what he is most bennett sr.ud of abo,,,,,,,,,, >>> steve hartman now with the story of a wrestler who found the perfect match on the road. >> reporter: in a classic battle of good versus evil, a professional wrestler, by the name of syther will take on the dreaded southern hangman. this is the minor leagues of the professional wrestling world. almost all of the guys have day jobs. and mostly manley man professions with the exception of the little green angry bird. when syther is not wrestling villains he is singing the days of the week. ♪ sunday and monday and tuesday ♪ >> reporter: yes, this is his kindergarten class in fort myers and he has been doing both jobs for about two years now. crisscross. >> right in the middle, room. >> reporter: pound them into apple sauce. what a contradiction. [ laughter ] >> yeah, the lives don't mesh well. don't seem like they do. >> reporter: they do? >> similarities between the two i think. >> reporter: what are the similarities? >> you have to have a dynamic personality for b

every time he comes home. >> reporter: the bennett and bennett two ring circus arrived in houston the it's where the brothers skills on the high school field led each of them to texas a & m. and then the nfl. michael, defensive lineman, won a super bowl with the seahawks in 2014. martellus, a tight end, in 16 months his junior will fry to get his as a patriot. as two of the most brutally honest men in sports try to complete the family quest. is it funny or frustrating for you to watch sometimes what the reactions are to these guys? >> when they were in college it really bothered me. i was like they never got in any trouble. within the law. they never hit women. they're just good guys who are having fun the i think people look at them some times and take everything the wrong way. used to bother me a lot more. >> it don't bother me at all. >> reporter: i'm sure it doesn't. every day i wake up. i look at the ocean. i am like, nothing bothers me these days. >> reporter: in part because michael signed a contract extension worth more than $30 million. >> if football had -- >> reporter: mond

. >> rosa bennett is counting her blessing. thankful that she and her 12- year-old were not hurt while they were selling girl scout cookies. >> i spoke with her after she helped police create a sketch of a robber. at five p.m. wednesday when a stranger came outside outside this safe way store in union city and made small talk about the cookies and came back later and cursed at bennett and showed her a gun in his waistband. >> he didn't take it out the way but pulled it so i could see it. for me to see that he was not kidding. >> the robber grabbed money from bennett's purse and luckily her car was getting more cookies at the car. union city police officers fell they needed to do more than file a report. officers gathered about a thousand dollars in donations and replaced the money she lost. >> it hit home with them. most of the officers have children and when they heard of this situation they wanted to contribute in some form or fashion to make it better. >> they bought a lot. they bought a lot. >> they were all kinds. >> tagal

and he met with sherman for a third time in the bennett house on april 26. this time, they limited themselves to military issues. johnston formally surrendered his army, that in no more. life,e rest of his jefferson davis consider johnston's decision to surrender an act of treachery and cowardice. lee had been surrounded and went as far as he could go and had no choice. but johnston, davis believed and wrote, just quit. there was no victory parade or a parade of any kind for the betterment of the army of tennessee. they just went home. most of them did with the surrender terms required. mighty their own business, not bearing arms against the government. johnston remained embittered not sherman for whom he always expressed admiration, but at davis'sn davis and ed military advisor, and john bell hood. johnston devoted the rest of his life to writing a book and a whole handful of articles in which he tried to prove that davis had conspired against him. it was clearly the least admirable episode of his life as he grew old, picking apart old feuds and resentments

every time he comes home. >> the bennett and bennett arrive in houston, their hometown.to texas a&m and then the nfl. michael won a position with the seahawks as a tight end. martellus will try to goat his as a patriot. >> is it funny or frustrating to watch what the reactions are to these guys? >> when i was in college it really bothered me because i felt like they never got any in trouble with the law, never hit women. they're good guys. i think people look at them sometimes and look at them the wrong way. it used to bother me a l now it don't bother me. >> it don't bother me at all. >> i'm sure it doesn't. >> every day i wake up and look at the ocean. it doesn't bother me. >> reporter: that's in part because he just signed a football contract worth $30 million. we watched him hold court on the floor even though he was not given a prime podium spot. hi said it's because he's nomadic. >> you're nomadic. is the whole family nomadicsome. >> yeah. we're a bit of globetrotters. >> all over the place. >> mentally. >> mental mistakes, though that's probably not what they'd ca

brothers as martellus bennett chases his first championship on super bowl sunday and michael bennett. that is the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com i'm kenny choi. >>> it is dark but it is time to rise and shine! wet conditions. roberta will be on storm watch. good morning. it's thursday, february 2. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. and let's say hi to roberta and, of course, roqui. you guys are going to be busy. storm watch and, of course, that affects the commute, as well. >> absolutely. >> and the bad thing about all this is, is the initial front was supposed to come about 3 to 4 a.m. this morning. but now it's stalled a bit so it means you are going in the center of heavy rain as it pours throughout the bay area. this is our live hi-def doppler. we have heavy rain around the north bay there santa rosa highway 101 towards petaluma. we have rain from walnut creek through concord around 680 over into the vallejo area. also san ramon valley

and jeff glor talks with football bennett brothers as martellus bennett chases his first super bowl championshipay and michael bennett cheers him on. that's it for this thursday morning. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> you all are in a very good position right now. but we also have something to offer you. >> breaking news out of smyrna delaware where two staff members are still being held hostage right now as a standoff enters its 18th hour. >>> and, out west a night of rioting on the campus of uc berkley how people take time protests turned this to a nighttime of violence. >>> in today's ground hog take we will tell you how today's weather may play a role this pups taun i phil's prediction. we are all hoping for a early spring. it is thursday, february 2nd good morning i'm where i am donovan. >>> i'm rahel solomon. katie and meisha checking the forecast and roads. >> good morning, gateway to the weekend. friday is right around the corner. we are excited about that a

bambi bennett collected an inheritance worth a fortune.her mom thought her taste for painkillers put the family farm and her boys at risk, she stepped in and took control. then mom and stepdad were brutally murdered. was this a random act of violence, or did the victims know their killer? here again is dennis murphy with "the deed." >> hurry up! hurry up! >> hello. give me a minute. >> the horror discovered inside that farmhouse confused both the caller and the 911 operator. but what happened to charlie and diane was all too clear. she was found lying next to her bed. big charlie, sprawled on the bathroom floor. each had been shot multiple times, both by then dead for hours. the sheriff's cell phone erupted with calls about the shooting. and he rushed to the scene. not to investigate. charlie and diane were his best friends. >> they weren't just mine, they were everybody's friends. what we remember is how good they were. how kind they were. and what good people they were. >> down at her house in myrtle beach about 30 minutes from the crime

martellus bennett calls himself the creative director of awesomeness.gan radford has our sunday closer. >> this is the one. it's the best team i've ever been on. >> reporter: martellus martellus bennett isn't afraid to put himself out there. from celebrating the patriots afc championship, photo bombing reporters to super bowl. >> have to be ready for. >> reporter: teasing tom brady. even criticizing nfl commissioner roger goodell. martellus bennett has always bean colorful character on and off the gridiron. take this example. most nfl players introduce themselves on tv like this. this was martellus bennett. >> marty the imagination agency. >> reporter: that's the name of his company the imagination agency where they produce short film and publish children's books. hey a.j. it's saturday based on his 2-year-old daughter jett. >> i want to be well round. in read these books. most of the protagonists were white or animals. >> why was it important four she have that type of represent acceleration. >> i want theory grow up and go on adventures. i want her to

bennett. perhaps his proudest achievement was when the citizens of wayne county officially named a main courtroom the steadson bennett jr. courtroom in honor of his years of service to the community he lived. in addition, he served president in the wayne county chamber of commerce, was an active member of the lions club. mr. bennett was always proud of where he came from, which was clear from how selfishly he dedicated his life to wayne county. he truly will be missed. thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i rise today to ask for your thoughts and prayers for mrs. lee rime, a mother of two who is battling an aggressive form of cancer. originally from roberta, georgia, she settled to work as a nurse at memorial university center. since arriving, giving back to the community has been a top priority for mrs. ryan who is many of the junior league and often works with the homeless in the area. she was originally diagnosed with breast cancer in fall of 20 15, but through treatment mrs. ryan believed

it's not just bennett, it's levine, i can go on and on. so he feels caught betwixt and between. there was whole amona thing from last week we advantage situation where israel had police injuries. there's a lot of dynamics on the ground that he went ahead and he's counting on the courts to govern for him it's an interesting dynamic, that's all i'll say. but to me just as it's going to be to have some tough love about the united nations and i think it would be good i think also i think the trump statement of last week was to say don't associate me with the open check school. that's not where i am and i see it more as reverting to the mean of the bush administration more than anything else. >> yoaz, do you want to add anything here? >> yes, if i may. the fact that there is a new sheriff in town has a lot of positive aspects and hopes in israel and even part of the israelis that thought that the messiah is going to change everything but there is also a strong nightmare that the israelis share which is that one day president trump will wake up and decide he wants a nobel prize and he

according to court documents thomasine bennett claimed mr. clark asked her to marry him on valentine's day. she says she was tired of women being all over him, that she was tired of loving him. clearly there is more to be known here. tonight thomasine bennett charged with first degree murder. >>> developing now in new york city, the tsa is trying to figure out how nearly a dozen people made it through a partially closed security checkpoint at jfk airport. 11 people walked through the tsa precheck lane about 6:00 this morning. sources are telling nbc news three of the metal detectors and did not receive secondary screening. airport police say it wasn't until hours after that breach they were told to search for the passengers. it is assumed they boarded flights. the tsa says all the bags were screened and the passengers walked past bomb sniffing dogs. they're calling this a minimal risk situation. >>> a d.c. government contractor says he was fired for speaking out against police. it happened during an active shooting training session last year

bill bennett. and later. >> you see what's happening atat the border of the sun for the first time, gang members out, drug lords out. were getting really bad dudes out of this country. at a rate that nobody's ever seen before. they're the bad ones. >> kimberly: that was president trump earlier today talking about his immigration agenda. this, as speaker of the house paul ryan toured the southern border yesterday congressman mike mccaul, they'll be here later with details. plus, it was a hard day for the fox news family, our dear friend and colleague alan colmes passed away at the age of 66, sean will join us later, stay with us. want longer lasting heartburn relief? try...duo fusion fusion goes to work in seconds and lasts up to 12 hours. tums only lasts up to 3. for longer lasting relief...in one chewable tablet try duo fusion from the makers of zantac dearthere's no other way to say this. it's over. i've found a permanent escape from monotony. together, we are perfectly balanced. our senses awake

this is where he met thomasine bennett. she showed up here and told mr. >> when the nurse went to his place, the woman told her that he didn't need her, to give her his key and that she was his fiancee and she no longer had to come back. >> reporter: so what is the motive for this bizarre murder? love? money? or something else? we'll get into that coming up at 6:00. live in northeast, pat collins, news4. >>> i'm chris lawrence here at the live desk. we're monitoring a scary situation up in new york. the tsa released a statement about an hour ago saying the incident presents minimal risk to the aviation system. sources tell nbc news 11 people walked through an unattended tsa checkpoint this jetblue terminal. three of them set off metal detectors and they never received the required secondary screening. the official says once a supervisor realized what happened, they searched the entire terminal for the passengers, never found them. it's assumed they all got on their flights and went to their destinations. government official

bennett was originally charged with assault with intent to kill. but that charge was upgraded to murder when the autopsy results came back, showing clark died from blunt force trauma. it's unclear what motivated the killing. a 2-year-old boy remains in critical condition in takoma park, after getting hit by a car saturday night. it happened at this apartment complex on roanoke avenue. police say the driver stayed at the scene. neighbors have expressed concerns about the driveway where the boy was hit... saying it's a popular play area for kids. they want caution signs and even a speed-bump installed nearby. the driver is not facing any charg this morning - we're getting ready to say bye bye to bao bao. in just 24 hours - dc's favorite panda cub is moving to china. and that means youve got just a few hours left to say your final farewells.. john gonzalez is live at the national zoo - john? we're back on eaglet watch this morning! the eagle known as the first lady layed her first egg of the year at the national arboretum. it was all caught on the d-c

he had been beaten and later died at the hospital. 76-year-old thomas dean bennett is charged with first degree murder according to the police report. bennett told officers she hit clark with a bat. >>> meanwhile, it's a working holiday weekend for president trump. he's spending today interviewing candidates to be the new national security adviser. mr. trump met with his health and budget chief, and a sure to be another busy week with a new executive order expected in the next few days. >> ladies and gentlemen -- >> reporter: president trump in florida interviewing at least four candidates for national security adviser to replace general mike flynn including acting adviser keith kellogg, robert, the supersben dant of west point, and mcmaster, and john bolten. >> we'll fight hatred with love. >> reporter: as more pro-muslim rallies are held, there's a new executive order to reactivate the travel ban from mostly muslim countries and new concerns over proposed guidelines for deporting undocumented immigrants. draft memos call for speeding up deportation hearings and prosecuting parents who

bennett won his first super bowl last night.r the win, he said he would not go to the traditional meet-and-greet with president trump. he says some of the president's positions have alienated athletes. patriots owner robert kraft is a supporter of president trump. but bennett says he thinks the team will support his decision not to attend. the father of the man accused of attacking french soldiers guarding the louvre museum in paris says his son is innocent. 28-year-old abdullah al-hamahmy is from egypt. he is suspected of attacking a soldier with a machete while he was patrolling an underground mall near the museum on friday. the mans father says his son is not a terrorist and that he leads a normal life with his wife and newborn son. al-hamahmy was shot four times... but his injuries are non-life threatening. the san mateo county transit district is receiving a grant to help speed up public transportation... and get riders to their destinations on time. samtrans going to install a three-point-four million dollar system that wi

. >> photos from the bennett wedding reception are artfully shot but the bride and groom say don't be fooled by this creative angles. this part was subpar for the price. >> and it was embarrassing. >> the plates. >> plastic. >> the flat ware. >> plastic. >> and the food. >> cold, store bought food from costco >> mr. and mrs. bennett paid $3,800 for fewer than three dozen to dine and drink wine. >> we had 30 guests plus ourselves so 32. >> that breaks down to 118.75 per person for a meal they thought would include hot, heavy served on china. their guested dine -- and vegetables that they say resembled the sample tables at a warehouse store. >> hopefully you're all the guy walking around costco getting every free sample. >> they expected more for their money but a specific menu wasn't spelled out in the contract. all it says is that food shall consist of heavy hors d'oeuvres. afterwards, the couples complained about that ambiguity and say they got nowhere. then they contacted us. when we contacted the inn a manager said the inn did the best it could. $3,800 isn't enough money to furnitu

according to the police report, bennett told officers that she hit clark with a bat. >>> new at 11:00, lights out at the washington monument. earlier tonight, national park service had to have e electricians go out there to help turn the lights back on, and they managed to do so by about 7:00 tonight. those red aviation lights worked normally there's been a problem with the lights. the washington monument, if you will remember, has been closed since august due to elevator problems. it's slated to reopen in 2019. >>> the trump administration is poised to roll out a revised version of its travel ban this week. tonight we are getting our first glimpse of a draft memo outlining mr. trump's new plan. the white house saying the memos are just suggestions. but as nbc's kelly o'donnell reports, immigrants rights groups are already concerned. >> reporter: behind the scenes at the president's mar-a-lago home in palm beach where a high-level help wanted sign is out, president trump is interviewing four job candidates today to replace the fired national security adviser, michael flynn. all with m

. >> reporter: dc police say thomasine bennett used a bat to beat clark. bennett is 76 years old. it happened friday afternoon. [000:02:59;00] not a troublemaker. he don't bother nobody. i don't understand why. >> reporter: that's what police are trying to figure out. >> how will you keep his memory alive? >> i don't know. maybe some gift he gave me, stuff like that, you know. necklace that we got. you know, things of that nature. >> reporter: he says his friend was a husband, as well as a father and a retired chef. bennett is charged with first- degree murder while armed. reporting live tonight in northwest dc, i'm stephanie gailhard, wusa9. >> thank you. >>> president donald trump named another national security advisor today. army lieutenant general h.r. mcmaster was introduced today person to be offered the job. robert harward turned down the position last thursday, reportedly after a staffing dispute with the white house. michael flynn was ousted last week after it was revealed he held discussions with the russian ambassador about lifting u.s. sanctions. >>> a presidents day

bennett's words struck a chord with his teammates.the end, only 5 out of the original 13 players ended up traveling as ambassadors of goodwill for israel. michael bennet about his decision not to go to israel. michael: doing my research on palestine and israel and the things going on, i s see similarities between the black lives movement and the palestinian movement. to go to israel, i should be able to see both sides. to be an want ambassadador for a certainin government if i was not sure i agreed with everything the government was doing. i thought it would be better to go on my own and figure out my own situation. amy: how did this trip get planned? michael: they contacted us during the last year, in the summertime. getought it was a trip you to go see israel. i didn't know it was an ambassador trip. about that, myt friends said -- do you know this or that? , iecided i cannot do this don't want to be an ambasssador forr something i don't agree with. amy: what kind of response did you get from posting that letter? michael: there were

bill bennett, thank you very much, sir. always good to see you. >> by the way, i think it strengthens his position on neil gorsuch, a real constitutionalist. >> martha: we'll see. thank you, sir. so, the president has argued that this executive order is absolutely supported by federal statutes. here is an argument we have heard several times from the white house this week. listen. >> i would like to know, does anybody disagree when i read this? i will read what is in dispute, what is in question. you will see, suspension of entry or imposition of restrictions by the president. okay? now, that this isn't just me. this is for obama, for ronald reagan, for the president. this was done, very importantly, for security. >> martha: with their take from each side on this issue, founder and chair of act! for america and a religious studies scholar. welcome to both for you. your reaction to this decision by the ninth circuit court. you just heard president trump talking about what he want to do in his mind, keep the country safe with

. >>> apparently ethan turn bell and bennett jonas are model citizens and fashion models.ast six teenagers were taking selfies on the off- limits frozen pond in central park when the ice cracked and they all fell in. now here you can see folks struggling do help them get out but among them good looking samaritans professional models ethan and bennett. they stopped and jumped into action. >> like 12 submerged in the water. the guys -- just on top of one another. yeah. wasn't that -- [ inaudible ] i just did pretty much -- under the hill and over the bench. so yeah. >> you feel like heros? >> not at all. >> wow. and of course twitter went nuts users spent most of the day looking profiles which they quickly found. both models have well over 100,000 followers and one may get a job with ralph lauren. >>> one final look at the forecast when we come back. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. in the last 10 years, we have received 6 times more awards than cable, including the jd power award for highest customer satisfaction for the fourth

court documents revealedled bennett told police she beat walter clark with a baseballebal bat over a two day period. when officers found the man, he was bloodied and his hands were tide. and told police clark made her smoke street love both andnd tired of the alleged woman and eyes err,. >> in alex andre, a four people in custody foralex allegedly scamming an elderly woman. sheriff deputies say crystal mole inches, pamela mcleod, posted as contractors, promised to make repairs on the woman's how the and do pest removal work. the woman paid the suspect more than $70,000 over a year's time. investigators say, once conspiracy was discovered, inspectors checked the woman's home and determined no work w was ever done. d the sheriff's offers is concerned. there could be more victims out there. they want to hear from anyonee who may have had business bus dealings with the suspects.s. >>> police in fairfax county c need your help identifying the suspects, want in thewant connection with jewelry store robbery. this happened back on january 22, k jewelers springfield mall.ary surveillance vide

bennett, we look forward to your podcast, congratulations. two key interviews that we are excited about it, you'll have steve bannon coming up. thank you so much to him a that on itunes. coming up next, right here on "hannity" ." >> president trump: you see what's happening at the border, all of a sudden for the first time, weeding gang members out, drug lords out. we are getting really bad dudes out of this country. at a rate that nobody's ever seen before. they are the bad ones. >> kimberly: that was president trump earlier today talking about his new immigration guidelines. this comes after speaker of the house paul ryan toured the southern border. a congressman mike mccaul and john carter who went with speaker brian yesterday will join us next to explain what they saw. and later. >> i think donald trump is already done a number of things which legitimately raise the question of impeachment. >> kimberly: congressman keith ellis men one of the favorites to be the next chair of the dnc claims that president trump could be impeached. steve hi

federal investigators say 48-year-old mark bennett planned to bomb target stores hoping the attack would force the stock to plunge, allowing him to buy shares cheaply. he offered a family member $10,000 to put bombs in packages of stuffing mix, breakfast bars and pasta but warned them not to let the boxes bounce around or they would explode. >> having an individual like this out in the public that would have this in his mind to build these devices with what he had in mind, that's an individual that you want to get off the street quickly. >> authorities say bennett is the the family member to planting the bombs because he's on probation for multiple other felonies and wears an ankle monitor. instead the family member took it to police who arrested bennett. >>> check this out. 79 of the nation's 917 known hate groups are in california. that's the most of any state. most are found in southern california. the law center said national politics played a significant role in the increase of hate groups the past year. >>> a federal judge in massachusetts has dismissed a defamation lawsuit against

in an open letter ththat referenced muhammad ali and quoted olympmpian john carlos, bennett said, "when i do go to israel, and i do plan to go, it will be to see not only israel but also the west bank and gaza so i can see how the palestinians, who have called this land home for thousands of years, live their lives." president trump is meeting with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu this week in washington. trump is also meeting the canadian prime minister today at the white house. yale university says it will rename the residential dorm calhoun college, named after former vice president john c. calhoun, one of the most prominent pro-slavery figures in american history. the announcement comes after years of organizing and protests led by students of color. on saturday, yale university president peter salovey said, "john c. calhoun's legacy as a white supremacist and a national leader who passionately promoted slavery as a 'positive good' fundamentally conflicts with yale's mission and values." over the summer, a yale university dishwasher broke a stained glass window at calhoun c

phil bennett.nd later...si >> you see what is happening, all of a sudden for the first time we're getting gang members out, getting drunk lights out, we are getting really bad dudes out of this country, and at a rate that nobody has ever seen before. and they are the bad ones. >> kimberly: and that was president trump earlier todaygr get talking about his immigration agenda, this speaker of the house paul ryan toward the southern border yesterday, congressman mike mccaul and john carter will join speaker ryan, they will be here later with the details. plus, it was a hard day for the fox news family, our dear friend and family alan colmes passed away at the age of 66. sean will join us later. stay with us. my business was built with passion... but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. with it, i earn unlimited 2% cash back on all of my purchasing. and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going ba

let's meet the heroes, ethan turnbull and bennett jonas, come on out, you guys. >> >> how are you doing, man? >> thank you. >> thank you very much for having us. >> have a seat. >> wow. >> whoo. >> all right. so, take us through what happened. we've seen the video which is amazing and just, ethan, take us through what happened. >> bennett and i just arrived, we were skateboarding and just decided to go through central park and to be honest, it was all a matter of right place and right time for the two of us. we stopped to take photos through the park, it was amazing sunset. it was beautiful and as we come up and over a rise i said to bennett, look, man, there's some kids over there on the ice. >> were they -- >> no, they were actually on the ice and within the time it took me to say that to bennett and look back the ice had broken because they came together to take a photo so it had actually cracked and fallen through. and then, yeah, we didn't notice those moments. we just had to get down there >> were you concerned about the thin ice? there were signs there. yo

education secretary bill bennett is here. singer and songwriter who were then make america great dress again at the grammys is joining us this morning as well as ceo debra fine. lots to come. stay with us on a big show breakdown. take it off at our top story, donald trump national security adviser michael flynn resigned late last night. he came under fire after it was revealed the potential sanctions from russia with ambassador before president trump took office. in his resignation letter, flynn wrote unfortunate because of the fast pace of events and pace of event that an effort to break the vice president elect another's with incomplete information regarding own cause with russian ambassador. i sincerely apologize to the president and vice president and they've accepted my apology. before the news broke, white house press secretary sean spicer and chuck schumer weighed in. >> the president is evaluating the situation. he speaking to vice president and relative to the conversation the vice president had with general flynn an

take it out but pulled it so you could see it. >> the robber grabbed money from bennett's purse andher daughter was out in the car getting more cookies. union city police officers felt they needed to do more than file a report. officers gathered one thousand dollars in donations and replaced the money she lost and bought the unsold cookies. >> the officers wanted to contribute to make things better. >> they bought a lot. they bought a lot. >> they were all kinds. >> tag alongs. >> smores all flavors. >> many have been showing up to donate. >> this tore my heart out. >> the child and her mother have to recover from trauma. >> another gentleman just came to the lobby and handed me this money to give to you because his heart went out for you and what experienced. >> it mass made rosa and her daughter whole many times over. if you recognize the sketch the police want to hear from you. >>> henry, thank you. >>> ktvu at six starts now. >>> reservoir after reservoir full to the bridge sending russian waters down the bay. >> all of the recent stormy weather has left parts of highways and fr

bennett will drag him over the fence. which is 92% of the west bank. i don't think netanyahu wants to stay there. he wants to stay focused on t the -- if you include east jerusalem, 90% if you get into the maps, i think sms something that netanyahu wants. might be p bush letter of 2004. whispering into president trump's ear that he would sign sherone. that was the beginning of a relationship between those two countries. now letter should be stated precisely. it's a deal where these senators will be part of israel probably, but says they have to agree with the palestinians. land swap, land exchanges. now, netanyahu i'm sure would like to operationalize that letter. we get at that in our transition paper. this requires strong u.s. israel coordination. i go back to the bush era between condi rice and sherone, the barrier, the fence, that should be kind of synchronized with the united states. not formally, but quietly. they brought the maps here. i don't think any president wants surprises. the meeting on thursday, a couple of hours later, was this idea th

at end of the day, when you look at it, martellus bennett is writing a children's book on how to be a good child. look at what donald trump has done in his books, to me there's no comparison. can't say athletes shouldn't engage in politics. >> and also donte, they're putting endorsements on the line which will carry them on to retirement long after whatever sport that money is gone. this is important to them. i want to play this for you. because the president is fond of name dropping his support from the patriots top brass. listen to this. >> tom brady -- great guy. great guy. great guy, great friend of mine. great, great champion, unbelievable winner. he called today and he said, donald, i support you, you're my friend. and i voted for you. this guy is a true champ. so he writes, coach belichick, congratulations on a tremendous campaign. you have dealt with an unbelievable slanted and negative media and have come out beautifully. beautifully. you've proved to be the ultimate competitor and fighter, your leadership is amazing. bob kraft, good luck bob. your friend tom just called. he

expect tony bennett to come out. i'm looking for big things. >> super bowl halftime shows range from prince to up with people. i mean, it's a pretty wide gamut. what are some of your most memorable? >> prince had to have been the best. they woke up in miami. all of a sudden it's a thunderstorm and wind and rain. and i heard that the nfl folks said it's raining. he was like, can you make it rain more? he was game. he's in these platform heels and all these electric guitars in the rain and he stepped up and delivered. of course there's janet jackson's wardrobe malfunction or katy perry's dancing shark. but i love prince. i loved springsteen and of course u2's 911 tribute where they had the namesf towers. >> i can't wait to see what lady gaga comes up with. i'm excited to see. she sort of transformed her image over the past several years. it's interesting to see which version of her shows up. >> she can do the really bizarre gaga, but we've seen her do the tony bennett thing. she can do the classically trained stuff and

tomacine bennett is charged with murder of 63-year-old walter clark. on friday, officers found him inside a closet. he died at the hospital. according to the police report, bennett told officers she hit clark with a bat. >>> this morning arlington county police are looking for a suspected killer they say is armed and dangerous. jason johnson is accused of killing another man at a house party in arlington yesterday. the two had an argument, neighbors say waking up to a swarm of police cars was scary. >> this is an extremelyui neighborhood. really family oriented. never a disturbance. just really out of character for the neighborhood. >> again, police say the suspect, jason johnson, is considered armed and dangerous. if you see him, call police. >>> there is growing concern for a missing d.c. teenager. thick a good look at talisha coles. she went missing last thursday and has not been seen since. then there's this young lady, torri marie gibson, missing since saturday morning. she was last seen at 6th and buchanan streets. she's just 11. she has braces w

bennett is charged with the murder of clark. they found clark inside a closet at a home in northeast and died at the hospital. according to the police report bennett told officers she hit clark with a bat. >>> a close call for two children and their parents after a carbon monoxide leak sent them to the hospital. according to our news partners wtop, the family lives in an apartment near nanny helen burroughs avenue. the leak started yesterday and came from their water heater. for tips on how to keep your home free of carbon monoxide, search safety in the nbc washington app. >>> more negative publicity for uber this morning. a former engineer says there's systemic sexual harassment at the san francisco ride sharing service. in a blog post, susan fowler reports being openly proposit n propositioned on her first day. fowler reported the incident but the manager was not punished. other female employees had a manager. the company ceo is ordering an urgent investigation into the allegations. >>> in recent years, schools around the coun

earlier i spoke to our football reporterjohn bennett and asked him what qualities shakespeare would bringrole. he is well respected by the players and a well—respected coach. sam alla rdyce and a well—respected coach. sam allardyce took on as assistant when he was england manager product brief period. and of course we know he started well in this win over liverpool. it was back to basics, the tactics of last season. pressing the tactics of last season. pressing the opposition, the players really seemed to buy into it. jamie vardy said after the game that shakespeare had consulted the players on how to play. very much like the nigel pearson your add lustre, a regime very popular with the players. and i think craig shakespeare has a lot going for him. a huge game on saturday against hull city. he is taking the pre—match press conference on friday which suggests he will be taking charge of that game as well and if he does well he would be a massive favourite. after that it would be a massive favourite. after thatitis would be a massive favourite. after that it is a ten day break before their

murder. 76-year-old bennett is accused of killing walter clark whose picture you see there. on friday officers found clark naked inside a closet at a home on 21st street in northeast. they're suspicious about money from an insurance settlement clark received before his death. bennett claims she was the victim's fiance but clark's family members dispute that. >>> two virginia abc officers are accusing a university of virginia graduate student of keeping documents from prosecutors. you may remember this video in 2015. that video sparked national outrage. johnson is now suing two agents. attorneys for the agents say johnson has not turned over e-mails and texts about the incident. back get into a bar with a fake id. he maintains he had a valid id and was not intoxicated during the incident. >>> now uber has fired former u.s. attorney general eric holder to investigate the claims. a former engineer says she and other women were propositioned by a manager for sex. this won't be holder's first investigation involving a popular app. last year airbnb hired him to combat discriminati