airport has been putting out warnings, advisories for people to check with your airline prior to leaving for the airport this morning because of delays and cancellations. also a number of airlines, american airlines and delta and possibly others are working with passengers, and waving that change flight fee in anticipation for this storm we know a number of flights, might have to change and be cancel in the storm. philadelphia red cross also putting out warnings to be prepared for power outages, be prepared for those down trees as this storm continues to throughout the day, back to you guys. >>> as with any storm you know how unpredictable it can be so we have been with you since 3:57. we will be only live local news until 10:00 o'clock this morning, and

. >> do you want to take these groceries into-- her name is jenny? >> reporter: jenny johnson lost everything. >> it was the worst experience i ever had. you know, the water came up, maybe to my waistline. and i have little babies. >> reporter: inside her home, mattresses lie on the floor, insulation bulges from the frame, and doors are missing. and you still don't have walls. >> no. >> reporter: throughout the entire house. >> right. >> reporter: six months later. >> yes. >> reporter: johnson's family received $5,000 from fema. it was enough to fix their roof and cars so they could drive to work. do you think people realize that it's still this bad? >> i think people have forgotten about it. >> reporter: fema has paid $13.1 billion to survivors of harvey. have you ever responded to anything like that? >> there has been nothing like this. that's what makes this event so complex. >> reporter: fema says it can only do so much. for families without flood insurance, it will take years to rebuild. >> you're looking at a government entity to try to make yo

jenny, do you agree the framing is being unfair? i think owen made some very good points about the injustice of the british media towards putin — towards corbyn. i didn't watch your programme last night, but if you take a photograph taken years ago in a different context and put it up there... itr was a provocation. well, images matter. and he's right that many of the issues that he raises. it is true that the conservative party have not done the magnitsky act. but, but but — corbyn had an opportunity to say exactly anything that he pleased when he stood up in the commons this week, and he completely blew it. he made it sound as though he wasn't primarily interested in defending the british people, as if he was more interested in exploring every possible reason why somebody else might have been responsible for this attack. the point is, if you intend to lead the country, as jeremy corbyn does, your first duty is to make people feel that you will defend them against attack, and corbyn, although he was perfectly right to lay out s

burn i remembers the outrage that followed jenny's killing the demonstrations and the promises made by politicians but nothing is china in the two years since in the slums of drug dealing continues as before and police won't set foot in the area mobsters rule the streets junkies everywhere they travel here from all of a night to buy drugs. and still the children of car vanno made up a gross football club no matter how difficult life may be at home on the pitch the children find a sense of belonging. twenty three year old luigi is one of bernard success stories he spent years playing a printer's football club and learnt that there are alternatives to making a quick buck and drug dealing. when bruno got out of jail he approached many of the kids in our neighborhood. joining a team doing something good something right had an impact on me it gave me the strength to walk away from organized crime. today luigi works at a local supermarket he plans to stay and to show other young people that there are alternatives to crime and violence. stories like this give bruno strength one day he hopes h

burn i remember the outrage that followed jenny's killing the demonstrations and the promises made by politicians but nothing has chimed in the two years since in the slums of drug dealing continues as before and police won't set foot in the area mobsters rule the streets junkies everywhere they travel here from all of a ny post to buy drugs. and still the children of carvalho made up a gross football club no matter how difficult life may be at home on the pitch the children find a sense of belonging. twenty three year old luigi is one of bernard success stories he spent years playing it printers football club and learnt that there are alternatives to making a quick buck and drug dealing. when bruno got out of jail he approached many of the kids in our neighborhood. joining a team doing something good something right had an impact on me it gave me the strength to walk away from organized crime. today luigi works at a local supermarket he plans to stay in cairo to show other young people that there are alternatives to crime and violence. stories like this give bruno strength one day he

there's a memorial outside his church for a local boy jenny was just seventeen when a baby boss shot him he was caught in the crossfire on the way home from school burn i remember the outrage that followed jenny's killing the demonstrations and the promises made by politicians but nothing is china in the two years since in the slums of drug dealing continues as before and police won't set foot in the area mobsters rule the streets junkies everywhere they travel here from all of a ny post to buy drugs. and still the children of car vanno made up a gross football club no matter how difficult life may be at home on the pitch the children find a sense of belonging. twenty three year old luigi is one of byrne a success stories he spent years playing it burn as football club and learned that there are alternatives to making a quick buck and drug dealing. when bruno got out of jail he approached many of the kids in our neighborhood. joining a team doing something good something right had an impact on me it gave me the strength to walk away from organized crime. today luigi works at a local

there's a memorial outside his church for a local boy jenny was just seventeen when a baby boss shot him he was caught in the crossfire on the way home from school. burn i remember the outrage that followed jenny's killing the demonstrations and the promises made by politicians but nothing is china in the two years since in the slums of drug dealing continues as before and police won't set foot in the area mobsters rule the streets junkies everywhere they travel here from all of a ny post to buy drugs. and still the children of car vanno made up of berners football club no matter how difficult life may be at home on the pitch the children find a sense of belonging. twenty three year old luigi is one of byrne a success stories he spent years playing it printers football club and learnt that there are alternatives to making a quick buck and drug dealing. when bruno got out of jail he approached many of the kids in our neighborhood. joining a team doing something good something right had an impact on me it gave me the strength to walk away from organized crime. today luigi works at a lo

is jenny paris and i weren't a day dolly. in one thousand nine hundred nineteen a myth was born in via in the form a school of applied arts an institution was set up which sold to redesign human life a school of art which proclaimed utopia while demanding a return to old values a contradiction one might think but even today architects feel almost compelled to justify themselves by its principals the bomb. the creator of the boathouse myth architect volta gropius. his vision the building of the future lucid transparent and functional a well lit space for the new human being to live and work. the boat house strives to gather all artistic creativity into one single unity. good pieces idea was shared by artists representing a whole variety of styles painters lionel finding and coldplay were engaged as teachers at the bow house. georg. art teacher yohannes iton who exerted a major influence on his pupils and vasily kandinsky the inventor of abstract painting. by the time the bauhaus moved into its premises environmental group yes

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jenny put out a statement late today responding to general kelly s kellyi kelly. she went on to say he changed the statement after realizing it was physical abuse. emotional and psychological abuse is abuse. in the last hour i spoke with dailymail.com editor whose website broke the story in the first place and deconstructed the new kelly time line today. what did you tell sara sanders when you met with them on february 6 what was going to be in the story. >> i spent 20 minutes with them in sara's office. daily mail.com had been doing a lot of reporting on this. working with both of porter's ex-wives. i gave them a complete read on what was going to be in the first story. i told them that dailymail.com determined that porter had grabbed his wife by the shoulders and yanked her out of the shower naked. we told them the date that happened. i explained how we were going to report at dailymail.com he punched the window out on their front door when she threatened to call the police because he was violating the separation agreement by being in the apartment. we told them

with me now is our correspondent in berlin, jenny hill. we have been waiting months for this but finally angela merkel has got what she wants. indeed she has and no doubt she will have breathed a sigh of relief this morning when the news came through. but having said that, there is not a real sense of victory here and that is for several reasons. first of all the social democrats who finally decided to go ahead with the coalition government, they have torn themselves apart in they have torn themselves apart in the process of making that decision. their party is really low in the polls and its members are still, some of them at least, very opposed to what is about to happen here. secondly there is limited public enthusiasm and appetite for another grand coalition. it is a coalition of what we have had in germany for the last four years. —— it is a continuation of what we have had. and angela merkel has been really damaged by the last few months of political wrangling. she has been off the world stage while being preoccupied at home. she

all right, jenny, keep us updated. >> just talking about wardrobe panic? >> yes, we were. >> now considered real thing? in your head? >> i get up. you brush my teeth. i pick out my school clothes. >> now, wouldn't than great? if you just had one of these apps or whatever? >> not everyone can lock like cher from clueless. >> alicia silverstone. whatever happened to her? >> she is still around. >> would you use that if you had that? >> you know, just like to have a refresh. just need to have new stuff in your closet. get bored dollars of what you have. average person experiences cents it, 36 times a year. which is real aloft days. almost a full month. more than half of people say they feel like they regularly file like they've got nothing to wear even though the closet is full of clothes. just stuff you don't like any more, doesn't fit rightment and 28%, i don't know who these people, are they say the stuff in their closets never been worn, still will have the tags on it, never even worn them. >> oh, i have -- i know those women. >> yes. i was in a relations

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. >> do you want to take the groceries in to, in to her name is jenny. off awe jenny johnson lost everything. >> it was, it was the worst experience i ever had. you know the water came up. to my waistline. and i have little babies. >> inside her home, mattresses lie on the floor. insulationed bulges from the frame. and doors are missing. >> you still don't hatch walls. >> no. >> throughout the house. >> right. >> six months later. >> johnson's family received $5,000 from fema. it was enough to fix their roof, and cars so they could drive to work. >> do you think people realize it is still this bad? >> i think people have forgotten about it. >> fema paid $13.1 billion to survivors of harvey. >> have you ever responded to anything like that? >> there has been nothing like this. makes this complex. >> fema says it can only do so much. for families without flood insurance it will take years to rebuild. >> you are looking at a government entity to try to make you whole. it's going to be a strong, long, drawn out recovery. >> special mexican soup. >> this woma

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jenny hail reporting from berlin. the headlines on bbc news: flood warnings along the south west and north east coasts while elsewhere work continues to clear snow from road and rail lines. german chancellor angela merkel is set to form her fourth government after the social democrats voted to go into coalition breaking five months of deadlock. sport now, and a full round up, from the bbc sport centre. olly foster is going to be bringing all of the liverpool goals. maybe! i start with the boxing. deonte wilder says he's ready to take on anthonyjoshua in the heavyweight unification fight that all boxing fans want to see. that's after the american retained his wbc belt overnight, stopping luis ortiz in the 10th round in new york. our reporter was there and described the fight. he had shades of anthony joshua's victory against that amir klitschko when he was hurt and he had to get through adversity to record a knockout win. it really came to life in the fifth round when he put ortiz down. we had to survive an almighty on

jenny, what explains these accounts? at doing a looking checking account with banks. jpmorgan and capital one have made a round of bidding for this product. shery: why are they doing this? amazon is into everything right now. they are trying to appeal to younger consumers that might not have a bank account. if you don't have a bank account, no debit or credit cards. it makes it tough. shery: does that mean the bar will be lower for those people who want to open a checking account? score, in terms of a fica am sure it will be lower, but young people are probably interested in doing their shopping on amazon and are using their parents credit card right now. vonnie: this is so fascinating. a lot of people shop at amazon, why shouldn't they have a credit card? but will people affiliated with other banks be able to use and amazon credit card? jpmorgan has a credit card right now. there are lots of people that would like to shop on amazon, and get rewarded for shopping on amazon, that don't want credit. reload is designed for this, but amazon holds the deposits. vonnie: is

amber, jenny, thank you for being on the show. see you later. >> thanks for having us. >> thank you guys. >> meanwhile, you see my mug on this show every weekend, but the truth is, this show is the product of dozens and dozens of people who make this show possible, and the core of that team are our amazing producers here at "a.m. joy" and among all of us would agree is my friend tracy curry. trey trey acy is brilliant. she's our princess and hates to be seen on tv and embarrassed. we're doing it now. tr tracy will be leaving the show moving on to a cool job making documentaries. we're happy sad crying but also crying with joy for tracy because she's so brilliant and so much fun and so smart and so intuitive and really perfect in every way. tracy curry, we love you. you're the wind beneath our wings. we'll miss you so much. please do not block my calls because i'll be texting you every day to make sure you're okay. we miss you. we love you. thank you for everything you've done to make this show possible. more "a.m. joy" afterthe br