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beth's colletti is the senior vice president for worldwide human resources at amazon. they are going to be interviewed by nikki waller from the wall street journal. please welcome them. [applause] we are going to do some case studies, and we have a short amount of time. quickly, let's bring everybody up to speed. first, beth, everybody here caught the headlines about the $7 million amazon plans to spend to upscale workers. to us a quick overview. facts,ou got the basic $700 million, 100,000 workers over the next six years. aggregation of a series of different upscaling programs, starting with fulfillment center workers. our front-line workers where we give them a program where they prepay even before they start their classes, 90% of tuition and books so that they can learn skills in things like medical things that will train them for jobs outside of amazon purity is a unique program because we realize that amazon may be one step in their career path. in addition, we have programs like our machine learning they take, where software developers and they recognize that mac

partners, michelle fishback, minnesota, nancy mace, south carolina, beth dine, i'm sorry, death, from texas, this, ladies and gentlemen, is the squad. to you, first, jessica. why do you do this? >> we did this because we need a new generation of conservative s who can go with ao c and her squad and they are absolutely brain washing the younger generations of this country. a socialistic believe in free stuff, conservatives believe in freedom and we have to get that message out. stuart: can i just throw this out to all four of you. which policies are you pushing for that would be conservative policies, i'll start first with you. >> i think what we're facing is rising healthcare costs and not seeing solutions and there are solutions out there. i think we're looking at borders right now that we're not looking at solutions to actually close them or to provide protections for all the loopholes where you've got folks coming in, with drug cartels, human trafficking we're not doing any of those things, and it's simple things, like infrastructure. we've got a collapsing

jillian: 20 seconds to go, jenny beth, final word to you. >> congressman al green made a huge gaffe inid what many democrats know is true and they were just afraid to say, he said that they had to impeach the president because he was afraid if they didn't impeach the president he would be reelected, i'm not quoting word for word there but that's what democrats are doing right now, they are trying to impeach the president because they know they can't compete against his record. jillian: all right, jenny beth martin and mustaffa, thank you very much for joining us, have a good day. rob: 5 minutes after the hour, talk about low blow, retailer that made santa's naughty list for this ugly christmas sweater, we will explain coming up. [laughter] ♪ liberty biberty- cut. we'll dub it. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ . . ♪ jillian: good morning, welcome back. time for the the good, the bad, and the ugly. first up the good. a priceless moment when a baby born death hears her parent

let's talk about elizabeth warren, beth. what's happened there? >> yeah. well, she really peaked sort of late september, early october. then she went and gave -- talked about or really sort of hit in a debate about medicare for all. and she decided that she needed to step forward with a comprehensive plan how to pay for it. it seemed just after she made that declaration, we saw her polling really fall off. whether it was because of the specifics of the payment for the medicare for all, which seemed hard to -- the math was going to be hard to add up. or just simply the fact that she had yoked her candidacy to something so controversial, people started to get a little nervous. here's the thing. people talk about her and sanders as sort of occupying the same space. she also occupies space with pete buttigieg. she occupies space with amy klobuchar. there is lots of sort of overlaps with them as well. so when she started to look a little less of a sure thing, people started to look at those other candidates. pete buttigieg, amy k

3rd his name 22 year-old clayton clayton beth, 3rd.le, tennessee. he was one of the people killed in that double stabbing his friend was also killed in the 3rd was the other victim in addition to the 23 year-old man they've already identified police are looking for another 2 people to question cj beth 3rd instead of playing on saturday night he found about found out about it on saturday morning took a plane back to nashville. after the game, the team sent their condolences to the entire family. he's a terrible thing to happen to such an incredible family credible >>known for 8 i'm a little brother to me so. now in his death of her siege and that and i'm just so have done for them such a great family cj or for 3 years >>is good as any person i've been around their family is unbelievable. i never got a chance to meet clay, but all no one else parents are cj is known something told me about him. was a unbelievably special person. >>according to police in nashville, the stabbings appeared to be the result about an argument over a woman tha

>>of clayton beth 3rd, he is the younger brother of the 49 ers backup quarterback c j beth, 3rd. another man was also stabbed this is a mug shot here. the police have released of the suspect the man they're looking for michael mosley police also released this surveillance photo of mostly the night of the stabbing in nashville. metro police there say they've charged him with 2 counts of criminal homicide or they would like to catch him and charge him with these counts and also one count of attempted criminal homicide, the 23 year-old is accused of attacking. clayton beth 3rd and another man outside of that nashville bar early saturday morning. police there say mosley has a violent criminal past. >>he is a convicted felon a convicted of violent crimes. >>we consider him to be a danger to the community. we are asking everyone to please be on the lookout for him that his friends or relatives have seen him or his friends or relatives are for whatever reason hiding him or harboring him, we urge them to call us immediately. they let us know where michael mosley is. >>police say it appea

clayton beatherd, the younger brother of 49ers quarterback cj beth third. >>> a holiday crackdown on drivers who are under the influence of drugs or alcohol, what the highway patrol says will make roads more dangerous this christmas. >>> thieves busted with 100 stolen packages in their van, what led investigators to them in the first place. [ electrical buzzing ] [ dramatic music ] ahhhh! -ahhhh! elliott. you came back! >>> the california highway patrol is concerned with rain on christmas day, what roads and out-of-town drivers who are not familiar with area highways could make traveling more dangerous. the maximum enforcement. is set for tomorrow. period. looking for drivers under the influence of drugs, alcohol or any sign of impaired driving. last christmas, more than 1000 people were arrested during the maximum enforcement period. >> looking for really anything that is unsafe or could cause a collision. our guys will be stopping speed, distracted driving, unsafe lane changes.>> highway 17 will be a big focus for the chp, connecting santa clara county, to santa cruz, steep, windin

beth galvin joins us live to . inating, this. how does it work?>> it stands for transcranial magnetic stimulation and basically daughters are using electromagnetic energy to stimulate nerve cells in your brain that control mood and depression. it is thought those areas have activity that goes quiet when someone is suffering from depression. we followed a woman, diane, through the treatment process. she said she has gone through 15 types of medication and has got no relief. she said she had gotten suicidal and that's when her doctor referred her to a doctor that offers tms. for her, it has been a turnaround and breakthrough . >> that is great news. what does it feel like? >> reporter: that's a great question. you are awake and you are sitting in a chair and you have sort of a magnetic coil attached to your head. you feel a tapping or pulsing sensation on your head. it can be a she said that she can read a book or watch a movie during the treatment process that takes about 20-40 minutes at a time. she says it is not uncomfortable for her. >> how man

forman vera and thanks so much vera for you coming on to if you could just paint as a picture of what beth them is like this year because obviously there's a wall there's the aida refugee camp banksy so tell the woman in black the woman in black jewish women's organization protesting israeli occupation tell me what it's like this year. christmas is christmas despite all the challenges and christmas this year was. very beautiful very light and the christmas tree at the end of me than bert is huge a number of attendants were there the tree up badly ham looked gorgeous the motor was the joy of christmas and the joy of christmas is this year all over the place in every city in the west bank in. the hold and i'm a large area or everywhere people are celebrating the joy of christmas the last time around there we spoke to may around one salmond he described christmas celebrations in bethlehem as almost an act of defiance against the defacto u.k. u.s. backed israeli occupation do you think that occupation is still on the minds of all the pilgrims that will be there celebrating this year well actua

. >> welcome beth, welcome ron, will have a couple of let's bring everybody ram up to speed. the 700 million dollars that amazon plans to spend to give us a really quick overview and how that's gonna. work >> well you've got the basic facts, right 100,000 workers over the next six years, we are really excited about, this and it's actually an abrogation of a whole series of upscaling programs. things starting with our fulfillment center workers, so our frontline workers we will give them a career choice, where we prepay before they even start their classes, 95% of to wish in and books for up to three 80,000 a year, so they can learn skills, and feels like medical technology, bookkeeping, other tech fields, things that are actually going to train there for jobs outside of amazon. very unique program that we have, that we recognize that we they might use amazon as a steppingstone. in addition we have machine learning university. where they average our software developers and they machine learning is such a compelling -- we needs (speaking spanish) (technical problem) folks that

>>i'm grant lotus and on vicki liviakis clayton beth 3rd was killed early saturday morning. >>after he and 2 other men were stabbed outside a nashville bar police say that beth 3rd and several others got into a an argument over a woman at the dogwood bar kron four's michelle kingston is reporting live for us tonight in our newsroom. michelle what's the latest here. >>well right now we know that michael mostly is the person that they're looking for police say they have not been able to find him. but right now he is the focus of their investigation. >>and this investigation is very much continuing just because the warrants are being issued tonight against mostly does not mean that it's over and there's still a lot of work to do. >>now we'll have a lot more information coming up for you tonight at 6, but we do know that mostly does have a criminal history and police are also looking into that back to you guys, i'm michelle kingston live for us tonight. thank you michelle. >>another big story we're following tonight an armed robbery here at a little market in bay point turns dea

forman vera and thanks so much vera for you coming on to if you could just paint as a picture of what beth them is like to this year because obviously there's a wall is the aida refugee camp banksy so tell the woman in black the woman in black jewish women's organization protesting israeli occupation tell me what it's like this year. christmas is christmas despite all the challenges and christmas this year was. very beautiful very light and the christmas tree at the end up me the bird is huge a number of attendants were there the tree up badly had looked gorgeous the motor was the joy of christmas and the joy of christmas is this year all over the place in every city in the west bank in. love it for who would but i'm a large area call everywhere people are celebrating the joy of christmas the last time around we spoke to may around one selman he described christmas celebrations in bethlehem as.

, 3rd and san francisco 49 ers quarterback c j beth, 3rd both victims were graduates of battlegroundlin the school put out this statement we are devastated by this tragic loss to our community no one should have to endure such a terrible loss of loved ones we pray for the families and their friends for strength support and guidance through this most difficult time it's just such an unfortunate incident of course in. >>kind of reeling from a you know when pick up the pieces and move forward and see what we can do that. you know assist those that are investigating metro police released this surveillance video showing 4 people wanted for questioning in the case. >>people in midtown a popular spot for locals and tourists were shocked to hear what happened i never thought that something will happen right here just an area where people have we had known that i want to come this area i'm very shocked because i hang on this area very normally i'm very surprised if that happened in nashville can win. >>well the 49 ers released this statement upon hearing the news saying quote the 40 niners ar

>>now to a devastating loss for the 49 ers and the backup quarterback c j beth hurt his younger brother clayton was stabbed to death earlier this morning in nashville, tennessee. >>police are looking for this suspect reporter kim when has the latest on the investigation from tennessee. >>we're just going to assume the message that we don't want to happen again we want to do everything we can to you know make the community feel sorry for the owner of dogwood restaurant and bar is still reeling after a deadly stabbing early saturday morning heart goes out to the yard of the victims and the families 3 people were stabbed outside the business to fatally 22 year-old clayton beth 3rd and 21 year-old paul trip he need the 3rd died from their injuries police say an argument over a woman started in the bar then spilled onto the street, the argument it started inside it was a argument for more scores ever results are good steps when it escalated that 3rd is the brother of musician tucker, beth, 3rd and san francisco 49 ers quarterback c j battered both victims were graduates of battleground acade

beth third. is michael mosley. >> mosley is being charged in the deaths of clayton beth arctic, age 22 and paul tripp pini, h20 as you know are fatally stabbed just before 3:00 a.m. across the street from the dogwood bar. mosley has a violent criminal past. he is a convicted felon, convicted of violent crimes. we consider him to be a danger to the community. >> this all started in an argument inside of a nashville bar just after 2:00 a.m. some unwanted advances toward a young woman who was a friend to the two victims, their argument was taken outside. three of the people were stabbed and taken to a university medical center. one is recovering and two died including beth third. a number of questions have been raised over the attack including why mosley was on the street in the first place. he was released on a $5,000 bond for violently beating a woman in a walmart one year ago and police say they've share the community's frustration. back to you. steve, thanks a lot. a convenience store clerk shot

beth, let me start with you. that's the president from a little bit more than about two weeks ago we're hearing there. we've been seeing him mainly on twitter the last couple of days, going after nancy pelosi in particular, very aggressive on there. the democrats, nancy pelosi included in declining for now to transmit these articles to the senate. one of the things we've been told is they basically think this can get under donald trump's skin, provoke a reaction in him that might give them leverage. is this the reaction they were looking for at all, or is this just par for the course from donald trump? >> yeah, he's making it very, very personal about nancy pelosi. there's no question about it. of course it is very much under his skin. he's been, you know -- you know, how many tweets? several dozen since the christmas vacation began. you know, specifically about this. it's very much bothering him. on top of that, this is all going to collide with the democrats getting under way really in earnest in iowa and new h

police are looking for another 2 people to question them cj beth or did not attend saturday's game sogency to be with his family. after the game, the teen sent their condolences to the battered family. he's a terrible thing to happen to such an incredible family incredible >>known for 8 i'm a little brother to me so. now in his death of her siege and that and i'm just so have done for them such a great family, those cj or for 3 years >>is good as any person i've been around their family is unbelievable. i never got a chance me clay, but all no one else parents are cj is known something told me about him. was a unbelievably special person. >>according to police in nashville, the stabbings appear to be the result of an argument over a woman that began inside the bar before it went outside. investigators have not released the name of the person they have identified for questioning. the law enforcement they're investigating human remains found at joshua tree national park over the weekend. >>park authorities actually found evidence of the remains while examining pictures that were taken a

of the ancestors they both moved to guyana after feeling like they didn't belong in the land of the beth the u.s. building a new i think i'm learning about the ancestors history has given them a whole new sense of identity and belonging. elmina on the gun they in khost was called the mine by the portuguese because of the abundance of gold found here but wealth was ultimately made with a different precious good humans. i mean a castle was one of the atlantic slave trades depots holding people captive both men and women before the shipment to america. 400 years on some americans are arriving here searching for traces of their history some come as visitors others come to stay like. and marcus taylor. 600 with meal their wrists were. around $1000.00 men and women were held captive in the castle dungeons at any given time until they were shipped off into a future of forced labor or death in transit. visits his place reads of remembrance here out of sadness for the suffering enjoyed by previous generations. i'm a history buff. and i know my history. and nothing. about me no way no study paid f

25 years motherhood and life and because it's nice to have a bad character or to finding yourself beth pigs. the festival is a beautiful march to dickens and the transformative magic of christmas is. the great fun well that's all for now but don't forget about our website if you'd like to learn more and until next time all the best for myself and the team here in berlin. and i. find it chang. sustainability. environmental. affairs biodiversity species monster. nation exploitation. human rights displacement. show the global impact of local actually. global 3000 in 30 minutes on w. eco india. how can a country's economy grow in harmony with its people violent. when there are do birds who look at the bigger picture. india a country that faces many challenges of centers people are striving to create a sustainable future. clever projects from europe and. eco india on t.w. . film something nice for empires came from jurors or dealing with a new unit i killed many civilians the muslim international coming coming my father says i was a student because i wanted to build a life for myself. but s

there were no legal grounds to beth we did not receive any documents we had no access to lawyers. reports say the 23 year old was picked up from his apartment on monday he was then brought to a military base on the distant island of novi a somalia in the arctic ocean where he will do military service. the army said shove it enough had been trying to avoid military conscription and now a court order has been issued to draft him however it's not clear if a valid draft notice has been issued. not all the accuses the authorities of acting illegally. of course only use facts or link together the criminal charges against the anti corruption organisation the author of he's declaring us a foreign agent then there are all those endless raids i think this was the 4th as well as the detention and harris meant of our employees and the illegal trafficking of 1st luncheon fed enough to the arctic this is all coordinated as part of a single operation with orders coming from high up. the government is playing down the issue. kremlin spokesperson dmitri peskov says that it should have been off did

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unlikely because it's nice to have a bad character or to find yourself beth reads. the festival is a beautiful march to dickens and the transformative magic of christmas is. great fun well that's all for now but don't forget about our website if you'd like to learn more and until next time all the best for myself and the team here in berlin doesn't. kick off. to sleep at 6 to the point like sit down just a. in a race for the title of 6 goals by a new mother she has. been 30 minutes on a double. take a personal e u n with all the wonderful points to make the game so special. for all true fans. pick up more than football on line. was the speech of his life perhaps his best certainly his most difficult. the speech by the pool in dresden on december 19th 1989. shortly after the fall of the of the chancellor addresses the people of east germany. the middest tense the crowd clamors for a german unity journalist peter lindbergh was at the scene. 30 years later he looks back on the. interest and starts december 19th d.w. . this is d w news wife of the pope ordering a major

beth or has understandably been on leave from the niners since the incident.took to instagram with a heartfelt message to those who have reached out and how difficult this week has been. and if you're taking part this week you should know about chang to the schedule today there ll be no single tracking through downtown n francisco and for the past several months on sunday. there has been single tracking but not todathere will be regular service today and on neyear's eve bart will be running trains until 03:00am rains will skip the richment embarcadero stop and stop at montgomery stionnstead, dublin in warm springs ains into the city will skip montgery and stop at the embarcadero new year's day, those trains will be running a sunday service beginning at 08:00am. if you're planning to watch the new year's eve fireworks in san francisco officials are urging u to avoid treasure island. the treasure island department auhority is a now discouraging the public from visiting the island during new year's eve because of ongoing construction there. officials say that vie

. >> joining me now is beth.ake a look at the headline that's so striking to me when i logged into the wall street journal. rank and file workers get big holiday raises and holiday cheers as nasdaq crosses 9,000. of course, things can turn from now until the election. the rank and file workers finally feeling some movement in a tight job market with their salaries. how big of a challenge could this be for democrats? >> it is the economy stupid or cliche, the state of the economy. >> just because it is a cliche it does not mean it is true, right? >> however, you mentioned this in your intro of president trump's popularity rating is pretty low with respect to the booming economy. we have not seen that before. there is a few reasons we can examine why that is, one, people are uncomfortable of the president's behavior of a lot of cases and the drama and chaos and impeachment does not help. it indicates the economy is very strong and you are right with that. there are pockets that have problematic with people. the sto

beathard, clayton beth third was killed outside a bar with another man early saturday morning. the deadly attack followed a dispute over a woman in the bar.>>> a holiday giveaway with a chaotic outcome. a balloon drop in australia that led to several people being trampled. >>> developments involving a family that escaped a fire in the south bay, thanks to their 11-year-old daughter. they have suffered another blow right before the holidays. you shouldn't have to live with pain. you shouldn't have to pretend you're fine. you shouldn't have to be the ambulance. you shouldn't have to be thinking about the cost. you should just be focused on her. covered california can help you find a health plan that fits your needs and budget. because we believe you shouldn't have to choose between the life you've built and the care you need. >>> the saudi government has issued sentences for some of those involved in the killing of washington post journalist jamal khashoggi last year, but critics say the masterminds are not among them. >> reporter: five people will be sentenced to death for the m

calendar year to 53 goals for club and country but the victory was tainted by an injury to england's bethhe year in second place — 3 points behind arsenal. city thrashed brighton 5—0 with german international pauline bremer scoring the pick of them. rugby union — and exeter‘s second win in a week over sale has put them on the verge of qualifying for the knockouts of the european champions cup for the first time since 2016. bath's last—eight ambitions are well and truly over after they were thrashed by clermont auvergne. austin halewood had his eye on both games. rugby in december, exeter‘s match with seller briefly suspended because of hailstones. it has this time of year when progress is really made in europe, the tubes have struggled with that before, only once have they got to the knockout this part of the competition. they year feels different. unbeaten so far, and quick as the strike against the visiting sharks. despite seller's best efforts in the second half, the sharks were awarded to far adrift. ben mean scoring to seal a bonus try for the chiefs, before jack noel brought them to

warren: i'm happy about that too, beth.'m really happy about that. >> i grew up in a generation terrified to go to school because of gun threats. it's really scary. i want to know what you were going to do about that. sen. warren: ok. i know. let's talk about the problem, ok? it's going to be ok. you want to come over closer? [laughter] sen. warren: ok. we have a gun violence problem in america. and that is how we need to think of it. isabel mass shootings -- it is about mass shootings and that is really scary. but it is also about what happens on sidewalks and playgrounds, and communities, particularly communities of color, all around our nation every day. they don't get the headlines but children are dying. it is also about suicide. and the legality of suicide attempts because of the presence of guns. and it is about domestic violence. about the fact -- and it is women, largely, who are much more likely to die if there is an abuser and a gun in the house. so we have to think of this altogether as a gun violence problem. i

bureau chief and correspondent beth beirut thanks a lot. i missed opportunity that is how antonio tatters the u.n. secretary general described the outcome of marathon un climate talks and after 2 weeks of discussions negotiations for more than $200.00 countries could only agree on a watch it down set a declarations calling for ambitious climate protection targets big polluters resisted calls for tougher action on global warming and a critical decision on rules regulating carbon emissions was pushed back to next year activists say what is achieved will have little impact. they were the longest talks to date leaving representatives exhausted with little progress made on how to limit global warming to under 2 degrees but there was agreement on one issue regretfully after all the hard work that you have all done we couldn't get to an agreement it is my sincere regret that we were not able to reach an agreement we invested a lot of energy and find a very fresh trading. that. at the end of the day we were not able to arrive at a final agreement o

. -- beth truman. beth truman was thought of by the general public as a someone who barely knew what her husband was doing professionally, spent a lot of time in the truman home in missouri, wasn't even in washington. there was this huge event that truman was in the middle of -- world war ii, the integration of the military. when they're both gone and we got into the letters and diaries, you saw how essential she was, not only to him, but to the presidency. all i'm telling you is if you would hear a first a lady in real-time, or a first house -- as a man will be a first spouse, i hope soon -- does that sound right to the two of you? i found that speech to barbara bush -- behind the scenes that she was very influential. but generally as a partner to george h. w. bush through his whole life, she was indispensable to him. about 130 people for the buck and almost every person i interviewed, i would end the interview by saying "if george bush had not married barbara pierce, would he have done the things he

beth acres, thank you so much for your perspective. we appreciate it.and: hong kong police arrested about a dozen people today in the latest clash between pro democracy protesters and those who support the beijing regime. 100 protesters marched through a mall early this morning, demanding the chinese traders leave hong kong. these traders often buy items from hong kong where there is no sales tax and resell them in mainland china. more than 7,000 people have been arrested since the demonstrations began about six months ago. allysia: a chinese rocket makes its first successful return to the skies, marking a major step for beijing's efforts to explore the final frontier. we'll have more on this after the break. every american wants their dollars to work as hard as they do. however, since 2000, the buying power of the dollar has dropped by over 31% - that means the dollar is only worth about 68¢ now compared to 2000. had you owned gold, your value would have increased over 400% and owning gold is easy... with rosland capital - a trusted leader in helping p

shy beth, like lizzie alcott, loves music.he first to marry, as was anna alcott. and then there's jo, the main character. a brash, ambitious, and funny tomboy who like louisa may alcott o'is determined to become a famous writer. >> no one will forget jo march. >> jo march was such a beacon for so many women of so many different generations. everyone from simone de beauvoir to patti smith to j.k. rowling to me. we love jo march because she wanted to be bigger than the world would allow her to be. >> the alcott family was poor, moving 120 times before scraping together enough money to buy their first real home in 1857. alcott's father bronson, a schoolmaster, fixed it up and painted it brown. >> he wanted a brown house because he wanted it to melt into the natural world. >> filled with warmth and love. >> yes. and also just run by women. and when you're in the house and you see all the paintings on the wall and you see their costumes for their plays and you see everything, you think it was a magical fairy land for them. to think

. >> beth: i'm really touched that you did all this for me. mean, the presentation, the cool sign. >> douglas: we knew you'd like it. >> hope: [ chuckles ]

i think it's really brilliantly designed by beth mickle.e. as for norton, he does completely commit to the role of the private investigator with tourette‘s, which makes him sort of constantly interrupt himself with what appears to be an inner voice. it's a strange film, it's quite long — its 2.5 hours long — and i think that it's something that you have to give yourself over to. but if you're willing to let it work its spell — and it's quite a slow—paced film — i actually think it's quite rich and you can get lost in that world quite easily. ifound it quite immersive, quite an immersive experience. and a terrific supporting performance by alec baldwin. all righty. um, i really want to lucy in the sky to be good because i love films about space and exploration and... ok, look, i think i'm a bit of a lone voice in this, because i liked it. ok, so basically... you are a lone voice, from everything i've read! yeah, so natalie portman is an astronaut who looks down at the earth from space and then finds it impossible to readjust to life back on

beth and other close friends said cory didn't really talk about her marriage.detective did something no one else had done on this case. he started knocking on doors talking to cory's former neighbors. >> all the neighbors talked about -- all the -- the constant arguing and fighting. >> so you were getting a picture of what was goin' on in that marriage that wasn't in focus in 2006. >> right. >> the detective went a step further. he got in his car and drove more than a hundred miles to the university of iowa to talk with someone who would have been an eyewitness to the lovelace marriage. >> i'm adam gibson. >> nice to meet you. >> i'm a detective with quincy. >> ok. ok. >> reporter: lyndsay lovelace, curtis and cory's oldest, was in college, her mom's alma mater, when she was summoned to the campus police department to talk with detective gibson. >> i was very confused why someone from quincy had driven there. >> the questions that followed didn't clear things up -- at least not at first. the detective started talking about her late mom and asking about her pare

. >> beth. >> is that an elizabeth? >> yes. >> whoa, double elizabeths.the power. >> first thing, i'm happy the first time i get to vote is for a woman. >> good. [applause] >> i'm happy about that, too, beth. i'm really happy about that. good. >> i grew up in a generation terrified to go to school for gun threats and seen that stuff and it's really scary and so i want to know what you're going to do about that. >> okay, i know. so let's-- let's talk about the problem, okay? are you going to be okay? you want to come over closer? are you going to be okay? all right. okay. we have a gun violence problem in america. and that's how we need to think of it. it's about mass shootings and that's really, really scary, but it's also about what happens on sidewalks and playgrounds and in communities, particularly communities of color all around our nation every day. they don't get the headlines, but children are dying. it's also about suicide and the lethality of suicide attempts because the presence of guns and it is about domestic violence, about the fact that --

. >>> police have named the suspect involved in the fatal stabbing of corey beth third. >> police issuing an arrest warrant for michael b mostly. he is named is a suspect in saturday's fatal stabbing of two men near tennessee bar. >> he is being charged in the deaths of clayton brassard and poulter pini. two counts of criminal homicide and one count of attempted criminal homicide. please say the incident occurred across the street in nashville. he allegedly made an unwanted advance toward a female friend of the victims. they did try to intervene leading to a physical fight. that fight traveling across the street resulting in the stabbings. a third victim was treated and later released from hospital. security footage showed three other individuals with mostly. two of those were brought in for questioning by police. >> the investigation is showing that he was the person i had a sharp object in the fight. >> he is the younger brother of 49ers backup quarterback cj beth third. the team released a statement saying in part, we extend our heartfelt sympathies to cj and the entire family as they

cj beth or did not attend saturday's game he did not go to the game instead he went to the airport to the team after they win their win against the rams they thought about the best or family. he's a terrible thing to happen to such an incredible family incredible >>known for 8 i'm a little brother to me so. now in his death of her siege and that just so have done for them such a great family, those cj or for 3 years >>is good as any person i've been around their family is unbelievable. i never got a chance me clay, but all no one else parents are cj is known something told me about him. was a unbelievably special person. >>according to nashville. police the stabbings appeared to be the result of an argument over a woman that began inside the bar and then is spilled outside. investigators have not released the name of the person that they have already identified for questioning. law enforcement is investigating human remains found at joshua tree national park over the weekend park authorities actually found evidence of the remains while examining pictures taken at the park last summer.

they say beth 3rd and his friend got into a fight with mosley after mostly made unwanted advancements towards their friend who is a woman who investigators issued arrest warrants against mosley yesterday charging the 23 year-old with 2 counts of criminal homicide. and one count of attempted criminal homicide, there's now a $10,000 reward for any information that leads to mosley's arrest and conviction. >>coming up drama surrounding the michael bloomberg campaign my the presidential candidate cut ties with the company that made calls for the campaign and a smash-and-grab robbery sparks panic at a southern california mall during this busy shopping season. >>plus y home buyers may have to spend more while ge we made usaa insurance for members like kate. a former army medic, made of the flexibility to handle whatever monday has in store and tackle four things at once. so when her car got hit, she didn't worry. she simply filed a claim on her usaa app and said... i got this. usaa insurance is made the way kate needs it - easy. she can even pick her payment plan so it's easy on her budget a

. >> thomas: well, douglas is with hope and beth. uh, hey, dad.ho do you think looks more like our side of the family? you think it's kelly or douglas? >> ridge: i think you're all pretty. >> steffy: okay, i know this one needs a little nap. [ groans ] come on. ooh, she's getting big, huh? say 'night! say 'night, grandpa! >> ridge: 'night, baby. i love you. >> tho g