a. turing's cousin was also affected by violence. i'm sixty years though i lost a son down in the wall he was seventy he would be about thirty eight now he was shot he was shot emerge it's the second murder your mum has several of my friends how many oh i can count about a lease over the years but at least twelve members of my family close members and murder. the reason behind those murders is drug trafficking. like many others dreams brother was a drug he made a lot of by. saying i am me. and this is on and that it's a pretty much lives life awful for the most fun and he's the clown a lot of things or i have a purse and i talk about movies. even using you know close as one of the things that we. know when mayhem was together. very early on the young man felt deep into criminality most criminals have weapons here. that he's got a lot of. black sheep in the car loans he wanted all the people. and i don't eat a lot of time. so that's something that i still check for. in the afternoon goes to the very fancy esplanade evidence to go to st

let's hope new jersey's congressional delegation will work the president in a bipartisan fashion to give us supporter infrak to ture. >> take a look at this video. there is awoman texting and fell ina fun tain while texting. how listen, i text al the time, bill. i nope about you. i have never fall foon a fountain that is unbelievable to me. but in this town of maplewood new jersey, apparently, it is a big issue. texting and walking. now, that is why maplewood committee woman manse adams introduced an ordinance for public safety reasons to stop distracted walk. thank you for joinings here at "chasing news." tell me about the ordinance? does this just supply ta texting and walking or all kinds of distracted walking. >> it is all kinds of distractinged walking. it is gaming. well, any mobile device that will be looking down and instead of walking where they are going. well, and it is not bt them a week ago on sidewalk and only but now shared the public space with hers and the vehicle. we dop want anyone getting hurt. >> this is a big problem in maplewood? are people falling into found tans lit are floy we don't have a

he was almost a cake ture in that way of the -- kerik ture in that way. he was over six feet tall and large with a big head and very eyes. ting so he -- way he carried himself also suggested someone a little larger than life. brian: let's listen to him and look at him on video. this is from 1936. eyes. so he -- way he carried > i think that sums it up. this is the most important campaign since the civil war. it is a campaign against various brands of socialism, fascism, communism, bureaucracy, and bankruptcy. it is -- brupcy. it is -- bankruptcy. it is a campaign to save the republic. that's what it is. brian: 1936. henry: this is in the middle of the new deal. this is after franklin roosevelt is elected in 1932. vandenberg coming from michigan wishing -- understanding how dire conditions had become in the depression joined with franklin roosevelt, supported some of his early new deal measures. in fact, against roosevelt's resistance, pushed through the legislation to create the fdic. federal deposit insurance corporation. that was his babey. even though r

i don't know how because i'm exhausted when i lay down, a new study may have found a solution, it's not tureur curtains and getting blackout. it's simple. writing, pen to or a journal, researchers at bay live university found taking five minutes out of your day t list will help you fall asleep. help anxiety, it can help you eliminate your careful if you're writing too much it can also make youelled minutes ago, scott do you journey? no, do you write a to do list? no. candice said, scott what do you do? i seriously write my to do list out and i feel so much better before i go to bed because i have everything i need to do >> that would stress me out even more, you're making more of a mental note i think of all the -- if it's a long list, that will stress you out more >> you know what i love more than anything is taking a highlighter and crossing through the things i've done because you feel so accomplished. i learned the trick with journalling. you only need to do five things on journalling, don't write out paragraphs. today at work, scott tried to shame me and my feelings were so hurt. i don'

a chip. integrate the phones in the ture. future. then allow us not to monitor ourselves but the land around and three dimensions. >> how far away are we from that type of technology. of challenges we still have to overcome. buildingll the blocks that we kind of develops with the cop technology and pioneered in the past. actually now re-purposing this technology for this new technique. so in your work, completely related is that where you are headed? >> that is where i am headed. really the biochemistry of the and m monitoring health on a day-to-day basis. to me, it is one of the biggest challenges we face as health, is how our how we feel, um, and it is really something we monitor. is a lot ofere opportunities and challenges to evercom to really make continuous health monitoring a reality. >> so in a sense, is it the math thaten goes into the optics? >> yeah. yeah. really, a whole spectrum of work that needs to be done that can benones smell and integrated in the system and actually developing algorithms to use to actually diagnose

large boulders were pushed down the hillside, rep turing a -- rupturing a gas line. >> i can't quite believe it. was that a house behind us. >> reporter: crews spent much of tuesday rescuing people stuck in the mud, including one teenager trapped up to her neck for hours. dozens more had to be pulled out by helicopter. this car was one of many vehicles parked at the top of a hill. pushed to the bottom and covered in mud. >> there were just a few people who didn't listen to the fire department when they told us to take every car off the street. those few people, their cars were like any lated into conditions got so bad that authorities had to order new evacuations, forcing some people to drive right into the flowing rivers of mud. >> kelly wright reporting. trees, boulders and other debris poured on to highway 101, a major link of course between ventura and santa barbara. the highway is not expected to reopen for at least two or three more days. >>> the time is 7:03. bay area crews are helping with the relief efforts. the california national guard sent blackhawk helicopter crews inclu

to travel concerns and in addition if there the clipper system interacts with a piece of coastal teb fir. lots of hoy ture of energy there we can see prolonged period of snow maybe heavier snow that would enhance the snow set toals so get ready for the wintry weather over the next 24 to 36 hours. the forecast tonight. though lows dip to the lower 20's as clouds in cress and see the chance for snow develop are doing the day on us to dy and a bit heavy at times reducing visibility and highs barely to 30 then behind the snow comes even colder weather and we may not make it to 20 on wednesday. i am meteorologist dan zarrow f. coming up. we check in with sports are reporter george kozlowski who will break down what went wrong all season with the new york football giants. do bill: welcome back to "chasing news." i am bill spadea let's check win george kozlowski and break it down. what we wrapping the giants this year and next year is going to be any better? george,who do you got? >> the national football league is down the final for you. yet here we're still talking about the new york giants arguably the most-1

finally there's a sense that we have an economic fought ture. i mean who the heck would want to give away 50% of their savings that they're getting as a result of this tax plan? not me. not you. not any corporation. so guess what, california? you're going to have a very thin population if this goes through. joining me more, matt welch, editor-at-large from reason.com. i know you agree with me. it's a dumb idea. >> yeah. very unlikely to pass. they need 2/3 majority. they don't have that because of sex scandals. unlikely jerry brown will get into it. trish: keep on. >> jerry brown wouldn't sign it because he is panicked about california losing highest income residents because of tax bill. 11% of california taxpayers will get a tax increase because california is one of the highest taxed states in the country, highest income tax, highest sales tax, second highest gas tax, 48 out of 50 when it comes to corporations and businesses. they're worried about people leaving. this is not a great time to add more taxes. trish: a great place to live. i spent a

those temperatures will then dip right back below freezing tonight so the threat of a lot of this snow melting and turing into ice is still a real concern today. >> refreezing, okay, marcus, thanks so much. michael. >> thank i, robin. >>> not just on the ground but in the air. this arctic blast is creating a real nightmare for travelers affecting hundreds of flights this morning and steve osunsami is at atlanta's hartsfield-jackson international airport and, steve, you're feeling the cold. >> reporter: it's bone-chilling cold with low temperatures in the teens and here at the world's busiest airport directly mind me is the big catch-up. all passengers on delayed or canceled flies will be coming to the airport today trying to get out and the weather is still impacting flights across the country. more than 400 flights canceled and more than 240 flights delayed and, of course, the big challenge is de-icing the planes. here in atlanta, it got so cold that delta air lines had to bring in their special de-icing teams from the tundras of minnesota to help out with the effort here. the great news for passenger,

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our panel is called culture and family, but i think we could use that as a point of did he part ture. i think culture and family could be considered one answer to the problem of african american poverty and its persistent. and i'm going to ask our panel to reflect broadly on that with some focus on cultural and family but not exclusively on that. we have a very distinguished panel, on my far left -- on my mar left is gene dattel who is the author of a powerful new book called reckoning with race, america's failure. he grew up with the mississippi delta and has been surrounded by african-american poverty his whole life and is perplexed by it. anthony bradley from king's college say distinguished faculty member there and the author of -- the director of the center for human flower risching, chair of the religious and theological studies program and the author of the book "blook and tired liber brating black theology". and susan good den is from virginia common wealth university. she's also the president of the america society for public administration. and susan has completed a fascinat

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benefit from capital spend ture upcycle we're in the very early innings of as corporate chieftanses of companies big and small are outlining plans for further spending that will provide a boost to economic activity over and above that being produced by the consumer. dagen: would you overweight stocks compared to fixed income here? >> most definitely. dagen: you said it all, thank you, sir. mark luschini? >> thank you. dagen: president trump calling out north korean leader kim jong-un, reminding him regardless of his threats the u.s. has a bigger and better nuclear arsenal. cue the media freakout that we're poised for war. we're cutting through the noise, next. dagen: issuing a stern warning to north korean dictator kim jong-un overnight. the president tweeting, will someone from his regime starved, i have a bigger button and and it -- bigger and more powerful one than his and my button works. larry korb what do you say? >> what i say is, basically, president trump overreacted to the, to the tweet from, the statement from kim jong-un, and missed the most important part which is that kim wants to start negotiations with the south koreans, because that is the way we're go

but the point i'm making is a lot of this goes back to the scholarship itself. if we can just think -- if we can nur ture that scholarship ad encourage people to do scholarship that sheds light on politics and public policy, then i think it's pretty easy to figure out the techniques to reach either policymakers or the public. now, having an impact on the public or policymakers, that's a whole different kettle of fish, but we can at least try to get that first rate scholarship in the hands, on the ipads of policymakers and informed public. and i know everyone on this panel is doing that. >> i just want to speak on behalf of the museum world and american history museum and holocaust museum and our museum. in our case, we fundamentally believe that great exhibits, great conferences, great programs and all the tools you use to get out on social media depend first and foremost on having great scholarship and the best minds on world war ii history in our case and its aftermath at the table in designing every square inch of on exhibit to tell a story in an authentic way. we have had from the last 15 years a gro

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a hazard through the remainder of today. in terms of falling snow, actually towards the evening though, the puck tu re towards the evening though, the puck ture further south pushing across much of england, but the tail end of that low across the north—east of england for first low across the north—east of england forfirst thing on low across the north—east of england for first thing on thursday and that could give disruption thanks to snow and heavy rain and the strength of the win. strong winds and high tides mean coastal flooding is the win. strong winds and high tides mean coastalflooding is possible. thursday, generally a quieter day as the low heads off into the continent. we should see some decent sunshine, but there will be showers around and it will continue to feel cold. this is bbc news — our latest headlines: bonus payments to carillion's directors — including severance pay to former executives — have been stopped. court documents show carillion had just £29 million in cash when it collapsed on monday. it owed lenders £1.3 billion. fresh warnings of persistent heavy snow for many northern parts of the uk. hundreds of schools acros

that as a recognize group of 20-plus bipartisan lienal slay tures, we need to be working with our leadership team to have them come to a level of consensus. we want to be able to provide support. one point, when saw 22 last time you senators meeting day after day number of senators keeps growing with each meetings that we have? and each one of them is committed to getting to a solution, and that, to me, is very encouraging, and we have not seen that around here for some time. >> senator, chuck schumer has been very different from what hearing. are theron board with what you have working on up here? >> certainly very much aware of our meetings, the efforts, they be members,who will be going to talk to them, to possible options. we recognize that ultimately, it of mitchcision mcconnell and chuck schumer as to how to proceed. ry are not

still to come on tonight's program, the president isn't the only one with a high profile speech tonight. e could this kennedy be ture of the democratic party? will ld ad referend in may about one of its most historically contentious issues, abortion. the republic of ireland currently has a near tol ban on terminating pregnancies, except when doctors consider a woman's life at risk. the archbishop has encouraged ministers not to become oiemd in attacks during the referendum. the staunchly catholic country already permits same-sex marriage. here is andrew. it is an issue that polarizes opinion in ireland, now subject to be set in a ferendum -- now set tbe the subject of a referendum. ireland has a near total ban on abortion, even in cases of rape or incensed, or if the fetus has no chance of survival. currently, thousands of women travel overseas for abortions each year, or order pills online that are not prescribed by a physician. now, ireland will hold a referendum on whether laws on abortion should be changed. >> we already have abortion in ireland, but it is unsafe, unregulated, and unlful. in myt opinion, we can