janice? guest: the unions are working in regards to looking at alternatives and there hasn't put inspecific plan place, but they are looking into alternatives in regards to how we can still do what we do. host: from philadelphia, a union member. this is philip. caller: hello. this is philip. guest: good morning. caller: i'm a member of district council 33, local 488. critical and it is very important that our members, but the union collection from fair share members as well. they are reaping the same benefits as -- you cannot get nothing for free. working for the city of philadelphia, i've been a union member for 17 years. i see the benefits of being in the union. having a union has allowed me to go back to school and earn my college degree. live aallowed me to good, comfortable lifestyle. able to take vacations. host: are there members in your union who will question this idea of paying fees? particularly because of political concerns? how do you respond to them? i have been serving as a uni

let's bring in janice dean, we can explain why we are wearing day and why janice had added -- let me guess, ground hog day. this is like your big day, like your super bowl. janice: you cannot stand it. >> i know it's digging your world. janice: next year connell, you're coming with me and i need to make you a believer. i know you had a big moment last year, i don't want to take it away from you. >> i am in the punxsutawney hall of fame. if you see the shadow, six more weeks of winter, no shadow, early spring. he's only been correct 39% of the time. there you go, probably six more weeks of winter, it's 11 with the windshield of minus 5 in punxsutawney, feel like minus 10 in chicago and cold super bowl this weekend. quick look at radar, a system that's bringing rain along the coast and snow behind it, the cold front moving through. we will see this one exit and another system move in this weekend, sunday into monday, we will have to watch this one because it actually could be a big snow maker as we head into monday. all right, happy ground hog day. >> all right, i'm on board. i feel ba

janice: nicely done, rob. janice: romantic. rob: janice, thank you so much. 34 minutes after the hour with the gas pedal stuck the only option left is call 9-1-1. >> yes, ma'am, i believe my gas pedal is stuck in my car and i'm on i-95. i'm switching right lanes right now. get out of the way. rob: that's a nightmare. how this driver's last ditch effort ended up. >> going old school the army revamping training because are too entitled. time changes but word does not, the secret for overcoming challenges of combat. rob: and this had to hurt, the super model making waves for this tough landing on the sharp rocks caught on camera. jillian: ouch. it can detect a threat using ai, and respond 60 times faster. it lets you know where your data lives, down to the very server. it keeps your insights from prying eyes, so they're used by no one else but you. it is... the cloud. the ibm cloud. the cloud that's designed for your data. ai ready. secure to the core. the ibm cloud is the cloud for smarter business. [ laughs ] rodney. bowling. cl

, adelante, querida janice. espÉrate, esperate, tengo un calambre, porque ayer estaba corriendo.. >> corriendo. >> (risas). >> caray. dale, janice, dÉjate de excusas. ¿ estÁs lista? en sus marcas, lista, fuera. corre, corre. eso es trampa, no pasÓ por debajo del cono. (risas). >> tÚ dale. (risas). >> ahÍ va, ahi va. el tacÓn. venga, venga, con todo y tacÓn, viene adelantando, vas muy bien. >> va muy bien. >> vas bien, janice, dale, dale, dale. dale, estÁs haciendo un tiempo fabuloso. janice. viene, viene, viene. bueno, pierde tiempo. viene, viene, viene. tale, dale, dale janice, y eso que tuvo ayuda. tiempo. ¿ cuÁnto? 38 segundos. bueno, muy buen tiempo despuÉs de toda la trampa que hiciste tambiÉn lo hiciste muy bien, la ganadora erika. yes. >> por eso dicen que estoy dura, dura, dura, dura. dura, dura. pero janice ¿por quÉ tan enojada, tÚ no eres asÍ? yo creo que tienes hambre y por eso te voy a dar un sni ker de almendra. >> gracias, erika. >> bueno, y nosotros continuamos con mÁs de un nue

typical kate, janice thought back then. drawn to someone who needed help, who had told her a hard luck story. >> she said when she got on the train, her pocketbook was stolen. and she's here in charleston, and she doesn't have any money. and i'm helping her out until she can whatever. >> but kate told her mother that heather would pay her back soon because she was a pediatric surgeon in charleston to take a new post at the local medical center. then a few days later, a distraught kate told her mother that heather's daughter back home in new jersey had been killed in a car accident. but something seemed odd about that, said janice. >> didn't seem like she was rushing to go up to new jersey to attend to the child that had been -- >> or that she was a grief-stricken woman. >> grief-stricken woman. she did not look that way at all. >> and now here was news that heather was living with kate's friend, ethan, in this tiny apartment. >> to me, she looked like a con artist. >> but no, said kate back then. janice had it all wrong. he

janice works in the state of illinois. he is not a member of afscme, american federation of state county municipal employees. because they represent the collective par gaining unit, they go through negotiation on salaries, mr. janice they say benefits from the wages that apply to everybody, therefore he should pay a portion of the fees they incur to do those negotiations. but mr. janice says they use that for politics and violates his free speech rights. this argument has been heard before the court before. back in 2016 but justice scalia had died it, was a 4-4 decision. the key decision is justice gorsuch. he did not have any questions. mr. janice says it is not fair to. >> the fundamental issue is my right to choice. in the very first paycheck i had a fee come out of my paycheck. i had to pay the fee. nobody asked me. i wasn't give the opportunity to say yes. >> it is economic fact. if you have less money and you have people that are free riding, it is harder for you to do your job. reporter: nancy pelosi, minority leade

janice: okay. steve: thank you, janice. fly eagles, fly. the streets of philadelphia, pennsylvania set to become one huge party this morning. ainsley: millions are expected to come out to honor the super bowl champ philadelphia eagles. brian: jillian mele,the biggest eagle fan ever is outside on the ground of brotherly love what to expect. please don't break anything, jillian and tell the others. jillian: listen, i'm going to try my best not to. this is insane. there are thousands of people out here already. i'm going to give you a little bit of the flavor here. what times did you guys get here? jillian: 11:30 p.m. jillian: what are you do you go to entertaining yourself? >> philadelphia eagles. >> will has a important question. >> jillian, will did you go to prom with me? >> come on, jillian. >> tell me the story about your god daughter, i believe. >> no my god son. jillian: god son. >> the day that we beat the best defense in the league, my god son was born. two weeks later i baptized him. and that same day we became the world champions.

janice dean has a label. janice dean the weather machine. janice: i missed the mascots. i thought i was auditioning for them to take me, the big mascots. follow my twitter. you will see what i'm talking about. this is from the last seven days, my friend. sick to eight inches. some cases isolated amounts of 10-inches of rainfall. look at rain moving across the mississippi river valley, tennessee river valley and ohio river valley. potential for more heavying rain and flooding. know what to do with a flood watch in your area. a lot of tributaries are at their limit. anymore rain will not be a good situation. we have potential for severe storms, large hail, damaging wind, isolated tornadoes in this region. some of this energy will make its way up to the northeast on thursday and friday and give us a nor'easter. it will be too warm for snow across the coastal areas but interior sections could definitely get a little bit of snow. tomorrow is the first day of march, my friend. steve: if it was colder, that would all be snow. janice: you're correct. ainsley: we tend to get cold

janice took this to court and he says it's a violation of his free speech right because so much union money is used for political causes so here is what mr. janice said after the hearing on the steps of the supreme court and he followed up by a lawyer representing the union. >> the fundamental issue is my right to choice, the fundamental issue is that with my very first paycheck i had a fee come out of my paycheck and i had to pay the fee. nobody asked me. i wasn't given the opportunity to say yes. >> it's an economic fact if you have less money and you have people that are free riding then it's harder for you to do your job. adam: now that man you heard after mr. janice was david fredrick a lawyer who says if you stop requiring these non- members of the union to pay this free, then the union itself can't conduct a business that the union does such as grievance resolution and negotiating contracts, but the argument that mr. janice and lawyers are making is that look a lot of this money is being used for political purposes. nancy pelosi minority leader in the house issued a statement a

lauren: janice, i'd like some of that. coming up, a train with hundreds of lawmakers collided with a track yesterday. the latest on the situation with a live report from west virginia. a wave of tenderness and wall street today. at appalachia and amazon and alphabet? we'll be right back. today, smart planning is helping the new new york rise higher than ever. as the world leader in unmanned aerial systems, we're attracting the world's best talent to central new york. and turning the airport into a first-class transportation hub. all while growing urban areas into vibrant places to live and work. across new york state, we're building the new new york. to grow your business with us in new york state, visit esd.ny.gov. >> adobe release really quick. lauren: the white house chief of staff john kelly said controversial unclassified memo alleging use of power could be released as early as today, but the fbi director pushing back. connell: in the markets in the meantime, all about tech and interest rates, they spoke rates, facebo

janice: i didn't know that brian. janice: i'm so happy right now. steve: each year when they do this, they raise millions and millions of dollars. janice: which is very important. but free pancakes. come on, what are we talking about here? jillian: i'm with you with old fashioned. good choice. janice: do you like jian jiang o pancake. brian: i know the secret. there is a post up the middle. brian: i'm telling you. jillian: there is not a post up the middle. jillian: there is. brian: i watched it being constructed. i got here at 2:00 in the morning when they started it. janice: thank you i hop for the pancake. brian: we're pro-children here so children will benefit. ainsley: if you go there try the harvest grain and oat pancakes better for you and so good. delicious. all right, brian. janice is bringing them over. ainsley: while you eat your pancakes i'm going to read. this. they aren't supposed to be here brian, now they want the same rights as do you. do you think that's fair? we will debate it coming up next. brian: would you buy what this ad is s

janice who are not member. it's very unfair to free ride off the work that the union is doing and get the benefits without having to pay for it. states say in the public employee context, the first amendment is much more limited than it is in other context and that there are a whole bunch of different lines of cases out there that say when you are regulating the government in its role as an employer, when you're affecting the government's role s an employer, it's less protective in speech. as i said earlier, i think if you are forecasting the case, probably put a thumb on the scale on the side of the challengers to abud. i think the case is very important and that is broad policy implications because of what i wasat my from able to glean from the breach union's dues -- these agency fees that are sort of in play. and there are maybe five million or so employees across the country who are subject to the requirement to pay these fees. there's a great fear that if the fees are not required to be paid then a lot of

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ahora con esto vamos a bien continuar con noticias de mediodÍa. >> muchas gracias janice bencosme. >> vamos a mostrarles un video recoge una persecuciÓn policial con un final trÁgico ocurriÓ en seattle, washington un hombre chocÓ contra la patrulla y se detuvo, le advirtieron que no hizoiera ningÚn movimiento sospechoso y el hombre no le hizo caso y el oficial disparÓ causÁndole la muerte. >> (disparos). >> ninguno de los agente los resultÓ herido y ya se ha abierto una investigaciÓn que aclare todo esto que ocurriÓ. >> oigan lo que sucede en venezuela con la sanidad es mÁs difÍcil de calificar de verdad. esta niÑa que van a ver tiene 11 aÑos y pide ayuda para no perder el riÑÓn que le han tras plantado porque no hay medicinas para evitar el rechazo. >> yo no quiero tener rechazo porque mi Órgano puede rechazar y yo no quiero morir. y mi vida, mis Órganos estÁn en riesgo por favor ayÚdenos. >> no puede correr con otros niÑos, y debes estar en el hospital cuÁl es la situaciÓn en el hospital?. >> en el hospital es como ayudara pues pero yo quiero salir de acÁ de

ainsley: the 2018 toy fair is previewing this year's coolest toys, right, janice? janice: yes. and here with the top toy trends lifestyle and parenting expert amanda. >> hello. janice: look at these great big wheels, we all remember them as a kid. >> i love them. my brother had them. he never let me ride them today the heels are going off and i'm going on the pink one. ainsley: big wheel is back. >> big wheel is back. it has upgrade with fun colors like the knee on pink and knee on blue. we still have the classic color. it's that fun ride that everyone loves. been around for 50 years. time for upgrade. >> next one is the smart catcher. >> this is perfect for budding artist. this is the smart projector. you are going to use the app. your kids can take pictures of their friends, of their family. it's going to filter out the picture send it to the projector. draw friends, family. comes loaded with tons of images, letters, sight words. our budding artists. this is perfect for them. ainsley: janice, you would love. this it's a karaoke machine. what is this called. >> it's called the

janice dean is with us. janice, you have to tell us about the flooding. how bad is it and, please, when is it going to recede. >> well, unfortunately, we saw quite a bit of rain over the weekend. some of the video that we are getting in from michigan, not only severe threats over the weekend, but we saw the flooding. and also places like louisville, kentucky. there's the last 24 hours where you see all the rain. a frontal boundary, a stationary front that brought inches of rain across mississippi, tennessee, and ohio river valley over the last couple of days. we have a bit rest bit today. not a lot of rain in the forecast today. but you can see the streams are at their limits. what it can be any more water. so that's why we have flood warnings in effect. and even if we get an inch more rain, that's going to cause a major problem. so a lot of these areas at major flood stage. and you can see the future radar as we go into tuesday and wednesday, stuart. another system moving over the exact same area that was on order of six to eight, even close to a foot of

lauren: janice dean coming thank you very much. we'll enjoy the nice weather for the next couple hours. cheryl: at least in new york will take it. consumers seemingly embraced the smaller size of the iphone 10. why is apple thinking about going bigger? lauren: a lot bigger. cheryl: reports coming that would dwarf the first-generation model. lucky charms is a little more charm been added to the mix for the first time in 10 years. here's your mix. the markets reopen after a long long weekend printed output and lower the free market by more than 200 points. s&p nasdaq a percentage lower. you are watching that "fbn:am." the ♪ oh, manatees. aka "the sea cow"" oh! there's one. manatees in novelty ts? surprising. what's "come at me bro?" it's something you say to a friend. what's not surprising? how much money matt saved by switching to geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. today, the new new york is sparking innovation. you see it in the southern tier with companies that are developing powerful batteries that m

fox meteorologist janice dean with the forecast. reporter: we did see a lot of rain over the weekend and the rain is moving eastward. the temperature moving to new york city 50 degrees. 52 in raleigh, the cold air behind this front you can see where it is two in minneapolis and six in chicago. quite a bit of snow for the last system. past 12 hours the frontal boundary bringing potential down to the southeastern parts of the mid-atlantic by tomorrow morning will be out of here. we will then watch the potential for some unsettled weather across the west, the central rockies and parts of california as well. or forecast model for seven days, mainly rain for the eastern third of the country and a lot of snow for the west over the next five to seven days. quick look at daytime highs, 47 in new york, cold air across the plains will moderate a little bit. cooler across new york city and her neck system moves through on thursday. look at bat, 60 in new york city. >> it's also nice coming to work, but i knew it was going to only last for a da

chicos. >> gracias, janice. >> gracias, janice, bueno amigo, continuamos al pendiente de la salud de nuestro querido josÉ josÉ, vamos a regresar con camilo montoya que se encuentra en el hospital donde estÁ el principio de la canciÓn, muy buenos dÍas de nuevo. >> familia, buenos dÍas de nuevo, anita, sÍ, nosotros. >> en una de estarÁs. >> que su recuperaciÓn sea como lo han comentado, que se estÉ comiendo su papilla, caminando, nutriendo y llenando de la fortaleza que necesita para tener mÁs josÉ jo. y a la presÓs medios y la necesidad de sus fans de saber que estaba bien. vamos a ver el comunicado que envÍa la familia del departamento de xhucomunicacion del hospital y dice lo siguiente: . >> hemos estado como ustedes lo saben en la bÚsqueda y tratar de obtener una informaciÓn mÁs de primera mano de sarita que ha motivado todo este traslado repentino por x o y motivo, al parecer la decisiÓn fue acertada porque el cantante estÁ en miami con buenos tratos, estas son imÁgenes de cuando llegÓ a us d usted, de inmediato vio que estÁbamos todos cubriendo, decidiÓ ret

ainsley: thank you, janice. president trump hosting a group of sheriffs at the white house to discuss the crackdown on ms-13. how did that go? one of the sheriffs in the room will join us live next. steve: you want to see that. the real-life american heroes stopped terror attack on the train, played themselves in the new clint eastwood movie about themselves. you will hear from spencer, alec and anthony coming up. ♪ how do you win at business? stay at laquinta. where we're changing with contemporary make-overs. then, use the ultimate power handshake, the upper hander with a double palm grab. who has the upper hand now? start winning today. book now at lq.com. new banquet mega bowls, piled high with creamy mashed potatoes, corn, and shredded cheese under a savory blanket of gravy. but that's not all, because we topped it with crispy hunks of protein-packed chicken. now that's mega. jillian: god wednesday morning to you, welcome back. we have headlines for you. justice department taking aim at previously deporte

senior meteorologist janice dean, janice, unfortunately more rain on the way. >> we are getting into the season, transition from winter to spring where we see potential for flooding and the systems that stalled out. we have received 4 to 6 even 8-inches across areas, mississippi, tennessee, ohio river valley and unfortunately over the next couple of days more rain in the forecast. we will get a bit of a break today as the system moves offshore but over the next 24 to 48 hours that's when we see our next storm move through, so there's our future radar monday into tuesday and tuesday oh into wednesday you see the moisture creeping in the same areas that have received 4 to 8-inches and a lot of the areas where we have flood warnings, rivers are at their limit, they can't take anymore water and unfortunately we are going to see more rain in the forecast. quick look at forecast today, looking good across the central u.s., you see where the boundary is, 60-degrees in kansas city, 39 in minneapolis, here in new york 55 and sunshine, we will take it. our next system moves into the west and t

adelante janice. asÍ es mi querida paulina, quiero dar inicio con esas imÁgenes porque la lluvia la provocÓ el cierre de escuela y la clÁusula de varias autopistas en la localidad eso en texas. las autoridades allÍ estÁn pidiendo a la ciudadanÍa que se mantenga alejada de las carretera debido a las peligrosas condiciones para manejar, amigos tengan muchÍsima preocupaciÓn, o sea, muchÍsimo cuidado precauciÓn a la hora de conducir ahÍ vamos a hablar rÁpidamente sobre lo que estÁ sucediendo ahora con nuestro mapa puede ver todas las alertas que tenemos en el centro de nuestra naciÓn tiempo invernal y la posibilidad de inundaciones extendiÉndose inclusive hasta el noreste, neblina denso en sectores del golfo, estÁs alertas continÚan vigentes por lo menos hasta el sÁbado. >> mÁs adelante les tendremos muchÍsimo mÁs detalles por el momento vamos a ponerle sabor a la farÁndula, ¿no es asÍ muchachos? >>> chile-limÓn y sol. >> vamos a poner mucho sol a la farÁndula en el dÍa de hoy,

, por el momento vamos con erika y francisco, en farÁndula vip, buenos dÍas chicos. ♪ ♪ buenos dÍas janice y buenos dias a todos ustedes cuÁnto pasÓ este fin de semana erika. >> venimos chismosos. >> mucho. >> adelante, vamos a comenzar, esteban loÍza fue detenido en san diego california por transporte de heroÍna y cocaina para su venta, el exesposo de jenni rivera es acusado por las autoridades de estados unidos de portar mÁs de 20 kilos de droga. >> wow! >> la noticia del dÍa tendremos mÁs detalles mas adelante. >> despuÉs que este fin de semana su desatara el rumor que josÉ jose habÍa fallecido en twitter publicaron un mensaje donde se asegura que estÁ muy bien de salud no estÁ grave y menos muerto, tambiÉn que estÁ muy feliz disfrutando de su familia. >> ojalÁ asÍ sea. >> quÉ bueno, camerÚn dÍaz estÁ esperando su primer hijo segÚn quienes publicaron imÁgenes de la actriz caminando por beverly hills vistiendo ropa holgada, que tengan muchas felicidades. >> ojalÁ que lo confirmen pronto, paulina rubio se niega a incursionar en el reggaetÓn. >> por quÉ serÁ, no.

mÁs adelante regreso con mas noticias aquÍ en "un nuevo dia" pero como siempre es momento de ir con janice bencosme que tiene el pronÓstico del tiempo mÁs completo de la maÑana, buenos dÍas adelante. >> muy buenos dÍas mi querida paulina, seÑores tenemos que hablar de temperaturas porque acaparan titulares a lo largo del este, puede ver el contraste. mientras tanto miren nada mÁs. washington dc 72 grados, maÑana la ciudad de nueva york estarÁ en 70 grados, se siente como si fuera primavera bueno pero estamos oficialmente en invierno aÚn. neblina la visibilidad estÁ el completamente comprometida para el dÍa de hoy asi que tenga mucho cuidado especialmente a la hora de conducir en la gran manzana hoy contarÁn con esas temperaturas en mediados 60 y puede ver que la neblina se siente a lo largo de medio atlÁntico, condiciones un poquit compladaara dar inicio a esta maÑana laboral, orlando 86 grados, mientras que en el centro norte tenemos fuertes precipitaciones el frÍo continÚa, las temperaturas estarÍan oscilando en cuÁnto a sensaciÓn tÉrmica se refiere entre bajo cero h

para conocer las temperaturas, muy buenos dÍas janice cuÉntanos. >> muy buenos dÍas querida paulina hoy damos inicio con los datos curiosos es el dÍa mundial de la radio, el dÍa mundial de las solteros y maÑana el dÍa de los enamorados hoy de los solteros y tambiÉn un dÍa es muy importante hoy da inicio... y bueno uno puede comer de todo en este martes 13 debido que maÑana ya es miÉrcoles de cenizas por eso que nos vamos a ver cÓmo estarÁn la condiciÓn para nueva orleans donde esperan una temperatura alta de 62 grados posibilidades de lluvias en el panorama de ahÍ vemos lo que estÁ pasando en el resto de la naciÓn, hacia el norte continÚa el frÍo pero no tan intenso como dÍas anteriores, el lunes estaban hasta menos 46 grados hoy esperamos mÁximas en rango de los alto 20, mientras tanto hacia el sur dallas 46 grados boston condiciones frÍas 33 en la ciudad del sol, 83 grados y bueno en la costa oeste 65 grados condiciones un poquito nubladas con posibilidades de precipitaciones, mÁs adelante regreso con mÁs del tiempo ahora vamos a seguir con ana y rashel, adela

norte mÁs adelante regreso con mas noticia aquÍ en "un nuevo dia" pero ahora es momento de pasar con janice quien tiene las condiciones del tiempo mÁs completo de las maÑanas adelante ya inicio, muy buenos dÍas. >> buenos dÍas querida paulina y hoy es un dÍa especial porque familias celebrando a quisqueya la bella, pero bueno vamos a hablar de las condiciones del tiempo y tenemos alertas por inundaciones a lo largo de los estados del medio atlÁntico sur, y estamos hablando de esas inundaciones mÁs de 250 rÍos, estÁn muy peligro, estamos ab hablando con contaremos con e desarrol de un sistema frontal que dejara las condiciÓn crÍticas a lo largo del valle de mis mississippi los prÓximos dÍas serÁn muy, muy importantes de hecho el servicio nacional de meteorologÍa mantiene los estados del surgen, sureste bajo advertencia de tiempo severo para hoy y maÑana se concentrara un poquito mÁs hacia el este mientras tanto usted tiene que tener mucho cuidado especialmente a la hora de conducir, a la hora de lidiar si vive cerca me voy a salir de la pantalla para que pueda ver los titula

press conference and on the red carpet and he told us that he had been distrustful when it came to janice asking him to many questions he was hesitant to be in the movie but the one person who could convince them to do an interview was marcos imhoff not because he showed his profile in that pedia but because he knew that he would really tell his story honestly and truthfully and show the situation as it stands and he did so it's no big surprise it's screaming here. all right and melanie a very topical movie what else has been screening. well tonight we will be seeing the world premiere of the movie. that's yes and it's a movie that is not a documentary but it's based on true events that set plays in mexico in the one nine hundred eighty s. we have two friends that break into a museum they steal priceless artifacts but what they do not expect to happen is that the whole nation turns against them they really see them as enemy as enemies unpatriotic how could they steal these artifacts and so that to have plagued by a very bad conscious i can't tell you much more because the premiere will be

cheryl: fox meteorologist janice dean hans the forecast coming out. the features again because unfortunately a bit of a selloff once again. pulling back a tiny bit comment s&p down by 13 and change, nasdaq, 25 to the premarket, don't blink. it could change in a moment. we'll be right back. ♪ retail. under pressure like never before. and its connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inventory. virtual changing rooms. that's why retailers rely on comcast business to deliver consistent network speed across multiple locations. every corporate office, warehouse and store near or far covered. leaving every competitor, threat and challenge outmaneuvered. comcast business outmaneuver. we use so why do we pay touterst and cthave a phone connected. when we're already paying for internet? shouldn't it all just be one thing? that's why xfinity mobile comes with your internet. you can get 5 lines of talk and text included at no extra cost. so all you pay for is data. choose by the gig or unlimited. and now, get a $200 prepa

as they've been campaigning for janice rogers released since he was imprisoned a year ago the hash tag free journey is in place and on the roof of his newspaper's offices. futureless seen here on a truck shortly before his arrest because according to turkish authorities he's been held on suspicion of producing terrorist propaganda and incitement to hatred but no charges have been brought and so far no court proceedings heechul spent months in solitary confinement and has only recently been moved to a normal cell. the relationship between berlin and ankara has been tense for some time and is huge as imprisonment is a big point of contention between the two countries. to free a terrorist agent supposedly journalist who was hiding in a german consulate for months i told her we have a justice system and he'll be put on trial and will be released before that. germany has managed to gain consular access to you but insists that detaining him without charge is a human rights violation. let us make no mistake it is not in accordance with rule of law if an executive in this case turkey's executi

so cases being considered, including janice v. american federation, which concerns public unions and fees. united states v. microsoft on emails and privacy. and south dakota v. way fair regarding online sales taxes. this is from the georgetown university law center. food just and proceed quietly. we will get the program started. i am the executive director -- [audio lost] the first half of the term had more blockbusters than we have seen in a long time. the second half promises to be even more exciting than the first half. fortunately, we have an incredible panel today to discuss these cases. before i get out of the way, i want to thank the american constitution society and the federalist society for cosponsoring this event. i want to thank ian maine, the special events coordinator. i want to introduce our oderator, amy howe, once the editor of the scotus blog. now she is just an independent contractor and a reporter for the scotus blog. amy probably knows more about the supreme court than any person alive. with that, i will turn

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jillian: let's get a check on the forecast with janice dean. it's supposed to warm up this week, right? >> yes, tomorrow and wednesday and then we go back to winter, enjoy it while it lasts, current temperatures 37 in new york, bump those up big time starting tomorrow and into wednesday, i want to take a look at the next storm system that stretches from rockies to great lakes bringing heavy snow. winter weather advisories and winner storm warnings, several feet of snow in the mountains and going to move east ward across the ohio, tennessee and mississippi river valley, my worry here is the threat for flooding over the next five to seven days with over 8-inches of rainfall again, during the next several days but flash flooding is going to be a concern, real quick, look at temperatures to end up on a high note, 65 in new york tomorrow, 70 on wednesday and then we go back down on thursday. [laughter] >> you know what, we are getting there. jillian: we are. thank you, janice. >> time now is 38 minutes after the hour. a candidate in the maryland leg

could deal a crushing blow to the public sector labor unions and the labor movement as a whole the case janice vs asked me local council thirty one could result in public workers who benefit from contracts to go shaded by unions no longer having to pay fees that are used to negotiate those contracts and represent workers the ruling in favor of the plaintiffs in the case could financially cripple public sector unions one of the few remaining bastions of organized labor in the united states labor was previously spared this blow when justice antonin scalia died which left an evenly divided court unable to set precedent in a similar case justice scalia had since been replaced has since been replaced on the court by conservative justice neil who in famously ruled against a trucker who was fired from his job after he nearly froze to death while completing his job. krypto markets are on the rise again with the top ten coins all in positive territory monday bitcoin has spiked above ten thousand dollars to ten thousand three hundred an afternoon trading that's a gain of more than ten percent up more th

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lindsey janice abc news virginia. >>> police in los angeles believe speed was a factor in an overnight crash that killed a former nba player and his wife. investigators say he was driving between 60 and 90 miles an hour when he lost control of his suv and slammed into a wall before flipping over in the studio city neighborhood. a butler and his wife were pronounced dead at the scene sadly. butler played for several teams from 2002 to 2016. la bell was a singer signed to epic records. she competed oh on american idol back in 2004. >>> investigators say no dittes tres was called prior to a helicopter in orange county yesterday. three people died. one of the victims identified as jonathan tenna working for the company for the hotel in palo alto. a local connection. the other victims worked for a standard, a boutique hotel change. a fourth passenger and person on the ground were hurt. the cause of the crash is under investigation. >>> now to the controversial classified republican memo under review by white house lawyers. president trump has just days to decide whether to release it. the f

abc news reporter lindsey janice at the new york stock exchange. >> the look on faces says it all. anxious traders on wall street as the dow closed more than 1,000 points lower. coming on top of monday's massive selloff, the largest one-day drop in history. the dow now down more than 10% from the high in january. considered an official correction. tonight investors tell abc news the fast and furious selloff is actually about anxiety the economy is doing too well too quickly and fears the federal reserve may hike rates more aggressively this year to keep inflation under control. the real concern is if we get good news it suggests maybe the economy might be overheating. >> the president tweeting after monday's losses, in the old days when good news was reported the stock market would go up. today when good news is reported, the stock market goes down. big mistake. tonight they say the tax cuts could add to that by stimulating the already improving economy. and the question who pays for the cuts later on? still if you put $1,000 in a 401(k) one year ago, the average investor would sti

fox meteorologist janice dean. >> we shattered yesterday. 82 degrees. the earliest on record they have ever seen the temperature. newark, new jersey 80-degree spin central park 78. the temperature is of course have gone down. 48 right now in new york city. still warm across the southeast, but the cold front brake in the mix to freezing rain and ice for the next couple of days continues to be stalled out. you can see the 2424 hour difference as cold air to move and embarrassed the line is heavy rain. freezing rain is tapering off but we saw some pretty incredible pictures yesterday across the midwest device on the roadways and of course delaying flights, canceling flights. flood advisories could see several inches of rain. not only today, but for the next couple of days as it continues to stall out behind it. just across the mississippi, ohio river in tennessee valley where they see the potential of big heavy flooding threats. rain continues across those areas. new york city 48 as a daytime high. it still will remain warm across the southeast. record col

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janice will tell you a lot more about the condition. there is something about this piece, which is almost a scrapbook. looking at the original does something that is different than what you would expect. this is something he makes. we really wanted the bible to be notssible to the public only through digital means and reproduction, but by making it possible for people to see on exhibition. we decided it was important to undertake this very important conservation effort project. >> the first thing we did is really look. we did a survey of all the features that we thought were interesting to vulnerability. that survey turned out to be 20,000 data points, where every page we look at all the different clippings and all the different papers. sourcebooks and he needed two copies of each. every single page are looking at here, there are multiple layers so there are 12 different types of papers, seven different heights of ink, printed ink. once we look at the levels of and we did micro testing analysis, we were taking tiny samples. areas were n

de las noticias del dÍa es momento de pasar a condiciones del tiempo y quien tiene la informaciÓn es janice. >> muchas gracias querida paulina, bueno seÑores en los Ángeles hoy contaran con una temperatura alta, condiciones mayormente soleadas actualmente el aeropuerto luce increÍble al igual que en dallas 63 grados serÁ la temperatura alta, condiciones soleadas en nueva york, tenemos los cielos mayormente nublados para el dÍa de hoy, posibilidades de precipitaciÓn es en forma de lluvia y luego en horas de la madrugada estarÍa bajando esa temperatura, extremadamente hablamos de una mÍnima de 27 grados por ende, esa lluvia se va a convertir en nieve lo cual se extenderÁ hasta terminar la semana laboral, asÍ estÁn las condiciones del tiempo actualmente tenemos inestabilidad por el pacÍfico noroeste, seguirÁ asÍ para los prÓximos dÍas a venir, tenemos frÍo Ártico afectando y dejando una sensaciÓn tÉrmica de aproximadamente menos 20 hasta menos 40 bajo cero asÍ que abrigarse bastante bien hacia el norte y centro de la naciÓn, luego contaremos con las precipitaciones hacia

. >> nos vamos con janice para saber mÁs. >> muchÍsimas gracias. >> en efecto asÍ estÁn las condiciones actuales, tenemos un sistemde baja presiÓn dejando precipaciones en el noreste, muy importante el desarrollo de este sistema frontal por el sur centro este de nuestra naciÓn este estarÍa intensificando podrÍamos poner nuestro mapa y ver cÓmo ya para esta noche estarÍa generando sus fuertes aguacero y la peligrosa mezcla, inclu incluso nieve en grandes lagos en la medida en que pasan las horas continuarÁ intensificado generando sus fuertes aguacero y la posibilidad de tormentas elÉctricas por supuesto el frÍo norteÑo estarÍa echando gasolina y generando nieve para que el noreste, nueva inglaterra cuente con precipitaciones de un pie de nieve a eso agregarle la peligrosa mezcla y tambiÉn muy importante las personas que viven en la parte baja del valle de ohio tambiÉn en sectores del valle de mississippi, estamos hablando de acumulaciones que no son habituales para ustedes la posibilidad de hasta 4 pulgadas de nieve estamos hablando de carreteras sumamente peligrosas yo esta

they're concerned about the janice case, a challenge to the state level requirement that public workers must pay dues to unions that bargain on their behalf. union workers are hoping the high court sides with organized labor so it can maintain fair wages and strong contract negotiations. >> the janice case is nothing but a naked attempt by rich ceos to use the highest court in the land to cut down our unions. >> many conservatives argue that forcing public workers to join and pay unions is a violation of the first amendment. >>> 9:40 right now on this sunday. it looks like a washout, but the wet weather will clear up. we've got the updated first alert forecast in moments. >>> that's right. honoring the green. ahead in sports this morning. see how members of the eagles are the talk of the town, no matter which town or area you're visiting. >>> the third and final day of the festival will feature choral music from the swarthmore college alumni gospel choir. the service is at 3:00 p.m. today. >>> this was not your basic math and science. it was a chance for neighbors to learn more about th

for "nightline" lindsey janice in new york. >> our thanks to robin and lindsey. up next, face to face with new face of teen usa snowboarding is chloe kim coming to a wheaties box dmenear you? >> announcer: abc "nightline" brought to you by -- for that sweater she stained. what sweater? (phone buzzes) life, lived michaela's way. chase. make more of what's yours. ♪ >>> finally, tonight, you better get to know chloe kim now because by next week she might be too famous to get hold of many. >> an ad man on acid could never concoct such a fitting face for the games, she's ridiculously talented. >> we've never seen that in the x-games pipe. >> scary? >> oh, yeah. >> but is that part of the fun. >> uh-huh. >> typical 17-year-old californiaon. >> if i see my friend do something really sick i'll be like that was dope. >> we kwaut up with her before the games. >> a 93.33. chloe back on top! >> and her mom and dad who film every it practice run are immigrants from south korea. >> does that make it extra special. >> yeah i have family in south korea. >> she and dad just sta

rob: bumpy landing, janice, i woke up this morning and felt like a summer day out there. >> we do have a front moving through but it's warmer in new york than it is in corpus christi this morning, it's going to feel like springtime along the east coast. going to bring the temperatures down tomorrow and way back up as we head into wednesday and thursday, so past 12 hours, we had a lot of rain in the northeast, that front is going to move on through in the next 6 to 12 hours and then we watch future radar, next system moves to portion of the northwest and rockies and even southern california get moisture with this. next five to seven dais, a lot of rain again for eastern part of the country, mainly rain, too warm for snow but we have a lot of know in northern rockies, central rockies, forecast for monday, 47 in new york, dropped the temperatures a little bit in new york city watch what happens in 40, 50 and thursday 60's degrees. we will celebrate on thursday. jillian: yeah, we did. rob: what did the ground see in janice: there's more winter behind this but we will take the 60-degrees. r

steve do you have a dog, janice? >> i don't. i might soon. steve: i like the way you had the microphone in front of the british bulldog as if he might talk. >> they talk during the breaks. steve: we have peter schweizer next hour of folks and friends. elmo and grover are here.just ♪ and snoring? does your bed do that? right now during the ultimate sleep number event, save 50% on the ultimate limited edition bed with adjustable comfort on both sides. ends soon. visit sleepnumber.com for a store near you. on a perfect car, then smash it into a tree. your insurance company raises your rates. maybe you should've done more research on them. 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. in your noise cancelling trheadphones?ry maybe not. maybe you could trust you won't be next to a loud eater. (eating potato chips loudly) or you could just trust dur

connell: come on, janice. >> you know march sometimes comes in like a lion and. connell: it's so annoying this weather this time of year. you never know. >> it's so wonderful to see you every morning. calm alumni love each other. we ride the long island rail road with each other. take a look at the radar. we do have potential for rain under saturated ground. flood warnings in place for in place for the mississippi, ohio river valley. not only do we have the flood threat, but a severe threat as we head into the afternoon hours. isolated tornadoes. flood warnings in effect for all of these areas where they've are d.c. and in some cases more rain than they've seen in decades on the rivers and streams and tributaries. there is our potential nor'easter on thursday and friday but again the south watching that more rain two to four inches in some cases. isolated amounts in severe threat for parts of marcello damaging winds isolated tornado threat. thursday, friday talking about the nor'easter. too warm for a big snow event on the coast interior sections will will certai

they are concerned about the so call janice case, a challenge to the state level requirement that public workers must pay dues to unions that bargain on their behalf. union members tell us they're hoping the high court sides with organized labor so it can maintain fair wages and strong contract negotiations. >> the janice case is nothing but a naked attempt by rich ceos to use the highest court in the land to cut down our unions. >> many conservatives argue that forcing public workers to join and pay unions is a violation of their first amendment rights. >>> 7:35 right now on this sunday. the heavy rain pounding on your roof this pouring? >> as i was driving in to work as well. >> don't worry. it won't be a washout the entire day. we'll get the updated forecast up next. >>> ahead in sports, see how members of the eagles are the talk of the town again. no matter which town in our area you're visiting. it's all about the eagles. more coming up. hello, peco. hi. can you help me save on my energy bill? old appliances. like a hot water heater? it's around here somewhere. nope. nope. what is t

janice is suggesting here. >> paul: is there, from a legal point of view, a distinction between private sector unions, people representing a company like ford motor, and public unions which represent the government? >> further to dan's point, we're talking about government worker unions in this. >> paul: correct. >> where they're guaranteed first amendment rights, not the same in a private sector union. i think going even further, the unions today are a huge force in the political life and i think we said it many times in owed tore y'alls. when they're negotiating with politicians, in many cases they're the boss of the politicians, especially for democrats. they're more likely to be in a position ptotic tate t to dice politicians to make the decisions. it's an influence in governmen. >> paul: how do you see this turning out, alicia, on the court? >> i think it going 5-4. i think gorsuch will favor first amendment right. >> paul: will they overturn the precedent of 40 years? >> i think they will. they've considered a number of other cases in recent years that they didn't have to go all t

after a brief recess the judge addressed the court judge janice cunningham/eaton county circuit court: "we cannot react by useing physical violence."and later--- margraves apologizing to the court.... randall margraves/father of larry nassar victims: " i came here in support of my daughers-- i knew they were going to read a statement-- i didn't know what all was in it//i look over here and larry nassar is shaking his head no like it didn't happen-- who would put themselves thru this if it didn't happen i lost control i apologize one hundred times." margraves was released without punishment. larry nassar was sentenced to forty to 175 years in prison last week, after more than 150 women said in court he had sexually i'm kristen holmes. (pam) larry nassar was removed from the court for a short time after the incident.. here you can see him being brought back in. randall margraves.. the father of those victims .. talked more about the incident once outside of court. he says.. he and his wife tried to be the best parents possible.. when the girls were little shirley and i tried to give our