. >>> my name is garland benson -- >> reporter: garland benson is a little man on a big mission. >> tryingmillion in 24 months. >> reporter: the austin, texas, 14-year-old is trying to help save his big sister, christiane. >> she has a rare and fatal disease called batten disease. >> reporter: the 16-year-old was diagnosed when she was 5. the rare neurological disorder there's no cure, only experimental treatments that may slow the disease. the family started a foundation to raise the $6 million for an fda-approved clinical trial for christiane. garland promised to raise the last $1 million by himself. he's almost there and needs less than $150,000. you think he's going to be able to get it? >> yeah. >> my plan was to get 100,000 people to give $10 each. thank you guys so much for donating. >> reporter: so he's turned to social media for help. from college athletes -- >> i play quarterback for the university of texas, i'm here with my buddy garland -- >> reporter: to jewelry designer kendra scott. he also staged fund-raising races and even sold lemonade. charlotte and craig benson are garl

benson has already talked about that there is not a specific schedule of performance in this d.d.a. and has already talked about that piece of it here. we actually are recommending approval of this because it's consistent with the documents from the board's prior approval of the pier 70 agreement. this is in the financing plan, but i'm available to answer any questions that you may have. >> supervisor fewer: transgender very much. colleagues, any questions from miss campbell? seeing none, let's open this up for public comment. are there any members of the public that would like to comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. [gavel]. >> supervisor fewer: colleagues, this is a huge project, and it's been in the works for a while. i gave you a copy of the amendments that i would like to propose. item six, striking lines 9 through 19, adding in on page nine, line one through four. and i will read aloud the amendment that i'm adding, further resolve that the board of supervisors urges to the executive director the mayor's office of housing and community development to re

jacqui benson is live with their part of the story. jackie? >> reporter: protesters toldorhe s of increasing desperation on the part of fe ral workers and those w depend on them. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: the noise and music-filled protest is a regular fixture on pennsylvania avenue outside the white house. tonight's theme, shutdown stories. tweeted to and read by organizers christen mink. >> i wanto go back to work. i don't want a wall. >> these are w americans want to work. these are people who want to work. they need to pay their bills. they need to keep their houses. th need toeep their cars. they need their medications. >> reporter: other protesters said while they do not work for the government, the shutdown is starting to affect their lives also. >> i'm afraid to go to california, to my best friend's ral because of the report that news 4 did yesterdayth abo flights, the safety and everything. >> reporter: the day saw r marylandublican governor larry hogan express increasing frustration with federal government shutdown. >> no one in congress, in

live in, northweckie benson, news4. when you get up, turn on news4, starts every day at 4:00 a.m. >>> hearing tonight from a woman who says she got held at gunpoint in broad daylight by a man who wound up stealing her two-month-old puppies. concerned she may ner see the little dogs again. darcy spencer with the report. >> reporter: adorable pit bull puppies. rambo and stone just two months old, now gone. stolen from owner at gunpoint. >> a guy wald across the street on me, pulled gun out and said give me the -- dogs. >> reporter: the walking on leashes at noon when pulled the gun. >> whole mind frame was him t pulling thgger, getting killed over some dogs. >> reporter: thought resisting, didn't want to lose them but afraid he would pull the trigger. >> i just gave it up. didn't want him to actually shoot me. in my mind really wted to fight for my babeies, them are my hearts. >> reporter: she and sister had the dogs since four weeks old. >> cage i put up. >> reporter: shows us where they eat and sleep. >> started sleepin

melissa: here to react, guy benson, townhall.com fox news contributor, host of "benson & harf" on foxradio. >> yes, ma'am. melissa: feels like the president doesn't have the upper hand, if you look attack ticks, republicans are saying we're talking over the weekend, democrats not moving a must -- a muscle. i'm not sure networks have agreed yet, that is what we're being told. he will go to the border on thursday. what do you see as the score right now? >> "the wall street journal," melissa, reporting that at camp david the president was asking his aides are there certain ways that he cannot retreat necessarily but get an off-ramp of this highway, this highway. melissa: do they have any good answers? >> it would look like opportunity he could say we got x, y, z, wasn't total collapse, but obviously i think resigned to the fact he will not get everything that he wants. democrats i think have very little incentive to do anything at all because they feel like they're winning this political fight. there will be this pitch of some of these workers not getting paid for a while but they're hap

of benson and harp.think it is a bit of a copout to say, it is a conservative's fault? >> as someone who is planning his own same-sex marriage right now, you are totally right, it is so ludicrously expensive. i welcome the congresswoman's change of heart on this issue. when you feel passionately about something and someone comes over to your side, you should celebrate that and thank them. holding grudges or pointing fingers, is probably the wrong approach. there air lot of people who support gay marriage in this country who had a different upbringing. she wasn't necessarily casting aspersions at her family but saying i have come to a different place. it is important to that end not to malign people that believe differently, people that believe in a traditional definition of marriage, as bigots or hateful people, which is grossly unfair to the vast majority of them. we can have a better conversation. i think she generally did pretty well on this one. >> marie, do you see it that way? there are obviously a

guy benson, it's infuriating.t makes -- it really does devalue the currency that the rest of us trade in, i would say. great to see you. >> thanks, tucker. >> tucker: the press spent the entire day as you watched reporting on buzzfeed's dishonest report. impeachment, indictment, maybe a waves of indictment. maybe everybody goes to jail. looks like not at least for enough to. ethan is a progressive radio host in california and frequent guest of the show. he joins us tonight. i mean, ethan, could this be -- let me rephrase the question and make it a statement. this is an example of people believing what they wanted to believe. >> well, i think there was some of that however, i want to say something right up front. it's an interesting and odd day when i agree as much with dan bongino as maybe even more so than guy benson right now. because, dan is right. we have to have some trust and faith in journalists. and there is a problem right now where journalists want to be opinion host. and they blur the line because it's

the attorney for max benson's parents say they are happy that the school is being shut down.n to appeal the decision ( james ) 4 your health this morning... could america be a dying country? that's the concern some researchers have after finding out our birth rate is not keeping up with our death rate. a new report says the number of births was so low in 2017 that it wasn't enough to keep the population levels steady. the national center for health statistics found that overall, the total fertility rate for the u-s is 16-percent below what is considered the level needed for the population to replace itself. according to researchers-- the only states that are keeping up with the population are south dakota and utah. ( james ) here's a live look outside... john and robin and keeping an john and robin look outside... here's a live look outside... john and robin and keeping an eye on conditions ahead of the weekend. ( darya ) two lost stuffed toys from the bay area got to experience a vacation most americans can't even afford.( james ) sutro- the teddy bear and its furry companio

howie: joining us, capri cafaro, guy benson, and susan ferrechio. nancy pelosi got a wave of positive press in regaining the gavel. ben: i think typically when it comes to government shutdowns and these funding fights. reporters lean to the left, and challenge conservative views and talking points that didn't work last time for chuck schumer when the democrats were clearly responsible for the shutdown. what nancy pelosi is saying we are going to pass what the republican senate passed a few days ago. mitch mcconnell would not have brought that bill up if the white house hadn't given him the go ahead, then the president changed his mind. the media i think is treating this relatively fairly because it's a smart, normal play by nancy pelosi. howie: beyond the initial honeymoon, first female speaker for the second time. are reporters holding nancy pelosi and her party as responsible for the partial shutdown? susan: no, but there are questions on the hill, aren't you willing to give any money for wall funding? what's being missed is what the true fight is

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guy benson, "town hall," fox news contributor, host of "benson & harf" on fox news radio. >> good ton: talk about the agreement and reopen the government, are you surprised president trump agreed to no wall funding? >> well, not really because at this point he didn't feel like he had much of a choice. he was backed into a corner. i think some of the disruptions today at some airports on the east coast added to the sense of urgency and the president ended up doing what i think a lot of republicans had warned all long might be inevitable conclusion if you go into a shutdown fight without a very specific plan in place, which they kind of didn't. the democrats held together. the republicans mostly held together but ultimately, i think everyone was looking for an off-ramp, particularly the president toward the end. i think his hardcore defenders will not necessarily a cave, we'll see what happens in three weeks. that is fair. we'll see what the negotiation brings about. susan: okay. >> but the number one demand for the democrats over the last month, we'll talk about border security after

in the center seat, fox news contributor, cohost of "benson & harf" on fox news radio, guy benson himself. welcome. >> great to be back, fix for having me! >> harris: we've been cooking up a bunch of news. >> guy: is very thoughtful of you. >> harris: shall be conservative with you >> guy: you are very kind and wonderful hosts. >> harris: thank you. in an interview last night with our sean hannity, rogers don't double down on his criticism of the mueller investigation alleging that mueller has a nefarious motive in targeting him. while declaring his innocence. >> i think it was meant to silence me. not only an effort to silence me, because i support donald trump and i have been a critic of the mueller investigation. i think donald trump is making america great again. he is my friend of 40 years. i have a great affection for him and his family. i am not going to testify against him, because i possess no negative information. there is no rush and collusion. this is a witch hunt. >> harris: at the white house yesterday, again, distanced itself from the stone indictment. >> the more that this

in rockville, jackie benson, ne 4. >>> we're working for your health this morning. here is a back surge breakthrough in northern virginia. just after the break, doreen gentzler will introduce you to a doctor using robots toelp ease ba hck >>> it is a potential game-changer for millions ofan amer dealing with back pain and considering surgery. news 4's doreen gentzler working for your health this morning to tell us about the new technology that could help patients get back on their feet faster and safer than ever before. >> i'll tell the robot i want to operate from here. >> reporter: operating on someone's spine takes tremendous skill and precision. >>ach time we place a scre into a bone, we have to hit a bull's eye. then the tap. >> reporter: robotic technology can guide a surgeon in the operating room. >> verifying our final locationu on the view ly. >> reporter: a new system takes it a step further, combining the precision of a robot with cutting-edge, 3-d computer technology, lowing the surgeon to map out the procedure weeks before it takes place. >> the robotic

front courageous actions like these were often insufficiently recognized says museum director miriam benson that's. very many were murdered but there was also resistance and jews as part of the allied forces defeated the germans that's both inspiring and important and was fifty years. despite losing loved ones cohen found the courage to carry out her mission. her sister was deported and murdered in auschwitz. see a resistance fighter was taken prisoner and shot dead. despite her agony mot completed her espionage mission. we need. to have the between. moscow and wants to tell her story to as many people as possible so this part of history is not forgotten. what a life you're watching news from berlin will have more at the top of the hour and for up and up but to politics we are this summer so this is. a month to shape the continent's future. part of it and join our youngsters as they share their stories their dreams and their challenges the seventy seven percent platform for africa charge. more.

>> benson: for the asian market in 2018 what we are seeing is a europe reform.an honor -- a lot of new rules coming out. there were only 105 ipos. we expect market will hopefully stabilizing in the second half or the asian market as well. we expect there will be 132 150 ipos in the asian market. with a total fundraising between 15 billion to 18 billion dollars u.s. what about the tech outlook? that was a difficult year in 2019 -- 2018. the outlook looks like it will be tough as well especially of the trade issues are not resolved. benson: for the hong kong market there is only one major tech are talking we about. for 2018, there was a reform in the hong kong market we start to accept they will be out and last year there were two ipos and inever they were both listed the third quarter. the market started to fall since october up to now. the shares are not performing well. since the beginning we have only liked two and it is too early to draw any conclusions about the hong kong as a destination for the the tech of pennies. we hope to see there will be more coming

that has to happen, so if it's chemo or the rent, chemo wins. >> reporter: jackie benson, news4. >>> if you would like to help that famy, we've posted toformation how to do that in our nbc washi app just search shutdown. >>> from civilians to military families, now the u.s. coast guard remains the onlyf branch the military not being paid to protect you right now. thats 42,000 federal workers wondering how they will get by.n our north virginia bureau reporter david culver shows us how coast guard spouses are making their plea. >> reporter: on a mission through the halls of congress, these spouses and parents of coast guard staff knocking on door. >> we know what it's like to be through thick and thin and we made the sacrifices but we neve t thought we'd have make the sacrifice of no paycheck. >> reporter: they have a savings to fall back on but she's here to help support younger coast guard members like jeff. >> he's 19. >> my husband is activ duty and i actually work for the coast guard as a civilian. >> so who's getting paid in the family? >> neither one of us. >> and even those of

you may recall, 13-year-old max benson passed away in november hours after he was restrained by schoolaff. this week, guiding hands school had it's certification revoked by the department of education. while the school's attorney says they will appeal that decision... for now students will no longer be able to attend guiding hands after friday. max benson's family attorney says his parents are glad the state is stepping in and closing the school down. but the move is also leaving many parents scrambling to find new special needs schools for theier kids (grant) several school districts who have special needs students attending guiding hands say they're working with families to place those kids elsewhere. (vicki) in the east bay, the oakland unified school district is trying to replac

team owner benson calling the loss difficult to accept.uld ever be denied the opportunity to reach the title game or simply win a game based on the actions or inactions of those charged with creating a fair and equitable playing field. >> good time. good job, nfl. >>> bebe rexha calling out fashion designers who say she is too big to dress ♪ if it's meant to be, it will be, it will be, baby just let it be ♪ >> the 29-year-old dominated for best new artist at next month's grammys, but she is having a hard time finding an outfit for the show. she took to instragram. >> if a size 6/8 is too big, then i don't know what to tell you. then i don't want to wear your [ bleep ] dresses. >> she urges designers to empower women to love their bodies. >>> nominations for the 91st academy awards will be announced in a couple hours. ♪ >> shallow, the smash hit song from the film "a star is born" sure to be among the nominees. the musical drama could end up with the most nominations. lady gaga is an expected nominee for best actress, and best actor could b

guy benson is a math major and town hall reporter, host of a famous radio show.us tonight. >> i was not a math major. i want to make that extremely clear. >> tucker: you could have been a poetry major and it doesn't make any sense, does it.fo >> no. so what judicial watch was an investigation and they found that in the state of california at large they had 101% of their eligible citizen adult population register to vote. >> tucker: that means they are doing really well then. >> hey, bananas like gang busters. then in los angeles county i it was 112%. so, judicial watch has done legal actions like this in a number the states. they have had successes in courts in ohio, in kentucky,ts and now california as well where they basically said you guys have to clean this up. this is b not okay. and so, there will be a purge of the voter roll. that word is used as a scary buzz word on the left but you have to legally remove people. >> tucker: correction to the voter roll. >> you are purging ineligible or dead voter from the rolls. >> tucker: that's bias against the deceased

jackie benson, news 4. >>> 6:38.nteers will be cleaning up the park around fletcher's boathouse. that's in northwest d.c. the map shows the areae're talking about here. with the government shut down, the national park service could not keep the park maintained. park has been dealing with storm run-off from theau potomac b of high waters from the rain and all the snow. hundreds of volunteers are expected to come out and help in the cleanup effort. >>> we're working for your health this morning. there is a back surgery bre breakt virginia.orthern just after the break, doreen gentzler going to introduce you to a doctor using robots to help ease back pain. that's straight ahead, right here on >>> this is a potential ha gameer for millions of americans dealing with back pain and considering surgery. news 4's doreen gentzler working for your health this morning, to tell us about the new technology that can hel patients get back on their feet faster and safer than ever before. >> i'll tell the robot i want to operate from h

former democratic congresswoman donna edwards and cohost of benson and harf on fox news radio, guy bensonto our fox affiliate, wttg. if you knew how we had scrambled. >> people tell me you were the first person to notice the fire. >> chris: well, we could all smell it. how damaging is the buzzfeed story and the almost total knocked down by the special counsel to the media? >> if it comes on top of the previous week's "new york times" story that such term could be a russian agent until you get to paragraph nine when it says actually there's no proof at all the story is true. >> chris: this was a story that there was a counterintelligence investigation. >> they found nothing. the headline. trump said about 90% negative. i said to him i think he said the worst media hostility since lincoln. you cannot find any other president who has been a relentless and ending assault, much of it dishonest. i was on "fox & friends" and had not seen the report and they said what about buzzfeed and i said it's a lie and luckily it turned out mueller said it's not true. >> chris: you did say it was a lie very

[applause] >> brad benson. renee, you've just been such an amazing colleague. you are so unstoppable. you were always pleasant even when we're in a crisis that sometimes happen with media coverage. elaine said it well, you help us put our best foot forward. whether it's responding to these press inquiries or big events that are a focus of what we do, or responding to sunshine requests. you help hold our hands when the public wants that information. i just don't know how we would ever be able to replace you so i just want to thank you for everything that you've done for us. regarding those sunshine requests, i have two words, proposition f. [laughter] >> thank you, renee. >> >> jay edwards, support real estate division. i want to thank you for all the assistance you've given our division. you've been our right hand and left hand whatever we want to call it. you made sure you've always been approachable and responsive and diligent and you have the best little swag gifts too that we always come to you. we really appreciate everything that you've done for us. you'v

benson saw its second day of, a snowfall yesterday. slick conditions caught drivers by surprise leading to spinouts. near tucson, some teens made the most of the cold conditions and made a snowman. temperatures there are expected to reach the 50s later today so that snowman's not going to last. >>> coming up on "the morning news," a space snowman, if you will. new photos reveal the strange shape of a rock 4 billion miles away. and, a doctor at a cleveland clinic is fired for anti-semitic tweets. this is the "cbs morning news." this is the "cbs morning news." say hello to your fairy godmother, alice. oh and look they got gain scent beads and dryer sheets too! and i don't add up the years.ts. but what i do count on... is boost®. delicious boost® high protein nutritional drink now has 33% more protein, along with 26 essential vitamins and minerals. boost® high protein look for savings on boost® in your sunday's paper. fact: some of your favorite foods stain teeth. unlike ordinary whitening toothpaste, colgate optic white has hydrogen pero

it is possible to use benson all in a safe way we've been using benson ill in hospital in a medical setting for many decades again it is the fact that people don't know what necessarily but fans will experience and present in their drug i mean especially in areas where an infant is only just emerging in the local drug market i think. test strips there are a way we can save lives now and that some areas like baltimore are completely unavoidable that all in some areas it's just everywhere and so i think that the bomb to really focus on the. idea that people. try to think ahead. you know i was able to jump in the head or treat. tom i was going to say we can talk ok thanks i just want to say i want to be careful too because we can't discount the dangers of an all when we started the coalition when it was hair and we had about twenty to twenty five reproduces a week on average of one to two people dying as soon as the synthetics industry we have an average of fifty to seventy over people overdosing every week well fortified people dying every week we can't discount the dangers and like the docto

jackie benson is live outside a wheretown shopping center they're pre treated more than the roads ahead. jackie? reporter: look at the sidewalk in front of me. that green stuff is rock salt treated to be visible like that for people who don't want to slip on the sidewalk. slipping is not the only danger to people when temperatures get as cold as they are about to be. temperatures in the low 30s made for pleasurable skating at this seasonal ice rink in the town center. by this time tuesday evening, everything could be a skating rink. local jurisdictions spent much of the day pre-treating road surfaces hoping the rain predicted to come before temperatures lummet won't wash it away. this video from gaithersburg's shows wheft from the brine mixture much the recent cold weather and the signifi cnt snowstortributed to the deaths of two senior citizens in fairfax county,virginia. officer lori reyes with a police unit that helps families dealing with alzheimer's, dementia. >> just to keep an eye out. if you see a neighbor who is disoriented or not dressed for the weather, to call 911. it's okay

and benson said he would and did, and he asked the president to raise it. the president did raise it. it helped bring about a solution, george herbert walker bush never gave. the lesson is actually in this town for any subject, persistence. and persistence were opening markets is something that can't be forced. the death of the appellate body is the next crisis. in the united states, we do not expect cabinet officers to stay beyond noon on january 20. none of them think that they are just sort of have, i'm not just with my work, so i'll just continue. it would be, they have to be asked to continue. the appellate body members continue on their term of office to render opinions. 163 countries say that's okay. it's rather practical. the us says wait a minute, we, the members didn't tell them they could do that. they are just doing it on their own initiative. and that's not acceptable. it's one of several counts, and/or multiple indictments of us that has of the appellate body has overreached. most other countries actually do not agree with the united states. t

news 4's jackie benson joins us live with the story. jackiewe >> reporter:, jim, a lot of people in this neighborhood might be surprised some of the things that go on on the streets outside whi they're asleep at night. we are about to show you. wait. back that up for another look.us that guy tried to open the door of a car that is not his own in the middle of the night. the growing popularity of heectric cars adds a new element to opportunities presented by an unlocked vehicle. >> some of our victims have left key fobs in the car, these petty thieves push the button and it lights up, they're driving away in >> reporter: this is a video of a stolen car being driven away from a home invy c chase, maryland. home security camera systems have captured image of multiple offenders in the area. >> if they would just lock their cars every tim they park, we have video that shows these guys will pull on door handles and go to the next car. reporter: the thefts have occurred in chevy chase, bethes and northwest d.c. >> once they get into that car,

people did not receive benson's from the central government in kiev he didn't stand with the people of ukraine when they were born to you know but when you hear we stand with the people of something that people he's in trouble so when you surly is in real trouble we're going to go right now this is the standard of the u.s. regime change play book you. exacerbate and exploit the existing social and political tensions you claim to speak in a monolith of the people that iraq were doing this for the iraqi people for the syrian people for the libyan people for the year many people are. now for the venezuelan people which venezuelan people because the country is divided and you are interested in this is a grievance this coup was preceded by a long preparation by washington and its allies in america so we see now that the military attache to washington has switched a little says. it's perfectly understandable that the spirit and was in contact with the americans for a long time didn't just happen today or yesterday also remember the series of my do are those who criticize him the blame lee al

tells benson again the wind blows to the right is also going to win but both going to the front yellin that. i think it. how does a female be back in let's say thirty four minutes of the full newshour to international . that. last. one. you know world of big partisan movies a lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the back and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely for watching the hawks. when lawmakers manufacture consent to step into the public well. when the ruling classes protect themselves. when the flame and merry go round lifts only the one percent. in the middle of the room sick. when i came back from iraq oh a marijuana her was cocaine methamphetamine so anything that's altering trying to get this out. that. using the chemical that would be so. i want to be drinking and drinking just killing myself. alcoholics drink to get drunk alc

where police say one hundred and ninety three crashes were reported on tuesday.the wind-chill at the benson, minnesota airport clocking in at sixty two degrees below zero.natsot/mos"it's really, really dangerous out right now."this 13-vehicle pileup in michigan bringing the highway to a standstill for hours. sgt. eric westveer/ottawa county sheriff's office"slow down and leave space between you and the vehicle in front of you and be prepared for white out conditions."in illinois, giant patches of ice blanketing the chicago river. residents insisting they're ready for the deep freeze. natsot/mos"i'm dressed in layers, so have two pairs of pants on."natsot/mos"as long as i bundle up, have a hat, have a coat, i think i'll be fine."dangerously cold air predicted to make temperatures here feel like 50 below.gov. j.b. pritzker/(d) illinois "these conditions are and can be life threatening. even short periods of exposure to this type of weather can be dangerous."winds also whipping in north dakota, where it's expected to be negative 20 degrees.across the nation, airlines canceling thousands of fli

guy benson political editor, co-host of benson and harf on fox news radio.y anne marsh, cheering for the l.a. rams. >> so not true. >> bill: word has it there was a rumor. how did things change with weekend the kamala and schultz? >> schultz remains to be seen. he could be a force. he would be a self-funder, might appeal to a section of voters that could peel off votes from both parties, frankly. he is not fully in yet and i just remind people in 2016 where we had two of the least popular major party candidates ever, they still combined for nearly 95% of all votes. the two parties have this thing in a strangle hold now. he will maybe break that. we'll see. >> bill: let's hear from schultz on 60 minutes last night. watch. >> i am seriously thinking of running for president. i will run as a centrist independent outside of the two-party system. i want to see america win. i don't care if you're democrat, independent. republican, libertarian. bring me your ideas and i will be an independent person who will embrace those ideas. >> bill: i think he is running. >> i

where police say one hundred and ninety three crashes were reported on tuesday.the wind-chill at the bensonrport clocking in at sixty two degrees below zero.natsot/mos"it's really, really dangerous out right now."this 13-vehicle pileup in michigan bringing the highway to a standstill for hours. sgt. eric westveer/ottawa county sheriff's office"slow down and leave space between you and the vehicle in front of you and be prepared for white out conditions."in illinois, giant patches of ice blanketing the chicago river. residents insisting they're ready for the deep freeze. natsot/mos"i'm dressed in layers, so have two pairs of pants on."natsot/mos"as long as i bundle up, have a hat, have a coat, i think i'll be fine."dangerously cold air predicted to make temperatures here feel like 50 below.gov. j.b. pritzker/(d) illinois "these conditions are and can be life threatening. even short periods of exposure to this type of weather can be dangerous."winds also whipping in north dakota, where it's expected to be negative 20 degrees.across the nation, airlines canceling thousands of flights because o

an update now on a story we brought you last week. 14-year-old garland benson of austin, texas, is tryinglp save his big sister who suffers from a rare neurological disorder. the family is hoping to raise $6 million to start an f.d.a.- approved clinical drug treatment. garland pledged to raise the last million himself but was short about $150,000. well, since our story aired, he has exceeded his goal. up next, brothers going the distance together. distance together. people are managing their type 2 diabetes with fitness... ...friends and farxiga, the pill that starts with "f." farxiga, along with diet and exercise, helps lower a1c in adults with type 2 diabetes. it's one pill a day and although it's not a weight-loss drug, it may help you lose weight. do not take if allergic to farxiga. if you experience symptoms of a serious allergic reaction such as rash, swelling, difficulty breathing or swallowing, stop taking and seek medical help right away. do not take farxiga if you have severe kidney problems, are on dialysis, or have bladder cancer. tell your doctor right away if you have blood

. >>> an update now on a story we brought you last week. 14-year-old garland benson of austin, texas, is trying to help save his sister who suffers from a rare neurological disorder. the family is hoping to raise $6 million for a clinical drug treatment. he pledged to raise the last million himself, but was short $150,000. well, since our story aired, he has exceeded his goal. >>> up next, brothers going the distance together. >> dr. stanley: remember this: cannot change the laws of god. when he has visited you in some form of adversity and he brings you through that, that's like he has increased the strength of the foundation of your life and your faith in him. [music] >>> we end this new year's day with one of our favorite stories from 2018. two brothers, whose connection is forged in iron. here again is mark strassmann. >> reporter: this is in every sense a real partnership. >> all the way. >> reporter: in every way, brent and kyle pease's brotherly bond has gone the distance. they race as a team in ironman competitions. you know, those grueling swim-bike-run events that cover 140.

harles benson also faces charges. police arrested him if september the idn't release investigation until just now. detectives belie the victim was killed after randomly seeing the suscts break into cars. back to you in the studio. >> thank you. o >>icials will closely investigate a stretch of road in charles county after a 15-year-old high school student was t killedre this week. the deadly crash is the latest in a series o wrecks along the st. charles parkway. >> if you ask the folks who live and work around st. charles he parkway,ll tell you it is a dangerous road to them. >> just ask shawn. his shoe repair shop faces the road. h s seen a lot. >> i saw a guy on a motorcycle one time. he gets hit and winds up in the parking lot. >> he says he's seen dozens of cidents. t in the last years they've investigated 26 crashes. that incdes thear crash on new years eve. the department says the traffic safety committee will be invest ating the road conditions more closely and will likely make changes to make it safer. five mon

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over the students without knowing the full story corrects right now townhall.com town editor guy benson. >> good to be here. >> in the immediate aftermath you said they disgrace themselves and hurt their cause and should make amends. so let's talk about what has happened since you first saw the original snippet and your reaction and what has transpired. >> i watch the original snippet i saw some of the other tweets about the context in what the suppose it victims had happened and it looked bad. on its face it looked bad. i must say i was not terribly shocked at the possibility that any group of teenage boys might behave immaturely or poorly regardless of their skin color or political affiliations or predilections. i thought this had the appearance of a very unfortunate incident in which the boys were at fault. over the weekend more evident started to come across my timeline we were nowhere close to the full story and i started to share those tweets to amplify those. it became very clear to me that the original short clip was not even close to representative of what actually happened, wh

jack three benson spoke to his father by phone. >> love of country. love of family. love of the outdoors.on he said his riley's short life, 20 years, was defined by a desire to serve others. >> he was moving up to race quick will. just for startg him. i didn't think he would be that far up. i am very proud ofhim. >> shrill known about the circumstances under which lance corporal kuznia was shot in the head inside the marine corps barracks in southeast washinon. officialconfirm the gunshot was not self-inflicted. the "washington post" citing sources with kwledge of the investigation said he appeared to have been struck by an accidental discharge from a fellow marine's weapon. adam said he is anxious for more information. >>ot i'm blaming anybody. just from what i've read, proper procedures would have been followed, i would have my kid today. this is what i'm feeling. from what i've been seeing. >>> the commanding officer of the marine barracks released in rt, we are truly saddened by this terrible loss. riley was ave highly d and goal oriented marine whose positive at

let's bring in a top expert, cliff benson. he's a healthcare pro.nning away from talking about it? >> those who have been there for a while realtize while it makes for good politics, it doesn't make for good policy. eventually those chickens will have to come home to roost and they will have to stand up for what they support. liz: obamacare was called the one-stop the hadway house. sherrod browns saying yes, get rid of private health insurance. somewhat most of people don't realize. if you eliminate free market structure of the way healthcare works. not only are you eliminating millions of jobs in the united states, you are also ending innovation. the united states is responsible for 70% of the world innovation when it comes to healthcare. you eliminate that. we are not hearing much of anything anymore. liz: we are hearing from doctors and hospitals. they can't stand the paperwork that's already inundating them from obamacare. the kaiser family foundation, a non-partisan shop. they did a poll. they found when you say what it is, single payer, people

charles benson is also facing charges. detectives believe the victim was killed after randomly seeing the suspect breaking int cars. today they sed he f at a person on new years day. a man walking into a restaurant irst and kennedy street was shot in the head. friends say that man is still in the hospital with life threatening injuries. rice is charged with murder. he is being held with no bond until his next court appearance later this month. >>> well, after several near death and now a deadly crash in charles county, changes will likely come to a busy stretch of roadway. 15-year-old high school student died when her sister lost control of the car on st. crles parkway. megan talked with people who know it is dangerous. >> you see a lot. >> i'v seen a guy one time, just get hit andind up in the parking >> he said he's seen dozens of accidents but the latestas fatal. in the last five years, police on investigated 26 crash a half mile stretch of roadbe een st. marks drive and gateway plaza. that includes the car crash on nee

it's a interesting and odd day when i agree as much with dan bongino even more so than guy benson right now. dan is right. we have. to have some trust and faith in journalists. there is a problem right now where journalists want to be opinion hosts. they blur the line. it's exciting to share your opinion. we love to share our opinions. >> we do. >> we want to base them on facts. it's important to have faith. however i think it's important to parse the words of the attorney here, the special council. he didn't say false. not accurate in a legal context is very different from false. so we don't know. inno slight deference to buzzfed at thiss point, i'm deeply disappointed in this news coming out. a slight deference to buzzfeed let's figure out what's i inaccurate before thoughing it allig out. maybe there are pieces that are right and under what is wrong about it. >> tucker: look, you make a fare pointr there. lot we don't know. i'm not going to get over my skis and speculate what did or not did happen. i don't think russia is the primary threat going forward. the specifics are unknown to

trying to make schuff stuff happen, well done, jim away to make your network proud, idiot >> guy benson is here with fox news political can analyst ja nu green and matt welch >> wa? >> hello >> am i wrong to be disgusted that we're sitting here when we should really be sitting in -- >> midtown manhattan had some places that a person can get a drink, i'm not sure the point of this, maybe guy has a better idea? there is nobody who was convinced to pursue or persuade or change their mind >> i'm ready i'm ready to be convinced either way >> are you going to be convinced against by heartbreaking individual an dose anecdotes of criminality compared to actual data donald trump has been given the speech since july 2015, he gave it again, american carnage when he goes to a moment of stress he gives the same speech, only thing that really good, he didn't declare national emergency or talk about using military -- whatever the hell that is, that is good that would be a bad thing for him >> there have been people in his administration have been flirti ng with it, i know this was an unforced error on

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