the roger maris building being broken into. >> those items almost impossible to sell in the open market. most likely they stay hidden private collectors. >> they probably have a safe room in their house. they have a vault. they go in and watch their sports games and it is their personal enjoyment. >> and he said the market is so hospital. he henlts about someone new who wants to get in on it. >> i'm andrea day for neatly business ro, "nightly business report." >> are you planning on flying this spring is this 145 million travellers are expected to take a flight in march or april. why so many are taking off and what they should expect when they board that flight. >> if you're traveling this spring, pack little extra patience. there will be more people than ever flying. nearly 90,000 more every day. the crowded planes ask airports. this tens the friend has pushed the number of people flying on u.s. airlines to an all time high topping $800 million last year. why are so many taking to the skies? well, consumer confidence is at an all time high. special when i the economy gaining strength w

roger brumback and his wife mary. 2:19 p.m., on the day the brumbacks were last known to be alive someone had tried to break into the home of a third creighton pathologist, dr. channda bewtra. >> and, of course, because of her position, again, we're right back to creighton university and specifically right back to the pathology training program. we believed that that incident as well could be related. >> somebody's gone to war against the creighton pathology department. >> it would appear that way. >> reporter: detective derek mois and his team had searched creighton's personnel files before, after the murders in the hunter home. they'd found a fascinating person of interest, dr. michael belenky. but he had an alibi, and it seemed the creighton connection was a dead end. now they looked again. and this time they went further back in time. and the second time around, from deep in the files of creighton's pathology department, a new name emerged from back in 2001, dr. anthony garcia. >> he'd been a resident in the creig

people like tumotru scott and mary raunler rogers who has a building named affher and talking about what needed to be done in the community. in the ingleside, it bookman and will reno. in the barber shop he cut a lot of hair but also gave a lot of good advise and organized the community. i always like to share with you the woman that i think is epetmize the leadership style and appreciate and that is unbought and unbossed shirly chizm. fanny lou hameer. these are woman. they are like my folks who didn't have a lot of money but they had good value jz they told me you love god with your heart and soul and you will give back. you will serve other people. you will get a education and take the education and not only enhance yourself but enhance others too. i want to point there are two other people not standing here but are marvelous, culynneia olson who i'm sure supervisor safai knows well. thank you for your wonderful work and my michael fobs. most know that i also am the chair of the crc for the shipyard and mica is our director of cac for the shipyard site office. you remember mica becaus

people like tumotru scott and mary raunler rogers who has a building named affher and talking about what needed to be done in the community. in the ingleside, it bookman and will reno. in the barber shop he cut a lot of hair but also gave a lot of good advise and organized the community. i always like to share with you the woman that i think is epetmize the leadership style and appreciate and that is unbought and unbossed shirly chizm. fanny lou hameer. these are woman. they are like my folks who didn't have a lot of money but they had good value jz they told me you love god with your heart and soul and you will give back. you will serve other people. you will get a education and take the education and not only enhance yourself but enhance others too. i want to point there are two other people not standing here but are marvelous, culynneia olson who i'm sure supervisor safai knows well. thank you for your wonderful work and my michael fobs. most know that i also am the chair of the crc for the shipyard and mica is our director of cac for the shipyard site office. you remember mica becaus

roger and their two cats died from carbon monoxide poisoning. remaining units inspected several times and declared safe. marie is not convinced. are you nervous staying here? >> on and off. i try not to turn on the heater too much. >> i think it's strange they can't find the source. >> reporter: that neighbor is right. police investigation never found the source so the city is giving the owner 15 days to hire an engineer to find the source and report back. meanwhile neighbors don't think anybody should be living here. >> i wouldn't for all the tea in china, would you? >> reporter: in berkeley cornell bernard, abc7 news. >>> getting a clear indication tonight of the scope of sexual harassment on uc campuses. public records request determined that more than 100 employees were disciplined in sexual harassment cases. 26 cases at uc san francisco. the most. and 58% of the complaints by staff members. inappropriate comments to sexual assaults. >>> city of san jose declared a local emergency since flooding. first step in applying for federal and state aid. had a meeting to discuss response and mayor said will meet with landlords to s

roger and their two cats died from carbon monoxide poisoning. remaining units inspected several times and declared safe. marie is not convinced. are you nervous staying here? >> on and off. i try not to turn on the heater too much. >> i think it's strange they can't find the source. >> reporter: that neighbor is right. police investigation never found the source so the city is giving the owner 15 days to hire an engineer to find the source and report back. meanwhile neighbors don't think anybody should be living here. >> i wouldn't for all the tea in china, would you? >> reporter: in berkeley cornell bernard, abc7 news. >>> getting a clear indication tonight of the scope of sexual harassment on uc campuses. public records request determined that more than 100 employees were disciplined in sexual harassment cases. 26 cases at uc san francisco. the most. and 58% of the complaints by staff members. inappropriate comments to sexual assaults. >>> city of san jose declared a local emergency since flooding. first step in applying for federal and state aid. had a meeting to discuss response and mayor said will meet with landlords to s

phil mudd, mary katherine ham, dana bash, and mike rogers, kiersten powers, paul bigala and jack kingstonchairman rogers, you know the house intelligence committee quite well as former chairman. what did you make of today's hearing? >> i thought it was a swing and a miss for a couple of problems. one, we never talked about why the russians engaged in any way, shape, or form in an operation to influence american election, it was a bad idea. the democrats took their track of laying out in the court of public opinion why they felt certain trump officials were guilty and trump was guilty, that wasn't the purpose of the hearing. and the republicans spent a lot of time talking about the leaks themselves. so i thought it was a real loss to the american public, where they could have been schooled or educated or at least exposed to information that they might not be familiar with about how aggressive the russians have been and are. >> there were some questions about sort of russian strategy, disinformation and things like that. >> clearly, if you look at the news cycle, that was not the news, that

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marie. >> hena daniels here in new york. thank you so much, hena. >>> ahead on "cbs this morning," we will speak with longtime trump adviser roger stone whose name camep repeatedly in yesterday's house intelligence committee hearing. >>> this morning, president trump is scheduled to meet with republican lawmakers to press for passage of the house gop plan to replace obamacare. the house is expected to vote on the plan thursday for passage is not certain last night, in hopes of winning support, republican leaders unveiled 43 pages of proposed changes. it potentially would give more generous tax credits to older americans. older and disabled medicaid beneficiaries would get larger benefits while curbing future medicaid growth. >>> well, members the senate judiciary committee will begin questioning president trump's nominee to the supreme court. neil gorsuch. gorsuch said he's been a neutral and independent judge and tried to distance himself from politics. >> we sometimes hear judges cynically described as politicians in robes seeking to enforce their own politics rather than trying to follow the law impartially, if i thought that were true i'd hang up

marie. president trump will hold another campaign-style rally, this time in kentucky. this time it's not over fbi director james comey but security director marriage rogers will testify over russia's involvement in the 2016 election as well as president trump's unproven claim that trump tower was bugged. mike rogers takes the hot seat this morning over the 2016 utd presidential election. >> i think there are a few things i'm hoping to hear first, whether americans will be investigated for cooperating or conspiring with russians who interferined with our elections second, the scope of the investigation, and third, a time lite toward resolving it. >> this is over claims that president obama wiretapped trump tower during the 2016 campaign. >> that's a terrible accusation to make. of course, it's not true, so let's just grow up. >> they have yesterday to uncover any proof of the president's claim. others are holding out for more information. >> i'd like to first get to the bottom of this before saying what should be done. i don't know the president trump's assertion on this. >> she says we have to goat the bottom. there's nothing at the bomb. >> also at the