. >> at a news conference, kenner police chief keith conley says manzano's cell phone was also missing and his credit cards had been used in several stores in the new orleans area. these are the last images of manzano alive. surveillance photographs obtained exclusively by the daily mail show manzano walking to his hotel. police say the woman in front of him is nannette colbert. police released this separate hotel surveillance image from a hallway camera to true crime news. it shows the pair a couple of minutes later getting off the elevator. police say they headed toward manzano's room. >> a short time later, the female left and came back. and then by 6 a.m, she left and never returned. >> chief conley says colbert is known to investigators in the new orleans area and has a sordid criminal history for fraud, leading some local officials to dub her the bourbon street hustler. >> miss colbert has quite a record and a rap sheet for confidence games, access device fraud and robbery schemes. so the investigation led to a search warrant and an arrest warrant, one being issued for the person

conley says he's a fire engine boss and a member of a hotshot crew.s he suffers from depression in the off season for fires, as many wildland firefighters do, who see many grotesque and horrible things on the job. in this high paced profession. >> a few years ago, i almost killed myself and i was super lonely. we go 0 to 100 all of a sudden in april or may. we fight fires from april or may all the way to november, and we go through these mental health issues because we live with this giant purpose. and then all of a sudden we're shut down. >> instead of taking his own life, he says he decided to ride his bike from san francisco to saint augustine, florida, 3500 miles in honor of fallen or mentally disabled firemen and women. he says that led to helping other firefighters and a book to help others as well. this ride from astoria, oregon to san francisco will raise money for the wildland firefighters foundation, which helps families of severely injured, ill or deceased firefighters. >> what i'm doing is i'm trying to live my life with a greater purpose.

conley says he's a fire engine boss and a member of a hotshot crew.so says he suffers from depression in the off season for fires, as many wildland firefighters do who see many grotesque and horrible things on the job. in this high paced profession. >> a few years ago, i almost killed myself and i was super lonely. we go 0 to 100 all of a sudden in april or may. we fight fires from april to may all the way to november. and we go through these mental health issues because we live with this giant purpose. and then all of a sudden we're shut down. >> instead of taking his own life, he says he decided to ride his bike from san francisco to saint augustine, florida, 3500 miles in honor of fallen or mentally disabled firemen and women. he says that led to helping other firefighters and a book to help others as well. this ride from astoria, oregon to san francisco will raise money for the wildland firefighters foundation, which helps families of severely injured, ill or deceased firefighters. >> what i'm doing is i'm trying to live my life with a greater pur

conley says he's a fire engine boss and a member of a hotshot crew.uffers from depression in the off season for fires, as many wildland firefighters do, who see many grotesque and horrible things on the job. in this high paced profession. >> a few years ago, i almost killed myself and i was super lonely. we go 0 to 100 all of a sudden in april or may. we fight fires from april or may all the way to november, and we go through these mental health issues because we live with this giant purpose. and then all of a sudden we're shut down. >> instead of taking his own life, he says he decided to ride his bike from san francisco to saint augustine, florida, 3500 miles in honor of fallen or mentally disabled firemen and women. he says that led to helping other firefighters and a book to help others as well. this ride from astoria, oregon to san francisco will raise money for the wildland firefighters foundation, which helps families of severely injured, ill or deceased firefighters. >> what i'm doing is i'm trying to live my life with a greater purpose. so i'

david conley has been entertaining people in bars and restaurants in the monterey area for the past 20ears. he was once fired by film legend clint eastwood, who, of course, owns a restaurant in carmel. conley said clint wanted a more jazzy sound instead of the rock songs he'd learned while he was playing with bands in the 70s. >> and back then, you had to be in a band because the technology wasn't to the point where it is now, where i could play by myself and sound like a band. so i kind of preferred the way it is now, but i learned a lot from the old days for sure, including i'm playing the same songs i was playing in 1975. >> david conley is still playing five nights a week at the famous sardine factory near cannery row in monterey. well, sort of staying in that area. unfortunately not. good news here. as one popular restaurant on the monterey peninsula says it has to close. >> pam cook joins us now with more on that and a look at stocks to watch in today's dollars and cents. good morning to you pam. >> yes. good morning. keeping an eye on a few stocks mcdonald's reports sales are do

partner at the williams and conley, a she did pro bono work to help asylum seekers and refugee. including she worked for something called the center for gender and refugee studies entering the u.s. through ports of entry. now, only dick durbin by the way showed up at her confirmation hearing and, of course, both of their top priority is not the well-being of american citizens, but the fast tracking of fraudulent asylum seekers altuve any idea those coming to our border seeking refugee asylum status and go into the process are actually approved to stay in the united states. >> a vast majority of the individuals who passed the interview go on to become asylees. they ultimately get asylum through the court process. >> laura: oh goody they all get asylum. now, every profile of ms. reyes points out she is the first hispanic woman and openly lgbtq person to serve as a district court judge in washington, d.c. now, could the doj have argued for her recusal in this case given background and anti-trump bias, probably. it doesn't really matter much because, in the end, the supreme court is

. >> jerry conley another democrats would call for the committee and republicans to subpoena elon musk what you make of that i'm reminded of ten commandments when they come out of the sacred cow in this pale neck and despair because was happening the democratic sacred cow of government wasteful spending is getting broken apart and is people like elon musk and russell vought you are doing the dirty work that has to have happened over the last 25 years the 21st century in u.s. policy has been wasteful spending through agencies like usaid. i'm happy and i'm glad i'm glad the democrats are upset because we pull back this issue to 4000d trump promised you had a choice between the word salad being spoonfed the same policy over the last 20 years or someone who will bring the hammer. elon musk was a part of the hammer donald trump was making good on his promises in the proverbial scrambled egg is breaking eggs right now. cheryl: this is all agencies this is everywhere in transportation secretary sean duffy also was defended elon musk and doge, former secretary of state have the required slam t

congressman gerry conley out of virginia said they are going to stumble over there going to screw upgoing to pounce when they do in their haste to remake the federal government they are going to make big, big mistakes josh they're pointing to some of that happening this week at least the back check on that. >> yes it can be popular when you're cutting essential services medicaid payments potentially back and lose you support it's often very important to not spend your capitol too fast. as trump has been talking about is quite popular but we generate the backlash give democrat some thing to run on. one thing the pole that was so notable the image of the democratic party is the lowest in the polls history. i'm not sure if it's automatically going to be a backlash against trump or democrats have to have a positive message they have to run away from some of this identity areas him that you saw in that form projects or republicans are at a high and the pole based on where they have been too. so, as for the memo the "new york times" says it president trump is angered by the media coverage

kevin conley junior set out for an almost 1000 mile journey from astoria, oregon, to san francisco. bike ride was in honor of fallen firefighters and those dealing with serious mental health issues. he knows from his own experience that fighting fires can be an incredibly stressful job. >> a few years ago, i almost killed myself and i was super lonely. we go 0 to 100 all of a sudden in april or may. we fight fires from april to may all the way to november, and we go through these mental health issues because we live with this giant purpose. and then all of a sudden we're shut down. >> a recent study found some 30 wildland firefighters in the united states die by suicide every year. suicide is preventable. if you or someone you know is struggling with thoughts of suicide, you are not alone. help is available 24 hours a day. >> just call. >> 988. >> time is now 726. some members of the bay area afghan community say they're worrying about changes the trump administration is making. we'll tell you how one local member of congress says he's trying to protect them. plus. >> that's our goa

i now yield to ranking member conley for his opening statements. >> thank you, mr. chairman. our government was design bad be by, of and for the american people. more than one in three federal workers is -- providing care that order veterans and v.a. hospitals, clinics and nursing homes. one in three federal workers is a veteran. and more than 8 a% live outside of the d.c. metropolitan area across every state and serving every community in america. one in three americans. and half of all american children are enrolled in a government program. our government provides the support these americans are counting on. including social security, medicare, medicaid, snap, head start, the national school lunch program. we depend on our government to safeguard our food supply and ensure lifesaving medication is safe to consume. we depend on our government to provide alerts about extreme weather through the national weather service which you know all too well from the tornado that devastated your community, mr. chairman and provide disaster relief to communities where it's needed such as

i now yield to ranking member conley for his opening statements. >> thank you, mr. chairman. our government was design bad be by, of and for the american people. more than one in three federal workers is -- providing care that order veterans and v.a. hospitals, clinics and nursing homes. one in three federal workers is a veteran. and more than 8 a% live outside of the d.c. metropolitan area across every state and serving every community in america. one in three americans. and half of all american children are enrolled in a government program. our government provides the support these americans are counting on. including social security, medicare, medicaid, snap, head start, the national school lunch program. we depend on our government to safeguard our food supply and ensure lifesaving medication is safe to consume. we depend on our government to provide alerts about extreme weather through the national weather service which you know all too well from the tornado that devastated your community, mr. chairman and provide disaster relief to communities where it's needed such as