inalso have a capability colorado springs called colorado campus. come it is can bring them up there and will roll them into our op center. earlier what we are trying to do is not have one company be a winner and a bunch of losers. we are trying to energize the developingstry by open standards and having a consortium-based approach where everybody can play. i am eager to get all of commercial industry wrapped around those standards. >> general buck, commander of the joint forces command talked about this and said our capabilities are at the three. why are we not doing this more quickly? let's take advantage of what we .ave now >> i must not have been clear, we are taking advantage down and we will continue to take advantage. we are building the entire system off of that commercial open standards. we are leveraging those today and we will continue to leverage commercial hard as we look to fill some of the gaps that we have. >> i will wait for closed session when we can get into more detail. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i'm not sure who this question n

joyce then advanced to the 2017 national junior olympic championships in colorado springs where she took home a bronze medal in the junior women's international trap event and was selected to represent the united states as a member of the 2017 junior world cup team. congratulations, joyce, on all your hard work and success that is you are enjoying as a result of it. keep up the good work. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from connecticut, ms. delauro, for five minutes. ms. delauro: mr. speaker, i want to share the words of geneva cunningham, 15 years old. she's a ninth grader from the hopkins grammar school in new haven, connecticut. witnessed the sandy hook elementary school massacre when she was only in the fourth grade. her father gave me her poem in the wake of the parkland florida school shooting. though geneva wrote it days before, just a few days before shooting occurred.andy hook and this is what she wrote. pure, a mother called her child kissing his forehead on his way to school. for the boy, it was a

. >> the 71-year-old tore up the dance flooro over the weekend a his nephew's wedding in colorado springs, he's jamming on out with the bride. ♪ >> we've seen these moves before, right? yeah, there he is. look at him. go w., go w.! yes. >> got to have those dance moves. >> w. has the moves. you know, i remember him dancing a lot during his presidency. >> oh, yeah? did you learn anything from those moves? >> well -- >> go up high. and back low. >> that is the w. wait, you have to do the facial move as well. >> how are we doing guys? >> that's it, right? that is the w. >> i think i hurt myself. >>> all right. coming up, a former nfl cheerleader is fighting back after getting fired in part over racy instragram photos. well, now she's calling out a double standard with the players. >>> and "american idol" enters its next phase with hopefuls now in hollywood. but codo we have any frontrunne yet? our skinny analysis is ahead. >>> but first -- can i do it? >> sorry. >> but first a look at today's forecast. >> great job. >> thank you. >> nailed it. kenneth. >> but first a look at today's forecast

71-year-old tore up the floor, the dance floor, over the weekend at his nephew's wedding in colorado springs the night was when he joined the bride jamming to dead or alive's "you spin me round." ♪ right round like a record baby ♪ >> look at him. >> w. >> another couple had a different idea for their wedding. >> yes, they wanted an owl to help them out at the wedding ceremony, but that quickly backfired. >> yeah, so they hired a handler to get the owl to fly down the owl with the ring. so, it lands on the groom's arm as planned, but then it goes rogue and attacks the best man sitting nearby. you can see he falls to the floor. he's got his legs in the air. the bird and the best man apparently were not hurt. >> that wedding photographer -- >> i'm guessing he was really terrified. >> that wedding photographer getting a really good image right there and called it one of the -- the bride apparently called it one of the best moments she's ever seen. >> oh, well, i'm not sure if the best man would agree, but we're glad everybody else was entertained. maybe he had some birdseed in his pocket or a mo

his new book is trump nymex where he talks about the economy hosted in colorado springs. this is 50 minutes. >> i have the privilege of introducing a great speaker we have here for lunch. the author of among many accomplishments, the author of trumpomo,ics. he is the author -- the founder of institutional research farm, and an investment management diverse.g investment strategies his economic acumen and influence in triggering a worldwide taxcutting movement in the 1980's earned him the distinction of many publications as of the father of supply-side economics. in fact, he was the brains behind the most recent tax-cut bill that we have seen. how many of you have gotten their $1000 bonus out of that? couple of hands, that is great. advisory board for president reagan on both of his terms. thatcher in the u.k.. he has years of experience and helped and has distinguish him in the business community. he has been widely acknowledged for his economic achievements. if you have not taught one, i believe there are several on sale next door. go check them out. please give a hand. w

we also have stood up capability in colorado springs called catalyst campus where we are bringing commercial applications in, the commercial companies can these tehem, then we'll roll thm in and facilitate them into our operations. finally ks finally, as i mentioned earlier, what we are trying to do is not have one company be winner and a bunch of losers. we are trying to open standards and consortium based approach where everybody can play. that's what we are doing. we'll have a prototype done by 2021 and i'm eager to get all of commercial industry wrapped around those standards. >> let me follow up with that. then general buck talked about this and said our capabilities were at a 3. why are we not doing this quickly, not waiting for everybody to come on board, but take advantage of what we have now and buildup to that? >> i must not have been clear. we are taking advantage now and will continue to take advantage now. this is a future system going forward that we are building the entire system off of that commercial open standards. but we are leveraging those today and we'll continue to lev

. >> we want to change the course of pueblo and make pueblo as economically driving as colorado springsand we have to ensure that everyone has the opportunity to a college education. >> reporter: the pueblo hispanic education foundation administers the pot scholarship. in years past hundreds of students have gotten $2,000 each. >> it's important not only to help the students but also the families who are trying to pay to give the next generation the opportunity for success. >> reporter: and it appears california's campaign to conserve water after 5 years of drought is quickly evaporating. >> the state water board says the amount of water saved in the urban areas has declined sharply. water use in the state is nearly back to where it was before the drought began. the report found many people in california forgot about conserving water during last winter's relentless storms and floods, and the governor, governor brown declared the drought emergency over in april. >>> b.a.r.t. is working to install wifi at all stations and trains. they are looking for a vendor to install systems at all sta

i have been associated for colorado college in colorado springs for most of the last four decades.rian: which of your books has sold the best? tom: i had the good fortune of a young man to be associated with james burns and jack told this wereck peltus, who textbook authors. i became the managing author of the number one best-selling textbook in american government. we had a spinoff on state and local politics as well. copies,ld a million when i was involved. i also wrote a book called "the state of the presidency" widely used in presidency courses. we wrote a book called "leadership matters" a few years ago that wrote the -- that won the leadership award for 2015. i love writing about elections, i wrote about democracy. i've done a lot of textbooks. this new book is an adventure for me that goes beyond political science and it is a combination of literature and politics. i'm hoping encourages more in americanield poli-lit, which is how can we learn about the american experience through -- the iment throughr the eyes of storytellers? storytellers.eat harriet beecher stowe changed t

sprin k ls and there's no real knowledge just yet of how significant this rain will be -- -- colorado springs. >>> a year ago worries about land slides were in river storms that saturated the hillsides. this year mostly the dry winter produces fear because the fires diluted the lands of tree and brush that hold the hillsides together. tonight's rains will be watched by the county operation center which is only partially activated right now. >> we're getting people ready for an activation and sending out regular alerts so people can stay on top of this. rain gauges throughout the county. creek and river ganls so we have been monitoring those closely. >> hood mountain which looks over snow mental anguish county closed indefinitely -- -- snomish. the hillsides are steep. even with minimal rain you see a lot of water in the creeks and seeping out of the hillsides. the wallace neighborhood with numerous surviving homes also finding themselves at risk. these areas have weak rocks underloiing a top layer where at least two-thirds of the top layer are moderately to highly burned away. >> as you said,

. >> that is>> economist arthur laffer speaking in colorado springs. all of that event tonight at 9:30 eastern on c-span. wednesday morning, we are in helena, montana, for the next stop on the 50 capitals tour. the governor will be our guest on the bus during "washington journal" and 9:30 a.m. eastern -- at 9:30 a.m. eastern. u.s. supreme court justice anthony kennedy presided over a mock trial of shakespeare's hamlet, presented by the shakespeare theatre company in washington. a defense attorney represented hamlet, and the district attorney for columbia served as the prosecutor. [applause] >> please rise. kennedyrable anthony m. now presiding is in session. all persons

his new book is trump nymex where he talks about the economy hosted in colorado springs. this is 50 minutes.

lauren and sophie came all the way from colorado from spring break. 16 and 17, soon to be 18 years old. chose me why you chose this as your spring break. >> i feel the president's unwillingness to change is devastating your future. so i don't use my time-wisely while i'm on this earth, then what is my purpose. >> read your sign to me. >> i can't vote you back in if i'm dead. >> that's powerful. you're 16 years old and writing something like that on a positiver. >> i mean it. i mean it. you're sitting in this classroom and you feel hopeless and scared. but you need to come back around and realize that i have a civil duty to protest when i feel uncomfortable. and that's what our nation is founded upon. it's freedom. and so i'm here to advocate for my live and the lives of my children and their churn. >> show me yours. i said 17 soon to be 18. >> you month from now i can vote. i will be voting in november. this is how you start change. you can vote yourself. you can't just expect other people to vote for you. >> a lot of people have been talking about how this feels different. does this h

so, i'm taking a unit and the team over to camping world in colorado springs. is a rvia-certified rv built on a travel trailer. i'm excited to actually have a couple of you guys go up there, so... woman: you need some more storage. lemonis: in order for steve to continue to develop his leadership skills, asking customers questions and getting ideas from them, and then, figuring out how to work them into his business is a good step. steve: all right, folks, i want to hear some feedback about what creature features this is missing and what other changes you would like to see. man: i would give it more storage space. i didn't see much cupboard space or storage space in the unit. girl: you should always have, like, something that you can pull out, and it'll just be there as a piece of furniture. lemonis: integrated into the walls. the key to selling a product like this is selling value and experience, not selling customization and price. thanks, folks, very much. woman: thank you. guys, i'm gonna take austin to the service department. i'll see you in a little bit.

the course of pueblo and we want to make pueblo as economically thriving as the metropolis of colorado springse majority of the scholarship is funded by a three percent excise tax and is expected to increase by one percent each year..capping off at 5 percent. in years past... hundreds of students have recieved two thousand dollars... each. (catherine) at a major dog show in england....two protestors from peta stormed in. just as the 'best in show' award had been announced at crufts. members of the animal rights group had banners reading "crufts: canine eugenics". they argue that specialty breeding is wrong. the "best in show" winner - a whippet - was clutched by her owner while protesters were tackled by security and taken away. (steve) a cat named "dog" sells fish in vietnam. sounds like a dr. suess book... but this is real life. the fashionable feline is a hit on social media with nearly 65,000 instagram followers. the owner uses his furry friend's celebrity status to sell fish in the hai phong market. interestingly... the cat's name is cho, which means "dog" in vietnamese. "dog's" owner say

. >> the 71-year-old tore up the dance floor over the weekend at his nephew's wedding in colorado springs jamming on out with the bride. ♪ >> we've seen these moves before, right? yeah, there he is. look at him. go w., go w.! yes. >> got to have those dance moves. >> w. has the moves. you know, i remember him dancing a lot during his presidency. >> oh, yeah? did you learn anything from those moves? >> well -- >> go up high. and back low. >> that is the w. wait, you have to do the facial move as well. >> how are we doing guys? >> that's it, right? that is the w. >> i think i hurt myself. >>> all right. coming up, a former nfl cheerleader is fighting back after getting fired in part over racy instragram photos. well, now she's calling out a double standard with the players. >>> and "american idol" enters its next phase with hopefuls now in hollywood. but do we have any frontrunners yet? our skinny analysis is ahead. >>> but first -- can i do it? >> sorry. >> but first a look at today's forecast. >> great job. >> thank you. >> nailed it. forecast. >> great job. >> thank you. >> nailed it. ke

in a high mountain valley just west of pike's peak in my congressional district, and west of colorado springs, colorado, the monument features detailed fossils of insects, plants and giant petrified educates mps that people about historic colorado. it conducts inventory and monitoring of the fossil sites, has ongoing collaborations and continues to be the subject of scientific publications. many of these extraordinary fossils from the monument can be found in some of the most prominent natural history museums in the world. with the largest exhibit of perhaps 10,000 specimens located close by here in the smithsonian national museum of natural history it has a variety of recreational experiences including sightseeing, star gazing, center exhibits, hiking, picnicing, daily ranger guided programs, junior ranger base groups. it's truly an excellent addition to the national park service. expanding the monument will provide critical access to the park's western boundary for wildfire protection and opportunities for completing future hazardous fuel mitigation projects while also providing additional

tucson looking good, 84 degrees, colorado springs at 67. and salt lake city looking at showers as well. now let's look at the temperatures going on, right now, we've got cooler weather along the west coast. san francisco, high today of 55, that's eight degrees below average. l.a., only 62, 10 degrees cooler. medford, at 51, that's seven degrees cooler. thursday, look at las vegas. you can bet they're not used to 63 degrees this time of year. san diego still cool. monterey, 55 and reno, minus 12. heading into the weekend, temperatures taking a downward trend, phoenix, only 68 degrees, los angeles you stay in the upper 50s to low 60s. san francisco, double nickels for the weekend and portland does this map show the peninsula trail? you won't find that on a map. i'll take you there. take this left. if you listen real hard you can hear the whales. oop. you hear that? (vo) our subaru outback lets us see the world. sometimes in ways we never imagined. (avo) get 0% apr financing on all-new 2018 subaru outback models. now through april 2nd. >>> goo

weber, colorado springs, colorado. master sergeant william r. posh, india atlantic, florida. staff sergeant carl p. ennis, tallahassee, florida. i request the house now observe a moment of silence in memory of these seven dedicated, selfless, and courageous airmen. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, five-minute voting will continue. the question is on adoption of the resolution. so many as are in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the combries have it. mr. hastings: mr. speaker, i ask for a recorded vofmente -- vote. a recorded vote is requested. those favoring a recorded vote will rise. a sufficient number having arisen, a recorded vote is ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. this will be a five-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speake

. >> that is>> economist arthur laffer speaking in colorado springs. all of that event tonight at 9:30 eastern on c-span. wednesday morning, we are in helena, montana, for the next stop on the 50 capitals tour. the governor will be our guest on the bus during "washington journal" and 9:30 a.m. eastern -- at 9:30 a.m. eastern. u.s. supreme court justice anthony kennedy presided over a mock trial of shakespeare's hamlet, presented by the shakespeare theatre company in washington. a defense attorney represented hamlet, and the district attorney for columbia served as the prosecutor. [applause] >> please rise. kennedyrable anthony m. now presiding is in session. all persons having business before the courts, draw near and bring your attention. please, be seated. good evening. let the record show that the jurors have been handled and are seated. lord hamlet, you are present in the trial. will you stand so the jury can see where you are seated? thank you. you may be seated. [applause] -- [laughter] let me ask counsel to introduce themselves. counsel for the

we have seen is our office contract where the predictive dialers are calling so one day our colorado springs office might get a rash of irs related scams and nothing the next day and then it is on to atlanta or different area of the country where we have a consumer health helping. it's been a unique situation in terms of the spike of traffic and for networks the robo calls produce but it's also been fascinating to watch how some of this has evolved based on what we are hearing from consumers. another hat that i have is a great pleasure and opportunity to are currently is that of chairing the sec's consumer advisory commission and kevin and i currently cochair the robo calls working group on that advisory committee and over the past year and a month or so of our term we had three recommendations and they all had a number of different action items for the fcc to pursue and i'm very happy to say that the commission and commission staff have been working very closely with our membership to make a lot of those action items come to fruition and become a reality so that has been exciting, to. >> th

republican line, lewis, colorado springs. good morning. i do not care what this porn star said did or did not happen. it's another way to undermine our president. i don't know why you keep bringing this up. you guys seem like you are becoming one of the group, the cnn, msnbc groups trying to bring trump down. it is not going to bother me. it has happened over 10 years ago. clinton did this stuff in the white house. you guys do not want to talk about stuff like that. instead of quoting cnn, open up your paper, pedro. talk about the 2200 pages of the last omnibus bill. host: we did talk about that, lewis. when it comes to this topic, do , those thingsns should not be up for consideration or discussion? he was not in the white house. he was a businessman 11 years ago. i don't think you would like it if your wife was talking about you having an affair with some rn star 10 years ago. it is ridiculous. line,jimmy, independent and sylvania. inler: -- independent line pennsylvania. they alltormy daniels, knew he was married. i am upset with every

hundreds of high school students to believe they've been accepted to the university of colorado at colorado springshe school mistakenly sent out 11,000 emails that read, welcome to uccs mountain lion family, they all went, hey, morn 100 students had been denied acceptance so the college received that e-mail as well. kind of cruel computer glitch for those students in colorado. to politics thad cochran will step down and democrats hope to go change state from red to blue. kayleigh, great to see you. >> great to see you. ashley: we don't want a repeat in alabama, are you worried about mississippi? >> i'm note worried. we are going to have great candidates out of the state of mississippi, we trust voters to empower the right choice to lead our party in the state of mississippi when it comes to the senate races that will be down there, two very important senate races, we have to keep those seats read but, look, we are encouraged because mississippi is red, donald trump carried the state by 18 points and they haven't had a democrat since 1982, we are optimistic. ashley: talking which the midterms get un

lafferer 1: economist speaking in colorado springs. you can see it tonight at 9:30 p.m. eastern.ay night onto a day -- students were around for the united states senate east program. we met with them at the historic mayflower hotel where they share their thoughts about government and politics. >> i am real passionate about daca. it is unfair that women and men taken when they were children cannot find an issue -- it is a humans rights issue. to me isue important climate change. the notion we are the only country in the world that is not in the paris climate records is a travesty. every other country has recognized the detrimental impact of climate change and has taken a step to address it. >> we are the richest nation in the world, yet we have citizens who go bankrupt trying to cover basic health care costs, and i think that is an outrage and that we should be ashamed. announcer 2: sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-sn'

one day our colorado springs office might get a rash of irs-related scams and then nothing the next day and then it's off to atlanta or a different area of the country so it's been a unique situation in terms of the spike to traffic into our networks that robocalls produce but it's also been fascinating to sort of watch how some of this has evolved based on what we're hearing from consumers. another hat that i have the great pleasure and opportunity to wear currently is that of chairing the fcc's consumer advisory committee. and kevin and i actually currently co-chair the robocall working group on that advisory committee and over the past year and month or so of our term, we've passed, i think, three recommendations. all of those recommendations had a number of different action items for the fcc to pursue and i'm very happy to say that the commission and commission staff have been working very closely with our membership to make a lot of those action items come into fruition and become a reality. so that's been exciting too. >> thank you for being here this morning again. so let's go ah

tour kicking off february 21st in steamboat springs, colorado. nikki glaspie, everyone!h! [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. thanks. >> seth: sometimes, on a friday, i like to take a day off, go out with a friend and just get wasted in the afternoon. this week, my friend was kelly clarkson. and every drink you see us take in this video is real alcohol. it's time once again for "seth and kelly clarkson go day drinking." >> seth: with all of the crazy stuff going on in the world these days, sometimes you just need to take a break and drink during the afternoon. and today i'm going to do it with kelly clarkson. hi kelly. >> hello. hello. i'm ready. >> seth: alright. >> y'all ready? >> seth: we're going to start with a little bit of beer. cheers. >> this is dangerous. [ laughter ] >> seth: it's time for "day drinking with kelly clarkson." >> oh, my god. you're a champ. >> seth: all right. so we're going to make some drinks based on your esteemed career. >> ready. >> seth: we are going to do the simon cowell. >> of course. >> seth: well, here's the thing. we tried to think

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this is steamboat springs, colorado, the fishing still good in the middle of winter.snow, wind, high fire danger across parts of the plains and more snow across the sierras. this segment brought to you by quick books. more local news and weathe for switching to progressive? [ engine revving ] you cannot hear me at all, can you? >>> "good morning america" is brought to you by walgreens. trusted since 1901. >>> good morning south bay, let's get up and get going. >> this is abc 7 mornings. >> good morning i'm alex i see smith from abc 7 mornings and meteorologist mike nicco has a look at the forecast. mike, i'm seeing soggy traffic cameras. >> it is rainy everywhere. the live doppler seven maybe less up in napa valley. tey are getting 12 to 24 inches today. caution running or exercising. my accuweather seven-day forecast a spotty shower for st. patrick's day. >> the bay bridge toll plaza, a crash reported on westbound 80 passed, treasure island. the metering lights still on and a quick check at the drive times. overall not terrible. highway to the maze and 23 across the

hit 310 and 46 games last year in colorado after the rockies got him in a deal with texas mid season. >>> spring, old team yesterday the brewers 2-0. all the runs coming in on a 2 run jack by davis. homer. a's will face the cubs this afternoon. giants, a lot -- not a lot of pitching in their friday against the mariners. here in the second inning, giants hit home runs. giving up 5 runs in four innings of work. >>> well stronger protections for domestic workers, baby- sitters and caretakers. >> details of a new bill and state wide campaign to implement greater standards and compliance. >>> we'll have the latest on the deadly hostage situation here in yountville at the veterans administration, we'll have the update coming up. >>> it's all right if you like the fog and heading in from marin into the city. that is what is going to greet you on the golden gate bridge. going to break away shortly on a saturday. good to have you with us folks, near 7:30 i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm claudine wong. that picture always surprises me. sometimes when it's -- east bay it's crystal clear, then all of a sudden wh

colorado. pence homered, and than sandoval got hold of one. that's number two for the springr saying let the regular season begin. >>> a's have it going. joyce with this shot off shields. long day for shields was just getting started. joyce comes up with the bases loaded, and that's not coming back. that's a grand slam. as used 7 pitchers to combine with a 14-00 shut-out. >>> next at 11:00. >> with all due respect, i'd like him to stay in his lane. >> san francisco's fire chief responds to criticism over how the department responded to last night's large fire in north beach. >>> the 11 news on ktvu fox 2 starts now. >> criticism is coming from north beach supervisor erin.puss >> andre is live where the cleanup wrapped up earlier tonight. >> reporter: the calm after the fire storm sunday at this building at the corner of union and columbus in the north beach section of san francisco. companieswere hard at work. the aftermath attracting a lot of cure on the at the from people like -- curiosity from people like daniel. >>

colorado commissioned in connecticut. it will carry a crew of 138 when it deploys this spring. can get a monthly pass for most of train or bus services. now some lift passengers can get their rides in bulk, too. a new subscription service allows customers to pay an up front monthly fee for a set amount of rides with plans range from $199 for 30 rides to $399 for 60 rides. if you live in the city nothing is a good deal. that's how fox reports march 17, 2018. it's st. patrick's day. thanks for watching. "watters world" starts right now. [♪] jesse: welcome to "watters world." i'm jesse watters. is there a doctor in the house? hillary clinton has acted a little erratic in the past. >> why aren't i 50 points ahead you might ask. to represent inmates. excuse me. jesse: hillary has a history of illness, she fell and got a concussion before

colorado commissioned in connecticut. it will carry a crew of 138 when it deploys this spring.assengers can get their rides in bulk, too. a new subscription service allows customers to pay an up front monthly fee for a set amount of rides with plans range from $199 for 30 rides to $399 for 60 rides. if you live in the city nothing is a good deal. that's how fox reports march 17, 2018. it's st. patrick's day. thanks for watching. "watters world" starts right now. ... >>> attorney general jeff sessions announces andrew mccabe's firing. now fox confirms that andrew mccabe has personal notes on his meetings. >> mccabe was the number two, screwed up the flynn case, screwed up the fisa court case and the hillary case. >>> personal attorney hopes that rod rosenstein will end the information. president trump writing there was no collusion between russia and the trump campaign. #drain the swamp. we're ready for it to be over. >> could the media stop getting us riled up with

colorado over the weekend. the driver who shot the video was on interstate 25 on saturday just as the bright flash appeared in the sky before dawn. >>> new clues are emerging about a springragedy in mexico. an entire family from iowa died. on vacation while staying in a rental condo. as their relatives plan to return their bodies home this week, authorities are seeking more answers. marci gonzalez has more. >> reporter: investigators trying to identify what gas killed a family of four on vacation in mexico. looking in an oven. checking exhaust pipes. testing the air in this condo where kevin sharp, his wife amy, and their children, sterling and adrianna, were found dead friday. mexican officials ruling the cause of death asphyxiation by inhalation of toxic gases. >> the last few days has just been a nightmare. this is something we watch on tv. not thinking it would happen to our family. >> reporter: the family on vacation. renting through brbo. the company now saying they have removed the property from our site for future bookings while we wait for more details. devastated friends holding a candlelight vigil in the family's hometown in iowa, where kevin was a sales manag

colorado last year. he presumably jumped to the top with the oakland aces chart. the first inning, davis does a little bit of yard work with of first springurning heads this season. there you go with santana over there. raul gets the final out right there. the oakland ace wins it. >>> first home one in the season for the giants home basement. they ended 5-4 in the fifth. [ inaudible ] had 11 home runs in his best season and now he had two home runs today, just today. keep your eyes on the right field and they are tracking and tracking, the giants win the games with a couple long balls with a final score of 10-7.>>> the seahawks have severed ties with sherman after sherman says he wants to go to a contender. this comes after sherman severed his achilles less season. in a high profile release, the 49ers bid farewell to do morville, who was fairly productive last season but he is 34 years old and on the decline. the 49ers also picked up a 2019 option for linebacker. that will do it for sports for now. more to come in few minutes but back to you. >>> next at 11:00, there is a tragic piece of news that we were hoping we would not be giving to

colorado, into the plains. and look at this. damaging hail in alabama. as i mentioned, now the fourth nor'easter in just three weeks. and perfectly timed for the first day of spring. kind of torture. senior meteorologist rob marciano back with us again tonight, tracking it all. >> reporter: hey, david. we'll start with the southern part of this. you mentioned the pds watch. not uncommon to get large tornadoes this time of year. a tornado confirmed on the ground in southwest alabama. then, eventually to coastal carolinas and georgia and tomorrow, in through parts of florida. hopefully weakening by then. northern part of this system, winter storm watches all the way up through boston. completion for now, but it will spin that moisture into the cold air. heavy, wet snow. at this point, we're thinking five to ten inches of wet snow along the i-95 corridor, in some of the cities. some uncertainty in that, david, but we're confident it's going to be the fourth nor'easter. >> rob, thank you. >>> we're going to move on tonight, and to new undercover video here involving a company hired by the trump campaign, a company that allegedly got its hands on up to 50 million face

colorado, into the plains. and look at this. damaging him a hail pummelling harvest, alabama. and as i mentioned, now the fourth nor'easter in just three weeks. and perfectly timed for the first day of spring. kind of torture. senior meteorologist rob marciano back with us again tonight, tracking it all. hey, rob. >> reporter: hey, david. we'll start with the southern part of this. you mentioned the pds watch. that's the first one of the season in dixie alley. not uncommon to get large tornadoes this time of year. we have a tornado confirmed on the ground now, northwest alabama, be heading towards huntsville overnight. then atlanta. then, eventually to coastal carolinas and georgia and then tomorrow in through parts of florida. hopefully weakening by then. northern part of this system, we've got winter storm watches from the virginias through d.c., all the way up through boston. complex for now, but it will spin that moisture into the cold air. heavy, wet snow. the storm strengthening. at this point, we're thinking five to ten inches of wet snow along the i-95 corridor, in some of the cities. some uncertainty in that, david, but we're confident it's going to be the fourth nor'easter. >> al

colorado commissioned today in connecticut. secretary of the navy calling this nuclear submarine a marvel of technology and innovation. it will carry a crew of 138 when it deploys this springare watching "justice with judge jeanine." judge jeanine: breaking tonight, more reaction pouring into the firing of former deputy director of the fbi andrew mccabe. congressman darrell ica is with us. what's your take on the firing of andrew mccabe? >> it's about time. the irs targeting of conservatives, nobody was held accountable. every one got to retire or stay on the job. this is the first time the american people are seeing some responsibility for someone who misled, didn't do his job, then changed his story when the administrations changed. judge jeanine: flynn lies to the fbi he's a felon. martha stewart goes to jail. this guy doesn't get his pension, really? nothing has been done like this. i'm convinced strzok and page are next and the whole thing will come tumbling down. you were on oversight reform. we talked about the fact it's so difficult that right now they only have 3,000 of the 1.5 million document they subpoenaed. first of all they don't have them. and how do you pos

spring. 3-2. the seahawks quarterback russell wilson has been in the yankees camp all week. he was a two sport athlete in college originally drafted by the colorado rockies but today in tampa, he actually got to hit in the game against the braves. pinchhitting for erin judd. working a two-to count. striking out, his last day of camp is on sunday. we will have warriors highlights coming up at 10:00 and 11:00.>> he's probably comfortable. >>> coming up in the next half hour, a thief steals a bay area families dog. right out of the backyard. the dog is still on the loose. oakland's largest affordable housing developments. how many units are on the way. what kind of person would steal >>> i'm here with the radar update. we have some scattered downpours. one sitting over san leandro and hayward. going north with rain across the san mateo bridge. redwood city, half moon bay, receiving rain. we will talk about the weekend and beyond coming up in 10 minutes. >>> ask yourself this question, what kind of person would steal a dog from a families backyard? the search is on for this day area dog napper. they spoke to the family today. hoping that the surveill