but american curt cochran from utah was one of four killed. he and his wife melissa were on the last day of a european tour, posting photographs to celebrate 25 years of marriage. she's injured in the hospital. they are offering prayers here at the exact spot where the american curt cochran toppled over this bridge and died. the driver then accelerating, slamming into dozens of people on this bridge on his way to parliament. there were many american survivors relieved to be alive. >> when a car comes out of nowhere and it just hits four to five innocent bystanders on the street. it seemed like pure evil, and to be honest, i guess that's what a war zone would look like. >> reporter: tonight london is defiant, paying tribute to curt cochran and the other dead with light and silent resolve. bill neely, nbc news, london. >>> now to the controversy over u.s. intelligence surveillance on president trump's transition team. the republican chairman of the house committee today apologized to his colleagues about not informing them before going public on

she's seriously injured but curt cochran from utah was killed.his wife melissa were on the last day of a european tour, posting photographs to celebrate 25 years of marriage. she's injured in the hospital. they are offering prayers here at the exact spot where the american curt cochran toppled over this bridge and tied. the driver then accelerating, slamming into dozens of people on this bridge on his way to parliament. there were many american survivors relieved to be alive. >> a car comes out of nowhere and hits four to five innocent bystanders on the street. it seems like pure evil and to be honest, i guess that's when a war zone would look like. >> reporter: tonight london is defiant, paying tribute to curt cochran and the other dead bill neely, nbc news, london. >>> usa hockey could ice out players who are boycotting the women's world championship. the entire women's national team announced it would boycott the games over wage and benefit issues, so usa hockey started searching for players to replace them. the women's team released a stateme

our photojournalist curt brooks did it. >> my name is curt brooks. i work night side so i got to work last night, come home, get a good night's rest. the downside the car. like any good photojournalist i put a camera on my scraper. we'll go and see just how long this takes. here we are, we're starting the stopwatch. we'll put this right here. we'll start the camera. let's go scrape the car. this is pretty easy so far, a little edmelt, a lot of stuff to go here. you always want to do the top. you've got to do the top. you know temperature is up a little bit, so this i sn'tas hard as i thought it was going to be. let's turn this around because we're full service. so how did we do? well, lets take a to see that because i will speed this up no doubt. so not too bad, but you know, i get this feeling that maybe i could have done it a little quicker. something like this. now that's how you do it. reporting from bowie curt brooks wusa9. >> that's how you do it. cover your car the day before. >> yeah, but that's always a challenge but the most important thing

we were advised not to engage in a relationship with people who were possibly against curt. >> reporter so do you see a day when everyone is together? >> we hope so. we talk about it often. >> reporter: is that on the docket of things to do? >> you know, i... i think we... we'd all like to see reconciliation. i'm just not sure how that happens. it's... it's... it's... i'm sure it's going to be difficult. >> reporter: for now, lyndsay says she is working to move forward with her own life, inspired by her mother's memory. >> my mom was a beautiful person. she touched so many people. she was passionate. but that's the kind of person she was, and that's the kind of person i try to be. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> did you turn over 1,400 pages of police reports? >> no. >> every single thing under the law was turned over. >> we the jury, find the defendant, david mark temple, guilty of murder. >> he was given a life sentence for executing his wife and unborn child. i care about what i do. i care about the process. and this process shoo

curt cochran, an american citizen from utah also lost his life.spital being treated for her injuries. let's bring in our political correspondent, carell walker. we will speak to her in a moment. let's listen in to the vigil in trafalgar square. yesterday's defence was really terrible. three people were taken from us. our thoughts are with their families and friends. many more were gravely injured and all of us have been deeply affected by what has happened. this cannot be undone, much as we wish it. however, we do get to choose our reaction and gathering here tonight shows exactly how we must move forward. we must stand together. people have tried to tear this city apart with acts of terror many times before. they have never succeeded and they never will. our emergency services came together yesterday to help those affected by this cowardly act. this city and indeed this country will do the same. we will act as one and embrace our differences. in doing so, we will clearly demonstrate the futility of hatred and the overwhelming power of friendship.

curt went over the side of the bridge and fell to his death on the concrete below. melissa was thrown into a souvenir stand. >> her attitude is great right now. and i know that because of all the love and the prayers that have come from all over the world. >> in all, four people were killed when khalid masood the sidewalk of the bridge before crashing into a gate at parliament. relatives say despite this gut wrenching loss, they harbor no harsh feelings for the attacker. curt and melissa were here celebrating their 25th wedding anniversary. they loved to take photos. their family said before returning home to utah, they want to come to westminster bridge to take a photo in front of big ben. cbs news, london. >>> the new york city police officer who fatally shot an unarmed teen in 2012 is off the force. after two failed grand jury indictments, officer richard haste was never criminally charged with killing graham. he claims he fired when the 18- year-old refused to show his hands during a drug investigation in the victim's home. he was found guilty during an nypd dis

agency in the nfl is right around the corner washington is about to screw up their situation with curthate to give another team some advice but i'll give washington general manager a psa next in my sports commentary. >> first though, this moment in black history. today we honor philip, in 1989 he used 65,000 processors to invent the world's fastest computer performing more than 3 billion calculations a second. ♪ >>> sean bell is taking on curt cousins washington should do with its quarterback in his humble opinion. his commentary in 15 seconds much >> washington is about to screw up quarterback situation in the worst way. today they put the franchise tag on kirk cousins for the second straight year. the first time any time team has ever franchised a quarterback two years in a row. because of that they're going to lose the guy. quarterbacks don't fall out of trees. they don't fall off it. you better pay the man and give him long-term deal before you end up getting nothing. i get it. cousins isn't a top five franchise changing guy not everyone is is that much it's hard to find competent

how much of the president's budget is steve bannon, curt? >> i think almost all of it.in, you're seeing a direct correlation between initiatives that bannon cares about are implemented, the held lines are glowing, the stories support the president's agenda. when it's contrary to what steve may want or the approach being employed by the white house to sell it or when congress isn't cooperating the way steve would like, all of a sudden the headlines turn negative and things get personal. things from the past get drawn up. that tells you there's a direct correlation between the agenda that steve has for this president and for this white house and what you'll read any given day on the pages of breitbart. >> very much in communication with them. steve bannon today, mark, came out. he doesn't talk a lot publicly, but he talks to the atlantic, and the article is called kellyanne's alternate universe, which could be an s&l skit. steve bannon credits kellyanne conway with saving trump. in so doing, by the way, implicitly admitting they thought they were going to lose, which they

win instantly. ♪ >>> sean bell is taking on curt cousins washington should do with its quarterback in his commentary in 15 seconds much >> washington is about to screw up quarterback situation in the worst way. today they put the franchise tag on kirk cousins for the second straight year. the first time any time team has ever franchised a quarterback two years in a row. because of that they're going to lose the guy. quarterbacks don't fall out of trees. they don't fall off it. you better pay the man and give him long-term deal before you end up getting nothing. i get it. cousins isn't a top five franchise changing guy not everyone is is that much it's hard to find competent quarterbacks so if you get a guy who throws a 4,000 yards and almost 30 touchdowns you better keep the man. not everyone is going to be aaron rodgers. if washington doesn't make sure they keep this guy they're going to go through quarterback hell. trust me. in philadelphia we know the feeling from nick foles to sam bradford to all those other bums that we shouldn't even name above average quarterbacks are hard to f

here to discuss, curt knutson and shelby holiday. curt, you're remote.k first about snap, the ipo, and is it ready for the big leagues? >> charles, good afternoon. this is the biggest news out in california we've seen. $22 billion of valuation expected tomorrow. an ipo will be largest under president trump. here is what we have got. it is mind-boggling. this is a company we warned parents originally was a sexting, underground kind of thing, you have to have your kids be careful on, that has evolved into a 158 mainstream users every day including mom and dad. charles: yeah. >> it got away from the sexting part. it has become this wild, huge, doll in the technology area. can it sustain this? well, if it is evolved from where it came from, to where it is now, i would suggest you've got good promise with ceo evan spiegel. despite 26 years old, the guy is a control freak and knows what he wants. charles: he might be too much of a control freak. he has all the voting power. >> yeah. charles: that evolution talked about is slowing dramatically. they're not mark

his fellow worker, senior systems administrator, curt hough is losing his job too.had just trained his replacement from india. >> i think for once we are going to stand up as americans and say enough is enough. we are not going to take it anymore. >> thank you for standing up for what you believe in. >> reporter: their rally was organized by this woman. florida attorney sarah blackwell. >> this its about the companies making the decision that you were worthless to them. >> reporter: she represents hundreds of u.s. workers who were fired and replaced by foreign workers with h 1 b visas. >> when you tell someone the real reason for getting rid of the jobs is for cheap, foreign labor, that should offend everyone. >> reporter: they have to train the worker who is going to take their job? >> right. and they are told by their company, itf you don't train ths person in a way that we approve of them being trained then you don't get yourself rans. >> reporter: the ucsf medical center highly regarded state run institution. administrators say, outsourcing the it jobs could sav

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we felt the love of so many people during these past several days. >> reporter: this was curt's firsteas and his family says he was absolutely loving it and couldn't wait to get home to upload all those pho photos. "abc news," london. >> a 22-year-old oklahoma police officer injured in an overnight shootout has died. police say justin turny pulled over a vehicle last night, about 35 miles southeast of oklahoma city. officials say the suspect ran, turned and used his stun gun but the suspect shot turny several times, and he shot back hitting the suspect several times and he underwent surgery. he just graduated from the police academy. >>> police were called out to calm down this suspect not once but twice before he eventually shot six people this morning. he and his girlfriend were fi t fighting over property at a gas station. officers calmed them down but had to go to their home when the flight flared up again. when they left he shot and killed his girlfriend including two grade school sons. >>> 16 people were hurt in yesterday's shooting at cameo nightclub. one more than was reported

curt cochran ran a music studio in utah. he and his wife were in london celebrating their 25th anniversary. they were walking on westminster bridge when they were mowed down by the attacker's vehicle. melissa was badly injured. >> the most difficult part of all of this is that curt is no longer with u he was an amazing individual who loved everyone and tried to make the world a better place. >> melissa cochran has a broken rib, a badly injured leg, and a cut on her head. she is still in the hospital, but her family says she is improving. >>> a veteran civil rights activist and journalist died on sunday. roger wilkins was 85 years old. he held a key civil rights post during president lyndon johnson's administration, and help "the washington post" win a pulitzer for coverage of the watergate scandal. he was most recently a history professor at george mason university and he died at an assistant living facility in kensington, maryland. his family said he had been suffering complications of dementia. >>> a surprise plea in court

in utah, their friends rememb remembered curt. >> curt had such an uplifting way about him. you know, it made you feel good. >> reporter: there were many american survivors be alive. >> car comes out of nowhere and it just hits four to five innocent bystanders on street. >> reporter: in london the search goes on. police on their knees. westminster bridge in parliament have reopened and searches ongoing at five homes. london still on high alert. police say this morning at the very core of their investigation is how was the killer radicalized? online, on his own? was i really a lone wolf or helped or directed by others? that's why the raids and the searches are ongoing. back to you. >> new at midday, we're learning more about the american killed in the attack in london. the cumberland times news is reporting cochran was from that city. the paper says he graduated from fort hill high in cumberland decades ago, he was 54 in england celebrating his 25th anniversary with his wife. she was seriously >>> new today, the trump administration is giving the green light to build a keysto

is thanking people for respecting their privacy. >> the most difficult part of all of this is that curts no ng and we miss him terribly. he was an amazing individual who loved everyone and tried to make the world a better place. >> the family says melissa is steadily improving and her family being there has made her stronger. >>> 16 people are recovering from wounds today after gunfire early sunday morning that left one person dead. >> the shooting happened at a nightclub in cincinnati, five victimrehehospital, two of them incal condition. >> and police say the shooting followed a dispute that took place inside the bar. so far, no arrests in the case. mark barger has more. >> reporter: the city of cincinnati is looking for answers after violence erumted inside a bar over the weekend. before it was over, 17 people were shot. so far, many questions remain about what led up to the incident, but police believe there were multiple shooters. >> it was a dispute that occurred insid and it violence. >> about 200 people wereidan. scared patrons went into survival mode. >> all i could do is dive

curt was killed and melissa was seriously hurt there. he was a musician. his friends told nbc news he was a warm guy, someone who drew people to him. he was 54 years old. >>> a hearing will be held that could bring d.c. one step closer to securing its next police chief. more than 80 people are signed up to speak at the public hearing for acting chief peter newsham. mayor bowser will speak in support of the nomination. others including members of the black lives matter movement plan to voice why he should not be confirmed. newsham himself will be the last to speak and take questions from the d.c. council. >>> meanwhile a local nonprofit says newsham should not be confirmed until public records about inauguration day protests are released. the partnership for civil justice fund says when officers e that day, they're required to file certain documentation about why it was justified. the group says it wants to see those files. >> here in washington, d.c., it is one of the most important jobs of the chief of police to be able to uphold the constitutional rights

day of their dream european vacation walking on west minister bridge when a speeding car hit them, curt went over side of the bridge and fell to his death on the concrete below. melissa was then in the souvenir stand. >> her grief is great right now, and i know that is because of all of the love, prayers that have come from all over the world. >> reporter: in all four people were killed when khalid masood rammed crowd on the sidewalk of the bridge before crashing in the gate at parliament. relatives say that the despite this gut wrenching loss they harbor no harsh feelings toward the attacker. cochrans were in europe to celebrate their 25th wednesday be anniversary and loved to take photo they say before returning home to utah they wanted to visit the bridge to take a photo in front of the big ben. >>> police in cincinnati ohio say they are making progress in their investigation in the deadly shooting at a nightclub police believe multiple shooters opened fire at cameo club early sunday morning firing more than 20 shots, one man was killed, 16 were injured, and, they are talking about t

curt cousins -- quoting cousins saying i'm going to be a 49er in 2017 or 2018. coach, what say you? >> you know, we're never done trying to improve our team. we're going to try to improve our team every single day. we'll continue to look. there's every avenue possible. we don't limit ourselves to anything. there's lots of ways to win in this league. even if we have 6 of them, we're looking for more. >>> former raider dj hayden has a home. detroit. the quarterback signs with the lions for one more year. his career marred by injury and inconsistency. >>> the warriors have lost three of their last 5. let that sink in for a minute. the durant injury has messed with the mojo. t-wolves not exactly lying down against curry and company. steve not helping the cause here. former warrior brandon rush with the follow. second quarter, shabaz, baseline flush. minnesota led by as many as 17. final minutes of the half, curry with the pilfer. back the other way. lays it up and in. warriors got it back to singling digits. now it's a 12 point game. they have work to do. >>> college hoops about to beco

came out he was still national curt director and been on the payroll of a foreign government. all through the campaign. all the time he's supposedly advising the presidential candidate and getting paid and working for someone else he was hiding. >> it would have been fatal. >> to whom. >> flynn's ability or appointment to have assumed the national security adviser post. flynn would say, listen, i severed mid relationship with this client on november 18 before i was appointed. >> why didn't he tell everyone he was working for a foreign government. isn't the whole thing with draining the swamp and we don't have people getting paid by other interests. that's third world crap. you don't have people being paid by other governments working for us or working for a presidential candidate. he's on the payroll. >> i think it definitely gives -- >> $430,000 is a lot of money to be getting paid and not tell anyone you noticed it. did you notice that. i think you knew it. >> yes. i think there was a definite appearance problem. that probably contributed a lot. >> i would call it a reality

curt cochran was killed and his wife was injured. >> reporter: today the threat level in the uk is set at severe mean ago tack is highly likely for sometime. >> the attacker was known to intelligence services, theresa may says he was british born invest gated years ago by the m i-5, a place where people from all nationalities and cultures come to celebrate what it means to be free. and took out his rage indiscriminately against men, women and children. >> and adding he was not in the current intelligence picture. shortly after isis claimed responsibility saying he was a soldier of the islamic state and raids were held as the investigation continues, the top terrorism official announce that eight people were arrested in the six raids overnight. police believe he acted alone but little else is known about his identity. >> if you believe this attacker acted alone. >> the attack happening on the anniversary of the deadly attacks in brussels. stopping a lone wolf using such basic terror tactics could be virtually impossible. >> they claimed he was a soldier of the islamic state language tha

an american tourist, curt cochrane, was in london celebrating his wedding anniversary.rst aid but died from his injuries has been named as 52—year—old khalid masood from kent. with past convictions for minor criminal offences he was also once investigated for links to the extremist organisations. police from several forces launched simultaneous operations overnight in the midlands and in london. making it arrests in connection with the westminster attack. the enquiries in birmingham, london and other parts of the country are continuing. it is still oui’ country are continuing. it is still our belief, which is quite powerful oui’ our belief, which is quite powerful our investigation, that this attacker acted alone and was inspired by international terrorism. investigators are painstakingly piecing together the exact circumstances of what happened in and around parliament. in london and westminster generally, security has been visibly and significantly increased around what was already one of the most heavily protected areas of the capital. the importance of providing a b

feel completely safe knowing they aren't armed right now. >> we just want to dedicate this set to curtorter: the american tourist who was killed, all that's left for family and friends in salt lake city is a legacy to remember. as you can see, thomas, it's a beautiful day in central london and there's a lot of tourists around. it's hard to believe that there was a terror attack here just three days ago. >> matt bradley rs thanks so much. robin simcox specializes in terrorism and national security. good to have you with me. we know the uk prime minister said on thursday the attackers believed to have acted alone, but since then there have been a number of arrests in this investigation. 11 people. how do you make sense of that? could that be an indication he wasn't acting alone? >> after an event like this, it's no real surprise. it's quite common that the police will arrest known associates of his who may be on the -- also on the intelligence radar just because they will now be especially cautious and play it safe and speak to anyone they think may have information. who is charmed and w

. >> they were asia, curt cochran, lesley rhodes, and of course p.c. keith palmer. aim sure members across the house will join me in offering our deepens condolences to their friend and families. the police and security services investigation continues and two people have now been arrested and remain in custody. mr. speaker, this morning i had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others in addition to my duties in this house i'll have further such eetings later today. >> may i make herzegovina sentiments and since last week. may i also congratulate the prime minister and the government on today triggering article 50. i know this is a momentous action for the whole of the united kingdom. and while i like herself campaigned to stay in, we recognize that the people have poken and we offer the party sole support in showing the negotiations deliver the best the whole for the united kingdom and particularly to northern ireland. could i ask the prime minister to confirm in the extremely improbable event that a border poll should take place regarding the future of north

death and murdered ayshi ayshiayshia ayshia frade, a teacher and mother of two, with his karsh and curt cochran who was there for his wedding anniversary. she is injured and is still in the hospital. the injured came from 11 countries. among them, french high school students, south korean tourists, and a romanian architect. in this security camera video, as the car barreled along the sidewalk, she tumbles off the bride into the icy river. in parliament, politicians observed a minute of silence. message from prime minister theresa may. >> we are not afraid. and our resolve will never waiver in the face of terrorism. >> reporter: thousands of londoners gathered in trafalgar square for a vigil left by the city's muslim mayor sadiq khan. in part, they came to honor the dead, and in part to bolster solidarity. >> as you heard in elizabeth's story, kurt cochran, the american killed in london, was from utah. he and his wife were visiting her parents, family and friends are devastated. >> one of those guys, i mean, you know you want to be a friend with him in five minutes. and we have been -- >

curt cochran was from utah visiting london with his wife. they were celebrating their 25th wedding anniversary. cochran was walking along london's west minster bridge when investigators say 52-year-old khalid masud drove his car on the sidewalk and started mowing down people. well, cochran died. police shot and killed the suspect outside of particle lamb. isis is claiming he's one of their soldiers. >>> so you wack up to your car, there it is. clear as day sticking out like a sore trauma parking tick but it's just how many tickets were on one car in university city and how long that car had been sitting there. that's catching a lot of people's attention. as fox 29's chris o'connell reports, security could be a big issue here as well, chris? >> reporter: yeah, lucy, abandoned car many thought was a security risk is gone tonight here from university city. it was towed away from this parking spot after four months of being parked here. some ask why it took so long? with a thick coat of dirt covering the windshield and six parking tickets under

.> we are in the kitchen with a banana smoothie and frozen ohioe curt ofs could.ld we've been talkingbout international women's day and they're making something regardless of where you standand it's kind of interesting that's right. it's all about bringing awareness to gender air wases. lid days it will cost you 80 cents, men it will cost you guys a dollar. how are you doing in knowledge i'm good. thanks for having us.or h what is the commonsense smooth i. >> the commonsense smooth i is s really to bring attention, the kind of piggybacking off your last segment with attention to the wage gap that currently exist between what men makeke versus mom. there's a 20-cent difference, a dollar versus 80 cents.us 8 so in research with our companyy we also discovered that with thh world economic forum that it would be like 169 years or something that they're forecasting when the gap would actually be closed.osed >> right. > so we actually think thatat that's really a long time. >> that is a long time. > so we have our commonsensemm smooth i here. >> you're going to whip one up whip one up. > ar

the family held a news conference in london this morning, and they say curt and his wife, melissa, were on the last day of a european trip celebrating their 2 had 5th anniversary when he was killed on west minister bridge. melissa is in the hospital recovering from a broken leg and rib. >> she's recovering very well, and we're so pleased with the progress she's made. >> this has been a humbling and difficult experience, but we felt the love of so many people during these past several days. > authorities are digging into the suspect's past, he went on a rampage near parliament wednesday before being shot dead by police. >>> president trump looking for a fresh start and new strategy after a crushing defeat of the gop health care bill. the president blames democrats to conserve tifatives for faili repeal and replace. they are now moving on to another thorny issue, tax reform. the white house is looking to take a bigger leadership role this time instead of letting congress dictate specifics. it may have to alter the strategy and try to get some democratic support. >>> well, we have breaking

he is teaming up with curt anderson to write a satirical book on our new president. can't spell america without me. the tremendous inside story of my fantastic first year as president donald j. trump. penguin press says the book will be out in november. >> first of the year. 100 days in. >> the audio books, alec baldwin needs to voice it in the voice of donald trump. audio book, can you imagine how much money he'll rake in, right? >> now for the latest on the never ending oscar talk, the flub sunday night. both account anlts on each side of the stage with the envelopes, they won't be back. they've been fired and banned, actually, from working at the oscars. meanwhile our promoting little big shots, steve harvey who had his own flub when he announced the wrong miss universe back in 2015, he decided to weigh in on the ore doldeal. >> i was in vegas, but i got about 900 texts all at once. they sent me clips of it, and i just sat there with a warm smile on my face. i stood a whole year of oh, my god, how could he? that's the dumbest thing i've ever seen anybody -- he's a

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janetjoa said: those victims included curt cochran and his wife melissa cochran payne.hran payne. it had been theirfirst time in london, and their first ever visit outside the usa. they had been on a tour of europe to celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary. kurt was killed after being thrown from the bridge onto the pavement below. a single bunch of flowers marks where he fell. melissa suffered multiple injuries and is still in hospital. today, 13 members of theirfamily spoke publicly for the first time. from utah, they are a mormon family that have found strength in their faith. it is hard for most of us to imagine what it is like to lose somebody in this way. can you give us some sense somebody in this way. can you give us some sense of the impact on the family? i think it has brought us really close together. our family has always been close together and we have had wonderful times together. we just love and support each other so we just love and support each other so much and i think it makes it that much longer. none of us harbour any ill will or harsh feelings t

responsibility for the deadly terrorist attack in london yesterday, one american was among those killed curtan of utah, his wife melissa was seriously injured. british police have identified the racal islamist terrorist as 52-year-old khalid masood, masood was born in britain, known by a number of aliases with a languag a long criminal record, he was previouslies investigatedded for radical islamic ties. they are withholding a lot of information about him, british police arrested 8 people in connection to this attack. joining me now to assess what is happening the i islamic state threat in europe and here in united states, ktmcfarland. and delighted you took time to be with us today. i want to start, with what happened in london. and where we are in radical islamist terrorism, the fight again it as the islamic state has now taken credit for that strike. >> well, lou, you know there the tragedy of it all, yesterday, i chaired a 68 nation ministerial at state department with foreign secretaries of 68 nations while we were discussing. the coalition against isis, as we went around the room discu

curt, the media not telling it it's an aging bull market. the second largest in history. no rally has hit that 10-year mark without a drop. >> it's obvious things that go up come down. the market was look to for an excuse to panic last week. that's wait did, but it's coming back. i don't know everything going none the economy. but driving around i'm seeing a lot of help wanted signs. i'm feeling people are ready to have another run of good times after so much years of problems out there. i think there is some optimism there and with a pro business president like donald trump we are starting to seat consequences. last week there are always beautiful muchs in the road. liz: how realistic is the restart of healthcare? we are just 12 working daves until that budget ceiling fight. >> that's a great point. with the debt ceiling coming up pant failure of trump care in the house, it's shaky on whether or not congress will raise that ceiling again. i hope they do, and part of what you have may be seeing on wall street is skid tishness about what does trump cair mean and its failur

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curt cochran and his wife are celebrating in london when a terrorist ran them over with an suv. cochran, from the dmz, by the way, remains -- was killed. 11 other family members plan to hold a news conference today in london. autria: d.c. residents with concerns over local missing persons cases will have a chance to be heard. d.c. leaders have are people he said that there has been an increase in missing persons cases in the district, but the issue continues to be a hot topic on social media, people are now using the hashtag d.c. missing girls. >> we know that some of the information has been exaggerated, a we also know that one missing person is one too many. autria: police are searching for 10 missing boys and girls who have gone missing this year. hundreds of people from all over, gathering in los angeles to honor the lives of debbie reynolds and aria fischer area the hollywood mother daughter due to -- due out died just one day apart from each other in december. a public memorial was held filled with music, dance, family , and fans. >> they feel their lives with great accomp

curt levy. another question about the administrative state. i'll but what do you think are the prospects for -- since he's only one vote for real change. i mean, beyond sort of getting decisions, going the right way in close cases, something we could call change to the precedent where, you know, perhaps the court no longer cites chevron deference or when it does, it means something different. then, again, i realize you can't separate out completely what i said there with individual cases, but, again, something that we would really see as a titanic shift under gorsuch and perhaps one or two more trump appointees to the court. >> well, in a way, mike sort of answered that. i think what this -- what this one opinion signals is a very deep skepticism of agency activity. and if it is done right, and the courts start to maybe revive, throw a couple of statutes out, as a warning, to the congress, to get back down to basics, i think you could -- you could see a real revolution. i think there has been a revolution since i've been here. i've been here p

. -- curt, kirk live levy. another question about the administrative state. i would direct it at boyden. gorsuchkely that judge will be relatively good terms of deference or lack of difference i shoulday to executive agencies. what do you think are the prospects, since he is only one vote, for real change. and i mean beyond getting decisions, something that we can call change to the precedent where perhaps the court no longer cites the chevron deference or when it does, it means something different. but, again, i realize that we cannot out things differently, but again something that we would really see as a titanic shift under gorsuch and perhaps one or two more trump appointees to the court. in a way what this one , opinion signals is a deep skepticism of agency activity. and if it's done right and the courts start to may be revise -- throw some out as a warning to the congress to get back to the basics, i think you could see a real revolution. i think it's been a revolution since i have been here. i have been here longer than most of the people in this roo

his name is curt cochran. he and his wife were visiting london to celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary. the cochrans lived in utah. they were on their last stop during a tour of europe and were supposed to return to the u.s. today. a police officer and mother of two also died in the attack. >> the attacker is khalid masood, a 52-year-old man who was born in britain. masood wasn't part of any current terror investigation but he did have prior drcriminal convictions. british prime minister theresa may say police once investigated masood for extremist links but determined he wasn't a threat. police think masood was inspired by isis but acted alone. >>> d.c. police want you to take a close look at the man in this surveillance image. he's considered a person of interest in the murder of an artist who had been visiting our city for work. officers found corrine neil bound and stabbed in an apartment on h street. >>> take a look outside. you walk outside for lunch and you see that beautiful, beautiful sunshine, th

curt cochran graduated from ft. hill high school in cumberland maryland.is wife was seriously injured in that attack. british police are combing through thousands of items seized in searches across the country looking for clues. they're trying to figure out why khalid masood plowed his vehicle into people and whether he acted alone. >>> the story behind this poisoned house in arlington and why the county says it will stay there despite the neighbors' complaints. >> reporter: one of the girls missing from d.c. is back home after being gone for three days. the message she and her mother have for other families. >> there it is, the word we've all been waiting for, nice and warm for the weekend. >>> one of the most popular stories on our nbc app this week is about missing girls. our story debunks a fakeeport that 14 girls went missing from d.c. in just one day. d.c. police told us they're simply sharing missing person cases more often on social media. the center for missing and exploited children agrees there is no increase here. >> we're not see iing anything