. >> reporter: now, instead of planning their wedding, deanna is planning his funeral. for his memorial, she ordered 160 eco friend lilian friendly lanterns to release at his favorite beach. >> my heart dropped. >> reporter: video shows a man running up to her porch and grabs the box with $200 worth of lanterns inside. at the same time, another angle shows a white suv pulling up alongside the house. >> i'm going through the worst thing i could imagine in my life. and ... i'm not trying to stress about anything else. >> reporter: deanna filed a police report, but now, just days away from damian's memorial, she says it will go on. >> i want to have the best memorial for him. whether that means i'm down to my last dollar, i don't care. >> reporter: she says she is thankful because the company she ordered the lanterns from is resending them at no extra cost. reporting in alhambra, andrea puiji, kpix5. >>> mill tail authorities in south korea say a projectile from north korea flew into the east sea. this just days before president trump's meeting with the chinese president.

from los angeles, california, please welcome back deanna and stephen stagliano. >> hey!nd applause] >> we made it. group hug. >> aww. aww. >> [indistinct] >> welcome back. good to have you guys again. we'll catch everybody up to date on just the real quick synopsis here, deanna, of course, was our bachelorette. stephen was the twin brother of a guy that was on one of our shows, michael, and then now they're happily married, two kids. >> yes. i married a bachelorette. no roses required. >> ooh! >> how is--yeah, there you go. that would've saved me, like, 20 seconds. >> [laughs] >> mother of two, and you guys are right in the wheelhouse right now. >> we're in the heat of it. >> you're in the trenches. >> yep. >> five and a half months, the youngest? >> yeah. austin is five and a half months, and addison is two and h

. >> deanna durante was there as the first of the fans got to experience the fun. she joins us live with more about the party on the parkway. >> if any indication, there's probably a lot of empty seats in schools around the tri-state area today. many parents probably pending some interesting notes. today was a family affair. for the young estefans, it's hard to tell who is more excited. them or the parents. >> i came to see to have a great experience. >> for this 9-year-old, he's hoping the eagles will listen to his experience and pick his first round draft choice. he habit contacted the eagles directly, but he's not aleb in his preference. on a summer-like day in april, most are hitting the books and not pint sized football field. >> it's take your son to workday. >> is this where you work? >> they are bringing us to their work. >> this is your work here. >> we're personal contractors. we work where we want to work. >> no shortage of team. >> hoping to see a lot of young players get on to the teams and then we'll be out here enjoying the experience. >> i want to s

deanna durante, nbc 10 news. >> nbc 10 will be covering developments throughout this trial. count on us for daily updates on the air and on the nbc 10 app. >>> to washington now where the path has been cleared for the nomination of president trump's supreme court pick. but not before an historic move. >> we have a live puckture from the senate floor. republicans changed the chambers rules during a showdown over high court nominee neil gorsuch. erin coleman is joining us with the breakdown of the events. >> they voted to use the nuclear option to clear the way for the confirmation of neil gorsuch. it allows the nominee to move to final confirmation with a simple majority of just a 51 votes opposed to 60 votes. democrats objected until the end, but the efforts to block gorsuch failed as expected. >> it changes the rules from here on out. that means it will be e easier for the majority party to confirm the nominee than the future no matter who is president. >> everyone likes to point the funger at the other side as the source of the distress. there's abundant blame to go around

reporting live, deanna durante, nbc 10 news. >> take you back now. we have a verdict in the eric frein murder trial. the county is speaking now. let's listen in. >> the defendant eric frein guilty of all counts, including first-degree murder and terrorism. some of that is really just how juries go about deliberation. as soon as they were in the jury room, they were asked to give a lunch order. juries are individual, whether they talk about something over lunch or whether they wait for lunch to come and they finish that and get to deliberation. so that's when they were given the case. i don't know how many hours. >> guilty on all counts. what does that say about the evidence you presented and you're still pursuing the death permanen penalty. why is that on the table? >> we believe there are aggravating factors to be presented under the law for the consideration of the jury. and the evidence that is already been presented to the jury will be moved into evidence at the penalty phase tr their consideration in that phase. >> with aggravating factors we're

we were glad to be there to be help. >> she's grateful for them all and now she says. >> reporter: deanna nbc10 news. >> interesting they were all terrified it seemed. >> i know and jace is just perfectly content and calm and happy. >> and beautiful. we're working on several stories for nbc10 at 5:00. >> here comes more road closures. the nfl draft is fast approaching. the streets that are closing about two hours from now plus a local star whose hoping to become a household name. >> now here comes the heat. by week's end it's going to start feeling like summer around here. what to know for your neighborhood in my most accurate first alert forecast. >> then all new at 5:00. saying good-bye, the significance of this tree coming down in one new jersey community today. >>> his own key to the city. the local product who plans to have his name heard thursday and for years to come. >> from rain to warmth. see those showers on the radar and soon, soon enough things will be feeling like summer. >> down she goes. a beloved tree takes a final bow. >> announcer: nbc10 news starts now. >> begins with

deanna durante has the exclusive story. >> you wouldn't expect to get held up. >> the woman is police think she was the ring lead er er in a vit assault that placed this man who doesn't want his identity revealed in danger. >> i guess that's what happens. you have evil people out there. the man placed an ad locking for someone to hang out with on craigslist. he says she agreed to meet him and go to a casino. in the moments the two met. >> unless you know she got a gun pulled from the back of my head. >> they say it was her friend who also carried a a knife. police say in addition, they are after a man and a woman, police say they have talked to her on the found phone. so have we. she spoke to me on the phone today. she knows she's wanted by police but didn't do anything wrong and only an idiot would turn herself in. every day he lives in fear and has no plans to return to the site where he met her. >> she's last known to live in destruction el hill and frequent delaware county, but they want to know more about the two people she was with. especially they say since a gun and a knife we

deanna durante has been checking it out. >> no shortage of things to do. take your pick. >> that's right. it all depends on what you want to do. you can fly high on a zip line or head down to a pint-sized football field. we showed you people sailing through the lines where just outside one of the gated entrances, you can see people e getting out of work, coming here, if you're going to go through security, it's going to be a lot easier if you forget the bags and bring in as little as possible. >> fan videos playing the role of a sports casters and snapping a picture with the trophy. . it's all free. if you didn't pack a water bottle, no free fill up for you. >> one beer, two waters. how much did that set you back? >> reporter: $22. >> the bottle can be refilled. >> that's going to cost you for each beer. the price may not be perfect. >> we tried to load up. >> she tried to bring in as much. >> we weren't allowed to bring anything in. >> lucky for them soup is giving out some freebies. >> christy brought nothing. just their phones and taking advantage of th

in exton, deanna durante, nbc10 news. >> back to our first alert weather. taking a live look over center city. little overcast right now but the rain we saw earlier today has moved out. i actually maybe i see some blue skies but maybe that's just more wishful thinking. >> earlier you were saying no rain for the rest of the week, i think this week is going to be crazy. >> i think tammie needs to set us straight. >> i think you were being very wishful. i think you were thinking tomorrow's tax day, why make it depressing, it's going to be sunny and beautiful. walk those returns to the post office. why can't we just continue that all week long? but, you know, this is philly and spring and you don't get two days the same in the row. 66 right now with some peaks of sunshine in delaware. 72 in lehigh valley. they already have some sunshine with just a few clouds out there. magnificent skies out over the upper country. we're looking at 71 in new jersey. there's still some clouds hanging on there. 68 in the pennsylvania suburbs, we've got a mix of sun and clouds and

deanna durante is live to explain what's at stake with this proposal. >> reporter: the superintendent says the problem is not new to him. all schools statewide are struggle iing with skyrocketing pension costs. they are required by state law to put in every year. they have been neglecting buildings and lay off teachers and take other measures to save money. >> i'm upset. i moved here knowing that middle school was there. i was prepared for my daughter to go there. >> reporter: but plans may be changing. not just for lauren and her family, but all in the school district thanks to money issues. >> we have a problem of $4.8 million. >> reporter: the problem isn't new but it keeps going groeing. pension costs tears apart the budget every year. the district can't keep up. schools have gone without repairs and teachers could be furloughed. administrators will not be replaced when they retire at year's end and two schools are targeted for closure. milford middle school is one of them. >> it doesn't help me. i did do my research in moving here. i researched the middle school. i researched the

deanna, now a mom of two, confessed she's seriously sleep-deprived. >> i was asleep before the clockurned to 9:01. and emily maynard gibson, well, she's got a family of five. >> i worry about gibson's safety around jennings. he loves to kiss him. >> all of us moms love posting pics of our family. the toughest part about that is the mom shaming. >> i didn't put sun screen, i'm like, how do they know? >> i lowered them to take. picture. i was like, i lowered them. >> you know, somebody says something about me, fine, whatever. the minute you talk about my kid, oh, i will come after you. >> don't talk about children. >> never >>> all right, would you ever let molly become the bachelorette? >> i met her dad, my husband. after doing the show. >>> a different baby when we next on kron-4 news at eight: a gruesome discovery in the north bay... a dozen dead dogs found near a trail. now neighbors fear their animals aren't safe. after a group of teens robbed passengers on bart. another woman comes forward===saying she was also attacked on a train. but she says bart didn't take her seriously. i'm

deanna durante, nbc10 news in exton. >> traffic deaths are dropping in pennsylvania.ys nearly 1,200 deaths were reported last year but that's the lowest number since recordkeeping began in 1928. there's mixed progress to this, though. fatalities at intersections and also pedestrian deaths were up from last year. >> we're continuing to follow the developing story that we brought you at the top of the hair, a multi-state manhunt for a man committing a murder and posting it on facebook. it's now reached five states including pennsylvania. police are looking for 37-year-old steve stephens, 30 schools in philadelphia were locked down for more than an hour after reports that he was seen in fairmount park, but there have been no confirmed sightings of stephens in our area. and all new at 6:00, social media mega phone, how more and more criminals are using the internet to broadcast their crimes. >> students ran out of their school, they were wearing fake blood in fairless hills bucks county this morning. it was all part of an active shooter drill. students, police, firefighte

deanna, now a mom of two, confessed she's seriously sleep-deprived. ate a sandwich in bed at 9:00 with a glass of wine. >> i a wassleep before the clock turned to 9:01. and emily maynard gibson, well, she's got a family of five. >> i worry about gibson's safety around jennings. he loves to kiss him. it's more like a head butt. >> all of us moms love posting pics of our family. the toughest part about that is the mom shaming. we were in hawaii. people were commenting i didn't put sun screen i'm like how do they know. >> then people were saying things about the car seat. >> i lowered them to take the picture. i was like, i lowered them. >> you know, somebody says something about me, fine, whatever. the minute you talk about my kid, oh, i will come after you. >> don't talk about children. >> ever ever ever >> never >>> all right, would you ever let molly become the bachelorette? here's the thing because i did the show >> i met her dad, my husband, after doing the show. how could i say n the new "dirty dancireng" make in a moment. travel krr tomorrow e.t.

nbc10 news's deanna durante joins us live from the montgomery county courtroom in norristown. >> thege tackled several issues today including jury selection. >> reporter: for now the judge says he wants to go with the standard pennsylvania jury selection process, which means the fight the defense requests that they wanted a more complicated questionnaire going out, the judge said he'd rather the potential jury pull not know what case they could be serving on. it's become pretty standard now as the defense works to keep evidence against bill cosby out of the case, a few fans gather outside the courthouse and cheer as he walks in. cosby says very little to them. inside court today he was chatty and heard loudly joking with courtroom staff. his lawyers are trying to keep his 1991 book and media interview about the book out of the courtroom. he makes reference to an unsuccessfully attempt to slipping it in the drinks of girls. prosecutors say this shows that cosby has knowledge of a date rape drug and say it's crucial to the case. cosby is accused of drugging and sexually assaulting a wo

he spoke to deanna durante. >>> bill o'reilly's run on fox news channel has come to an end. 21st century fox announced they dropped o'reilly yesterday. the move comes amid allegations of sexual harassment. "new york times" reported five women were paid a total of $13 million to settle sexual harassment complaints. we spoke to the executive director of the group women's way about o'reilly's dismissal. she said it's a positive step. >> we applaud the women for speaking out and we celebrate this as a victory for women's voices to be heard and fighting against sexual harassment. >> o'reilly released a statement saying in part it's disheartening that we part ways due to complete iep unfounded claims. by rating standards bill o'reilly was one of the most successful tv personalities. tucker carlson will take over o'reilly's 8:00 p.m. slot. >> vice president mike pence's ten day asian trip continues with a meeting with indonesia's president. they will discuss trade. pence will mark the 50th anniversary of the association of southeast asian nations. president trump is reportedly considering break

nbc 10's deanna duranty is joining us live. investigators say two officers were speeding, but only one is charged. >> yes. and within the last 30 minutes, that officer who was charged, adam soto, his mugshot was released. that is him as he was working for the philadelphia police department wearing a police uniform in that picture that they have supplied to us. now, between, investigators say that he is being processed and he is no longer a member of the philadelphia police department. carrying his protective vest and police-issue gear,ed am soto turns himself into philadelphia police internal affairs. it was his car that slammed into 50-year-old danny committeery killing him. >> they are police officers. they knew that driving that fast could kill somebody. and unfortunately it had to be my brother, my only -- my only sibling. >> dimitry's sister says the announcement of charges nearly three months from the crash is a start, but she wants more. >> he was a great brother. they stole him from us. >> without commenting on the spec

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. >> reporter: that cost could be $100 million a day, a figure that worries c.e.o.s like deanna mull gone of guardian life insurance, which could lose $40,000 an hour. >> new york is a global financial capital. it generates a lot of income for the entire country in the form of income taxes, so it is really important to the country. >> reporter: amtrak has proposed a solution to fix the tracks and build a new tunnel under the hudson river, but it would cost over $20 billion. new york and new jersey have offered to pay half the cost if the federal government pays for the rest, a proposal now being considered by the trump administration. elaine quijano, cbs news, new york. >> pelley: today mr. trump summoned all 100 u.s. senators to the white house to hear the latest on the threat posed by north korea's nuclear program. the president has not ruled out force, and david martin is following this. >> reporter: senators were bused to the white house for a closed-door briefing by the president's top national security advisers with a cameo appearance by the commander-in-chief himself. senator

reporting live, deanna durante, nbc 10 news. >>> also developing tonight, the so-called facebook killer is dead after a trip to a pennsylvania mcdonald's. steve stephens alluded police for 48 hours after investigators say he murdered a man and posted a video of the crime to facebook. >> the murder happened in cleveland, ohio. they found him about two hours away in erie, pennsylvania. when he pulled up to a mcdonald's drive-thru and organized mcnuggets and fries. employees stalled him by saying his fries weren't ready. he got nervous and drove off but did not get far. >> one of the country's most wanted no longer on the run. the manhunt ended in erie, pennsylvania, after a worker at a mcdonald's drive-thru recognized him and called police. >> he couldn't have gone more than 0 yards on buffalo road before the police were behind had him. >> authorities say stephens shot and killed himself. >> we would liked to have brought him peacefully and talked to him to find out why this happened. >> reporter: stephens recorded himself shooting and killing a 74-year-old man and posted the video to fac

deanna durante, nbc 10 news. >> nbc 10 will be covering developments throughout this trial. count on us for daily updates. >>> local municipalities that rely on state police for local police services could soon pay a fee. a a a bill announced today would require the payment from places that don't currently pay tr their own police coverage. the bill would affect 90 communities in every county this our area except for philadelphia. if it approved, the plan would be expected to bring in $1.75 billion to the state over a ten-year period. >>> now to breaking news. p payless is filing for chapter 10 and plans to close 400 stores as it reorganizes its business. to word yet if any stores in our area will shut down. payless has more than 4,000 locations around the world. >>> a former philadelphia district attorney is suing to have the current d.a. removed from office. lynn a abraham and another lawyer say state law prevents from keeping his job because his law license is temporarily suspended. williams says he will stay in office doing administrative work as he fights federal bribery

deanna durante, nbc 10 news. >> be sure to stick with nbc 10 for daily updates during the trial. >> next5:00, students outsmart a principal even before she started her new job. >>> plus a special tribute for a local basketball star just days after she coached her team to a national championship. yo, check it. my parents pimped out our crib with fios internet. sick. word on the street is it's bomb.com. i think you're bomb.com michelle, wanna come over and surf those sweet fios speeds like old times? todd, i've moved on to xfinity, they have the fastest internet. sorry todd. fios has fallen behind. don't fall with it. xfinity delivers the fastest internet. sign up today or get started with this great offer. call, click, or visit an xfinity store today. >>> a man befriended actual students and stayed at their apartment when he knew they were away. the 23 year old is accused of stealing from them. he's charged with burglary, credit card fraud, forgery and theft. police say he was hanging around a lot and think he may have done this before. >>> then there's this. a woman hired as a principal

as for the wife, deanna durante, nbc 10 news. >>> mike pence arrived in japan today and assured them the u.s. stands behind them in working to diffuse risks tr the nuclear program. >> it was scaled back from what he said in south korea. north korea should get the same treatment as seyria and afghanistan if it decided to advance its weapons program. >>> president trump is sign iin off on executive order to help create jobs here in the u.s. the president announced his buy american high american order during a speech in wisconsin. president trump said this election the american people voted to end the, quote, theft of american prosperity. he also said the bill will send a powerful signal to the world and put america first. >>> 20 minutes of nonstop news continues with a push to create more jobs in the philadelphia fire department. >> the department says more man power could have prevented the death more than two years ago. lauren mayk is live outside city hall. >> the firefighters are speaking out a day after the federal report came out about craig's death. >> the fire commissioner is h

. >> deanna mitchell said that she'd only be using h fitbit lect two for about two wks when it suddenly melted down as sh was reading a book. she says there was no indication anything was wrong until it exploded. fitbit says it's looking into it and hasn't reefed any other complaints about the bracelets overheating. >>> and now up next your capital consumer watch. and the new push to protect you from smart devices that may be snooping on your home. ,, states that have passed laws new >>> california's response to a federal crack down on states that have passed law legalizing marijuana in a new strategy to combat fake news kpix melissa kaen has more. >> would prevent state and local police from helping federal agents crack down on marijuana activity that the state considers to be legal. in a statement the bill sponsors says well we cannot fully control what the tmp administration does we can permit the use of california's public dollars. a cbs news poll shows a number of americans who are pro pot is growing. 61% say marijuana should be legal. >> and the fight against fake news may soon be

. >> pieces of plastic deanna says her dr. had to pick out of the wound. according to mitchell her fitness tracker exploded tuesday night while she was reading a book. she says there was no indication anything was wrong with the device prior to the explosion. and aurora health care confirmed mitchell visited urgent care the very next day. >> this is a product so many people use. my nephew their whole class gets these from their teachers and they wear them. >> the device however does come with a warning. the fit bit website caulks consumer stating the device contains electrical equipment that could cause injure if not handled properly. mitchell says she was very careful when wearing the device but that didn't prevent something from going wrong. >> if they are exploding or if there is some type of malfunction with them, i mean, i'm going to have a scar from this probably. can you imagine what it would do to a child? >> a fit bit released a statement saying we are extremely alarmed about the complaint regarding the flex 2 and are investigating the issue. we a

as does jared and deanna powell as does hrchlt r. mcmaster. so what happens is he curates different points of view and encourages confusion amongst them. what happens is a misunderstanding sometimes on the outside that of course you're going to have fights inside of the sandbox that are on purpose and the president then curates a point of view to determine what he wants to do and he adapts. i think you see the president going from contender to a campaign viable candidate to candidate to president and in each place, he's adapting to the information that he has in front of him. i think he's doing an incredible job. i think the team is the a-team. i can tell you also -- i spent two days with most of the team. there's more harmony. they're better organized. things are starting to move. the agencies are getting their teams. remember, the president influences policy legislation as the head of state and the commander in chief. the agencies are the ones who implement the policies, and there's no team. the 2700 presidential appointees, there's probably

reporting live, deanna durante, nbc 10 news. >> we are following a developing story in washington. steve bannon has been removed tr the national security council. president trump made that decision himself. a top white house official tells nbc news that bannon was put on the principles committee only as a check on then national security adviser michael flynn. senior political editor mark murray joins us from washington. thank you for your time. some reports point to the power struggle that led to the oust or say it's more or less procedural. what are you hearing about this development? >> i don't think it's fair to say it's a power struggle right now, but it's a a growing influence by the national security adviser. they have put more influence with the generals than the national security advisers and away from political folks. it's worth remembering. essentially what karl rove was it's important to note that neither in serving on the principles committee that's why it was so controversial when bannon was moved up there. i think it's a a e reflection of the trump white house now wit

milwaukee resident deanna mitchell said she suffered second-degree burns after the fitbit flex exploded. this is a picture taken by mitchell and obtained by nbc news. mitchell said the doctor had to remove melted pieces of plast africa the arm. a company spokeswoman telling us we're extremely concerned about the report regarding the flex 2 and take it very seriously. adding, fitbit products are designed and produced in accord dance of strict standards and have extensive internal and external testing and is investigating. go back to the third quarter earnings call, james park alluded to manufacturing issues and led to scrapped inventory. back then, he said the root cause of the flex 2, even though it looks like a fairly simple device, it's actually one of the more complex devices that we have designed and developed. and that's due to its incredibly tiny form factor. it's a latest issue to plague f fitbit seeing the shares plunge 67%. it's currently about 7% off the low. earlier this year, the company announcing to cut 6% of the global workforce after reporting disappointing fourth quarte

mount spoke with deanna durante by phone and said she did nothing wrong. >>> investigators are searchingr the cause of a fire in philadelphia's tacony neighborhood that forced two people out of the home. they also found there was a pet alligator. animal control officers took the 12 inch gator from the building last night. two people were taken to the hospital being checked out. the alligator was hurt. >>> our look at stories happening county by county begins at penn state where someone took pictures of studio audience inside dorm showers. >> they are investigating two incidents. police haven't identified the victims or even said whether they were men or women. police are asking students for information about who may be responsible. >>> investigators in berks county are searching for whoever spray painted this cat purple and burned him. the cat named churchill was found in a park reading earlier this month. a witness said kids were abusing him. he was treated at an animal rescue center and now at a foster home. this is the second cat that was subjected to abuse in reading this month. the

. >> reporter: city records show a handful of managers of getting the loans, among of them, deanna, a $1.1 million home loan and interest rate, less than a point, and the term was 45 years, on top of her $316,000 a year salary. >> they are receiving the loans at the rate the federal government gives loans. >> reporter: the loans have become a cloud over bitter contract negotiations between the city and the the employee's association because workers have not had a raise in five years. >> it's a sour note with them. a lot of the members can't afford to live in the city of sunnyvale and commuting long distances. >> distances. >> i leave about 3:30. >> reporter: he commutes 80 miles one way between sunnyvale and his home near modesto. >> they say there is no money to give us the raise but they find money to give the loans. >> reporter: he said he would like a loan the executives are offered so he can send more time with his family instead of on the road. >> sunnyvale has another home loan program for employees but not with the same interest rates or loan term. employees say those loans ar

deanna durante is heading to pike county to cover the first days of the trial starting on nbc10 news. >> there could be major traffic headaches for commuters in new york after a new jersey transit train derailed at penn station this morning. about 1,200 people were on that brain when this happened around nine. one rider said she felt a major jolt. some passengers fell while others were slammed into the seats in front of them. we're going to show you some video that offers the closer view of the damage. no one was seriously hurt here. rescuers led passengers out of the damaged cars and on to the tracks and into the another car and we just checked in to find out what this derailment means for commuters right now. if you or someone you know takes new jersey transit trenton trains are delayed about 30 minutes both into and out of manhattan saying the trains leaving after 4:00 p.m. they should be running on time. >> and this is the second time in a week and a half a train has derailed. no one was seriously hurt. >> new video of a robbery in huntington park. watch as he rides by the 80-year

deanna. >> yeah. philadelphia police just announcing those charges within the hour against a philadelphia police officers who turned himself in to investigators today. they also announced the firing of another officer. adam carries what appears to be his protective vest and other equipment as he walks into internal affairs. the young officer is now out of a job. >> it was a january avenue in philadelphia's northeast. so the to wasn't the only one speeding. another officer in another car was going way too fast according to police. but it was soto who slammed into 50-year-old danny dimitry. >> they were in separate cars. at this point, i can't speak to whether or not the investigation specifically would determine it was drag racing, but certainly at reckless speeds and, of course, the striking of soto's vehicle is directly respond to the death of mr. dimitry. >> without commenting on the specifics of the facts or the charges involved here, i can you it is a very sad and tragic set of circumstances invol

. >> reporter: managers are getting the loans among them city manager deanna santana who got a $1.1 millionome loan. the interest rate was less than a point. and the term was 45 years. that's on top of her $316,000 a year salary. >> they are receiving these loans at the rate that the federal government gives loans to banks. >> reporter: water department employee says the loans are a cloud over bitter contract negotiation between the city and 450 members of the sunnyvale employees association because workers haven't had a raise in five years. >> it's hitting a sour note with them. a lot of these numbers, can't afford to live in sunnyvale or the area. they are commuting long distances. >> reporter: one of them is gust velasquez. >> i leave my house about 3:30 a.m. to arrive to work about 5:20. >> reporter: he commutes 80 miles one way between sunnyvale and his home in salida near modesto. >> they say there's no money. to give us a raise. but yet they find the money to give themselves loans. >> reporter: he said he would like one of the loans the executives are offered so he can spend more tim

faction in the west wing which includes cohn, jared kushner and deputy national security adviser deannahis week. the president insisting china is no longer a currency manipulator. abandoning this refrain from the campaign trail. >> we are going to label china a currency manipulator, which is what they're doing. >> and lavished praise on janet yellen after lampooning her during the campaign. >> in my opinion, janet yellen is highly political and not raising rates for a very specific reason because obama told her not to. >> as national champions in trump's white house appear to be losing ground, internal alliances may be shifting. policy adviser miller, a prominent trump cheerleader on the campaign trail -- >> are you ready to elect a man who can't be bought, who can't be purchased and who will only answer to the american people? >> reporter: found a kindred spirit in steve bannon and now miller has been branching out working more closely with jared kushner's office of american innovation and assisting ivanka trump on her policies for paid family leave. trump told "the wall street journal

actually in the affordable care act is a similar bill with a democratic congresswoman, an issue -- deanna -- eshoo. we also need to reform the way we do generics, so that if you buy generic drug, is currently the same drug, it just doesn't have the brand name on it and it's a lot less expensive. we need to shorten the time. for these clinical trials for google of new drugs and stem cells. there's a lot of therapy and stem cells under current federal law. you cannot receive stem cell or a petri pain in the united states. you have to go to mexico or the bahamas overseas. i think you ought to be able to receive stem cells, especially your own stem cells in the united states. that is something that hopefully sometime this congress on a bipartisan basis will address. we've got time for one or two more. read over here. thank you very much for being here. i'm from texas. >> could deal. >> thatcher bluebonnet trails t-shirt on. >> i do. >> actually, i have two concerns. one is i retiring from 30 years of federal service from the va and i also have 44 quarters in social security. so then i get to

they drove out isil from deanna. >> on the broader question, this is what i get from a lot of people.i am simplifying it. qaddafi was a really bad person but he kept the country stable print he was overthrown and the islamists are there and it's become a playground. my counter has been the jihadist are not the people who overthrew him. it was the libyan people. he was gone one way or another. the choice before us at the time was not whether he stayed but whether or not a vacuum would follow. it's my assessment, the reason why that is relevant is it is being extrapolated to syria. the uprising that led to it was not led by the radical elements as much as it was by the libyan people who didn't want to live under this lunatic criminal. >> i think you are absolutely rightg the revolution, he gets back to what we were saying before, the infighting over control of the nation's assets have led to these divides that are not fundamentally ideological in nature. this is the country who 98% are sunnis. that's not the issue. the issue is who controls the wealth. that's why i say i see it as statu

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a figure that worries ceos like deanna mulligan of guardian life insurance which could lose $40,000 an>> it generates a lot of income for the entire country, so it really is important for the country. >> reporter: amtrak has proposed a solution, to fix the track and build a new tunnel under the hudson river, but it would cost over $20 billion. new jersey and new york would pay half the cost if the federal government pays for the rest. a proposal now being considered by the trump administration. elaine quijano, cbs news, new york. >>> john dickerson will be interviewing the president on his first 100 days on ""face the nation". and then on monday, cbs this morning will air live from the white house. don't miss that. >>> coming up, the future of warfare, machines and soldiers fighting side by side. >>> and later, he directed tom hanks and the talking heads. we remember jonathan demme. >>> mr. trump summoned all 100 u.s. senators to the white house to hear the latest on the threat posed by north korea's nuclear program. the president has not ruled out force, and david marten is following

i did contact deanna rosenstein, city attorney who said quote i we went to get [inaudible] i don't care what you do with it. on december 14, i waited in a office for over 20 min. because i wanted to answer questions but i don't go there very much because i know that it's a trap. it's a web. [inaudible] it's a waste of time. but if they don't respond to calls or e-mails, well then you've got to do something she was ranting for 20 min. about the catawba when she saw was there she screens, what are you doing it. i walked out. it was just bizarre. similar in the permits office when she dropped off those fonts on march 23. looking at the-o god, >> 32nd >> okay, to address the allegations that have no merit, fake addresses, they did not provide any evidence of it. i don't recognize those addresses good fake names. no, not true. i'm quoting from a civil grand jury report of 2012 that documents the arts commission addictively howard was our refuses to communicate with people. >> i'm sorry your time is up but you'll have time during rebuttal. thank you. >> we can hear from the arts commission no

now deanna, i have a question for you. should we keep homework around or should we ban it? because if it's homework that can take you like five minutes, like easy homework that you know what to do, then i think you should then, it's good practice, like claude said. but if it's homework that can take you all night, then i think that should be banned. >> okay, i like that too. zuri, we're coming down to you. do you think homework is a good idea? >> well, i'm split. i think it's good because like if you practice and stuff like claude said, and it's like you don't have any homework and you spent all this time playing outside and video games and all this other stuff, then you might forget what you're learning in school and it might go to the back of your brain, hard to remember it. >> it seems like all of you think the same thing, a little homework is actually good. it keeps you sharp and helps you learn what you learned at school and remember it and retain it, but too much is too much and you can't socialize and, like, be a kid i guess is the best way to put it. >> yeah. >> all