don says, if i got a letter like this, i would think it to be a scam. >> turns out kevin once workedh the second beneficiary in ray falk's will. fellow actor, peter barton. i did hell night. became friends with most of the cast members including peter. peter lives in upstate, new york. >> you find out that somebody died and you're the only two, quote, unquote, friends he names in his will. >> from the moment i open that up, and i saw kevin's name, and i was like, someone is scamming us. >> the two meniscus what to dmen discusswhat to do next. >> kevin, if it's too good to be true, it probably is. >> peter agrees to make the trip to find out for both of them. peter's home video begins to unravel the mystery. >> ray had a gravesite with all of his dogs. look at this. queeny. (?) 101587. '80. '94. buddy. fred. thathad. a lot of dogs. >> 160 acres of prime soil tillable for soy. >> all this a gift from a man they've never met. who was this guy and why would he do this? these people live a stones throw away from ray falk. how would you describe in a word ray? >> weird. >> i'd say weird. g

don says i believe the constitution gives citizens the right to own guns. is no stipulation about, except on campuses. lance says i'm torn. we can name several times where a side arm in the right hands could have saved some lives on a school campus. at best i think there should be two or three licensed persons on staff preferably office personnel with the weapon locked up in the office. >> thanks to all who responded. we appreciate it. >> "fox & friends" starts right now. bye. >>> good morning. it is thursday february 5. i'm intek. -- i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. a fox news alert, president obama won't call islamist extremists what they are but the king of jordan vows to crush isis. he says he will personally take part in bombing raids. >> he's the boss. will the white house support jordan's efforts to take down isis? >> i asked the president yesterday say we're here, we support jordan, we're a key member of the coalition. you can't say whether or not you support the execution? >> the white

. >> at his office in baton rouge attorney don carmouche says these aerial photos are evidence against chevron and other oil industry. >> you can see the contamination, the killing of the marsh the additional erosion from the canals. those are man-made canals, they made them they didn't revegetate them, they didn't detoxify. by 1983 they had a requirement to re-vegetate detoxify and restore to its natural state, they did not. >> fast forward to 1983, by then you have continued significant production everywhere you see one of these little icons... >> half of its water. >> by then its beginning to erode and die. >> just in the space of 40 years >> just in that space. so you can imagine now fast forward to 2005. >> now here we are... >> oh my goodness. >> water. we've lost our land. >> all that land has disappeared. >> we've lost our land and they have an obligation under the 1978 law to restore that to its original condition, which is 1940. >> can the coastline be restored without industry help? >> no, no state's broke. no, can't be done. and why should it be? they're responsible. >> two

it sounds more than eccentric and leaves me for a question from the attorney don bailey. >> it says asl does, ray fulk being of sound and disposing mind and memory. was he? >> >> yes, he may have been odd but he was of sound mind. >> my next was to southern california and meeting kevin broph y. >> i received a letter that was about to change my life. >> it is here in the land of sun, surf and palm trees, kevin started his career 30 years ago. >> the episode of luca n. and it was a boyraised by wolves and the pilot went to 12 episodes over a two year period. >> as so many actors will say. it was a good ride while it lasted. >> my window was in my 20s and i had my program and great career and then the phone stops ringing. >> when the phone stops ringing. kevin finds a new line of work. he takes a job as doorman in a posh hotelble- air. >> the hotel closed and they went for remodeling and can i was praying for a job and then the letter. i every to it as the letter comes. this is the original letter from the attorney saying you don't know me, but i represent ra y fulk a hermit and hoarder

don champion tell uss who he is and what some of those victimized by him are saying. don, good morning. >> good morning, lauren. his name is mohammed emwazi born and raised in london. he was on intelligence radar for more than five years but for a family of one of the ones he killed nouchbne of that matters. >> in all fairness discovering who he is might be important to some people but it should not be important to me. >> reporter: the parents of journalist james foley who was executed by isis laws august have learned the identity of their son's curl. >> what does that do? isis is still doing its thing. it's a very narrow approach. the only thing i'll be happy with is when isis is defeated. >> reporter: emwazi's name was made public early thursday morning but they were known to be aware of his identity for some time. he earn add computer science degree from westminster university in london and it was on a 2009 post-graduation trip from london to africa that he first caught the attention of security services. british and local services stopped him and accused him of try

the maryland medical examiner's office says don and sandy pyle and their four grandchildren died of burns and smoke inhalation. fire investigators say an electrical spark spread to a 15- foot christmas tree. the fire dunned down a 16,000 square -- burned down a 16,000 square foot river front mansion. >>> an update on the body found near reagan national airport. police identified her as 61- year-old maria lydia cruz of alexandria. the medical examiner's office has not released a cause of death but said there are some oddities in this case. cruz was found dead at the water's edge near four mile run stream and the potomac river saturday afternoon. >>> 3 1/2 years after he arrived with much fanfare montgomery county school superintendent is out and a nationwide search is on for a permanent replacement. >> reporter: i'm bruce leshan at montgomery county schools headquarters where superintendent joshua starr is leaving right in the middle of the school year after lieuing the confidence of at least half -- losing the confidence of at least half of the school board members. >> it has been an hono

. >> sure and let me back up don, and say that the obviously, they are presumed innocent at this point. and the allegations that have been made against them are allegations, and i want to be really clear about that, and the point is that if they have some trutht about them or in similar circumstances as fbi director comey said today if there are people around the country who are flirting with the extremism, it seems that the government's approach to these individuals is to label them as criminals, and to take all of the resources of the united states' law enforcement apparatus, and to throw it at them to build criminal prosecutions at them and as opposed to becoming radical radicalized as to what is becoming radicalized. >> and so that is not going to excuse if the they are indeed guilty of what they are accused of doing? >> well, i have a lot of questions of the they are really guilty of what they are doing. >> and what are the questions? >> well, the confidential informant, and the use of the confidential informant. we have a complaint of small snippets of information, and in one of

don gillian says there that is a good thing, because we're keeping priorities straight. >> we were talking about a lot of tough guys on twitter. lot of people have a lot of machismo and people say what they feel on the inside, but you know having a feeling about something versus understanding it are two different things and you know in life, there is certain inevitabilities. we will all be born, we will all breathe. hunger. we will die, and there will always be war and always be killing, always. and people like michael moore and the other people in hollywood or in politics need to realize you have to lead follow or get out of the way. neil: the fact he's shutting up, do you welcome that to at least he's not adding insult to injury? or just getting ready to say something? >> he's like a whale i don't mean his weight he's like a whale that will rise for air again. he's an opportunist and people shouldn't take him more seriously than that. neil: i wonder about when we ourselves direct an airstrike over isis strong holds in syria, iraq, and take out civilians, where there is that as you talked

. >> don harrison says he had a calling to carve turning mother nature's creation in an original work of frozen ice. >> ride by this natural chunk of ice and i thought it would be fleet neat if i sculpted it. he spent six hour carve that chunk of ice into a queen he calls sheba. >> i added some sides here and made an ice goddess she been a. by day he works for an ice sculpture company, but this he created just for you the people that travel martin luther king drive. >> a lot of people are honking and saying hello and want to talk to me. >> because of all the power tools he uses his car battery died but harrison says the joy it brings people is certainly worth it. stunning stuff. thank you for sharing that with us. coming up tonight on "action news" at 11:00 something in your daily routine could affect your love life. americans take millions of pills every day and that controls high blood pressure and prevents pregnancy but it could be sabotaging your sex life. >> i'm surprised that so many drugs can have the affect. >> tonight we'll tell you which prescription and non-prescription dru

. >> reporter: and don, they say they will exhaust every lead in the case, but many people in this communityg the victim's father believe in his heart that this was indeed a hate crime. don? >> it is just awful. jason carroll, thank you very much. i want to bring in a friend of the victim's and omar abdul baki who knows the victim deah barakat very well. i want to say to both of you, we are very story for the loss of your friends. and now, you have just come back from the vigil in honor of your friends, and tell us about the mood there? >> everyone is still in shock. but seeing the family and how strong they are really helped our, us. yusor and deah's friend and seeing how strong they were and just believing they are in a better place and happy. >> you have known them since high school, right? tell us about them. >> yes. dee kwa and i went to school together and he was the type of person who made everyone laugh. he was a jokester but nice and he never wanted to upset anyone. and yusor, we were not close in grade school but we became close in college and we had a class together and we started

saying about that? >> expose. >> do you think you need to put that out, don lemon? >> what are you saying?ons? i'm unclear what's going on. >> i can't win for losing. >> you can say his hair looked great and he looked great. >> you're saying the women all looked young and fresh. >> does john travolta age? >> no. >> there you go. >> he's happy! [ laughter ] >> my goodness! can you help me out? [ laughter ] >> he has the hair. >> he wishes he had this great hair. >> when we come right back, i'm going to get beat up again. >> i love john travolta. >> the stars let their hair down at the stars' most exclusive parties. don't miss a minute, coming up. [ laughter ] ring ring! progresso! i can't believe i'm eating bacon and rich creamy cheese before my sister's wedding well it's only 100 calories, so you'll be ready for that dress uh-huh... you don't love the dress? i love my sister... 40 flavors. 100 calories or less. (vo) fopurina pro plant years, has been the nutrition of choice that has fueled each westminster best in show winner. and this year, with her strong athletic build, her fluid gait,

as don champion tells us, authorities say if the men couldn't get to syria, they wanted to carry out an attack on american soil. >>> reporter: instead of making their way to syria to be with isis militants, two new york city men are behind bars after authorities say they thwarted plans the men to join the terror group and wage jihad. a third man is charged with helping them. one of them, 19-year-old was arrested wednesday morning when he tried to board a plane headed to istanbul. >> a second individual has a later flight scheduled and arrested at home here in brooklyn. a third individual who we believe helped to organize and finance the trip with the other two individuals was arrested in jacksonville, florida. >> reporter: saidakhmetov and juraboev appeared together in federal court wednesday. according to charging documents if they did not reach syria the backup plan was an attack on american soil. one suspect even threatened to shoot president obama. >> the presumption of innocence is still the law of the land in america. and we have every intention of fighting the charges vigorous

news coming out of kiev a member of the parliament from the don basket pro-kiev militia is saying basically the ukranian forces who are holding debaltseve have given up the fight and are retreating from the town. the don donplastic are holding the -- donblast are holding the road. the main guard are not commentate commentating. there's an intense battle. you can hear the banks. they are not commenting on the reports that the troops are pulling out. the situation is fluid, ongoing. >> if let's say if reports that the troops are, indeed withdrawing from debaltseve. talk us through the significance of this. what does it mean? well it's a bloody nose for the military of the town. it shows this they are not capable of withstanding the attack by the pro-russian, many say russians. it's an important strategic loss. dlent is an important railway and road hub. it was exposed because it was on a finger of territory, and surrounded by separatist forces. if the ukrainians lose it. it gives the separatists up and down. they are keen to get it or hold it so to lose a big bloke strategically and from a mo

don. the experts say that the foxes are moving back, it is an indication that the environment is improving there. >>> we have seen how cold it is on the east coast. tonight, one new yorker was so fed up she convinced her boss to move her here to the bay area. >> and she just want today make some extra cash for her family. she didn't know her hobby would >>> live, from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. >>> welcome back. it is just about 7:30 a.m. on this saturdays morning. --on this saturday morning. good morning. i am mark. >> and i am anne. we actually have showers around the bay area this morning: and now a live look at san jose, they are seeing a lot of clouds building. and you can see the dark ones as well. something we have not been able to see allotted recently. you can see the areas of green and yellow popping up around the south bay, mainly south and west of san jose, but boulder creek, lexington hills, getsing some of the showers--getting some of the showers right now. they can be popping up off and on through the day. less windy than yesterday, of course, drier weathe

what the president has failed to say islamic extremist for the summit, and what did he say about this? >> yes, don. that is the big headline president obama defended his e decision to stay away from the terms like terms like iz lauslamic extremists by not giving isis street cred and saying they are not religious. he say saidid that the muslims that were killed in chapel hill that the people in the muslim faith, we offer our love and our offer our support, and the biggest applause line, don, came in the summit when he rejected the crit cannics who say that he has taken a soft approach in describing the groups like eyeisis. this is what he had to say. >>> the terrorists do not speak for over 1 billion muslims who reject their hateful ideology and they do not are represent muslims anymore than a madman represents buddhism and hinduism and christianity and no religion is responsible for ter terrorism and violence. people are responsible for violence and terrorism. >> reporter: but the president was trying to strike a balance at the summit for countering violent extremism, and he said that muslim leads

and not so secret, but after the news there is not anybody who comes up to you after the show, and says donshgs is a really stupid story, and at the end of the day, forget about the egos, because this is about the information that the american public should be getting, and they should be trusting it but they don't. we have a problem here, but we won't go can back to the old days sorry, deborah, and where we were walter kon -- cronkites. >> yes. and here we have vet ingting processes, and people say to all of us, why did you do that? and our bosses all of the time what did you do, and what were you thinking? and so i think that we do have the checks, but you are right, that train has left the station, and the old school anchorman who is the voice of god. sorry, deborah. >> no, not the voice of god, and you misunderstand me prank. what is important here is, frank, the idea of caught up in the celebrity is something that tripped brian up. most of the tales were not told on the evening news. there is a story that was wrong on friday when he had the guy at the hockey game, and that is what start

the medical examiner says the deaths of don and sandra pyle and their four grandchildren was an accident. officials say a faulty electrical outlet powering the tree, the tree lights probably sparked the flames. >>> so could the university of the district of columbia have a new name soon? d.c. councilman vincent orange is proposing one to name the city's only public university to name it after marion barry. how are the students react something some say barry was a significant part of d.c.'s history and naming the school after him would be great. others not so sure. >> that is not a bad idea considering all that marion barry has done for the city but at the same time, that's a large leap. >> ward 3 councilmember mary cheh who represents the udc community says she's against it. she said the university should bear the district's name. >>> get your tickets. tonight's power ball jackpot is expected to grow beyond the current $317 million. >>> a middle school girl wins a national app competition. more on that coming i love the taste. always smooth, never bitter. my cup of coffee is always aweso

don champion, cbs news, new york. >> investigators say the suspects first came to their attention lastsummer when they expressed some support for isis online. they are now charged with conspiracy to provide material support to a terrorist organization. >>> congress is trying to meet a deadline to fund the department of homeland security. senate has passed a bill that doesn't include a provision to block president obama's executive actions on immigration. but strong republican opposition to those executive orders makes passage of a clean bill in the house uncertain. 30,000 homeland security employees would be furloughed at midnight on friday night. >>> this is america saves week a chance for people to asis their savings status. -- to assess their savings status. cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger joins us to tell us how americans have been doing and offer some tips going forward. okay, jill. 5 1/2 years after the recession ended, what is state of savings here in america? >> reporter: i would say slowly improving. right now savings rates stands at 4.9%. it is down from the recess

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the owners of sinbad's restaurant next to the ferry building here in san francisco say they want to stay but as kpix 5's dond tells us, the port says this eviction came with 10 years' notice. >> reporter: sinbad's restaurant has been part of the san francisco waterfront for more than 30 years. >> we're known around the world not just the bay area. >> reporter: they lease the pier from the city and now the port says in three weeks, sinbad's must go. >> the time has come for this new ferry terminal expansion project that's coming down the pike. >> reporter: the city is adding three more ferry docks and sinbad's is in the way. the port also says this is no surprise. >> they have known for more than a decade that this project was coming. >> reporter: it has fantastic views and employs nearly 30 people. >> what we want to do is line up a new location so that, you know, these employees can keep their jobs. [ indiscernible ] >> the whole kitchen 18, 16 employees back here. >> reporter: sinbad's has had its problems before. it has been warned repeatedly for food safety issues multiple sewage leaks into the bay and

don ford, kpix 5. >>> "covered california" says it's sorry. the apology comes after it sent about 100,000 incorrect tax forms to people who purchased private insurance through "covered california." the bad forms could force people to delay or then have to amend their tax filings. "covered california" has sent email and postcard notices to those affected saying it is sorry for the inconvenience. >>> san jose police have arrested two people in connection with the shooting death of a security guard. 34-year-old manny zuniga was working at the nightclub saturday night and noticed a robbery under way at a convenience store next door and tried to help. security video caught the portion of that. the security guard was shot by the suspects as they drove away. the two suspects were taken into custody and are now being questioned by police. >>> a close shave for two stunt planes. they were at an airshow in southern india. they were trying an inverted loop when they clipped each other and the wings of both planes were damaged. but the pilots kept control

police say sanders donned a disguise and shot jones at a bus stop last month. they ran turning point for children. jones accused sanders of stealing from the nonprofit which has a contract with the city. jones was shot while on her way to tell human services about the theft claims. >> her main goal in life was to give not to take. the fact that this guy's main goal was take. >> police arrested sanders at his northeast philadelphia home, they say they recovered three guns. >>> super bowl ads are to be funny and down right silly there's nothing funny about a dead child. she has more on what nationwide insurance is saying about the ad. it was uncomfortable watching it with my five-year-old sitting next to me. >> reporter: absolutely, tam they are trying to explain the insurance ad. they are on the receiving end of a flood of social media. the ad shows a young boy talking about all the thing he never experienced because he is dead. nationwide wanted to bring attention to the injuries that happen around the house. right now futures are pointing to a higher open. spe

document on change.org and hundreds of people to sign the e petition. >> that is important, don, because people are sayinglegations are not proven well all of the women would like their day in court. that is why we need to change the statue of limitations, so they are not barred from proceeding with the case. >> and that is so interest, and thank you for all coming in and cnn has not been able to independently verify the accusation and be bill cosby has declined to come on or to respond. we will continue to follow the story. >>> up next a big week for "american sniper" as the picture is nominated for two oscars this sunday, and the courtroom drama is playing out in real life for a deeply disturbed marine. more on that in a moment. [engine revving] [engine revving] ♪ introducing the first-ever 306 horsepower lexus rc coupe with available all-wheel drive. once driven, there's no going back. lease the 2015 rc 350 for $449 a month for 36 months. see your lexus dealer. e financial noise financial noise financial noise financial noise >>> just days before the oscar sar ceremony where is the blockbuster movie "a

don. john gotti jr. says he reached a point he wanted out. that's not so easy when dad runs america's most powerful mob syndicate. look at this fascinating video seldom seen of the last discussion between father and son. >> john wants closure. i said joseph that word is not in my vocabulary. that is over educated underintelligent. >> john tell me about that. what's going on? >> that was the final visit between my father and i. that was the visit i was telling you about that the judge allowed me the first time i touched my father in probably 7 1/2 years. >> no glass. everybody knows it's the final visit. >> first time in 7 1/2 years, no glass. the beginning you don't see what's off camera is emotional. he is telling me basically don't give them the satisfaction. i began to cry. and he is saying don't give them satisfaction. because he is a tough guy to the end, my father. and at that meeting you hear saying closure. i sent him a messable. i'm looking for closure. i want to take my time go to jail, and i want to be there for my kids. >> and i w

you say we're a long way from an artificial intelligence arm ged don but we're possibly moving down that road? >> no, what i would say is that we're moving down the road where ai techniques were completely ineffe ineffectual, high hopes and a lot of hype but couldn't do anything to a point where we're starting to see driverless cars around the corner where we're starting to see companies like google em bedding ai in their speech recognition, facebook and facial recognition, we're starting to see bonafide and successful applications but they are targeted. they have specific uses, often highly beneficial, they are not sky net. they are not -- >> rise of the machines, right, with terminator. >> the terminator robot, that's not what we have. >> is there a point where we'll actually see the robots and artificial intelligence gain its own consciousness and thereby be willing to make their own decisions and thinks we don't program into the machines? >> so i think there's a really important distinction to be made here and elon musk and others may be missing it and that's the distinction between

in the presidio, don ford, kpix 5. >> the experts say the fact that foxes are moving back to the presidio is an indication that the environment is improving there. >>> nasa identified the object that lit up the night sky on monday. they say a chinese rocket booster exploded. it was used to launch a satellite into orbit. this is video from salt lake city by the way. witnesses say it looked like a cluster of objects on fire moving slowly from south to north on monday night in the sky. sightings were reported from arizona all the way north to canada. >>> 25th annual cinequest film festival now under way in downtown san jose and opening last night was a film about batkid. [ applause and cheers ] >> it was a full house at the historic theater for batkid begins. it's a documentary about that day in 2013 when a wish came true for 5-year-old cancer patient miles. he was in costume playing superhero for the day with the help of countless volunteers in san francisco. >> it was like just the most fun experience ever. i mean, what better story than that? a little boy who has leukemia who fights it an

live in times square, new york city don champion, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> i'm betting woman. i would say fast, that's how long it will freeze. thank you, don. >> just past 5:13, new york not far from us to have these dangerously coal temperatures,. >> basically right on par with what don is finding right now you saw how well bundled up he was, the advice we absolutely would give you. yes, i mean, looks nice outside. all weekends, o beautiful day. >> beautiful sunshine, ya, the second you walk out the door. so here is a ex ample. out in the live neighborhood network right now actual air temperature, three below zero oh, that's so harsh then to boot with it, northwest breeze at 9 miles per hour, right before your very eyes, changes to 14. not quite as harsh as it had been through the course of the weekend. still out there windchill advisories still posted. winter storm for you brewing. this one very speedy little guy. will zip right on n by later tonight generally after the p.m. rush start to see snow moving in. strictly snow event. all snow for everyone. but i am calling it sort of like u

don. john gotti jr. says he reached a point where he wanted out. that's not so easy when dad runs america's most powerful mob syndicate. things get complicated. look at this fascinating video seldom seen of the last discussion between father and son. al visit between my father and i, the visit i was telling you about earlier the judge allowed me the fist time i touched my father in 7 1/2 years. >> no glass for this visit. everybody knows it's the last visit. >> off camera you don't see, very emotional for me. he's telling me basically don't give them the satisfaction. i began to cry. he's saying don't give them the satisfaction don't give them the satisfaction because he's a tough guy to the end, my father. at that meeting you heard him say closure. i sent him a message. dad, i'm looking for closure, i want to forfeit money, go to jail and be there for my kids. >> and get out of the life. >> closure is walk away completely. >> he didn't want to hear that. >> he's having a hard time because it's like being a quitter. to him it's like, you know again

annapolis that killed six family members and say the first crew got there roughly 10 minutes after the first alarm went off inside the home. the fire killed donand sandra pyle and four young grandchildren. investigators say an electrical fire engulfed their 15-foot christmas tree inside the mansion. >>> long time 60 minutes correspondent and cbs news foreign correspondent bob simon has died. simon was killed in a car accident tonight in new york city. he was a passenger in a town car hit by another car. simon's career spanned five decade from covering the war in vietnam to a piece last weekend on 60 minutes on the film selma. bob simon was 73. >>> tonight the use of military force against isis is in the hands of the u.s. congress. today president obama formally requested fresh war powers to take the fight to islamic militants in the middle east. >> he did set some conditions. jim osman is live outside the white house with reaction. >> reporter: good evening folks at home. the president has a lot of work to do with congress, but folks we talked to tonight say they are with the president. from the shadows of the world war ii memorial to used on

don, i have never ever seen that. and i have a had a lot of family members crying in the courtroom, and you can just cannot say that toou expect that don, and i wonder what she would have done the if she started to cry, and she is not going to be putting her in jail and put a fine on her. and i mean, i can't imagine that you could do anything. >> and judge seidlin, you famous famously teared up when you came down with the anna nicole smith decision. and we saw odin lloyd's mother cry in court, and emotions play a role in court particularly in a jury trial. >> that is a harsh admonishment that the judge xwaif the mother, and the trial is supposed to be the search for the truth. supposed to be a search for the facts. and you can't tell an individual how they should react to certain questions and certain bits of evidence. it is just bad form and i think that it causes issues for the jury. beside s besides that fact, the defendant, a good lawyer who represented the defendant is going to tell the defendant, put your family members on the front row, and let them be crying when certain evidence comes out to try to prejudice

and chad littlefield maybe the most important statement might have come between don littlefield as well as eddie routh. he says he wanted to become a real man but destroyed the community. told eddie he was trying to help you. he gave you this time because he liked you and he spelled his name. eddie ray routh said he did not know his name before he >>> do you ever think that you might have seen things or done some things that you wish you hadn't? >> oh, that is not me, no. >> what is not you. >> i was just protecting our guys. they were trying to kill our soldiers and i'm willing to meet my creator and ask for every shot that i took. the thing that haunts me are the guys i couldn't save. >> that is from the movie "american sniper". our coverage of the guilty verdict in the american sniper trial will continue tomorrow morning. you look at taya kyle and littlefield family and one chapter of the pain that they have suffered and entour -- endured in this ended tonight. and chris kyle and chad littlefield trying to help another vet deal with ptsd. it turned fatal for these two men. chris kyle is an american hero and

don. >>> eric fisher o our boston station, wbz, says all the cold will be followed by another storm. >> we had a whole slew of record lows yesterday morning and more very r in jeopardy. boston has only set one record low in eight years. washington, d.c., has. had a record low in 21 year. that will fall. kentucky will beat your record low by at least 10 degrees. absolutely shattered. on saturday new york new jersey richmond baltimore, all unlikely to escape it. look at these temperatures. lower 20s across the panhandle. might touch the upper 30s in miami to kick off your friday. another storm on top. same spot as the other storms last weekend all across the mid south. this is likely for a mixture of snow and sleet and freezing rain. you see that developing heading into the evening hours. impact in the nashville area. heading up into the northeast. there might be a little bit of a rainfall that tapers off. biggest icing threat across northern arkansas. much of tennessee under the gun for some wintry precipitation and we look for ice also work up west of the 95 corridor. travel safe, every

. >> you say he was known to police? >> yes. don, would you like to come up and say something? inaudible ] can't answer that right now. >> what was the question? >> any threats -- he did make a threat to his daughter? >> this is the mother and the little girl. >> my name is dawn bakus. please bring her home. she doesn't have any clothes with her or her toys. or anything that she likes. we have a routine every night and she just out of the routine and my heart is broken. and i'm just begging anybody who knows where she is or him or whoever that is helping to please bring her home. i don't care how he does it, just bring her home. or call somebody and just let us know where she is. >> what would you like to say to your -- >> just that mommy loves you. i just want her to come home. that's all. >> thank you for your time. we're asking everyone and anyone with any information to make contact with new castle county police as we desperately try to find this young girl. thank you. >> just heard emotional plea from the mother of that 3-year-old little girl for her little girl to be retu

i don't know how you can smell your [ bleep ], and i'm not trying to say bull pen[ bleep ], but you know what i mean? >> don, it is really hard to make out what he said there, but in portions of the audio, you can can hear him making the references to the pigs that have been talked about, but the overall demeanor and you can take a lot away from it and that is what is indicative of most most of the tape that we saw. never any kind of the bizarre outbursts or anything like that. the way he spoke, and the way you heard him there, that is the way he talks throughout most of the confession tape. >> and as we move along there, we will get some captions there on the tape, so you kuns it, because it is important. my entire panel is going to be staying with us except for ben brafman who has to go. thank you, ben. and still to come more on the breaking news of eddie ray routh found guilty of the murders of chris kyle and chad littlefield. and we will have more on never before heard audio from the trial tonight. ♪ [piano background music begins] ♪ we are one, we are essentially the same regardless of where we come fr

say? i think the fact that we're discussing it now shows that it makes a difference. but dondon't want to call you out, but you introduced the segment by saying liberal-leaning politics and i can't really think of anything last night that was actually liberal. like do conservatives believe that women don't deserve equal pay? do conservatives not believe in civil rights? do conservatives have a problem with talking about depression and teenage suicide? these are issues that matter to people and they do tie into the stories. why not take a few seconds to say something that means something to you and may mean something to someone else that doesn't have a voice? >> conservatives often complain about these venues being the right venue for these issues. >> i think that's because they'd rather not be confronted by them. they're not really republican or democrat or conservative or liberal issues. they're just issues. by talking about them we shed light and clear them away. that's how you solve problems and make a connection to another human. >> i want to bring in sharon waxman. we're

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dirksen says here's my back, climb on, i'll carry you through. it's the layup. he scored 19 for the dons. one last-ditch effort for pepperdine. half court launch, no, no, no, the dons won 56-54. dons have beaten the waves seven straight times the third straight win overall for san francisco. >>> we show you duke because, well, our producers fell in love with them they are hosting clemson. here's a ridiculous shot for cook! hit, let it go and somehow, it went in! at clemson they gave it the old college try. dante grantham hit in the second half. no closer than 10. fourth ranked duke all the way. i better get a call from the duke bay area alumni chapter because we are giving them love. jones takes them out. number 4 duke rolling 78-56. >>> slow it down for the sierra country club los angeles third round of the northern trust open. retief goosen, lost it. the short cane rolling right into the cup. he has a two-shot lead over grant. he had the putter working. four tied at 5-under par. but let's make no mistake. just a few minutes from now, that puck is going to drop and already, i mean, peop

don ford, kpix 5. >>> maybe a fist accident investigators say selfies contributing to a deadly plane crash in coloradohed ner denver the last may. the video from a go pro camera found in the wreckage shows the pilot and a passenger were taking selfies with krefl phones. -- cell phones. investigators say it appears the pilot became disoriented because of the flash. fwl britain is the if -- >>> britain is the first country -- the dn of of three people. the go ahead today for 3 parent iv f. the move aims to prevent being board with disease. genetically modified embryos combined with healthy dna from a female donor. critics say it's a step closer to designer babies. >>> there is a guy in detroit who walks 21 miles to work and he hadn't missed a day in the last 12 years. tonight, he's getting a big boost to get him off of his feet. >> i do it with no excuses. >>reporter: james robertson has been walking his route because buses don't cover the entire trip to work. his car quit on him back in 2005 and he couldn't toofrd buy a new one. inspired by his story, a college student set up a go fund me page to raise