dave cochran lives in his suv along with his girlfriend and dog. they saw allen and helped free him up from that snow. after the chiefs won the game, allen used social media to track that man down, then he actually gave the couple two tickets to next sunday's afc championship game. >> he told me he was a chiefs player. i didn't look at him as a chiefs player, just a normal person hoping he would do the same for me. >> cochran says he started crying when he heard that he would be getting those tickets. allen says he did have a hard time locating cochran from a sudden spike of replies from the kansas city area. that's cool. >> that will be interesting to see what he does. you know, here it would be thrilling to go to that game. he's homeless and he probably needs money. he could probably get a lot of money for those tickets. that's going to be interesting. wish him the best. ri has a look at then "today in forecast which could include some rain? >> y but it starts out with quiet weather as you head out the door. if you're an early bird, you will get

it will be cochran's first time attending a chiefs game. let's get to the games now and the big easy. one of the defending superbowl champion philadelphia eagles took a commanding 14-0 lead before the saints offense finally kicked in. new orleans wouldn't get its first lead until late in the third quarter. this touchdown pass here to michael thomas, then with two minutes to play eagles down 6. quarterback nick foles throws a bullet to al shon jeffries. right through his hands, picked off by marshawn lat more, and that is ball game. saints 20, eagles 14. >> now to foxboro. the pats, they struck first, but the chargers matched right away. philip rivers dropping back here and chucking it down the field to keenan allen for 43-yard touchdown. looks like it's going to be a good game, right? wrong. the patriots would go on to pummel the visiting chargers 41-28. there is also some history made on that field on sunday. sarah thomas became the first woman to ever officiate an nfl playoff game. she was among the chargers game. thomas is the first fema

cochran helped pull allen's car out of the snow so he was able to get to e game on time. >> after he got done helping me, a told me he's a chiefs player. i didn't loo him as a chiefs player, i looked at him as a normal person. i hope he would do the same for me as i did for him. >> as a thank you, he gave the good samarit two tickets to next week's afc game against the patriots. it will be cochran's first time attending a chief game. >>> the big easy and superbowl champs philadelphia eagles took a commanding 14-0 lead before the saints offense would finally get it going. new orleans wouldn't get their first lead until late in the third quarter oas this t.d. ps wo michael thomas. then with t minutes to play, gles down six, quarterback nick folesires a bullet to al shon jeffries. it goes right through his hands to marshawn lat more. the saints advance, the eagles' season is over 20-14. now to foxboro and pats, the chargers would match right away. philip tivers dropping back pass and chucked it deep to keenan allen. that is3- a 4yard touchdown. a good game.e it is going to be but it was

how many more pierce cochrans have to die?, how many more americans have to die from the heroin that's coming in, the 90% of it? >> you know, sean, how i feel when you bring up these cases. these are tragedies. they are awful. they are outrageous, but they do not represent the vast majority of this population. we are talking about hungry children are coming across. >> sean: thousands of homicides by illegal immigrants. >> 27,000 families in december. >> i agree with you what you are saying, geraldo, we have to look at what is happening to these families. if we really care about the families that are coming into this country, they are being raped, they are being exploited. they are being trafficked by criminal trafficking organizations and drug cartels. you cannot move through the mcallen -- into mcallen without paying either the two cartels. border patrol agents who patrol this area say there are gun battles that sound like iraq across the border. >> sean: go back, you can't duck this. if you have thousands of americans dying,

the other thing was you talked about the drones with chief cochran. another airport yesterday, newark i think, was hammered with that. these drones are becoming sort of -- with london getting shut down, we have these idiots out there having fun shutting down airports. their purpose is not known. that's sad to see because i'm a drone proponent but you hate to see that kind of activity going on. >> that will not happen with a drone in chief cochran's hands. you can guarantee that. >> thank you. >> that's very reassuring. [laughter] >> thank you, very much, commissioner hardeman. commissioner veronese. >> chief, what's the update on 35? >> on 35? >> yeah. >> so, it is, of course i didn't put it in here. >> if you know. if you don't know. >> we are currently working with the port on an agreement, an m.o.u. agreement, for the new station 35. they also wanted to include the old station 35 in that m.o.u. agreement and we wanted to separate the two out. we are in discussions with them to get that all hammered out. the chief has been in contact with elaine for

thank you, tom cochrane, that is an applause line. it is aet you know personal and official honor to bring greetings to america's mayors on behalf of the u.s. congress, it is up joy to welcome you to washington and as the daughter and the -- sister of a mayor i had a front row seat to what you do for our country and democracy and people. cities are the engines of human innovation in our nation am i your success is the foundation of america's success. you have come at a time when the government is shut down. sadly, with this shutdown, the white house is not showing respect for the american people. the senseless and prolonged shutdown is inflicting chaos across the country and in washington d c. on public safety, civil aviation, housing, health, and financial security, every dimension of families' lines. i know there is buffer -- no buffer between a mayor and his or her constituents. you know the stories and you know the pain, you know the shutdown must end and it must end now. [applause] on day one and cents, the democratic congress ha

pierce cochran. officer singh. robert page. justin lee. ellie bryant. grayson hacking. dominic durden. edwin jackson. grant run a -- kenneth scott moll. sergeant brandon mendoza. sergeant cory ride. josh wilkerson. --ncer kate steinle. detective michael davis. deputy ginny oliver. bob of their -- deputy danny oliver. bob barry. officer andy chavez. solomon. serenity ready. m.nessa pha terry.rian donald may. shelner. amanda thomas. jennifer lee hampton. officer andrew wideman. officer rodney johnson. buddy mason. adrienne shelly. mollie tibbetts. ronald da silva. sarah root. .rew rosenberg carol willingham. oscar navarro. brock jones. michael grubbs. these are just names of americans whose lives have the loss to illegal immigration. they no longer have their voice but we can and must be the voice today. and if these names sound familiar as because we've heard them on the news. i would like to reflect on others who certainly weren't celebrating the status quo. the names may sound familiar because these are the same individuals that then leader pelosi said record on this f

after the game, allen relied on social media to help track down cochran. he gave him two tickets to next sunday's afc championship game. >> he told me he was a chief's player. i didn't look at him as a chief's player. i just looked at him as a normal person and he would do the same for me. >> cochran adds he started crying when he heard about getting tickets to that game. wow, here now with other sports, kelly johnson. >> kelly johnson here on the xfinity sports desk. the as are making one last ditch effort to convince ckyler murra to stick with baseball but will it include more money? highlights from foxborough and the big easy next in sports. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation f

ournd you know tom cochrane executive director and ceo. we want to thank tom and the staff, this is an action-packed packed agenda, comprehensive and thoughtful, focused on the three i's and focus on the fact we can only move forward as a country. >> yesterday you announced $2 million available through the of of february into march. your administration -- can you tell us about that? >> thank you and i want to thank mayor benjamin and the mayors who are gathered here who gathered in watching 10 -- washington each january for our winter meeting. you heard the president's charge to all of us to focus on the three i's. an and we are focused on the day-to-day operations of our city. we are unfortunately in an unprecedented time right now, the longest federal government history, in recent believe ever. we are all struggling to make liveshat the quality of of our residents are not disrupted. anybody ismore than in the belly of the beast of this shutdown, we have more than 70,000 d.c. residents who are affected by this furlough. sure asrying to ma

tom cochran or our ceo and his entire team for putting this week together. we're off to a fast start. it early on our first day but we are already off and running like mayor benjamin said i'm looking forward to the next three days discussing issues that he outlined and that matter most to america's mayors. ironically, these are the same issues that matter most to the residents of our country. issues that center around the platform of infrastructure, innovation and inclusion. we all know this meeting is taking place in washington against the backdrop of an unfortunate government shutdown. i won't belabor the shutdown discussion but will say this. you cannot escape the responsibility of tomorrow by evading it today. abraham lincoln said that, and he of all people understood the challenges of divided government and a restless nation. i can assure you this morning that the conference's entire meeting is focused on the responsibilities of tomorrow. republicans, democrats and independents talking about creative ideas and solutions, engaging in civil conversation,

the cochrans will never see their song pierce again. the families of the people you see on the right of your screen throughout the night tonight, they deserve better. these deaths are not manufactureds in not a manufactured crisis, and democrats and their allies in the media, their talking point, frankly is cold, heartless, it's a lie and frankly, a slap in the face to every angel mom and dad and family member in this country, that have lost loved once, as a result of open borders or illegal immigration or every family that has lost a loved one from a heroin over dose the crashes with border patrol agents, rocks, bottles thrown, chaos, destruction. that's not manufactured, that's real. democrats, remember, it wasn't a manufactured crisis because they were politically bludgeoning trump over the family separation issue, something he eventually stopped that, happened in the previous two administrations. wasn't a manufactured crisis for the democrats or media when they were bludgeoning our border patrol officers who had to use tear gas, bec

you can see agency cochrane sitting in the front there, doing a great job with some of the power powerpoint his they are teaching them. coastal beach safety filming going on. the canine handler, lieutenant miller inside that car. he was hiding in the car. the second alarm fire on irving. this is the one i was speaking about earlier. cliff rescue on december 10th, they did a good job. december safety fair. marine operations training, with the local state and federal partners. and other outreach event. the japanese medical students visiting from toyo medical college. high surf public safety messaging during the 50-foot wave warning. we had a big hand and gave a lot of the signage out there. station 49, on christmas day. and their feral cat pet, edna, who helps stock ambulances. there is the new year's eve preparation. you can see the fireworks on the lower left. we have our gators are ready to go out of station 49, in the middle picture, and on the right to, the prep. all of the members going over the a.p. with the chiefs. lieutenant baxter again. off-duty members involved here with the goodw

you can see agency cochrane sitting in the front there, doing a great job with some of the power powerpoint his they are teaching them. coastal beach safety filming going on. the canine handler, lieutenant miller inside that car. he was hiding in the car. the second alarm fire on irving. this is the one i was speaking about earlier. cliff rescue on december 10th, they did a good job. december safety fair. marine operations training, with the local state and federal partners. and other outreach event. the japanese medical students visiting from toyo medical college.

thank you, tom cochran. that's an applause line.let you know, again, it is a personal as well as an official honor to bring greetings to america's mayors on behalf of the u.s. congress. it is a joy to welcome my mayor, mayor london bree, to washington and again as a daughter and sister of a mayor as mayor benjamin indicated, i had a front row seat to extraordinary work that you do for our country, and for our democracy, for our people. cities are the engines of human innovation in our nation. your success is the foundation of america's success. you've come at a time when the government is shut down. sadly, with this shutdown, the white house is not showing respect for the american people. the senseless and prolonged shutdown is inflicting chaos across the country. and certainly in washington, d.c. on public safety. on civil aviation. on housing. on health and financial security. every other dimension of family's lives. i know, as a daughter and sister of a mayor that there is no buffer between a mayor and his or her constituents. yo

i came to the congress to work as a fellow for first senator kyle and then later senator cochran in 1996. and i was trying to think when i was first in this room, i think it was in 1996. and if my memory is right, the earliest times i came here or to talk about missile defense, and to participate in events that either senator kyle or senator cochran were participating. by the way it looks about the same, i think that artwork might be the same from 23 years ago. but it's great to be here, and i see so many people that participate these days, and the missile defense review we are going to talk about is really in the next era of missile defense. and missile defense specifically as ricky mentioned, not just defense against hypersonic, and cruise missiles, we are entering that new era, and it's a big change from 18 last sat in his room in the 90s. the big debate in this building, if you would have went down a few floors, is missile defense something the united states should pursue at all, or are there alternative arrangements through diplomacy or what have you. and i remember 20 years ago, in

pierce cochran, i had his parents on the show this week. >> president trump: i saw that. >> sean: i don't know how you recover after losing a child killed by illegal t immigrants. i have met and intervieweded so many angel moms and dads. >> president trump: make them too. >> sean: are they going to say that to them, the peoplet that lost their loved ones, their sons, their daughters,f their parents. >> president trump: sean, you know, many of the people that aren't getting their check, they get it they will get it soon. many of the people they are with us 100 percent. they want us to win this battle. these people want us to win. everybody wants us to win this battle. it's common sense. death is pouring through. not just at the border. they get through the border. they go and filter into the country. you have ms-13 gangs in different places like los angeles and you have gangs all over long island, which we're knocking the hell out of. o there should be no reason for us to have to do this.al they shouldn't be allowed in. in if we had the barrier they wouldn't be allowed in. >> sean: everybo

tom caulk ran and the fantastic -- cochran and the fantastic staff of this conference. it's been a tremendous privilege to be part of this body dealing with issues from water infrastructure to immigration and i served on the advisory board as chair of the automation task force which i plug is convening later on this afternoon. more than anything, my husband and i cherish the friendships we made among the failo mayors and others who are here. i think the circumstances around us in washington only serve to amplify the importance of this conference, this community of american mayors. can you imagine what would happen if one of us ever shut down a city because of a policy disagreement? civilization would break down n a matter of hours. mayors are different. where else can you walk into a national gathering of democratic and republican elected officials who care about the same priorities and actually like each other? mayors accept accountability for what happens in our cities, even when it means we have to manage things we don't own or own things we don't control. and we wor

i came to the congress to work as a fellow for first senator kyl and then later senator cobrco cochran in 1996 and i believe it was 1996 and if my memory is right, the earliest times i came here was to talk about missile defense and to participate in events that senator kyl or cochran developed. this artwork may be the same from 20 years ago, and it is nice to see the people who participated in those days. this missile defense review that we are going to talk about a is going to usher in the next era of missile defense. missile defense as ricky specifically mentioned not just ballistic missile defense, but hypersonic missiles and cruise missiles and we are entering the new era. it is a big change from the last time i sat in the room last in 1990s when the big debate in this building if you had gone down a few floors in the various offices is if missile defense is something that the united states should pursue at all or other ways to protect arms through diplomacy or that. and so i remember a exchange on the senate floor that led to the filibuster, and the first resolution and later a v

truly, the resources from tom cochran, and the staff of judy sheehan, rich anderson and all of those of mayors work on a day-to-day basis, and the continued dedication and the perseverance to pursue this regardless of who was saying no mattered and ultimately delivered for us a real solution to dealing with these issues in our communities. so i want to thank all of them and encourage all of you to learn more about the opportunity and to make it happen in your communities. thank you. >> thank you, again, mayor burger f burger, for your leadership. i am pleased to introduce a past member of the organization, the mayor of new orleans who led us through the crisis of 9/11 and subsequently working with the newly formed department of homeland security. since leaving, ma, has been the president and ceo of the national urban league and working closely with us on priorities like sentencing reform, job creation and so much more. please welcome home marc morial. >> thank you very much, mayor benjamin. i know that you all are busy and you have a lot to do, so i want to be as brief as possible. i

let me start with a special thanks to tom cochran, his staff, for putting this all together. when i was first elected mayor it was just two months after 9/11 and tom brought the conferences winter meetings in new york and that really gave new york city a big lift. it meant a lot of us and i just want to say, tom, thank you. you are the greatest. [applause] mr. bloomberg: i also want to thank our host d.c. mayor browser who is here today and i want to thank you to at least one other executive in washington who knows how to keep a government open, the mayor of this great city, she deserves a real round of applause. [applause] mr. bloomberg: i didn't plan to speak about the shutdown today. however, i do want to touch on it because it's related to everything else that all of us do and want to talk about, creating jobs, reducing poverty, fighting climate change, increasing public safety, stopping the opioid crisis, and the list goes on and on and on. and in all of these issues and many more, it is the american mayors that are really hard at work. and as mayor benjamin mentioned, o

last but not least, chief cochran has b

in december, chief cochran continued to facilitate police academy, fire operations instructions so we worked together on the scene of a fire. he is continued his work with d.e.m., the office of resiliency, coast guard, and others to bolster our planning and response coordination in a disaster. he is also expanded that of late to include boma and to include large companies that have thousands of employees whether it's the sales force building, twitter, those kinds of companies and all this pre planning is going to empower their employees so they're not part of the problem. and they can actually be part of the solution during a disaster. and enable us to do the most good for the most number of people. last but not least, chief cochran has been studying hard and getting ready for pilot school for his drone class. that concludes my report. happy to take any questions. >> thank you, very muchor

it's located right along the mobile river and below the cochran-africatown bridge.they have long hoped for the discovery of the two- masted schooner clotilda. the excitement grew until march when it was announced...the ship that mr. raines found, which is being called the twelve-mile island shipwreck, is simply too big.and that is true. archeologists from the national park service and noaa launched as expedition in july to try to find the clotilda in the same area of the mobile river delta where raines found another shipwreck. they think its within possibly a stones through of where we were but certainly within a half-mile to a mile.in africatown, i'm bill riales. (pam) government shutdowns are stupid... so says, senator stupid... so shutdowns are government (pam) i'm bill riales.in africatown, to a mile.in africatown, i'm bill riales. (pam) government shutdowns are stupid... so says, senator mark warner . so he has introduced the 'stop stupidity act'.... it would prohibit government shutdowns like the one we all just lived through. stupidity is an acronym which stands for- 'shutdowns

the cochrane's will never see their son again. the families of the people you see on the right of your screen throughout the night tonight, they deserve better. these deaths are not manufactured. this is not a manufactured crisis. the democrats and their allies in the media are talking -- they're talking points are cold, heartless, a lie, and frankly, a slap in the face to every angel mom and dad and family member in this country that have lost loved ones as a result of open borders and illegal immigration. for every family that has left a loved one from a heroin overdose or for other drugs smuggled ovee the wide open borders, for clashes, they can chaos, destruction, they also -- that is not manufactured. that is real. democrats, it was not a manufactured crisis because they were politically bludgeoning trump over the family separation issue, something that he eventually stopped, that happened in the two previous administrations. it i was not a manufactured cris for democrats or the media when they were bludgeoning our brave bord

cochran helped pull his car out of the snow. for his good deed, allen gave himhe tickets to game. >> i have never beeno a game, let alone sething like this. could be once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. >> aww. and of course, the patris won, 37-31. do we need to keep saying that? >> no. just pencil them into the afc championship >>me. a kid born in worcester, massachusetts, thingsorked out st about as we expected they would. >> movingon, uck.as >>> winter h its grip on much of the country. >> if you thought it was a little warm, you were right. just a little. it peaked. our 56-degree high was at 4:00 a.m. it was down in the low 40s by earlier in the morning after that. and barely stayed above freezing after the sun went down. we've fallen to 16 at natnal airport, far and away the cldest morning of the winter so far. foparison, this is early on. last year, theirst week of january, lows below this, five of theirst seven days. it hasn't been cold, just not th particular winter. winter advisories for the remainder of the morning.wi chill

assistant deputy chief mike cochrane, homeland security. i want to apologize, i did not get this policy to you last meeting. we have mason -- made some strides. prior to our next meeting, i want to thank think that she for assisting me. we got out a thorough and robust policy for both members and citizens. i would like to pull it up here. can you help me out? >> my a.v. skills. >> keep talking. >> yes, sir,. for our updates we want to go over the drone benefit to the san francisco. some of the challenges that are san francisco's specific. >> i will start it. i will do it for you to. i got it. go ahead. >> is it ready to go to the laptop. >> yes. >> we are ready. >> we will show them the nice first one. this was a nice first slide. the drone program. >> yes, sir. the next steps we are taking so we can get our program off the ground, no pun intended. >> our benefit for the san francisco fire department, rapid damage assessments. we see that in the wildland fires recently throughout california. also in alaska. we can utilize the situational aw

understand the impatience but the question is, as i've said multiple times, 25 years ago johnnie cochran said something that runs in my mind when he accused the d.a. of a rush to judgment. i can assure you, i remember that when i make my decisions now, that we're not going to rush to judgment. >> d.a. wagstaffe says he's waiting for a report from an outside use of force expert before deciding whether or not to press charges against the five deputies. he is the third person to die after being tased in san mateo county last year. another man died after an encounter with redwood city, another encounter with daly city police. no charges filed in those last two incidents. bob redell, nbc bay area news. >> thanks for the latest there, bob. >>> teachers, parents and students in oakland will be staging a protest against the school district. the demonstration is over a proposal to close down a middle school. international academy in east oakland. the potential closure could be the first of as many as two dozen. the district is dealing with budget issues. teachers held a one-day strike on friday,

dan cochran used his suv to get them going. chiefs lineman jeff allen was one of them.turned to social media to find him and thank him. >> 40 highway. i was down there and i see a bunch of people stuck. i started helping people get unstuck. >>> dave happens to live inside his suv. he's going to attend next sunday's afc championship game featuring the chiefs and the patriots courtesy of allen. >> that is sweet. >>> next at 5:00 a.m., what's being done to help federal workers in the bay area during the government shutdown. >> the man accused of kidnapping a wisconsin teenagers heads to court today. we have an update on the teen. >>> the deadline for sears. the big decision the company faces to save it from going under. >>> here's a live look outside at 4:57. >>> let's get up and get going. this is abc 7 mornings. >>> grab that rain jacket when you head out the door today. rain is once again in the forecast. >> here's a live look from the east bay hills camera. mike nicco is tracking our storm for us this morning. >> good morning on monday, january 14th. >> let's check in

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s coaching the witnesses, no johnny cochran or dream team to save me ♪ ♪ praying for theat man t lost♪ praying for my son growing up without his daddy ♪ ♪ they say god talks i my dreams, i'm waking up trying to remember what it means ♪ ♪ i had a dream could buy my way to freedom ♪ ♪ i had a dream i could buy my way to freedom ♪ ♪ i had a dream robert: speaker pelosi takes charge and divided government begins. i'm robert costa, welcome to "washington week." >> i t pledge thats congress will be transparent, bipartisan, and unifying. robert: the balance of power shifts as the government remains shut down.>> we're now entering a period of divided government but that's no excuse for gridlock or inaction. robert: the first order of business for speaker pelosi reening the government, but refusing to fund a borde wall. >> that has nothing to do with politics. it has to do with a wall is an immorality. robert: after a white house meeting, a flicker of progress. >> we had a productive meeting today with speaker pelosi and senatorechumer. well on the same path in terms of wanting to get governme

it's located right along the mobile river and below the cochran-africatown bridge.they have long hopedovery of the two- masted schooner clotilda. the excitement grew until march when it was announced...the ship that mr. raines found, which is being called the twelve-mile island shipwreck, is simply too big.and that is true. archeologists from the national park service and noaa launched as expedition in july to try to find the clotilda in the same area of the mobile river delta where raines found another shipwreck. they think its within possibly a stones through of where we were but certainly within a half-mile to a mile.in africatown, i'm bill riales. ( john ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. (ácommercialá) (áábreakáá) a nice start to the new week as tempatures today peak well up into the 60's across the bay. skies won't be quite as clear as they were yesterday with an isolated shower possible along the coast. temperatures will stay warm in the days to come with showers around the corner later in the week. (robin) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from t