captain hally advised her to get a restraining order right away against her estranged husband.el didn't want to hear that. >> she was agitated because i'm telling her that your soon to be ex charles is doing this, not slemp. >> reporter: two days later the captain's phone rang. >> she called me and she told me that she was going to see charles that night, she was going out to tell him that they were done. >> reporter: what did you tell her? >> i told her don't go. i said he's dangerous. do not go up there. >> reporter: charles' account of that night was looking sketchy. the cop's suspicions grew after charles decided to stop cooperating. they suggest maybe you should go downtown. you don't do that. >> i talked to my attorney. he said have them contact me if you have any more questions. you don't have to go down there. >> reporter: the car mechanic had a secret he knew the police would uncover. it turned out that the publicly pious pray over his pancakes christian had a past that rachael and her family knew nothing about. a back story that included prison time for bank robbery a

mother and son were estranged at the time and mortier didn't find out about it until the next day when the hospital called his home with the news. >> yeah it was a complete shock. of course, i knew that my mother was suffering mentally, but she would never have done it herself. she never would have committed suicide. i went to talk with the physician who killed my mother and he told me he was absolutely certain that my mother didn't want to live anymore. and i said, "how can you be certain?" >> reporter: when you said, "why wasn't i consulted. why wasn't i involved?" what was his response to that? >> he said my mother didn't want the children to be contacted and he had to fulfill the wish of the patient." the psychic suffering has been too much, and i can't go on." >> reporter: letters mortier's mother left behind did little to help him make sense of how she died. but wasn't it his mother's choice, and hers alone, to make? mortier says his mother's depression came partly from being estranged from her children, so her doctors should have reached out to him. and, he's convinced his mothe

tony hernandez says his his estranged girlfriend tried to get in his house early yesterday morning anddn't open the door she said i'm taking off my clothes climbing on the roof and trying to get in through the clip northeast you can imagine that didn't turn out well. those are her feet. she got stuck. hernandez heard her cries for help and tried to pull her out with an extension cord. eventually the fire department rescued the 35-year-old woman by breaking the fireplace opened. >> a bit different than how santa does it. okay. >>> flyers begin a four game home stand with ottawa up first tonight. the team has played much better at the wells fargo sent this season. captain claude giroux is listed as day to day with a cut on his leg. >>> sixers finally won their first home game of the season. that's one of the eagles there watching it. it only took them more than two months to do it. they squeaked by the cleveland cavaliers 95-92 but the cavs were without lebron james. the sixers are now five and 28 and tied for the second worst record in the league. >> ♪♪ hey, cal. snap out of it buddy. s

they had been estranged according to all reports. we hear they got together for the holidays for the children and the family and this i guess, is another occasion like that. >> let's talk about the estranged wife for a second. as you know mcdonnell's lawyers even two of his daughters tried to place a lot of blame on maureen. one daughter writing a letter on his behalf on her father's behalf. at this point, jane any indication how much that letter or how much even that strategy could pay off for bob mcdonnell when the sentencing comes down here in a few minutes? >> yeah the defense is clearly hoping for that. they keep bringing up this one shopping trip in new york where, you know, the businessman bought more than $20,000 of clothes for maureen and they keep saying he was never told. there's no testimony he knew anything like this was happening. they're hoping for that. i think we don't know yet. they're st still having witnesses talking in there now. and, you know, we're not sure. but you will notice that daughter she came in after h

arthur gonzalez charged with the second-degree murder of his estranged wife julie. prosecutors say she was shot four times during the fight with her estranged husband back in 2013. arthur gonzalez says she tried to stab him with a knife and they reacted out of self-defense he says. the commonwealth says it was premeditated murder. >>> news 4 i-team broke this story on twitter. two d.c. fire department workers on leave after allegedly stealing thousands of dollars of gas for their personal cars. used her government issued credit card to charge gasoline and filled up at a pair of gas stations on pennsylvania avenue not far from her hst d.c. the second employee a 32-year-old man, accused of making off with about $2,600 in gas. investigators tell the i-team the man also sold some of that gas for 50 cents on the dollar. >>> two of maryland's largest casinos are trading in slot machines for table games. according to the baltimore sun, the state lottery and gaming control commission approved the requests for maryland live and horseshoe to eliminate 300 slot machines each.

this comes weeks after president obama and raul castro ended six decades of estrangements. >>> and the republicans dropped plans to ban the abortions after 20 weeks. objections from women on the hill and moderates left the votes short marking the anniversary of the rowe versus wade decision. >>> president obama issuing an executive order for federal programs in the arctic ocean. the president says it is necessary for the climate change that transformed the arctic. one alaska senator says it focuses too much on climate change and too little on development and build up of critical infrastructure. >> some votes in the senate on issue of climate change. senate voting 98-1 and saying it is real and not a hoax. however, other votes of whether humans contribute to climate change and they did not vote yes on those amendments. senate passing amendments saying climate change is real but not willing to say humans are a cause. >>> president obama is still on the road selling his middle class economic program and other ideas he laid out in the state of union. the president will speak at the univers

duffy begin to give a report back on his finding and this is the estrange it may we have not had this many non-parties show up i look at the caseload eetdz the amount of people in the audience i word does he come to the wrongs meeting. >> joe duffey the case at 2120 street it was directed that the permit holder look at the site no additional briefing we did that i've been out there there are issues with the permits i said that at the last hearing he saw a flurry of e-mails last week from both parties and the issued i believe the senior inspector bernie was out there he said they're working together since last week to resolve this at this point it maybe better to hear from both sides that maybe period of time and tyler definitely they need to get this figured out there were issues with the other property we did issue a notice of violation on december 22nd, 2014 the excavation at the basement and coupled with the soil has a structural failure and it is an unsafe condition and undermine the foundation under the direction of a geotech jerry as quickly as possible. >> there was some good m

. >> he can't afford to telephone his estranged family, but i showed him video of them in their new home. he was visibly moved. conflict has polarized attitudes in ukraine but family ties are difficult to sever. where there is love there is still hope. paul brennan donetsk. >> boko haram fighters have killed 15 people including a village leader. the village where the attack took place is right outside of maidugruri. >>> in zambia's presidential election the opposition claim that voting in some areas has been rigged to prevent them from winning. the election follows the death of its president. >>> celebrations in the democratic republic of congo there were violent protests across the country. >>> the greece's prime minister said that despite years of austerity, the country is showing signs of recovery. many have been forced to accept handouts. >> he goes out on the streets to ask for leftover food. this former merchant naval man wants to help those who have fallen on hard times so he visits the restaurants and bakeries for anything they have not thrown out. inside today's boxes are rice,

. >> he can't afford to telephone his estranged family, but i showed him video of them in their new home. he was visibly moved. conflict has polarized attitudes in eastern ukraine but family ties are difficult to severe. but where there is love there is still hope. paul brennan al jazeera, donetsk. >> let's take you to greece now where campaigning ahead of supplied's general election has come to an end. the economy, as you can imagine has dominated the build up to the vote with many greeks tired of the austerity imposed on them. one community doesn't use money at all. >> basilus guess out on the streets to ask for leftover food. this former merchant naval man wants to help those who have fallen on hard times so he visits the cafes, restaurant and bakeries for anything they haven't sold and would throw out. they admire his kindness giving up his time. in today's boxes are rice, pasta and plenty of chips. basilus is one of a small army trying to make life easier for those who have lost everything in greece's economic troubles. this soup kitchen hands out a take away meal twice a day. it's

a 21-year-old woman was tracked down and allegedly stabbed to death by her own estranged husband. police say erica sherwood sought refuge at a friend's home on concord drive in woodbridge after a simmering argument with her 22-year-old husband john. but they say john hunted her down. she let him in and then he allegedly chased her through the small house stabbing her repeatedly. the friend finally ran across the street to call 911. >> the girl ran over to this house and knocked on the door and she had the baby in her arms. >> reporter: police say there is no history of trouble between john and erica sherwood, no protective order, no prior domestic violence calls, just a short family argument that ended in murder. >> i'm sorry for her, you know, and her familiar. it's terrible. >> reporter: police say that john sherwood has no fixed address. a magistrate ordered him held for now with no bond. in woodbridge bruce leshan, wusa9. >>> new year's eve violence also happening in prince george's county. police say a man was found dead early this morning in a college park parking garage. as

. >>> and the trial of a burkes county man accused of killing his estranged wife will be in court today. miguel torres is charged in the shooting of his wife barbara in 2005. prosecutors say he ambushed her in a parking lot. well authorities arrested torres in italy in 2013. officials extradited him to the u.s. when prosecutors agreed not to seek the penalty. >>> two passenger planes at jfk airport in new york have the all-clear to leave after a bomb threat. this is video of one of the flights. one was headed from san francisco to new york. the other from new york to tel aviv. they both had the same flight number. authorities checked both planes but found nothing suspicious. >>> we have new information this morning about reports of a 4-year-old whose wheel chair was stolen. brookhaven police say someone stole nicholas' wheelchair yesterday afternoon. the 4-year-old suffers from epilepsy and a neuro disorder. police think the suspect intends to scrap it for cash. the wheelchair is valued at $2200. >> if it shows up on our doorstep anonymously, that would be wonderful. we just want it bac

arthur gonzalez is accused of killing his estranged wife in 2013. prosecutors say he staged the crime scene and faked his grief. gonzalez testified he shot his wife in self-defense after she attacked him. jurors failed to reach a verdict in the first trial. >>> a man will be on trial for sexual assaulting as many as ten other men in our area. prosecutors say joey met the men at beer pong tournaments and lured them to his home on plum creek drive. at least three people reported attacks to police who found pictures of more point deductioner's phone. >>> metro facing more backlash from the underground emergency on the yellow line last week. a law firm says at least 30 people are suing metro over what happened. more than 80 people were put in the hospital that day. one woman died. news 4 learned that radio encryption may have slowed down rescue teams. sources told transportation reporter that the encryption may have kept d.c. firefighters and metro officials from talking to each other. congress and representatives from metro and ntsb will meet tomorrow.

community relations, and also making people who come here to the united states feel welcome and not estranged. the problem is propaganda coming in siing if you are sitting there in your living room and you're not involved in jihad then you're not very good at what you are doing and you need to get more active and this see some, say something campaign which we hear relentlessly. very few of these things really burst out of nowhere especially this one which required planning and coordination. >> it's a vicious cycle the to try to stop these plots before they get to our shores we're blowing people up with drones and using special forces but we're killing innocent people along the way and engendering hatred pictures of children that are killed, sometimes fabricated but it creates the idea that there is an mer war on islam. that has belowback. how do you stop that cycle? >> but there is an american war on al qaeda. does this suggest that al qaeda resurging, is stronger? how do we gauge where we are in that fight? >> here's the problem. the wars on al qaeda are wars ever of attrition. who decides w

his estranged girlfriend screamed for help after getting stuck in his chimney.ays after she couldn't get in through the front door, she took off her clothes and tried climbing down the chimney. the homeowner tried to pull her out with an extension cord. when that didn't work, firefighters broke open the fireplace to free the woman and they succeeded. >> people in redwood city are on alert after a mountain lion sighting. the big cat was spotted around 7:30 this morning roaming around the emerald lake hills neighborhood. the homeowners were located -- neighbors tell us the sighting comes as no big surprise. they think the cat was in the area looking for food. >> it's not unusual anymore because of the deer who just overrun the whole community. >> it's getting scary and i mean, i don't know. you can't blame the mountain lions. >> san mateo county say mountain lions avoid confrontation. don't run. instead, wave your arms around and try to appear larger. >> that moose tree in napa is back tonight, kind of. it's not quite the famous deformity it once was, but someone

a 21-year-old woman was tracked down and allegedly stabbed to death by her own estranged husband.sherwood sought refuge at a friend's home on concord drive in woodbridge after a simmering argument with her 22-year-old husband john. but they say john hunted her down. she let him in and then he allegedly chased her through the small house stabbing her repeatedly. the friend finally ran across the street to call 911. >> the girl ran over to this house and knocked on the door and she had the baby in her arms. >> reporter: police say there is no history of trouble between john and erica sherwood, no protective order, no prior domestic violence calls, just a short family argument that ended in murder.

i was told the governor asked his estranged wife to be here, his entire family, five children, everybody here, most of the day spent arguing for only probation. we heard from several people who head up nonprofit organizations and they pleaded that the judge allow bob mcdonnell to work in these nonprofits. the judge, of course, rejected that and said that he had to deliver some sort of significant sentence and he ordered bob mcdonnell to report to prison february 9th. reporting live in richmond peggy fox, wusa9. >> of course, bob mcdonnell got a lot of support, 450 letters coming in to that judge. current virginia governor terry mcauliffe said he was saddened by effect of the trial on the commonwealth's reputation for clean government and he said today's sentencing brings an end to one of the most difficult periods in the history of virginia state government. as we put this period behind us, i look forward to working with virginia leaders on both sides of the aisle to restore public trust in our government. >>> virginia residents we spoke with today had mixed reactions to the sentencing.

just more of an estranged son i wouldn't trust around footballs. sure you have questions but i'd rather leave the questions to the person who did it, tom brady. >> hey, tom, tom, did you have anything to do with deflating these footballs? >> me? absolutely not! >> well if you didn't oversee the footballs who did? >> okay for that i would like to turn it over to the real brains behind our entire operation, assistant equipment comanager dougie spoons. >> what's up? you want to talk about my balls or something? [ laughter ] >> dougie, is it? >> yeah, dougie spoons. >> okay. did tom brady at any point instruct you to take air out of the footballs? >> this man is a saint. >> oh, dougie. >> you think you can do what he does? he has won three super bowls. six if you include the losses. >> i think the hardest part for this they're probably going to win the super bowl too. "snl" was having a lot of time with the deflategate. now, back to the big story, of course. the one that's in the headlines for the next two or three days. the major cities in line to get

. >>> also in court today, the man accused of pushing his estranged wife's corvette into the delaware river in northeast philadelphia. we all remember this video. john kramer's trial was expected to start today. police say kramer and his wife were going through a divorce when he rolled the car into the water last november. his wife says he was upset over a protective order she had filed against him. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> temperatures are falling right now. but they're nowhere near as cold as yesterday. but it is still cold outside. with readings below freezing for just about the entire area. dry stretch of weather that will continue through the day today and into the weekend. but it comes to an end over the weekend. tracking some rain that's going to be arriving over the weekend. it will come with some warmer temperatures, but it's going to be rain nonetheless. right now 27 degrees in reading. that's a lot warmer than it was yesterday. it was in the teens at this time yesterday. in reading. philadelphia, cape may, clouds overhead, 3

his estranged wife arrived later, the two no longer live together and she is not being sentenced today and does not like the limelight in any way. she did show up a few minutes later. we want to take you inside the courthouse and show a little bit about the testimony we've heard today. we've heard from a number of character witness. first one that we heard from was somebody by the name of gary melton. he's known the former governor for 25 years. he was his commanding officer in the army reserve. and this is what he had to say about the 60-year-old republican. he said -- i found him to be by the book, compassionate and honorable. every step of the way sclament he never once wanted power, fame or fortune. he wanted to help people. the second person that we heard from today is a man by the name of joe horn, president of operation blessing which is a virginia beach based charity. he talked of how the governor contacted operation blessing saying he and his family wanted to help in the rebuilding after hurricane katrina. he said about the governor, he had a heart to serve and he would do any

. >>> in florida a woman who claims self-defense for shooting at her estranged husband is free from jail. authorities released marisa alexander yesterday as part of a plea deal. she pleaded guilties last year. the judge sentenced her to three years but gave her credit for the time she spent behind bars already. she will serve the next two years under house arrest. >>> philadelphia police are searching for the robbers in this video who held up a food market using a mill try style rifle. look at this. this new video shows the two masked men as they barge into clearfield food market in north philadelphia last thursday. you can clearly see one of the robbers there pointing the rifle at a store owner. the owner tells us he thought it was a joke at first, but he quickly realized it wasn't. >> when he's shaking, so i say okay, he no play. he's shaking. and you see somebody shaking like they're nervous, i can get shot. worried for my life. >> the robbers got away with $500 and no one was hurt. >>> all right. on to super bowl xlix. we are just four days away. you have all the things you need for

. >>> also in court today, the man accused of pushing his estranged wife's corvette into the delaware river in northeast fill dechl, philadelphia, remember this? police say he and his wife were going through a rough divorce when he rolled the car into the water in november. his wife says he was upset over a protective order that she had filed against him. >>> in delaware a high school wrestling coach in kent county is charged with having sex with a student on school grounds. richard dickey howell teaches and coaches at caesar rodney high school in camden. state police accuse the 50-year-old of having sex with a 17-year-old girl at least nine times on campus and several times at his home. they say the relationship started last march and ran through december. a wrestling match scheduled for last night was canceled after howell turned himself in. >> they need to you know do what they need to do to at least get him out of the school and away from you know children. >> i've never heard anything derogatory about him before so you know i would say innocent until proven guilty. >> howell face

zoo also offers adoption of a giant hairy scorpion if you like and if you want make up with your estranged love, you could adopa red panda. one note, you don't get to take any of these critters home. >> it will be interesting to see if anyone takes up the offer. >> i'm sure there will be some. >> coming up a recap. we'll recap rather an historic night, last night's huge performance by warrior's guard klay thompton and you may not believe who his head coach is comparing to. >> the california golden bears look to snap a 5-game losing streak against a tough opponent. joe fonzi is up next with sports extra. . >>> good evening and welcome to this saturday night edition of sportswrap. the 7th-ranked arizona wildcats came to the bay area this weekend and took no prisoners. arizona connections everywhere you looked at cal's pavilion. steve cerr with luke walton. bears knew they were in for a tough one when jabari bird with his 3 the bears even at 11. that wildcat lead thanks to the surge after the break. 3 of his 12 points. second half now and it's all wildcats. mcconnell with the spin and pretty

his estranged wife tipped off investigators to all sorts of bad behavior with the department. 13 othershment ranging from suspensions to demotions and paycuts. >>> traffic and weather coming up. >>> good morning. fades commute is a lot better than yesterday's with -- today's commute is a lot better than yesterday with all the fog. it bogged down the travel times. congestion heading to the bay bridge toll plaza. but 580 is backed up to the 24 interchange. and it looks okay past you can see once you hit the pay gates, everything is very crowded. the metering lights were turned on at 5:41. everything is okay into san francisco over the bridge. with the forecast, here's roberta. >>> we started off clear now we have a swath of clouds of over the bay area. good morning, everybody. also some foggy conditions in santa rosa and in livermore where the current air temperature is 46 degrees. it's in the upper 30s in santa rosa. winds have increased in the last hour significantly up to 35-mile-per-hour gusts and the pacifica area where it's recycling day so all the bins are >>> that's good news, pe

they want them to feel uncomfortable so that the secular muslims even in the west become estranged and divide the west so that the ideology of liberty does not confront political islam. >> it's the why do it through bloodshed? let me come back to you. nic robertson, you cover too many of these attacks. do you agree with the doctor? >> absolutely. if you look at some of those radical islamists and his explanation is a wonderful explanation. within that sort of desire to throw off and you find real radicals and those real radicals are pushing for a war without borders and a war without end. you find them in pakistan and afghanistan and other places. you just listed some of the recent attacks over the past month. let's look in afghanistan this past week. an attack with a car bombing attacking european policemen killing six afghan civilians all of them muslims. look at the attack by a suicide bomber in istanbul. this is a battle inside as we hear. some of the victims like france not muslims but vast majority are. >> one of the questions is how do we fight these ideology? you think of isis

. >> a shocking story of a young woman suing her estranged parents for check tuition. >> shocking home invasion, two lawyers started with stabbing a virginia couple. >> also, we have dramatic 9-1-1 calls as a family pursues their stolen iphone telling police they are tracking the bad news. warning for everyone. listen up. >> joining me is television and media critic for "the "baltimore sun"." >> perk has voted and that is a winning formula. >> it is beyond tabloid, it is interesting to see george and robin two of the smartest people on network news so comfortable. at first i thought, without this is stab lloyd. it is beyond to be lloyd. but the interesting thing is you saw it in a clip where it said rival video. the votes are driving. i wrote a piece about raw video driving our national agenda and this is what it looks like when video is driving what you do. it is astonishing. i saw a segment two week ago where they showed an s.u.v. stuck on the freeway and cars slamming into it at 60 or 70 miles per hour and they kept playing it over and over and over and we kept watching. then they s

officials wrapped up the first round of talks to restore diplomatic relations after five decades of estrangementrd to tell how the talks went judging from the faces here from around the table. both sides acknowledge common ground was made but they say there's a long road ahead before relations are normalized. >>> the nfls new england patriots claim they played by the rules. how they do simulations to find out how the footballs ended up underinflated. >>> from football we turn to baseball because baseball lost a legend this past week. we'll tell you howerny banks changed the game. >>> we have the latest on deflategate. the head coach of the nfls new england patriots is trying to end the controversy over underinflated footballs. he strongly denies cheating in the playoff game a week ago. he tried to show that cold weather may be to blame. >> bill belichick held an unexpected press conference to explain he con ducked a series of experiments to try to figure out why it is several of the footballs that the team used during last week's afc championship game were underinflated. take a listen to what he

by this time he was estranged from his family.hey say the coulibaly's like many here were trying to better themselves. >> translator: yes, this area is violent. yes, there is delinquency and poverty. yes, there is suffering but there is also success. >> reporter: if the family was muslim it's hardly fundament fundamentalist fundamentalist. back in the family's hometown they remember the attempts to fit in. in 2009 he was invited to the french presidential palace as part of a panel meeting with president sarkozy to talk about youth unemployment. he worked at a coca-cola plant and met the girl that became his wife. they were nonetheless surprised at terrorist connections. >> translator: we were shocked. it's hard to believe. it's unreal. >> reporter: one person less surprised is a social worker who worked with him as a young man taking him to disneyland paris. after not seeing coulibaly after 15 years, he showed up in his office last spring after getting out of prison. >> he's lost. he needs people to remind him that that can be don

. >>> a california man is in jail today accused of trying to perform anism on his estranged wife. a bible over her and spoke many tongues and said if she left the house satan would get inside of her and she got out and called police and blamed his meth habit for the strange behavior. >>> the dash-cam video of a trooper being dragged by a suspected drunk driver it happened in a car stop friday night as the troopers hand was on the car he sped away, and the trooper ran to follow him and he got away, the driver was arrested on monday. >>> the fast food chain chick-fil-a is working on solving a data breach there was unusual activity involving credit cards, they are looking into the activity and if they determine there was a breach customers will not be responsible for fraudulent charges made to their accounts. it's a big day for college bowl games. sports now. >> ducis rogers is live with more on that. >>> hey there guys, we'll start off with the granddaddy of them all. the rose bowl, also a semi final game in the new college football format. oregon and florida state from beautiful ca

get the criminal justice system to go hunt down victor barnard, and lindsey did it while she was estrangedught up to my mom what had happened in minnesota. all she said was, i know that mistakes were made. but i still believe victor is a man of god, and i'm going to follow him. so i feel like i hate them sometimes. i feel a lot of anger. i feel like basically, i haven't had parents since i was 13. >> these are survivors. and they're getting on with their lives. and i'm proud of them for coming forward. and i'm asking anyone else that has a similar story to come forward. come forward and talk to us. >> victor barnard is out there, and he's not doing anything different. he's looking for that naÏve set of people to force his propaganda down their throats so he can get at their wives and their children. >> my daughter's still there. my eldest daughter is still there. my husband never left. >> i still have two sisters and my mom is still out there. in washington state. still believing this man who raped me when i was 13. i mean, at this point, i feel like they're brainwashed. >> everybody that

no-go zones where the police do not go into the communities because of the level of violence and estrangement in the communities, where a lot of the jihadists harbor and they're actually safe havens within france. lou: and not only safe havens but de facto become administered by sharia law, by the community itself. >> this is difficult for americans to get their head around, there is a community in the united states where police would not go in with full authority to prevent crime and deal with crime that has been committed. that is a fact in france. getting your hands on a weapon, just as in the united states, we have a lot more weapons. any place in europe if you want to get your hand on a weapon, you can obviously do that. this is home grown terrorism, which is the norm for ten years, since 2004, beginning spain, england what's taken place in their own country, and influenced by foreign terrorists. the unprecedented terrorism has still remains 9/11, not just because of the scale but because they were all foreign terrorists who came to this country to conduct that act of terrorism. that rea

the fact they brought all those people -- the saudi family has been absolutely estranged from obama. they blame him for pulling the rug out from mubarak in the spring. there are so many points of friction with the former king of abdullah and the late king abdullah and this was an attempt to start over repair the damage they need the saudis against isis. they need the saudis to be with them in the war on terror and of course there's the oil factor as well. they were trying to do damage control. they were not going to raise the issue of women's rights. king abdullah i could you could call him a modest reformer but he permitted women's education. he opened the doors for women in many ways but not driving. he didn't go that far. there was an initial reform impulse, let's say, and then things really stopped dead in their track after the arab spring. >> reform is all relative. >> exactly. >> part of the reason this story is getting so much traction is it involves michelle obama, who is a person of intrigue around the world. it is notable when we talk about president obama's approval rating

her daughter had been kidnapped by her estranged husband.he reached out to mcconnel's office and he worked on this issue. when he was running for reelection, he didn't have earmarks. so they spent a lot of time going through casework files of kentuckians they helped. they found her, they asked her if she would be part of the ad. >> on election night -- >> he gave a discerning campaign speech too. he said, i have been all over the state. he said, that rarely happens for a positive ad, people come up and ask about it. this one in particular struck a chord. it was important because of what we talked about earlier. he was very unpopular back home. this approval rating had not been great. how do you do that? how you promote things that make you look better? this was a very powerful episode about a woman who was an obama supporter who agreed -- she was a big surrogate. she cut several ads for him. >> explain -- in your article, you talk about at the beginning of the campaign they had targeted 1.2 million people in the state they figured were going

the manager, frederico, and estranged husband. they were sitting with the atletics trying to get this before handing in a sentence. as you know there has been a sentence for doping. previously from january 1st, it was increased to four years. it will be interesting to see if there's the convention of two years or the maximum of four years. and a tougher sentence. we'll see what comes up. >> the commission on doping - what is done to address the issue in kenya? >> it has been a twin-pronged approach to this. one known as the anti-doping agency based in nairobi. the government deregistering all the managers for the athletes. previously there are obligations that are looked here. a couple of days ago. four days ago. atletics kenya introduced measures including registering all athletes on every road raise, will need to have a doctor's test. and using the biological passport. straight measures and we are waiting to see if it comes to fruition. it is very low. producing doping tests. >> we'll have to leave it there. we'll follow the dev

she claimed her estranged husband was abusive and fired that shot to fight off an attack.il on tuesday. >> the journey was long i could not have arrived here today without the many thoughts and prayers of so many people who have voiced their support and encouragement. >> msnbc erin carmona has been following this story. how long will she be under house arrest? >> two years she'll have to wear an ankle monitor. she can go to work and church and appointments that have to do with the care of her child. but she is now home with the child but her movements are restricted and a felon in a state that disenfranchises them. >>> how did this bring attention to florida stand your point. >> well she was ensnared by a tract of intersecting laws. there was the 10-20 life mandatory gun crime sentencing law that tied the hands of the judge in the first case where she was sentenced to 20 years. subsequently the prosecutor angela cory decided to levy 60 years against her. an the fact that the state saw her not as a victim of domestic violence but as an aggressive and chose to prosecute her

each have -- have a virginia businessman who has accepted promotions for a mcdonnell is estranged.first -- have been found guilty of felonies and arelikely to go to business. this is not the kind of history virginialikes to make. >> mcdonnell was ordered to report to prison by february 9. >> she plans to start the appeals process as soon as tomorrow and his lawyers hope he never sees the inside of a cell block. >> so what do you think? do you think mcdonnell's sentence is appropriate? let me know on facebook.com, or on twitter at bret kbair. you can use the hash tag special report. >> jeb bush is taking more steps toward an apparent presidential run. chief political correspondent carl cameron says that president bush is setting the bar for the rest of the gop field. >> in his latest pace setting moves former governor jeb bush has formed the right to rice leadership pac. having promised a state of the art digital organization he announced it in english and spanish videos on facebook and twitter. to emphasize economic mobility education and dpi versity and signal that bush plans a po

trial alexander testified to having been repeatedly the victim of physical abuse at the hands of her estrangede he admitted in a 2010 deposition to hitting several women, including alexander, he later reversed his admission saying his prior statements were an attempt to protect her. a jury took 12 minutes to convict her of three counts of assault with a deadly weapon. that was overturned in 2013 when a court ordered a retrial after an error in the instructions to the jury. but the stakes only got higher for alexander. when the prosecution sought to convict her again on the same charges only seeking a 20-year sentence for each count to be served consecutively instead of concurrently which would have put marissa alexander behind bars for 60 years. three times the original sentence instead of facing trial again, she agreed to a plea bargain which this week finally brought her long ordeal closer to an end. tuesday marissa walked out of jail under an agreement that will subject her to two years of house arrest and electronic surveillance. while the sentence means she will remain for now in the supe

. >> the kaczynski brothers have been estranged for several years.s the manifesto, he must confront a sobering realization. >> david recognized in the manifesto echoes of his brother's wording. david said the one thing that really struck him was seeing the term "cool-headed logicians." he said that's directly out of ted's mouth. there was a strain of ted's philosophy in every paragraph. it was becoming impossible for them to not push it further. >> through a lawyer, david kaczynski contacts the fbi. he submits a copy of an essay ted had written in 1971 to compare to the manifesto. >> it was very clear to me by the third paragraph, when the hair on the back of my neck stood up, that what i was reading, was a 1971 essay was identical in many ways to the manifesto. the biggest problem for david was he was afraid that if the government came to suspect ted kaczynski on their own, they would storm the cabin and ted would be killed in the encounter. he wanted to prevent more violence. he didn't want anybody else to die. >> david's information leads authorit

arthur gonzalez is accused of killing his estranged wife in 2013.e staged the crime scene and faked his grief. gonzalez testified he shot his wife in self-defense after she attacked him. jurors failed to reach a verdict in the first trial. >>> the lawyers will start to pick a jury in the sex assault trial for a man from gaithersburg. prosecutors say joey attacked eded many as ten men in the area. he met him at beer pong tournaments and lured them into his home on plum creek drive. they say they found pictures of more victims on his phone. >>> 14 before the hour. police in montgomery county are searching for a person who spray painted a racist message on a home. the family is only living in the glen more drive community for five days. the neighbor who helped the victims clean up the message said the timing of the act is sickening. >> it's horrifying. we've never seen anything like this in this neighborhood. to have it happen on martin luther king's birthday is just gross. >> montgomery county police are treating this as a hate crime. >>> a bomb threa

the assistant secretary of state roberta jacobson stressed there were more than five decades of estrangement to overcome. >> we say we have profound disagreements with the cuban government. when we talk about democracy and human rights and support for civil society and independent actors. lou: jacobson's cuban counterpart said quote -- diplomats went onto say it could take weeks just to reschedule the next round of talks which signal something of a tough road ahead. we're coming right back. stay with us. >>> the middle east is in chaos, and the white house now appears ready to order the pentagon into a fight on the ground with the islamic state. general bob scales on the mosul offensive, next. you owned your car for four years. you named it brad. you loved brad. and then you totaled him. you two had been through everything together. two boyfriends. three jobs. you're like "nothing can replace brad!" then liberty mutual calls. and you break into your happy dance. if you sign up for better car replacement, we'll pay for a car that's a model year newer with 15,000 fewer miles than your old one.

globes awarded allen with the cecil b demille lifetime achievement award in 2014- his now 29 year old estrangedwith mia farrow dylan, new york times. in the letter, she wrote in graphic detail allegations of sexual abuse from when she was seven years old quote: >>:"he talked to me while he did it, whispering that i was a good girl, that this was our secret." >> reporter:allen vehemently denied dylan's account in his own open letter >> reporter:. but why does woody allen get a free pass while sexual abuse allegations seem to be a career killer for bill cosby? >> reporter:to date as we all know forward to tell their story. >> reporter:with one of his 30 plus accusers filing charges against cosby today, our branding insider, ceo of 5w public relations ronn torossian speculates this >> reporter:i think woody allen is a much safer choice than would woody allen's scandals are so behind him >> reporter: on the insider tonight at 7, >> reporter:for kron 4 news, i'm louis aguirre >> reporter: power still seen--temperatures in the '50s and '60s again we have a slight chance for rain this weekend. >> repo

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the assistant secretary of state roberta jacobson stressed there were more than five decades of estrangement to overcome. >> we say we have profound disagreements with the cuban government. when we talk about democracy and human rights and support for civil society and independent actors. lou: jacobson's cuban counterpart said quote -- diplomats went onto say it could take weeks just to reschedule the next round of talks which signal something of a tough road ahead. we're coming right back. stay with us. >>> the middle east is in chaos, and the white house now appears ready to order the pentagon into a fight on the ground with the islamic state. general bob scales on the mosul offensive, next. ♪music♪ ♪everybody needs a helpin hand♪ ♪take a look at your fellow man♪ ♪and tell me, what can i do today♪ hey lemme get that for ya ♪everybody needs a helpin out♪ ♪if that ain't what it's all about♪ thank you young man. no problem. ♪what can i do today?♪ i got it [baby talk] [child giggles] children: "i," "j," "k"... [telephone rings] man: hello? man: you may kiss the bride. [applause] announcer: a f