godspeed, brenda, we love you. >> brenda called you her smart boy. she would see things we didn't even see in ourselves. >> my family doesn't even call me that. you could talk all day about she was personally off the show, not just people above her but at all levels in the company but the impact -- it wouldn't be far to say it was a golden era in financial tv. i don't remember what financial tv was like going way back but she was at that level she could have spent days interviewing wall street big shots that nobody would have watched and wouldn't have much impact on things that have changed, people don't pay as much for services because millions of people now can watch and be entertained by someone talking in smart stuff even though our topics are smart, nobody would watch them who didn't know what was going on, make this entertaining and funny, hard to take it to that level. anybody can be smart with her science friends and that is the impact on the world of financial news and the way people interact with financial companies today. >> before we cont

eric: it was off the air that i really got to know brenda. she and i would offer talk about raising our kids and she adored her daughters. brenda's office door was always open and no matter how busy she was, she would put work aside to chat about the kids anytime i walked into the office. if you watch fox you know we're a family. brenda buttner, gracious, brilliant, beautiful inside and out. rest in peace, brenda, you're with the angels now and already missed down here. >> lou: republican house and senate leadership walking on the tax and obamacare. patience wearing thin. the congress went on recess while the president is working hard. >> president trump: we are doing health care and march, mid to early march, we'll be submitting something that people will be impressed biechlt lou piniella voters may send republican ares pa

eric: it was off the air that i really got to know brenda. she and i would offer talk about raising our kids and she adored her daughters. brenda's office door was always open and no matter how busy she was, she would put work aside to chat about the kids anytime i walked into the office. if you watch fox you know we're a family. brenda buttner, gracious, brilliant, beautiful inside and out. rest in peace, brenda, you're with the angels now and already missed down here. >> politics, front and center today. conservatives get their marching orders from the commander-in-chi commander-in-chief. >> the era of empty talk is over. it's over. there is such love in this country for everything we stand f for. leland: meantime, democrats vowing to fight back with new leaders and tougher messages, as they elect their new chairman. will that change the results at the ballot box? and before president trump addresses congress and the nation tuesday, he's going to touch base with the nation's governors. we'll check in with three of

eric: it was off the air that i really got to know brenda. she and i would offer talk about raising our kids and she adored her daughters. brenda's office door was always open and no matter how busy she was, she would put work aside to chat about the kids anytime i walked into the office. if you watch fox you know we're a family. brenda buttner, gracious, brilliant, beautiful inside and out. rest in peace, brenda, you're with the angels now and already missed down here. >> i'm bob massi. for 34 years, i've been practicing law and living in las vegas, the center of the recent real estate crisis. lives were destroyed from coast to coast as the economy tanked. now, well, it's a different story. the american dream is back. and nowhere is that more clear than the sunshine state of florida. so we're headed from the strip to the beach to show you how to live the american dream. i'm gonna meet real people who are facing serious problems, take you behind the gates of properties you have to see to believe and give you the tips that everyone needs to na

brenda had depth. it seems fitting that brenda was among the very first to put a kind female face to this once male bastion of business. it was she's that invited into this off-putting world with somebody called the money club. she wants told the sun sentinel, being a woman gave her an edge. women are not afraid to simply admit they don't know about something, which men rarely do, she said. so women realized there's no such thing when it comes to understanding an investment. thing is, brenda didn't ask stupid questions. she asked real questions and woe to the guest that wasn't ready for them. she kept scores without settling scores. everybody deferred to her or listened to her maybe because everybody respected her. a woman's whose only bias was the clock and only goal was giving equal time to all. >> everybody be quiet. hold on. please. you guys don't talk over each other. >> majority -- >> sir, just a minute. you had your time. >> malia, hold on. let gary be finished. >> thank you. >> that always went

- i'm just saying, i'm meeting up with brenda later. - oh! brenda, our surrogate? - you mean the only brenda that both of us have ever known? yeah, that one. - you know what would be fun? - yes, the opposite of whatever you're about to propose. - if i came out with you and brenda. - so...i was right. - only instead of a bar, let's go to a nice restaurant. - yeah, but we are, uh-- - and tell brenda to bring her girlfriend. - maybe she doesn't want to-- - this is perfect. a double date. great. - wow. that, uh, got away from me fast. look, uh, you know i love you, right?

so sad to report passing of brenda buttner. clayton: my friend brenda buttner fought cancer heroically heather: time now is ten minutes after the top of the hour. what we learned about the americans on board. clayton: liberal cry-babies, pretend to live in a world where hillary is president. heather: country crack-down eric church canceling tickets, what the move means for fans every where. yeah, so mom's got this cold. hashtag "stuffy nose." hashtag "no sleep." i got it. hashtag "mouthbreather." yep. we've got a mouthbreather. well, just put on a breathe right strip and ... pow! it instantly opens your nose up to 38% more than cold medicine alone. so you can breathe ... and sleep. shut your mouth and say goodnight mouthbreathers. breathe right. . . . heather: we are back with fox news alert. look at the dramatic new video. you see the explosion at tend? this shows a moment that the plane smashing into a shopping mall in melbourne, australia. all four americans and the pilot were killed. the group said to be on a golfing trip,

sadly, 55 years young, brenda young, brenda lost that fight to cancer. i don't how we'll ever be the same. she inspired us all and taught us all so much. >> it was her spirit and humor she would come into the studio and i would look for to the segment. she can make you understand economics and wall street. as for alan, alan, i was privileged and honored, i used to listen to him on radio. he started wn bc, and others in new york. >> uma: as part of our original startup team all those years ago when fox news first launch. what a terrific man. a kind of soul and one of the kindest men i've ever known and so generous to people. true people. true blessing to have the opportunity to work with him. >> eric: a kind, decent man with principles and decency and he was terrific. by the way, i want to thank you for your thoughts and prayers of our viewers because it has been a difficult week. >> uma: were getting a lot of emails and tweets from loyal viewers who remember both of them and have expressed their condolences to support fox news. as all of us losing people

brenda: ashley se formÓ en la escuela y va a estudiar medicina. el dinero profesor -- no es impedimento para lograr su sueÑo, recibiÓ ayuda financiera. >> pagar el colegio, los libros y los que no alcanzaban para ayudarles a comprarlos. brenda: aunque el proceso de solicitud fue un poco estresante, buscar ayuda de los consejeros ayudÓ a entenderlo mejor. >> a veces no sabes lo que significa, y con la experiencia que tiene, es una ayuda importante. brenda: para solicitar ayuda financiera federal necesita visitar la pÁgina fafsa.ed.gov, varÍa dependiendo del estado. >> eso va a ayudar mucho. ♪ ♪ ♪ william: bienvenidos al maravilloso mundo de los deportes. se jugÓ parte de la tercera jornada en la copa m.x., alebrijes de oaxaca enfrentÓ a los gallos blancos de querÉtaro que hoy anunciado la salida de vÍctor manuel vucetich como director tÉcnico. en el minuto 88, benitez anotÓ el Único gol del partido para la victoria de los de querÉtaro. veracruz enfrentando a toluca. felipe flores no pudo regresar al terreno de juego. gol, suficie

go long™. ♪ ♪ dagen: hi i am brenda buttner there is bulls and bears thanks so much having me follow a super model i have been on cover popular mechanics. >> you are right. >> what do you make of this -- >> i think really -- this itself a very important business story i am talking about the hunkiest member of the new york city fire department anybody start a fire to meet you. >> more power than they deserve get out there, and tell your story. >> a few of our favorite moments with our colleague friend brenda buttner host of "bulls & bears" since inception passed away yesterday after a courageous battle with cancer she shared with all of you on twitter, so courageously joining me group president fox news contributor gary b. smith, we watched those clips you were on bulls and bears with brenda from day one a close friend of hers off air i watched clips that is why everybody loved her so much because that is her spirit. that is her intelligence, that is her depth and he personality humor why we loved her so much. >> exactly dagen tough for me to get through i thought of brenda kind of th

brenda and i were ready to head to the ranch and enjoy your grandchildren -- our grandchildren. when i came back from the , heing with president trump said, you did not know it, but you have been in a 41 year training program for this job. [laughter] [applause] mr. tillerson: so despite our own dreams, she said, you are supposed to do this. well, my first day is here, i'm on the job. hi, i'm the new guy. [laughter] [applause] mr. tillerson: as such, i will depend on the expertise of this institution. there are over 75,000 members of the state department workforce, both civil and service employees, with an average of over seven years in the department. i have 25 minutes. [laughter] mr. tillerson: you have accumulated knowledge and experience that cannot be gotten anywhere else. your work ethic and patriotism is as important as ever, and as secretary i will be proud to draw upon all these qualities. me inthat you join upholding high standards of ethics and professionalism, committing to personal accountability and honesty, and respecting your colleagues. there will undoubtedly be

(soothing music) - joining us now is yoga therapist brenda schnable. hi. - hi. - so, whwhat is the sun salutation? - the sun salutation is probably one of the most well-known vinyasas, or sequence of poses within yoga. it teaches you patience and perseverance as well as builds body strength and endurance. you want to give it a try? - sure, let's do it. - all right, walk to the front of your mat. - okay. - we're gonna lift our arms up, and bend forward. we're gonna step that right foot back into a lunge, and then take that left foot back, coming into the top of a pushup called the plank pose in yoga, right? we're gonna come all the way down, and then lift up into upward facing dog, curl those toes and lift up, push the head between the arms, for our downward facing dog. step or walk that right foot forward into your lunge, followed by that left. inhale all the way up and come into a little back bend, and then we'll do it again on the other side, so fall forward. - [emily] okay. - left foot back, followed by that right, you're in your plank pose, lower y

this is a man that is respected all over the world, but as brenda said, now he is beginning and mostand -- big important journey. you were meant to be right here at the crossroads in history. death timeto bring to bring a clear and focused to foreign affairs, take a fresh look at the world around us, and eq solutions grounded in very ancient -- seek new solutions grounded in very ancient truths. nationscts include that have a right to protect their interests, that all people have a right to freely pursue their own destiny, and all of us are better off when we act in concert and not in conflict. there has rarely been conflict like we happen the world today. very sad. i'm excited for you, i am excited for your family, and perhaps most importantly, i'm excited for our great country. arm's you inherit an challenges in the middle east and around the world, i do believe -- indoor miss challenge rmous challenges in the middle east and around the world, i do believe we can make change in these times. -- god bless this country you, and may god bless our special and great country. the keeper and

tillerson, i want to congratulate you, brenda and your entire family on this incredible honor. you brings the unique skills and deep insight into foreign diplomacy that our nation needs. world that is trapped. trapped in violence and war. the job ofand that our diplomats and the mission of the state department is to serve the interest in the united states of american. to make us safer. to make us more prosperous. and our people much more secure. understand the importance of strengthening our alliances and forming new alliances to enhance our strategic interest and the safety of our people. your whole life has prepared you for this. a tremendoushad life. i can say this is a man that is respected all over the world. he is now beginning his most important journey. tos is where you were meant be, right here, today, at this crossroads in history. it is time to bring a clear eyed focus to foreign affairs. to take a look at the world around us and to seek new --utions grounded in patient in patient truths. that nations have a right to protect their interests. that people have the righ

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secretary tillerson, i first ,ant to congratulate you brenda, and your entire family on this incredible honor -- and it is that -- an incredible honor. you bring the unique skills and deep, deep insights, and i have gotten to see it firsthand -- into foreign diplomacy. our nation needs to foster stability and security in a world too often trapped, and right now, it's trapped in violence and in war. forunderstand that the job diplomats in the mission of the state department is to serve the interests of the united states of america to make our nation safer, our country more prosperous, and our people much more secure. in that mission, you also the importance of strengthening our alliances and forming new alliances to enhance our strategic interest and the safety of our people. your whole life has prepared you for this moment, and you really have had a tremendous life, heading up one of the great companies of the world and doing it magnificently. magnificently, and i can say this as a man that is respected all over the world before he even begins, but now he is beginning his big, big, and

thanks to brenda for sharing this picture. if you have flooding pictures, as well, tag us on instagram or twitter or post those pictures on facebook. >>> we are following breaking news tonight. a possible highway shooting shutting down traffic in the east bay. the chp has shut down eastbound lanes of highway 4 near the hillcrest exit. look at this video sent in by a viewer. this just came in a few moments ago. witnesses say someone was shot on a highway but chp so far says they're still gathering information. there have been dozens on east bay freeways over past two years. some cities have installed security cameras in response. >>> a developing story out of new orleans tonight. a massive crime keen after a driver plowed into a crowd greating mardi gras. 28 people are reported injured when the man behind the wheel of this truck ran into the crowd and crashed into a dump truck. five hurt have serious injuries. police were quick to say this was not a terrorist attack. the driver was highly intoxicated. >> he is being investigate

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joining me is brenda lawrence of michigan, a member of the black caucus. april ryan called it a moment. susan rice called it offensive. what is your reaction? >> i watch with great concern as i have with other lack of demonstration of leadership from our president. when i heard him say "do you know them, " as if we were some abstract group, are they your friends? here's some facts we need to know about the black caucus. there are 49 members of the black caucus. we represent almost 80 million people in america and 17 million of those 80 are african-american. so if you are going to have a dialogue or talk about african-americans, it would seem that you would talk to the people who directly can give you advice and advise you and really give you the concerns and issues in the black community. and another thing that's very telling is he speaks about us as if we're all just one suffering, depressed group. you know, the facts are 39% of african-americans live in suburbs and 25% live in rural america. so when you talk about the african-american community, we don't

brenda buckener and allen combes. >> martha: breaking tonight tis a new day at cpac. first gathering of the conservative group. we are just minutes away from the speech of the night. vice-president pence. he will make his own personal argument tonight. i am martha mccaul sxum this is the first 100 days. throughout the days, the president's closest advisor spoke out including reince priebus and steve bannon. they drilled down on the opposition and laid out their

this is a photograph of the children of jeremiah and nancy brenda were expelled from forsyth in 1912. the book i made out of all the special aims to tell the true story behind the legend i heard so many times and it speaks of a murdered girl, a public lynching on the town square, they kangaroo court trial and execution of two teenage boys, and months of terrorism and arson that succeeded in closing forsyth aborted to nonwhites for nearly a century. the books characters include a county sheriff, areas. even if i did tell you, i think you could guess who was of the villain who is the good guy. [laughter] can you tell? i had been think about these two are very long time for ever found a photograph of them. when i look at this picture, that's definitely read on the left. to me he looks overmatched already. the books characters include a county sheriff the gist of years later would help found the local chapter of the ku klux klan as well as a number of unexpected heroes including a deputy who tried to desperately stop the violence. and there who held off a lynch mob on the steps of the cou

then, pennsylvania democratic congressman brenda boyle will discuss his opposition to president trump's executive order restricting travel by immigrants from seven muslim majority countries. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal," live at 7:00 a.m. eastern tuesday morning. join the discussion. >> house minority leader nancy pelosi and house financial services ranking member congresswoman maxine waters spoke about what they call president trump's attempt to roll back the 2010. frank financial services law. they were also asked about the trump presidency at this 45 minute news briefing. ms. pelosi: good morning, everyone. thank you for being here on this monday morning. i am honored to be here with our

i've been anxious to be here and i'm so pleased to have my wife, brenda, of more than 30 years, and she has just been steadfast through this process encouraging me on and reminding me what this is really all about. and so thank you. [applause] >> also want to thank acting secretary tom shannon who is just been super through this entire process. tom, thank you so much. [cheers and applause] >> it was truly an honor that tom joins in the oval office last night for my swearing in, and appreciated that he was a very. obviously i also want to recognize and thank all of you here at headquarters of our state department, the staff and partners from around the world who have faithfully perform your duties regardless of who is in charge. so important. i know many of you have assisted ambassadors and other officials during the senate confirmation process, and, indeed, some of you have been through it yourself having just come through it for the first time, i can assure you the senate still takes it as serious as ever. they are as energetic as ever. they are as thorough as ever, but we are here. [l

brenda buttner, gracious, brilliant, beautiful inside and out. rest in peace, brenda, you're with the angels now and already missed down here. >> lou: republican house and senate leadership walking on the tax and obamacare. patience wearing thin. the congress went on recess while the president is working hard. >> president trump: we are doing health care and march, mid to early march, we'll be submitting something that people will be impressed biechlt lou piniella voters may send republican ares packing next year if house leadership doesn't follow-through on the repeal and replacement of obamacare. and leaving mark meadows as our guest tonight. and also president trump dispatching the secretary of state and homeland security to mexico to mote with the mexican president. the president looking for a responsible partner in the leader of mexico on issues of board security and fair trade between the two countries. and republican law makers facing angry protest in their home districtses. president trump suggested that demonstrations are the work of lef

brenda and i were ready to head off to the ranch and enjoy our grandchildren. but when i came back from my first meeting with president trump and he asked me to do this, brenda said, you didn't know it, but you've been in a 41-year training program for this job. [ applause ] so despite our own dreams, she said, you're supposed to do this. well, my first days here, i'm on the job, hi, i'm the new guy. [ applause ] as such, i will depend on the expertise of this institution. there are over 75,000 members of the state department workforce. both foreign and civil service employees with an average of over 11 years of service in the department. i have 25 minutes. you have accumulated knowledge and experience that cannot be replicated anywhere else. your wisdom, your work ethic, and patriotism is as important as ever. and as your secretary, i will be proud to draw upon all these qualities in my decisionmaking. i ask that you join me in upholding high standards of ethics and professionalism, committing to personal accountability and honesty and respecting your colleagu

before joining fox in 2000, brenda was a harvard graduate, rhodes scholar at oxford university. neil cavuto paint attribute. >> when is the last time -- the last time you laughed at a business show? this is journalist and. it's never going to be the same. i just don't know now that she's gone whether there will ever be. lauren: neil and brenda were good friends. she lives behind two daughters. we remember her always. we will be right back. whether it be help starting your business, vendor contracts or employment agreements. legalzoom's network of attorneys can help you every step of the way so you can focus on what you do. we'll handle the legal stuff that comes up along the way. legalzoom. legal help is here. lea: time to say goodbye to our beloved alabama. the panda taking a one-way flight to china today. the panda leaves the national zoo for china under a breeding agreement. will be a long flight, but 16 hours across the pacific ocean. taking 50 pounds of her favorite food along with sweet potatoes and apples. they understand five pounds of those. lauren: that is a lot of foo

where is brenda? she is going to share her story, and thank you brenda store u ri for being with us, and missionhood health center. the health centers have been such an important part of all of this. >> thank you, leader pelosi, for being a champion of the community centers for so many years. the affordable care act brought additional dollars to the community health centers and in hearing this story today, one of the things that it brought was dollars to integrate the mental health services into the primary care, and so many, many men health care centers were able to add that. you were a champion for us two years ago in being able to extend the funding that was attached to the affordable care act, and that funding is due to expire this fiscal year. so my question to you is would you be able to extend that funding again? for community health centers? >> yes. we were able to put that in the sgr bill, and put the fund iing in. that is a big deal. the community health centers were an essential part of wha

the captioning team which includes sandra schumm, brenda jamerson, doreen chendorain, jennifer smolka and laurie harris. in addition to the offices i just named, i'd also like to recognize the following legislative offices -- the bill clerk, the enrolling clerk, the executive clerk, the journal clerk, the legislative clerk, daily digest, and of course the parliamentarians. and lastly, i'd like to thank our subway drivers and the government publishing office who worked tirelessly to get the record printed. we're also gr -- rear also grateful for the long hours these staffers worked last week. oivelg, completely unnecessary but nevertheless they were here through the night. now, one final matter. when president clinton took office in 1993 he named his first nominee to the supreme court ruth bader ginsburg. ginsburg's nomination was not without controversy. she had argued for positions that are still quite controversial today. for example, she had questioned the constitutionality of laws against bigamy because they implicated private relationships. for the same reason she had opined that

brenda: a medio aÑo de la sorpresiva muerte de juan gabriel su rÉcord de mÚsica siguen estando vivos en el corazÓn de su pÚblico. eternamente juan gabriel es el tÍtulo que le dio nombre a este homenaje en donde 16 artistas le rindieron tributo e interpretar los temas del divo de juÁrez en toluca. >> yo creo que el que se hayan reunido tantas figuras que da la magnitud de lo que significÓ juan gabriel. reportera: fueron tres horas de concierto en un foro con capacidad para 70.000 personas, el Único homenaje organizado por la familia donde el costo de los tickets y va desde los 26.80 dÓlares hasta casi 770 para mÁs de 100 mÚsicos y bailarines. >> bastante bien organizado y la verdad hasta ahorita todo muy bien. reportera: dentro de este mismo espacio se habilitÓ una explanada donde exhibieron objetos que pertenecieron a juan gabriel como ropa, premios y muebles. la organizaciÓn de este evento se mantuvo muy escrita con la prensa dejando grabar al menos dos temasy es que este homenaje al divo de juÁrez será grabado para luego despuÉs ser comercializado tanto en mÉxico com

we also lost brenda buttner, very good friend of mine. i am doing an extended tribute to brenda on my saturday show. check it out. i didn't want anyone to feel she wasn't mentioned or remembered as well. >> kimberly: god bless her. wonderful. >> dana: set your dvr so you never miss an episode of this show, "the five." >> bret: this time they come in as the victoire's, conservatives flock to washington for meeting that a yr ago was not sold on donald trumg around president trump and his administration. this is "special report" ." welcome to washington. for republicans, the center of the political universe this week is just across the d.c. border in national harbor, maryland. thousands of true believers are gathered for the biggest annual meeting of conservatives. it's a meeting that then-candidate trump did not attend last year. this time around, he will get

and let me say i do nber brenda, brilliant marvelous woman. dagan:also our friend alan calls. neil is next. >> taxing or waiting? is the timeline for the tax-cut slipping away as the president prepares to turn up the heat on congress? he is getting a healthy hand from a lot of folks in the corner office? >> it has been 30 years, substantial changes to the tax code. this is a unique opportunity to put american competitiveness back on global front. >> we could do more in the downstream if there were corporate tax rates, very keen on seeing corporate tax rate come down from a tights. heather: 8 i am neil cavuto, gerri willis with ben stein and charles, all these ceos meeting at various times, keep it rolling, went to see the regulatory relief. >> you pay less taxes, a dream for everyone watching the show. heather: 8 that is not -- you left out adam. >> when you have steve mnuchin, obamacare first, tax reform is complicated, that is when it starts getting worried, it is complicated but lowering taxes ronald reagan lowered taxes and a couple years later big time tax reform. ceos ar

stuart: our colleague brenda was 55. i might also add she was a road solar, she went to harvard, and she went to oxford. she was one bright lady. ashley: and a pioneer. stuart: that's right. ashley: in the business reporting world. stuart: yes. ashley: she always had a smile on her face. stuart: oh, yes. she will be missed. brenda buttner passes at 55 and i say it again. she will be missed. with every early morning... every late night... and moment away... with every click...call...punch... and paycheck... you've earned your medicare. it was a deal that was made long ago, and aarp believes it should be honored. thankfully, president trump does too. "i am going to protect and save your social security and your medicare. . . stuart: another big, long, three-hour show. what was your favorite story? ashley: i think the biggest story we've done this morning the fact that dreamers will continue to be protected under new immigration orders from the trump administration. he mentioned it last week during the news conference. he f

and let me say i do not remember brenda, brilliant marvelous woman. dagan:also our friend alan calls. neil is next. >> taxing or waiting? is the timeline for the tax-cut slipping away as the president prepares to turn up the heat on congress? he is getting a healthy hand from a lot of folks in the corner office? >> it has been 30 years, substantial changes to the tax code. this is a unique opportunity to put american competitiveness back on global front. >> we could do more in the downstream if there were corporate tax rates, very keen on seeing corporate tax rate come down from a tights. heather: 8 i am neil cavuto, gerri willis with ben stein and charles, all these ceos meeting at various times, keep it rolling, went to see the regulatory relief. >> you pay less taxes, a dream for everyone watching the show. heather: 8 that is not -- you left out adam. >> when you have steve mnuchin, obamacare first, tax reform is complicated, that is when it starts getting worried, it is complicated but lowering taxes ronald reagan lowered taxes and a couple years

brenda high is making a pile in her yard after scary moments inside her home where she hid with her family as winds whipped through. >> we heard the window crash and we just split and ran as fast as we could. >> reporter: they waited in the bha basement. >> you could hear stuff hitting the house. when we came back up, there was this disbelief, he just hugged and just cried. >> reporter: today the national weather service surveyed this area to see if a tornado is to blame. >> we followed a path of about nine miles of damage. >> for now they believe it's straight-line winds that came through here, potentially reaching 7 5 to 95 miles an hou. crews work to repair the damage and restore power to customers in the area. back in lancaster county, neighbors are cleaning up and helping each other. from this spot off 897, we can see damage all around us, from this tree that was uprooted to its branches now piled up and that trailer now on its side, well, look beyond the metal that's ending up in that field, and you'll see where it started, this dprooi way. >> about 50 feet and it weighs 10,000 pound

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i know that brenda lawrence talked about the school desert phenomena. how there are some neighborhoods that have schools -- there are no neighborhood schools. that's really sad. because when you think about brown vs. the board of education and some of the things that were brought out, about people having to travel great distances just to be able to get an education, and now you start looking at today and modern day america and they're still not being neighborhood schools, they're still -- there's still being segregation in schools, and then you see a secretary of education that wants to try to implement plans that many say would re-segregate the schools, would eliminate neighborhood schools. that's what brought us here. the neighborhood school is what brought us here. that's what allowed us to have so many great inventions, when you start talking about the inventions in black history month. when you start talking about medicine. when you start talking about science. almost all of those people mentioned, even during that time of some of the most awful se

the sheriff office said brenda hill was hit by a man driving a pickup truck. the driver was not hurt and stayed on scene. the sheriff officer said hill was just released from the detention center. a scary situation at a fairfax county. a resident along uponer place said several people with guns were outside the door. police heard shots as they arrived on and and found a bullet. they later found four suspects and took them into custody. nobody was injured in this case. >>> the missing fairfax county dean and her five month old baby are reunited tonight. her and her son, aiden, showed up at their home in good health late last night, missing for nearly a month, and police were concerned about their safety. meanwhile, authorities are looking for the baby's father. no word yet on where the missing mom and baby were for the past few weeks. >>> many of you were excited for a proposed gondola that would connect georgetown to roslin, but tonight why the project may not get off the ground. >>> well, this has always been a hill, but it's not always been parking lot. folk

. >> brenda, says no, kendis, well i don't mind seeing gio benitez. smilie face. exclamati exclamation. >> sorry, sorry, buddy. >> uh-huh. >> so, eric, writes. gio benitez and adrian on abc wnn again. it's like christmas never ended. >> what a treat waking up to gio ben spichlt benitez. >> why is that they're in love with gio? do we have anything that would show why they're in love with gio so much. >> oh. >> sweet. great personality. >> he likes trees. >> he likes is that what it is? >> i don't know. woke up, was mad until i saw gio was on my tv on abc wnn. now kind of okay with it. >> seriously people. pretend as if you did miss us. did you miss us one little bit? >> seriously. >> but, writes, today was okay. with gio benitez and the other lady. sure missed diana and kendis. don't let them be off again. >> the one twitter follower who missed us. slash, my alias, i may have written. >> the gun show or six-pack abs, what its it about gio? >> the smile. >> the smile. >> definitely. yeah. >> that's it. >>> this morning on "world news now," the president addressing t

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we sat down with head coach brenda freeze. tonight against wisconsin what are you expecting? >> we only have three big ten games left. and so two of the three at home. we want to continue to fine tune us. it's really every time we step out on the floor, where can we improve to be prepared for march. also the last three games we want to take it to the highest level. and be playing some of our best. robert: all right. in football. today was the first day the redskins were able to put kirk cousins on the fr knocked off by the giants in the season, the question has been will they give kirk the franchise tag or sign him long-term? according to the adam shefter, cousins will get the tag and make $24 million next year. the team has until march 1 to tag that guy. finally in college hoops maryland, the men at northwestern tonight. uva taking on duke. good games. jonathan: on a year to year basis is it cheaper to pay cousins? >> probably. michelle: what would you do with the money? $24 million. jonathan: he wouldn't be sitting there. doug: i can't even think that big. look at the next

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head coach brenda frese gives the team all the credit. >> we're so proud. i can't say enough about the girls and all the hard work they put in behind the scenes this past summer to be able to win a regular season. it just speaks volumes to their consistency level and all their hard work. >>> maryland men had a pretty good season, although they dropped three in a row to likely drop from the top 25, but still some hoops to be played. yesterday i caught up with former maryland head coach garry williams as the school celebrated the 15th anniversary of their only national title in 2002 and got the coach's thoughts on this year's team. >> they're a young team, so you got to go through some things, but this time of year it doesn't matter. they're an ncaa tournament team times this year that it's ds, r all of a sudden it's the conference tournament and the ncaa tournament. things pick up again. so i'm lyrealnf coident these guys will do well the next month or so. >>> got a local rivalry george mason at george washington, close game, 2nd half greer gets the layup an

no. 2 in the country maryland looking to stay unbeaten, big 10 play on the road for brenda frese, big day for seniors, jones and kimbrough, kimbrough with the three to put the terps up 10. 3rd quarter kimbrough to jones inside and there is no stopping her in the paint, maryland just rolling along. in the 4th jones again gets the reverse lay-in plus the foul, finished with a game high 28 point. late in the 4th slocum will find kimbrough, finish with 24 points. terps roll on 89-72, improve to 25-1, 13-0 in big 10 play. >>> while the nation's no. 2 team continues to roll along top ranked uconn the only team to beat the terps pursuing history going for 100 straight wins when the huskies face south carolina tomorrow night. uconn lostlast the game in november, over 800 days ago in 2014. >>> big game for tara washington getting the block and turns it into the fast break, gets the easy lay-in, washington with the steal and it goes the distance again for the layup. colonials win 52-39. >>> another success story is the washington capitals, best team bar none in the nhl. in the bye week feeling