7th of march when conner ma rs hall left night, the 7th of march when conner marshall left the familyovernight in the caravan park in porthcawl. he told his mother he would be back the following morning to celebrate her birthday with her but at 7:30am, it was not conner marshall at the door but the police to say that david braddon had beaten her son to death. the probation service element of this story is important in 2015, they were reformed to the private companies looked after the probation service. the company, caseworker looking after david braddon who was a serial offender on probation for drug offences and for beating a police officer. the coroner has ruled in this inquest that the caseworker, the probation worker, was overwhelmed by the work she had. she was new to her role in 2014 and the management and supervision that she received was woefully inadequate. reading a statement after this narrative conclusion was given today, conner marshall's mother blamed the privatisation of the probation service for her sons death. today is the culmination of almost five years of struggle

. >> reporter: conner shapiro is the president of health equity international, which oversees saint boniface. he first came here in 2003, and his wife is haitian. on the day the earthquake struck, he was at work. >> massive shaking. all the patients came running out of the hospital. all the staff, everyone was running into the yard. we didn't know what had happened. my wife was pregnant with our now 9-year-old, was in port-au-prince at the time, and i didn't know what was going on. >> reporter: i can only imagine what that was like. >> i was very fortunate that my wife and our daughter, they survived, and many people were not as fortunate. it was a horrible situation. >> reporter: instead of falling apart, boniface has only grown. they now get 500 patients a day and went from an annual operating budget of $250,000 when shapiro took over to $8 million today. people risk their lives to get here because they have no other choice. this is the entrance road to the hospital. it is full of ruts. it is mountainous, passable only by dirt bikes like this and four-by-four vehicles. these bikes effectiv

calls for a public inquiry into cuts to the probation service following the inquestinto the death of conner marshall, killed by an ex offender who was on probation. the coroner said that support for his killer's probation officer was "woefully inadequate". for £1 million pounds. is bbc newsjoining in the media feeding frenzy over the duke and? join us later. two of the candidates to succeed jeremy corbyn as leader of the labour party are launching their campaigns today. in a moment, we'll be going over live to manchester to hear rebecca long—bailey set out her pitch to the party's membership. she's expected to promise to end what she'll call the "gentlemen‘s club of politics", by devolving powers to the regions. earlier, it was emily thornberry‘s turn. she opened her campaign in her home town of guildford, in surrey, saying it was important to choose a leader who would take labour forward and bring back the voters the party had lost. political correspondent nick eardley is in westminster. he has been following the twists and turns of the labour leadership campaignfor turns of the labour lea

but they should have never er, been flying in that area and conner powell reporting. >>and coming up toght on kron 4 news 6 we'll take a look at cby's life and legacy anthe impact he made on the basketball world. >>today state lawmakers they showeoverwhelming support for a n law that will increase the punishment. 4 eadly hit and run crashes kron four's capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala now explains why and what's next for the bill. >>a b 5.82 will hopefully encoage drivers. stay at the scene of the crime facing its final te in the assembly monday lawmakers approved vote. the bill ost the to 3 maximum prison sentence for hit and run drivers from 4 years to 6 laakers say it brings the penalty mo in line with vehicular manslaughter and makes the punishment greater than that of a dui offense resulting in death it leavround you can avoid. >>some serious time this bill do some rio time the law ll inamed ter gavin glad ing a clovis educator kill by a hit and run driver in 2018 his wife susan cladding s been part of each step of the proposals process in sacramento, we fel

a lot of grieving tween now and the end live in los anges conner powell now back to you. >>and even though koby bryant of course was an opont for most bay area basketball fans with his star power and his a lot of local admire he had certainly i do respecwhat he could do on the cot today kron four's haaziq madyun talk to so passionate koby brnt fans in thecity. it was a bit of a challenge by the l angeles lakers fans here and warriors territory in san francisc. it makes sense. according to this call bieber says the mta website. brnt has an overall 5116 record versus the dobbs be that as it may huge golden state warriors fan and owner f mobiles american bar and ill scott morton has enormous respt for kobe bryant you're a fan of basketball yet. we have to respect meone like be bryant, you know one of the greast of all time 5 time of repeat from 2000 to 02, you know was on some incredible teams to says some incredible stuff with the. >>i-limb pixley it was on the olympia2time gold medali think with that with the mes basketball team an you know they kept lking about it last ni

conner defeated, and to this end, we endured postponement after postponement. having aided in this community need, we felt that our direct action program could be delayed no longer. i yield the floor for the senator from california., senator harris. >> thank you to the great senator from tennessee. and dr. king continues you may well ask why direct action? why sit-ins, marches, and so forth? isn't negotiation a better path? you are quite right in calling for negotiation. indeed, this is the very purpose of direct action. nonviolent direct action seeks to create such a crisis and foster such a tension that a community which has constantly refused to negotiate is forced to confront the issue. it seeks so to dramatize the issue that it can no longer be ignored. my citing the creation of tension as part of the work of the nonviolent resister may sound rather shocking, but i must confess that i am not afraid of the word tension. i have earnestly opposed violent tension, but there is a type of constructive, nonviolent tension which is necessary for growth. just as so

conner, they are both segregationists, dedicated to the maintenance of the status quo. i have hope that mr. boutwell will be reasonable enough to see the futility of massive resistance to desegregation, but he will not see this without pressure from devotees of civil rights. my friends, i must say to you that we have not made a single gain in civil rights without determined, legal and nonviolent pressure. lamentably, it is a historical fact that privileged groups seldom give up their privileges voluntarily. individuals may see the moral light and voluntarily give up their unjust posture, but as reinhold niebuhr has reminded us, groups tend to be more immoral than individuals. we know from painful experience that freedom is never voluntarily given by the oppressor. it must be demanded by the oppressed. frankly, i have yet to engage in a direct action campaign that was, quote, unquote, well timed in the view of those who have not suffered unduly from the disease of segregation. for years now, i've heard the word wait. it rings in the ear of every negro with piercing famil

>> reporter: an hour north, julie taylor mills has conner haved her property into a mini animal sanctuary. the rescue group wires receives up to a thousand help requests a day, treating severely burned brush tail possums, kangaroos with burned feet, koalas in need of care, and fine foxes pushed out of their habitat. what do we have here? >> this is a redneck wallaby. >> reporter: mills is carrying for two wallabies and a pair of joeys just arrived today. what would you want americans to know about what's going on over here? >> this is climate change, and it has just hit us like a freight train. the drought is underpinned by the fundamentally changing climate. >> reporter: the volunteers say it doesn't matter to them how the fires started, whether it was a lightning strike or arson. they've been calling for a climate change action plan for years amid the country's three-year drought. >>> the u.s. army insists it has no idea who has been sending out text messages, telling people they've been drafted and to immediately report for duty. the messages say the recipients will be headed to iran a

>> thank you, conner thank you for taking one for the team >>> over to dave price and another checkalking about rain to the south of the front line and icing and snow to the north. cold temperatures in the northeast, and as we look at the mountains of the west, we see snow moving on in. and another storm system, that will begin to roll into the northwest as we head into the weekend. now, blowing snow continues. watch for limited visibility, blizzard conditions, in parts of the northern plains. cold and windy weather in the northeast. sunshine in the west and nice conditions as you head to south florida a round of rain for texas. how much snow did we wind up with not a huge snowmaker half a foot in some locations. but keep in mind, blizzard conditions it's snow and wind and intensity. that's going to be the big problem. as we head to sections of southwestern minnesota, into iowa, back into nebraska and the dakotas, as well we'll keep an eye on that. that's a quick look at our national >>> good friday morning. i am meteorologist kari hall, a beautiful view of the golden gate bridge wi

>>i'm conner powell or party. >>and it's probably been a no greater impact anywhere than in los angeles of course at the house that co be built. johnson oil from our sister station ktla has more. >>la lakers fans gathering at the scene of the crash to remember kobe bryant and his 13 year-old daughter gianna was bigger than life. he helped a lot of children all over the world but destroys me is that he his first baby girl with the now she's thousands more converging outside the staples center where bryant spent his entire pro career. >>winning 5 nba championships, you know we're all feeling the same emotions right now i know for him to die, it's truly like a family member passing away nba superstar michael jordan releasing a statement reading in part. i am in shock over the tragic news of coby injury on his passing words can't describe the pain, i'm feeling i loved koby he was like a little brother to me the man, he means aot to me >>if you know he was such a great opponent heartache across the nba. i think people

>>i'm conner powell reporting. this is from around the world her big name basketball from stars colby's formeteammate shaquille o'neal. >>sting this on twitter quote there's no words to express the pain, i'm going through with this tragedy of losing my these gigi and my brother kobi i love you and you will be misd we've also heard from warriors star sth curry postg something on instagram here with a picture ofim and colby hugging a lot of questions right now curry says our faith is being tested. but all i can say is thank you may you andjohn t rest easy. and as fans gathered at the staples center in l a the ammy awards were going on inside. the host alicia keys startedout the night with a tribute to company. >>here we are. together. on music's biggest night. celebrating ourdoes that do it best. but to be honest with you. felon crazy said ms. right now. becae earlier today. los angeles america. >>and the whole wide world. lost a ro. and we're literally standing here heartbrok the house. that bybryant built. >>after

>>i'm conner powell reporting. >>colby's death say is having a big impact on fans around the world we've got john phony on now from our sister station city of los angeles is the remembering kobe bryant. >>la lakers fans gathering at the scene of e crash to remember kobe bryant and his 13 year-old daughter gianna guy was bigger than life. >>he helped a lot of children all over the world but destroys me is that he his first baby girl within now she's thousands more converging outside the staples center where bryant spent his entire pro career. >>winning 5 nba championships, you know we're all feeling the same emotions right now i know for him to die, it's truly like a family member passing away nba superstar michael jordan releasing a statement reading in part. i am in shock over the tragic news of coby injury on his passing words can't describe the pain, i'm feeling i loved koby he was like a little brother to me even the means a lot to me >>if you know he as such a great opponent heartache across the nba. i think p

and his death feellike losing a family member conner powell has more. >>everybody of the greatest sketball players ever to take the court is gone. >>it's very diicult for me to put in words how i feel about the loss. of kobe bryant. >>kobe bryant who spent his entire 20 year professional career. he los angeles lakers died in a helicopter crash sunday is a 2 day for the nba. >>bryant and his 13 year-old daughter gianna were traveling by helicopter to the mamba sports academy in 1000 oaks for a baskball game. their helicopter crash roughly 30 miles outside of downtown los angeles. >>our firefighters on scene indicated that there was a debris field, the steep terrain with a quarter re brush fire thwas according to time in additioto the bryants there were 7 other people onoard. >>there were no survivors this tumn like to use ago so say you more crazy. >>than notice these us. >>we have to as impact onthe game. players and coaches everybody individually is going to be missed. >>we're placed bryant who scored more than 33,000 points in his career s 41 years ol

but before they did show to christmas were stripped from that bill before it went to a vote row conner's amendment to block funding for a war with a rod barring congressional approval and barbara lee's amendment to repeal 2000 ones authorization for the use. military force the you in math and what about these economic sanctions we have on iran that by definition kill the poor the old the young to the dems vote against those well and 2017 senator bernie sanders was the only lawmaker in both the house and the senate who caucuses with the democrats to vote against a bill that bundled together sanctions on iran russia and north korea senator bernie sanders. that attention seeking to hold for every time our congress has a loving moment where they all agree let's kill some children bernie sanders has to take his crazy head up and go look at me i don't want to kill children are going to go maybe yeah. for once bernie you just realize this isn't about you ok this is about us all coming together to say we are morally bankrupt. now let's move on to the media if they played any role in this cluster

just ouide of the staples center in los angeles where fans continue to stop in pay their respects conner powell was there and has the latest. >>all day long here at the staples center fans have been coming here to mourn the loss of kobe brya while investigators are still trying to determine what the cause of sunday's crash was. >>the last radar contact was around 09:45am. and is consistent with the accident location more questions than answers as theworld waits to know what caused the tragic helicopter accident that killed nba superstar kobe bryant. his 13 year-old daughter gianna and 7 others now federal investigators are seeking help from the public. we're looking for. photos of the weather in the area of the crash investigators say weather is just one factor they're looking at and we look at man machine and the enviroent, the area around the crash site is now on lockdown in an effort to keep curious peoplin paparazzi away. no one is allowed within 5 miles of the site or allowed to fly any lower than 5,000 feet above as investigators comb through the wreckage millions of people around

. >> reporter: conner shapiro is the president of health equity international, which oversees saint boniface came here in 2003, and his wife is haitian.

was unlawfully killed, and support for his probation officer was woefully inadequate. 18—year—old connerrthcawl, near port talbot, in march 2015. his killer, 26—year—old david braddon, was on probation for drugs offences and assaulting a police officer at the time. 0ne one in seven people in britain are said to be neuro diverse, a term describing those with dyslexia, adhd, or on the autism spectrum. more and more employers are trying to attract people who are neuro diverse. in fact, the intelligence agency, gchq, has been doing so for more than 20 years. now a major record label has produced a guide book aimed at making the working environment more inclusive. so, this can be used to describe most neurodiversities. i typically use it to do either dyspraxia or autism. put these goggles on and what they will do is turn your wold upside down. can you see? yes. now, try and shake my hand. pleasure to meet you. a small gesture that happens all the time in a workplace. but what if you are neurodiverse? neurodiverse people, those with adhd, dyspraxia, dyslexia and the autism spectrum, can someti

. >> reporter: an hour north, julie taylor mills has conner haved her property into a mini animal sanctuarynd help requests a day, treating severely burned brush tail possums, kangaroos with burned feet, koalas in need of care, and fine foxes pushed out of their habitat. what do we have here? >> this is a redneck wallaby. >> reporter: mills is carrying for two wallabies and a pair of joeys just arrived today. what would you want americans to know about what's going on over here? >> this is climate change, and it has just hit us like a freight train. the drought is underpinned by the fundamentally changing climate. >> reporter: the volunteers say it doesn't matter to them how the fires started, whether it was a lightning strike or arson. they've been calling for a climate change action plan for years amid the country's three-year drought. >>> the u.s. army insists it has no idea who has been sending out text messages, telling people they've been drafted and to

the conners, and stay with us for abc7 news at 11:00. >>> now back to super bowl. larry?rter: liz, dan, i'll tell you what. there is so much food at this nfl party tonight. i'm going to show you, well, a bunch of people in the way naturally. but over there is the largest vat of paella that has ever been produced. if you're wondering what's inside, take a look at this. you've got pork, ham, chicken, chori chorizo, it is delicious. what is on the menu for super bowl sunday when the 49ers meet the chiefs? abc7 south bay community jumpist justin dorsey went to find out. as people eagerly await super bowl sunday, they're also getting their party food in order. that includes at the biggest party of them all, hard rock stadium. >> you will smell miami as soon as you walk in. you will feel miami. when you come to miami without the super bowl, that is the feeling. the feeling is that we are absolutely -- >> reporter: these will be the stadium snacks no one has ever seen. imported french maccarons. >> you have to try the signature cubana sausage especially made just for the stadium

. >>> tonight, the conners, bless this mess, emergence and abc7 news. >>> a new chapter is underway fory and meghan markle. the couple is moving on from royal life and they've been reunited in their new life in canada. >> today, prince harry, meghan their son archie back together. the family reunited in canada of one step closer to making north america a more permanent home. the couple still considered the duke and duchess of sussex but stepping away from their royal duties in the spring. harry explaining on instagram, he made the choice for his family but he did it with great sadness. >> the decision that i have made for my wife and i to step back is not one i made lightly. there were so many talks and challenges. i know i haven't always got it right but as far as this goes, there was no other option. >> the roy shift after meghan said she struggled with adjusting to her new life. >> i never thought this would be easy. but i thought it would be fair. and that is part that's really hard to reconcile. >> the family ready to step away. >> by stepping back and having more of a quiet family

at 8:00 "the conners" and this mess." we will be back with you for abc 7 news at 11:00. >> stick around after that because jimmy kimmel live comes on. >> excited by jerry rice. can i switch spots? >> he will be in miami. >> he will be there, joe. anybody who is everybody will be there. it will be fun to cover that. >> for the entire abc 7 news team, we hope you have a great evening. >> it's wet out there. be safe. see you at 11:00. ♪ this is "jeopardy!" today's contestants are-- a high school english teacher from los angeles, california... a data analyst from arlington, virginia... and our returning champion, a bartender from old orchard beach, maine... ...whose 2 day cash winnings total $39,202. and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"-- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. [ cheers and applause ] thank you, ladies and gentlemen. good audience here today. steve and samantha, welcome aboard. good luck to you and you also, dennis. let's go to work right now in the jeopardy! round. one daily double will appear in one of these cat

. >> reporter: conner shapiro is the president of health equity international, which oversees st.oniface. people risk their lives to get here because they have no other choice. for more than two million people on the southern peninsula, this is the only place to get an emergency c-section. the only place with a neonatal intensive care unit. >> we have 35 babies here. over 95% of these babies were born here at this hospital in the maternity center. >> reporter: if this unit weren't here, what would happen to these kids? >> it's very difficult to talk about, but if this unit wasn't here, these babies would all die. really, it's about investing in the haitian people, in the physicians, the health practitioner, the nurse, lab teches who are here already. and we need to invest in them to provide that care. there are lots of excuses for why things can go wrong in haiti. we just don't accept any of them, because we know that this is the right thing to do. >> reporter: in fond du blanc, haiti, jeff glor, cbs news. >>> straight ahead -- >> why suicide is proving more deadly to firefighters

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prepare yourself for the conner's live episode during the new hampshire primaries.hing the primary for a school report. meanwhile, adults air political differences and try to garner support for their candidate. the primary is tuesday, februar. futures this morning, the dow, nasdaq and s&p 500 all firmly in the green, could see new highs at the open, dow up 85. markets continue to march higher despite geopolitical tension and two trade deals are on the horizon. should americans be celebrating? scammers taking advantage of recent global fears, the text t message that's causing the u.s. army to h respond. keep it here on "fbn: a.m.." ♪ what do you mean. ♪ when you nod your head, but you -- ...so we can spend a bit now, knowing we're prepared for the future. surprise! we renovated the guest room, so you can live with us. oooh, well... i'm good at my condo. oh. i love her condo. nana throws the best parties. well planned, well invested, well protected. voya. be confident to and through retirement. ♪ yes i'm stuck in the middle with you, ♪ no one likes to feel stuck, boxe

ryan was loved by so many l as many await the deils of the investigation of the crash th killed him conner powell is covering the story he joins us live wih the very latest connor. >>all day long here at the staples center fans have been coming here to mourn the loss of kobe bryt while investigators are still trying

. >> college took bryant to chicago where she met fellow comedian and future husband conner o'malley.eeding ground for some of "saturday night live's" biggest alum. >> aidy bryant! >> between the laughs, though, bryant was fighting a private battle with a life-long insecurity, rooted in society's harsh standards for beauty. >> i was sort of taking everyone's word that there's one way to be beautiful. there's one way to be valuable. there's one way to be an actress. pretty quickly i was like, oh, this is all made up by someone who i very likely don't respect. >> how do you stop caring about that stuff because it is in your face all the time on tv and everywhere else? >> it's not like i flipped a switch and i'm a perfect, bing. it is something that's ongoing forever. but i think, for me, what i often can do is just think about, like, why do i find myself valuable? and it's not the width of my thigh. >> that epiphany inspired bryant to take on the hulu series "shrill" on the show based on lindy west's best-selling memoir, bryant plays a version of the woman she used to be. >> wow. your w

>> more or less, yeah. [ laughter ] conner o'malley, who's writing on this show we co-wrote "cruel poetry recently and gene read it, and it was so funny that we had to ask him to do it. i mean, gene loves being a cameraman. [ light laughter ] i'm worried that he might be in debt to somebody very badly though [ laughter ] >> seth: because he's doing your show, you're worried he's in debt >> no, because he's also the cameraman still. and we wanted into the eighth floor, not kidding, we walked to snl's studio he was sitting at the reception desk [ laughter ] and i'm wondering -- [ laughter ] he's had to take on yet another job. >> seth: multiple jobs, yeah [ laughter ] so you're basically saying that on "joe pera talks with you," he's making the kind of money where you assumed he would just retire from his other work >> i don't want to -- he's a cameraman on your crew first i would never -- [ laughter ] >> seth: thank you >> but at the same time, yeah. no, i guess three jobs that's a lot [ laughter ] i mean, we both -- maybe we should just both acknowledge that we do pay him enough. [ laught

killein that helicopter crash and now the world waits for answers from federal investigators with conner powell in la now with the very latest. >>all day long here at the staples center fans have been coming here to mourn the loss of kobe bryant while investigators are still trying to determine what the cause of sunday's crash was. >>the last radar contact was around 09:45am. and is consistent with the accident location more questions than answers as the world waits to know what caused the tragic helicopter accident that killed nba superstar kobe bryant. his 13 year-old daughter gianna and 7 others now federal investigars are seeking help from the public. we're looking for. photos of the weather in the area of the crash investigators say weather is just one factor they're looking at and we look at man machine and the environment, the area around the crash site is now on lockdown in an effort to keep curious people in paparazzi away. noone is allowed within 5 miles of the site or allowed to fly any lower than 5,000 feet above as investigators comb through the wreckage millions of people a

ryan was loved by so many l as many await the deils of the investigation of the crash th killed him conner powell is covering the story he joins us live wih the very latest connor. >>all day long here at the staples center fans have been coming here to mourn the loss of kobe bryt while investigators are still trying to dermine what caused sunday's deadly crash. >>last radar contact was around09:45am. and is consistent with the accident location me questions than answers as the world waits to know what caused the tric helicopter accident that killed nba superstar kobe bryant. his 1year-old daughter gianna and 7 others now federal investators are seeking hp from the public. we're lookinfor. photos of crash investitors say a of the weather is just one factor they're looking at and we look at man machine and the environment, the areaaround the crash site is now on lockdown in an effort to keep curious people and paparazzi away. no one is allowed within 5 miles of the site or allowed to fly any lower than 5,000 et above as investigators comb through the wreckage millons of people around the wor

i will discuss "the conners" right here on abc, that's a good one.finished top of the billboard year-end hot 100 list, take it away. ♪ i would go to the end of the road ♪ ♪ end of the road still i can't let go ♪ ♪ it's unnatural you belong to me i belong to you ♪ oh! hey, whoa! >> kenneth, be careful! >> the cake's okay, everybody, it's all right! "world news now" is 28. and we've got cake, everyone! >> yeah, happy birthday! >> happy birthday to you. >> we get to eat this? >> we do get to eat it, unless i drop it. it's been great here. i wouldn't dare speak for janai norman, who is not here. i will say she's also excited that she kind of shares a close birthday. >> yeah. >> the s have a great monday. >>> breaking news in america this morning. iran vowing overnight to get revenge for the u.s. killing a top iranian general. this morning, president trump's new threat on how the u.s. may respond if iran retaliates. is he contradicting his own secretary of state? plus, the new security now in place here at home, and the growing fallout as lawmakers in ira

we are truly grateful for director conners leadership and his presence here today. i give youth director of the office of space commerce for the years department of commerce kevin o'connell. [applause] >> thank you, carolyn k, very much for the very nice welcome him and a short welcome which is always important. also thanks to the chamber for making this space summit an annual event. i'm delighted to be here with you today and as i i begin lete pass on warmest greetings from my boss secretary wilbur ross who is unable to join us to be. the secretary remains our top enthusiast at the department on space and space commerce issues. the secretary did ask me to mention of course that launching the space economy is one of the highest priorities of the department of commerce and as has been mentioned already, the top priority of the administration. the space economy continues to grow. in july the space foundation reported that the global space economy grew to $415 billion, exceeding $400, exceeding $400 billion for the very first time. our major financial institutions proj

also 60 in conner cord. a little bit warmer in the south bay reaching up to 64 in san jose. and we'll see some off-and-on rain chances especially on saturday night into sunday morning. and our temperatures stay mild into the start of next week. >> and that's your latest weather. craig? >> mr. roker, thank you. >>> just ahead, face-to-face a former soprano star takes the stand against harvey weinstein and shares her emotional story. >> and are you like us getting kind of weird text messages about package deliveries and phone calls claiming to be from the irs? millions of people are this morning, we have a warning about the scams behind them. but first, this is "today" on california phones offers free specialized phones... like cordless phones, - (phone ringing) - big button, and volume-enhanced phones. get details on this state program. call or visit beyond the routine checkups. beyond the not-so-routine cases. comcast business is helping doctors provide care in whole new ways. all working with a new generation of technologies powered by our gig-speed network. because beyond

conner, in addition to the economic impacts and economic issues, health and justice system costs are two issue of significant concern for local leaders. how can addressing issues in the health and justice system strengthen appalachian communities and help them address the root causes of substance abuse? >> what's amazing is more and more we're hearing that linkage between criminal justice and health. we started earlier hearing about that with healthmental health. somebody has heard somebody say our jails have become our largest health facilities by default. this doesn't come from an appalachian county, but there's a story about how a couple years ago in the middle of the afternoon on a workday at the international airport a man in his 40s walks in stark naked. what do you do? somebody calls the cops. they arrest the guy. figure out something to charge him with. he goes to the county jail. they're holding him there. he had no alcohol in his system, no drugs in his system. typically you don't think a 40-year-old man is going to walk into an airport stark naked unless he's high or on so

. >> and also congressman conners' resolution that says we will not appropriate any funding for a wargainst iran unless you come to congress, and we debate the cost and consequences of that. >> you're back at home, the women's march yesterday, and martin luther king jr. day tomorrow, and tell me your plans for tomorrow, and there's a message. you talk a lot about his inspiration of the work, and dr. king, his memory, and his dream is alive and well, and we have to take the time to move it forward. i'm reminding my constituents tomorrow of the speech he gave, talking about the three evils. militarism, poverty, and racism. we are in 2020 dealing with white supremacy, and the highest rates in childhood poverty, and all the issues around militarism, going to wash war without going to congress. it wasn't just i have a dream. it was taking on the core issue in the country, and really making sure that the constitutional instruction of war, racism, and poverty are addressed at the core level. >> have you decided, kamala harris has dropped out of the race for president, to endorse anyone else

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overnight ufc fighter conner mcgregor president trump. calling him quote a phenomenal president.of many amazing giants that came before him. he returned to fighting this past weekend. winning his match in about 40 seconds. the president attended a ufc event in september. back to you. steve: a lot going on. pete: he won that match decisively. steve: that's a nice way to put it. janice dean is amazing to watch when she is out on the fox square with folks who gather about her on cold days. janice: what's your name. >> sally. >> benjamin. >> new york. >> yes, ma'am. >> memphis, tennessee. >> are you having fun what's your fame. >> tommy pierce. >> my wife's 40th birthday catherine. >> she is in the hotel keeping warm. national hug day so stand by. we will do that in just a moment. take a look at the maps. i have warned you the hugging is coming because it is cold outside for national hug day. temperatures feeling like the single digits and teens across the northern plains here in the northeast. we are watching this next storm system move into the west coast. heavy rain along the coas

you -- but in real life, what was it like when you introduced conner to your family?-- it was bad. [ laughter ] only in that at the time, conner had this car which for me was very fancy >> seth: this is chicago, yes. >> in chicago, yeah. and this car, i think it cost under $300 >> seth: right hard to get a car for under $300 >> that's what you think [ laughter ] and so my mom came to town and we were going to dinner. and i was like, "actually, my boyfriend's going to pick us up." and the car didn't have a muffler, which means that it sounds like a rocket ship going to the moon. just a full, like -- [ imitates grinding sound the whole way there. and then the car also didn't run when it rained >> seth: okay. >> so, you know. classic car stuff. >> seth: this one's not a rainer >> yeah. >> seth: "i'm going to get you in this car for $299 but you don't want to take it out when it's wet. >> also, it's like, probably shouldn't be riding in the vehicle that can't be a little wet. >> but basically then after dinner it started to rain. but we were already in the car and so we w