i went to go over to cherie's to go get leah.re leah was. >> i said we got in a fight, she left. she's probably walking home. you know, i'm sure that if you just drive to her house, you'll find her. >> it's not a very big town. you can walk through from cherie's up to the high school in a matter of minutes. >> so, nick gets back into his car and starts driving through the town of coquille, looking for leah. >> i drive to fast mart. i'd asked multiple people if they'd seen leah walk by. >> at about 9:00 at night, i see nick pull up. and he says, "is leah here?" and i said, "no." >> nobody had seen her. i remember going by the high school. >> i had a very strict curfew of 10:00. as i was driving back home, i came to the stop sign by the high school, and i saw nick driving by in his mustang. >> so i drove by leah's house, because i didn't see her. >> he did call the house shortly after 10:00 that night, and he said, is leah there? and i said, leah? no, isn't she with you? he said, welsh it's all right. don't worry. i'm going to find

. >> jimmy: what >> steve: cheri, when she was on the porch she would yell, "bella."haracters name >> jimmy: oh, yeah, yeah, yeah >> steve: this is old-time stuff. ask your folks about this. >> jimmy: simmer down now. >> steve: simmer down now. >> jimmy: she was like, "oh, you best simmer. [ light laughter ] "simmer down now." and then -- i remember, she goes -- -- wrote those, right >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: she goes, "oh, what's -- who is this singer?" and he goes, "donna summer?" she goes, "what her name say in the phonebook? and he goes, "summer donna?" [ laughter ] simmer down now. [ laughter ] >> steve: come on. >> jimmy: she is the best. >> steve: come on. >> jimmy: i love cheri oteri this first one is from @atarikari >> steve: oh >> jimmy: that's a cool name @atarikari, she says, "saved by the taco bell. oh, there you go >> steve: oh [ laughter ] >> jimmy: every saturday night -- >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: at 2:00 a.m. >> steve: chicken gordita crunch >> jimmy: this one is from @janjette. >> steve: hmm. >> jimmy: another cool name. >> steve: she loves rock >> jim

very well managed by ben ray lujan and now continues by cheri managed bustos, our chair, and the most mportant part of those m's are the members-to-be, our candidates. they are absolutely spectacular. to make sibility is sure that those we elected last congress, keep the majority, and add to our numbers. own residential is its race. and i don't -- contrary to what you may be hearing or writing, are not getting -- we are all unified. nominee of our party, we will wholeheartedly support. gospel is one of unity, unity, unity. i don't have the experience hat you may have described about hearing from anybody. i just would like to ask usually comes to not those who parachute in for something. yes. question is on fisa. obviously there are more concerns, especially on the republican side of the aisle 2016 what happened in the election. allegations. how have some of what concerned mostly republicans about fisa, make that tougher challenge [inaudible] ou know that's a unique cocktail of votes that was put together last time on both sides f the aisle to pass it and how does that -- those concern

illinois demoat cheri bustos says the ropol would also mean less money for rural school districts, desrate to recruit that that's a statement that they are not taking this problem seriously and it's a big problem for our but secretary volves pushed ba on those claims saying block grant flexibility they need to decide homoney should be spent different states will invest their share of the >>and that's ok while some republicans praised e ministration's strategy othersraised concerns and there's risk here but oklahoma congrsman tom cole still defended deval off. >>saying the secretary is simply doing her job. >>know you faced a very difficult challenge in making all the pieces fit with all sincerity this is not going to democrs say they'll keep fighting to sure public schools continue to get the funding they need. >>in washinon raquel martin. >>a new survey shows most college graduates sink eir degree was worth the effort. the report is from best colleges. the shows 82% of people withbachelor's degrees think it was a quote go financial investment and they learn in college help with their curr

i'm especially pleased that my family is here, mark and cheri and sydney. i could not do any of this without them but i also want to acknowledge the dedicated michigan army and national air guard members who are serving overseas. as they represent our state and defend our country wield of our deepest gratitude. and two of our brave service members are here tonight, colonel analysts clark, chief warned officer amber bridges. thank you for your service. . and there is another person who is not with us here tonight but who is with us in spirit, governor bill millican. you know, he did not just leave a legacy, he lived a legacy and the reason is simple, governor millican brought people together. he was a passionate moderate back in the days when that was not an oxymoron. he knew the reanimate was not on the other side of the aisle. the real enemy was doing nothing. in the governor's memory and overlooking the beautiful waters he fought so hard to protect, we will break ground on the millican visitors center on mcconnell and this year. . in your district. . stay

out into the public sites and the tale police say new information recently surface in this photo of cherie rhoades standing next to this unidentified man. >>although the picture was taken roughly a year before she disappeared salmon tale police cold case investigator tom halden says right now it is the best lead they have a kid may spark a a. our memory of somebody it may give us more information this is an age progressed computerized image of what sherrie rhoades may look like today if somebody would have recognize or she may look like this now if you think you recognize any one of these photos san mateo police would like to hear from you in san mateo has a menu kron 4 news. >>the 6 a new report says bay area homes could get even more expensive why zillow expects home values to rise in the near future plus we're breaking down last night's democratic debate we're going to take a look at to get the best and what all this means before super tuesday and governor newsom in the north bay continuing his homeless tour will take you there live after the break and tracking warm temperatures out the

time could do with him given next casualties up front so we prepare top noma details doesn't matter cheri cain. will play for tottenham perhaps that will be better of. some play but for us it's better if they don't have to not play. now government rival manager the actual marine has to do with out key players on humane broke his arm at the weekends joining captain harry cain on the sidelines . in some periods was awarded ready about love having attacking options on the bench. taking oceans of the pits. injuries now both men will fail tottenham and for the taking he has the chance to cut his opposite number down to size. 0 this is news and these are our top stories a migrant rescue vessel has completed its 3rd mission off the libyan coast in 48 hours a day w. reporter on board the ocean viking witnessed the operation as close to $300.00 migrants including children were pulled to safety from overcrowded boat. 500 passengers testing negative for the coronavirus on the cruise ship diamond princes are on their way home after disembarking at the japanese port of yokohama the ship has been held

how they are impacted we should create a buy list, like chery caroll pointed. >> not everything they say will lead to confidence. i think our leaders are doing a good job of communicating, apple for example, amazon saying they don't look good. not some supply chain disruption this is potential massive it isy chain disruption. >> looking at names, a name that i own facebook, if it spirals out of control, that is all people will be able to do sit at home with facebook. david: then there is disney with news that bob iger is stepping down as ceo, still very involved, but how does that affect this stock. >>? long-term this is a big issue. i am president of the bob iger fan club in terms of him being a visionary ceo, he has done a tremendous job in setting this company up for success, they have been planning this for some time, he it reup his contract, surprising he will step away. i think in short-term disney is fine. but if you are a 5 or 10 year investor, likelihood next ceo will have same level of vision of bob iger -- >> but, i agree you would say next 10 years for disney will be more

when accepting the award, chery said this one's for kobe. >> this award is dedicated to kobe bryant. as great as his was. thank you. >> now, if there was an oscar for best dunk, i tell you what. this one would definitely win right here. byu's squad just dunking cosmo the coup gr and he slams it home. that's 22 feet away from the basket he flew through the air. the nba dunk contest is this saturday. it's safe to say dwayne howard could be thrown from the three point line. >> you can't do that in most states in this country. >> you can't do that to a real pet. >> that is crazy, andy. >>> "parasite" making history at the oscars. becoming the first non-english language film to win it. our correspondent has been up late with all of the highlights. >> is it last night? is it the morning? i don't know. but what i do know is it was all about "parasite" last night at the 92nd oscars. the acting we expected but here's a look back at all that happened. >> and the oscar goes to "parasite." >> reporter: a historic victory at the oskars last night as the south careen film "parasite" became the fir

literacy byrolling althe money in general block grants code for tting programs, illinois democrat cheri bustos says the proposal would also an less money for rule school district desperate to recruitteachers at cutting that that's a stament that they are not taking this problem seriously and it's a big problem for our kids but secretary devolves pushed back on ose claims saying block grant simply give states the flexibilitythey need to decide how money should be spent different states will invest their share of the block ant differently. >>and that's ok while some republicans praised the administration's strategy others raised concer and there's a risk he, but oklahoma congressman tomcole still tough ended device. sayg the secretary is simply doing her job. >>i know you faced a very difficult challenge in making all the pieces fit with all sincerity this is not going to democrats say theyl keep fighting to ensure public schoo continue to get the funding they need. >>in washington raquel marn. >>for your money this morning walmart is developing a competitor to amazon prime and stocks are

eisen in conversation with cheri finkelstein from 60 minutes and then to be held up tonight with the impeachment coverage we will join mr. eisen with the book signing in thehe library it's available for purchase we are honored to be joined by acting council general of the canadian consulate in new york, mark gordon executive committee member foundation board of counselors ellie rubenstein national director and president march of the living thank you to our partners who are planning and presenting tonight's program for the consulate general hanover square press. before we begin please take a moment to silence yours can one - - her cell phone thank you now please join me to welcome the council general. [applause] >> thank you. i was not held up by the impeachment hearings in washington. [laughter] [speaking french] what an incredible honor it is to be here tonight to pay exibute to a truly remarkable man mr. max eisen. my team at the consulate general takes the opportunity to bring mr. eisen to new york i have to say for a man of his age he has a very busy schedule and it was not easy

taxes gives us the resources from a public health epidemic perspective to address illinois democrat cherie booth though says the tax will help the fda regulate e-cigarette sales. 5 republicans voted yes on the bill which had overwhelming democratic support but a few democrats worry the bill went too far. >>new york congresswoman yvette clarke says the bill would have unintended consequences in minority communities where menthol cigarettes are especially popular law enforcement would have an additional reason to stop or face mental tobacco use is because menthol would be considered illegal under this man congressman greg walden lead the republican opposition to the bill calling it government overreach that penalizes lawful adult tobacco users while ignoring flavored marijuana products, but you can still go to the pot store and get this the legislation now heads to the senate and the white house says it will veto the plan. >>in washington raquel martin. >>4 zone forecast for the live view of the golden gate bridge on a friday night people heading into the city to have some fun. >>a lot of un

cherie blair the wife of tony blair and laura bush but why for president bush advocating for the rights of women in afghanistan when their husbands were running the war in the early 2001 or 2002. but it was clear for the rest of us that you don't liberate women through or through tanks and warplanes because if you do that probably the women the middle east in this time of war should be the most liberated in the world what we do understand is that war needs to stop in order for certain societal processes national process to begin and certainly afghan needs some healing because you can't end the suffering of the average person without beginning the healing and the healing apparently starts with the taliban and the elected government or whoever the elected officials in kabul but it also has to involve the civil society it has evolved the tribes it has to involve all sectors of the afghan society but that's just to get to the healing just to that of conciliation and then you need to build up the country because the country has been in a war for 40 years it's really mostly destroyed certainl

this bill was bro deuced by representative cheri bustos of illinois and i thank her for her work with the committee. it expands on the work the committee did last congress with representative bustos to improve the service members civil relief act. this bill ensures that active and reserve component service members and their spouses or dependents who are catastrophically injured while in service to this nation have the ability to break their home and vehicle leases up to a year after their injury so that the family can modify their living situation to what best suits their new needs. service members and families undergo difficult life transitions because of catastrophic injuries. families should have the flexibility to be at their service member's side during recovery and the ability to easily move closer to family, friends, or other support networks. families dealing with the catastrophic injury of their loved ones should not have to worry about leases and cancellation fees. madam speaker, this bill is an outgrowth of the bill ms. bustos led last congress and was the suggestion of the

also vexing is a fact that social sharing of harm, even when the purpose of that cheri is to trigger restored of justice frequently dove tails into worse abuse and harassment. this is terrible and we cannot let this persist online. both a critical assertion to make and a target sign. are titillating the differences between a light of liberalism in the light of social justice, an effort that the gun with a seemingly simple question, who and what am i shining my light on is a basic way to identify way -- where the potential hazards late and what the ambivalent consequences of our light might be. such a focus in turn cultivates more strategic ecologically sensitive approaches, spotlight online. here, ecological refers to the reciprocal interconnection between our networks, our tools and ourselves. apply to how and where and when we shine our light, ecological thinking director attention to the out there. to unexpected places and unintended weeds. it affirms the value of wanting to rid the world of the scours of bigotry, wanting to protect an empowered group, wanting to defend democracy

meadows, as well as representative cheri bustos and greg gianforte. my constituents sent me here to congress to represent some of the hardest working creative and entrepreneurial folks in our country. every day i work to protect the hard-earned dollar of these families and remain committed to ensuring that the federal government is a good steward of their tax dollars. in full year 2018 alone, the government accountability office estimated that improper payments throughout the federal government totaled $151 billion. since 2003, when agencies were first directed to begin reporting improper payments, cumulative improper payments estimated across government have totaled $1.4 trillion. these improper payments can be overpayments, underpayments, payments made to ineligible parties or payments that were not properly documented. frankly it's outrageous. whether it's overpaying a defense contractor or underpaying a senior on their social security benefits, the federal government has an obligation to put commonsense policies in place to end these improper paym

my name is cherie miller. i am a theater worker, and i use art as my activism.can art and culture complex in the fillmore. in 2016, the american conser conservato conservatory held a workshop, and people came, talking about how hard their parents worked when they arrived. black people had to work hard in order to make any kind of lee way, in order to make any kind of inroads. and those were taken away from us. we allowed banks to do bad business, to target our communities, and when they lost their home, they lost our wealth. so here, we have an opportunity to do better and to work for equitable in the way that we continue to operate this city. and i just want to thank you, supervisor shamann, for being that great leader for say this is what's needed. i ask you to read up on the history when we were researching for the cultural district. >> president yee: thank you. next speaker. >> good evening, honorable supervisors. i ask for your support of reparations as a step in the right direction and to be pioneers on equity for this entire city. san francisco is known t

my name is cherie miller. i am a theater worker, and i use art as my activism.can art and culture complex in the fillmore. in 2016, the american conser conservato conservatory held a workshop, and people came, talking about how hard their parents worked when they arrived. black people had to work hard in order to make any kind of lee way, in order to make any kind of inroads. and those were taken away from us. we allowed banks to do bad business, to target our communities, and when they lost their home, they lost our wealth. so here, we have an opportunity to do better and to work for equitable in the way that we continue to operate this city. and i just want to thank you, supervisor shamann, for being that great leader for say this is what's needed. i ask you to read up on the history when we were researching for the cultural district. >> president yee: thank you. next speaker. >> good evening, honorable supervisors. i ask for your support of reparations as a step in the right direction and to be pioneers on equity for this entire city. san francisco is known t