you hear the camera man fighting shawna.oks at the camera guy, he is going for something here. but justin puts shawna in a triangle choke. but watch. that was an engagement ring. she realizes this is a proposal. but imagine that, you're being tossed around, and all of a sudden, boom. no lack of romance. >> i think it's cool. >> yeah. >> i wouldn't say it's not cool, i'm saying it's not exactly romantic. >> it was thoughtful and that's what makes it romantic. >> were you surprised? >> they do compete regularly, and they're going next week to the world jujitsu championship. >> what? >>> even though this is a do it yourself video, i think some of you would be squeamish about it. it -- this is dan. >> he said i'm going to show you how to do sutures. >> he has a scar, he is going to give himself some stitches, and i'm impressed how sterile he tries to get everything. so we're going to take this prep solution and put some of that correctly on the skin, on a paper towel. >> maybe he is saying that he is sterilizing everything and r

i think we can do that a speaking of the i m f har shawna. how difficult or negotiations going to be with the i m f going forward because to lanka is now going into these negotiations as a bank rock country. well, things are going to be hard and difficult, but there's no doubt that we will need to seek 3rd party health. there's no doubt about it, but it all depends, nichols, you are going to be difficult, as you know, as a backup nation, of a bargaining powers are limited. when you go to i am. if for any other place, they will look good imposed conditions so that the country will be more accountable . lack of accountability on the part of our governments has been the biggest goods . the corruption came as a result of that. so it would be tough road ahead, and we need unity in approach. remember as to the 2 members said earlier, initial job is for having to rem garmen for a limited period to get the most essential. that is the cooking guess full. so the contra can function and for delay, so for the farmers and to open the school to job in clos

and i have an incision here and i have one up here. >> watching the surveillance footage, shawna sees the accident happens. and why brittany's able to survive. >> what they figure is that the cinder block in the front slowed the truck down. so he didn't hit it with the full force and we had a computer stand and that's where brittany landed and that was probably better for her, because those doors that we had up front, they came flying out and if she hadn't fallen down, they would have hit her right in the head and brittany looks up and she sees it coming but there's nothing that she can do and then you don't see brittany anymore. how did that poor little girl who maybe weighs 100 pounds, took the whole brunt of that dodge ram pickup. >> i can't even express how blessed i truly am to make it out of there alive. >> but how could this happen? it turns out an elderly customer, roger mays loses control of his pickup truck. >> well, mr. mays was coming to drop his clothes off. one of our customers had been at counter and he was waiting -- >> after the other customer pulls out, mays attempts

shawna thomas is the washington bureau chief for vice news. ginger gibson is political correspondent for reuters. and jonathan allen's a digital reporter for nbc news. hard question to you, shawna, which requires some real interpretation. are they with trump because they really agree he's not kissing butt over there in helsinki or do they just agree with him all the time because they hate the media and the liberals? >> well, i think it's a little bit they hate the media and the liberals. but even nbc news's own poll, nbc news/"wall street journal" poll, said 88% of republicans approve of the job president trump is doing. >> his very being. >> the job he's doing. and if you believe the economy is getting better and the unemployment numbers are down and the stock market is doing okay and the trade thing hasn't affected you yet and what you vote on is the economy, then why wouldn't you stick with him? >> let me go to ginger. you give lip service to what happened in helsinki. if you're a business person. less regulation on the environment. i like

the bulk of trouble to sheffield, to me to my name is shawna cox. and i am a special climate and i'll be competing in sport climbing for the 1st time climbing 1st time in the tokyo fun front again, was full climbing makes its limpid debut this summer. so in a cooksey will be reaching for gold. the 2 time world champions being competing since the age of 7 climbing the gains is called climbing and a combination of 3 different disciplines which speak. i'm in south like monetary. how fast will bouldering, which you can see a little bit behind us and not too high off the ground of math. and then also leave climbing, which is clipping a rope in as you climb up. and it's who gets the highest the overall when it's based on who performs best in 3 discipline. it's a full body support, legs, core, fingers, everything needs to be strong. but this isn't just about punishing routine. team, great britain's approach before they even get to the war is about fun. if your in a joyful place and you're happy to just let go and have a goes, i guess going to help you on.

can you tell me about that, shawna? >> yeah, one of the things i was talking to my seat mate gary about was, you know, i get a little anti-social on planes. you're sitting so close together and with this experience, everybody was so nice to each other and, i mean i held gary's hand. we talked through -- i mean all of the passengers sitting around really got along and took care of each other. i didn't think pandemonium was the right word. >> no. >> i just -- most people stayed really calm and like at one point somebody a few rows of me was getting up to help other people with his masks. he was passing out gum for when we landed to help with the ear popping. i thought people worked together well and showed true human spirit. it was really neat to see. >> willie and shawna, i have to say we're glad to see you happy and safe and appreciative for you getting up and joining us and, shawna, you've made me rethink my anti-socialness and safety procedures. take care. >> thank you. >>> we want to turn to japan where we're trackin

. >> reporter: ten families are being helped by the red cross, shawna ford was one of the people who was displaced. >>> i open the door and the smoke smacked me back into the apartment. i shut the door, i told the kids to get up and grab your shoes and get out. >> reporter: while the apartment and belongings were damaged, 89 kids were fine, a big relief for shawna and her sister with the children inside. >>> i was happy and hugged her. >> reporter: reports -- reporting in yeadon, trish hartman. >>> it was a rel -- relatively mild day around the region, but we'll see a dip in temperatures for the workweek. karen rogers has a check of the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> reporter: hi walter, look at the temperatures, not too bad for this time of the year. normally the high is 40 degrees. we are sitting at a high of 47. it's 32 in pittsburgh in our area, temperatures above average even for the evening hours. satellite and radar showing the rain from yesterday and overnight hours is long gone. looking at satellite 6 we saw breaks in the clouds earlier. we have mostly cloudy s

you see, shawna's man is a soldier and the airlines did not seem to be on their side. >> flights have been cancelled. delayed, missed. >> reporter: with the wedding party at her side shawna decided she couldn't wait any longer. when cody beckwith finally caught a flight to tampa at midnight she decided the airport would just have to do. [ cheering and applause ] >> cody has been traveling for how long? >> too long. >> reporter: is it the way these two pictured their wedding day? not ready. but even with with an audience of strangers and sounds of jets passing by somehow for this couple this wedding is just about perfect. >> cody, do you take shawna michelle hodge to be your lawful wedded wife? >> i do. >> you may now kiss the bride! >> now megan, i want you to meet megan. >> how do you do? >> a third grade teacher from havre de grace and cheerleader. >> and meet danny. and the engagement at a ravens game. what a story. >> you have not seen the video? >> no. >> you were dressed as santa claus? >> i was. >> how did it happen? >> i did this for two reasons. one to surprise her. and two,

>> after ten years together, shawna moved out. into this town house.e early morning hours, someone lay in wait for her in her home. >> she enters the hallway. it's dark much there's no light. >> dan long and terry miller are investigators with the las vegas metropolitan police department. >> she moves towards the stairway to go upstairs to her bedroom. >> when suddenly shawna was attacked by someone wielding a hammer. >> and she was savagely beaten with this metal head of that hammer until she was dead. >> cops soon learned her estranged husband a rock solid alibi. he worked an all night shift at the firehouse. but within 48 hours, detectives get a crucial tip. from an unlikely source, a maintenance worker, william penex known as big will. he told police a friend nicknamed greyhound boasted he had just murdered a woman. there were clues everywhere in the desert tent where he was living and on his cell phone. >> what kind of numbers do you find on that phone? >> we find a guy by the name of george in his cell phone. and when we asked him who is george,

candles were lit in culpeper county in honor of four lives lost, a mother, shawna washington, and her three children ages 4, 6, and 13 were found dead sunday at their home. the police believe they were killed by the family patriarch, clarence washington. roz plater spoke with family and friends of the washington family and is live in culpeper. roz? >> some of the folks who came to the vigil did not know the washingtons, and this is a community of families and children. they are upset about the loss of the three innocent girls. a neighbor say they never saw it coming. broken, hundreds came together in song and prayer and tears. >> i got kids. i got six. i don't know, it's just -- it's hard. >> sunday night come after the family did not show up for church, shawna washington's mother stopped by the home and medium thinkable discovery, all five family members shot and killed, including the three daughters. >> you just feel like life is more precious. you just hug your kids closer. >> culpeper investigators believe it was a murder/suicide. clarence washington killed himself after shooting

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and shawna is absolutely right. look at all these vice presidents of the past.there one black person? no. is there one woman who served as vice president? no. there's only been one traditional practicing catholic in the whole history of the vice presidency. doesn't mirror our glorious diversity. when you look through history, not only do a lot of these vice presidents in various ways become future presidents, for instance, every vice president since 1928 has explored the idea of running for president. so these are possible future presidents. but at the same time, one choice can change history. ronald reagan, at the last minute, put george h.w. bush, as you well know and remember, andrea. 1980, on his ticket. the result was that bush served for eight years as vice president, four years as president, and later on his son served for eight years, totally changed the whole history of the next 30 years. that could be happening today or tomorrow. >> and we also saw, of course, the kennedy/johnson, you know, partnership. we know how they were rivals. and joe biden has s

>> no. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: at the end of the video, were those tears of joy or terror, shawna?> they were tears of joy. like i could not -- like i was just so overwhelmed with the fact that he did all of this for me. >> jimmy: how did you get the police to go along with this prank? >> well, i shot a pitch to them. i said, well, you know, we got a lot of tension in the black life and the police in our community. so let's try to break the tension by doing something positive. >> jimmy: yeah, well, you broke it all right. you definitely broke it. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: maybe you haven't set a date yet, but will the police be invited to the wedding? >> yes. >> jimmy: very good. well, we took the liberty of getting you a couple of engagement gifts. we got you a fondue set, which guillermo is working on, and we got you a couple of his and hers bullet-proof vests. [ cheers and applause ] just in case. well, that is an amazing story, and you're both very, very crazy, but congratulations to you and have a happy holiday. >> thank you so much. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: t

behind big nights from shawna johnson and ada buckley... they just took a lot of momentum from the end of the third quarter... that really got the crowd into the game... that last second shot in the third quarter... gave them tremendous momentum i think... this team needed something like that... we talked about it before the first quarter... and the way they finished it and the way they grinded it out was in true iowa state fashion... when schools are separated by just a few miles... it makes for a natural rivalry... when the schools have excellent basketball programam.. the stakes are even higher... it's the battle of 42nd xavier... we'll start with the boys... and the home team came out firing... here's mitchell burger... and he's cookin'... not too much mustard on the layup... kisses it off the glass... then later in the first... matt mims fakes the pass... he puts it up... mims buries the three ball... saints feelin' good...but the cougars were feelili better... derek girling gets the steal... races to the other end for an easy two poin

. >> what about rumors pro shawna is dating a soap star?ide-stepping outside of the ballroom too. >> only single gal so that just means i'm the topic of the conversation. but i'm a single girl too. >> don't play with me. bonner, don't play with me. >> i grew up on a farm, i love a cowboy. >> i'll take you horse back riding. >> i own cowboy boots. >> i know where the honky tonk's at, come on. >> when you going riding? >> nancy o'dell, my southern sister, you know there ain't nothing wrong with a good-looking cowboy. >> it's what i'm saying. let me know. >> don't play with me. >> just yesterday, lady gaga gave the world this first little glimpse at her remake of "a star is born." she's sharing the screen with bradley cooper. tonight, we have the new steamy images from behind the scenes. check them out shooting a passionate scene on location yesterday at a area gas station. a roughed-up gaga and bradley get into a handsy hug. then go hog wild making out on his motorcycle. the lady was all smiles getting some touchup and support. gaga did doubl

shawna weaver. she's out on a run. this run is much larger than it may look. she's going to run 310 miles from canada to wisconsin along the north shore of lake superior. it's a big deal to shawna because ten years ago she went through two corrective back surgeries. at the time the doctors said you can forget about physical activity anymore. you're done. you're not going to be able to move around much. she did a lot of yoga, physical therapy and took care of her body and basically did the exact opposite of what doctors thought she could do. >> i love that. the thing is doctors don't know everything. she knew her body and that's amazing. >> it's more than running. listen to some of the things she has planned. >> i'm preparing to run in a record ten days. >> she's going for a record and also to raise awareness. >> lake superior contains 10% of our entire planet's drinkable water. >> bet you didn't know that. so let's protect it. >> my journey is a metaphor for the resilience of this lake and its people. it's about reclaiming my physical health. >> yeah. cool, hu

shawna johnson bails out her buddy with a beautiful cut toto the e op... that's two easy points...u-n-i trailed by thirteen... but never quit... madison weekly gets into the paint and nds stephanie davison for the jumper... but not enough of that for the nthers... and too much shawna johnson for the cyclones... the junior with the steal and the finish... iowa state rolls 84-75... the cyclones get back on the winning track after a tough go down in cancun -- - ey move to 3-and-3 overall... the message from iowa football has been pretty consistent all year long... they're jus taking it onteam at a time... trying to be 1-0 each week... but when n u go 1-0 twelve times... the games mean a little more at the end... but even the hawkeyes can admit week's big ten championship game has a little say... a game in seseember... and much of the talk is about how the country is about to find out if iowa is "for real"... but the voice of the hawkeyes says... ubt these guys at your own risk... i think if you were totoump some truth syrum in the players... they hear all the

that's you, shawna. we always start with a very basic fact that it is hard to save unless you know how much you spend. so now i'm going to give you that tough lesson which is track your spending. when you track your spending, you are then figuring out what is going where and how much you have available to actually save. to some extent, you don't have to do this on your own. there are bank apps. there's plenty of apps that are free. it is all good, but the realit is we need people to focus on three big action items. number one, we want people to pay down outstanding debt. we know that debt levels are drifting up a little bit, that's a factor here. but we also want you to have an emergency reserve fund that is usually six to twelve months of your living expenses. >> my gosh. >> i know it sounds like a lot, right? >> it will take me six to twelve years to get to that. >> we need a safety net. if you are a dock worker on strike, you need an emergency reserve fund. >> right. >> the other thing is to try to co

. >> reporter: in the documentary a former young girl on the street named shawna drives her car to anrea she knows is frequented by pimps. one pimp used to call her shelly money. >> you remember me? >> yes. >> who am i? >> i don't remember your name. >> shelly money. what are you doing? you got a girl out here? three? three girls. you waiting on one to come back now? >> yeah. >> reporter: in the car with her, a long-time activist actress ashley judd. >> how much do you expect her to bring? >> 40. no less. >> so if she comes back with more than 40, do you expect she'd be up front with you and give you the full or is she only going to give you 40 because that's her minimum? >> i'm taking care of her. a room and a place that's safe to stay. and drugs. so you know. >> the one you're waiting on now, what's her habit? >> crack. everybody's using crack. everybody. >> so you supply her dope? and if she comes back with less than 40, i mean god forbid what's going to happen? >> i've got a different system than other people. i try to treat them right. like in the morning they want to eat. i give

when shawna resisted, her mother shot her with heroin, shawna remembers falling on the water bed in a rush. that was her initiation. >>> "a path appears," the latest book by journalists nicholas kristof and sheryl wudunn hi

he ver qickly turned it into his base against the angry mob, democrats.d, the >> woodruff: shawna, whichgests he thinks that's the effective way to use this. t well, to show that he got a win out s and if you give him more republicans he will continue to get wins. but i think t angry mob construction, mitch mcconnell used similar words after the vote, a troublesome one for therooms. because the women on thhill, we saw the protests, i was about something birabout violation, about the ability to have some kind ofn powerhis situation, and i think if you dismiss that belittle it or think it's going away, that is something especially won running for the house will try to use. >> woodruff: so we may see a rect oppositional configuration, if you will, of this mob description that the president came up with. >> yeah, president trump on air force one was asked what message do you have he women that are devastated by the outcome after brett kavanaugh was accused of sexual assault? and president trump said i don't think there are women wweh devastated, i don't think that exists. president trump mig

shawna, great to see you. thanks for getting up early.t we learned about in georgia last night, and now it's going to play out here in washington. because what's going to play out in congress is related, of course, to how the republican party thinks it should be conducting itself. the schism among those who need to conduct ourselves accordingly and oh, by the way, the constitutional thing to do. and looks lick republicans are on track to lose control of the senate here. we haven't called that second race here, so we have called control of the senate. but the lessons we learn in georgia send a pretty strong message to republicans in washington about how the country feels about donald trump. >> yeah. it does. i mean, i think what we learned in georgia, especially with a runoff that had many people show up and vote which is almost crazy is that nationalizing that particular runoff worked. i think part of why -- and this is just my analysis, i haven't talked to senator mitch mcconnell, maybe part of what mitch mcconnell was sort of like, okay

shawna thomas, ana palmer, thank you. stick around.will see you back at the end of the show for "sources say" >>> the fight over immigrants centering around money. congress debating plans as we speak for emergency funding. why did the government move to move hundreds of migrant kids? we're live at the border, next. we're live at the border, next hi. maria ramirez! mom! maria! maria ramirez... mcdonald's is committing 150 million dollars in tuition assistance, education, and career advising programs... prof: maria ramirez mom and dad: maria ramirez!!! to help more employees achieve their dreams. four zero expense ratio index funds directly to investors. and now we have zero account fees for brokerage accounts. at fidelity, those zeros really add up. ♪ so maybe i'll win, saved by zero ♪ at fidelity, those zeros really add up. "fine. no one leaves the table "fine! we'll sleep here."." "it's the easiest, because it's the cheesiest" kraft. for the win win. will transform not just the automobile, but mobility itself. an autonomous-thinking v

. >> reporter: shawna met george at the casino where they both worked. he was an army man after graduating from west point, later becoming a las vegas fireman. george's sister, maria. >> they're both hard-working people. they're both good-looking people. they made a lovely couple. >> reporter: they had a beautiful baby girl. after two happy years of marriage, shawna complained to her sister that george had become jealous, controlling and critical of her. >> it was all those little things that built up over time. >> reporter: and shawna was uncomfortable when george brought a homeless man into their lives to do odd jobs around the house. friend, stephanie vargas. >> she would call him creepy. he's so creepy, why is he around my house. >> reporter: after ten years together, shawna moved out into this townhouse. on september 29th, 2012, after shawna left work in the early morning hours, someone lay in wait for her in her home. >> she enters into the hallway. it's dark, there's no light. >> reporter: dan long and terry miller are investigators with the las v

when shawna resisted, her mother shot her with heroin, shawna remembers falling on the water bed in a rush. that was her initiation. >>> "a path appears," the latest book by journalists nicholas kristof and sheryl wudunn highlights problems in the u.s., including sexual exploitation,

the new information also suggests....jane doe's name may have been shawna. "there's a lot of people that might come through with that name shawna but we're hoping with a name...with a picture...might be able to help tie up some of those loose ends" investigators think she was detectives beleive the girl may have lived in a trailer park on east lake mead boulevard. things are going from bad to worse in louisiana. more rain is in the forecast. and two more deaths have been reported, bringing the total to 13. an estimated 40 thousand homes have been destroyed...despite everything people did to try and save them. the worst part of is all these people who sandbagged for days flooding has caused over a billion dollars in damage. now the state could be facing its biggest housing shortage since the aftermath of hurricane katrina--- a decade ago. right now...brazilian authorties are investigating whether a group of u-s olympic swimmers lied about being robbed in rio. brazilian authorities pulled two american swimmers off their u-s bound plane last night... jack conge

i'll ask shawna and aaron to stay where you are. it's a game of is your viefbl, how one official is characterizing the white house, as the president ramps up his attacks on the attorney general. it seems to have reached a fever pitch and what sessions is now saying about morale that may surprise you. about morale thaty surprise you >>> we have breaking news out of aberdeen, maryland. pete williams, what do you know? >> not much. reports of a workplace shooting in aberdeen. we know that the county sheriff is on the scene. we know that atf and fbi are both responding and we heard that there have been a number of victims, but we don't know the number. and we don't know the extent of the injuries. we don't know whether these are shooting victims, whether anyone has died as a result of this. we also don't know whether the person who is apparently responsible for this shooting is now in custody or is still at large. it's very early on. the police and the county sheriff and the feds are just now getting there. very sketchy information at t

weeks-long feud overow-justice brett kavanaugh's confirmation process with tamara keith of npr and shawnamas of "vice new" hello to both of you it's "politics monday." seems like the brett kavanaugh thing went on for months. in truth it was only, what, a month or two. but what is the- c we tell right now what the political ay be?t from it m >> i think it's hard to know right this second. what we do know is that, in the midst of it, "pbs newshour" and marist had a poll and, over the course of a week, there was a dramatic shift among republicins erms of the energy that they had heading into the midterm elections. now, does that energy and enthusiasm hold for the next couple of weeks? unclear. yo, the emotion of happiness is generally not asst ky or strong as the emotion of rage and outrage. but one interesting thing that i thoughabout when i traveled with the president this weekend to his rally the kansas, and he very quickly termed this not to be a celebration of confirming brett kavanaugh but going on the attack against democrats for what they did in this process. he very quickly turned i

. >> reporter: two years ago, shawna smith heard the news, breast cancer. >> i felt like i was so young, i was like what? >> reporter: she learned the hard way that at 35 she was not too young for breast cancer. but she also learned at 35 you're never too old to give your breast a name. >> virginia came into my mind like that. >> naming her breast virginia he involved into a detailed account of the life and terms of a survivor. >> so this is all about a book meeting virginia. >> buy owing aftery of a breast. it's a book for breast cancer patients and their families. >> she documented every step of her surgery and reconstruction. >> she is smiling. virginia is not. >> that's the radiation. >> reporter: photos of her surgery help her heel. >> there's -- i can see the inside of my breast and it's clean and it's pink and it's fresh and new. to me, that was like a new start. >> you are still get your mammogram on your other side. >> reporter: he performed the surgery and another doctor the reconstruction. >> as far as the overall outlook, women that undergo a successful reconstruction seem t

shawna, how do you think that tension will evolve from here? >> i mean, it's pretty clear that the president wants people to get back to work. he wants to reopen the country. but even as we saw in the town hall as people were asking questions that fox news had gathered, he was also putting it back in the hands of the states. he was saying that he was answering questions basically saying, hey, that kind of question depends on your governor. i think one of the things, that tension you're seeing in politics, one of the ways he's working through it, is to make sure you know that the governors are responsible -- i'm not saying they're the only ones responsible, but i think that is kind of one of the tactics he is using. and as things open up, and if things go well, he'll get to say, hey, i put the plan together that these governors used and be able to use that. if something goes wrong in one state, he'll be able to say, hey, that governor didn't follow the plan. >> jonathan, let me play another cut from the town hall that aired this evening on fox n

we're almost out of time, shawna.ut will you tell the audience if they want to be a part of this, what do they need to know? what time should they be there? right. >> yes. it's sunday, january 19th. the registration opens at 12. doors open at one and you can find everything on sfpl. org more than a month. >> okay. wonderful. thank you all for being here. shawna, haley and tamika, i appreciate the time and the discussion. >> thank you. all right. thank you. >> have fun on sunday. appreciate it. frank, we'll send it back over to you. all right. >> thank you ladies. a local nonprofit is engaging marginalized youth by finding their creative vibe when it comes to fashion. and one of those events is called soulful stitches how the art of sewing is mending a community. talk about that. >> next and giving you a live look there over the oakland estuary where a cooler day overhead. i'll have a look at what we can expect for your bay area weekend and the extended recast i'm a small business owner. i have a nonprofit organization

shawna, thank you.e it. >>> republican hopefuls and even president obama weighing in on the trayvon martin story. here's the president on friday in the rose garden. >> if i had a son, he'd look like trayvon. and, you know, i think they are right to expect that all of us as americans are going to take this with the seriousness that it deserves. >> okay. this was a very interesting conversation that i'm going to play for you now. i spoke with cnn contributor will cane and elsie granderson and also senior writer at espn, and i asked them if the president should have commented on the case. they did not hold back. here it is. >> a lot of people are tripping over themselves trying not to say race, trying not to say color. you know what? that's a vital part of this conversation, that's a vital part of this entire scenario so to assume that president obama, a black man in the united states would not have a reaction to what happened to trayvon martin is incredibly ridiculous. so it's natural for him to respond t

. >> shawna graduated from the community kitchen program in 2012 and immediately landed a job at the hard rock cafe. >> there are things that can enhance your life, not just feeding you a day. >> shawna went from having a boss to being her own boss. launching her own business herb nerd. >> that takes me back south. >> shecaters events and has cooking classes and created her line of barbecue sauces. >> not just one or two but you are almost to ten? >> yes ten. >> she keeps in touch with her classmates in culinary school and finds that their skills have brought them success. >> this is actually doing something. >> a woman that once turned to philabundance for help sees people now turning to her. >> it's great to give out the jobs and paychecks and be able to say this is because of philabundance. >> if you want to help people, go to 6abc.com and click on the holiday food drive icon and see the ways you can connect share and give. i know grandma's house isn't the most exciting, but it's only for a few hours. look what i've got. when you get verizon fios, you get beautiful hd picture qual

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host: let's go to shawna, democrat, california. you are up first. caller: good morning. my question is, what is it that the republican party can do is a whole for them to reunite and bring our country together and for democrats also to come in and reunite with republicans? we are all really not looking good as a whole for americans. i watch c-span every morning. i am very discouraged some of the stuff that i hear, but it does not discourage me from watching. i would like to know, what can the republican party do as a whole to unite, because it doesn't sound good when you are talking about having a patriot party outside the republican party. as a democrat, i am willing to work with uniting with republicans so we can bring our country back together as a whole , because america is one of the best countries in the world. well, is the best country in the world. host: does the rnc support a patriot party? then you can respond to her question about unity. guest: no, the rnc does not support a patriot party. we believe the republican party is the home for the most freethinking,

shawna, i am curious if you'll speak to that point. every president likes to own the positive and walk away from everything else in the country and the federal government does not literally control everything. but i think trump supporters and opponents would agree or be aware that donald trump has an approach to race and policing and civil rights in america. it's different than the obama administration. i think everybody knows that. there comes a disturbing question what leadership he is setting. i say that to get your response to the kenosha, wisconsin police chief making comments that are extreme if you think of the logic of them. i say it so viewers can think of it when you hear them. if somebody is arrested for killing people, they're the guilty party in the views of law enforcement and they get a trial. here we heard something different that seemed to play it down. take a listen. >> everybody involved was out after curfew. i'm not going to make a great deal of that. point is, curfew is in place to protect. had persons not been out

it was 10:00 last night when family members, they hasn't heard from shawna or clarence washington since saturday evening. last night they began to get concerned. there was an ongoing domestic dispute between the couple. apparently that dispute got pretty heated on saturday. when family members couldn't get ahold of them, they got concerned. they came to the house and that's when they made the grim discovery. the family of five dead inside their home here in culpeper, virginia. now, they have been identified as shawna and clarence washington, both 35 years old, a married couple, and their three children. their three girls, aged 13, 6 and 4. the sheriff's department says that this is now being investigated as a domestic murder-suicide. a little while ago i spoke to the cousin of shawna washington and she said that she never imagined that something like this would happen. >> my prayers, that was my sister, that was my heart, my best friend, my world. >> reporter: investigators did find a gun inside the house. they won't elaborate on what kind of a gun it was. as for the ongoing marital pro

stevens hired by shawna's kill her. he later was the key witness in teafeys trial and when george in. >>i laughed it off. yeah, okay. and when you think about it. when i found out he was real about it. i said yeah, i would do it. >> reporter: when talking to stevens remorse comes to mind. he is sorry for what he has done. >> i have a mom, a sister. you know what i mean. if i would have thought about it i would probably not have done it. >> reporter: if he could go back he would not tell the george out of it. homeless and alcoholic. something he is not apologizing for. >> i am a street person. i am not going to call the police. >> reporter: stevens sentenced to 42 years to life in prison. he took her life for a man he once called a friend. >> he is a good friend. we were cool. >> reporter: would you say he was a good friend looking back >> no. three. >> anchor: local preacher that talked about sin of sex. assaults young girl. trial continued yesterday with testimony from the victims. we want to warn you, some of the deta

shawna: it does a couple of things. one of the things we did to bring everyone back to the table in 2013, 2005. , we the united states p a lot of sanctions on others, other banks and countries to punish them if they did deals with iran. one of the things w did was take some pressure off other countrieshao money cold flow and do the things that obama want told happenn iran. what the administration has said isre woing to put nose sanctions back on so companies like airbus have to decide, do we continue to do business with iran but lockes ourse out of the american financial market? most likely a company like airbus is going to say no, we probably need america. o let's ke going. it allowed basically iran to sell more oilo other parts of the world and the price of oil has already started going up because of even unrt whether or not president trump would pull out of the deal. now oil prices are going up. -- the up. until be people who feel that the pump but for the most part, the u.s. doesn't doot of business with iran in gen