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former cia counterterrorism analyst aki perrette in the washington post perspectives section parrots muses that given sean hannity's and fox and friends unadulterated influence on trump's twitter feed that if he were a spy a master in the employ of a hostile foreign service he'd devote some significant effort to penetrating one specific private institution fox news channel he goes on to lay out the aisle tactics those evil russian spies might use he writes a truly aggressive intelligence that would not just monitor what's being said on the network it would target the on air talent as well as the folks behind the scenes who make the network's programming possible this might range from opening friendly contacts with these employees to outright recruitment. now i tell you hawk watchers this this this is this is truly truly disturbing news i mean i thought i thought it was my job and our t.v. job to spread the evil russian info. and so across the lands now deep state intelligence community influences are influencers are telling me that box and news may be the compromised russian propagandists.

and i'm going she mused. so. you know if they want to walk you know wanted. as they get close to the buddha the enjoined by hundreds of other refugees. very serious issues it is. going to. be i didn't even. really. know you. but soon enough another problem is exactly what they face in the grounds of a local mosque they try and do a deal with albanian smugglers for the next leg of the trip the prices are extortionate and competition between traffickers is famous as the mood turns nasty the smugglers start to fight among themselves. i'm. sorry. but i doubt. our. power. in serbia they can at least use public transport but as might fools they realize that's not the end of their troubles. my. son my. daughter was. going to six hours. i'm not. going to go on doing thank. you. very very much. i. would love. to be more. gina to be more troops i'll be one of a mother to look what are they on the. phone book and don't want that to feel be your loss of a loss that we're going to. put forth of all subsidies and why didn't the command feed bill of one hundred of the. a go

metro but now the unions representing the train drivers say it's inspiring out of control dealers and muses including those taking crack cocaine a new god thing what they've doing. lighting up metro drivers is so fearful of attacks at some stations many are choosing to longer stock their survive more for survive more quickly is very dangerous and it's terrifying if you can range from a simple punch to people using nails and knives at. stations like marks and market a year are especially troubled druggy says come here for their daily fix and gangs have taken over. the problem is very dangerous for both the metro workers and for the commuters it's even more dangerous they are targets of fast i've seen more than one hundred attacks take place. within minutes of arriving if mark's door metro station we witnessed what looks like a drug deal the man with his back to the camera has just arrived with a bag of hand he was the platform stopping and exchanging some packages with people and then he left with his bag empty this seems to be the new normal. there are lots of drug users and i think that wi

finally tonight, the announcement of a snow day is like muse i think to the ears of students.music to their ears. ♪ ♪ >> that is chad ca dell, the principal at union point academy in burlington, kentucky. there is video of him closing the snow day. he says it's meant to be comic relief for the parents who are sometimesometimes stressed out w days. castle is next. "action news" continues at 6:00 tomorrow morning with nydia han, gray hall and chris sowers. i'm walter perez. have a great night. see you back here tomorrow. ♪ ♪ new tv, new speakers, netflix. this is going to be the place for binge watching, ladies. is it, ladies? don't get me wrong, you have killer tech mrs. d,

pat lawson muse, thank you. the timing could not be worse for the thomas fire that is now the largest in california history. three people were killed in that fair. hundreds of homes were lost. more than 280,000 acres burned. that's bigger than all of new york city. the thomas fire is still technically burning. >>> our coverage continues now with chief meteorologist doug kammerer who is going to tell us how it's going to have a direct impact on our weather. is it bringing the same amount of raih damage? >> no, it's not. it's going to be extremely beneficial. we really need to see some rain and california needs to say that rain, too. not like that and not in that same area. now, for us, it will bring warmer temperatures and you already see the warmer numbers down to our south and west. 43 in d.c. notice what is happening, 69 in jackson. the warmer air is moving our way into the area on friday. you can see the storm coming through the rockies with some snowfall back towards parts of the colorado rocky theas and th

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she's already in custody, which mused -- means she'll get credit for time served. >> that's not justice that's -- you got a slap on the hand. >> reporter: married to and alameda county deputy. the da's office says that has nothing to do with the case. they say they charged vehicular manslaughter based on the evidence. >> just like numerous, numerous other cases in the bay area. >> reporter: she was arrested a third time for being drunk in public. now the family says lobby to change the ui sentencing guidelines. >> with every ounce in my body, i'm going to try to make it happen in his honor. >>> let's turn to our weather. a live look from our mountain cam. clear skies mean a good view of the city. >> you see the winds blowing the camera around. let's get a check with our meteorologist. >> we have chilly conditions in- store to start off your we can. look at the temperatures. fairfield, you are 3 degrees already. it is going to be a cold night. take a look at what's going to happen. those temperatures are going to tumble as we head towards tomorrow morning. there will be many areas that w

and for my mom to enjoy -- the deliciousness of movement and musing at the abbey is thrilling. >> yes way. that remeix of ain't no mountai high enough. miss ross', diamond diana, legacy collection in stores friday. class ek muic music. back with us now. with another woman, a diva and mogul. tyra banks. >> she's on a mission after taking a season off from hosting "america's next top model." she's back. looking to rewrite the rule book on beauty. >> how does it feel to be back? >> mama's back. and happy to be back. i tend to like to retire and walk away in the sunset and go, i'm done. you know, with victoria's secret, i had the scepter in my hand and i said, bye. i tried to do that here. >> no. >> no, it didn't work. social media was like, [ bleep ]. you can say that on tv, right? >> reporter: her return means big changes. expect a more diverse group of models. and contestants over the age of 27. >> we have girls in their 30s. girls in their 40s. >> more curvy girls. >> more than ever. we have a girl that has alopecia. no hair on her head. >> reporter: another change, having nearly 2-ye

in austria i'm here with chris and others from the my travel muse who will be skiing for the past. i'm in a life and what better place to learn not the largest series are in austria but we're also going to be showing you things to do with this news on and without ok let's check it out. so let's see how kristen is performing. it's looking good so far. you know it's a cool thing about skiing you getting on top of all these beautiful mountains and you have this view. crystal on the first day of school and. like. her and her son how you doing swell so well. all right next thing on our list is night let me just some real fun to go to sleep. again today we are hoping to send this is a big one hotspot we're going to get this one to try. to plug in their. time. in their own lives and that's a good sign but the most fun part is this you. put the most awesome thing up doing all these faults is you make up for the food you eat up to do it. so we in this day. with a torch walk. through from the c.d.c. said good. night it has fallen over upon some unplugs which means it's cocktail so. there are

maybe just musing outloud about if he and get rid of rod rosenstein. this memo that may be released as soon as this week details alleged abuses or things that rod rosenstein did that republicans on the hos didn't like. this gets to the issue of loyalty which apparently robert pu mueller is probing inside. the president wants loyalty to make sure he doesn't get in trouble with the investigation. we all want people loyal to us. >> every president wants that. >> when does it cross a line? >> people are concerned about the issue of abuse of power if it crosses the line into really a concerted effort inside the executive branch to obstruct a criminal investigation. i think, look -- i know rod rosenstein very well. he's a professional on the order of magnitude of robert mueller. presidents want to in frustration get rid of people all the time. they understand in the political process, well you have the power to do those things if you start firing people as he found out in firing jim comey it has political consequence. >> he apparently's been calling the demo

she's already in custody, which mused -- means she'll get credit for time served. >> that's not justiceot a slap on the hand. >> reporter: married to and alameda county deputy. the da's office says that has nothing to do with the case. they say they charged vehicular manslaughter based on the evidence. >> just like numerous, numerous other cases in the bay area. >> reporter: she was arrested a third time for being drunk in public. now the family says lobby to change the ui sentencing guidelines. >> with every ounce in my body, i'm going to try to make it happen in his honor. >>> let's turn to our weather. a live look from our mountain cam. clear skies mean a good view of the city. >> you see the winds blowing the camera around. let's get a check with our meteorologist. >> we have store to start off your we can. look at the temperatures. fairfield, you are 3 degrees already. it is going to be a cold night. take a look at what's going to happen. those temperatures are going to tumble as we head towards tomorrow morning. there will be many areas that will be near freezing. live doppler sev

the lineup for this year's festival, bruno mars will headline along with the killers and muse. billy idol will also perform. >>> kari will come back with a look at the forecast. >> the heaviest rain moved off toward the east. as we get a look at our day planner, getting the day started in campbell, mid-50s. we see the temperatures holding steady in the mid-50s with times of rain. we will talk about what's ahead as this moves out and another one moves in. that's coming up. >>> moving across the san mateo bridge is smooth but the roadways are slick. look at the sheen on the roads. this is the san mateo bridge. i have a note from chp regarding the bay bridge coming up. >>> is your dog acting strange? he could be sick whach. what a veterinarian has been seeing that could be scary. >>> welcome back to you on this rainy, drizzly tuesday morning. be careful getting an early start. you are looking at live pictures of san rafael. >> it is watering all my plants for me. very effective. >> definitely. >> stop bragging about your weeds. >> i had gigantic cracks in my yard. hopefully, it wi

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these muse -- musicians i work with, and our collaborative effort produced some of the best records in code orange was there, was definitely that. >> what exactly does it take to be part of the select few who are up for a prestigious award? the albumn making process takes patience. >> usually from 10:00 to 9:00 in here together just grinding for 11 hours a day collaborating, tracking, pre proking, then back up mixing in my mix rig between 12:00 and 3:00, 4:00 a.m. and back here at 10:00. >> during that time it is about the finer detail. >> we do drums. we do bales. we do ton of guitar tracks. we do ton of local tracks, you know, we work on it. >> most of the time it takes month. from start to finish, from pre pro through the end of the mix >> the final part is the most difficult. >> then we spend weeks and weeks and weeks mixing it and putting all, you know, basically on track, ingredient , until the mix kind of cooking it together and making, plate ago dish. >> pat gallen, cbs 3, " eyewitness news". >> hard work pays off. well, james cord on hoses the 60 annual grammy awards, don't mi

you know you have to get used to sharing again you have to get used to cooking your i muse again when you came in i guess you didn't have no things now i had. the clothes on the back when i when i came here i had a pair of jeans. a pair of trainers with holes in that was a kind hit with without the opportunity if these guys given that to me are very nice where i would be. i don't weeks as quick. very. single so. i. want to. do something with the doing script we moved. he was on the streets new prison from the age of eighteen he's going to show me some of his old haunts. the old. home of the. white. castle he's not in it. yet he says he sees this is the school yet welcome so the school this is here to see where i still reside. as you can say you know there's makeshifts just be careful where you take guys. as a. little bit careful yeah yeah definitely want to go straight forward but you know what you're more welcome to if you wish but you know there's a makeshift beds you can see people's bedrooms this is people's belongings these people with the stuff in the cold in here he says oh peo

the president musing about this, at least according to some of those near him. here's what they said at the time. let's listen. >> there was a basis upon which there was a question raised that raised the kind of issues that are serious, as in the situation with james comey. the president has authority to take action, whether he would do it is ultimately a decision the president makes. >> he's considering perhaps terminating the special counsel. i think he's weighing that option. i think it's pretty clear by what one of his lawyers said on television recently. >> so there's a big gap between weighing that option, and ordering that to occur, as you're now reporting out. what struck you and what's changed? how has the climate changed that these sources are comfortable detailing this? >> these are things the special counsel has learned about in the past few months as they have interviewed white house officials about what's gone on, how the president dealt with the russia investigation, the firing of comey, and the white house has allowed, and given full transparency

that isn't like -- bannon muses about it. look, i remember people laughing in 1991 when people floated pat buchan buchanan. noble quite believed it. anybody is possible. >> anything is possible because donald trump create add space for that to happen. ban knows that and how he takes advantage is what we're seeing play out now. >> a lot to unpack on the book. spent most time on bannon and russia. more russia in a minute. much more on this including the bomb bombshell book and what it means going forward. you don't want to miss my next interview, after this. when i first got on ancestry i was really surprised that i wasn't finding all of these germans in my tree. i decided to have my dna tested through ancestry dna. the big surprise was we're not german at all. 52% of my dna comes from scotland and ireland. so, i traded in my lederhosen for a kilt. ancestry has many paths to discovering your story. get started for free at ancestry.com. looking for a hotel that fits... whoooo. ...your budget? tripadvisor now searches over... ...

travs de las protesta no violenta --continuando en el mismo tema, la re-nombrada abogada ''frankie muse''.. quien luch para acabar con la dis-criminacion racial en la vivienda publica en ''missouri''...falleci este fin de semana a la edad de 101 aÑos.. --''freeman'' fue la primera mujer en tomar cargo de la comision nacional de derechos civiles en mil-964.. --su efigie en el paseo de la fama de los derechos civiles en atlanta, es conocida como ''frankie freedom'.. --- un tiroteo dej a un hombre entre la vida y la muerte en san francisco... --- la balacera se report hoy, a eso de las 4 y 40 de la madrugada en la cuadra 300 de la calle "mason" en el vecindario tenderloin... --- la polica inform que estan analizando la evidencia y no han realizado ningn arresto en este caso. --- testigos dicen escucharon los disparos y vieron a una persona huyendo de la escena. --- en oakland... un conductor se estrell contra la valla de un refugio de animales y se dio a la fuga... --- esto, ocurri la madrugada de hoy en el albergue "rocket dog rescue" ubicado en el bulevar foothill... --- el chfer abandon

the guy just came over to muse to me in charge of this book. the story goes back to two thousand and three when eve bouvier met the russian billionaire a close friend of prince albert. is the owner of the soccer club monaco. movie and rebuild of love hit it off immediately. they are at a costume party on the billionaire's private greek island. for ten years eve movie help his friend put together an exceptional collection of paintings and sculptures as compiled in this catalogue. he acquired works by rudy giuliani. go gun. down. and even leonardo da vinci. plus some picasso's. in zero thirty eight works for the mind boggling sum of just over one billion eight hundred million dollars. but their friendship would come to a brutal end during a meeting in monaco in february two thousand and fifteen eve bouvier's attorney david b. don't explains. the many of us obviously not all here. but we. know that corky. industry. they all do appear other people should be table of live in the us for. christ so i don't have a case that just appears. to keep quite

the latest happened on the musee river in south sumatra.olice say the captain survived but has disappeared and they're investigating whether the bolt should have been carrying passengers. ref a report. reporter: search teams approaching the wreckage of a bolt which capsized on thursday carrying 55 people on board. 1 are known to have died, their bodies washing along the river in south sumatra but many are -- more are still missing, including the captain. police are investigating whether the boat was sea worthy. three days earlier, another boat capsized, killing nine of those on board. that was traveling between two islands on borneo. essential but fatal accidents are common here. in july last year, eight people drowned on the same route under similar circumstances. and on new year's dale in 2016, a tourist bolt caught fire carrying 250 holiday makers celebrating the new year. 23 people died. with 17,000 islands in indonesia's archipelago, people rely on bolts every day but the industry has a patchy safety record. police are now investigatin

i'm erika gonzalez in for pat lawson muse.bc 4 is committed to furthering the dialogue on mental health. in fact, five years ago we started the initiative "changing minds" to take the stigma out of the subject. today we are talking specifically about children and their mental health. joining me is karen duffy, the division director of youth and family services at every mind and piper phillips caswell, president and ceo of phillips. ladies, thank you for joining us. we appreciate it. this is a delicate, it is a sensitive topic, mental health and specifically dealing with our children. before we dive into things, would you explain to our viewers a little bit organizations and what you all do, the services to the community that you all provide? karen, would you like to start? >> sure. every mind is an organization that's been in montgomery county for about 60 years, and we provide community and school-based interventions in terms of mental health and social services. we provide education and advocacy on particular issues that aff

metro but now the unions representing the train drivers say it is spiraling out of control dealers and muses including those taking crack cocaine a new god thing what they've doing. lighting up metro drivers is so fearful of attacks at some stations many are choosing to longer stop there a survivor more force of i'm not pro quo is very dangerous and it's terrifying if it can range from a simple punch to people using nails knives or. stations like marks door and market a year are especially troubled druggy says come here for their daily fix and gangs have taken over for problem of. the problem is very dangerous for both the metro workers and for the commuters it's even more dangerous they are targets of fast i've seen more than one hundred attacks take place. within minutes of arriving in mark's door metro station we witnessed what looks like a drug deal the man with his back to the camera has just arrived with a bag in hand he walked the platform stopping and exchanging some packages with people and then he left with his bag empty this seems to be the new normal. there are lots of drug users

even to him i always wanted to perform musings from very different commands is. fishy that accompanies that and the help me get that i think i have something to sam investors because i understand what composes money is as the company stand by and i've always tried to delve deeply into the music and find out what the moral of the piece in more out it tells us stick us to bring all that out and present it to the audience. house simple because so given. sash really was born in the georgian capital tbilisi and nine hundred ninety three by the time she was six she already knew that she wanted to be a pianist in twenty eleven she made her first trip to weimar german city where her favorite composer france list once lived and worked here she won the france list competition for young pianists and decided to study with grigori grossman. mario harper who had been the go to i've had to alter my teaching a little from our in all of this is there are lots of us and often things which seem obvious and good to me aren't so excessive over her that get the converse leave things t

density of the inclusiveness you don't come if it's going to have you love talking straight to your muse to make the citizens feel the government is why bring players. we return to delay era and the cotton farmers in the state of gujarat. their village is one of the. standing in the way of the world's biggest infrastructure project. they too are afraid of losing their home forever. almost half the population of india lives from farming. and yet i agree culture only accounts for around twelve percent of india's economic output. the government wants to redress that imbalance less agriculture and more industry is the goal. in may have had some kind of an introductory meeting with farmers from the twenty two religions that are affected by the. project and because they signed their presence in that meeting that their attendance in that meeting that was taken to be consent . so the families have all basically been really upset about this form of you know showing consent whereas in reality the consent was never really taken. to the cousin farm is one to show us the area that there are to be rea

teaching them to enjoy muse and i can one another and harmony and peace and love. ♪ >> reporter: in therit of dr. king, the donations collected here tonight are going to an orphanage in africa, an organization that fights human trafficking here in the east bay. >> a special day in this country, thank you. >>> the rare shutdown of the 101 freeway will last at least another week. it's still muddy and dangerous near santa barbara. this is specifically in montecito. take a look, 101 buried underneath all that mud. crews are working 24/7 to remove boulders, trees, and crushed cars from the freeway. the water has receded enough to allow those workers to begin scraping away mud from the asphalt. mud that's several feet deep in many places. this stems from last week's mudslides which killed 20 people. four people are still missing. >>> a few spotty showers moving in right now on the doppler radar. how much is left for tomorrow morning's commute? plus when the heaviest rain is expected this week. >>> also coming up, a thrilling trip that went horribly wrong. the popular south bay coach presumed

you know what, katie, i always think at least the acoustics are there, so if they had any muse take woulded out pretty well. >> yes indeed, i'm absolutely in agreement one. while you stay went off without a hitch, at leagues they did get hitched. >> (laughing). >> thank you for laughing. hopefully someone is laughing at home. man, i feel like any jokes i have lately are falling real flat. thank you foreign dull edge me , jim. storm scan3, very quiet right now all-in-all. do have high pressure on our side. one little sliver every showers crossing over the red river valley way off to the west. we eventually will see some wet weather move in, though, as early as tomorrow night. so, high pressure is yelding to another frontal boundary, then as we look forward, eventually pretty decent dip in the jet stream here allowing very cold air to sing in, so this is getting into the first days of february, sort of just a look down the road here, now, you don't want to see the darker shades reach us, but starting to at least get into some of the darker blue territory, up toward the poconos, looking ahea

i have to get used to cook here i mused again when you came in i guess you didn't know any now i had. the clothes on the back when i when i came here i had a pair of jeans all. pair of trainers with holes in that was a kind hit with without the opportunity if these guys given that to me are very nice where i. go on weeks. very. little. is. the doing script. he was on the streets prison from the age of eighteen he going to show me some of his old it's. a little old. home of the. white. castle he's not in it. yet he says he sees this is the school yeah welcome to the school this is here you see where i still reside. as you can say you know there's makeshifts just be careful where you take guys. yeah yeah definitely want. you know where you're more welcome to if you wish but you know there's a makeshift beds you can see people's bedrooms this is people's belongings these people with the stuffy look cool in here he says oh people's belongings you can say there's actually. you know a proper bed down there you know i my love mine is still very. well. i'm now in the understanding that there'

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. >> it is special because of rap muse you can. this is what got me on the stage, support my family and all that. >> reporter: also earning three grammys chris staple ton, including country album of the year, while alicia cara won best artist. it was not all awards. white roses on the red carpet, support for the me too, and time's up movement which carried into the show. >> we come in peace, but we mean business. [cheering and applauding] >> reporter: and extended into an emotional performance. ♪ ♪ 66 >> reporter: joined on stage by a chorus of women for her empowerment anthem, praying. but politics also brought laughs. artists reading from the best seller fire and fury, included a cameo from hillary clinton. the night's biggest statement, though, bruno mars domination of grammy's return to new york. mark barber, nbc news. >> we're now one day away from president trump delivering his first state of the union. he is set to take the podium on capitol hill and address the nation in one of the most watched political events of the year.

we have fans looking up watching that tell cast, they are broadcasting from muse mountain add venture gulf, that is right a full balloon adventure park in this mall. as for sunday eagles hope it is an adventure but one they will enjoy. some players were asked what they might be feeling on that particular moment, when they hit the field, here's nick foles. >> a little bit but then i zoom back in and focus on right now because i don't want to get ahead of myself. there is a lot to do to prepare for the game on sunday i want to focus on now and when i step on that field i'm as prepared as i can be to play the game. >> nick just has to be himself he doesn't have to try to be a hero. he doesn't have to try to, you know, i he just has to be himself and that is enough. >> reporter: all eyes are on nick foles, some people seem to believe he has to be other worldly to beat tom braidly. his teammates say that is not the case. nick, do you. do what you do and we can walk out of here with a w. we are live at the mall of america, now, let's go to jessica. >> don, thanks very much for that update.

metro but now the unions representing the train drivers say it's inspiring out of control dealers and muses including those taking crack cocaine a new role god thing they've doing. lighting up metro drivers is so fearful of attacks at some stations many are choosing to long to stop there a survivor more for survive more quickly is very dangerous and it's terrifying if you can range from a simple punch to people using nails knives or. stations like marks and masquerade a year or especially troubled druggies as come here for their daily fix and gangs have taken over. the problem is very dangerous for both the metro workers and for the commuters it's even more dangerous they are targets of fast i've seen more than one hundred attacks take place. within minutes of arriving at mark's door metro station we witnessed what looks like a drug deal the man with his back to the camera has just arrived with a bag in hand he was the platform stopping and exchanging some packages with people and then he left with his bag empty this seems to be the new normal. there are lots of drug users and i think that

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. >> and i'm susan hogan in for pat lawson muse. it is brutal out there. gloves, the hood, anything you can find. temperatures barely got into the 20s and that is before you fact for in the wind chill. >> when it's this cold some of the water mark haines belins un streets can't take it. it didn't take long for the water to turn into ice on those streets. >> the cold has turned deadly in milwaukee where it is only 5 degrees above 0. the cold is blamed for two deaths. a third man was found dead outside a church in detroit where it was well below 0 this morning. what is coming next for us as many of you head back to work and back to school tomorrow? >> storm team4 working for you on that this afternoon. let's start things off in the storm center. doug is tracking this bitter cold. doug, what's the world? >> guys, cold has been the word the last cup many of days, continues to be the word. we're going to get a little bit of of a break and then even colder, yeah, colder than we've been the last couple of days. take a look now at the wind chill. this is the wind

my family and i will pray for them because he mused. so orthodox christians all over the world are getting ready to celebrate christmas whereas the majority of the west has already begun to wrap up the holiday season and here were in full swing. we're just looking at pictures live pictures from different parts of the orthodoxy around the world as you're speaking also of course from the christ the savior phaedra as well jackie thanks very much for let's just keep looking a little bit longer those pictures because you're seeing these from i believe inside the christ the savior cathedral in central moscow a lot of people will have been there of course are watching this broadcast or maybe you're thinking of a trip there well this is one of the most spiritual days of the year and our correspondent. on surrogate brown from the russian icon museum will talk us through some of the service. we are still remembering to date so well you know it's a great question mark of the summer we will remember it's going to be one hundred years. since this ar

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