denton weeks-- he's disappeared. he's not answering any of his phones. - you got any leads? - it seems weeks had a woman on the side. - get down. - julie davenport. apparently, they used to sneak off to her love shack outside of d.c. just find it. - sorry i took so long. a mild sative. i apologize, but i need you to be a little more... - [groans] - amenable. [cell phone beeps] well, well, it seems i underestimated your knuckle-dragging friend. hohe got there i doot know. [dialing] did the machine help him, do you think? i hope you like trains. come on, harold. [grunts] one more question, and then i'll leave you alone. where's the machine? this time, it is loaded. [cocks pistol]l] now, where did you move the machine? - i'm telling you, i don't know. wait. july 12, 2009, it was boxed up and put on a train. - with that amount of servers, of course it was a train. but a train to where? - it started in des moines. bound for salt lake city. and that's all i know. - that's a start. - you have no idea what you're getting into. [gunshots] - [sighs] harold... did you think i'd forget

- you're a hard man to locate, denton. - just being cautious. - it's good to be cautious. alicia corwin was cautious. course, it didn't save her. - what can i do for you? - my operative is making the corwin investigation go away. - glad to hear it. - look out for yourself, denton. one of us is already dead. i'd hate to lose any more. - i have a personal situation. i might be out of reach for a few days. - denton, we can always reach you. - where are they? - they're somewhere in there. - let's go. - go on. get out of here. i'll keep 'em busy. - yeah, okay. john-- - you can thank me later. [clang] - [grunts] [engine revving] - [grunts] [dog barking] [grunts] - where's the money? - it's gone. - that's bad news for you. - hey! pick on someone your own size. or someone a little closer to it. [winces] [grunting, struggling] [grunts] - you're an embarrassment to your race. when we rise up-- [thud] [grunts] - i've been meaning to get this back to you. - thank you. - never thought i'd see you almost lose. - yeah, i wasn't losing. i was just resting. come on. at least somebody's hap

denton police are still investigating the threats. authorities believe the same person mailed the bomb threat to both churches. security is also tight in a popular beijing diplomatic and entertainment district today. the u-s embassy and those of other western nations issued christmas security warnings for their citizens living in china. sent to patrol the district starting on christmas eve. they were seen checking i-d's near a shopping area. activists continue to call for resign following a federal investigation into the city's police department. dozens of people gathered in downtown chicago to hold a peaceful protest. they held signs and chanted "rahm must resign" as they marched along michigan avenue. more than a dozen people laid down in the street to participate in a die-in. the protests are in response to the fatal shooting of laquan mcdonald by a white chicago police officer last year. the community of beemer, nebraska mourning the loss of joseph lemm, the new york city police officer and national guardsman killed in aghanistan

vanessa: youth and shelter services prevention specialist denise denton says research shows some e-cig users go on to be dual users. meaning they smoke both conventional and electronic. she stresses the bottom line is e-cig use is harmful. >> reducing access wherever we can has been a very viable strategy in reducing first use and continued use. so that, among many strategies , are what we look at amongst public health in trying to reduce young people from using or adults from using. vanessa: we just noticed some guys that stopped in here. these people all tell me that they used to smoke cigarettes and now they are testing out vape or e-cigarettes. tom miller says he supports city and state laws that would ban e-cig use in public spaces. live in ames, vanessa peng, kcci todd: des moines police need your help to find the grinch that stole one family's christmas. these are pictures of the suspect. police say he drove up to a home on the 2400 block of east 33rd street december 16. he then got out of the car and took a mail package from the porch filled with children's presents. if you rec

the man was knocking out car windows in the town of denton. a university police officer went to investigate the calls early yesterday morning. the officer said the suspect lunged at him before he opened fire. cam put officials confirmed he was a student at the north university at texas. >>> they have more than $12,000 thanks to donations and a bank sale. denise krepp wants to know how many crimes in the areas have actually been processed. she was told gathering that information would cost $44,000 per hour to track down. >>> it it is most wonderful time of the year. maybe not for some mail carriers though. if you're mailing any holiday packages,Ñkoç expect a lot of company today. they say today is the busiest mailing day of the year for cards, letters, and packages. they recommend sending all packages by december 21 cents for christmas arrival. that's cutting it close. the usps estimates that over 15 billion pieces of mail will be sent this holiday season. >>> well, amazon is removing hover boards from its stores pending safety review. several

and they get off to a great start...denton kuhl...connects on the baseline jumper and the cardinals take the early lead. he was feeling it too...next possession, kuhl hits another midrange jay and randolph stretches the lead. then kuhl, dishes it off...mason stubbs...rise and fire on the early. wakefield, stops the run as parker lehmkuhl hits from distance, but it was all randolph...they roll, 57-16. alex court...the same two teams in girls action. third...randolph up 20...but wakefield, running the full leads to the the bucket for randolph, clamping down on d too...carlee thies, gets rewarded with the lay in for the cardinals. then later on, the high-low game working...megan fink to katelyn backhaus for the pair. and it worked once, why not try it again, fink to backhaus...and randolph gets the sweep, 55-25. chris ponca was a state tourney team last year...they're off toto 3-1 start taking on laurel- concord coleridge. the lady indians, with some precision passing...mackenzi e boyle, cashes it in and ponca takes the lead in the first. later on, ponca up one...and bryn schutte of the bea

the heaviest rain is moving toward delaware passing north of denton to st. michael's and be in the eastern area another 30, 45 minutes or so much these showers coming out of colonial beach leaving charles county over toward calvert county, they're also i think going to be gone here in the next 30 minutes or so. we'll number -- be in much better shape for the remainder of our evening. still mid-60s from owings north beach and waldorf 66 with dumfries at 65. the real cold stuff, last night it was 45 below in arctic village. they've warmed up by 10 degrees because some of that arctic cold to 35 below over to a police called rabbit kettle in northwestern canada, 40 below and that cold is starting to ooze in toward western canada and the western u.s. great falls is 3 and a big dip in the jet stream in the northwest. that's allowing the cold to come down developing quite a winter storms, two pieces of it, one in the northern plains and one into new mexico and texas, still this tropical flow of moisture coming out of the gulf of mexico will bother us on and off the

pastoral officials at saint andrew presbyterian and denton bible church say they still plan to hold servicesspite the threat, though police will have additional security at both locations. >>> and the state of virginia will no longer recognize concealed handgun permits for more than two dozen states. democratic attorney general mark herring says the state will revoke reciprocity agreements with 25 states that have gun laws he says are too lax. the attorney general says the out-of-state agreements make it way too easy for guns to end up in the wrong hands. and that virginia does not accept lower standards from other states. this new policy takes effect on february 1st. >>> and we're following some developing news right now overnight on a massive rescue going on in china. two people are dead so far but 70 are still missing after a massive landslide. one bright spot in otherwise bleak story here, one man was pulled alive from the rubble some 60 hours later. he was reportedly coherent but his legs appeared to be crushed. >>> twitter was buzzing last night over what many thought was a shooting st

the clinton is sally denton and historian lynn has an extensive background and broadcast journalism. of black mountain institute fellow and a scholar to offer books in the american massacre as a fourth generation nevada resident in his intervention the nevada writer hall of fame bill fox at the nevada museum of art in reno has been called an art critic and science return and is published 15 books on cognition and landscape and 15 collections of poetry. from the royal geographical society and recipient from the guggenheim addition the national science federation. is visiting scholar the australian national university in the museum of austria he gets around. [laughter] and mary sojourner the author of three novels. the short story collections and an essay collection and we will address that today in the more an npr commentator in distinguished writer in 2007 with the center of creative writing at arizona state and teaches reading in private circles and a book festivals and lives near flagstaff. [applause] a powerhouse group. of a bite to start with each panelist doing a little reading

call about man knocking out car windows with an ax just off campus early this morning in the city of dentonached the man, he came at the cop with the ax. the officer shot him. he died at the hospital. the officer is now on administrative leave which is routine. the texas rangers are now assisting in the investigation. >>> in florida, an attorney who spends his time volunteering as a high school basketball coach is behind bars tonight. >> he's accused of abusing one of his team players and police worse there could be more victims. authorities in opinion nem las county near tampa announce arrest of the 56 year odd frederick low. he met the 16-year-old boy while he was a coach. investigators believe low became a mentor for the boy but then began taking advantage of him. they allege he forced the boy into bizarre punishment. >> sitting there with a 16-year-old boy and making him strip down, stand there naked, puts a diaper on him, makes him stand there until he urinate. >> also, alarming investigators say the teen's parents new about some of the inappropriate behavior, but never reported it to

denton joins us. what is the chances here of a real plunge we're at 39 now.y next week? >> that will be a little tough to get to. i think the low we've gotten to this year is 37.75 that is what to keep an eye on that happened in late august but 35 is tough. but again with production that is as high as it is producing 31.5 barrel a day. so they've thrown in the towel on that 30 million a day ceiling so down to 35 and change that's tough. but again our inventories are building here even with the increase refinery production. >> you know what you're talking about here. there's a worldwide bluff isn't there? we've got stored in tankers all over the place, stored in kushing, oklahoma, everywhere, i don't know how much there is in storage. but it's way more than demand will take care of. >> i think for now it is for sure. we're kind of pushing here in the u.s. about 500 million barrels in storage as far as it is concerned u.s. can handle some more. but i think once we have 500 million birl a day which is not out of the question by the end of the year we're going to

it started with one "we're going to denton, and today's family is made of three christmas decorations, and presents to eight homes. "when i saw the house, i was i'm like 'oh my god, i can't there. awesome." the ninjas rely on donations to make this christmas whatever else we might need to create that christmas meal." and are asking for everyone's help. "take the time to actually volunteer." "go out there and see the families, talk to families and see what it actually does." "thank you christmas ninjas!" still to come on today in iowa... a big day of iowa basketball in the state capital... kwwl's mark woodley has your sunday morning sports report up next -- jam-packed with all the action out of des moines stay tuned for that... we've got you covered in dysersville, dubuque, would be the marquis match-up of teams left in the country, while uni was out to slay a giant for the second time this season -- kwwl's zach grant was in des moines -- so in the night cap the uni panthers were looking to knock off a top 5 opponent for the second time this year while the down a pair of step backs...

police in denton, texxs are investigating after anonymous letters sent to two churches urged them to stop christmas ev services...or else they would be and it's laving church-goers " i want the real spirit of be. so, it's really a sad thing." both churches plan to continue thee services. families who lost loved ones in the newtown, connecticut massacre will split a one-and-a-half million dollar settlement from the estate of the shoottr's mother. four adults and 12-children were killed in december, 2012... when adam lanza opened fire at sandy hook elementary school. the man who admitted to killing three people and wounding nine others at a colorado springs planned parenthood will undergo a mental health evaluation. a judge ordered the evaluation for robert dear after he told the judge he wants to o epresent hiiself in court. he faces 179 counts which includes murder in the first degree for his shooting rampage last month. following recent shootings overseas and here in the u-ss-- gun store owners report a spike in sales. got his conceal carry license -- because he's concerned guns wil

it happened in denton, texas where officers responded to a report of someone breaking windows. the officer is not being identified. a former long island captain is stiming the fbi investigation in the serial killer case. he reportedly refused to keep the feds in the loop on the string of murders after learning he was part of the investigation. and robert durst is expected to plead guilty to federal gun charges. he faced murder charges for the killing of his long-time friend susan berk. >> jenna: it is being reported a terrorist suspect attacked a teacher in paris but now they are saying the attack might have been made up by the teacher. benjamin hall is live. >> reporter: what thus this is doing is highlighting the lone wolf radicalization that exist in france. the teacher said the man arrived at 7:30, came in masked, and attacked the teacher before the students arrived. he came in without weapons apparently which is another hole in the story saying he only used what he found in the classroom which is box cutter and scissors before shouting out this is for dash. this is the are

witnesses called please called saying a man with an ax was knocking out car windows in the town of denton. a university of north texas went there. the officer says he lunged at him before he opened fire. campus officials confirmed he was a student at the university of texas. >>> 5:36. neighbors on capitol hill are asia raising money to learn more about recent crimes in that area. they have more than $12,000 so far thanks to donations and a bank sale. anc commissioner denise krepp wants to know how many have been investigated. she took that question to the department. she was told it would take $44 an hour to track down. >>> this is a nasty scene. take a look. a tornado knocked down people's home. a tornado or two possibly swept through a northeastern town. i it damaged as many as 50 houses. sometimes ripping off a roof, sometimes completely destroying homes. >> a holiday tradition happening right now in the pacific. u.s., australian, and air force planes are dropping food and toys. it's part of the longest humanitarian relief programs. this year they also come with a soccer ball. >>> we t

south sioux's denton porter with the drive and the short jumper.. he thought he was fouled. game tied at four andthe game would be close but south sioux would win it forty-nine to forty-eight. 3 on the ladies side wayne and south sioux city matching up in the early game. 1. pick up action in the first quarter.. south sioux's carissa powell with the three.. cardinal up five to one.2. wayne's kylie rebound.. finds morgan keating for the layup. game tied at five.3. south sioux comes right back.. sydney hirsch with the three. cardinal up eight to five.4. later in the first period.. augusta thramer with the steal and the basket.. cardinal up twelve to five and they would go on to the sixty-one to forty-four win over wayne. 3 sbl and north both looking to avoid starting the season 0-2. 1) first half now sbl up 28- 22. anna lucas with the steal and she goes all the way to the bucket! 30-22 sbl.2) second half now sbl is up 37-30. back comes north. mercy oyadare. have mercy! cuts the warriors lead to 5.3) ensuing posession for the warriors again it's lucas. and the sophomore gets the

right now at this time we have one person missing in denton county. the search and rescue is continuing today, and will continue until that person is located. the shelters are on standby at this point. the good news is that everyone that was misplaced or displaced rather has found some place to stay with family and friends, but the shelters are still ready if they are needed. we are continuing to keep in constant contact with the governor's office and everyone who has a role in this response and recovery to make sure that all of the needs of everyone in mississippi are being taken care of. >> and what can you tell us about utilities? i know that many of the people have lost power across the state. how quick lly will things be restore restored there? >> well, right now, we are out there doing the damage assessments and compiling the numbers to try to quantify the damage, but that will give us a type of as ssistance that is needed for the people of mississippi. we will get the numbers together today or tomorrow, and sit down with the governor's office a

we have six fatalities we've been able to identify, six dead, two in denton county and two in marshall. two people are still missing which has been a great concern to us. i'll be en route, flying to northeast mississippi. my job now is to help monitor the damage, issue the declaration. there's command and control on the ground. we have a 35-person search and rescue system that is in effect now going through those counties. damaged areas, house by house. over 100 homes damaged or destroyed. 50 more houses received some level of damage. i don't want to get in their way, but i do intend on being on the ground there, the most severe damaged area, around noontime today. >> you say the update is six people are dead. that takes the total death toll in the region to ten. in mississippi alone there are still two people missing. that's obviously of grave concern. we learned overnight a 7-year-old boy, he was among those killed. it just adds to just the devastation of the storm and just before christmas, governor. >> it is. unfortunately, kate, we have experienced this before. it is our tradition

denton, texas, based school offering a degree in e-retailing. the program's director says his students learn visual merchandizing, sourcing product development, and most importantly analytics that drives e-commerce. >> there's a need for this kind of talent, and we've become a first stop for a lot of companies when they're looking for interns for their training classes. >> the program boasts an 82% placement rate either in full-time jobs or internships like the ones senior anna peterson has when she goes to digital marketing group when she graduates this spring. >> i was always very curious about digital and e-commerce and how everything works because, i mean, it's not just the future, it's pretty much the present right now. >> armed with a different set of skills, workers of e-commerce also fetch a different kind of salary than those offered by different brick and mortar retailers. drishl brick and mortar, the average hourly earnings just over $17 an hour. in e-commerce, it's more than $31 an hour. back to you. >> thank you, mary. >>> all right

denton, could this be the day for another plunge? >> good morning, thanks for having me. reached a lot in the last few days. the market may be needing to take a breather and have a little time off here and kind of move around in and out of flat, maybe up a little bit, maybe down a little bit, but, yes, like you said, oil is going down. that correlation right now between oil and stocks, oil up stocks up, oil down, stocks down. the one correlation you need to look at if you want to look at the coalition, oil and the dollar and inverse correlation. if the dollar is stronger, oil tends to be down and vice versa, that's one you probably want to keep more of an eye on as far as oil is concerned. stuart: are we still-- >> and we kind of test some of the great recession lows from 2008. >> we're still in place, if oil goes down, stocks go down, that's the relationship that we're looking at today. and we're down this morning, down 32 cents, 36.81 as we speak. how about kinder morgan. it slashed its dividend yesterday. we have been talking about where to put your money in uncertain

corresponds with the genesis of these so i noticed there was strong support at the beginning when secretary dentonhink there was less support. it became very what the size so was perfect that i was retiring anyway. >> host: the center for strategic counterterrorism, you can check it out i might -- on line state.gov and check out their web site and check out their social media pages on twitter and facebook. we will show you a few during a case of this conversation pit of her peers want to colonize questions about this battlefield that the united states is fighting isis on alberto fernandez is our guest for the next 40 minutes. democrats (202)748-8000 plugged in 202 same for eight 8001. if you are outside the u.s. 2027488003 in speaking of this battlefield how does each side when? what is the strategy on this different battlefield? >> first of all i have said it and others that it needs to be said over and over. isis propaganda is unprecedented it's powerful. they use it in very interesting ways. they are the most successful terrorist group in the use of media. without exaggerating that's how how --