. >> kristi gallagher and her daughter meg are laughing and smiling today, but not to go ago kristi saidice on her own daughter. >> she can get very i haveviol me. >> meg has bipolar and attention deficit and hyper activity disorders that can cause rages, tantrums that turn suddenly violent. kristi said that's when police send the crisis intervention team officers special low trained to handle mental illness. >> often they are here just to calm down and make sure she is okay to stay in the home. >> it gives people the options and the resources available within this county. >> officer scott davis is the crisis intervention team of the police departm cases like meg's, but the ones working behind the scenes at the region's most dramatic and challenging crime scenes. barricades and murder-suicides and missing ch >> there situations where we will come on scene and it will be a dynamic situation and we have to make snap generals. >> a two-person scene can't respond to every issue and they are in charge of training montgomery county police to recognize and dole with mental health issues. 600 co

kristi gallagher and her daughter, meg, are laughing and smile today but not too long ago, she had to call the police on her own daughter. >> she could get very violence, very mean. it's hard but i have to keep her little brother safe. and i need to be safe. >> reporter: meg has been diagnosed with bipolar and attention deficit and hyperactivity disorders which can cause rages, tantrums that turn suddenly violent. kristi says that's when police send the crisis intervention team officers specially trained to handle mental illness. >> often they're just here to calm down and make sure that she's okay to stay in the home. >> doreen and tisha thompson will introduce us to the officers who ham these calls every day. >>> 4:49. we're working for you to show you the conditions when you head out to work. chuck is in arlington. how are the roads looking? >> reporter: so far so good. it's a cold start out here. temperatures are in the mid upper to teens around much of arlington county right now. and our regular news 4 today viewers know the routine. if you've got an icy street in your neighborho

kristi and her daughter meg are laughing and smiling today, but not too long ago, kristi says she had to call the police on her own daughter. >> she can get very violent, very mean. it'sed edit's hard. >> reporter: meg has been diagnosed with bipolar and attention deficit and hyperactivity it is orders which can cause rages tantrums that turn suddenly violent. kristi says that's when police send the crisis intervention team officers specially trained to handle mental illness. >> often they're just here to calm down and make sure that she's okay to stay in the home. >> they will sproo dues us toe to the offi w hane the calls every day. >>> in news 4 your health a new study says kids should not nap beyond age 2. researchers in australia say children 2-year-old and up who nap during the day had a more difficult time falling asleep when it was time to go to bed at night. it also shortened the overall amount of nighttime sleep the child had. children do have different needs. before you make any abrupt changes, should you talk to your pediatrician. >>> part ofents of teens have another reas

kristi gallagher and her daughter, meg, are l smile today, but not too long ago, she had to call the police on her own daughter. >> she could get very violent, very mean. it's har her little brother safe. and i need to be safe. >> reporter: meg has been diagnosed with bipolar a attention deficit and hyperactivity disorders which can cause rages, t turn suddenly violen kristi says that's when police send the crisis intervention team, officers to handle mental i. >> oft calm down and she's okay to st. >> doreen and tisha thompson will introduce us to the officers who handl every day. >>> it is 6:25. we told you about a "washington post" report the other day that said metro knew about computer issues before that underground emergency last month. metro is now pushing back against those allegations. the post wrote that before the incident metro knew it needed to upgrade computer software that handles smoke emergencies. the upgrades would make it easier for metro's control center to pen point smoke in the system and coordinate ventilation fans. metro wrote a letter saying wmata is working

>> good morning, kristi. this is about domestic violence and near and dear to your heart. nfl this is something that needs to be taken seriously and they have their own internal rules and their own internal guidelines and those guidelines very clearly provide for there to be an appeal to a three-panel body which he did do on saturday and, thereafter, to one person, that is the -- that would have the final say. of course, the chairman at any time could lift this but the reality is these are governed by internal rules. there's no outside entity that can now dictate to nascar that he needs to be returned. of course, the concern is, as mentioned, he has not been criminally charged at all. this emanates from a protective order in family court where where he was found by a preponderance of the evidence so gauge in an act of domestic violence. in terms of appealing it has been exhausted and he will not be allowed to race today. >> a man pled guilty to domestic abuse in 2014 and was never suspended by nascar. so do you think that busch's case might be a product of the whole post r

back at the hospital in atlanta this morning along with the rest of her loved ones checking up on kristy. >> how is bobbi kristina? >> a distraught bobby brown arrived early with his wife and their daughter. inside the hospital behind me, the

. >> kristy white has had leukemia and lympho over the last eight years and does not want to move tother state which allows for doctor's assistance in dying. >> california native who famously chose to die renewed the debate around the country late last year. >> itd has been one year since colorado legalized recreational marijuana but business is not booming. so far the state has taken in $53 million in tax revenue but economists expected bigger numbers. the black market and medical patients seem to be behind the lower than expected numbers. >> right now we're going to take a look at speed dating like you have never seen it before. >> more on the speed and less on the dating. here is more. >> it was billed as speed dating but then they pulled a fast one. >> what are we doing? >> let's slow down and back up. wanting to average the 2015 mustang so they rigged one up with camera ss. >> so you just play beeian know? >> i'm a ninja. >> once in the car -- >> do you want me to drive it? >> driving school pro acted as if she barically knew how to drive a stick shift. >> i think you might want

i'm meeting kristi boswell, the director of congressional relations. she works on labor and immigration. >> why is it that agriculture is the only industry that needs an exemption to the minimum age requirements? >> frankly it's the nature of our industry. this is a way of life. this is not a job. it is not a task. and i have the passion for agriculture because i was able to feed a bottle calf when i was a child and help my dad with field work. it is a different type of industry. >> how different is the experience of someone who is working legally on the farm at a young age, like 12, 13, 14 year old. how different is their experience than say, your experience where it was your parents' farm? >> 12, 13, 14 year old are not legally working. >> yeah, because the minimum age is 12, right? >> 16. it's 16 unless for a family farm. >> no, but people can be 12 years old and work on the field. >> no. it's 16. >> not according to the us department of labor. the minimum age standards for agricultural employment allows children as young as 12. and even 10-years-ol

victor, kristie. >> this is being considered a medical incident.k, thanks. >>> let's go to cnn legal analyst sunny whose sthostin on phone with us. when this news broke i thought about sissy houston having lost her daughter three years ago, now her granddaughter is in this coma. how is the family doing? >> reporter: well, my understanding certainly is that they're very, very concerned. they are at her side. everyone is just making their way to the hospital, including the person that i've had the opportunity to speak with several times. they are concerned and they are hoping for the best. >> now although the investigators have not found any evidence of drugs or alcohol, is that one of the concerns or are those the concerns that the family has? >> reporter: no question about it. i mean, there has been a history of drug use. the family has been and remains concerned about that. they have spoken to her about that, about their concerns with her use of drugs, and they were hopeful that she was getting better and that she was on a different path but, of c

first kristy smith live in san francisco. a perfect place to spend a beautiful day. >> not a bad assignment at all for a sunday afternoon. to say it's crowded here in san francisco along the water would be an under statement. people are out in big thubs along the embark dare to chrissy field. it's unseasonably warm for february. so many people out today in short sleeves and shorts. just taking advantage of it. there was a reminder to be careful at beaches. we could see big waves, always something to keep in mind. also two gray whales were spotted around the golden gate bridge over the weekend and by alcatraz. boaters reminded to keep a safe distance and exercise caution in the bay. a little earlier on the streets i spoke with one man visiting from cold minnesota, just landing in the san francisco sunshine. >> kind of crazy that in february you have one coat for blizzards. very consistently. it is february. i have to say this should be winter everywhere. >> to be clear he was not complaining about this wet wither at all. he go

icy roads turning deadly in tennessee, where kristi clark and her 10-year-old son stopped to help motorists when police say, a semitruck plowed into them. spinouts and chaos in north carolina. >> and black ice will make this a very dangerous situation for several days. >> reporter: parades of plows weren't enough to prevent trucks from overturning on i-24 in tennessee. bringing highways to a standstill in nashville. a state of emergency there tonight. the freeze and snow extending to washington, d.c., where the federal government today shuttered. the south walloped monday by sleet, which froze solid overnight. when you look at the stairs here and you see, well, maybe it's just dusted with a little bit of snow. but in fact, these stairs, like everywhere in this city, are just totally encased in this absolutely thick ice. and in georgia, where these downed lines turned into fire crackers, about 250,000 homes without power this morning. but linesmen out in force. >> some people worked through the night last night. we got guys working all day today. >> reporter: the ice may have locked them in,

kristi joins us with i a look at the frustrating conditio out the and more is on the way. >> repor we spent a lot of time driving around the city and checking out neighborhoods. a lot of trash had been picked up but we ended up here because of this a lot of trash and this down here. a lot of slippery ice. >> trash piling up in parts of the district. garbage collectors playing catchup, up and down ice-covered streets. it's treacherous. i haven't fallen yet but i've co close. a trash crew says they're a week behind. i have three different one and all of them was full. i kept some in the back room. >> one careful step at a time. >> it's real slippery real slippery. garbage collectors from the trash company drug bins through an alley in north west. they can't get their truck through, a car is struck. an already tough job even tougher today. even grip. if you try to grip you're going to slip and fall. >> repor tha car, by the way, still there right now. we did get some information from the city. they tell us that trash collec have to use their best judgmen when out on the job. also add tha

my life changed dramatically when i met kristi and whitney. >> reporter: whitney houston took nick gordon her only child, bobbi kristina brown. >> we were best friends, long, long, long ago. >> reporter: whitney never adopted nick gordon but did allow him to live with her famous family, growing up alongside bobbi kristina. when the singer died in 2012, media attention began to focus on bobbi kristina and nick gordon's relationship. he downplayed the idea they were dating to abc news saying, we're just close, just going through her mom's passing and grieving together. he also confirmed on twitter that he and bobbi kristina are not blood relatives, writing, for the stupid people out there, she gave birth to one child and she trusted me with everything. whitney houston's brother told abc news years ago that nick gordon was like a son to her. but not everyone in the family is feeling the love. in fact, bobbi kristina's aunt got a restraining order against him last year saying he threatened her with guns. the order was granted for one year forbidding any contact, finding she was in reasonable

and the point is kristi, at this juncture, i don't see a further extension being useful if they have not agreed to the basic formulation and the bod bottom line that the world requires to have confidence that they are not pursuing a nuclear weapon. now, if the pram work for a deal is done and people have a clear sense of what's required and there's drafting and ts to cross and is to dot, that's a different issue. but my view and i presented this to members of congress that we now know enough that the issues are no longer technical. the issues are does iran have the political will and desire to get a deal done. and we could not be doing this were it not for the incredible cohesion and unity that's been shown by germany, by the other members of the p5plus 1, which i should acknowledge includes russia. this is an area where they served a constructive role and china has served a constructive role and there has been no cracks in this or p5 plus 1 side of the table. i think that's a testment to the agree to which we are acting reasonably in trying to actually solve a problem. with respect

it's in urban areas, even representative kristi noem from a rural state, she has it in her state.all over. gerri: i have to ask you, how did you get on to this story and why have you taken it up as a cause? >> just because i could, i guess. it's one of the advantages of having this job, we can put a spotlight on issues. when you go and see these things, you can't help but want to do it. i was traveling with reverend franklin graham to the village in cambodia, and there's shocking stories. stories about how chinese businessmen want young girls who are virgins because they think it's good luck and the brokers sell the young girls they get them back a week later, send them back to the doctors and try to make them virgins again, recycle them and make money. you think we don't have that here but, yes, we do. the fbi has a whole unit that is spending time trying to get these traffickers. just last week in the new york daily news there's a report about a guy from virginia who was traveling to new york with a little toy for a little girl. he had a rude awakening when he arrived the hotel,

kristi says something and then he has to walk it back. rand paul tweeted something then tweeted a picture of himself getting a booster shot. >> i liked hillary clinton's tweet -- "the science is clear -- the earth is round, the sky is blue, and vaccines work. let's protect all of our kids. #grandmothersknowbest. >> we saw a reaction after the chinese rate cut. futures at -4. it is a giveback day. we will talk oil through much of "surveillance." the vix showing very good markets. the german two-year bond that is a negative number. that is wrong on the data screen. that is a -.199. that is a stunning statistic as well. this is claims, which we will see tomorrow, but this is continuing claims, sort of the chronic claims, population adjusted. so you have gloom, gloom. here is a herb on a in the 1990's. then we are back there. >> 1998 was the time a year out of college when jobs were so plentiful that i clip the job once so i could take a vacation. even if -- i quit a job once so i could take a vacation. this number alone is insufficient to de

olympic gold medal figure skater kristi, here she is, it a pleasure to have you on the show. >> thankaving me on. stuart: i am going to talk about your work with leapfrog but i wonder if you could clear something up for us. the concept of equal pay for women has been very much in the news recently and our production team sitting around this morning said there is one area, one sport where women make more than men and that is your support. is it true that women successful women figure skaters like yourself make more money than the guys? >> i don't know if you can say we make more money. in the skating arena pretty much even playing field among men and women depending on your title. maybe just in the marketing area women's figure skating in the olympics seem to be the premier sports. i don't know. "imus in the morning" when you got to say yes because your ratings, we know a lot of things about ratings hearing television. when ratings are good you make a lot of money and your ratings are fantastic. you had a gold medal in 1992 in france. you won the gold. >> that is correct. stuart: i kno

chris kristi would not -- i'm not a chris christie fan, will not make that mistake. >> we'll see. it's not enough to say we'll let rudy giuliani speak for himself. when you have somebody that's as major a figure in the party as rudy giuliani saying the president of the united states, the commander in chief, the man who is sworn to uphold the constitution of the united states and protect its 320 million citizens hates -- does not love america? >> let's make the show the challenge. today let's hear from christie and let's hear from them today. >> they should be speaking out. >> they should be speaking out. we tried this four years ago and unfortunately nobody took the bait to do the smart thing and win moderate middle of the road swing voters working class americans who disagree with barack obama economically and disagree with his foreign policy but don't like people questioning his patriotism or his love for america. let's bring in bob costa right now and eugene. rob bob, let me start with you. you are a reporter so obviously you do not associate yourself with any of my remarks but

i happened to sit next to kristi brinkley. they mentioned that he looks very attractive.ul when i see her outside the studio. i'm just saying. >> there is a kid shot. >> they were shoved to the side. okay. >> on instagram. >> my boy was having a good time. >> my name was jennifer roberts and i carried on. i don't want anyone saying that. i will delete you. # i threaten you. wow. >> i just said for four hours. >> it's not four hours. i have only seen you for two. i will get you like a fish. >> it was a great night. a nice draw. >> had a great time. they came within five points. >> magic johnson coming up. >> i want to walk away after the shaq. >> you dunk on shaq. >> it was my first week on the show. my first day or so. >> that was a lucky prayer. >> did you the three-pointer. >> but it was still impressive. >>> you have too much. >> he gets on my shoulders. >> the big mustache and a hack. >> something else incredible. >> you saw the video. >> a woman is going skydiving and unbenounced to the woman watch the plane and how close it am comes back to them. the instructor sees

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hotel, high priced car services among the trips casino owner and israel supporter sheldonedle son let kristitrip to israel. more than a dozen people traveling with him. jordan's king paid for a family weekend at the end of the trip. the hotel rooms costing $30,000. christie signed an executive order in 2010 allowing new jersey governors to have travel and related expenses paid for by foreign governments. last summer christie said it was a matter of opportunity, saying in part, i relish these experiences and exposure especially for my kids. i try to squeeze all the juice out of the orange that i can. um so michael -- >> just be careful that juice doesn't squirt on you. >> yes, that's true. but nothing here says that he required these things. they're being thrown at him. i just -- i know this happens a lot. so i just -- the article is damaging i guess, but i'm not surprised. >> i think probably from 34i per spektexpect perspective having served as lieutenant governor of my state and knowing there's a lot of scrutiny when the governor takes actions that impact your administration, you're concer

governor kristi is now being ordered to work with lawmakers to restore the funds.r are warning of quote, draconian budget cuts if they need to come up with the money. gov if public employees agree to pay more toward their pensions but the union's sued after governor christie said the state did not have enough money to make the payments for 2014 and 2015. >> apparently the legislature agrees. you come up with $1.6 billion in spending cuts because a judge rules the way the judge rules? that's a -- >> potential for winner for any candidate going against union pension systems. >> yeah. but it seems like $1.6 billion in spending cuts would be crippling to the state if they've got to go find that to make up for the pension. i mean i understand the pensioner saying hey, we made a deal. you guys promised to pay us this. but not only the governor but also the state legislature is saying we don't have the money. i mean where are they going to cut $1.6 billion in education? >> the hard part is for the unions who cut this deal legally and in full good faith now being asked, yo

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we have seen celebrities rock a trench and kristi brinkley helena christiansen.t in the back to see the outfit. we paired it with a great button down shirt and a little pencil skirt with men's suiting fabric. >> and the tuxedo look. one of my favorites in the world. the classic look. there she is. >> we loved her. crystal is wearing a fantastic tuxedo look. we are obsessed with it. it's sexy and modern. she has a tuxedo jacket that is $39. a tuxedo shirt. you can use your own shirt and these tuxedo pants. look at the beading down the side. it's $65 from ann taylor. >> any style type. don't feel that you have to have your perfect figure. whatever style fits you. up next singer songwriter al king is poised to be the next i don't know what it is... the food, stress or running around but sometimes i feel bloated or gassy, with rumbling, uncomfortable. i feel sluggish and cranky. grrrr! (dog wimpers) you're right, bailey! i need a change! i'm taking the activia challenge! enjoying activia twice a day for four weeks may help reduce the frequency of minor digestive issu