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

the money came from dave's father, but dave controlled the funds. and debbie was sure dave was stealing from them to support his own lifestyle. why would she think that? well, this was actually the second set of trusts established for the children. several years before, a judge caught dave's hand in the cookie jar of the first trust. dave was removed as trustee of those funds, but during the divorce dave's foather gave him sole control of a quite generous trust fund. but when investigators ran the ju numbers on that zbla basically suppose to be self hundred $0,000, he'd been living off it. >> something like $300,000 was missing. though dave cried poverty he brought his girlfriend, mary royer a lexus and used $60,000 to pay off divorce costs and $1500 he owed to the kids from the first set of trusts, but here, believed the detectives was the heart of the motive for murder. debbie, if she hasn't disappeared, was about to expose all that in court. >> he steals $300,000 and about to be exposed for it. >> by a woman you despise. >> certainly. >> one more

dave. (dave)a cold front will spread widespread light rain across the san francisco bay area through mid morning, and then south into the monterey bay area by midday. scattered showers are forecast this afternoon and evening, along with a slight chance of thunderstorms. snow levels will drop as low as 2000 feet today and light snow accumulation is likely on the highest peaks today. locally breezy conditions will develop near the coast this afternoon and in the hills tonight and tuesday morning. on wednesday night and thursday a stronger and wetter storm system will likely bring widespread soaking rains to our region, with showers to follow from thursday night through at least friday night, and possibly into saturday. temperatures will remain cooler than normal through the week and into the weekend. looking at the bay area traffic maps and updating drive times. ( darya ) breaking news.... the u-s supreme court just decided that it will stay out of the dispute concerning the daca program for

we both thought dave had the requisite stuff. i actually have performed a wedding at dave's brother sam who was also a member and unfortunately his late wife kathy goldmark who was the founder of the rock by the remainders to put all of these writers together with musical aspirations. in all cases but one, some musical failings. they asked me if. knows what reason if i would perform their wedding. the city of san francisco where they were married literally anyone can marry anybody through any preacher. as a result there are -- you can go to city hall and see that some people have been married either dog and there is literally a pop round on the license. i guess that kathy and sam decided i might have been as good as a dog and they asked me to perform this wedding. i did get ordained in the universal life church. >> did you really? >> yeah, in order to do this. i paid my $50. this was the second marriage for each of them and it was a great wedding. we were talking about it last night. it was just a wonderful wedding. the celebrati

dave. >> rosa, thank you. many of the worst mass shootings in recent years have something in common. the same weapon. the ar-15 rifle. used in all of them. sutherland springs, the church, the las vegas country pus ick c -- music concert. the pulse nightclub and san bernardino shooting and sandy hook along with aurora. the national rifle association calls it reliable and accurate. the ar-15 is the most popular rifle owned by more than 8 million people in this country. let's bring in cedric alexander. he is the deputy mayor of rochester, new york. cedric, good morning to you. where does this investigation go from here this morning? >> our heart and prayers go out to the victims and families and all those who lost their lives yesterday. so tragic. today certainly begins to look at and continue to look at a lot of the social media information and interview those who knew the subject involved in the deadly shooting. of course, when something like this happens, it affects all of us. it doesn't just take a toll on th

so we'll switch to dave. what do you say the potential opportunities over the next few years for progressives and conservatives to cooperate on, to work together on? >> yeah, i'll just be quick because i want to get to student questions. i know we're probably -- we're are we at on time. >> we have just a couple of minutes. >> education is it. in economics, technology is what is between your ears, it's knowledge, right? everyone thinks of technology as this technical cyber stuff off in silicon valley. no, your human capital, technology, if we don't do better in k-12 with everybody in this country, it's a disaster, right? so we've got to totally turn that around. it's so outdated i cannot tell you. i want a revolution there. i welcome any collaboration on that. >> okay. and jamie, anything to add? any other opportunity or important issue that you'd like to see? >> well, you know, one of the lost opportunities of the last year of the new presidency was in the infrastructure realm. you know, our bridges are falli

dave. >> all right. thank you, rosa. we are having trouble with dave's audio there. i can tell you this about the shooting. many of the worst shootings in recent years have something in common. the same weapon. ar-15 rifle used in all of them. sutherland springs church. las vegas concert. pulse nightclub. san bernardino office shooting. sandy hook and aurora movie massacre. the ar-15 is the civilian version of the military's m-16. the nationaldaptable and reliab and effect. -- and effective. >>> the shooting in florida quick to draw outrage from democrats in congress. >> the pattern will be perfectly predictable. a moment of silence. people will wish everybody thoughts and prayers and sympathy for the victims and then the congress of the united states will do absolutely nothing. >> on the flip side, republicans have gone largely silent on the matter. more from washington next. oh, manatees. aka "the sea cow"" oh! there's one. manatees in novelty ts? surprising. what's "come at me bro?" it's something you say to a friend. what's not surprising? how much money matt sav

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dave ryding skiing for a medal position at the olympics. disappointed with his performance, saying he could have done more.” thought the second run really suited me, ijust made a couple of mistakes which cost me. i know i could have had a bit more in me by the same time, it is the olympics and eve ryo ne time, it is the olympics and everyone is feeling the same thing 90s respectable. thank you for joining us, an incredible result for dave ryding, ninth place, not a medal but step forward? it certainly is andi medal but step forward? it certainly is and i think we should be very pleased, getting in the top ten at the olympics is incredible. what did you think about it performance, has he improved? i think he skied a little inside himself, not quite risking it all if you're going to get a medal but he should be pleased he's in the top ten but in a couple of days' time he may be thinking, what is? he is definitely inspired, heard him say that the winner, at the age of 35 taking gold, it is not overfor the age of 35 taking gold, it is not over

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dave spahr is here with your weather forecast.emain in place near the west coast through the remainder through the week, maintaining unseasonably warm daytime temperatures across the region. long range forecast models remain dry through the middle of the month. ( marty ) ( marty ) in national news. the department of justice is asking a judge to drop a lawsuit by president trump's former campaign manager, paul manafort. manafort filed the lawsuit last month, after special counsel robert mueller charged him with money laundering. the suit claims that mueller overstepped his authority when he brought the charges. but the justice department replied to the judge that the lawsuit is only trying to interfere with mueller's investigation. mueller is looking into possible collusion between the trump campaign and russia. ( marty ) for the first time ... we're hearing from the former state worker who triggered a false alarm about a missile heading for hawaii. he's known only as employee one. he says he was positive the attack was real. he sa

(dave)unseasonably (dave) unseasonably strong high pressure will stay in place through the weekend andkend with periods of gusty offshore winds in the hills. long range forecast models remain dry through the middle of the month. ( marty ) in the south bay ... an update on a story we've been following in a cash strapped school district in san jose. kron four's rob fladeboe reports that the oak grove school district plans to close three elementary schools this fall. it was a sad day here at del robles elementary where some parents were only just hearing thenews as school let out. the oak grove school district board voted thursday to close three elementary schools, del robles, glider elementary and george miner elementary. shaun tanner has three kids at del robles.shaun tanner/parent "...it's disheartening, it's sad. whenever you uproots the kids and take away their friends, it's sad and it's going to be that way until june..."the district said the closures were needed to help offset a projected 12 million dollarbudget deficit. in a statement, superintendent jose manza said the action wil

dave spahr is here with your weather forecast.st to continue through monday as an upper level trough settles over the region. this trough may also result in widely scattered showers at times across the southern portion of our forecast area from late today through tuesday night. otherwise, dry weather is expected to continue through the week and into next weekend. ( marty ) ( marty ) in national news. president trump took to twitter... to discuss the democratic intelligence memo. the president tweeted: "the democrats sent a very political and long response memo which they knew, because of sources and methods (and more), would have to be heavily redacted, whereupon they would blame the white house for lack of transparency. told them to re-do and send back in proper form!" the president said friday he won't release the democratic rebuttal at this time. it was written by california representative adam schiff, and claims to rebut the nunes memo, which democrats say is misleading and omits key facts. ( marty ) the best u-s airline in te

. >> i'm dave briggs. good to see you. good to have you back from vacation. >> a couple days off. >> it is tuesday, february 20th. we start with the latest on gun rights. six days after the school massacre in parkland, florida, the nation's youth on seizing the microphone demanding changes to the gun laws. more than 100 teens i staging a high-in on presidents' day to toughen gun regulations. >> students will board buses to speak to state lawmakers tomorrow. students in florida yesterday were promising to take their message to washington. >> this is simply a matter of are you with us or are you against us? are you for taking steps to save us or are you for taking nra blood money? we are not letting the united states be run by that terrorist organization. my friends and i, my community and i have stahave stared down barrel of an ar-15 the way you have not. we have seen this weapon of war mow down our friends. how dare you say we don't know what we're talking about. you have no idea what you are talking about. >> there is sup

richard ross. >> dave, again, we're having problems with dave's connection.'ll go ahead and correct that and we'll head out from broad and locust and go all the way from minneapolis where kristen rodjers is at the stadium. >> reporter: we've been talking with so many players, it's so heart felt to talk with all of these guys, brandon graham with maybe the play of the game, stripping tom brady, derek barnett getting that recovery and pretty much that sealed it for eagles. here's what he had to say about being super bowl champions >> just kept going, you know, we said we needed a play. we got one more opportunity. we going to give it everything we got and i happened to get there. i'm thankful because we got a team that's resilient. we're going to stick around a long time. it feels so good. >> i saw the emotion on your face when i walked up. the first lombardi for the city of philadelphia and eagles. your daughter turned two, your wife's birthday is tomorrow. what do you think that reunion will be like >> i guess that's one gift i don't have to get. because i ha

weather.spahr with the here is dave ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather.weather. ( marty )ng for a murder suspect involved in a home invasion. police tell us four other suspects have been arrested in this violent crime. kron 4's spencer blake spoke with police who are asking for help from the community to track down the hair color could be a tell- tale feature of amber hembree, also known as skittles - that is, if her hair is still bright pink now.it was, as recently as thursday morning when, after getting chased by police, she crashed this van over in vallejo.all five people inside were wanted for two home invasion robberies in santa rosa earlier in the morning...one of which was deadly.police arrested three men after the crash, and caught the fourth thursday night back in santa rosa.but hembree got away."they saw her running from the van and into the neighborhood. we did a thorough swat search with two different swat teams. we searched about a three-block radius and we couldn't find her."a sheriff's spokesman says the 20-year-old is from the richmond, virginia area, and d

dave spahr is here with your weather forecast.ill prevail around the area today with another chilly night forecast for tonight. dry weather and slightly warmer temperatures are expected through the weekend. cooler and unsettled weather is expected to return by early next week with another system bringing rain to the area later next week. ( marty ) ( marty ) ( marty ) she was born in carmel.. raised in marin county.. and she's been an activist since she was 12- years old. alicia garza's job is fighting to make sure domestic workers are treated fairly. now as part of the bay area's 'hidden history' ... kron 4's pam moore talked with one of the three women who started the "black lives matter" movement . pam found alicia garza has deep roots right here in the bay area. "i'm teaching women race and class and race resistance studies. it is angela davis' old class. what is that like? it's intimidating." alicia garza teaches teaches resistance at s-f state .. where she received her masters degree... it is probably fitting, since she, opal

(dave) expect very cool expect very (dave)(dave) expect very cool temperatures by sunrise under clearingnd lessening winds. another very cool night is forecast for friday night. dry weather and slightly warmer temperatures are expected over the weekend. cooler, unsettled weather is expected to return by early next week with another system bringing rain to the area later next week. ( darya ) bart held a board meeting yesterday that was taken over by an angry and emotional crowd. people were outraged that officer joseph mattoo, who shot and killed shaleem tindle, is back on patrol. the bart police chief called the officer couragous for his actions that night. the crowd disagreed.....and some warned that allowing matoo back out on patrol consequences < trust me there's a lot of people out there that don't like no police and don't give a damn about dying. don't give a damn about dying. you better get his (expletive) off the street before someone else get them off">( darya ) oakland police and the alameda county district attorney are still investigating shaleem tindle's death. ( james ) new t

dave spahr is here with your weather forecast.astern pacific will hold on for one more day resulting in seasonably mild temperatures across the region. conditions will turn blustery and much colder on sunday as a strong cold front sweeps through the region. there are also chances of showers mainly across the central coast sunday night into monday with snow levels forecast to drop below 1,500 feet. in wake of the frontal passage, some of the coldest temperatures the region has experienced in years are forecast for early next week. ( marty ) finding success in the silicon valley can come down to learning how to code. kron 4's ella sogomonian reports on an unlikely tech employee who learned this trick of the trade in jail. (nats: typing) it's another day of computer coding in silicon valley......the lifeblood of the tech industry has in turn given a second chance at life for aly tamboura.sot: aly tamboura, code. 7370 graduate// "i definitely think that coding opened all these doors to opportunity. i think without coding those opportu

dave? report roar iain a lot of those businesses will be open and opening earlier to get in on all of the fun and not to mention the business as well. >> we've had parades before. >> reporter: at mace's crossing pub on the parkway never seen anything like the eagles parade that will be strutting down city streets this thursday. neither have we for that matter. >> we have sane patrick's day parade. thanksgiving day. i was at the phillies parade. so i'm just going to figure that it's all three them together. it's going to be so big. >> reporter: manager bob thompson is working on his food and drink help crew for the big day and plans to open two hours earlier at 9am to give the fun times a running start. >> the smallest place. so we're going try to get in everybody, um as safe and comfortable as possible. probably going to open the outdoor. we an outdoor patio. and we wait for the parade to come by. all hands on deck. we're talking to a lot of our, arc lot of restaurants around here to see ho

christine and dave. >> jim, thank you.al kelly was touted as a moderating influence when he joined chief of staff. that reputation is evolving. one retired general who served with kelly in iraq says he no longer recognizes his former colleague. >> ex-white house ethics chief says john kelly touted as the adult at the white house and tells us a failure to compromise on slavery caused a civil war and calls dreamers lazy and protected a wife beater. tell us again how we're never allowed to criticize a general. also a cnn contributor. the rob porter issue is a larger vetting issue at the white house. all of the nominees or appointees had to withdraw or lost their jobs. >>> bipartisan budget deal faces an uncertain future in the house. the measure would cover defense and domestic spending for the next two years. house democrats are not on board yet. nancy pelosi opposing the plan in this historic marathon eight-hour speech over immigration. phil mattingly on capitol hill has more. >> reporter: christine and dave, we know the de

here is a live look at the embarcadero. ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave) blustery and much colder weather conditions will develop across the region today in wake of a strong frontal passage. post frontal shower will be possible over the pacific and along the coast late tonight into monday morning with snow levels dropping to or below 1,500 feet. widespread freezing temperatures are then expected for inland areas once winds subside monday night into tuesday morning. cool and unsettled weather is expected to persist through the end of next week. breaking news this morning out of the east bay. firefighters are battling a three-alarm fire at a three-alarm are battling a firefighters the east bay. morning out of news this breaking breaking news this morning out of the east bay. firefighters are battling a three-alarm fire at a warehouse in san leandro. kron 4's camila bernal is at the scene with the details. camila? (ááácamilaááá) alameda county firefighters are on the scene of a three-alarm blaze this morning at a commercial building in san leandro. at

christine and dave. >> jeff zeleny. thank you. >>> americans say they want tougher gun control measures in the wake of the parkland high school shooting. senator john kennedy of louisiana says we need quote idiot control more than gun control. >> and proposals ran into roadblocks on monday. including the tightening the checks to the background system. closed-door meetings will be held today. enforcing back ground checks not enough for chuck schumer. >>> the sheriff deputy who stayed outside stoneman douglas high school says the investigation will ultimately cleared him. scot peterson was armed and never entered the building. listen to what president trump said about him and other deputies whose actions are under scrutiny. >> i got to watch some deputy sheriffs performing this weekend. they were not exactly medal of honor winners. the way they performed was, frankly, disgusting. >> the toefattorney for socot peterson says the attacks were unwarranted. he failed to meet the standards of police officers is patently untrue.

greg: dave's husband's name is dave which must be confusing. >> it works for me. greg: it makes monogrammed towels very easy. emily, no parade, parade, what are your thoughts? >> i come from a military family and my greatest honor but my biggest issue with this is that this is one more polarizing issue where the left runs to their side and it becomes the debate and the real issue is being ignored which is that we have essentially been at war for 20 years without consistent funding and without the defense officials listing responded to modernization in maintenance and training and our service members are dying on, just because it. the travesty is that lawmakers are pulling these magic minutes in sitting on the government as political strategy and they are not addressing the military services need funding and help and not the parade. that's clouding the issue to me. greg: a very serious responsible answer from emily. makes me feel guilty about my silly monologue. >> can we cut this will show and remove what i said. greg: cat, rob o'neill claims killed osama bin lade

christine and dave. >> jeff zeleny at the white house.hank you. >>> the white house released the budget blueprint with the two-year spending bill just passed and won't be adopted by congress. there is $200 billion for infrastructure spending. $24 billion for border security. the budget radically changes programs like food stamps. replacing that cash benefit with a box of food delivery. it privatizes the space station. and citing increasing threats from china and russia. the pentagon wants a budget boost. $686 billion. the office of management and budget says it cuts deficits $3 trillion over ten years. that assumes growth projections of 3% a year. the president signed two deficit increasing bills. the tax law and the budget deal that increases spending. both of those push deficits past $1 trillion next year. >>> the race to 60 under way today as the senate starts an open immigration debate. republicans declaring they will only allow the process to play out on the senate floor for one week in the attempt to force democrats to show their ha

hey, will. >> reporter: hi, dave. you know, i'm actually only supposed to be 20 minutes away, although it is an hour and a half drive with the traffic. that is why we're here instead of over at the stadium. the signals are crashing because everyone is on their cell phones. a lot of excitement in the air. the political situation is overshadowing the sporting events. two very different scenarios untu unfoldi unfolding. vice president mike pence with fred warmbier talking about how the freedom. also saying that south korea needs to disengage with the north after the olympics are over and continue and join with the united states with the campaign of maximum pressure and engagement. you have south korea moon jae-in shaking hands with north korea's head of state. and the big guest is kim jong un's sister. she arrived on the north korean leader's private jet in south korea. she is here in pyeongchang. she will attend the opening ceremonies. she will have lunch tomorrow with president moon and several diplomatic sources tell

dave spahr is here with your weather forecast. slightly warmer temperatures are expected today. a cold front is forecast to sweep from north to south through the region late sunday night and monday morning, bringing a brief period of rain. scattered showers are then expected monday afternoon and evening along with locally breezy conditions. a stronger and wetter storm system will likely bring widespread precipitation to the region wednesday night and thursday, with showers continuing through at least friday. ( marty ) ( marty ) shopping malls are becoming a thing of the past. just last summer... a bank predicted that up to 25 percent of malls in the u-s... will close by 2022. kron 4's dan kerman takes a look at two bay area malls that are evolving to survive. if rumors of the shopping malls demise are true what's happening here at westfield's valley fair property in santa clara, they're spending 1.1 billion dollars to remodel the mall from floor to ceiling and expand.sot ben lazzareschi/exe cutive v.p., jllthis is a large format r

let's get out to dave schratwieser talking to fans all day in center city. dave? super la tiff to describe this day. i'll tell from you the street and i mean broad street it was amazing. >> dream come true. >> awesome dream come true. >> it was the day every eagles fan has dreamed about. only thursday it was real and right there in front of them to see and savior g we're just excited to be here and they won the super bowl for the first time. >> ever since growing up grew up in havertown it's been -- i'm 59 years old and we've been diehard eagles fans our hole whole lives much this is just amazing. >> three generations of the ramirez family from northeast philly got up at 3:00 in the morning to get a front row seat at broad and spruce. they got to see the super bowl champs up close and personal. >> this is amazing. i mean, it means so much to me. to my family. you know, it's just the most beautiful thing in the world. >> it's just so great that i can share it with my daughter. we've been watching for many years. i grew up watching eagles with my father. >> reporter

accident nb 880 at whipple traffic alert (dave)expect very cool expect very (dave) (dave) expect verys and lessening winds. another very cool night is forecast for friday night. dry weather and slightly warmer temperatures are expected over the weekend. cooler, unsettled weather is expected to return by early next week with another system bringing rain to the area later next week. ( james ) sonoma county is getting more than 3 million dollars... to help hundreds of people return to work... after the october firestorm. california's employment department says the money will put 700 people back to work through sonoma county job link. the money will pay for job training in construction... healthcare... and retail. ( james ) 200 people are charged with fraud against the elderly... in what federal officials are calling the largest investigation of its kind.( darya ) as drew petrimo tells us... the announcement comes on the same day the u-s attorney general met with victims. guy cottrell, chief postal inspector: "winners, that's what a lot of the people who answered these scams thought they

dave?> reporter: yeah, east falls businessman loses thousands of dollars in tools and police are working the case. there's video for to you see as well, guys? ♪ friends, colleagues, gathered here are the world's finest insurance experts. rodney -- mastermind of discounts like safe driver, paperless. the list goes on. how about a discount for long lists? gold. mara, you save our customers hundreds for switching almost effortlessly. it's a gift. and jamie. -present. -together we are unstoppable. so, what are we gonna do? ♪ insurance. that's kind of what we do here. ♪ >>> tens of thousands of dollars worth of high-end tools stolen from a philadelphia metal shop. the thieves were caught on camera pulling up to the shop early last friday before they then burst in. dave kinchen spoke with the shop's owner who says this is like a punch to the gut. he joins us live now with the details. dave? >> reporter: dawn, east falls business owner actually has a big deadline coming up and he's trying to figur

hello, ivan. >> reporter: hi, dave.ent pence made it clear to create a counter narrative when leading the u.s. delegation to the opening ceremony of the pyeongchang winter olympics taking place in a few days here. he wants to at every stop highlight north korean's human rights record. he is bringing along the father of the american university student otto warmbier what died after a year in custody in north korea. and he wants to make it clear if north korea's cooperating by participating in the olympics, it needs to be isolated by the international community to make it give up its nuclear weapons. he added that caveat that the u.s. has not asked for the meeting with the north korean delegation in pyeongchang. it is possible. we will wait and see what happens if they happen to bump into each other in the stadium. in the meantime, the north koreans are coming by the hundreds. 22 athletes and orchestra arrived by ferry. they were met by protesters who have been active across south korea. a tae kwon do demonstration team co

dave. >> rosa, thanks. questions this morning about whether the fbi missed an opportunity to stop the parkland massacre. the video blogger warned the bureau of the apparent school shooting threat with the same name post as the gunman. the video blogger said the post said i'm going to be a professional school shooter. the fbi says a field officer did a web search and internal data place review. the blogger did not know the commenter. the fbi could not identify him. the bureau says no connection to south florida was found and local law enforcement was not notified of the possible threat. let's talk to the mayor of parkland, florida. christine, thank you for joining us again. i was at columbine 20 years ago as a student journalist. as the days went on, a runner for this network, ironically. every night, i drove home in tears and as you see, i cry every time this happens. but i feel like the country does not. there was a shooting a few weeks ago in kentucky and i saw people glance at their phone in the breaking

i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs.nk the students mobilizing is turning public opinion? >> i think this is the mass shooting generation. they have a voice that gen xers haven't felt. >> demanding changes to the gun laws. more than 100 teens staging a lie-in outside the white house on presidents' day. an effort to pressure lawmakers to toughen gun regulation. >> 100 students will board buses from parkland to the florida state capital to speak to state lawmakers tomorrow. students in florida rallying and promising to take their message to washington. >> this is simply a matter of are you with us or are you against us? are you for taking steps to save us or are you for taking nra blood money? we are not letting the united states be run by that terrorist organization. my friends and i, my community and i have stared down the barrel of the ar-15 the way you have not. we have seen the weapon of war mow down people we know and love the way you have not. how dare you tell us we don't know what we're talking about. you have no

dave. >> rosa, thanks. questions this morning about whether the fbi missed an opportunity to stop the parkland massacre. a video blogger warned the bureau of the apparent school shooting threat from the youtube user with the same name as the gunman. the blogger reported on the video post. it said, quote i'm going to be a professional school shooter. the fbi field officer did a web search and database review. the blogger did not know the commenter and fbi said it could not identify him. the bureau says no connection to south florida was found and local law enforcement was not notified of the possible threat. let's discuss this with cnn analyst charles ramsey. former police chief of washington, d.c. and philadelphia. good morning. >> good morning. >> let's start with the fbi tipped off with the comment. to the lay person, how could you not track down a person who identified himself almost wanting people to know who he was? how could they not find out more and tip-off local authorities? >> he notified himself

welcome into fox 29 news the chase for championship i'm kristen rodgers here with our eagles insider davero. >> you like nice and warm. >> thanks to you dave we are trying to keep parm warm here outside of us bank stadium. it is the night before and some good mojo for the eagles because brian dawkins and terrell owens are headed to the hall of fame. >> i mean i'm not all jazzed about to because he was only with the eagles ye and a half. one good year, one really bad half year. dawkins it's wonderful. he credited the fans. he said that when i get in we all get in that was really cooly he really appreciates it. he was thrilled and he thinks just like you that this is the start of a weekend to celebrate for eagles fans. >> he has a chance to get a super bowl ring this -- tomorrow as well because he's in the -- >> he helped this team grow up very quickly and brian dawkins congratulations to him. we'll celebrate before his enshrinement in august in canton, ohio. >> so much when it comes to the hall of fame. so many distractions like with the super bowl. but players still try to keep some norma

that 4.6%, percentage wise is important, dave.he market has gone up so far so long. 1,000 points is still 4.6%. we had bigger days percentage wise. october of '87, 22% lower. what is going on? the trigger was the jobs report friday. strong wage growth. wage inflation is great for workers, but bad for corporate profits. if that picks up too fast, the fed may need to raise rates faster than planned. this is a bond market story. the bond market has been telling us the economy is so great. so great. interest rates are rising. the fed has to do something to keep it from over heating. bond yields hit a four-year high on friday. bonds offer better returns and making it attractive. you buy bonds. you sell stocks. if the stock drops again today, there is a chance -- no chance of a crash or panic. stocks have not hit a 10% drop or correction. a correction is long overdue. conditions are good. the economy is strong. the job market is robusrobust. you have the moment where the stock market which is up and up and up is now saying wait a minute

dave. >> should be a task for jared kushner. ian lee, thank you. >>> in russia, both black boxes recovered following the sunday plane crash near moscow. the crew of the flight did not report issues before the plane went down. all 71 people on board were killed. the plane disappeared from radar shortly after takeoff from moscow. right now, the russian capital is experiencing the heaviest snowfall in decades. it is not clear if the weather played a role in the crash. >>> lights starting to come back on after the explosion and fire caused the blackout in northern puerto rico on sunday. according to the island's power authority, several municipalities were affected and san juan. no one was injured in the blast and it is not clear what caused it. difficult to determine how many people have power right now in puerto rico which is still recovering from hurricane maria. >>> the london city airport shutdown on sunday when construction crews found a world war ii bomb in the thames river nearby. operations to remove the bomb are ongoing. t

fox 29's dave kinchen live tonight with a story you'll see only on fox.ave. >> reporter: iain, that teacher has been champion for this boy but that's not all. the community is stepping up especially after someone posted something on twitter that went viral. >> it really broke me down mentally and emotionally. >> reporter: that's how 17-year-old sean felt when he says he was force to do leave home. the transgender teen has been on his own since christmas night after transitioning from makiah. >> you start to question yourself, um, why am i like this? is this right? is this okay? >> reporter: on his own in sometimes rough city, sean turn into his english teacher lauren who help him get from shelter to shelter never giving up. >> he was in contact with me, um, on a friday and we thought he can make it the weekend and then you were in contact with me over the week and and it was bad. >> i really adamantly was not going to allow were was going on him with him to montgomery continue. >> he has shelter but needs clothes. emily sean about sean's struggle and went

dave?> reporter: iain, this has been hot topic for two weeks ever since police put crisco oil on these poles trying to keep fans from climbing up them after the nfc championship game. we all know that didn't work. this time around police have a pretty slick idea. >> it's very heavy thick oil. >> reporter: guys over at evan's gulf on spring garden street know all about gear oil they use a lot of it at the garage and they're not big fans of it. >> it's thick. you can get it off your clothes. it smells and it's really tough to clean up. >> reporter: sources say police plan to use a form of gear oil instead of crisco oil to greece poles along broad street and up in the northeast for sunday night's expected big eagles celebration. >> don't climb up the poles. >> reporter: tom flores says fans should be aware if you're planning on wearing your favorite birds jersey and scaling up a pole with the stuff on it. well, good luck in trying to clean your jersey. >> you can't take it to the dry cleaners

dave.> reporter: iain many people we talk to say it appears a sign of the times. but they also wonder some wonder if it goes too far. >> they should have potting up about that. >> we were the first to tell marcus james about the new limits of the size of bags allowed is the cinemark effective thursday at all cinemark locations around the country it's bringing up lots of questions. >> my wife, she got bag. you know, she has her pocketbook. >> i think we should have the right to bring things our bags in, you know, us women especially women we like to carry lot of things, you know. >> reporter: the new policy on the cinemark website says any bags or packages lar jenn than 12 by 12 by six will not be permitted inside. adding that staff reserve the right to check any bags brought in as means of enforcement. we picked up this box with similar dimensions to get a better idea of the new policy. this is my standard work bag and as you can see, it look like it would simply be too big to take inside.

dave: we have a graphic.econds, are contingent upon where yields go. 3.5% is the line in the sand you see. khiem: that is correct. gothe effective rate were to from a 3% to 3.5% and the 10 year bond rate, it would have a negative effect on the economy be therefore, investors may thinking about a possible big downturn in the u.s.. it could be a recession. coulday be thinking it precipitate something bad in the economy and corporate profits. we think those are the key levels to watch. at the moment we are way below that. haslinda: i want to bring up this chart, g #btv 873. shows how emerging-market assets were sold off after powell's testimony. i am wondering whether it is four or more. how do you think emerging-market assets will be seen by investors? khiem: we believe if you look at emerging economies, they are very solid. it is rare we see them in such good health. in thesult of that, short-term there is a negative reaction everywhere, in the bond market, the fx market, the equities market. but i think it wi

. >> our eagles insider dave spadaro joining me now.efore we get into practice today -- >> by the way there's no truth to the rumor more that doug pederson actually portrayed justin timberlake at practice. >> what? >> he did not do the justin timberlake. we'll see that at half time. >> we have to get into this justin timberlake conversation later. i have strong feelings. you have strong feelings. >> yes. >> this is later in the show. tune in. before that, though, tim jurnigan has missed back to back days the only eagle that's been on the not playing part of the injury report. >> yes. >> with an illness. can you give us update on how he's doing. >> he's expected to be better. hopefully practice tomorrow. let's kind of put the rest of the idea this flu is ripping through the eagles locker room and rampaging through this and eagles are all kinds of sick. they're not. only darby missed practice yesterday he was a full participant today. along with jurnigan yesterday, of course. but obviously the eagles want to see jurnigan on the field. >>

dave is in the orange room with more. dave. >> tough story. it keeps on cooking.ll see the long awaited episode where we finally find out how jack pearson died. the recent episode of "this is us" we saw his house go up in flames after a faulty slow cooker shorted out. that moment ignited fans all across twitter where they mistakenly took out their grief on crock-pot. perhaps the most well known brand of slow cookers. overnight, "this is us," the gang from the propduction crew released a statement for fans upset about the news. >> the big game is fast approaching. many of us, this day brings an opportunity to gather with friends and family. loved ones we don't see all that often. we should take a deep breath and find the ability to forgive and remind ourselves there is no difference so great that we can't overcome it. >> pulls at the heart. pulls at the heart. #crock-potisinnocent. this is created by dan fogelman. we should mention that monday morning on "today" mandy moore is here to talk about the blockbuster sunday night episode. >> i know it is coming, dave, bu