dave: hi, marcus. i'm dave. lemonis: hey, dave. how are you? dave: great to meet you. lemonis: nice to meet you. jill: hi, i'm dave's wife -- jill. lemonis: how are you, jill? nice to meet you. so, are you both in the business? jill: no, i work awm in athletics. lemonis: oh, you do? dave: but she has worked farmers markets for us. lemonis: okay. well, i've never been in a place like this, so i wanted to kind of get a feel for it. dave: all right. so, the line where they serve people. lemonis: what's the most number of soups you have in one day, offered available? dave: we do up to nine. so, we have soup, salad, sandwich. lemonis: what's going on on that board? dave: i bought a new one, but it's too big. so that's gonna be the new look, assuming it's not all faded like that. lemonis: i want to taste what you're known for. dave: okay, well, i would start with the african-peanut and chicken. lemonis: it does have peanuts in it? dave: yes, peanut butter. lemonis: peanut butter? it's heavy. it's thick, you agree? stephanie: yeah. lemonis: typically, when i order soup, i'm l

we learned one other story about dave hawkins from his family.ut having one of his children or grandchildren alongside. a completely positive person -- that's how they described him. so positive that he'd answer the phone "good morning," whether it was morning or night. in fact, after he passed, they had t-shirts made that said "good morning" with "gramps" on the sleeve to wear their first christmas without dave. thanks so much for joining us for "strange inheritance." i'm jamie colby. remember -- you can't take it with you. do you have a strange inheritance story you'd like to share with us? we'd love to hear it. send me an e-mail or go to our website, strangeinheritance.com. >> a letter arrives in the mail with news of a strange and lucrative inheritance. >> the letter goes on to say, "if i got a letter like this, i would think it to be a scam." >> and i was like, "why are we named? somebody's scamming us." >> so, is it a scam? >> i said, "you know, ray, there's a fine between genius and idiot." he'd say, "yeah," and he said, "i cross that two

we learned one other story about dave hawkins from his family.ith his tractors without having one of his children or grandchildren alongside. a completely positive person -- that's how they described him. so positive that he'd answer the phone "good morning," whether it was morning or night. in fact, after he passed, they had t-shirts made that said "good morning" with "gramps" on the sleeve to wear their first christmas without dave. thanks so much for joining us for "strange inheritance." i'm jamie colby. remember -- you can't take it with you. do you have a strange inheritance story you'd like to share with us? we'd love to hear it. send me an e-mail or go to our website, strangeinheritance.com. >> a letter arrives in the mail with news of a strange and lucrative inheritance. >> the letter goes on to say, "if i got a letter like this, i would think it to be a scam." >> and i was like, "why are we named? somebody's scamming us." >> so, is it a scam? >> i said, "you know, ray, there's a fine between genius and idiot." he'd say, "yeah," and he sa

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we learned one other story about dave hawkins from his family.h his tractors without having one of his children or grandchildren alongside. a completely positive person -- that's how they described him. so positive that he'd answer the phone "good morning," whether it was morning or night. in fact, after he passed, they had t-shirts made that said "good morning" with "gramps" on the sleeve to wear their first christmas without dave. thanks so much for joining us for "strange inheritance." i'm jamie colby. remember -- you can't take it with you. do you have a strange inheritance story you'd like to share with us? we'd love to hear it. send me an e-mail or go to our website, strangeinheritance.com. >> a letter arrives in the mail with news of a strange and lucrative inheritance. >> the letter goes on to say, "if i got a letter like this, i would think it to be a scam." >> and i was like, "why are we named? somebody's scamming us." >> so, is it a scam? >> i said, "you know, ray, there's a fine between genius and idiot." he'd say, "yeah," and he said

dave barry talks back came out in 1992, dave barry does japan, 1993, dave barry is not making this upst hits. dave barry slept here 1997. dave barry hits below the beltway, dave barry's money secrets in '06. >> why are you doing this? >> dave barry's history of millennium so far in 2007. most recent book, aisle mature when i'm dead. live right and find happiness came out two years ago and finally his most recent, best date ever, florida man defends his homeland. you're watching book tv on c-span2 and this has been in-depth. thank you. >> thank you, it's been my pleasure. >> c-span, where history unfolds daily, in 1979 c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies and brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. >> book tv tapes hundreds of author programs throughout the country all year long. here is a look at some of the evens we will be covering this week. wednesday at colombia university in new york city where david phillips, former senior state department adviser to president's clinton, bush and obama will criticize relationship with t

dave barry talks back came out in 1992, dave barry does japan, 1993, dave barry is not making this upatest hits. dave barry slept here 1997. dave barry hits below the beltway, dave barry's money secrets in '06. >> why are you doing this? >> dave barry's history of millennium so far in 2007. most recent book, aisle mature when i'm dead. live right and find happiness came out two years ago and finally his most recent, best date ever, florida man defends his homeland. you're watching book tv on c-span2 and this has been in-depth. thank you. >> thank you, it's been my pleasure

dave barry is the author of 30 books including "dave barry slept here," dave barry hits below the beltway and most recently," best. state. ever." a florida man defend his homeland. >> host: let's begin with where you begin in your book "dave barry slept here," what is wrong with the state of florida? >> we have a reputation for stupid weird people and there are many stupid weird people here doing stupid weird things. my argument is it is not our fault. the example that i give, this may offend you personally, i apologize but there was a famous example of florida craziness a couple years ago where a woman was driving south from miami to key west and according to the florida state highway patrol report filed on this, was in a hurry to get to key west because she wanted to see her boyfriend and wanted to shave her bikini region in preparation for the union. so a lot of people would pool off to the side of the road to do that but she again was in a hurry, so she outsourced the steering of the car to the person who was a passenger who was her ex-husband, which is very florida detailed. operatin

dave and christine. >>> that should be exciting to watch.y be the first billionaire in the white house, but not as itch as he usrich as be. "forbes" says he fell 220 spots on the list. he is tied with 544 other people. the decline is due to softness in the real estate market. the magazine estimates 40% of his net worth is tied up in trump tower. trump gave $66 million to his presidential campaign last year. he paid $25 million to settle a lawsuit. >> tweeting in five, four, three. trolling the president. by 8:00, he will come after you, "forbes." >>> mystery solved. not one, but two super bowl jerseys headed back to new england after found in mexico by the fbi. according to the fbi, the jerseys from the super bowl were in the possession of the same media member. he has been identified as a former executive with the mexican newspaper. brady thanking officials for hard work on the case. fascinating story. >> i didn't realize there were two jerseys that walked away. >> same guy. that is guts y. >>> how about the patriots get injected in the jam

christine and dave. >> manu, thank you.he pentagon looking for more authority to improve counterterrorism operations. the goal is to speed up the authorization process by allowing defense officials and field commanders to decide when to launch missions without the blessing of the white house. senior official says this does not mean the president would be left out of the loop. >>> two more of the cabinet picks are up for a vote in the senate today. lawmakers are set to confirm dr. ben carson and secretary of housing and urban development. they will end the debate on former governor rick perry. this comes after ryan zinke was confirmed on wednesday. this leaves the secretaries of agriculture and labor as the remaining vacancies in the trump cabinet. >>> a new p.r. nightmare for uber. right from the ceo's mouth. a billionaire ceo verbally smacking down an uber driver. there's video that's viral. >> someone is always watching. >> this is leadership 101. >> always a camera rolling. sometimes you just know when you hit a home run

dave. >> frightening.aula. >>> after a few weeks ago, snl catching up with the trump administration. kate mckinnon channelling jeff sessions and forrest gump. take a look. >> being in the government is so fun. you ever been in it? >> no. >> so many nice people. this is my good friend kellyanne. she ain't got no legs. why you got no legs, kellyanne. i always say life is like a box of chocolates. i was on the cover of "the new york times." >> this says you may have committed perjury. >> i had a bad week. so i said i never talked to m a russians ever. that's all i got to say about that. i talked to the russians. twice. s>> all right. is this a new trend? you have female comediannnes portraying the big men in washington? >> nothing drives the president more nuts than women playing the strong men in his cabinet. kate mckinnon is very talented. you know what that pie consists of. >> if yyou checked out the weekend. let's get a check of the money stream. the futures are lower. investors are mulling over the lates

dave? >> so what do we know about the purpose of that meeting, and does it even matter what the purpose was? >> reporter: well, sessions was kind of -- i should say he was holding back on this a little bit, right. he was asked yesterday why he believes the russian ambassador wanted to meet with him, and he was very careful in his answer. he was saying i don't remember a lot of it, and on the critical question of whether the to you men discussed president trump or the campaign, he said i do not recall, but the white house yesterday said, look, there's no there there. >> he did say he was not necessarily a believer, that sessions is a believer and he talked that ukraine was brought up so he certainly remembered some color to this meeting, but sessions doesn't recall some of the details of the september meeting. does that rebuke the allegations from some democrats of perjury here? >> reporter: well, it certainly helps protecting him from boxing himself in on a story going forward so in the eve

. >> and i'm dave briggs. a tour de force.e're now one day away from what could be the change of health care in this country. president trump bringing his patented brand of hard sale to capitol hill. trying to coax reluctant republicans to vote for the american health care act repealing obamacare. and all hands, closed-door meeting for house republicans, the president said, quote, a loss just isn't acceptable. even called out mark meadows by name. meadows is the chairman of the house freedom caucus. trump predicted meadows and the caucus will get on board. and repeated that at the national congressional dinner. >> the american people voted for historic change. and they also voted for serious action. the american people gave us clear instructions. it's time to get busy, get to work, and to get the job done. these are the conservative solutions we campaigned on. and these are the conservative solutions the american people asked us, as a group, to deliver. >> the house rules committee takes up the health care legislation this mor

one thing is clear, dave.at has happened so far regarding north korea hasn't slowed weapons progress as all. >> will ripley, thank you. the back drop is a 29% cut to the state department. >>> elsewhere, the deep freeze in the east. extending down to florida with possible record lows this morning. meteorologist pedram javaheri has the forecast. >> good morning, dave and christine. 50 million people across 14 states dealing with freeze warnings this morning. much of the south in particular with temperatures cold and you work toward the north with winter weather advisories left in place. this is from our departing disturbance. lake enhanced snowshowers and scattered snowshowers in northern new england. the storm system pulls away. cold air settled in place. back out to the west, 90s in the forecast in phoenix and death valley, california, close to 100 degrees the next couple days. here is what is going on across the south. 23 in atlanta. 27 in jacksonville this morning. orlando in the 40s. about 19 record tempera

dave is the target of an investigation.n, they would have a court order to say dave is the target of the investigation. they happen to pick up christine's conversations, but those conversations are incidental. they would then be discarded under normal procedures. they would not be analyzed once they determined it was christine doing the talking. what you have here is incidental communication that supposedly were being conducted by the trump transition team. those conversations would have been wrapped up in the intercepts. so that is what should have been discarded is what chairman nunes' point is. the problem you have is are these related to other investigations? it gets a bit murky. what you really have is a court order. says the collection was legal. since the collection was legal, at the very least, even if it is troubling to him, he should have coordinated with his democratic counterpart and said, okay, what we have here is this is something that really requires further investigation or do we need the intel community ch

what we know is an updated death toll, dave.of the public, innocent people lost their lives. one member of the police force. the metro police lost a colleague and only that particular person whose identity named. 48-year-old keith palmer protecting parliament. he was the police officer attacked with the knife and lost his life. we understand a man in his 50s lost his life after struck by the vehicle on the bridge and woman in her 40s. for the most, police are not releasing identified ties becau a mix of nationalities. i should point out messages of condolences for london. theresa may has been fielding phone calls from many. in paris, the eiffel tower had the lights turned out in solidarity with the people of london. dave. >> noina, thank you. >>> four big companies pulling ads from google platforms. they are very upset and what google is trying to do to win them back. a check on cnn money stream next. >>> all right. after 20 plus hours of grilling over two days, the senate committee hears from witnesses for and against neil gors

i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs. >> did you see that?et an espresso machine? >> tom hanks supporting america's journalism. love it. >> they aren't up before 4:30, we are. president trump stepping forward with a forceful defense of attorney general jeff sessions just hours after sessions recused himself from any investigations into mr. trump's presidential campaign. the move comes amid growing calls by democrats for the attorney general to resign over revelations sessions met with the russian ambassador at the same time he was serving as a trump campaign surrogate. then failed to disclose that at his senate hearing. sessions recusing himself at a news conference just two hours after the president said he should not do so, sessions denied any wrongdoing saying that he told senators he never spoke with russian officials about the trump campaign. >> i was taken aback a little bit about this brand-new information, this allegation that surrogates -- and i had been called a surrogate for donald trump -- had been meeting continuously with russia

dave. >> athena jones in west palm beach. let's discuss this with senior media correspondent brian stelter and greg valliere. thanks both of you. let's start with you, brian. walk me through the evidence trail here of where the president got this idea. we are talking about a web site on a radio show and another web site and in the president's brain and on twitter. >> this seems to start on thursday. an idea for a while that president obama is doing whatever he can do to undermine new president trump. mark levine took this to a new level. saying a silent issue. then rush limbaugh and breitbart. rece published a story and circulated in the west wing. according to jeff zeleny, this infuriated president trump. we saw him tweet about it. he said he just found on about the theory and shared it on twitter. the best evidence shows this was coming from mark levine and breitbart. they have seucceeded. saying this is all obama's fault. >> this is a president who derides media reports using anonymous sources. this man based on anonymous

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good morning. >> reporter: hello, dave. the country's first female president has now become the first president to be impeached. historic day here in south korea. there has been differing opinions. there is bitter disappointment that she has been impeached. there were pockets of violence earlier. police clashed with two people who lost their lives. it is a lot calmer now. as you can see, there are little pockets of violence that come and all of these police coming in. riot police trying to calm the situation down. this shows how high emotions are running here. there is an absolute fury among these protesters that their president has been impeached. they don't believe it should have happened. you see how frustrated people are. it sparks quickly seemingly out of nothing. tempers are frayed here on the streets of seoul. this is not indicative of the whole of south korea. some people are happy that park geun-hye has been impeached. some people coming out on the streets saying they wanted her to go. there was cheering. of course

and nobody is going to bio dave's irish potatoes. last name is lamb farrelly.mb farrelly doesn't have that ring to it. >> he starts making company can he nut cream cinnamon treats right before christmas. >> really think they were originally made to honor the potato famine and the irish. i think that some crazy candy maker was rolling coconut cream easter eggs and happened to drop one in a pile of cinnamon he had sitting there. it's an irish potato. i bet i can sell that. >> ♪ >> reporter: however the story goes oh ryan's is the leading seller with over 95,000 pounds this year. >> people come to me and say their grand mott used to buy irish potatoes. our irish potatoes and share with them and grandmother is no longer with us. when they eat these, it's in memory of their loved one. >> reporter: eight years ago, dave decided to dip the irish potatoes in dark chocolate. >> let me tell you a irish poe at any time tow covered in sin minute mon and in dark chocolate it's pure heaven. >> down to every last more sell. bill rower are, "fox 29" news. >> we love the oh rya

fox 29's dave kinchen joins us live from allentown. dave, you were in the snow about half hour ago. but it looks like it's still coming down light right now. >> reporter: yeah little bit lighter but still coming down. i'll telling step out of the w way. last thing you want to see me when it's snowing. big storm like this here at the lehigh valley international airport. believe it or not, people coming in to town getting in just before the big snowfalls. >> it was actually snowing out there. they have about two to 4-inches and my flight was actually for tomorrow but i wanted to come in earlier to beat the snow coming in here. like 12, 24-inches so it's going to be hectic. if i didn't make it today, i wouldn't be here until thursday. >> reporter: john just flu home from detroit, michigan, touching down at lehigh valley international airport before the heavy snowfall does. some cancellations already posted on the monitors inside. although some are planning to spend the storm duration some place warm. >> i saw a long lining of line of people going to atlanta they're lucky. they're going

dave has cried his tears. march madness is down to the sweet 16. >> do we have to have the bleacher report? >> it is not a good day. millions of people had duke going all the way. like myself and dave briggs. they were all wrong. we were all wrong. thanks to the gamecocks of south carolina. >> i've been like a little kid all day. i've never been good enough to play in a game like this. why don't you break the ice for me. >> coach marsh's team down by one at halftime. he exploded for the second half. most given up by mike krzyzewski's team. they played in greenville, so the fans were loud and rowdy. just like the team in the locker room after the upset. south carolina dancing into the sweet 16 for the first time since 1973. back when richard nixon was president. >>> another upset. michigan wolverines. coach has to cool them down with the super soaker. they stunned louisville. continuing a run fit for a movie script. wolverines have won six in a row since the plane slid off the runway before the big ten tourname

dave. >> very complex situation.ank you, ben. >>> the death toll in a terror attack in afghanistan has grown to 30 people after terrorists desk disguised into the medical hospital. you can see patients climbing out of windows and standing on the ledge trying to escape the violence after six hours of fighting. attackers were killed by afghan security forces. isis claimed responsibility. >>> former utah governor jon huntsman accepted the ambassador to russia. vetting still needs to be completed. an official tells cnn he was picked because he understands what the president wants. he would be the third for the utah governor. he was ambassador to singapore before china. this is interesting. he is a republican and served under a democratic administration. he is known as a very adept china hand. now translate skills to russia. >> i know many mentioned him as a senate candidate if orrin hatch steps down. >>> new round of preliminary trademarks granted by china to the trump organization. does this obscure the line with the bu

>> reporter: dave, i am. i'm up at the dmz where secretary tillerson was earlier today talking to the military brass. he is now talking to the politicians. he is next to the south korean foreign minister. the main headline of what he said is if policy of strategic patience is over. this is the obama administration policy. a wait and see policy. not engaging with north korea. it is widely believed to not have been successful as the nuclear missile program has increased with some intensity over recent years. now secretary tillerson also said north korea must understand the only way to a secure and peaceful future is to abandon developments of nuclear weapons. he mentioned a new range of policies. i have been looking and i took this press conference. i have not heard anything new. we don't know the policy for the trump administration. we are hearing secretary tillerson saying this is not just an asian problem, but global problem. most countries need to be involved and china needs to be doing more. the main tradi

good morning to you. >> hey there, dave. good morning.have certainly heightened in the wake of this missile launching seeing condemnation coming from all sides including the u.n. security council which strongly condemned the actions of north korea calling their behavior destablingizing and saying that north korea has flouted the resolutions previously passed by the security council. they're, of course, not the only ones condemning that missile launch that we saw earlier this week when north korea sent up four ballistic missiles. you've got the u.s., south korea, japan and north korea's closest ally china condemning that act. china's foreign minister is speaking out not only once again that north korea is flouting the resolution placed on it. but suggesting that north korea should call off its nuclear activity and that in exchange the u.s. and south korea could agree to suspend the joint military drills that they do. these are two-month long exercises that annually rankle north korea. kim jong-un perceives these. and parties agreeing that

dave, you are winning right now. it is not how you start.nish. >> you are absolutely right. i picked an upset. i did get middle tennessee. iowa state did well last night. >> they looked good. andy, thank you. >>> the big question in washington, will president trump defend his wiretapping allegations today when he faces reporters for the first time since his twitter charges? (man v t how to brush his teeth. (woman vo) in march, my husband didn't recognize our grandson. (woman 2 vo) that's when moderate alzheimer's made me a caregiver. (avo) if their alzheimer's is getting worse, ask about once-a-day namzaric. namzaric is approved for moderate to severe alzheimer's disease in patients who are taking donepezil. it may improve cognition and overall function, and may slow the worsening of symptoms for a while. namzaric does not change the underlying disease progression. don't take if allergic to memantine, donepezil, piperidine, or any of the ingredients in namzaric. tell the doctor about any conditions; including heart, lung, bladder, kidney or

sitting right next to me, dave smith.kay, let's start the show. ♪ politics, it's what's for breakfast and lunch and dinner, apparently. a new survey says americans are taking politics and talking politics. more than they used to. and a bunch of us are stressed out by it. the cnn poll reports of 56% of us are having clinical discussions with friends or family very often. that's 11% more than said the same thing in 2013, and i must double the number from 2002. and although only 39% think they're spending too much time on politics, 69% say it's more stressful than enjoyable. with 40% claiming they find it overwhelming. [laughter] and a bunch of us are even taking steps to reduce the amount of politics in our lives. 38% say they've changed their news sources, 36% have changed their use of social media, 27% have even limited their interactions with friends, or family. an 18% say they have nightmares about giant comedian ben kissel destroying their village. [laughter] that was great of cnn to include you in that pole. >> it's n

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>> reporter: good morning, dave. we're learning is the real name of khalid masood. the 52-year-old attacker. originally his birth name was adam russell ajao. he was born in england and spent time in the midlands where the arrests have been taking place in the last few days. he was a convert to islam. he had only embraced that faith halfway through his life. he has a string of convictions. earliest from 1983. the last conviction in 2003. he was well known with extremist views. at one point mi5 was part of the investigation. two people were arrested overnight. significant arrests. that brings the total number of people in custody to nine in total. a huge amount of evidence gathered. 16 searching have been taking place. five still ongoing at this hour. we are learning more about the victims. we now know overnight that a 75-year-old local man from south london also perished. that brings the total victim count to four. he has now been named as leslie rhodes. one american lost his life. 54-year-old kirkurt cochran. celebra

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that's what dave does. he looks across seat classes, looking 'cross geographies, and money is a relative game. he's say bonds are way too expensive, particularly sovereigns, tiparticularly bund and saying relative to that when you look at what draghi has to do, he's got to get off qe. when he does, it's a positive message. he's looking at it as the glass half full, keeping in mind that the markets are not very cheap, but not expensive yet. with everything that is going on, with the relative value or lack of value in credit, equities are the place to be. so i think it's a very measured response, i don't think it's tremendously dissimilar from what carl is saying, a different perspective. he's worried about the level, but that type of the wall of worry, we've heard jeff gunlock -- >> how could you not be worried or cautious? you have to be. it's a data point in terms of your perspective, with dave, with $17 billion, you can't get in and out. you have to have the conviction of going in. he's not only the best

good morning, i'm dave briggs, 4:30 a.m. eastern time.ease turned out to be distraction. the white house confirming the report that donald trump tax return showed $38 million in taxes paid on more than $150 million in income. the white house releasing the figures after msnbc rachel maddow teased a major scoop. she brought on journalist david k. johnson who said an anonymous source actually left the front two pages of mr. trump's return in his mailbox. in the end it was widely criticized as overhyped and disappointment with the top line figures of earnings and taxes paid there are still far more questions than answers. >> and is there a chance that the return was leaked by the president himself perhaps willing to draw attention away from the russian question. don lemon. >> do you think it's a possibility he could have sent you this? >> oh, absolutely. donald has a long history of leaking information about himself. he doesn't think like the relevant of us do. he doesn't have the sort of framework that makes him look good or bad that the res

dave and christine. >> thank you, ryan. cnn will have live coverage of the hearing with fbi director james com james comey which begins at 9:00 a.m. >>> on the senate side of the capitol, hearings for the supreme court pick. neil gorsuch. the question hanging over the nomination, what will senate democrats do? gorsuch needs 60 votes to win senate confirmation. eight democrats have to cross the aisle and vote for him. republicans are confident to corral enough, partly on those facing re-election. many democrats are still angry that president obama's supreme court nominee never got a hearing last year. they may look to retaliate and dig in their heels against gorsuch. >> senator richard blumenthal vowing against gorsuch. >> donald trump has established a lit big local stomus test. promising he will nominate someone to overturn roe v. wade. we have to assume he has met the litmus test. >> are you prepared to filibuster? >> not only filibuster, but use every tool that we have if he is in fact out of the mainstream. >> but repub

sir dave brailsford admits that mistakes have been made at team sky but says they are a clean team and doping allegations are false. iamat i am at the emirates for arsenal will have to make champions league history to beat bayern munich to a place in the quarterfinals. and five medals in five olympics. katherine grainger receives her damehood from the queen. we will be back at the lawrence when we get that vote. good evening last week, british cycling reached an all time low. they apologised for failings as the organisation was accused of a culture of bullying and discrimination, and also accepting serious failings in their medical record keeping that has hampered a uk anti—doping investiagtion into allegations of wrongdoing. today, the head of team sky, sir dave brailsford has attempted to end the specualtion about the nature of the medicine couriered to sir bradley wiggins six years ago after a race. our sports editor dan roan is with me. dan, he has written to the dcms select committee looking at doping in sport and given them plenty of detail about the mystery package. will this be

dave rest assured. high winds gusting up to 50 miles an hour leading up to schools closing in new york city and boston and government offices. >> airlines have canceled thousands of flights along the eastern seaboard. 5,300 at last count. full forecast a few minutes away. >> chad myers said ten more hours of snow in new york city. >>> in other news, subpoenas may be required to get information about the wiretapping allegations from the justice department. that is cois according to the je committee. the new deadline is set for monday. the same day the intel committee begins the first public hearing of the u.s. election. >>> listen to the president's press secretary sean spicer. seeming to walk back the president's accusation. >> he doesn't really think that president obama went up and tapped his phone personally. there's no question the obama administration that there were actions about surveillance and other actictivities that occurr. the president used wiretap in quotes to broaden activities. >> show u

dave? >> reporter: chris, as you well know, homicide detectives are always looking for witnesses in murder cases. eothen offer up $20,000 rewards for information in unsolved cases. but tonight, we have the story of witnesses who came forward quickly and help police nab their guy all the way to the dominican republic. >> when shots rang out on the 4900 block of rising sun of a early wednesday morning, police say a long running feud caused 24-year-old ellis nova his life 19-year-old franklin estevez was on the run. >> we had several people identify the shooter very quic quickly. >> reporter: police quickly learned estevez purchased a one-way plane ticket to the dominican republic and fled the country. homicide detectives and members of the fbi's gang task force quickly built a case against estevez as the alleged shooter after witnesses cooperated. >> we've been having a lot of issues as far as getting witnesses in, but they came forward very strongly very quickly on this case. >> reporter: be

fox 29's dave schratwieser is live in new castle county delaware, dave?> reporter: lucy, new castle county police tonight are still searching for the suspect in this case. they do tell us they're getting a lot of tips an lot of leads and phone calls from the public and they encourage the public to connell to do that but in the meantime, folks in this area know it's now time to do things differently. >> he's clearly very good at getting in and out of places. >> reporter: just 24 hours after a woman's terrifying confrontation with an armed robber at this apartment complex next to hers, christine rivera was out walking her dogs fiona and tessa worried about her own safety. >> i tell my neighbors when i'm coming out now. so i say, i'm going out. if i don't come back in 20 minutes come looking for me. >> reporter: these are scary times here police say armed robber on the loose targeting women and in two cases kidnapping and sexually assaulting them. >> the randomness of the cases it could very well be one of our family members, your family members that are the

here is dave spahr with today's (dave spahr)a few early morning showers can be expected today, otherwise mostly dry through early sunday. rain chances will return by sunday afternoon and continue through sunday night with a few showers lingering into early monday. otherwise, dry and mild weather is expected from monday through the remainder of next week. ( marty @ landing ) breaking overnight... the chp has reopened all lanes this morning after a body was found on interstate 280 in san francisco. the body was first reported at about 11 last night just south of the alemany boulevard onramp. no other information is available at this time. all northbound lanes of the highway were blocked for about two hours as crews worked the scene. we'll bring you more information as it enters our newsroom. ( marty @ landing ) breaking news.. at least two people are dead this morning following separate crashes on interstate 680.. the first happened just after 3:00 in the morning, northbound on the stoneridge drive on ramp in pleasnaton. the second happened northbound i-680 in pleasant hill around 4:30 thi

let's get the forecast from dave spahr. (dave spahr)a weak weather system will spread light rain across the north bay this afternoon and across most of the remainder of the forecast area this evening and overnight. showers will mostly end by monday morning. expect decreasing clouds on monday with brisk afternoon and evening northwest winds. high pressure will then produce dry weather through midweek, along with a warming trend. shower chances will return to northern and eastern portions of our region wednesday night and thursday as a weather system drops inland to our east. temporary cooling and blustery conditions are also expected with this system. ( marty @ landing ) we start with breaking news this morning... at least one person is dead and 14 others are injured this morning following a shooting at a nightclub in cincinnati. this happened just after ten o'clock our time at the cameo night club. police currently have no one in custody. the motive is unclear this morning, but police say there is no reason to suspect terro

fox 29's dave schratwieser is at philadelphia police headquarters. dave? >> reporter: lucy, those surveillance cameras were rolling at the stokely playground in port richmond when those two young teens were on the swings moments before that brutal attack on len pell. pell tells us tonight, 30 years in port richmond victim of a crf >> bang. youe and just kept hittiood corr store out thereof n wallet stol. my knows was all black and blue. this changed color the next day. the head was all lumped. >> reporter: police say it started with two young suspects seen swinging on the swings at the stokely play ground in port richmond. but seconds later, cameras captured them, brutely attacking pell. >> on the swings like six years old and then they innocent victim passing through like people do they cut through that area and like i said broad daylight. >> sarah visits the playground two or thee times a he is specil kids around .hurt. >> reporter: sean >> 1:30 in the something take ch $70 in cash. th' wallet with they're looking for video tape in the area we'll see wha

i'm dave briggs. 7:00 p.m.astern time speech next time, christine. >> it's almost like watching the big sports games. i'm so tired. i'm christine romans, 4:00 a.m. in the east. every some of his critics say that was the presidential tone they've been waiting for. the president's big speech provides a reset of sorts in the adjustment of a settle of congress. the president casting a more presidential image. spent mostly sticking to the teleprompter, as he ran through his policy goals, he got a lot of answers how to pay for them. the president offered up this challenge to lawmakers. >> the time for small thinking is over. the time for trivial fights is behind us. we just need the courage to share the dreams that fill our hearts. the bravery to express the hopes for our souls and the confidence to turn those hopes and dreams into actions. >> now, there were some polarizing aspects as president trump recapped many of the greatest hits from his campaign. at several times we saw all of the republicans standing and all

fox 29's dave schratwieser is at philadelphia police headquarters. dave? >> reporter: lucy, those surveillance cameras were rolling at the stokely playground in port richmond when those two young teens were on the swings moments before that brutal attack on len pell. pell tells us tonight, 30 years in port richmond he's never been the victim of a crime before. >> i think it's horrible. >> 67-year-old len pell has lived in port richmond for over 30 years. he's never been the victim of a crime until now. >> bang. you know, snuck me and clocked me with something. stunned me and just kept hitting me and hitting me and hitting me. >> reporter: pell was walking home from neighborhood corner store out thereof nowhere he was violently attacked from behind. he suffered facial injuries and had his wallet stolen. he ended up in the hospital. >> this was all black and blue. my knows was all black and blue. this changed color the next day. the head was all lumped. >> reporter: police say it started with two young suspects seen swinging on the swings at the stokely play

i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs. "new day" starts now.isyn. >> james comey meeting with the gang of eight. >> we are confident that the by partis bipartisan investigators. >> whether there is a kegs with the trump organization and russian bank. >> the russian bank looked up the address to the trump servers 2,800 times. >> the health care system is a monstrosity. >> we don't have to get it fast. >> this is the closest we will ever get to repealing and replacing obamacare. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> welcome viewers in the united states and around the world. this is "new day." it is friday, march 10th. 6:00 in new york. up first, james comey meeting behind closed doors with the eight lawmakers who have access to the nation's most sensitive data including that on russia's alleged meddling in the election. >> we have reporting for you. cnn is learning that federal investigators are continuing to examine the server connection with the trump organization server and a russian bank. what exactly is known and what

fox 29's dave schratwieser is live at philadelphia police headquarters. dave?er: lucy, police sources just identified the 73-year-old victim as barbara jones. she's lived in that home on sansom street for years. tonight the medical examiner and the crime scene unit return to the home trying to figure out how she died. >> nice neighbor. >> reporter: that's how folks on the 4800 block of sansom street remembered their 73-year-old neighbor and former block captain after she was found dead inside her first floor apartment sunday night. >> pretty decent lady. >> reporter: jeff cole eighty three lives right next door. he came home from work monday evening to find a police car park right out front of his home and crime scene tape on his neighbor's front walkway. >> it's weird, because it's so close. it's like next door. i live right here. >> reporter: only fox 29 was there monday night when crime scene investigators showed up and were led to trash can around the corner from the victim's home. inside they found a jacket, a pair of jeans and other clothing. the victim w

i saw dave arrive. he went up into the ball cony o the room an came down and one of our facilitators, he got their attention, so and let them know he did want to speak, so i was really pleased that he did. he obviously brings a great perspective, he is a beloved community member. i want to clarify we're a village, not a city. >> forgive me, village of yellow springs. not city. i stand corrected. let me ask brian to you, what it was like to see him walk in and speak his mind and we've talked about community policing, i think it was an issue that different villages and cities have dealt with. can you talk about more the challenges the you all face there? >> sure, i think one of the things important to us about local policing is responding to as karen said, that village culture that we have. and i thought it was interesting that dave highlighted that a couple times. some of the challenges that we have are not incredibly different from things we're seeing on a national level. we are certainly trying to work