every day she was shearing them? >> yeah, you got paid per sheep, that was how you made your living. a ram, which is big with massive big horns, you took a lot longer, paid double the going rate. for a ewe and lambs were the quickest. a good shearer would shear 200 to 250 a day. >> jimmy: do you have to do that, grab the horns -- >> yeah, a ram you've got to be careful, yeah. >> jimmy: yeah. >> but you did it, you know -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you wrestled the sheep? wrestle it by the snout, it's pretty rough. twist it around, dig the knee in, put it on its ass. grab it, drag it up with the hands. literally to the stand. >> jimmy: this is how you lost your virginity? [ laughter ] >> actually, you know what -- i did get black balled but that's another story. >> jimmy: you did. >> my brother, same thing happened to my brother. but you tuck its arms under. you know, you pin it. you pull the cord. it's sitting up, its head up there. you take the belly off -- >> jimmy: this is not a like grooming a dog. >> no. >> jimmy:

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every day she was shearing them? >> yeah, you got paid per sheep, that was how you made your living. a ram, which is big with massive big horns, you took a lot longer, paid double the going rate. for a ewe and lambs were the quickest. a good shearer would shear 200 to 250 a day. >> jimmy: do you have to do that, grab the horns -- >> yeah, a ram you've got to be careful, yeah. >> jimmy: yeah. >> but you did it, you know -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you wrestled the sheep? >> yeah, get into the pen, wrestle it by the snout, it's pretty rough. twist it around, dig the knee in, put it on its ass. grab it, drag it up with the hands. literally to the stand. >> jimmy: this is how you lost your virginity? [ laughter ] >> actually, you know what -- i did get black balled but that's another story. >> jimmy: you did. >> my brother, same thing happened to my brother. but you tuck its arms under. you know, you pin it. you pull the cord. it's sitting up, its head up there. you take the belly off -- >> jimmy: this is not a like groomi

it's completely shear. >> i'm coming to get all this. i'm saying no when i need to say no and yes when i need to say yes. >> her rules for being a fierce female one treat your body right. what is she doing, sleeping in an oxygen tank. >> diet maybe, glass of red wine every day. i don't know. >> two you don't need a man to be complete. berry and alex da kid broke up last night. >> that was then. moved on. >> three work hard play harder. she introduced us to her favorite trainer peter lee thomas. the 51-year-old says i'm in the best shape of my life but i can defend myself and more importantly my children. >> i love a strong woman. fierceness right now. >> i love everything about her. >> michelle you were there at the naacp awards. >> i was. when she stepped on the red carpet the decibel went to a fever pitch. she looked so amazing. you know who else? kerry washington and tracee ellis ross. we can't forget our friend ava duvernay. she took home the night's biggest award. >> ladies and gentlemen i give you the entertainer of the year ava du

. >> a controversial shear hive makes a big announcement. joe arpaio says he's running for the national. more on this when 5@6:30 comes right back. >> the former arizona sheriff who avoided possible jail time thanks to that presidential pardon now plans to run forth us snot senate. joe arpaio was a sheriff in arizona gaining international attention t. as the toughest sheriff in america it was found gflt intentionally disohed bying a judge's order from. i'm running because i know i have a background to do something in washington. not just shear hive. i think i'm the best guy to support the people of arizona. i've been here since 1978. part he wants to quote, support the agenda and poly ses of president trump in his mission to make america great again. today's law enforcement appreciation day meant to recognize the service and sacrifices of officers and families and the ones they make every day. there are people who do not support nor respect law enforcement. the question is how do we bridge the gap in vincent hill host of beyond the batch joi

the driver sheared a pole causing multiple lines to come down. chp officers had to wait to pg&e could deenergize the lines before rescuing the driver. finally freed after six hours. >>> hours from now more than 70 shops will be licensed to start selling a marijuana in california. the state's bureau of cannabis control says the agency has been working through the weekend to process as many licenses as possible. officials plan on issuing more licenses tomorrow. >>> an important warning from veterinarians. make sure your dogs don't manage to find your pot stash. it could be extremely dangerous. clear signs a dog is suffering from pot intoxication. one local woman who dealt with that scarey situation. >> reporter: tess is feeling better today. her 2-year-old job was showing signs that something was wrong and it was scarey. >> a pool of urine on the floor which is atypical for her. the doctor came out and said we induced the vomiting and the room leaked of pot. >> reporter: they aren't entirely sure where tess picked it up. maybe on a walk or perhaps

his wife wore a dolce and gabbana shear dress. he said they turned the movie into a my in get away. >> three little kids and the time together is few and far be between. we had to get on the movie set to find some date time. we shot together for about a week or so. my parents had the kids. so it was a working holiday. >> they play a married couple in the movie based on the true story of u.s. soldiers fighting on horseback post 9/11. they met on a blind date. they were set up by an accent coach. >> she was telling me about the field she knew. >> for some reason he started talking to me and we were like all the time. i think he showed that's pretty hot. >> i left her a voice mail and said hello my name is chris would you like to go on a date. here we are. >> the koup's friends matt damon and wife luch i can't in a were at the premiere and she revealed she's a big fan of her sister in law to be. >> my kids love her. she has an amazing voice. we enjoy having her around. it's good. >> one big happy family. i love it. it was just founse

we're downslope from e it is sheared off. there is water percolating down the hillside. we're essentially in the middle of the debris field here. earlier this morning, we managed to find the hydrant that was sheared off. not a lot to see. just east bay barricades to indicate where the mud was. it ended with mud pouring down the area. a woman was driving down the street around 7:00 and hit the hydrant and that sent the water rushing down the hill and flooding into one home. because the water was on top of the hydrant, it was hard to turn it off. in all, it took workers about two hours to clear the car and turn off the water. too late for some of the people living downhill that say the water got deep quickly. >> the water from the last time i saw it, i was there 15, 20 minutes ago, it was almost waist deep. it was pretty big. i'm a big guy. i'm 6'5". it was crazy. >> reporter: the man tells us that the water came up with so much force that it actually lifted his bathtub off of the ground in the master bathroom. we have cell phone footage of the damage inside of the homes.

. >>> a neighborhood in the east bay is drying out after a car sheared off a fire hydrant last night. it happened in e oakland hills. there was gushing war overnight. neighborhood s flooded and it e caused quite a mess. ktvu's christien kafton is live at the scene to show us more of the damage. christien. >> reporter: yeah. guys we're going to go right to one of the neighbors here who is trying to make their way out of the area here doing a big swing for us. you can see neighbors having to navigate their way through the mud and through the debris that was left after this hydrant broke and sent water cascading down the hillside. you can see this lady here was able to get out the road here on buckingham boulevard. still blocked off. so they're letting people out. but really they're trying to keep as few people as possible coming through the area here. we will show you why. if you take a look you can see because the road here is a muddy mess, covered with a thick layer of mud, running down from the hillside just up the slope. essentially we're in the middle of a debris field here. you ca

we are actually downslope from where that hydrant was sheared off overnight. you can see water percolating down the driveway. we are essentially in the middle of the debris field left over after the hydrant was sheared off. we managed to make it up to the hydrant in the last half-hour. there's not much to see their, some east bay m.u.d. barricades. little to indicate the muddy mess it left behind. this started with a car crash and ended with water pouring down the hill and flooding the area. a woman was driving last night around 7:00 near marlborough terrace and norfolk road and hit the hydrant. that sent water rushing downhill, flooding a home. east bay m.u.d. said because the car wound up on top of the hydrant, that made it hard for crews to turn the water off. it took workers about two hours to clear the car and turned the water off, much too late for people living downhill. >> all the sudden i hear a loud rush of water. i go to look at my backyard and all the water started flooding. eventually there was so much mud and corrosion that came up, it lifted the

if you look here you can see a little bit -- 49 miles per hour wind shear. produce some brief, gusty winds. this is in association with the front itself which is then going to cause temps to plummet after midnight. 48 in coupleberlin and the main access of the heavy rain. notice the red, that's unusual. that's rainfall rates of 1" to 2" an hour. we'll come back and talk about low wind chills tomorrow afternoon and then the chance for some snow next week. >>> right now at 6:00... >> mr. president, are you a racist? >> president donald trump ignores questions and comment about reports that he used derogatory language when asking immigrants from africa, el salvador and haiti should be allowed in the country. >> the president denied using that word in an oval office meeting with senators. dick durbin was the only democrat in the room he says the president is lying. >> as senator graham made his presentation, the president interrupted him several times with questions and in the course of his comments, said things which were hate-filled, vile, and racist. and use

working together last year we accomplished many great things and under speaker shears leadership you passed a bill that protects the ability of our teachers to exercise religious freedom. with chairman's help we worked on and enacted an unprecedented two budgets so that the state could live within its means. the senator delivered to my desk the first pro-life legislation in several years with a choose life license plate. two other senators were plus to streamline state government and merge state agencies. two other senators led successful efforts to form occupational licenses. senator championed a bill protecting first responders from losing their health care insurance. other senators passed legislation that allowed the department of transportation to assume responsibility for environmental reviews. we helped on the practice of allowing people to their jobs in turn around and claim unemployment insurance. nebraska is one of the last states to make this change. ... mrs. the state of the state is strong and growing. [applause] last year, nebraska one the governor's conference for the m

if you look here you can see a little bit -- 49 miles per hour wind shear. produce some brief, gusty winds. this is in association with the front itself which is then going to cause temps to plummet after midnight. 48 in coupleberlin and the main access of the heavy rain. notice the red, that's unusual. that's rainfall rates of 1" to 2" an hour. we'll come back and talk about low wind chills tomorrow afternoon and then the chance for some snow next week. >>> right now at 6:00... >> mr. president, are you a racist? >> president donald trump ignores questions and

so they're armed with some gardening shears and basically just cutting their way to them. >> come on, pups. >> finally you see a little tail wiggling. >> come on. >> they're bigger than i thought. >> they believe these pups are about eight weeks old. they also believe that they have never been held by humans. so they had to get used to human touch and all that. see the looks on their faces? >> i want it. >> here is the funny thing, charity, even they're in greece, they're available for international adoption. >> look at those faces. >> these dogs are being fostered but i love how they have a bigger dog they can lean up against and say hey, what's up, big dog? you got to cozy up and that's what they're doing. let's be honest, pups do not last and as soon as this video hits, i'm sure folks were lined up. >>> they say as you get older you're supposed to get wise per. th that's not the case for this dude in china. >> grumpy. >> he starts to snap at the bus driver. >> while moving. >> yes. >> oh! >> he snatches the bus driver off, still holding onto one of the doors. another couple see thi

. >> the surge of mud and debris sheared off several water hydrants, the slides caused a gas leak and cut power to homes. connie wentworth is there. >> reporter: look at this car, totally damaged, mud all the way to the windows. i'm at the bottom of a hill where there was a massive mudslide. and there's another vehicle t the water was so forceful. and you can see from above, there is flooded out streets and homes and overturned rv and a ruptured gas line that temporarily trapped firefighters trying to make rescues. firefighters don't want us to go any further because the fear of more flooding remains. >> thank you so much. it's tough to see, especially this those voluntary evacuation zones, you never know what's going to happen. >> many people were hoping there would have been mandatory evacuations, but it caught so many people by surprise. accuweather's paul williams did give us a little warning that this was going to be a danger zone. he gives us now the forecast for this. >> mo. good morning. >> good morning, kendis, maggie. what's happening now recovery. that's what we need after

the floor shears away. witnesses say they felt a tremor seconds before the second floor mezzanine fell. this is what it looked like afterward. an investigation is under way into the cause of that collapse. >>> we're learning tonight that selling cheese in the u.s. is a big obstacle in trade talks between mexico and the european union. it is a sheep's milk cheese in spain and cow's milk cheese in mexico. it dominates the market because the cost is a lot less. spain calls them cheese pirates. >>> check out a new dinosaur that has a rainbow of feathers. an international team of scientists carefully studied the pigment. it is about the side of a duck, the 161 million year old fossil was found three years ago in china. >>> how about this. selfies and fine art. a combination sparking a movement tonight. which painting do you most resemble? that's next. >>> but first, we want to thank jason pour t jason for the picture of this sunrise. you may see your but what i see here never ceases to amaze me: change. i see it

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an overturn after el the roof maybe was sheared off. i'm not seeing a lot of slow traffic past the scene here. we will check on another accident off the bay bridge in san francisco in the next report. >> thank you, sue. >>> music and politics ruled the night at the grammys. plus, the surprise appearance that really got the crowd going last night. >>> minneapolis gearing up for the super bowl. but it's a super bug that has a lot of football fans on edge. >> there's a new trend happening in kitchens across the country. tonight on news at 11:00. how the root to stem movement is promising it can help the planet and your wallet. at home.ld generate your own energy, or to save energy, unplug unused appliances. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. wecage-free eggs.ng and we care about amazing taste. because at best foods, we're on the side of food. >>> the offshore breeze that brought us record high temperatures in so cal. high fire danger in santa barbara. only 2300 or 2400 people. 5 million when you factor in l.a. and san diego. th

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katie and meisha are keeping an eye on things, this morning , holding down the fort and shear she comes. thanks for joining us. >> hi, guys. what am i by myself already? >> oh! >> it is friday. >> yes, and i have to tell you , also, we have an overturned tractor trail their i've been talking about all morning long, by the way, it was a man in a tractor trail their fell asleep. so that's now clearing out of our way right now thank goodness, get that remedy for us. overall now that that's moving out of our way finally starting to look good on the road base. >> so dangerous. well, looking ahead to pretty quiet weather out there, here is today, nice clear sky for you right now, will stay that way with sunshine on tap throughout the day. light winds goes along with it , looking good on storm scan3, not going to find much of anything throughout the entire day today, tonight, and actually most of tomorrow. at least not locally. not until tomorrow night at the earliest, we start to see any wet weather moving in here so, let's take a look here at the temperatures, at the moment, mid low 20's, te

but those same young women demonstrated shear strength here in this court room. the judge described them as warriors and super women. jane: moment for women in sport generally? >> i think it is entirely possible that here in the united states or of seen so many different instances of power being held over women who seemingly don't have a whole lot of power, and the women gymnastics situation in particular, it is not only the abuse that was occurring, it was the cover-up after the abuse that is so concerning to me, and that is why these things are unfortunately perpetuated for so very long a lot of times. i think all sports governing need to behe usoc careful unaware and do their job when an athlete comes to them and says there is something wrong. at the very least they should believe them which is not what was happening with the usa team, and then pursue and see what is going on. jane: as somebody who has been involved in top competitive sport and has witnessed and been involved in these sorts of relationships and powerful relationships close up, how does this ha

six americans found shelter with the canadian ambassador as well as the canadian consul general john sheared and. -- john shearden. houseguests for three months before the cia was able to successfully extricate them from the country. the image wee in eyeglasses.of fake this was part of the costume given to the member of the canadian six. .er name was catherine stafford they provided them with costumes and fake personas, and fake documents. they had to take on and memorize these cover stories to pass through the revolutionary guard at the tehran airport. these fake eyeglasses are a wonderful representation of that successful extrication. >> we have two sides of the story. >> in addition, we have items that show the end of the story, the welcome home. the 52 hostages who were , the dayon january 21 after ronald reagan's inauguration. they were showered with gifts and memorabilia. giftve a button that was a to and swift. -- ann swift. ann was part of the two women of the 52 captives. the button celebrates their welcome home and incorporates a yellow ribbon. as we know the yellow ribbon campaign

pagan's motorcycle club member ferdinand miserable or jell-o former pagan paul pagano and glenn slash shear seller charged with racketeering as part of a drug ring tied to kauffman and the weigh pagan'. >> for every person to be involved in the drug elder he end prize was a pagan, former pagan or an associate of the pagan gang. >> dr. kauffman hired a hit man with ties to the pagan's to kill his wife after she threatened to expose his illegal pill mill drug operation that he ran out of his office with the pagan's. >> he was intent to rather have her killed as opposed to losing his financial empire. >> reporter: investigators say kauffman used pagan's associate joseph mulholland to recruit frank mulholland to commit the murder inside the kauffman's linwood home. >> the doors were left open and frank mulholland was given a gun to carry out his task. >> really takes -- takes, you know, all of your words away. it's such a gut wrenching thing. >> reporter: dr. kauffman remains behind bars his lawyer was unavailable for comment tonight. the shooter in this case he died of a drug overdose three ye

taking a look at traffic right now, shear look at the schuylkill expressway at belmont avenue. there was an accident that occurred there last night, but that's clear, and there are no delays at this time. let's take a look at the ben franklin bridge, looking westbound, toward philadelphia , from camden. no delays here either. and let's go to the maps, now, the burlington bristol bridge is scheduled to go up for ship crossing, that's about 5:30 -- 5:20, just 15, 17 minutes from now, talcony palmyra bridge back open to traffic. >> well the team's and the fans are arriving and the stage is being set, what's next, tons every events ahead of the big showdown. >> again meisha is in minnesota super bowl live this morning with more on all of the preps, so, meisha, set the scene for us. >> reporter: hey, guys, good morning, from minneapolis, minnesota. yes, as you guys know at this point is my hometown. i actually flew in friday, sunday all the players came in , we will be talking about that coming up in a little bit but where i am standing right now is nicolet mall t sounds like it is

shear look ahead. we have the possibility with nor'easter brewing off shore to see snow wednesday night into thursday. specially true near the shore. i don't think that will amount to much right now. look what it does to the temperatures here, rahel, back to the teens all over again. by friday. >> oh, boy, around and around we go. thank you, katie. looking now, multi-vehicle accident involving an overturned vehicle, in the northbound roosevelt boulevard just past ridge avenue. one left lane is now open. and the ramps from i76 on to the boulevard are back open. that's an update there. also, watch out foreclosures south broad street today because of course between nine a.m. and 6:00 p.m. the mummers parade will i can kick offer despite cold temperatures, parade will go from city hall to washington avenue and several bus routes will be detoured. >> and taking a look right now , ben franklin bridge, no delays, looking like a postcard. the latest travel between camden and philadelphia. >> now, for look at n

shear future weather, into 1:00, 2:00 or so, mainly going to be either sleet or freezing rain that's coming in here over the span every time. >> this could easily lead to nice glaze across our area roadways shall for the pm rush that's bad news. so, the timing is far less than ideal, eventually this will all be clearing out later tonight. but, afternoon and evening commute, winter weather advisory posted for you, and based on location little different mixed bag. pretty much get everything around the city. snow, sleet, freezing rain, as this is all rolling through with temperatures so marginal, freezing, but the further south you go, it is mainly rain, though the grounds is still so cold it will freeze on contact any which. looking forward we're done with the mess late tonight tomorrow, rebounding in a big way. friday clearly the warm et cetera, the trade off is rain, and i think, pat, since you're so interested in the playoff game, right now it, looks like the rain would be moving out in time for kick off. but you're right, real mild specially for atlanta team coming in and used to t

so 155,000 employees will get 50 shears of verizon stock. they get to ride the dividend. they get to ride the appreciation of the stock over the next two years. so that's a very positive sign the our employees. >>> and finally, there is travelers. the wildfires in california, the most destructive in that state's history hurt the dow component's bottom line. but those wildfire losses were offis the by growth in premiums at the property and casualty insurer. as for the tax bill, the company also took a charge. the ceo says while the everyhaul helps create a more level playing field the company has a lot of ground to cover to reach its own goals. of the four dow companies that reported earnings just one traded higher n. fact the two worst performing stocks in the blue chip index today were j&j and proctor & gamble. >>> meantime on wall street as we mentioned the s&p and nasdaq finished at records today. netflix helped push both of those indexes higher after a 10% of its own after reporting strong earnings last night. the dow fell three points. closed at 26,210. the nasdaq ad

lackluster and the second unabashedly positive the super bowl earnings never let you down in terms of shear excitement i can't wait for the week to begin. oh, yes, also the game e-a-g-l-e-s! okay let's go to stan in georgia. >> caller: new york booyah to you. in keeping with your fundamentals of investing, i have shares in delta air lines over the past week or so, there has been a sell off and also reading some things that may be disruptive to that sector fundamentals so i am curious what you think about the sector and more specifically about delta air lines. is it going to be clear skies or turbulence ahead. >> i have got to tell you. i was on the call and it was clear that they are going to have a fair war. and if they have a fare war, everybody gets hurt. bad for business good for customer but bad for business tim in california. >> caller: booyah, jim i have owned ar conic since it was alcoa. and i have a two part question is the new tax code or rate going to help them or not? and also, they have had disappointing earnings every time i have had it and i just wondered if you see a brighte

seen a huge growth when you look at the skyline, you see a shear number of cranes people moving in, and the need for additional office space. it is a great opportunity for people to invest in real estate. but also a great place for people to build their businesses not to the exclusion of the rest of tennessee great growth dynamics going on in chattanooga, knoxville. but tennessee is a great business environment great taxes. work and labor laws favorable. we are seeing good growth across the state. >> it has been remarkable insur insurgence i want to thank bryan jordan chairman of first horizon. thank you, sir stick with cramer. you always pay your insurance on time. tap one little bumper, and up go your rates. what good is having insurance if you get punished for using it? news flash: nobody's perfect. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. switch and you could save $782 on home and auto insurance. call for a free quote today. liberty stands with you™ liberty mutual insurance. >>> what is better than "mad money" follow

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does it make you nervous the shear chuck schumer sound more positive? at some point there has to be a compromise. >> there does. it's encouraging that work is being done. but it will be called the schumer shutdown if the senate doesn't pass it. i'm no fan of c.r.s. it's no way to run a country. i hope the democrats in the senate will do the same. charles: it looks like always the first card being played by washington, d.c., and that lead to dissatisfaction among voters. but i think there is too much focus on the blame game and ultimately what is the solution. you are only buying a few more weeks to president trump's point. >> ultimately we have got to do better long range funding. it's unfair for armed services, our tropical brass in the military to expect for them to plan for the he norm sauce responsibility they have without long-term budgeting. we have to change the way we do business and run the government. there is a consensus building. in the meantime we have to take care of the country's essential business. it's a stop gap measure. but it allows

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karen is shear. >> good morning. >> hi, car glenn al sex here. we have a tablecloth here, because we're going to have a tea party. and i think it will be a little sophisticated, you know, i don't know. >> we will try to be solve is kateed. >> yes. >> for the first time in our lives. soloed up the table. by the way, i love this story. love on the run. bizarre ending to car chase in arizona, it is kind of bonnie and clyde style. >> so when i saw the story i want to know what mike would do, all right? i know you love car chases all of that. >> i love to watch them. >> this one is not in call cam. i know you like the california one. but it is what happened at the end of this car chase, and i want to know what would you do, if you're with the person in your life, you get in this casino every trouble, how would you like for this to end? >> these two people on the run are lovers. >> yes. >> they went in opposite direction. >> but then, sixers have landed. >> getting ready for a game. >> we'll talk about, that jessica, joining us liver on the show. >> al

. >> the reality is that you look at the shear scope of the issues still on the plate. 90 plus billion dollar disaster relief bill. two year budget agreement that raises spending caps on defense that republicans are very interested in getting. the democrats made clear they are not going to sign on to until there is daca resolution. the time line here, they haven't been able to do anything quickly in this chamber or in these chambers in a long period of time. and whether they can do anything now it is open at that. one of the interesting elements is you look at winners and losers, and there are nuances. bipartisan group, 25 senators in the last three or four days made ties or bonds if you will to try to push to where there is a resolution. can that serve as a baseline to the institutions moving in a better direction. that is an open question and hearing that from a lot of senators they are hopeful that that might be the case. we have seen groups falling on their face in the past. a lot of people are seizing on if nothing else, maybe that can serve as some type of baseline moving forward

no sound in the golden air but the click of garden shears among the rose bushes. suddenly an ominous word, a mysterious pulsing throb direct ly overhead. staring up i saw the long shadow of on army plane sharp against the sky. those mechanical wings left a sinister echo in the quiet garden. i became aware of the new tension, a half concealed anxiety, a subtle change in the french temper. elizabeth scheppley, sergeant, 1916. >> the start of a great war in 1914 quickly became a great unraveling, shaking the foundations of european civilization. barbara tutman, author of "the proud tower" a portrait of the world before the war writes -- >> the pride tower built up through the greating a of european civilization was an edifice of grandeur and passion of riches and beauty. its inhabitants lived with more self-reliance, more confidence, more hope, greater magnificence and elegance. more careless ease, more pleasure in each other's company and conversation. the old world had much that has since been lost. looking back on it from 1915 the belgian poet dedicated his pages

example, took beautiful brandon maxwell dress, basic silhouette, gave us the harry winston jewel, i love shear did her hair big, full, gave us step up with that basic dress option. >> and page? >> one of my favorites of the night. i love big hair. bigger the hair the closer to god. everything, jewelry was everything, like black dress, you know, wasn't my favorite, favorite dress but the hair and the jewelr was my favorite. >> okay, we will speed it up more laid toys get through for the next couple every ones, angelina jolie kind of went old hollywood? >> it was boring. >> what? >> so boring. >> it was like feathers on the sleeves? >> i wanted her to bring it a little bit more. but, nah. >> dom? >> i thought it aged her. did i not think this was a very, like, flattering look for her. she just, i mean, angelina jolie. people like love her. what is she wearing? i did not like it. >> alicia. >> i'm not a fan, it is okay but i'm also not an angelina jolie fan in life. >> wow. >> so -- >> well then we will move on. tracey ellis ross? >> no. >> no? >> no. >> and dom? >> i thought it was pretty, i don

shear angelo's prediction, take a listen. >> the eagles are going to win , we're going to, next week at this time, this city will be carving confetti, the biggest history party in the history of philadelphia, parade tuesday or wednesday, eagles win 27 to 17. and the city goes in insane. god i hope i'm right this time >> we all hope that angelo is right. people are calling in this morning just talking about how fans are being received, that's something you want to talk becomes you have an opinion on that, go ahead, call into sport radio, they'll be here until 10:00. for now live from wip sport radio, trang do, cbs-3 " eyewitness news," jim, rahel, back to you. >> thank you. >> in other news this morning, the white house plans to release the framework of immigration deal later today. >> president trump will deliver first state of the union. hena doba reports president touched on number of topics and interview on british television. >> president trump known for his tweet storms said his tweets sometimes sent by advisors but mostly he writes them himself. >> if i don't have that form of

the floor just sheared away. more than 70 people are hurt. witnesses say they felt a tremor seconds before the second floor mezzanine fell. here's what the stock exchange looked like afterwards. an investigation is under way into the cause of the collapse. >>> a second meeting between north and south korea being called a success. the two sides met again today inside the demilitarized zone. reports say the two sides agreed to field a joint women's ice hockey team to next month's winter olympics. if that happens it would mark the first time the two have ever competed under one flag at the games. the north will also send a 140-member orchestra for performances. north korea agreed last week to send an olympic delegation to the games. >>> palestinian leaders voted today to end their recognition of israel, in the wage of president trump's declaration of jerusalem as israel's capital. it's unclear whether that vote is binding but even if the move goes no further, it's a show of palestinian anger. palestinian president mahmoud abbas called the declar

. >> daniel is shear, i think he'll set the table, bring everything in. >> daniel, you'll notice. >> oh, look, so excited. >> how are you? >> oh, yes. >> maybe we should put the flowers in the center of the table? >> this is our tea we do, at the rittenhouse in town. >> what room is it? >> the america south tea room. the famous artist. >> the painter, mary. >> yes. >> and what level is that? >> first level. so right past the lob. >> i oh,. >> thank you. >> yes. and we showcase, two to 5:00. saturday, monday, sunday, every day of the week. >> yes? >> quite phenominal. but i have here our tea sandwiches that we will showcase as well. >> bring it on. >> shouldn't we star with the tea first, we want to do this in the way of the traditional service, do you have show us how it goes, what's the first thing that happens? >> all right. so, he's going to get -- >> of course having tea party, i thought i should bring out my pearls. >> absolutely. put them right in front of me. >> so bring you out my pearls to get ready. and then, we also have classical music. that will be playing, can we bring

but that was not enough last thursday, female suspect, made another woman her victim, suspect here shear he is, caught on camera, police releasing the video and images, approached 28 year old in the lawncrest walmart parking lot after 7:00 p.m. showed knife. forced her inside the victim's own car, made her drive about seven minute away, to nearby atm and get her $500. she made a stop at an ear avenue wawa store where she was caught on camera there getting out of older model mercury grand marquis, or maybe lincoln town car. then she decides to strike again. her victim next 16 year old, but was able to make a scene, and scare her, not before she told hershey was taking her to atm. did do enough to scare a lot of people. >> we have to be vigilant of everyone, everywhere we go. you can't trust anybody, even on the parking lots again you can't trust anybody, you have to be careful. >> both special victims in northeast detectives looking into both of these incident, they hope to be able to track her down before she strikes again. so, if you recognize the woman, in the video, they would like to

. >> it was shear panic for residents of the development at 8:00 wednesday night. >> minutes after that, it was gunshots. so i was already nervous. >> i was standing on the porch and the kofs was like there's a guy with a gun. please go inside. you're not safe out hoar. >> police responded to a man inside this town home. he shot at an armored vehicle that forced the evacuation from their homes. all others stayed inside. >> we're standing by our dinner table and next thing you know, five shots go off and i said to my wife, listen, these are shots. >> the wife recorded not just the gunfire. but the fear they were feeling inside their homes. >> he just broke the windows and started shooting until the cops. >> for their safety, they listened on what police negotiate. ers told the suspect over a bull horn. >> you're coming outside. >> we all had to make things worse. >> the chief says without their special ared vehicle, they would have taken cover behind trees. the bullets fired at police cut through steel. >> it's saved officer's lives today. it's well worth that. you can't put a price tag