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this guy found $43,000 in a couch. who owned this couch? ( laughter ) bill gates?e heard of losing coins in a couch, but who is, like, oh, where did i put my $50,000? but this guy is one of the nicest human beings ever. he returned $43,000. i'm not going to lie. that's way nicer than i can ever be. i don't play those games, man. finders keepers. i won't even return a rental car. i'm, like, yo, it's mine. sir, you didn't return the car. i don't know what the you're talking about? but how do i connect bluetooth if hypothetically i drive it again? just saying. ( laughter ) but if i buy the couch, you get to keep what's coming with it. you're buying a lifetime of someone else's farts. if you're willing to stick your hand in the couch, you deserve whatever you find. finally, in environmental news, because of climate change, it may soon be impossible to grow coffee beans in most of the world. but now scientists have decided they're going to do something about that. >> inside a laboratory, scientists are concocting something they call molecular coffee, a cup of caffeine w

what would you do if you found one in your couch? >> one man found an eight foot boa constrictor under cushion it is couch. the kansas man is baffled. he said he was getting ready for work and could not find his keys. he checked the couch. he pulled back the cushion to find a big snake. he called 911. police and fire arrived to remove an eight foot snake from the home. >> i took my gloves off and you could handle him easily. he was very gentle and docile. >> it is not clear where the snake came from or how long it was in that man's couch. it will probably be adopted by a local program teaching kids about reptiles. >>> it is 5:55. streaming, moving day is underway at a homeless cam. the new deadline for campers. ergo growing up in a family that struggled economically powerfully influenced my values. bernie sanders he's fighting to raise wages. and guarantee health care for all. now, our country is at a turning point. hard working people, betrayed by trump, struggling to survive. in this moment, we need a fighter. bernie sanders. we kn

some are renting couches for $46 a month. come on, millennials. just buy the couch.love seat. >> but then you got to haul it to the next place. it's too much. >> it's okay. it's okay. you won't regret it. i promise. you got to, like, really sink into your couch there. you got to work it in. >>> next, a siberian husky in new jersey is finally getting a forever home. >> breeders sent jubilee to a shelter saying she has, quote, weird eyes. she always looks like she's surprised. >> the owner claims she was too weird looking to sell, but the photos went viral, and 150 people have now offered to adopt this very surprised-looking siberian husky. >> not going to lie. she does look surprised. >> just a touch. >>> and one airline passenger who just had to get his game on. >> that meant going to extremes at the airport in portland, oregon. while waiting for his flight, he plugged his system into an airport video monitor and started playing. >> i am not mad at this guy. airport officials asked him to unplug it, which he did, but not before asking if he could finish his game firs

thinks he may have dropped them in his couch cushion.unexpected visitor. >> put my heavy fire gloves on, went in the house and folded the hide-a-bed out and started pulling him out of the bed and he was very calm. very gentle. >> throw away the whole house at that point. >> throw away the whole thing. >> the snake was likely someone else's pet, and they say it could have been in the couch for weeks or even months. >> huh-uh. >>> hey, next, peta wants to change how we celebrate groundhog day. >> okay, so they want a robotic groundhog to replace punxsutawney phil. peta officials say groundhogs naturally avoid humans and being put in a box on february 2nd keeps phil from hibernating. >> okay. >> all right. >>> well, next a proposal to bring emotion to the road. do we need more? >> no. vermont may soon allow drivers to include emojis on their license plates. >> a bill in the state legislature would let drivers pay extra and choose from one of six emojis. >> but the bill doesn't say which six emojis. >> interesting. >> okay. >>> and finally a

the couch was filled with thousands of dollars in cash. says he had the couch for a few weeks before noticing it was uncomfortable and that is when his daughter decided to open it up. he says he doesn't feel right keeping the money so he reached out to the store. >> just doing the right thing. this is someone who in spite of what they are going through and in spite of their needs has said i'm going to do the right thing. >> i've heard of it so many other times and i thought what would i do if that happened to me. mal i know. >> a total of $43,170 was found in the cushion. kirby says he could use the money and the dinner were badly but he feels better knowing the money is in the right hands. that is so cool. >>> truly believe in karma and i think good things will happen for him. he did the right thing. >>>: 55. part of the bay area got snow overnight. will show you where residents might encounter some slushy conditions on the way to work. to i see whether cause a plane to slide off the runway in kansas city. we're going their life right now

do if that >>howard kirby had that moment after he bought a couch from it. her story likes to shop at the habitat for humanity stored, a lowso michigan. last month the purase a couch for his man cave, but this weekend he made a pretty big discovery wafilled with $43,000 in cashi have to pinch myself make surei'm not dreaming or something. >>well he didn't feel right about keeping the money so he found out who donated the cou she returned it to a woman who turned it in after her grandfather had died last year every cent. >>yeah let's take look at your playoff forecast this sunday, the 49 ers take on th packers and game time will be around 00:40pm in the afternoon and we're going to noce temperatures in the low 60's by arounkickoff time mostly cloudy skies a little bit breezy at times but wakep planner forecast is going to show for the 1st half of the weekend very dry near average temperatures in the mid to upper 50's and as we take a ok ahead at the next 7 day forecast we're gog to remain dry all the wathrough monday long holiday weekend so take advantage of

we will bring him out to the couch and just one second, let's do this for us, though. chief white house correspondent john roberts is live now with the latest on all of us, john, big day shaping up. >> it is, no question about that, harris, good afternoon, many presidents have tried, all presidents have failed to develop a comprehensive middle east plan. remember, 20 years ago bill clinton tried and it fell apart in spectacular fashion. now president trump and the white house are going to try to do it in incremental fashion. i've seen the outline of the plants, i've seen a map of what this will all look like under the proposal, they will be unveiling that soon, it calls for a two state solution. the current state of israel and an "future state of palestine" encompassed in a lot of the west bank, gaza and two new pieces of land will be part of a land swap that will be south of gaza, almost along the egyptian border. the way that this will work, is that the israelis will maintain security for israel and the palestinian territory, the palestinians will be allowed to devel

prosecutors sought 20 years in prison the couch received no prison time.was arrested yesterday after 30 say he violated the terms of his probation. apparently tested positive for thc. >>> voters in an will decide whether to take a 105 million- dollar bond of great city schools. antioch unified school district trustees recently decided to seek funding from voters in the march 3rd ballot. we create a new school, facilities improvement district. people who live in the area would pay for the bond based on property values. new money would be used for improvements attend school. >>> economist and real estate analyst predicting california's housing market will start to cool down. the survey found 64% of experts expect home values in the san francisco metro area to grow, but slower than they do nationally. about the same number predict the same rate for san jose. the top housing market in 2020 is predicted to be austin, texas. >>> coming up, a job posting going viral. we will hear why a mother is looking to hire a nanny to help her 18 -year-old college student. .

. >>> and, the hidden treasure in a thrift store couch, more than $40,000. and one man's decision to give it all back. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us on this sunday. we start with some breaking news tonight. a violent rampage in honolulu involving gunfire, at least two police officers have been killed and the fbi now on the scene. the alarming scene as ambulances rush to the area, speeding by a public park. black smoke seen in th distance. a suspect reportedly stabbing one person, then setting a home on fire, several homes engulfed in flames there. police taking up defensive positions near the scene, weapons drawn. the tense situation under way for hours. abc's marci gonzalez with the images and the new details just coming in. >> reporter: tonight, those raging flames consuming homes in this honolulu neighborhood. just a glimpse of the chaos unfolding there that left two officers dead. local media reporting it started when the suspect was served an eviction notice and stabbed his female landlord. first responders rushing to the scene met by gunfire.

our barbara couch there. his assassination is considered a declaration of war by many iranians. speaking at her father's funeral the general's own daughter has promised reprisals part there are the higher than already quite that i've asked families of american soldiers in western asia have witnessed america's humiliation and syria iraq lebanon afghanistan yemen and palestine they will spend their days waiting for the death of the children. in the parliament they're also being cries of death to america. ration the subjection of the u.s. president is considered a military of terrorism. the only thing you want to know the disadvantage of painful consequences for you. and the anger is spreading across borders in lebanon there ran back to hezbollah militia has threatened to hit american forces in the region. meanwhile the iraqi parliament has voted to end the u.s. military presence in the country some 5000 u.s. troops are that officially to help defeat so-called islamic state. u.s. president donald trump has already warned baghdad that it could be hit by tough sanctions if it follows

first of all, before we open it up to the couch, i want to go straight to trey on the ground in baghdad. watch the developments today. trey? >> harris, a lot of new developments this afternoon. hearing from the president this morning, though, a major change for what is going to happen on the ground and a lot of new questions about how the iraqis are going to respond. remember, earlier this week, iraqi prime minister said he supported the iraqi parliament's decision to order u.s. troops to leave iraq. there are more than 5,000 forces helping in the fight against isis. what we saw from the president earlier, let's not understate what we saw. this is a historic moment for the trump administration, a major development reminding me of a robert frost poem. the president had two roads to decide from. he chose a road of deescalation. he could have responded as he noting earlier in the week. he is giving the iranian regime an olive branch to try to deescalate the decision. the supreme leader, have vows continued pressure if the economic pressures continue. the 15 missiles fired into iraqi territ

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i will bring into the couch. i will start with you. what are the implications of that if, in fact, that conclusion is correct that it was a russian defense system that was operated by the iranians on that night that brought down this fight? >> jason: it is sad for the families, these are real people that get killed and their lives taken out. i don't make as much that it is a russian-made type of defense system. i can see where a mistake would be made, and it is sad. i have no doubt that our intelligence capability and apparatus is able to detect and determine if there was a missile sent up to hit that plane. i have no doubt that we have the capability of being able to make that determination. >> melissa: what about the canadian, losing their citizens paid what is the response to iran? >> jason: i don't know, i'm sure that they are sharing the intelligence with the canadians. i'm glad that there are no americans, but i am sad that there was a loss of life. iran mean, obviously, in addition to the horrific loss of 170 innocent people is

>>good day to sit on the couch and watch a lot of college football.state and it's a lot of people do want in the sports world new year's day means one college football particular of them all the rose ball, 6 ranked oregon taking on a rant was caught in in this year's edition. we can get a 2nd half that is a 3 wisconsin hunting. >>anthony lodhi act a brady brees there to pick it up for the scoop and score oregon takes the lead but not for long in suing possession. >>mason stocky runs it in for a 2 yard touchdown. it's 2421 badgers to the 4th quarter wisconsin up 6 oregon qb justin herbert takes off runs it 30 yards for a touchdown. and that would be the winning touchdown ducks when the rose bowl for the 4th time in school history. herbert had 3 rushing touchdowns on the day. we've got a couple other bowl scores for you some good ones today number 13 alabama may have missed the college football playoff for the first time. but the tide handled 14th ranked michigan beating the wolverines 35 to 16 in the citrus bowl. and number 18 minnesota got a big win i

we will be back on the couch at noon eastern tomorrow.rris in "outnumbered overtime." >> harris: we will start with breaking news. the trump administration defending its actions in the middle east. officials have ramped up their rhetoric against the united states. "outnumbered overtime" this hour, i'm harris faulkner. tensions are flaring. deadly stampede and iran disrupted funeral services today for the top attorney in general. qassem soleimani. there are concerns here in the u.s. about a possible retaliation by the iranian regime. secretary of state mike pompeo says president trump's actions were not only justified. it was the right move. >> if you are looking for eminence, you need to look no further than the days that led up to the strike taken against soleimani. in the end, our iran policy is about protecting and defending the homeland and securing american lives. >> harris: iran's parliament has voted to label u.s. forces as "terrorists."

pete: brand new couch. the couch you will feel at home.u will see is the ocean, the beach. we are right on the beach. brian: makes so much noise. pete: it's actually quite quiet, calm, brian. brian: really? pete: i wore flip-flops because if you want to you can walk around on the beach. it's miami, nice and warm. we have our own field out here. i expect hit drills. no soccer on this field. not at least for these couple of days. brian: it's not natural turf? is it field turf? pete: artificial felt, brian. artificial felt. steve: it's a tv gridiron. pete: i expect to use it. i don't have a football today. it feels wrong standing on the field with a football. end zone all our friends on the fox channel. one of the most beautiful bsmedz in miami. people don't get up very early in miami though. i don't anticipate too many people. ainsley: how is the traffic? are there a lot of people out there already? pete: a lot of people already? nah not really. this street will be blocked off tomorrow. the fox morning show for the sports channel is here. lo

. >> reporter: now on every visit, as terry settles into one of the many comfy couches here, he starts feeling the effects of all this meow-atoni and becomes catatonic. >> you sleep on the job. yes, that's exactly it. >> reporter: is this still volunteer work? >> there is no valerie involved. >> reporter: i know. i was stressing the work part. >> well, you can't have much expectations for volunteering here. >> reporter: but there is more to his naps than meets the shut-eye. by dozing off so comfortably, terry has actually done more for this cat rescue than any conscious roll tear ever could. it started when the rescue began posting pictures of terry's cat naps, and he went viral. were you surprised by the fame? >> oh, god. pet and brush cats and fall asleep. and i should be world famous for doing this? >> reporter:orld famous and a calendar guy. he even has his mug on a local coffee blend. for safe haven, brother terry has turned out to be marketing manna from heaven. how much have you raised because of him? >> near $100,000. >> reporter: a guy sleep asking have that kind of impact? >>

this is like the foam in your couch.a bed or -- i -- strud: the difference in this and this is this is a closed-cell foam, this is open-cell foam. lemonis: keep it simple. here's the cooler. what's it gonna do for me? what is the most popular thing here? hayden: that 12-pack silver sells more skus that anything else. lemonis: so would you say that this is an insulation sensation? hayden: ooh! strud: yes. yes, i would. i like that! lemonis: if you keep saying that, "insulation sensation," you'll never say the word "foam" again. strud: you're so right. lemonis: say "foam sensation." strud: i can't do it. lemonis: just try it. strud: [ speaks gibberish ] you just can't even do it. it's got to be "insulation." lemonis: so, let's go test the insulation sensation. strud: i love it! lemonis: okay. ♪ strud: ohh! the water's calling, marcus. ♪ brett: you lost him. you had him. you lost him. lemonis: what i actually want to do now is see how the product does in or on the water. so, guys, what's a feature of this cooler that we jus

couch was dubbed the affluenza teen after a psychologist blamed his family's wealth for his inability to make good decisions. he claimed that led to couch killing four people while driving drunk back in 2013. >>> the mother of an 11-month-old infant in texas is vowing to fight a ruling by a judge that allows a hospital to take her daughter off life support. >> the hospital has argued the little girl's in pain and has no chance of survival. here's abc's marci gonzalez. >> reporter: tinslee lewis' entire 11 months of life have been spent like this, in a ft. worth icu hooked up to breathing and feeding tubes that are keeping her alive. but now a judge says the little girl, who was born with a heart defect and suffers from lung disease, can be taken off of life support in seven days. siding with the hospital, which argued in court that her condition is terminal and that tinslee is in pain because of her treatment. >> tinslee is suffering, and she is in pain every single day. the truth of the matter is tinslee is not going to get better. >> reporter: the case is centered on a texas law tha

it started right here on this couch. so thank you.ank you notes to everyone, and she's doing fabulous. and it's because of the power of prayer, people lifting us up, and a couple of days ago the show starts on january 20th with sandra smith, my sister told me two days ago she's going back to work on january 20th. pete: no way? ed: and that was no manned. -- not planned. if you don't think there's a higher purpose and somebody helping us, it happens to be on january 20th we're both starting new adventures. i love you, colleen, and i love are everyone here. pete: when i see you in the hall, i'm channeling you to a push-up -- challenge you. you came here as eddie from the swamp, and you left with a we the people tattoo. emily: myself included, we love you, ed. thank you for everything. pete: a great broadcaster and a great guy, so glad you found a home. ed: i can't believe i did this. it may or may not be permanent, we'll see. pete: i'm going to be checking. [laughter] we've got maria bartiromo, who we also love, coming up next on the co

what does one guy on a couch in new jersey do? does he sit there and be a spectator for democracy question mark no. he got up on the couch, realized he could not afford a ticket, so he decides to do this great american tradition, the best i can with what i have and where i am. who might need some legal support in new jersey, a group of activists in the living room, they put together a sting operation. four years past he said. a family coming up in the south so they cannot find housing and northern new jersey and they are being turned away. he said we represented the family and you know the two names on the case fire and i said no. he said your parents. i'm literally sitting here right because of civil rights activists that i know. i am also here now because it like i new jersey, middle-class bank analyst -- middle-class and living comfortably, new that his freedom was intrinsically tied to the mothers of america. he stood up, and i'm running to be president for the united states. i could be the first descended of slaves in our cou

people that lived in the past and could never get it out of their minds ended up on psychiatrists‘ couchesthrough life. it was understandable. a lot of young fathers and mothers who have survived, and they have lost all their family, they were the only ones who survived, they couldn't come to terms with anything. it seems to me the extreme trauma that you went through and, let's not forget you were just 13 years old, it involved seeing the absolute worst of your fellow human beings. and i just wonder whether, as you think back, for example, to the way that man, drjosef mengele was in your camp and walking up and down the lines virtually every day selecting children such as yourself for the most horrifying experiments. he was called the angel of death. that is what we called him. did you use that phrase even at the time? yes, we did. we called him the angel of death. in the end, these were nazis, fanatical people who we cannot quite understand or get inside the heads of, nonetheless, they are human beings. you have seen human beings at the very worst and yet you clearly, as you have said, y

losses from the crash of some sort of restitution to families i'm repatriation etc but again this is couched in something bigger and these protests are not just coming out of the blue to this again they're building on protests and sentiments that were in tears started to run for 2 months ago in which there was a very violent crackdown on protesters then that was in response to the economic condition and the political culture more broadly so we'll see the regime try and do what they can to make amends for and for the tragedy of the plane crash but again there's something bigger that people are protesting about as well you did mention these protests at the end of last year you mentioned this brutal crackdown can we expect something similar again old norse using. oh and that is such a question right now again in november the crackdown was very swift and quite intense at least 300 confirmed deaths but probably many more than that many people disappeared and detained as well and a complete internet blackout and shut down as well which made it very hard to follow what we've seen so far in the curr

afraid that i might never go back to school because many schools got hit at poor did not come up on the couch in the school gives me an opportunity to learn and improve myself and my gotten more and more like ah. almost half of pop hours classmates have been displaced like her with the help of aid organization save the children they can now attend classes at a local elementary school. we are providing them probably learning space in private schools basically the best possible requirement for the students so that they will be able to immediately kick start their classes despite there is. a conflict covering. the power power and over 500 other children displaced by the conflict who are now able to get an education here it's a safe haven that might help heal the wounds of the recent conflict. it will leave you with some stunning pictures from china there of the annual ice festival in the city of harbin millions of tourists visit the site of the country's northernmost province to see the sculptures on display during the month long festival i'm terry martin thanks for watching. it's all happening

so that turned into oh, can i sleep on your couch? and that eventually i got really guilt-ridden. a subaru. that was my home for a while. i spent thanksgiving in that car, and i remember i cried myself to sleep. >> reporter: lizzo says surviving these rough times motivated her to make music again, and with few options, she answered an ad off of craigslist. >> it was this band looking for a singer. >> reporter: craigslist? >> yeah. okay, i'm going to say i was a singer. >> reporter: but she didn't know she was a singer. >> you're a singer. you're not a rapper. thanks. because, honey, i could not sing so i jusent forit theyplay a was singing like full throttle, no technique, no intonation, no control. by the end of it, i was like -- and i was looking around at them. we don't know what you did or said, but you felt it, and we like it.ck, lizzo. that is the "cbs overnigh ♪ >>> it's tuesday, january 21st, 2020. this is the "cbs this morning." >>> making the case. president trump's impeachment trial unfolds in the senate today. but before opening statements, a debate over rules amid a p

i mean if you have bombed on a couch than a piece his assassination is considered a tickle aeration of war by many iranians. speaking at her father's funeral the general's own daughter has promised were prizes positive margin high in 5 other i'd already quite that i don't know the families of american soldiers in western asia have witnessed america's humiliation in syria iraq on in lebanon afghanistan yemen and palestine not yet they will spend their days waiting for the death of the children. and the anger is spreading across borders in lebanon the iran backed hezbollah militia has threatened to hit american forces in the region here. meanwhile the iraqi parliament has voted to end the u.s. military presence in the country some 5000 u.s. troops are there officially to help defeat so-called islamic state u.s. president donald trump has already warned that it could be hit by tough sanctions if it follows through with his threat. but it's iran's promise of revenge that's focusing minds karen has already promised that it will no longer abide by the trying to 50 nuclear deal raising the st

just got off the couch and that is what we do, recovery, after this we get in the pool and stretch.hen food and the game tomorrow. dinner. breakfast. everything carefully selected for its nutritional value. we have some consult a nutritionist and worked alongside them to provide the best menus we can do the tales and make sure the players are ready. —— menus to the hotels. there are also sacrifices come periods away from home means family time is often snatched at a game. travelling fans for the women's games are sadly still few and far between but they are loyal. we've got our season tickets, go to every home game and thought be fancied an away trip. also loyal as the long serving kit man who can turn any dressing room into something befitting a professional side. the fans come here to see what goes on on the pitch got what they do not see as the hours and weeks and months of preparation leading up to this. in the end it boiled down to a battle to reach the fifth round, the seagulls nudging out second—tier aston villa at 3—2. there is a long way to go for both the team and the prog

we don't want to get off the couch, don't want to go to work.re is a little bit of us that is burning and that's the secret of his appeal. >> laura: all right, dinesh. speak for yourself. not a lot of time it's on thend couch -- if you get kicked out of the commune because you are too lazy, that is actually just not a good thing. dinesh, appreciate it. thanks so much. coming up, this is not california or new york.sh there is an all out gun grab going on in the home state of the nra. this is a can't-miss debate. running the guns under governor blackface -- i'm sorry, northam. stay right there. 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 technology... there is human ingenuity. every day, comcast business is helping businesses go beyond the expected. to do the extraordinary. take your business beyond. >> we are not going to go door-to-door and confiscate individuals'

. >>> ethan couch arrested in texas for violating his probation again.s best-known for using an affluenza defense in a deadly drunk driving case. the 22-year-old couch made headlines in 2013 when he was involved in a drunk driving cash that killed four people. he received no prison time after a psychologist testified he was the victim of affluenza, a product of healthy, privileged parents, who never set limits for him. >>> the family of the victim in the machete attack in new york, is speaking out. joseph newman suffered gashes to his head and neck. if he wakes up, he may not be able to walk or talk or process speech again. she pleaded for people to stop the hate. >> guys, i'm begging you. if you are watching this, please, stand up and stop this hatred. it cannot keep going on. we want our kids to go to school and feel safe. we want to go to our synagogues and feel safe. >> the director of the security has reviewed on preventing attacks on houses of worship and faith-based communities. >>> the mother of a u.s. army officer has been deported by i.c.e. the

synonym for inhumanity to others now monday marks the anniversary of when the soviet army free to the couch and is praised in 1940 germany's nazi regime established the auschwitz. tracing camp in occupied poland it was run by the s.s. the brutal military wing of the nazi party now it was the largest and deadliest extermination camp in total $1300000.00 people were deported to auschwitz most of them were jews sent there from all across europe and nearly all of them were killed most of them in a tourist gas chambers while others were also sent to auschwitz who didn't fit the nazi doctrine including gay people roma and sinti people polish political prisoners and jehovah witnesses but this week is of course about more than numbers it is about the people the wall remembers the survivors and those who lost their lives i spoke to our chief political editor and he had a coup for an oscar toe to tell us more about what people gathering there had told her about the sentiments. there's an eerie silence here on the eve of that historic commemoration of the red army liberating essentially what became a

perfect for sitting on the couch watching tv and if you want to wash our puppy addition or our special don't forget will be on from 07:00am to 10:00am on sunday with a special also the dish >>and the kron 00:04am morning news, the latest. z3q74z z1ncz y3q74y y1ncy to deal with the problem.icians but they wouldn't. so we took it to the voters and forced big tobacco to pay its share of healthcare costs. we fought oil companies for new clean air laws and closed a billion dollar corporate tax loophole to fund public schools. by going directly to the people we got results. that'sot something you see a lot of from washington these days. i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. let's make change happen. >> got me? >> i got you. >> i ran into our guest in the hall. you could have startled me. he's not broken his cyborg persona. he looks like he looks through you. definitely no orrin. the staff didn't meet orrin the last several weeks at all. >> dr. phil: this is the three weeks that we've been talking to him. his mother says he hasn't broken character at all? >> in one year, correct. >> dr.

i was meeting iowa voters from the comfort of my couch.nwhile, some of the democratic front runners couldn't be there because they were stuck in the senate for the impeachment trial. i am guessing that is pretty frustrating. is it, elizabeth warren? >> it is. i wish i could be right there with you at the diner. >> stephen: but you kind of are, through the magic of technology! you can actually be in iowa and in washington. isn't it amazing? >> all sort of amazing. >> stephen: is there any chance you could come to iowa and send someone with a bucket on their head to the senate? >> i don't think that would meet my constitutional responsibilities, but i appreciate your thinking of me. >> stephen: i'm just trying to think outside the box for you. or, inside the box for you. >> thank you. >> stephen: with the use of our patented bucket-head technology, senator warren was able to interact one-on-one with iowa voters. >> good morning! oh, the pancakes look good. >> stephen: have you met senator warren before? >> no, but i've seen you in the debate

we'll be back here on the couch, noon tomorrow, noon eastern, 9:00 in the west.for dagen mcdowell who is in prayer is faulkner stoltz right now. dagen >> dagen: thank you, fox news alert, the battle lines drawn as we are 24 hours away from the formal start of the president impeachment trial. this is "america's news hq" " 's teacher need to come i'm dagen mcdowell into harris faulkner calling the new charges flimsy and a perversion of the constitution. sing the president did "nothing wrong. and that house democrats have not met the constitutional standard for impeachment. >> you have a lot of evidence, disputed evidence. you can go both ways. the vote was to impeach on abuse of power, which is not within the constitutional criteria for impeachment. an obstruction of congress. >> dagen: the democrats lead impeachment manager, adam schiff, calling that position

what do we need to binge from the couch this weekend?sons of "grown-ish." i'm obsessed with this show. it is so smart and funny and really captures what it's like to be a young person in today's cultural and political climate. and "grown-ish" and "mixed-ish" are both spinoffs of the abc series "black-ish" and "grown-ish" follows their eldest daughter zoe johnson to college and all that comes with it. i'm talking parties, romance, breakups. i think schoolwork is in there too. >> somewhere. such a big fan. so much to get ready for. >> it gets us ready for the third season of "grown-ish" which is starting on freeform this week. >> awesome, so much stuff to binge, to listen to, watch from the couch this weekend, hannah, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> and you can get more from hannah on her podcast, "too much to handle" which you guys can also binge this weekend. eva, over to you. >> all right. >>> well, coming up, if your wallet is feeling lighter these days, you want to listen up. we have a financial instagram star breaking down how to

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. >>> ethan couch back in jail. you may remember he was arrested for killing four people while driving drunk. he said he was a victim of afluenza. they sought 7 years in prison. but he received no prison time. he apparently tested positive for thc. >>> voters will pay a one $1 million bond for a school. they decided to seek the funding from voters. people who live in the area would pay based on their property value. the proposed new bond would pay for improvements at 10 schools. >>> an oakland based caemp company is getting ready to put a breathalyzer on the market that will test thc use. it will see if a person tested it in the last couple of hours. thc needs to be measured in the breaths of parts per trillion which means it needs to be incredibly accurate. >> just like you don't want your school bus driver to take a hit of a bong and drive our kids around, you don't want to crane operator in san francisco to be impaired. >> it hit the air this year at a price tag of $26,000. >>> a man was chased by a homeless man

there were times prior to me having stabilized housing that i couch served, looked for any temporary housing opportunities and with the hope that and -- i was worried about being homeless as a senior and as a mother. let's see. it hasn't been easy living in san francisco with h.i.v. i was diagnosed in 2005, so i have been living with h.i.v. for 15 years and this is the first time i'm actually speaking publicly about my diagnosis. [applause] i did speak with my children and my family about it first and they said, do what you've got to do, mom. it is good. anyway, is so when i was homeless and i didn't have a place, i didn't think about my medication, i didn't think about -- life stresses were going on for me with children and everything else. i have my notes. >> you are good. >> i was a nervous wreck. anyway... before i got my stabilized housing, you know, it was so stressful because i didn't want to share with my family members that i am, you know, if i don't get housed, i might die out here because they didn't understand what it means to be homeless and with h.i.v. i have always had

that's where matt was seated on a couch. his hands zip-tied. eyes covered with a blindfold. >> i tried to listen to what they were saying to matthew. they were putting on some headphones on him. i heard them say that. >> and they'd put earphones on. and i'm just getting static and static. and i don't know what's going on. and all of a sudden i get a voice that sounds very synthesized, electronic. and the very first thing they said to me was, "this is not a robbery. this is not a typical home invasion." >> by using a device like this kidnappers could disguise their voices. this is not -- >> yeah, that -- >> that gave me the creeps there because that sounds similar to what they did. >> then they outlined their complex big plan explaining why mom and son were being held captive. >> we're looking for a large sum of money. we owe some very bad people a lot of money. and you're gonna get it for us. >> how much money? >> it was very specific. they said to me, "we want $4.2 million in cash." >> and there was something else that was unusually specific.