this is brooke. >> she was pretty, popular. >> she made people feel better about themselves. >> an anchor in her close-knit family. >> this is my home! yay! >> then one morning, this loving, reliable college student just vanished. >> it just wasn't like her, you know? >> no witnesses, no leads, really no clues at all. just her empty flip flops in a deserted parking lot. >> this was not a runaway. something bad had happened. >> her family had faith somehow, some day brooke would come back home. >> maybe someone has her captive and they will decide just to let her go. >> months later, more than 1,000 miles away, a college student is rescued, running from a kidnapper. >> she said he's got a knife, he said he's going to kill me. >> could this lead to brooke coming home? >> this isn't the first time he's done this. >> they couldn't imagine what it would take to find the answer. >> i want to know where she is. >> bringing brooke home. >>> thanks for joining us. i'm ann curry. when the young woman at the he

, help us to find brooke. i guess that was a selfish prayer, to help whoever had done this make a mistake and i felt like, they made a mistake. >> but if this mistake could help find brooke, investigators first had to find out all they could about this latest possible suspect. and specifically they wanted to know more about that suspect's ties to oregon. detectives quickly determined that joel courtney grew up in beaverton, a portland suburb about 75 miles from where brooke disappeared, but that had been 20 years before. police also knew he had lived in several different states. the question was, had courtney been anywhere near corvallis on the day of the kidnapping? there was one person who could answer that question and many more. her name? dina mcbride, joel courtney's older sister. she lived in portland. >> my first thought is, cute dimpled little blond-haired mischievous kid with a sweet little spirit and hilarious laugh. >> days before, corvallis police got that call from albuquerque and heard joel court

brooks: think about this. polk did not choose that route. and one of the reasons he does not choose that route, i think it is easier for somebody to say, i was attacked. i have nothing to do with this. i am just defending myself by taking over all of the north mexico. part of this is, again, presidents putting forces in harm's way, or acting without prior approval in ways that certainly test the notion of congressional oversight. because how is congress going to deny the right to go to war, if the u.s. has been attacked? you know, the mexican-american war is a case where you have a declaration of war. what else to congress have done? that would be unlikely, harrison? harrison: in regards to the reasons to go to war, i think 9/11 is an excellent reason for war. 3000 people dead. the problem can we do not wage it on the right people. i don't even know if there was a right people. but it is not just the media. you know, we put them there anyway. so, what is the difference? i think like, i think it is more than ju

brooks: ok. lying and the question of it comes to war powers, i think it is the responsibility of the president to always take the input of congress and the people, because if something were to go wrong, as in the case of nixon and cambodia, the responsibility is now shared by the american people. thet does not degrade office of the president. in the case of mixing, when that happened, there was not a lot of public appeal to the president for a while after that. brooks: ok, let us go with that. what polk should have done, we want this land. we will go to war if they do not sell it to us. he would've gotten a lot of support for that, do you think? we got attacked, we had no choice, and there's nothing we can do. >> i think that he would have gotten support because the american people were very migratory at that time. they were not in favor of expansion. brooks: ok. chelsea? chelsea: i am going to kind of go a different direction. i don't necessarily think that the president owes it to congress to

brook says it appears burt may need counseling again. ((brook: hopefully he can eventually get help and he can stop the cycle that he has unfortunately started at this time.)) ((vanessa murphy)) taking a closer look at reports from both arrests - accusations are similar. he's accused of saying "everyone is going to die tonight...." this week. five years ago - he's accused of saying "it would not end well," if the victim's family came to help her. and in both situations, it appears the women tried to get away.... the language in the reports: he "held her down"..."one arm around her neck..." "placed his ((brook: hopefully because this gentleman is in the public eye, then he'll be scrutinized and he'll be held accountable in a more serious manner. vanessa: would you like to see the felonies stick here to send a message? brook: i'd like to see the felonies stick there and in other cases as well and not so many plea deals that that the perpetrators, the batterers, they go to jail if they need to and they receive treatment if they need to.)) (

abby wrote "rest in peace brooke. my thoughts are going out to the dooley family today" kai, "pray for deep creek. rest in paradise brooke dooley" and ryynnn asking people "if you would take a moment to pray for the deep creek community, it would be greatly appreciated. rest in peace brooke dooley and the deep creek cheerleading squad has even made brooke dooley's bright smile their facebook profile picture. i'll have more on what i'm finding online coming up this evening when i see you beginning with wavy news ten at 4. here's a quick recap on what andy and jason reported. six people are dead after an apparent murder-suicide. police first went to wildwood roads around 3:30 yesterday to check on the welfare of a person. that investigation took them to another home on north george washington highway. that's when a barricade situation started. the bodies were discovered in the home early this morning. for a complete recap - go to wavy dot com. we'll also bring you any updates or new information through out the newscast.

brooks: good morning. we hope that are you having a good morning so far. and it's much colder than this time yesterday. yesterday morning, warm and humid. it was chilly. and 25 degrees colder than this time yesterday morning in orlando. the cold front made a difference. temperatures predominantly in the 30s and 40s. more on that in just a minute. here are the weather headlines. it'll stay chilly through wednesday maybe thursday. get the winter clothes ready. right now looking ahead to next monday. a big holiday, martin luther king jr.'s birthday could be fritiond. we'll fine -- could be frigid. we'll fine tune that forecast as we go through the coming days. 44 degrees this morning. the north winds here in orlando and all through central florida. north at 5 in marion. northwest at 8 in brevard county. you take the winds and factor in wind chill or what it feels like. 39 it feels like in orlando. and 37 at the world center of speed. very chilly conditions outside. use your winter clothes for the next few day

i'm brooke baldwin. breaking news now. it appears the chief justice in the state of alabama essentially defying the united states supreme court telling judges there to stop issuing same sex marriage licenses. what does this mean? how is this even legally possible? let me bring in cnn legal analyst paul callan and our justice correspondent pamela brown. so pamela, let me just begin with you. talk to me about what has just happened. >> well, i have to be honest wu, brooke. we're reading through this administrative order and it's pretty confusing here because we know how the supreme court of the united states ruled last summer, saying that same sex marriage in the united states is legal. however, this judge, this controversial chief judge of the alabama supreme court, is administering this order saying essentially all probate judges should hold off on giving same sex marriage licenses until the supreme court in alabama can sort out what the oberg afell ruling actually means for the state, basically saying t

the brooks family begging forward with information especially if they think they saw william and brooks together after 11 thursday night or before 7 friday morning. there s a 35- hundred dollar reward. next on newschannel three at 6. we )re live in chesapeake for the latest on the murder suicide that left 6 people dead -- and a community mourning their loss tonight. and a bill in a virginia house of delegates subcommittee could end religious exemptions for vaccinations in firefighters battling flames at a chesapeake home make a

loca10 news caught up with the coach. >> reporter: garth brooks is taking on a new role. the man known as one of thtop entertainers in the world, is known on this day as coach h brooks at the pro can't use for both camp in fort lauderdale. >> man: i was impressed, i >> man: i have three daughters, so i don't know but the girl just smoked all the boys on the team. so i'm going for the girls idea. it is great to see the kids and you're having fun and loving one another. coach brooks brought some friends, currere and former nfl stars like jason taylor and former dolphin, wes welker and ryan tannehill. got involved with programs in my liberty year. garth is having one here in town and i was able to go to wisconsin last night. i have been involved in his foundation for four years now as well so it was a no-brainer to come out and be a part of this. >> reporter: so with everything going on in his life from concerts, traveling the world, garth brooks could be anywhehe to it right here in this field? >> man: will have children. future and that's what it is all about. their the fu

clay caught up with coach brooks. >> reporter: garth brooks is taking on a new role. (music) the man known as one of the top entertainers in the world is known on this day as coach brooks at the pro-camp's youth football camp in fort lauderdale. >> i was impressed. i didn't know you could move like that. >> well, i have three daughters. the girl just smoked them. i was like, yeah. i'm pulling for the girls. it's great to see the kids out here having fun. >> reporter: and coach brooks and former nfl stars like former dolphin jason taylor. former dolphin west walker and current dolphin's quarterback ryan canhill. >> got involved with the rookie here. we were able to go to the concert for four years now. so. it was great to come out and be a part of this. >> reporter: so with everything going on fro concerts, traveling the world, he could be anywhere. why is he right here? >> we all have children. we know our children are the future. that's what it's all about. these kids are our children. they are the future. i couldn't feel better about being here. >> reporter: the coa

olene brooks was nowhere in sight. a deadly shootout in oregon overnight could help end the occupation of a federal wildlife refuge by armed men. officers shot and killed the group s spokesman after a traffic stop. their leader is among five people arrested by the f-b-i. carter evans is in burns, oregon with the update. this video shows fbi agents and police intercepting militant leader ammon bundy and several other militia members on a oregon highway...not far from where they )ve occupied federal land since the start of the year. shots were fired, bundy was arrested, his brother ryan was shot but has non-life threatening injuries... natsot lavoy too quick to font "this is about your freedom to move about this country" lavoy finicum, a spokeman for the protestors was killed in the shootout according to ammon bundy s station koin gfx cliven bundy phoner sot feeds folder: koin standoff "ryan bundy had been shot in the arm lavoy finnican had been murdered. cold bloodedly murdered." vo bundy last night heavily armed office

first to brooks >> brooks: i have colors on the map, and the first color is light blue. on the top, that means freeze warning. flagler, marion, alachua counties. everywhere elsewhere we don't have a freeze warning, it's still chilly outside by central florida standards. low 50s. downtown orlando.

i'm brooke baldin.ld trump is celebrating a lead here in the hawkeye state, there is plenty of work to be done if he wants to be president of tunited stat. the poll ipdcated that 55% of women held an unfavorable view of him while among voters who consider themselves evangelical, 56% view him unfavorably. troubling numbers for any politician, especially here on the eve of iowa's caucus. let me bring in katrina pierson, spokesperson for the donald trump campaign. nice to see you here. >> nice to see you. >> how confident are you going into tomorrow? >> we feel really great. people on the ground have been phenomenal. we're very confident we're going to win here in iowa and head on to new hampshire. it has been a lot of fun. people here are ready for change. they are tired of politicians coming through. begging for money. and then going to office and doing nothing. mr. trump is not a politician. he means what he says, says what he means, and voters support him. >> what if you look at different polls, bottom

abby wrote "rest in peace brooke. my thoughts are going out to the dooley family today" kai, "pray for deep creek. rest in paradise brooke dooley" and ryynnn asking people "if you would take a moment to pray for the deep creek community, it would be greatly appreciated. rest in peace brooke dooley and family. on 757 real estates page this post that says thoughts and prayers go out to the deep creek community, high school, cheer family and everyone that knew the dooley family. it notes what so many of you know that deep creek is a small but tight knit community that the dooley family was an active part of. and here's a post on the western branch growing forward page that has a blue candle saying that a community is mourning. but as i mentioned it goes even beyone hampton roads. a missionary in illinois talked on his page about the dooley's support of his work in 3rd world hospitals i also saw a pastor in florida who posted about the dooley's supporting his efforts for close to 40 years. there is a prayer vigil planned

so let's skate around the corner and we'll go towards them, okay. >> request, brooke. >> brooke, can you -- >> who wants to do this. >> arabesque. >> go two feet. >> yay, you got it. >> i saw you do it with merrill. >> i think merrill did that. >> i've got the arms. >> i've got the arms. >> you want to do spins. >> we'll do one of these. >> put your heels together. >> brooke is doing it on her own. >> i like this because i don't have to do anything. >> let me try that with you. >> a little motion sickness. >> yeah, it is dizzy. >> look at this. >> you can do it. it's beautiful. >> that's good. >> that's it. >> she nailed it. >> dorothy hamill, so great to see you. >> 40 years. it was worth every minute. >> it all came to this. >> all right. let's thank our good friends brooke shields. the movie is sunday night. >> yes. >> always good to see you. >> thank you. >> dorothy hamill, we apologize for disgracing your elegant and beautiful sport of figure skating. >> you're beautiful or you're hand some i should say. you're beautiful. >> let's send it across the street to al. >> jill, what h

brook says it appears burt may need counseling again. ((brook: hopefully he can eventually get help and he can stop the cycle that he has unfortunately started at this time.)) ((vanessa murphy)) taking a closer look at reports are similar. he's accused of saying "everyone is going to die tonight...." this week. five years ago - he's accused of saying "it would not end well," if the victim's family came to help her. and in both situations, it appears the women tried to get away.... the language in the reports: he "held her down"..."one arm around her neck..." "placed his hand over mouth..." ((brook: hopefully because this gentleman is in the public eye, then he'll be scrutinized and he'll be held accountable in a more serious manner. vanessa: would you like to see the felonies stick here to send a message? brook: i'd like to see the felonies stick there and in other cases as well and not so many plea deals that that the perpetrators, the batterers, they go to jail if they need to and they receive treatment if they need to.)) ((vanessa mur

i'm brooke baldwin, now to jake tapper. "the lead" starts now. >> thanks, brooke.can pass off center stage and still command all the attention. "the lead" starts right now. it's a move that should be political suicide, taking his ball and going home just days before the iowa caucuses, which is exactly why skipping tomorrow night's debate will probably hurt everyone except for donald trump. >>> also, flint, michigan's, own michael moore. we'll talk about the bizarre 2016 race and the tragedy of kids being poisoned by the water in his hometown. why does he say this is a racist crime. >>> plus new fears about a virus possibly passed from mother to baby. the unknowns just as terrifying

i'm brooke baldwin. you're watching cnn. get ready for what could be a blizzard of, quote, epic proportions. this whopping 75 million people in the united states in the eastern united states now set to be in the path of this winter storm. we're talking as much as 2 feet of snow through kentucky through new jersey. right in the middle of it is our nation's capital. already dealing with a painful preview. the mayor apologizing after a dusting of snow last night caused this. hundreds of accidents, folks just stuck. commutes dragging on for six hours. meteorologist tom sater is joining us. he knows washington well. tom sater, not fun at all. >> last night was a sucker punch but old man winter, but the real fighting begins in the next 24 hours. unfortunately, our blizzard watch now in red is a blizzard warning for washington, baltimore and philadelphia. the models are in agreement to drop 20 to 30 inches. the blizzard watch was extended to include new york and long island. they will deal with heavy snow and z

brook says it's likely the abuse was going on for awhile... hannah brook/safe nest usually when it gets to this point where the police have been called to arrest someone it's been going on for quite awhile.. many times domestic violence will start with simple verbal abuse emotional abuse and that's something to look out for and it will eventually escalate. it's a crime of control. she says the strangulation charge is key... it used to be easy for abusers to plead down to misdemeanors with domestic abuse charges.. but new laws make that more difficult... and they face serving time. hannah brook/safe nest it forces the courts to really take a look and hold the perpetrator accountable for their actions transparent nevada shows last year officer burt made more than 130- thousand dollars in pay and benefits. metro says he has been relieved of duty without pay pending judicial and internal investigations.. elizabeth watts fox five news local las vegas. if you or someone you know may be in an abusive relationship you're urged to at 702-646-4981 for h

but right now we're going to go to brooks >> brooks: we have blue on the map. even purples in there, and you know it's a chilly start. i-4 south and east we've had clouds come into play. that's helped to moderate the temperatures just a bit. we have breezes outside. what does it really feel like? 39 orlando. the same thing, 39 in kissimmee, and lakeland, polk county, 39. 39 at stetson, university. man, it's a chilly start for the day. freeze warnings for 9:00 a.m., western flagler, marion, alachua, putnam, clay, dixie, swan counties, freeze warning up to the north. and just like yesterday, we stay cool. highs in the 60s in orlando. same thing in brevard and near the coast. upper 50s in the north and the west with the cool breezes reinforcing the arctic air. >> gina: happy tuesday. we're going to give you guys another live look. i-4 past the 536, east of the 536. we have a crash in the center median causing significant delays in both directions. there's really no need for this. no roadblock. nothing significant. but use caution in the area. a lot of delays, a lo

. >> garth brooks is taking on a new role. the man known as one of the top entertainers in the world is known on this day as coach brooks at the pro camps youth football camp in fort lauderdale. >> i didn't know you could move like that. >> i've got three daughters so i don't know if you guys noticed, on the first and oldest team the girl just smoked them. i'm pulling for the girls out here but it's great to see the kids having fun, loving one another. >> coach brooks brought friends. current nfl stars like jason taylor, former dolphin, patriot and rerest welder and current quarterback ryan tannehill. i t involved in programs my rookie year. i was able to go to his concert last night and been involved with the kids for four years now. it was a no-brainer to come out and be a part of this. >> with everything going on in his life from concerts, traveling the world , dark could be anywhere. why is he here on this field? >> i know that children are our future . >> good stuff there from garth brooks. >> south florida on this monday

and coach brooks brought friends. current and former nfl stars like former dal column fend jason taylor and for mir d dphin and patriot west broker and ryan tannehill. i've been a fan of garth for a long time and got involved with pro camps my rookie year. here in town and a vold with his foundation of teammate and kids a well. part of this. so with everything going on in his life from concerts traveling the world. garth brooks could be anywhere. so why he is right here on this feesmed we all have children. we know that our children rlt future. that's whaits all bcht these kids are our children and they are the future so i'm proud to be here and couldn't feel better about being here stwangd these guys. >> still, the coach was humble about it all but he got a little cig in with the other guys when we asked if he would rather be an entertainer or athletes. >> singers can be ablg leet. athletes can't be singers. me? >> yes, no, i know my limitation ooze and no one will argue with coach brooks. >> in fort lauderdale, clay

hannah brook is with safe nest- the in nevada... she says police officers are held to a higher standard and while we don't have any details on the victim or what happened... brook says it's likely the abuse was going on for awhile... hannah brook/safe nest usually when it gets to this point where the police have been called to arrest someone it's been going on for quite awhile.. many violence will start with simple verbal abuse emotional abuse and that's something to look out for and it will eventually escalate. it's a crime of control. strangulation charge is key... it used to be easy for abusers to plead down to misdemeanors with domestic abuse charges.. but new laws make that more difficult... and they face serving time. hannah brook/safe nest it forces the courts to really take a look and hold the perpetrator accountable for their actions transparent nevada shows last year officer burt made more than 130-thousand dollars in pay and benefits. metro says he has been relieved of duty without pay pending judicial and internal burt h

dana william is known by the brooks and smith family and is said to be brooks' former son in law. the "u.s marshal fugitive task force" is working this case around the clock. if you see dana william-you are urged to call police. we're learning more about the men who escaped in a southern california jailbreak. one of the escapees, who is facing murder charges, is linked to a vietnamese gang. another man was gang ties and was being held on attempted murder charges. the other, was accused of kidnapping and torture. people who live in the community near the jail are frightened "if these people are that badhow did they get out of jail?" authorities believe the men escaped from the jail in orange county friday morning. they cut their way through a steel screen and entered the building's plumbing tunnels. investigators are trying to find out how they got their tools, and if they had help getting out. so far, no one here at the sheriff's department has been put on leave or suspended in relation to the escape. new tonight-the all clear has been given at a naval medical facility san diego.

the police say william held o'dell and o lean brooks host hostable. william left the area and took o lean with them. he was pronounced dead at the scene. there is a 3500 dollar reward for information about brooks location. anyone with information is asked to call the amelia county sheriff's office. ; reporter: the melt and snow from earlier today is going to refreeze overnight. many of us are already below freezing. temperatures will keep falling to the lower 20s. 28 in lynchburg. in the 20s now. and much of the rest of the heart of virginia below freezing freezing. blacksburg at 23. and roanoke at 28. lower 20s for many of us in the mornings. also dress warmly for your coming up later we're going to have your way out wednesday long

i'm brooke baldwin. we begin with donald trump. you know what, he has sold out that fund-raising event out of the showdown with fox news. tonight, instead of taking center stage, the final debate before the crucial iowa caucuses, trump promises he will be on his own stage, raising money for veterans. two of his competitors in this republican field actually plan to join him. we're going to get to that in moments. we'll be talking to one of them. all of this is the latest in this republican front-runners thoughts. trump did not want one of the network's anchors to moderate. fox refused to budge. then put out a statement that trump's camp called an attack. thus the boycott. the flagship anchor, bill owe rily o'reilly. >> i thought you should have been the bigger man. but i'm not going to tank any action against it. don't you think that's the right thing? >> it probably is. you know, it's called an eye for an eye i guess also you can look at it that way. >> no, no, that's old testament. >> bill. >> no, no, n

what it was all about. >> garth brooks is taking on a new role. it was over. >> the man known as one of the top entertainers in the world is known on this day as coach brooks at the pro camp's youth football camp in fort lauderdale. >> i was impressed. i didn't know you could move like that. that was pretty amazing. [laughter] >> right. i've got three daughters. i don't know if you guys noticed on the very first of the oldest team, the girl just smoked them on the very opening theme. so i'm pulling for the girls out here. but it's just great to see the kids out here having fun loving one another. >> and coach brooks brought some friends. current and former nfl stars like former dolphin jason taylor, formerolphin patriot and bronchowest welker. and current bronchos quarterback tannehill. >> i've been a fan of garth got involved with pro camps my rookie year. i found out garth was having one, was able to go to his concert last night, been involved with his foundation teammates for kids, four years now. and be a part of this. >> so with everything go

our clay was there and shod us what it was all about. >> garth brooks is taking on a new role. it was over. >> the man known as one of the top entertainers in the world is known on this day as coach brooks at the pro camp's youth football camp in fort lauderdale. >> i was impressed. i didn't know you could move like that. that was pretty amazing. [laughter] >> right. i've got three daughters. i don't know if you guys noticed on the very first of the oldest team, the girl just smoked them on the very opening theme. so i'm pulling for the girls out here. but it's just great to see the kids out here having fun loving one another. >> and coach brooks brought some friends. current and former nfl stars taylor, former dolphin patriot and bronchowest welker. and current bronchos quarterback tannehill. >> i've been a fan of garth got involved with pro camps my rookie year. i found out garth was having one, was able to go to his concert last night, been involved with his foundation teammates for kids, four years now. itas no brainer to come out and be a part of this. >> so with everythin

i'm brooke baldwin. we have breaking news about the confrontation at sea. the question is, was there an apology or not? now, united states says no. we are about to play new video just into us here at cnn showing one of these u.s. sailors who was detained apologizing for straying into iran's fiercely monitored territorial waters after he and nine other americans were captured by iran. of course there are a lot of questions, questions about whether he was coerced into that apology or saying it on it of fear. here you go. >> it was a mistake. that was our fault. and we apologize for our mistake. it was a misunderstanding. we did not mean to go into iranian territorial water. >> iranian people was great while we were here. we thank you for your hospitality and your assistance. >> the americans have been traveling from kuwait to bahrain when one of their two small navy boats ran into some kind of trouble, possibly navigational. they said it was a mistake. tehran says that the americans apologized. although, a

i'm brooke baldwin. it is the final week before the iowa caucuses. the candidates have just six more days to convince voters to pick them. a huge push last night in iowa on cnn. sharp differences, pointed attacks and more personality than really we've seen in a traditional debate. here are some of the highlights. >> how you feeling a week out? >> i'm excited. >> my wife told me to button my coat but i think i'm too fat so. >> we are all on the democratic side having a spirited debate about the issues we care about. >> the most significant vote and issue regarding foreign policy that we have seen in this country in modern history was the vote on the war in iraq. hillary clinton voted for the war in iraq. >> well, first of all, i have a much longer history than one vote which i've said was a mistake. >> experience is important but judgment is also important. >> i think the american public has seen me exercising judgment in a lot of other ways. >> i am the only one of the three of us who has a track record

>> brooke: well, it couldn't hurt.eby agreed and acknowledged by the parties -- that would be us -- to move forward as friends. nothing more. >> bill: nothing more.

brooke?the details. michelle, thank you so much. just a reminder to all of you, as guns is truly a focus as part of the national conversation this week, president obama will be joining anderson cooper this thursday for a live town hall on gun control specifically. do not miss this. 8:00 eastern here on cnn. >>> we continue on hour two, you're watching cnn, i'm brooke pald win. thank you for being with me. today the official start of the election year and for the first time in the presidential race bill clinton, here he is, out on the campaign trail stumping for his wife. though he didn't mention donald trump by name he seemed to respond to trump and trump's plan to temporarily ban muslims from entering the united states. >> the third thing the election is about is how we'll keep america safe and still keep it america, preserve our individual liberties and our reputation for being an open country, our belief in diversity, and our understanding that one of our great meal tickets in the next 20

brooks: you have to define good or bad. harrison? harrison: i would say a president is sometimes going to have to lie. every president basically over the last 40-50 years, it was a big lie. iran-contra, we did not sell weapons for hostages. monica lewinsky, stuff like that. brooks: not an issue of war and peace. harrison: everybody has to live. a couple of years ago, i remember obama was saying he would put ground troops in syria to make the russians back off, and get the weapons out. he lied to everybody. he had congress like, you are usurping our authority. but he got the weapons out there. i think there is a good lie, for sure. brooks: if it turns out well, you can do with it? harrison: everybody likes it when it works. but it is just the president's intention. brooks: you have a future as a speechwriter. so, we have so far people embracing corruption. they are saying i'm very impressed. go ahead. >> i studied the first world war, but what i would say with the first world war, and wilson -- he did not exactly live. but he exaggera

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brooks? >> meteorologist: winter is here but doesn't feel like it in central florida but the cooldown but nothing like what they're ohio valley 11 -- omaha 11 below. we'll be back. >> tom: here's a live look outside. the skyline downtown orlando coming from our camera on top of the "orlando sentinel" building. you can see those high clouds overhead. i believe if you look very closely maybe squint your eyes you can see a little bit of blue sky there. 69 degrees out there. stay wit find your sweet spot today with dunkin's chicken apple sausage sandwich. enjoy sweet apple and savory sausage together for under 400 calories. the new caramel macchiato from dunkin' donuts. let hand-crafted layers of espresso, milk, and a caramel-flavored swirl uplift your mood. indulge in a hot or iced macchiato today. america runs on dunkin'. >> tom: all right. 9:31. you're looking live at the world marathon. a lot of tired people coming across there. it started about 5:00 this morning. people still coming across t

i'm brooke baldwin. to politics we go. donald trump and sarah palin. she did not appear at an event this morning in nor walk, iowa, but she's expected 0 to take the stage with him moments from now in oklahoma, oral roberts university, to be precise. she endorsed him of course at a rally in iowa last night. >> he is from the private sector, not a politician. ki g can i get a hallelujah? where in the private sector you actually have to balance budgets in order to prioritize to keep the main thing the main thing. and he knows the main thing a president is to keep us save economically and militarily. he knows the main thing, and he knows how to lead the charge. so, troops, hang in there because help's on the way. because he better than anyone, isn't he known for being able to command fire? are you ready for a commander in chi chief who will let our warriors do their job and go kick isis' ass? >> cnn senior white house correspondent jim acosta is on the road in tulsa. packed house, it looks like. what's the w

>> woodruff: and it's friday: david brooks and david corn are here, to analyze the week's news. all that and more, on tonight's pbs newshour. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf, the engine that connects us. >> supporting social entrepreneurs and their solutions to the world's most pressing problems-- skollfoundation.org. >> the ford foundation. working with visionaries on the frontlines of social change worldwide. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions: and friends of the newshour. >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> woodruff: the december jobs numbers are in, and they show employers were in a hiring mood. according to the department of labor, monthly surveys found that u.s. businesses added a net of more than 290,000 positions. the unemployment rate was unchanged at 5%, as more people went looking for work-- and found it. we'll hear from the secretary of labor, thomas perez,

>> tom: all right, thanks, brooks. now, let's get to that breaking news it's in polk county we do know 1 person is dead two people being treated for fire at an independent living facility. it's on bella street in lakeland. it's not clear right now how the fire started. we do have a crew on the scene and we'll bring you the latest details as soon as they get in and we hope to take you there live when our crew arrives. new this morning a woman is dead after shot her at a seminole county bar. this happened at a place called cool breeze bar number 2. it's on seips avenue and sanford's midway community. "fox 35" jackie orozco has the latest from the scene. >> reporter: good tom. seminole county sheriff's deputies say they know who the gunman is, but they are not really saying his name just yet. warrant to move in on their man. now, it happened right here, um, at this bar called cool breeze. now, according to seminole county sheriff's office they say that a deputy was conducting area patrol here and it was just before midnig

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brooks: i am brooks in for glenn richards. lot of rain. good news is we are going to see clearing skies overnight tonight. you can leave the umbrella at home tomorrow. outside is 64 degrees cloudy and wet in orlando. a lot of green on the screen. that just means steady, moderate rain. we are also seeing pockets of yellow and orange, that's heavier rain talking about seminole and volusia county and eastern orange and pruverdict. volusia county seeing heavy south. it will be a wet evening. hour, we will start to see clearing skies rapidly clearing skies and tomorrow looks great, again we still have a few more hours of rain to get through. man, a lot of rain, too. a lot of folks have already picked up 2.5 to three inches of rain in the last 72 hours. sunshine returns tomorrow. high clouds with a mild weekend on tap. it looks like we are going to have three, four, maybe five consecutive days with dry conditions and then back to the 80s come monday. outside right now not only do we have a lot of rain, but very low visibilities. later on tonight

i'm brook baldwin.rs are beginning to dig out of one of the biggest blizzards ever to hit the city. so many people made the slushy trek back to school, back to work today, but the clean-up is far from over. some areas were buried under 30 inches snow. boris sanchez is out in the thick of it. at least i'm seeing cleared sidewalks where you are. my highly technical term for today is mush, it's mushy. >> it's mushy and it is nasty on the street. for the most part this is a typical new york day. we're here on 31st and 8th near penn station. behind me, traffic is moving smoothly. food is cooking. tourists are moving around. things are relatively normal except for the fact there are giant piles of snow on the side of the street. slush on the street as well. it's a minor concern for officials because obviously as the sun sets and we get closer to freezing temperatures, that slush can freeze and turn to black ice and create problems for tomorrow. in terms of travel, the long island railroad is up to 80% capacit

as you can see, brooke, there's a lot of fire power there. operation setting up perimeter, looking at all sides because "el chapo" guzman has a lot of followers, has a lot of loyalists who would not think twice about attacking the mexican navy even under these circumstances. and so these are the first images we get to see "el chapo" guzman already in custody of mexican authorities, brooke. >> and, rafael, as we're playing this on loop you'll see wait for the left side of krour screen there's a guy with a cell phone taking a picture. this is such a big, big deal not just in mex cobut globally this arrest. this multibillionaire obviously made his fortune in trafficking drugs, what do you know about the arrest, the takedown, the weapons that were found in his home? >> "el chapo" guzman and his people had a lot of fire power. we're talking about at least eight high caliber rifles. also rocket launchers that were found where he was hiding in that house. so last time that he was captured he was found alone with just a couple of relatives at his hom

sot - toney brooks, chesapeake resident - clip 12 12:13 its concerning. 12:14 toney brooks has lived on new land road in chesapeake just six months. he recently learned that tests done at nearby naval auxiliary landing field fentress showed elevated levels of a contaminent known as there. sot - toney brooks, chesapeake resident - clip 12 11:36 we've drank bottled high levels led navy officials to give bottled drinking water to the 50 people working at fentress. sot - capt louis schager, navy commanding officer 5:01 what the navy is doing is above and beyond what any federal or state regulatory regulatory requirements are asking. 5:06 navy officials say pfcs are used in foam used to fight aircraft fires.....the chemical smothers oil and flames according to the navy, the environmental protection agency gave a provsisional health advisory on pfcs and that promted the navy's action on what's considered an unregulated contaminate. sot - capt louis schager, navy commanding officer 1:59 the epa not knowing a whole lot about the effects anything above that pha level would trigger the same re

ultimately, what her attorneys it was just last week that brooke higgins was seen here, charged as an adult officially last week. two counts of conspiracy to commit first-degree murder. the week prior, the second 18 connected, 16-year-old, sienna johnson, also charged as an adult with the same felonies. higgins and johnson were arrested on december 12 on suspicion of conspiring to kill students and staff at mountain vista high school and highlands ranch. authorities say the plot was discovered after someone texted a tip line. since the legal proceedings began in this case, we have learned only bits and pieces of the mindset of these two girls. higgins reportedly had a fascination with the columbine shootings. her attorney said this is just a thought crime at best and has been trying to distance higgins from sienna johnson. for both girls, the reverse transfer hearing will not take place until later this spring that this morning they will go over the logistics of brooke at that point, if they are not transferred back to juvenile court as her attorneys want, then we may get the full det

wever they have no idea when ris todd lori landon or brooke were killed. they say it is even possible that they were all killed on monday night and only discovered days later after cameron killed himself. the remaining dooley family has not yet made a comment to the media. a candlelight vigil is scheduled for this saturday in the parking lot of temple baptist church. in chesapeake i )m allison mechanic-p&newschannel 3. in norfolk a body - spotted in the water by the lafayette bridge on 26th street this afternoon. police and e-m-t )s pulled the body out. they )re investigating it and they )re working to figure out the man s identity. anyone with information is asked to call the crime line. we )re learning more about a woman found dead inside a burning chesapeake home. investigators tell newschannel three she committed suicide. the fire started yesterday afternoon on hoover avenue. firefighters found the body after they put the fire out. no word on exactly how the fire started - or how the woman died. the red cross is helping a family of ten after the second

his 17 year old sister -- brooke. and another female family member who hasnt been identified. cheryl harris lives nearby and says she never saw this coming. 21:00 he seemed to be a happy child growing up the boys were always out riding their bikes playing 22:01 your average family ... and now neighbors are asking one question. 30:53 my biggest is he )s mad at his brother brothers get in fights but to actually go to this extent and then shoots 19:25 for a child to do this to parents? i was talking to my mom and i said you get mad at your parents and things happen but to go as far as kill them? i just don )t understand it. police havent told us what stemmed all of this and theyre in ch gd nc3 now is a good time to download the newschannel 3 app for your phone or tablet. you can get breaking news alerts -- and night. it )s free - just head to w- t-k-r-dot-com- slash-apps. taking a live look over downtown norfolk. patrick rockey is live with your storm team forecast. sunshine and 60 degree weather is on the way. eventually. as an area of low pressure that brought us clouds and a f