the suspect directed and is currently being held in barrett cou nty currently being held in barrett countybarrett countyjail. that suspect isjake thomas patterson. he is 21 years old from wisconsin. he is currently being held on 2 degrees of first—degree homicide for the murder ofjayme's first—degree homicide for the murder of jayme's parents and first—degree homicide for the murder ofjayme's parents and one count of kidnapping. police say that the suspect and the previous contact with the family but that jayme was the target of the attack. they believe she was held near the town of gordon about an hour from her home they said patterson went to considerable effort to avoid detection. the investigation attracted national attention, and a reward of $50,000 what offered for information. local officers say they never give up hope of finding jayme alive. stay with us on bbc world news, still to come: we bring you the 23—year—old london rapper who went from homeless teenager, to be named as bbc music sound of 2019. day one of operation desert storm to force the iraqis out of kuwait has seen forc

time to put self interest but so on and let's get the latest now from our correspondent in london barrett massive barragan parliament has voted to keep the recent may in power how is this likely to impact. well it's a reason why has survived for now but what's in chaos here in london there is really not a clear way forward whoever you speak to the question is is reason may still the right person to move the country forward and many here in london doubt it but for now she's at the helm the expectation is if you're in love then many political observers seem to think that the u.k. is going to have no other choice but to ask for an extension of the time period an extension of article fifty and also the expectation here in london is that the e.u. would grant that because they would have to explain to the european union that the deadline is too tight the end of march is too tight and then to ask whether there is a possibility to leave at a later stage maybe in the summer some are even talking at the end of the year of course there will be all sorts of practical haggles but this seems to be noth

barrett, it's nice to have you with us tonight.u for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> so that strikes me. i highlighted that dichotomy in your piece because it strikes me as odd that republican senators would be asking meetings, seemingly substantive meetings with this ag nominee, so much so that they're able to give assurances about stuff he'll work on and stuff he won't, but democratic senators are not being allowed to meet with him? >> right. so the democratic senators say that they are being told that the nominee simply doesn't have time to meet with them because of the shutdown. and frankly, the justice department is saying, well, we're happy to meet with them as soon as we can work it into the schedule. so there is a little bit of contradictory information going on, but i think what it all points to, really, is the jockeying and posturing ahead of the barr confirmation hearing next week, which i think is going to be fairly intense and it's going to be fairly pointeds to get barr to publicly commit to certain conditions

not much to it when davy crockett and william barrett invis and jim billy took up 1836. steve: you are in san antonio. is the alamo today what it looked like in the 1830's? joel kitchens: not hardly. what crockett and bubbly and travis saw been in 1836 was different from what we would see today. be then example would alamo did not have a roof in 1836. 10 years after the battle as the u.s. army was heading down into mexico, they decided the alamo had a four sturdy walls and would make a good storage materials iftheir they could put a roof on it. they did. they also necessitated increasing the height of the front facade. the facade you see today looks very different from what you would have seen in 1836. steve: give us a tutorial. what happened in 1836 and at the alamo? this was a time when the predominantly anglo -- anglo population in texas in general was unhappy with the way the mexican government had been dictator ofand the the santa ana had established himself in mexico city. they were rebelling against changed theo had constitution in 1824. they wanted to break off f

i'm joined now by barrett burger, a former u.s. assistant attorney with the eastern and southern district of new york, and barbara mcquade, former federal prosecutor, and matt miller, former chief spokesman for the justice department in the obama administration. greetings to all of you. matt miller, do you think there are secrets that can be found as rudy does these interviews and what does it tell you that trump aides are starting to pipe up about it? >> i think it's very difficult because you never know when he's telling the truth or not. i think it's pretty clear at this point, rudy giuliani, his best days as a lawyer are behind him. but he's actually worse as a public spokesman. when you watch his interviews, it's one thing to go on television and make admissions that are damaging to your client and happen to be factually true. it is another thing to go on television and make admissions about your client that may not even be true. this example of saying the discussions continued as far as november, october, november of 2016, an

let's get more now let's bring in a mass who is standing by in london so a devastating defeat barrett yesterday from a plan a vote of no confidence now leader for her government is she likely to survive and what does all of this mean from bragg's it. yes it's another day of high drama here in london here in the u.k. when really the whole of europe is looking at what's going on the end why is this country about to maybe commit suicide like it was said in the in your report treason may look set to survive this vote of confidence today for now she has the backing of those in the right of a party over it against the dia and also of the northern all and unionist party who are basically propping up the government for brics it means that's reason they now has said she's trying to reach out she's trying to speak to other parties and see what it is that parliament actually wants something that her critics through for now what does the british public the voters out there think of parliament's rejection of teresa mayes deal and about the future of the prime minister. many people are very worried

last year, we learned it was being acquired by barrett gold, and it's created the largest gold ompanyuary 2nd, they started trading under barrett gold although they have kept rand gold's symbol, so is it worth owning they have the lowest total cash cost among its peers has a nice diverse portfolio, and i love that. the best thing is the management, because mark bristow, the former ceo of rand gold is now leading the combined company. in short, barrack has a ton going for it should you buy it here there's still a lot of noise in the company right now, and we don't know exactly how long it will take for the kinks of the merger to be ironed out. however it's worth keeping an eye on barrack has all of the tools necessary to become the best gold minor they release their numbers in a week and a half, and the report comes out in a month and a half. bottom line, no, this is not the perfect time to buy gold, but i always advocate owning at least a little as an insurance against the unknown. we know gold is a winner in times of chaos and uncertainty if you're feeling worried, you may want to bu

barrett/nantucket district court: sir if you're charged with another offense while this matter is openyou could be held for 90 days without bail.i'm omar jimenez reporting. (catherine) still ahead....a south bay home up for sale looks like a charmer from the outside. but it's what's on the inside that's keeping the price low -- for bay area standards. we'll explain. (catherine) in the east bay, a woman arrested for biting a jogger during a confrontation on a trail was scheduled for her first court appearance today... and as kron four's terisa estacio reports, the woman's attorney says there's much more to this story. (take pkg) (terisa estacio) the attorney for the woman arrested for biting a jogger - says this case is not what it seems on the surface.. she says her client is a dog walker and only took action when forced to defend herself and her dogs... listen to this... emily dahm, attorney. i think this is shocking how this is one sided and that is why i am talking to the media. attorney emily dahm says this is her client, alama cadwalotter - at the center of case. she says - it all

. ♪ >>> late last year you had barrett gold buying rand gold.lion deal the barrett deal 6.5 billion the combined companies will have about the same market cap from a reserves and production perspective. we might have a new title for the biggest gold company in the world. newmont buying goldcorp for 10 billion and 17% premium to gg stock. by the way the gold miner etf which you might own more than the individual stocks the gdx is higher, newmont the second biggest holding in that etf. goldcorp, the seventh largest waiting. earnings season kicking off in a big way in just over an hour citi group expected to report around 7:00 a.m. eastern time. last quarter numbers were defined by two things, the market side, securities and investment banking down 5 and 16% respectively, boring old loan growth and deposits were up do you expect to see the same trend when their hours cross in an hour? >> there may be happy surprises on the trading side. last quarter was volatility, very good for desks. not so good for clients. most fixed increase desks big increase

devlin barrett, the national securitier with "the washington post" whose story we quoted from earlier. jill wine-banks, it does seem if mueller is going to prove that the buzzfeed story is wrong, what is more likely at this point, that there's further public comment from mueller's office, or we find out if and when we see a final report? >> i think it will wait until there's time for him to get it out in a more appropriate fashion. but in terms of parsing this, this isn't a outright denial of the underlying charge, that it edges along to say the details are wrong. what that means, i don't know. does it mean there aren't certain documents, texts. i don't know what it means exactly. but i'm not willing to throw away the entire buzzfeed story based on the language that they used in this denial. >> the skeptical question would be, because we talk about it here. i'm here and there on different shows and we talk about it all the time when the subject of mueller comes up. this has been an air-tight investigation. we never hear from mueller. we never hear from the office. we never see leaks.

she is currently dating michael barrett. >> there isn't any bitterness. i'm just happy we're all really happy. >> does katherine's dad approve? >> are you happy about this? >> he ignored a question. chris reportedly got arnold's approval before proposing to his fiancee. even the heavy l.a. downpour couldn't dim her smile. >> congratulations on yore engagement. have you guys set a date yet? >> she was spotted out at lunch with friends the day the engagement was announced. >> cute couple. no drama between chris and anna, but so much drama on "this is us." >>> it is back tonight and we're getting you covered on every clue with the cast. we left off with one of tv's most beloved couple on the verge of a split. >> there is no we in this anymore, randall. >> what's going on anyway? are they going to be okay? >> listen. i got a lot of faith in -- in beth and randall pearson. you know, jack did a great job raising his boys, like, hey. go make right with your lady. go do it. >> one clue that randall makes right with his lady. this photo was posted recently. he and

see whether the farmers are faring better the what's there to services for more virus resistant barrette is and they're now taking in dramatically bigger have this one head told land now heals up to thirty five times of the server. this is the best day of my life because i spend hours and hours in a lab and i wonder if anything i'm doing actually makes a difference to anybody and to come out here and see action and her farmers group have enough food to feed their family and now their biggest problem is we have too much because of our and where do we sell it i mean that we've transformed a community from having i think having something the surplus in turn has ecological benefits the bigger harvests means farmers no longer need as much pesticide and are able to feed their families better you know the increase of this seed will help relieve problems for us we will have food for school meals and that we can also sell and buy seeds to grow other like america we can buy fertilizer and start a vegetable garden. it's a win win scenario the scientists benefit from field research results local peo

critics of don't try to hit the president with the barrett of new misconduct claims this week they range from obstructing justice to holding the u.s. hostage of his controversial plan for a five billion dollars border war and for his opponents is only one solution. from dirty filthy dossiers to sexual misconduct allegations illicit business deals on and on you name it chances are trump was accused of it weekly this week it's this seat president donald trump directed his longtime attorney michael cohen to lie to congress according to two federal law enforcement officials involved in an investigation of the matter and even as trump told the public he had no business deals with russia the sources said trump and his children if donald trump jr received regular detailed updates about the real estate development from cohen whom they put in charge of the project specifically to alleged law enforcement officials anonymous of course as is tradition claim to have seen documents regarding the proposed construction of a trump tower in moscow markedly one of the original authors couldn't clearly stat

conditions i think people wanted to make it home, stay off the roads, stuff like that. 13:58 joe barrett/lives in sacramento ic: 14:36 it's a little bit wet today because it was raining but really good conditions...as long as you wax your board it's nice and fast today. 14:41 nats snowball fight. mistie mcdonald drove up from citrus heights with her cousins for the day. no skis- just snowballs. ic: 2:21 i haven't seen snow in 8 years...so when i found out we had the big snow storm i was like why not? 2:25 this series of snow storms....bringing out lots of smiles both for those making this their getaway. and those who get to call this home. 22:15 and i'm delighted to have this much snow...i'm just going to go out and ski as much as i can..up and down hills. <> <> <> a horse.. stuck in a dumpster. yeah, you heard that right. how crews in southern california managed to figure this one out. and it's a mouth full: the super-- blood-- wolf-- moon. how to get a glimpse of the celestial show this weekend. <> <

by our brussels correspondent georg bottas and from the university of edinburgh was professor paul barrett fessor barron's has been advising the german parliament on the legal implications of breaks for the e.u. states gentlemen it's good to have you on the show this evening georg i want to start with you bring us up to date on what the european union is doing now knowing that the break it agreed to with theresa may is a good deal. i'm a friend fred brand my feeling is that the officials in brussels at least at the european institutions have decided to sit tight rather frustrated observing what london is doing and some here say rightly so they have worked hard they've bend over backwards they've provided compromises and they've provided a very good divorce deal that took into respect a lot of the wishes and that's the reason may has brought us to brussels and renew return they got uncertainty in return they've got the disastrous situation we have now and in return they were forced to absolve political infighting that only made matters was including yesterday gail has there been any word yo

the suspect was arrested and is currently being held in barrett county jail.wisconsin. he is currently being held on two degrees of first—degree homicide for the murder ofjayme's parents and one count of kidnapping. police say that the suspect and the previous contact with the family but that jayme was the target of the attack. they believe she was held near the town of gordon about an hour from her home, they said patterson went to considerable effort to avoid detection. the investigation attracted national attention, and a reward of $50,000 was offered for information. local officers say they never give up hope of finding jayme alive. using credit cards for gambling could be banned under plans being considered by the government. in a bid to target addiction, culture secretaryjeremy wright will meet banks and bookmakers ahead of a review by the gambling commission next month. the move would affect billions of pounds' worth of bets a year. promotional deals on unhealthy snacks placed at supermarket tills could be banned under new government proposals. the depa

barretts fruits and what did he respond to to that kind of comment what did he say to you president obamayou know he. he responded he said we're doing everything that we can and you know kind of give me the politician the politician thing and kind of moved on to more personal asking me how my health was doing because i was on hunger strike and you know went on to ask me about my back to playing basketball and other things but i wonder if perhaps the it may be faulty premise in your thinking is this believe that one individual whether it is president obama or president al sisi for that matter can it alone change deeply ingrained social and cultural patterns because police brutality if you're a victim of has long been an institutional problem in egypt as well as across the entire middle east it's also a problem in my country do you think president al c.c. tolerates this system because he enjoys the brutality of it or is it perhaps because he's incapable of changing it well i would urge you to ask him that question and you know if you ever get the chance like he was asked with what was capel

the suspect is currently being held in barrett county jail. that suspect is jake thomas patterson.being held on two counts of first—degree homicide for the murder ofjayme's parents and one count of kidnapping. police say that the suspect had no previous contact with the family but that jayme was the target of the attack. they believe she was held near the town of gordon about an hour from her home. they said patterson went to considerable effort to avoid detection. the investigation attracted national attention, and a reward of $50,000 what offered for information. local officers say they never gave up hope of finding jayme alive. we have been hearing about the heavy snow in europe. but what about closer to home? susan has the forecast. could it be any more different here? super mild this weekend, temperatures of 11 and 12 celsius, above average for the time of year. sky like these are quite widespread currently, and we will see more cloud piling into the north—west as the others go by. little gaps, but a wet story as the afternoon comes to a close. temperatures of ten or 11 celsiu

. >>> got some m&a in the news mode newmont mine agreeing to acquire goldcorp deal comes after barrett premium on this one. >> 100 million in pretax synergies i'm told, a modest number talking about a month from what i understand, not more than that but these companies know each other well it is all about endgame consolidation in an industry that has seen it you have that other large deal this is the end of the game. you want to make sure you get the right partner and are large enough at this point to survive and potentially thrive >> i like the barrett randgold deal much more randgold was the growth and dividend oriented producer like the old days used to get big dividends. randgold looks for gold in places that are unstable has pretty good relationships with governments that you think couldn't do a deal these guys are much more pedestrian goldcorp has a tremendously horrible stock really poorly run. had so many different things don't think people realize the execution risk at a gold company is just incredible. >> newmont is not considered -- newmont is a strong -- >> consistent. >> w

the suspect directed and is currently being held in barrett county jail. being held on 2 degrees of first—degree homicide for the murder ofjayme's parents and one count of kidnapping. police say that the suspect and the previous contact with the family but that jayme was the target of the attack. ——had no previous. they believe she was held near the town of gordon about an hour from her home they said patterson went to considerable effort to avoid detection. the investigation attracted national attention, and a reward of $50,000 was offered for information. local officers say they never give up hope of finding jayme alive. the big tech companies lavish huge amounts of money on their gigantic stands at the international tech expo, the consumer electronics show. it's a chance to pitch their latest wares to electronic retailers and show off their freshest innovations. as the show closes in las vegas, our correspondent dave lee took a tour of some of the biggest displays. this is a demo to show off a new audio system, but what is capturing peoples attention is

cheney that barrett karr is chosen clerk of the house of representatives, that james minn of the state of california be chosen as sergeant of arms and bill hughes of the state of south dakota and hereby chosen chief addtive officer. the speaker: the question is on the amendment offered by the gentlewoman from wyoming. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. . the nost have it and the amendment is not agreed to. the question is on the remainder of the resolution offered by the gentleman from new york. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. the resolution is agreed to. and without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid upon the table. the chair will now swear in the officers of the house. the chair will now swear in the officers of the house. aren haas, paul irving, george kiko, father conroy. do you solemnly swear that you will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies foreign and domestic, that you will bear true faith and allegiance to the same that you take this obligation freely and without any mental reservation or pu

amy barrett would be fantastic and the president will continue to make history that's why we are proud to support him to push the agenda. >> having the opportunity for three supreme court justices is historic. jesse: thank you very much. now while visiting the southern border the president reiterated his intention to declare a national emergency if push comes to shove. >> we have the absolute right to declare a national emergency this is. if you don't have a barrier whether steel or concrete wall you will never solve this problem you will never solve it. >> arizona congressman member of the house is and completes support and joins me now. we are talking about a border crisis if a national emergency needs to be declared. something that was said the other day by a border patrol agent caught my attention and then you can react. >> so far we have apprehended from 41 different countries come yesterday we apprehended 133 people from countries other than central america and mexico including india pakistan china romania ecuador nicaragua and on and on. jesse: i was shocked 130 people apprehend

she has a condition called barrett's esophagus that could eventually turn into cancer the test requires patients to breathe into a breathalyzer for ten minutes the device collects born molecules given off as a waste by the comes to cells these are then sent off to a lab or a tree for further analysis it's much less invasive and. a lot better i wouldn't have to pay coming every couple of. so you wouldn't have the paying fifteen minutes. without any sedation scientists are hoping to determine whether different types of cancer give different readings early detection can significantly increase people's chance of survival i think it's a revolutionary idea where most cancers are detected quite late and the only way we're going to really make inroads into improving outcomes from cancer is by tech detecting it much earlier say we're really passionate in cambridge about finding new technologies that could revolutionize the way that we detect cancer at a very early stage right at the point of g.p. surgery globally one in every six deaths is genetic counselor last year the disease killed an estima

but with climate change there is less sea ice getting to norway's barrett c. sea ice flowing down from the high arctic. but now that flow is diminishing and the character of the sea is changing fast. soon researchers say the region will have no sea ice at all. so it will no longer be part of the arctic. we have had arctic here the last 4000 years, we are probably witnessing the first modern advance of rapid climate change where the arctic shrinks in response to global warning. scientists say the barents sea could have actively become part of the atlantic in as little as a decade. let's imagine this is the north barents sea. this blue layer represents the cold, fresh water flowing in from the high arctic. it is forming a cap on this layer of clear, warm, salty water coming in from the atlantic. but now the high arctic is changing, look is what is happening. we are going to use this to give you a very simplistic demonstration. that, in a sense, is what's happening. and it is having a profound effect. research from ships over 50 years in the barents sea shows tha

amy barrett would be fantastic and the president will continue to make history that's why we are proudsupport him to push the agenda. >> having the opportunity for three supreme court justices is historic. jesse: thank you very much. now while visiting the southern border the president reiterated his intention to declare a national emergency if push comes to shove. >> we have the absolute right to declare a national emergency this is. if you don't have a barrier whether steel or concrete wall you will never solve this problem you will never solve it. >> arizona congressman member of the house is and completes support and joins me now. we are talking about a border crisis if a national emergency needs to be declared. something that was said the other day by a border patrol agent caught my attention and then you can react. >> so far we have apprehended from 41 different countries come yesterday we apprehended 133 people from countries other than central america and mexico including india pakistan china romania ecuador nicaragua and on and on. jesse: i was shocked 130 people apprehended i

. >> reporter: "wired" editor bryan barrett says while tech compsturity convenience, users shouldn'tht of taking precautions of their own. >> incidents like this remind people they need to give their devices a second thought and take a strong look at if they really need them, why they need them, and if they're going to get them how they're going to make sure that they stay protected. >> reporter: in addition to not reusing passwords and enabling two-factor authentication, barrett recommends a passwords manager. laura lyons says since the incident involving her family's nest security camera, her husband changed their passwords, turned on two-factor authentication, and turned off the device's microphone and speaker. >> very good advice. thank you. >>> up next, a look at this morning's other headlines including how a community is >>> good thursday morning. it is another chilly start to the day. as we head through the afternoon enjoy the sunshine with warm temperatures. 62 in downtown san francisco, 63 in san jose, 64 in redwood city with 66 in santa rosa. it will warm up through the wee

the woman may have disposed of kelsey barrett's cell phone.daho 3 days after it disappeared. it is unclear if the women knew each other. her fiancÉ is charged with murder. their families will fight for controversy of the one-year-old daughter. a year after the mass shooting at a florida high school, a new safety report that find schools in the state are unsafe, the 458 page review outlining, local police and the fbi. it includes recommendations to increase safety by changing florida law to allow trained teachers to carry guns. 17 people were shot and killed at the parkland school last february as deputies waited outside. we now know the name of the marine killed in an accidental shooting. riley was shot on duty during a shift change in washington dc when weapons were supposed to be unloaded. his mother says it was his duty to join the marines. >> he was born to be a soldier, what he wanted to do since he was little. he wanted to serve his country and get back. >> no criminal charges have been filed so far. the minnesota native received a medal

they gathered at lake barrett and march to a meeting of the oakland school board. rob roth tells us they hope to convince the board to keep roots international academy from being closed. >> roots international academy is a small middle school just the way the spirit mike said. and she says so does her seventh-grade son. >> this is the for school where he feels comfortable. we came from fremont unified school district and moved to oakland. this is the happiest he has ever been. >> reporter: just before the winter holiday the school district announced a plan to close the school of 200 students at the end of the school year. closing it would mean her son would have to go to another school next year. >> i am very mad. it's all these feelings of being mad, being sad, being worried. not knowing what is going to happen. >> unfortunately we have determined that maybe they don't perform quite as well in testing. and we have determined there are going to be better places for us to educate the kids who currently attend there. >> reporter: parents intend to fight to keep the s

barrett/nantucket district court: sir if you're charged with another offense while this matter is openu could be held for 90 days without bail.i'm omar jimenez reporting. (ken) now to our four zone forecast. you're looking live at the golden gate bridge.(pam) kron-4's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us with a look ahead lawrence karnow: we were able to dry out after a very stormy weekend. storm clouds are not far away and we could still see a few showers tonight. you can see some rain on the doppler. most of it is very light. on the satellite you can see another storm spinning off the coast. rain and wind will be heavy at times tomorrow night. high tomorrow will be in the 50s to low 60s. showers could linger into wednesday. there's another chance of rain on friday. still ahead at 8 a dramatic rescue of a driver trapped in a burning car. plus... it just got more expensive to visit the happiest place on earth. how much disneyland is now charging for tickets. and next. a babysitter arrested and charged in the death of a baby boy in her death of a charged in the arrested and a ba

[inaudible conversations] amy barrett would be a great support.esse: if you think legacy even if he serves one term having the opportunity for three supreme court justices is absolutely historic. nancy and chuck -- >> lots of federal appointments to. >> judges, for short. jesse: guys, thank you. go check out anthony's book. now, while visiting other border there's a president trump heiterated his intention of declaring a national emergency if push comes to shove. president trump: we have the absolute right to declare a national emergency. this is a national emergency. we don't have a barrier, whether steel barrier or concrete wall substantial and strong, you never will solve this problem. jesse: arizona republican congressman and member of the house border security caucus, andy biggs is in complete support of president trump stance. he joined me now. were talking for a crisis and whether or not a national emergency needs to be declared. something said the other day by a border patrol agent in texas caught my attention. let's listen to the sound an

steve: well, you know, we still hear the name amy coony barrett a lot.hat this president makes, given what happened with brett kavanaugh, you're anticipating a major freakout, aren't you, by people on the political left? >> well, you know, unfortunately, we are seeing them freaking out over pretty much everything this president does. so, you know, whether that's -- whether he would choose amy connie barrett if he has a vacancy we don't know that. steve: we don't. >> they will make a big deal of it or whatever. we are seeing test cases for that, already. we saw the obstruction they have given to judicial nominees, i mean, we have 71 judicial nominees rushed for nomination. 160 lower court vacancies that's significantly more than when the president took office. we are not keeping up even with really great pace on getting circuit nominees confirmed. not able to keep up with the pace of retirement simply because the democrats have been so obstructionists. you can kind of see that pattern. now we're going to have an attorney general nominee in bill barr who i

barrett/nantucket district court: sir if you're charged with another offense while this you could beheld for 90 days without bail.i'm omar jimenez reporting. (vicki) a suspect in a deadly bowling alley shooting in torrance, california is behind bars. police arrested 47-year-old reginald wallace in los angeles sunday. he served 17-years for assault with a deadly weapon, before being released on parole in 20-17. the shooting broke out at a busy bowling alley friday night, leaving three people dead, and four others wounded. witnesses said it started after a group of people got into a fight. police didn't arrest anyone at the scene, but they asked witnesses for cellphone videos of the incident. investigators say they believe wallace is the sole shooter. (grant) now to the bay area -- an east bay woman arrested for biting a jogger during a confrontation on a trail was scheduled for her first court appearance today... (vicki) and as kron four's terisa estacio reports, the woman's attorney says, there's much more to this story. (terisa estacio) the attorney for the woman arrested for biting

the name that came up again and again, amy cohen barrett, and i guess the thinking here is she's a thinking woman will do, and i think that will not be the case if this comes to that. irin, thank you for being here. >> thank you. >> be sure to tune in for a cnn original film "rbg." >>> and kristina fitzpatrick has the latest "bleacher report." >> snow may play a significant role in the colts/chiefs matchup this afternoon. that's going to be your "bleacher report." senses your movement and automatically adjusts on each side to keep you both comfortable. and snoring? how smart is that? smarter sleep. to help you lose your dad bod, train for that marathon, and wake up with the patience of a saint. sleep number is ranked #1 in customer satisfaction with mattresses by j. d. power. and now, save up to $500 on select sleep number 360 smart beds. only for a limited time. overwhelming air fresheners can send you running... b r bg with no aerosond no heavy perfumes. so you can spray and stay. febreze one. we can't guarantee, you'll find gold on your wild west vacation... but we can guarantee the best

the giant ceo larry barrett reflected in his life and connection to fans. >>> he was a huge fan and what it meant he does not know the end and outs of a baseball expert but brought fans perspective and asked a lot of questions. in meetings he was a great strategist and he loved the job. he did that at safeway also. that was just how he was built. >> mcgowan had been ill for several years undergoing surgery for prostate and liver cancer. had recently gone and hospice care. peter mcgowan was 76 years old. >>> the giants hall of famer willie mays issued a statement on his death. he set apart, it is hard to find the right words but in losing peter i have lost a great friend. he was like my godfather. no one can replace them. mcgowan will be added to the giant wall of fame for brain ninth. he knew about the teams plans and prepared a speech. it will be read by a member of >>> a california nurse is now in jail accused of illegally selling thousands of opioid pills. how authorities tracked her down. >>> authorities say a louisiana man killed his girlfriend, her family, and his own parents polic

. >> and barrett, while i have you here, a former u.s. attorney chris christie made a lot of news around turned a lot of heads, the biggest threat isn't mueller, it's the officer where you used to work the southern district of new york. does that sound right to you? >> i think one thing that tracks with that comment is the historical independence of that office. the southern district of new york is well known within the justice department for being completely independent, for being very apolitical. so they have brought you know cases against democrats and republicans alike. there is no political motivation behind their cases. in addition to being really smart, strong, aggressive prosecutors, they're incredibly independent. they're not likely to be swayed or deter fareed bringing charges the. >> do you think it's odd? when chris christie says that, it makes it almost think they have a case against donald trump or his family? otherwise, why would they pose that danger? >> it's certainly an odd comment. i think we can probably break that dow

well let's now speech you pair angle barrett he is a nonresident senior fellow at the atlantic council's africa center is also a professor of international relations at the moana college in california and he's been studying the results of this election thank you very much for taking the time to speak to us so the influential catholic church has issued a statement essentially indicating that the kabila favored candidate emmanuel she dari has not won the election how do you explain this difference of opinion in the view of the final result. or somebody is not telling the truth through the catholic church had observers in many many voting stations this pause about ten percent of the. thirteen million votes that they observed in the random with. their methods that we do show then there would be explain them seemed very rigorous through the characters in an entirely neutral actor producer reliable trustworthy while. the electoral commission on the other hand has so far been very opaque about its methods and it's unclear whether the tallies that they've come up with at the level of the voting

following named persons effective january 3, 2019, until otherwise ordered by the house, to wit, barrett karr, james minn, will dunham, tt sparks, caleb smith, each to receive compensation pursuant to house resolution 115 as enacted into permanent law by section 115 of public law 95-94. in addition the minority leader may appoint and set the annual rate of pay for up to three further minority employee. the speaker pro tempore: is there objection to the consideration of the resolution? without objection the resolution is agreed to and the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. for what purpose does the gentleman from massachusetts seek recognition? >> madam speaker, i offer a privileged resolution and ask for its immediate consideration. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the resolution. the clerk: house resolution 10, resolved that unless otherwise ordered, the hour of daily meeting of the house shall be 2:00 p.m. on mondays, noon on tuesdays or 2:00 p.m. if no legislative business was conduct those opposed, no preceding monday, noon on wednesdays and thursday, and 9:00 a

cheney that barrett karr is chosen clerk of the house of representatives, that james minn of the state of california be chosen as sergeant of arms and bill hughes of the state of south dakota and hereby chosen chief addtive officer. the speaker: the question is on the amendment offered by the gentlewoman from wyoming. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. . the nost have it and the amendment is not agreed to. the question is on the remainder of the resolution offered by the gentleman from new york. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. the resolution is agreed to. and without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid upon the table. the chair will now swear in the officers of the house. the chair will now swear in the officers of the house. aren haas, paul irving, george kiko, father conroy. do you solemnly swear that you will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies foreign and domestic, that you will bear true faith and allegiance to the same that you take this obligation freely and without any mental reservation or pu

barrett made noise. he scored 30. top ranked duke won this round 72-70. they'll meet again in charlottesville. i'm not worried. >>> nfl conference championships up next. sunday is the day. nfc rams and saints. patriots. slight underdogs at the kansas city chiefs. a channel 5 game at 3:30. >>> then tomorrow will be 8th straight afc championship appearance game for the patriots. after coaching in so many big ones, head coach bill bellicheck was asked if he still gets nervous. >> yeah, every week. >> heightened for a postseason game, or -- >> they all count in this league. just let me know the next game it doesn't matter, so i can take that into account. >> how he gets the words out without moving his lips. >>> from the running back position, this is rams c.j. anderson pounding the rock. he expects to do the same tomorrow at the saints. he's played just 3 games for l.a. this season, and rushed for over 100 yards in each game. he's a vallejo native. in the back field with jarod daub. c.j. was cut by the panthers during the season before being picked up by the

any barrett. >> laura: thanks so much. ♪ let's do the thing that you do. let's clear a path.ut down roots. let's build something. let's do the thing that you do. let's do the thing that changes the shape of everything... that pushes us forward and keeps us going. let's do the work. >> laura: joe biden is mowing a run for the presidency. according to "the new york times," he thinks he's the only candidate currently capable of defeating trump. his brother took to the airwaves this morning to offer another reason. >> he will be the most dynamic 70-something-year-old eve ever met in your entire life. part of my job -- advise him on an exercise routine. trump can't even walk 18 holes. trump can't walk 18 holes. joe benches 185. >> laura: is that what it's all about? we at "the ingraham angle" have obtained exclusive footage. no one else has it. of biden's pool regiment in his outreach to younger voters. his brother might be onto something. >> i felt tremendous. i'm ready to take on the world. >> we'll never be sick. we won't get any older and we won't ever die. >> laura: [laughs]

we will hear more from your interview with mary barrett later in this hour. finally, energy was leading. we have the fracas falling here. that is because oil is falling. it had risen to $53 a barrel. back below $52. that is threatening to and one of the nine-day rebounds that had put oil back into a bull market. we should say that oil is still on track for an 8% gain this week. david: thanks so very much to emma chandra. coming up, day 21 and counting. the government shutdown's about to set a new record. how it could end, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is "balance of power." i'm david westin. we are going to turn to mark crumpton for bloomberg first word news. mark: the government shutdown is set to become the longest in u.s. history. now in its 21st day. a tengion thousand federal workers are about to miss their first paychecks. no new negotiations have been scheduled. it senators have left for the weekend. we will take a closer look at the shutdown with our political roundtable coming up in just a few moments. president trump says changes are coming

on top of all that, i mean, if we're talking just about his origin stories, the late wayne barrett was very specific and had followed his career. every single major deal donald trump did that made him who he was, was literally guaranteed by his dad. >> yes. >> and so his signature was meaningless. it was his dad's signature. and then to hear about this tax fraud, i mean, you know, i think one of the themes that we've seen under this trump administration is there's a lot of things that happened, a lot of crimes that take place that we are becoming aware of just because now there is a face for them. >> yeah. >> but i have very little doubt that these stories of families with this kind of money doing this kind of thing -- >> good point. >> we can find that all across new york, in fact, the country. >> the thing is "the new york times," to be honest, has been part of the myth making of donald trump from the beginning. they've been hand in hand, this weird symbiotic relationship between donald trump and "the new york times." even the name, the father lent the money and created the name, the

. >> reporter: behind the veneer of a beautiful day in barrett valley near point reyes here is the raldue from people communing with nature during a government shutdown. you wouldn't want to weigh it. you certainly wouldn't want to mel it. but there is a lot less now than there was a few days ago and the reason is that somebody has gotten very proactive. >> all this from just yesterday. >> enter amy brighten and pressley who take proactivety to a positive extreme. >> it g it's resolved. >> tny b ihiis a novato. they have driven 20 miles to na palon aksar voluntarying tim and resources to pick up all the garbage piling up during the shutdown. imagine that. >> i'd asay approximately a half dozen dumpsters and at least 30 plus garbage cans. >> and counting. nor do they expect a dime for this even as people and trash keep coming. >> i mean this happened overnight, in severity is pretty serious here. >> shutting down the national park affects local communities, the coffee shop won't get as much business. we have to do what we can. and we're a small company. but we have to do what we can. >>