and jim lee. jim is the founder of stratfi, and is a professional futurist. he analyzes trends and works to determine exactly what is happening next. thank you both for being with us. ben goodman: thank you. rosemary: all right, jim, so we'll start with you. so, the bitcoin. i mean, should people be getting onboard here? what's the deal? jim lee: my sense is that it's going to be around in some way, shape, or form for awhile. i'd say in the immediate term, it's not so much too early, but maybe getting a little late at this point. the real money has already been made, mm-hmm. rosemary: it cuts out the middleman that is the bank. so, is this a legitimate piece of currency, a legitimate transaction when you pay with bitcoin? ben: well, it does solve one of the big problems of these virtual transactions by making them, you know, verifiable. and so far, it's-- nobody has broken it, so it seems to be working. i think the underlying technology, blockchain technology, is what i'm bullish on personally. it's kind of like the internet and email. bitcoin is the email of

30 day audit for all buildings are 40 years and older i or the counties jurisdiction w carolyn and jim lee in washington. britain health secretary has resigned over a breach of corona virus restrictions that he himself had implemented and emphatically enforced. that hancock admitted breaking the rules after photos and video emerged of him kissing and embracing an aide in his office. the scandal has enraged fellow government ministers and anger. millions of britons who enjoyed months of strict lockdown at the height of the pandemic. hancock has made regular appearances on television, telling people they must stick to the rules. i understand the enormous sacrifices that everybody in this country has made that you have made. and those of us who make these rules have got to sit by them. and that's why i've got to resign data news channel show some pill is in line. and following that story forth, charlotte, on friday prime minister barak johnson refused to fire hancock, saying the matter was closed. so why did he end up resigning? right to bar songs and prime minister saying that he paul is a a

jim. >> you got jim, lee. >> caller: okay. jim, it's lee. >> yeah, lee, how you doing? jim. >> caller: boo yah. >> boo yah. >> i'm in sarasota, florida, i want to know about anheuser-busch inbev. >> i didn't like the molten coarse report yesterday. i'm going to paul in rhode island. >> caller: jim, hey, thanks for all your great advice. you're a godsend, man. >> thank you. >> caller: i've been very happy owning general dynamics since july. i'm looking at huntington engels. >> i like them but i like general dynamics better. george! >> caller: thanks, jim. we love you. how about blackberry? >> it's moved so much. you missed that one. find the next. tony. >> caller: boo yah! i'm calling about -- >> unnecessarily punished analog devices, i say the merger will make it work. how about mark in georgia? mark! >> caller: hey, jim. how are you? >> i'm good, mark, how about you? >> caller: fine, thanks. i followed your career for a long time since you used to be a frequent guest on "squawkbox" with mark haines and the brains and the kahuna. >> a great time. >> caller: absolutely.

ira c i chief jim lee and fbi fda investigative services division chief, daniel burke. we are here today to announce the results of an unprecedented international enforcement operation led by the fbi known as operation specter. to against traffickers of fentanyl and other drugs who operate on the dark web. operation specter was a coordinated international law enforcement effort spanning three continents to disrupt drug trafficking on the dark web. it involved agencies across the federal government along with our partners at europol and euro just and law enforcement agencies in eight foreign countries. it was led by the department's joint criminal opioid and dark net enforcement or j code team . across the us and eight other countries operation spect to -- spector resulted in a total of 288 arrests and the seizure of 117 illegal firearms, 850 kg of drugs and $53. -- 54 point million -- $53.4 million in cash and cryptocurrency. this represents the most funds seized in the highest number of arrests in any coordinated international action led by the justice department again

contributions to the security alliance will have to increase more with our white house correspondent jim lee out. when germany obviously is not paying their fair share calling out members by name donald trump didn't hold back as he sat down at the white house with the nato secretary general crediting himself with the tick in defense spending you go back ten and fifteen years and it's a rollercoaster ride down in terms of payment and since i came to office it's a rocketship up the u.s. president's criticisms aren't new he's repeatedly attacked the nato alliance at one point calling it obsolete he's walked back those criticisms but routinely complains the u.s. shoulders nato's defense burden it helps them there in europe helps them a lot more than it helps us views have made nato leaders wary of their partnership in twenty seventeen he refused to endorse the mutual defense commitment in place since one thousand nine hundred forty nine known as article five of the nato treaty some reports and suggested president trump has privately told advisors he wants to withdraw from nato potentially destro

man allegedly holding a 5-year-old boy hostage, they're continuing those negotiations. 65-year-old jim lee dykes is accused of shooting and killing a bus driver and abducting a little boy from the bus. a funeral for the driver was held yesterday. >>> 38 were injured in a crash between a tour bus and two other vehicles in southern california. the california highway patrol says the driver reported having brake problems while driving down a mountain. the bus rear ended a sedan causing it to flip over. the sedan then hit a pickup truck which was pulling a trailer. >>> seven people injured when a bus hit an overpass in boston are still in the hospital. one of the people is in critical condition. the bus was carrying a group of philadelphia high schools and their adult chaperones when the bus hit the bridge saturday night. the bus didn't belong on that road. philadelphia-based calvary bus company says the driver saw the bridge too late. >>> our time is 4:36. we're off to a cool start this morning. we could see some snow later this evening. howard is back in two minutes with today's potentially s

he desperately wants to avoid that as jim lee. so i think this is something we can do to support saving ukrainian lives without escalating the what is it, do you think that if the u. s. and native do not want to engage militarily, do not want to implement no fly zones. they do not have any other means of seizing the initiative this. i know there are other things we can do. you are very right to say that tune is setting the agenda and taking right initiative, we are reacting and we are reacting slow and we are reacting in half measures. i think we can see the initiative more. and in that area, i will say we need to provide real time intelligence to ukrainians. so they know where the russians are and what they're doing. we need to provide more armaments to ukrainians, particularly air defense systems. not just thing wrestles which we are doing that work at a low level, but also mid out to due to high altitude systems so that they can protect their scores. we should be providing military aircraft to the grahams that they can fly and

group or force baby thirteen years ago dr jim lee was one of the first to conduct research on forced bathing he concluded that the essential oils the trees produce to protect themselves from germs and bugs can boost the human immune system like a lot of find a side door essential our lives found in the forests my research has shown that far as trying to size reduce the stress hormones in relaxes us in the future the time may come when doctors prescribe the forest instead of medicine. this is al-jazeera.

a 5-year-old boy is still being held in an underground bunker by jim lee dykes. police say dykes shot and killed a school bus driver last tuesday and abductsed the child. police continue to negotiate with dykes who has received medicine for the boy and is believed to be making the boy as comfortable as possible. the funeral for the bus driver was held sunday. as hundreds turned out to pay tribute to charles poland who was hailed as a hero for protecting the other children on the school bus before he was shot. >>> defense secretary leon panetta is defending the government's controversial drone program and reveals that as a catholic he grapples with making life and death decisions. secretary panetta tells abc's "meet the press" that decisions to target suspected terrorists with drone strikes don't come lightly and that u.s. officials make sure they are focused on somebody who is a direct threat to the united states while trying to limit collateral damage. you can watch chuck todd's full interview with the defense secretary on line. that's at meetthepressnbc.com. >>

ktvu's political reporter jim lee had a meeting with the mayor's and that there efforts to stop the spread and what they need from the federal government. >> we really need to see the federal government step up in a big way and come in here and process to ensure that we can scale testing at a national level. >> i want to echo what he said, which is what the federal government has not done. and what it could do to actually consolidate the purchase of protective equipment. we all now have a new vocabulary word. ppe. the face shields that are going to caretakers. it is going to be rough. we are not going to be able to deal with this on our own. we know the economy is going to be screwed for sometimes. it is going to take a lot of work. >> this is been a very challenging time. while we have to be physically distant, it is also a great unifying moment for many of our communities. >> the mayor also talked about improving access to testing in the coming weeks and how the respective cities are protecting people on the streets. especially those who have nowhere else to go. you can watch the form in

jim casey. as i said eugene lee was a former marine and so was jim casey. he served in the late 1950s. mr. e was a widower and had no children. his closest family lived out west. jim casey was sort of an adopted son. he was a gatekeeper and i told mr. casey what i wanted to do. and he said that mr. lee in fact could be spoken to but that his memory was kind of spotty. some days it was good and some days not so good and when it wasn't so good they got frustrated with himself but he told me to come on up anyway if i were willing to risk it which i certainly was. on december 3, 2003 at walked into the long-term care wing of the va hospital in syracuse and map 104-year-old eugene lee. worn on march 24, 1829 in salina new york a small town that is now essentially part of syracuse he turned 18 just a couple of weeks before the united states entered world war i. as soon as the united states did enter world war i he dropped out of high school. he only had a couple of months left to go in and listed in the marine corps. for those of you who -- i can assure you that mr. lee did indeed eventually get

jim jordan. what you see right here, anthony deesposito, lee zeldin. mario diaz-balart, steve scalise. two others, don bacon, republican for nebraska voted for mccarthy. so did lori chavez dereamer. four defections would be too much for jim jordan in this first ballot. there are 212 democrats. if all 212 democrats vote for hakeem jeffries, so far they are, there would be 220 republicans voting, okay, so with four defections, the best that jordan could do right now is 216. >> steve? i'll interrupt you for a second. jake elsy just voted not for jim jordan, a republican from texas. now we have five. >> yeah, so now the best he could do is 215. if all democrats are there for jeffries, it would be 212. then five for other candidates. again, remember how the majority is determined, a majority of all those present and voting for a candidate. so, it is 215, 212, 427, five votes for other candidates, so the magic number, again, if all these democrats continue to vote, will be 217. at 215, jordan will be short. so the question now, the question now becomes simply how many more from that list have

jim, lee, steve and john still hanging around. marie know from fair fax. 14 marred today by a spectator killed while she crossed the road hit by a police motorcycle that was escorting cyclists. american george jumped up to second. lance armstrong is 4th. finally tonight, we've seen the nats have their problems with the tarp trying to pull it out on the field, that was them back about a month ago. we can kind of forgive them for that because it was early in the season. down in florida they have no excuse. it rains every day at 4:00. and these guys still can't get it right. they're struggling today against the phillies. can't get it out but finally get it out. we're not the worst in everything in baseball. >> you'd think they would have a lot of practice. >> because it rains every day at 4:00 . >> no doubt. ng ksanr thfohi tc everybody. bye. >> bye. qw (bell ringing) woo-hoo!!!! woo-hoo!!!! woo-hoo!!!! woo-hoo!!!! kobak. mr. miller (announcer) everyone's heading to arby's for the official $5 combo of summer. featuring arby's new bbq bacon cheddar roastburger

jim lee and kirk bockman have etched each of the more than 20-thousand names on the wall.ill be formally dedicated at the candlelight vigil on may 13th during national police week. meanwhile-- the fate of the redskins trademark could hands of the u-s supreme court. the team has asked the court to hear its case alongside a similar trademark lawsuit. the redskins are challenging a decision by the federal government to cancel the trademark on the grounds it's offensive to native americans. the case is now working its way through the courts. it's xx and we're just getting started. maryland voters prepare to head to the polls on another super tuesday. and the latest polls are predicting a multi-state blow-out for two candidates. we'll break down the latest numbers.. coming up. good morning washington. today: partly becoming mostly cloudy. warm and breezy. pm strong/severe storms possible. winds: sw 10-15+ g 25 mph tonight: mostly cloudy. a few showers. lows: 50-55 winds: ne 5 mph wednesday: mostly cloudy and cooler. isolated showers possible. highs: 60-65 winds: ese 5 mph

years germany has increased its spending on defense and we will continue to do that but do you think jim lee will ever make the two percent of nato commitment by two thousand and twenty four. well that's not the important thing the important thing is to have. enough investment in all of our primary systems and in our army in general and as our tax increases rise we are going to have also rising investment in to our army but it's all about building up sufficient military capacities it's not about reaching. a numerical goal so be two percent be nine point eight percent fos the important thing is to have to deliver as germany the capacities needed by nato right and the expertise spokesperson on and german parliamentary committee for foreign affairs thank you for talking to d.w. thank you. let me now bring you up to date with some other stories making news around the world a service is underway in the eastern german city of why mark to market a hundred years since the draft of the country's first democratic constitution german chancellor angela merkel is among hundreds of guests the weimar const

transatlantic relations over the fate of european nationals captured fighting for islamic state in syria jim lee says it was that france and britain in response to u.s. demands to leave back treat some eight hundred european extremists that's after a tweet from president donald trump threatening to release captured fights is under seal or puts them on trial. jihad on the march in syria these images from the fall of rock in twenty fourteen. islamic state has since been defeated here and across nearly the entire country many fighters are dead and more have been taken prisoner recently the u.s. backed kurdish led syrian democratic forces or s.d.f. besieged the city of backcross the last remaining iowa stronghold the kurds say hundreds of foreign fighters remain in kurdish prisons their wives and children live in camps in northern syria the s.d.f. have long complained that european states are refusing to take back their own citizens u.s. president donald trump has echoed those concerns and has even threatened to release the jihadists he tweeted the united states is asking britain france germany and

social media what's actually going on well it started on february twenty fifth when one tweet from jim lee the bureau chief of associated press in korea opened the floodgates basically for that story she tweeted this is my first tweet. using coralie new mobile service this is hello from world from com send in pyongyang. this came after the korea link the operator even that phrase the korea link the celebration in north korea created it was unthinkable just three four years ago it launched a three g. mobile internet service and mislead has not been the only one posting pictures all foreigners are now gaining access to the network services mobile networks in north korea and basically a flurry of face tags check ins coming now from inside one of the world's most close states lets fascinating and i mean i guess that's great for the foreigners but what about the locals i mean do we see local north koreans running around posting tweets and instagram is everywhere now this all these options remain restricted to the local population but at least now. they can send text messages to each other in ev

amy: for jim lee and kirk bockman the letters mean much the evening more than a job -- the etching more than a job. >> i think of the survivors. the grandparents. the kids. amy: they have engraved every name on the national law enforcement officer's memorial in d.c. >> we come every year and do the name addition. >> since they started in 1991, over 20,000 names etched in stone. >> it is really their story. not ours. >> thousands of stories like montgomery county officer noah leotta. >> the whole background of the other emotions. >> emotions and before each sandblast, a prayer. >> for them and for me. make sure everything goes right. you don't have any stencil failures. not destroying any stone. kind of, you know, thanks. great service. >> crews tell me they started here. on the west side of the memorial. with over 200 n time around, in random placement, they have worked their way around to the east side. onlookers like victoria harriston come out to get a front row seat ahead of a crowded may dedication. >> for the families that lost the family members, i know that this really means a l

jim lee was being scaled down scaling the burning building. >> go to your right.> i remember seeing him looking up at me with that hood up. i said let's go. >> with the rope holding them beginning to burn -- >> they successfully lowered the two men to safety seconds before the rope snapped. >>. >> the rope was on fire and reality set in that wow, we really squlus saved -- we saved a guy's life. we let jit matly, a group of guys worked together in seamless fashion and saved this guy's life. what a feeling. >> you look familiar. >> the firefighters met the man they saved, jim duff fi. >> i said thank god. it was a miracle on 93rd. >> this is definitely a win for everybody. >> cnn new york. >> thanks so much. >>> at this hour the president-elect is on his way back to new york city where he plans to meet with more potential cabinet picks. we'll continue to follow this at the top of the hour. in the meantime that's going to do it for me. thanks for being with me today. have a great rest of the weekend and a great week. i won this 55 inch tv for less than $30 on dealdas

here in england would be quite a debate for some time about yeah well i mean the thing about the jim lee is that you know young players get a chance so the confederations cup winning team was fully young talents and also have a great idea of how they want to play the style they want to play the philosophy the use and the best balance squads in the tournament and i think the just the strong in every department was even polls in most of the contenders i can see pos yami brazil. more are is the next global superstar if not already after the likes of lino messi and cristiano ronaldo. though humble those in the stadium when germany britain seven one in the in the american own people were genuinely tearing up absolutely distraught will i learn from that experience brazil absolutely i mean you've got to lever an experience like that maybe you know you might be a little bit confident overconfident perhaps that when you have a result like that you that must have been those players worst moment in football shirts for a couple country. it's absolutely embarrassing usually the players that you kind

. >> jim lee told c-span 8:15 and we have so many questions out here. >> i don't want to keep people here if they don't want to be here so if you want to leave. i am happy to keep asking them. >> thank you so much, jim. >> thank you very much. i really appreciate it. [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> by the way i think they are selling books out there and they have asked me to notify you that my books are for sale. it's a capitalist society here. [inaudible conversations] now "after words" features john rizzo and "company man" thirty years of controversy and crisis in the cia. he is interviewed by "washington post" intelligence reporter dana priest. this is an hour. >> host: john it's good to be here with you. >> guest: nice to be here with you dana. >> host: a very interesting but you have written so i want to start in the beginning. that's probably the easiest way to go. can you tell me why you decided to join the cia? >> guest: it was 1975. i have been out of law school for about three years. i had a good job and entry level job in the treasury depa

gone into countries rushed force for what they call your call or forced baby thirteen years ago dr jim lee was one of the first to conduct research on forest bathing he concluded that the essential oils the trees produce to protect themselves from germs and bugs can boost the human immune system what a lot of find aside or essential oil is found in the forests my research has shown that far as trying to size reduces stress hormones can relax us in the future the time may come when doctors prescribe the forest and the state of medicine overthrown and exiled they appoint and say before all this mess which he knew an intimate film about the struggle of the elected leader of madagascar to return to his country and reinstate his presidency knows that the true a strange and we will not negotiate is the long long walk for a change from this return of a president at this time on al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera.

jim, lee emerged almost overnight. lee became the successful defender of the confederacy. was he a sleeping giant that was allowed to slumber too long by jefferson davis? >> well, i don't think so. because lee's experience in the first year of the war had been a succession of failures. after he had helped immobilize the virginia troops and then had joined the confederacy, when virginia finally did join the confederacy, he had been sent out to deal with the problem in the western part of virginia, which became west virginia, where mcclellen actually had overseen successful union occupation in many of that area. lee was sent out to western virginia to try to recover that area in august of 1861. and every effort he made turned out to be a failure. he came into -- came under all kinds of criticism from the richmond newspapers. it was called granny lee as you suggest. then in november of 1861, jefferson davis sent him to the south atlantic coast to charleston. just in time for lee to witness the capture of fort royal by the union navy and the occupation of the south carolina an

making his five year old hostage as comfort kabl as possible in an under ground bunker. 65-year-old jim lee dykes has allowed negotiators to send medicine to the boy who has been identified as ethan. gunned down a school bus driver and abducted the 5 year old boy. he has been holding him ever since. investigators say the boy is in good condition. the bus driver who died trying to protect the students on board was laid to rest on sunday. at least 500 people attended his funeral. >> another big story we're following. an american hero is dead. chris kyle, the author hft best selling autobiography was shot and killed on saturday. >> a fellow veteran is in custody facing two charges of murder. melanie alnwick is live with the latest. >> good morning. chris kyle earned a reputation as the military's most lethal sniper. two silver stars and five bronze stars with valor. he died doing what he loved. stunned the military community. his autobiography detailed 150 plus kills from 1999 to 2009. the bodies of kyle and his friend were found at a gun range. the accused shooter is believed to be a troubled

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he desperately wants to avoid that as jim lee. so i think this is something we can do to support saving a great lives without escalating the one visa and mastercard. say they are suspending all operations in russia effective immediately, a means transactions for credit cards issued within russia won't work outside the countries, cards issued elsewhere will no longer work in russia. the companies are the latest to isolate moscow from the international community. economist hammond hi de says the decision by visa mastercard will have a devastating effect on many sectors of society. however, you know, i mean this damage is not going to be only for the, for the clients or the, or the, the car carriers. there will be a damage for the company as well, for the visa and, and other credit card companies. if this is step is this is really in effect. now, let me know we are talking about the, the, the, some over 210000000 cardholders in, in russia. and they said they have statistics show that around $850000.00 card issued every month. if we'r

jim lee hand has shifted things up.ropped austin jackson all the way to eighth in that lineup trying to shake things up because as bad as the red sox hitters have been, detroit hitters simply have not been able to capitalize either. >> there are drastic changes for a lineup that has been set all season long. jeff, we appreciate the time. >> reporter: thank you. >> well now to the nfl. two weeks after getting released by tampa bay, josh free man will take his first start with the vikings monday night. the original plan was to give free man more time to get up to speed, he decided to much up the time schedule. freeman moved through two touchdown and three picks before getting benched. one of the best goalies of all time, patrick roy who won six strait game as head coach of the avalanche with the 3-2 over the dallas stars tying the consecutive victories and he shares that mark with marco tremble who set that mark when roy was a goalie on that team. he was the goalie when the guy set the record. >> all right, michael, appre

. >> mark, i know jim lee dykes was not on their radar. you were talking about people involved in the investigation. what are they telling you tonight? >> well, they told us, these are investigators in the hood county -- the dale county sheriff's office, is that this man was quite well known to his neighbors for holding apparently quite strong anti-government views, whatever that may mean precisely. and also that he was known as a survivalist. the chief investigator described him as anti-america, this according to neighbors. he also talked about what a loner he was. he apparently virtually had no contact with people around him. and that's about what we heard. what we've not been able to do is connect this man to any group that we know of. >> george, what have you been hearing from neighbors, people in the area about this man's behavior? it seems like what mark is saying from what he's heard from investigators, this guy was very well known. >> reporter: anderson, we spoke to jimmy davis. he's a neighbor nearby. he described dykes as being p

jim for a lee to invest $11 billion to make electric vehicles, creating 11,000 new good-paying jobs. look, last friday i went to pittsburgh. where the pacific -- the union pacific railroad announced the largest purchase of american battery electric locomotives in history. built in erie, pennsylvania. build by american manufacturing workers in pennsylvania. creating even more good-paying jobs. and again, the spinoff from that, these locomotives aren't just going to be purchased in america, countries around the world it's going to be the best product we are going to purchase. american-made electric vehicles made in erie, pennsylvania. good-paying jobs. look, we all know we're in competition with the world. these announcements are the drum beat of a job resurgence. unlike anything we've seen in our history. and it didn't happen by chance. it's a result of the economic plan i put into action on day one when i said it's going to be buy america. i'm delighted to keep it going. and expand what we've done. because we have a great opportunity ahead of us to further progress, make progress bey

jim lee got his start. pulled off a rare rescue of an elderly man in a neighbor in new york's upper east side. it's considered a last resort. lease scaled that burning building, grabbed 81-year-old jim duffy through a window, and both then lowered to the ground. it was at that moment that the rope snapped. >> thank god, it was miracle. because i called eight miracle on 93rd. >> that's a good catch phrase. >> firefighters one person actually died in that fire. 15 others were hurt, including 11 firefighters. as for duffy, still in a rehab facility but once he's released. he has nowhere to go. his apartment where he lived 5084s is now gone. firefighters set up a fund to help him buy a new home >>> santa had made a visit to children who had been nice this year, ronald mcdonald house in camden to give out early christmas gifts and to hear what else they want. ronald mcdonald house provides a home away from home for families of seriously ill children being treated a the local hospitals. >>> and this celebration r

we're learning more about the suspect. 65-year-old jim lee dykes is an isolated man. also a vietnam veteran who has strong antigovernment views. he gunned down a school bus driver and abducted a 5 year old boy. he's been holding him in an under ground bunker ever since. the ground of communication is still open and the boy is in good condition. the bus driver who died was laid to rest yesterday. at least 500 people attended his funeral hailing him as a hero. >> two tour buses crashed sunday on two different sides of the nation leaving at least 8 people dead. all 8 happened in southern california where a bus headed to tijuana collided with two other vehicles. the driver of the bus reported having break projects coming down a mountain 38. in boston 35 people were hurt. the bus was on its way back and carrying a group of philadelphia area high school students and their adult chaperons. the bus was too tall for the road it was traveling on. >>> a decorated war veteran for his skill and service shot and killed apparently by a man he tried to help. >> navy seal chris kyle w

ends colona, the city of 150000 inhabitants in british columbia, where a white fire last night, jim over at lee. so kind of in late and it's now searching the city. and also the 1st people have 2 x rays, which we have seen in general. nice now. um i am friday noon. all these people have 2 victories. it's pretty difficult to accurate because the, the closest vacation center is that a 1000 to demetrius house, south to back remote community. and um, yeah, so uh some sites were set up, but they can only eviction a 1000 something to say which also makes the $63.00. this is the spice fire that's expected to reach the city. by this we found that was christina phil sion speaking to us about the use of fires in canada from vancouver. okay, we'll go to the phone, just legacies, the opening now with fine munich stats at allstate, campaign with the fort meal. victoria is a very to blame and by and harry came to came into the match with high expectations and he didn't disappoint. in his league died all eyes were on a hairy cane and his button is lee good debut. early in the match buyer's new number, 9 play

have they been able to speak to him or only to jim lee dikes? >> they did get some information. they were able to give the boy crayons and crayon books. this is something that he requested. not sure how they were able to get it exactly into that bunker. that's pretty important. more importantly, they were able to get this young boy the medications that he needs. we spoke to state representative steve who has been in touch with his family and staying in close touch with him and says that the young boy suffers from asperger's syndrome. >> scared and terrified. thank you very much, george. >>> still to come, an emotional hearing in newtown, connecticut. the family and friends of the sandy hook shooting are speaking out. we're going to go there live. plus, the man who fooled manti te'o. hear his emotion of real romantic feelings for te'o. and later in the show, a sneak peak at this. oh, it worked. will it be enough to save the blackberry? i have the flu... i took theraflu, but i still have this cough. [ male announcer ] truth is theraflu doesn't treat your cough. what? [ male announ

. >> february 16th is not an easy day for jim lee may, a retired firefighter to talk about or think about. he was a lieutenant, one of the first on the scene when a marc train and amtrak train collided just outside of downtown silver spring. the collision so powerful that diesel fuel from the amtrak train was tossed everywhere and erupt erupted. >> try to tell the young guys coming up in the ranks, when you go out always try to in your mind make the incident bigger than what it is, it's easier to scale down than it is to scale up this one year i had no chance of scaling up that high. >> it was snowing that day and there was confusion about which train should have been on which track. an investigation concluded that the marc train was traveling too fast at a crossover point on the tracks and it didn't have enough time to slow down. >> the sight, the smell, everything that happened that day just stays with you forever. >> monte fitch, a retired fire chief with montgomery fire and rescue who was there that day as well said amazingly there were no emergency exit windows on rail cars prior to

jim lee, thank you so much for being with us and captain anthony corsi, thank you so much for your serviceul that you volunteer your talents and your time to take care of this country the way that you do and to, you know, make the sacrifice of being without your family for so long. we appreciate you. we appreciate both of you. thank you very much both. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> three back-to-back democratic presidential town halls tonight on cnn starting with massachusetts congressman seth moulton and i'll moderate that conversation at 6:00 eastern and the congressman will be a get of "state of the union" at 9:00 a.m. then here is a list of the rest here tonight starting at 6:00 eastern. >>> lots more political news to talk about, as well as our own erica hill is in virginia beach with the very latest from there. "new day" starts in a moment. see this? it powers olia for hair color this stunning, and healthy-looking every time you color powered by 60% oils olia propels color deep into hair, and without ammonia. it's in the oils. olia. brilliant color. visibly healthier hair. by garni

i'm jim at lee. >>> i'm doreen gentzler. >> let's go to darcy. >> reporter: doreen, this is the check cashing store where a played out this afternoon. if you look inside, you can see the business is well-lit up but it's closed at this hour. we were able to speak to a man inside when the robber's burst through. he may have gotten away with more. but the cashiers refused. surveillance video shows the brazen robbery at this cash depot in wheaton. the armed and masked robbers jumped the counter and customers stayed down as they ransacked the store. he was there when it happened. he's wearing the white shirt. >> he put his gun close to my body. >> reporter: the way he tells it, the robbers may have gotten away with more, but a cashier refused to open another or finally, she's calling the police. >> reporter: the robbers ran out and got away. but not for long. >> got a description of multiple masked subjects, armed. we also got a description of a vehicle, a white chevy van. >> reporter: police spotted the van and chased the driver on to the beltway much the van crashed. one of the suspects

jim lee flies both frequently and thinks it's a plus for the passengers. >> i was surprised when they made the sale. on the west coast, alaska is a good, efficient airline. i'm like well, this is great. brianne: the deal has been approved by the board of both airlines it's not expected to be completed until next year. once completed virgin america loyalty members will roll in to alaska airlines milal plan. reporting live, brianne carter, abc7 news. jonathan: thanks. four of the nationals racing presidents were at the airport to help greet fans to atlanta for opening day. the nats have the home opener thursday. it will be chilly against the brazil? jummy: yes. jummy: listen up. tickets are still available for the olympic games in rio. they are looking for ways to boost the sales. brazil is facing a number of issues. the economy suffering the worst recession in 25 years. athletes and the health experts have concerns over zika. jonathan: on second thought -- jummy: maybe not? jonathan: no. nascar driver kyle busch won yesterday's race and decided to share the happiness. this is him after

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jim lee dykes gunned down the driver and abducted a 5-year- old bus from the -- boy from the bus takenerground bunk other his property. a collision was 6:30 sunday in california. it included a tour bus and pickup truck pulling a trailer at the time and another car. eight people died and >>> we're looking at sun early. increasing clouds. perhaps a few flurries, light snow showers. trace to an inch. better chance up north toward i- 70. 33 tomorrow. a couple more flurries tomorrow night and rain here on friday. >>> we're going to take a live look from our sky 9. a developing situation here involving a school bus accident. connecticut avenue at east-west highway. you can see police on the scene and in traffic getting by. be aware of this in the intersection of connecticut avenue and east-west highway. >>> as for wall street, we're starting above dow 14,000 for the first time in five years. will we stay there? i don't know. futures look mixed at this point. >>> cbs this morning is next shining a light on the blackout at the super bowl. >>> howard and i will be back in 25 minutes with a live

and jim taxer lee, tax and economics reporter forrt "the n york times.", the president veering from advisor t advisor, idea to idea, whatlloes it reveal about president trump? day i think what we've see-- dan: i think what we'veeen this week, and weeks before but there's something particular about this week, the way he went back and forth, you wrused the word pinballing in the open, i seink that's a good description. there's a s thate doesn't know his own mind, doesn't know what messa he wans put out and doesn't know other than fighting with china what kind of spill he wants. on the one hand, one day it'll say we're lookingt tax cuts, the next day he'll say we are not. one day he'll say the economy is asrood as it can be, the next day he's attacking the federal reserve chairman saying the economy should be better and he's holing it back. i think this was a week in which he was the mainr dri of lack of confidence and instability in the economy. and that is a worrisome thing as the rest of the world and corpveate execu try to figure out what they want to do

it all ended at 4:00 in the afternoon six days after 65- year-old jim lee dykes shot and killed a school bus driver and kidnapped the boy. >> within the past 24 hours negotiations deteriorated and mr. dykes was observed holding a gun. at this point fbi agents fearing the child was in imminent danger entered the bunker and rescued the child. the child appears physically unharmed and is being treated at a local hospital. the subject is deceased. >> last tuesday investigators say dykes boarded a school bus and demanded that the bus driver, charles poland, turn over two young children. the 66-year-old driver tried to block him and authorities say dykes shot and killed him, then took the boy identified by only his first name ethan. sunday hundreds of people attended the bus driver's funeral. >> he was just an outstanding person and cared about kids and ultimately gave his all to protect those kids. >> little ethan turned 6 this week. negotiators managed to deliver a hot wheels car, crackers and other food and medicine to the boy who has a mild form of autism. sergeant gleason with prince geor

lee canyon's 30 runs were open as of thursday. but santa delivered in a big way overnight with a strong snow storm. ((jim seely/lee canyon ski resort: "we've opened a lot more runs, i think we're around 80 percent open as far as all our trails and whatnot.")) ((patrick walker)) speaking of the big guy in red... we spotted santa shredding the slopes after a 24-hour shift criss-crossing the globe overnight. ((patrick walker: "how was the run coming down?" santa claus: "it was epic, 6 inches of fresh powder, it was awesome.")) ((patrick walker)) though it's early in the season... officials at lee canyon aretimistic. 40 inches rhis year...ey're well ot way ofrpassing the 70 inches that ll all of last season. they hope that means packed runs... for months to come. ((patrick walker: "if you didn't get your chance to make it up here and get your ski fix in today, on this white christmas, don't worry, they're open every day from 9-4 and there will be snow up here for quite awhile. at lee canyon, i'm patrick walker, 8 news now.")) ((paula francis)) resort officials recommend checking the heading up to hit the slo

. >> rose: jim, who else-- who else should we be watching, jim? lee westwood?well, certainly lee westwood. he made a run at the green jacket last year. he's been so close in so many majors. i'd be watching him. ricky fowler will be here. i'll be excited-- ricky fowler needs to get the breakthrough victory. >> early days here. >> but-- >> a lot of guys are playing really well. hunter mayhem. he's great from 30 feet out. >> matt coucher. no one talks about him. he played with tyingener '98. >> he's coming in under the radar. he's not having all the press. you even have something like nick watney, played great, really solid under pressure those last few holes at doral. could be very important things like that. >> this is where the game is now charlie. this is after an incredible, indescribable run by tying they're lasted a good dozen years where you went into every one of these tournaments saying can anyone beat him this week? in the last year, the game has gone young and it's gone global and it has spread out so wide, that that's what also makes this tournament,