the search for gary hilton was about to widen.f interest in the meredith emerson case looked familiar to people who thought they'd seen him just about the time they'd learned of the sad case of another woman who'd gone missing, cheryl dunlap, a nurse and mother. when cheryl didn't turn up for church one december sunday in 2007 and then missed her sunday school class, red flags went up. next door neighbor and friend tanya land. sunday morning at church, i turned around and looked at her usual spot, and she wasn't there. and she didn't teach her class. she didn't. and immediately, we knew something was wrong because that's just not like her. dennis murphy (voiceover): everyone who knew her agreed-- 46-year-old cheryl was reliable, a woman solid in her faith and set in her habits. her fellow nurse friend and prayer partner, laura walker. she always liked to hear what we call our praise reports, like something good that happened with a patient or a coworker. dennis murphy (voiceover): when monday morning rolled around and tanya still

larry: thank you, steve hilton, and jason chaffetz, we have to report. what me worry, the stock market hitting new highs today, dow and s&p. and we bring in the great gerri willis to report on this, if you don't want on it, it didn't happen. reporter: god day for stocks -- a good day for stocks, edging higher of federal reserve reserve meeting this week, dow up 224. s&p higher by 36. nazdaq rising 172. both dow and s&p in record territory, as you can see. tech companies microsoft and meat hitting all-time -- meta hitting all-times ahead of irvins, and dow members in record territory, we hitting heart of earning season with googles and ups and starbucks reporting tomorrow, investors optimism on the rise, future markets price in an 87% probability of a federate cut in may, and less than 50% in march, the rate cuts they make the markets happy. larry: gerri willis thank you. >> we appreciate it. now, house republicans move forward with two articles of impeachment. against dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas. they are accusing him of willful and stemmatic refusa

rosa delauro lleva 27 aÑos trabajando la limpieza de este hotel hilton. >> es un trabajobastante pesadodo el resultado de nuestra lucha. >> esta noche los trabajadores realizarÁn su propio desfileen forma de protesta. todo en medio de un momento donde todos los hoteles de esta ciudad estÁn a capacidad por el desfile de las rosas. >> que gritemos este aÑo victoria para nuevo contrato. y que digamos si se pudo. el hotel dice que sigue negociando con el sindicatodesde que expirÓ su contrato junio. en pasadena, california,romy de frÍas como univisiÓn. en illinois ciento de miranda llegaron en aviÓn al aeropuerto internacional de chicago.el vuelo procedente de san antonio, texas. transportaba 355 personas. las autoridades afirman que los migrantes fueron desembarcados y llevados a la ciudad. en estos momentos hay cerca de 15 migrantes alojados en 27 centros de acogida y la ciudad que santuario le pide al gobierno federal que ofrezca ayuda para sostenerlos. en mÉxico, a pesar de que sea reducido nÚmero de integrantes de la caravana de migrantes que caminan por el sureste del paÍs,quienes pers

one of them to keep hilton's dream flying high.mportant was the scholarship in making it possible for you to be a pilot? >> it's a huge deal. it has afforded me to take time off to get my flying done. >> reporter: now, 15 years after her first flight, hilton's plan to be an airline pilot is a big step closer to taking off. for "eye on america," kris van cleave, hampton, georgia. (female) i grew up in a home that didn't have running water. my shoes always had holes in them. i know how it is to be poor. i listened to a message of dr. stanley's, talking about, you know, how you never really live your life until you actually give it away. he kinda gave me that push to get out there and really do something. ♪♪♪ >>> arson investigators are expected to arrive at the scene of a deadly house explosion in michigan tomorrow. the home was blown to pieces on saturday, killing four and injuring two. it happened in northfield township, about 45 miles west of detroit. the detroit news reports debris from the blast was scattered across two acres, a

we got some answers from alan watts, asia pacific president at hilton, at hilton.sia has become really interdependent on - asia has become reallyl interdependent on asia. asia has become really i interdependent on asia. it asia has become really - interdependent on asia. it tied into japan as interdependent on asia. it tied intojapan as an interdependent on asia. it tied into japan as an example, indonesians in a intojapan as an example, indonesians in a similar into japan as an example, indonesians in a similar pool. malaysians, korea, so there is an interconnectivity with a pan— asian traveller that is at the fundamental level driving what has been pent—up travel demand. if we looked at hotel occupancy is, they're back to 2019, and that's without the mass travel in china. less time was on china, it was 125 million outbound trips. this year, it's less than 25% of that. if times are good at the moment, that business is still... we stay really close to it. china consumer confidence is something if you're in the industry, something you watch like a hawk. we haven't s

let's bring in steve hilton.i think that nikki haley may be running out of her sugar daddies, hunter biden won't. he has his sugar d daddy, nikki haley is losing big, but she is kind of saying bad stuff wri wrecking trump, what do you make of this. >> she still has some. every day she is in this, she is helping joe biden. doing harm to her long-term representation. there are still people urging her to stay in the race. let's engage in good faith with argument of those good people, including "wall street journal" -- page, they urge nikki haley to stay, and they say, nikki haley could be a better candidate because she brings in more independents. donald trump is doing better among independents than in 2016, when he won, and it true nikki haley can bring in independents but she will lose massively. the party is hostile to nikki haley if she by some miracle became the candidate, you will have a bunch of republicans either staying home or voting for rfk . the arguments for nikki haley don't stack up. even those who sa

steve hilton, michael graham, erin perrine, thank you all. of the biggest stories of this primary season, how will former president trump juggle his campaign schedule with multiple upcoming days in different courts? jeff paul is live with that side of the story. >> good evening. he could face not one but as many as four criminal trials this year. spring glen if you campaign events and a run for the white house, and it's going to be a hectic year for trump to say the least. tuesday morning is the beginning of the defamation trial involving e. jean carroll. a judge recently ruled that trump could testify. from that point on, primary elections, you got in hampshire next week followed by nevada on for perry sixth, south carolina on the 24th, and michigan a few days later. but march, that is where things get it a little tricky for trump. on march 4th, that is when trump's federal january 6th election case could start. the following day is march 5th, that is super tuesday. so the former president addressed his upcoming schedule, saying if his name

let's bring in steve hilton foxt news contributor.ki haley may be running out of her sugar daddies. hunterr biden well, he is a sugr daddy morris.g but nikki haley nobit only losig big by saying bad stuff wrecking trump, if she loses he. sugar daddy she's going to have to pull out. >> she still has some but every day she's in this she's actually helping joe biden in doing harm to her long-term reputation.. there's still people urging her to stay in the race. and with arguments of those people included the wall street journal editorial page. i normally agree with everywhere but not today there urging nikki haley to stay. let's engage with arguments ba good faith.or nikki haley could be about a candidate because she brings in more independence. inde.first of all, donald trumpi doing better among independents than in 2016 woody actually one. yes it's true, nikki haley canlo bring in independence. she will lose massively to the republican vote, the party ishae increasingly hostile to nikkimi haley. if she fights some miracle on the candid

kaylee mcghee white, steve hilton, thank you both.m the campaign trail to the courthouse, former president trump made an appearance today in washington, d.c., courtroom. his team went to the appeals court argued a sitting president has immunity from federal prosecution. this international correspondent kevin corke is live in d.c. with more on how the court responded. good evening. >> in that hearing that reviewed a motion from the former president's legal team to toss the election interference charges, his lawyer's argument was fairly simple. presidents can only be criminally prosecuted if -- again, if -- they have already been tried and convicted by the senate. of course that didn't happen, which they say is why this whole episode should end in his favor. just one of several arguments made in an effort to convince the court to side with this notion that presidential immunity applies here. >> we are supposed to conduct a balancing test where they balance the need for the asserted immunity versus other public interests. >> and those in

steve hilton what happens out here?ck yet. brave souls, patriots, military servicemen were killed. lots of wounded. we're in the 160s now. seems to me this has you know, trump written all over it, if i may and secondly is the border to me that has trump. i may be wrong. a lot of biden people think i am wrong but i got to get what you're thinking here, because these events happened fast, right, willy-nilly? the bombing and now this bill that is coming out? >> yeah. great to see you, larry and jason. i think that there is no question about the politics of the border. no question that helps trump. it was one of his most famous pledges when he first ran in 2016. samed to have done a good job because he did do a good job. crossings were down. the chaos wasn't there and now you have the chaos that everyone can see. it is not just fox and bill melugin covering it as was the case for far too long, it is across all the media. everyone is aware. even if they manage to cobble something together, even if they can do something at th

steve hilton was just saying.live with a closer look at the all-important timeline of this. good to see you. >> as donald trump continues to rack up these wins in the g.o.p. primary, he also has to deal with both civil and criminal cases all at the same time. these are cases he says are politically motivated and meant to interfere with his campaign. let's talk about what his upcoming schedule looks like. take a look at this. he won the new hampshire g.o.p. primary tonight. he's got the nevada republican caucus on february 8th, the south carolina and michigan g.o.p. primaries in late february, a trial in his federal january 6th indictment on march 4th. the day after that, the all-important super tuesday, then wrapping up the month of march with his trial in the new york state criminal hush money case. after his win in hampshire tonight, trump said the country is on the line. >> we are going to win this. we have no choice. if we don't win, i think our country is finished. >> tomorrow, trump's defamation trial in the

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steve hilton, thank you very much indeed, sir. see you soon.llionaires want to build a ewe taupen city in california. ashley, what would it look like? ashley: utopia, called california forever and it's a billionaire-backed project and build ago new city in the solano county area and near the bay area and incorporated in the bay area and according to the website and newly released map of the city and new scene of gentrified harmonny and middle class homes and safe walkable plan up to now being met with significant pushback in a series of town halls and mostly disastrous and can change with them 15,000 jobs and two locals that will pay at least 125% of the average weekly wage and sending up $400 million fund to help kern county residents in the new community. it's all planning stages of the month and needs to require that and in order for it to appear on this year's ballot and billionaires behind this include mark andresen and maureen jobs, late wife of steve jobs. stuart: the book executed by henry viii because he wouldn't agree to henry's divor

antonia hilton takes us on an exclusive tour of the grounds. >> reporter: in the heart of a forest iner dogs search through the snow. they pause every time they identify a soul. many were buried in this sem tar terry cemetery as numbers, not names is this sacred to you. >> 100%. >> reporter: crownsville hospital opene opened 1911 it was notorious for overcrowding and and auabus aab symbol of america's divide >> as a child, were you threatened by your parents or others, if you don't do what i tell you, i will send you to crownsville. >> reporter: with janice's help, this land will become a 500-acre memorial park that turns dilapidated hospital buildings into mental health treatment spaces, public gardens and biking paths the need is great. last year a record number of americans took their own lives ann arundel's pittman worked to secure $30 million in funding from lawmakers what do you want people to see when they walk onto this property >> great work being done by a lot of people from diverse backgrounds to make the human experience better. >> reporter: former crownsville patient, she

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thank you, steve, steve hilton, everybody. >> thanks, stu.art: california covering sex changes for illegal immigrants. ashley, good morning. my only comment is, really? ashley: yeah, hey, it's california. back to you, stu. good morning. the golden state is devoting more taxpayer dollars to fund sex payers and regardless of citizenship status and nearly 700,000 illegal immigrants between the ages of 26 and 49 qualify for the federal healthcare service, which will cost by the way california taxpayers an estimated $3.1 billion. for those living in california illegally within that age range, it translates to approximately $4,058 per year in medical coverage subsidies funded by the state's general fund. welcome to america, you're here illegally and take all of this. governor gavin newsom says everyone deserves access to quality, affordable coverage and regardless of income or immigration status. if you're illegal, don't worry about it. lineup, we've got lots of goodies for you. stuart: the president of the united states. it's offsetting, isn't it?

while steve hilton doesn't even have a smart phone, is he in favor of the ban or a step too far? joins us next. ♪ with your hearing, if you start having a little trouble, you're concerned that it's going to cost you money. to this day i only paid... ...what i had to pay for the device. when i go back, everything is covered. there's so much you're missing... ...by not having hearing aids. we'll find you a hearing aid... ...that fits your lifestyle and budget. try miracle-ear hearing aids with no commitment... ...during our resolution to hear better event. call 1-800-miracle now. ♪ students... students of any age, from anywhere. students in a new kind of classroom. ♪ using our technology to power different ways of learning. ♪ harnessing ai to plant new beginnings. ♪ so when minds grow, opportunities follow. stuart: florida one step closer to banning children under 16 trust worthy using social media. it claims that social media is like digital fete fall to children. dadanaplea mcnicholl is here. >> florida is take ago step further by passing legislation to protect kids from social m

hilton honors. hilton. for the stay.atients bill of rights. but i know adam through the big brother program. we've been brothers since i was seven. he stood by my side as i graduated from yale, and i stood by his side when he married eve, the love of his life. i'm a little biased, but take it from adam's little brother. he'll make us all proud as california senator. i'm adam schiff and i approve this message. ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: our first guest -- gosh we love him -- he's the host of the hit competition show, "i can see your voice," which airs wednesdays at 8:00 p.m. on fox and the next day on hulu. please welcome -- you know him, you love him, ken jeong. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: the old three thruster yeah, the old sit down, stand up ken jeong. great to see you >> great to be here. >> jimmy: thank you so much for coming on. you look fantastic and thanks for playing that game with us >> thank you so much that was amazing with d. wade. >> jimmy: when was -- d. wade. >> i mean, he's literally a bas

don't tell the hilton, a lovely facilities, ari, one of our producers, stole a bath towel from the hiltonthread count is fantastic. we could use this -- sled. ainsley, like a bobsled or luge. kids, don't try this at home. >> ainsley: oh, gosh. >> steve: still hard as a rock. i can pull it over. it is an ice book. >> ainsley: might need a new set, good television. >> brian: pretty good. put it around your neck and fight crime. you have a free afternoon. >> ainsley: like a cape. >> brian: that is what i'm thinking. you can't fight crime without a cape. >> ainsley: sticking straight out. >> brian: like he's in motion. >> ainsley: you are our super hero. >> steve: all right. >> brian: see if neil cavuto is stealing paper clips. >> ainsley: everyone stayed up too late watching everything. we're deliruous. >> steve: i'm soaking wet. >> brian: steve was reveling with the caucus goers. >> ainsley: lawrence's flight was cancelled, too. >> lawrence: our flights were cancelled, our producers, too, nate, the great, cancelled. >> ainsley: did you book something later in the afternoon? >> lawrence: we

we got some answers from alan watts, asia pacific president at hilton.terdependent on asia. thais into japan as an example, indonesians into singaporeans. malaysians into koreans. so there is an interconnectivity with a pan—asian traveller that is at the fundamental level driving what has been pent—up travel demand. if we look at hotel occupancies, they're back to 2019, and that's without the mass travel of china. less time was on china, it was 125 million outbound trips. this year, it's less than 25% of that. if times are good at the moment, that business is still to come. we stay really close to it. china consumer confidence is something, if you're in the industry, something you watch like a hawk. we haven't seen any storm clouds on the horizon. year on year, china consumer demand domestically has been fantastic. it was the best golden week ever. we expected the best chinese new year ever. early inquiries for china outbound is really going to be the story of �*24 and �*25. that slow surge of the chinese market coming back again. whether you put that do

. >> reporter: danielle hilton spends a lot of her time in the air.ight attendant is taking the leap into the pilot's seat. >> so the first time i flew, i was 17 years old. a friend of mine who said she was into aviation and she was flying, and my mind was blown that a woman could fly planes. and immediately i wanted to fly planes. >> reporter: training to be an airline pilot takes years and can cost over $100,000. flight school is typically not eligible for most student loans. >> i've had some delays. i've had major delays. >> reporter: some regional airlines are already experiencing a shortage of pilots, and plane maker boeing estimates north america will need 127,000 new pilots by 2043. over the last three years, the company has give out $8.5 million in flight school scholarships. >> we thede more women, and we need people to be able to get on an airplane just like i did this morning and look left, see someone that looks like them, and go, i can do that too. it's something i can do. >> reporter: women make up about 9% of pilots and women of color a

if you'll biggest domestic again the the presence hilton, an incognito is the great grandson ruler whose takes to name his grandfather, who was there was a child, told him the story of how much you're going to say. ok what none cabinet to us. and which i do and to come up with a to get new bus. nobody i, when did you want to do? i wow. which i do show and i know who to and i could get up to 6, wednesday, wednesday, or 2, which is c a. the in see because the whole so late, i've kind of used a mock and so michelle, what i'm to you end up with. well ok. who? number 17 and what guys you guys think of who knows what to do? i like i have a of the speaker my god does have to listen to me knowing that when they were gonna have to unkindly well and i, it's a duty to like, you know, because i've had this is why is z e o o i knew was weights and opponents rates are huge and silent. we filed 12 sizes of cannon era these twice the enemy before us civilized cut them the people of the like the gods flayed from up to you loud. they appear to take as tall gods of supernatural. b 2 was i'm going to go wit

en as to the location of the body was given to me by gary hilton. dennis murphy (voiceover): the kidnapping charge was anted up. mr. hilton is being charged with one count of murder of meredith emerson. he has been taken into custody and brought to our detention centers, where he is being housed. dennis murphy (voiceover): coming up, police learn what happened to meredith in grim detail. dennis murphy (voiceover): and were there more victims? he would not talk about anybody to us other than meredith. dennis murphy (voiceover): when "mystery on blood mountain" continues. >>> a new phase-in israel's ground offensive in gaza. the israeli military has plans to pull back some troops and shift to more localized operations. we'll go through that development and the escalating tensions in the red sea. >>> also ahead, a look at the very long to-do list for congress in 2024 with several crucial items that were not addressed late last year. >>> plus, the supreme court has a tight time line to rule on the most consequential case involving the presidency since t

steve hilton, fox news contributor.our reaction to that breaking news. >> well, too little too late. that's why people are so terrified now about an escalation. the weakness of the biden administration has invited this escalation. we can look at the sham bell surrounding lloyd austin. that itself presents a message of weakness but so often with this administration. this is a matter of deliberate policy design at the beginning of this administration. they have had a policy of appeasement. that's what it is. because they believe sincerely, it seems, that if you are nice to bad guys, then they will suddenly become good. exactly the opposite has happened. you see it time and time again. what you've seen is the collapse of u.s. deterrents built up with president trump and you saw it with putin where they dropped the sanctions on nord stream hoping it would appease him. you got the opposite result. you see it in afghanistan and iran desperate to get back into the nuclear deal. the message that goes around the world is we don'

we are expecting right now, steve hilton, you are hear for the breaking news.iting remarks from the former president, donald trump. i want to thank steve for his time. we may bring him back depending on when those remarks come from the former president and what they are. he is responding to the arguments in his presidential immunity hearing that has been going on this very moment. so we'll await that. we'll break out of this next piece if we need to but we will try to show it to you. democracy 2024 families in focus. you know i've been sitting down with spouse and close family members of the 2024 presidential candidates. candid interviews bringing you personal stories from those closest to the men and women looking to lead our nation. this campaign season i traveled to new hampshire to spend the day with dr. ramaswamy. she was campaigning with her husband, vivek. >> i want to celebrate my family, who is here with me today as well. we wanted to celebrate flag day with us. she will take questions for you, too. >> i grew up all over. i'm an immigrant. born in indi

hilton grand vacations giving the market r and r with $900 million of the sale.g ims michael collins lays out his current playbook. michael: clips a coupon in fixed income, and you are still earning attractive yields. interest rates across all sectors of fixed income will be lower in a couple years from now than they are today. i think you clipped the coupon for now. it's rates back up by them. his credit spreads widen, by them. you have a fed backstop you have sonali: not had in a long time. sonali:joining us is mike best of high-yield and all springs george bory. if you expect six or seven rate cuts this year what is attractive in terms of risk-taking? mike: we had bearings done expect six rate cuts or expect them very quickly. but, what we do see that is this -- consistent with others earlier, is we see the path lower for rates overall area that should be, generally speaking, pretty good for the high-yield market overall. additionally i think investors have isolated distressed and stressed parts of the market. we live in a high-yield market now that is double

steve hilton, see you again real soon. >> good to be with you. now i'm going to bring in another steve, steve forbes. i want to get back to my editorial top of the hour, bernie sanders telling biden to change course. i think that is ironic because it is bernie sanders that created some of these progressive policies that have obviously failed. >> irony on steroids. bernie sanders wrote the platform of the biden administration. when biden pushed him out in that coup, bernie sat down, came up with a list of things they wanted done. a lot of us thought, oh, that's just a face saver for bernie sanders. no, it was the blueprint for the biden administration, and i think it's visibly failed. they're say we've got to do -- they'll say we've got to do better message, and he does hit biden hard on israel and that a maas. he thinks israel's being too hard on hamas and doesn't realize it's a terrorist organization and wants to eradicate israel. stuart: he wants to change course. good lord. [laughter] i'm going to show you a headline in the "wall street journa

a resident named hilton says he does not think it is practical. >> it will not be possible out here, man >> why? >> mainly because look how tight it is already and then even at that it is like when you see people parking out here, even for just a little bit it post up on there, get their stuff out of the house and come out and it is illegal people will get tickets left and right. >> reporter: he says it is that way in many areas in the city. >> out here in san francisco you are fighting for parking as it is. making it difficult and the tickets they do for out here it is absolutely ridiculous. you will go broke in like a month if you end up with that law. it is crazy. >> reporter: the law already exists but how much it will be enforced is yet to be seen. for the next year san francisco will only be issuing warnings to illegal parkers, come 2025 the tickets will begin flowing for people parking on the edge.. >> it is important to note the new law applies to unmarked intersections. you can continue to park outside of the red painted curb even to it ends 20 feet from the crosswalk. >>> n

and with new year's behind us, the holiday travel season is wrapping up this morning as our antonia hilton tells us, it was one of the busiest years on record for airports across the country. >> reporter: here at laguardia in new york, 2rtravelers tell m they're feeling pretty good. many thought they would see a part two to what happened last year when southwest had a meltdown and millions were stranded and sleeping in airports for two or three days at a time. but instead, what they're seeing is security moving quickly they are seeing lots of staff helping them get their bags checked and through, and people are feeling good this is coming as aaa estimates 115 million americans have been, about 50 or more miles away from home, taking part in the second-highest travel levels that they've seen since they've started tracking all this in 2000 and what we are seeing right now is that there are very few cancellations and only a dozen or so delays taking what we saw last year in comparison, au comparison all the travelers are feeling pretty good. and most are waiting until 6:30, 7:00 p.m. when the

the website shows the hilton booked solid through the weekend. you can't find a room in downtown hit san jose for just under $300 per night or the marriott for $322. >> it is a huge deal. it affects everybody. everybody likes playing at home. in foothill -- football when it is loud it truly is an advantage. are lions fans loud? >> if they are discrete we will look past the fact that they may be wearing alliance jersey. >> reporter: it is a decision made by s that feel like they have already won even before kickoff. >> delta airlines adding a nonstop flight from detroit. there will be some fans coming in. if u are pumped up for the game, join the today show. our morning team, the goldrush cheerleaders in the today team will be at bishop ranch for a 4:00 a.m. rally. that is tomorrow morning. a pep rally. dress-up in your gear and you might get on the today show. >>> a new netflix documentary is bringing back hard memories for vallejo police and its investigation into a kidnapping. how this interest is bringing fresh backlash. >>> they are finally t

the hilton across from the stadium is booked for the weekend.er hotels have rooms available, but they are booking up fast at more than $300 a night. businesses in the area say that they welcome the jolt that the 49ers have given their january receipts. >> we are stocked up on everything for those guys. we know that we will be busy. we are prepared. >> if the 49ers win they will punch their ticket to the super bowl. that could be another weekend of wins for local businesses. as for the game itself, a great sign for the 49ers today. deebo samuel returned to practice, but in a limited capacity. he missed yesterday after he injured his shoulder during the win against the packers. anthony florez who was at practice said that he seems to be moving around without restrictions. two of the other offensive starters are receiving postseason recognition. quarterback brock purdy and running back christian mccaffrey are finalists for the mvp award. >> they deserve it. the way they played all year and the way they played last year, they are as good as anybody

they are throwing a pregame at the hilton, i think we are going to check that out. >> reporter: and of course this excitement is happening all over the bay area tonight and of course tomorrow, and we will stay here and we will have a great time hanging out. it is a good weekend for all of us. back to you. >> we love a good party. thank you so much. >>> there are four official watch parties tomorrow at san pedro social in san jose, and on second street in san francisco and in oakland on broadway. there's even going to be a watch party in mexico city. you can catch more niners action with vern glenn and matt lively coming up tonight on the red and gold report on kpix and streaming on the free cbs news app. >>> we want to get to developing news out of contra costa, one person hurt after a shooting at the pittsburgh center bart station, just confirming it happened on the platform. we have new video that shows officers looking for evidence on the tracks. the station remains closed but passengers who normally use pittsburgh center can ride the tri-delta transit bus for free to get to antioch

holding tightly. holding hands, after the shooting in the evening he invites his new girlfriend to the hiltoning glance , inquires as usual. monsieur gainsbourg number 642. as always. gainsbourg is terribly upset. his image played a cruel joke on him. the romantic evening did not work out. perhaps then gene birkin it was possible to see behind gainsbourg’s external rudeness and aggression a subtle and sensitive person. you're bored, yes, terribly, i feel guilty, you're my first married man, and you're my first, my first, who? come on, first idiot, first skinny, first stupid. trombler oh mon amour comme la vague irrésolu, je vais, je vais et je viens, entre tes rains, je vais... je viens entre tes drins et je me retiens je t'aime je t'aime oh oui je t'aime mon hom oh mon amour tu es l'avale moi lille nu. this song made me rich, but it didn't was pure calculation, i just recorded this song because i thought it was beautiful. chose a woman who ideally reflected the spirit of the times, an englishwoman, a wave of english-language rock music, which by this time had already swept the whole world, w

they will make their camp at hilton lake resort about 25 miles east of town. if they get lonely they can always visit the chiefs at the weston across the street. as the 49 of a full plan a trip to las vegas there are some off the beaten path experiences you cannot miss. reed cowan is in vegas with the dazzles in the desert. ♪ >> reporter: listen up football fans. these neon knockouts may not be stadium lights, but they tell a winning story. >> the stardust sign ? how do you miss that? >> reporter: she thought her cowboys would end up playing in vegas but when that did not happen, she and her family stayed lit for sin city and came anyway. before we go on we should disclose who her husband is. your husband's name is what? >> brock. not the purdy brock. just the brock. and he is purdy. >> reporter: he started taking her to las vegas some two decades ago. seeing the signs at the neon museum preserved brings back a lot of memories. >> the history. can you imagine the people that walked under the signs and the rat pack guys and elvis and joe dimaggio. you want to s

and hopes it inspires others with similar backgrounds to his he hosts the globes from the beverly hiltont's going to be on cbs. so his prep of this, i know he's like nervous, excited. but he says he's never written this many jokes in his life. >> it's surprising >> it's so surprising. but i think it's very different when you're hosting on tv. it's not his territory on the stage of standup. >> i can't wait to see all the jokes. >>> a director who is up for a couple globes on sundays is talking about catching strays. oppenheimer director christopher nolan talked about a peloton course he took once. while playing a song from "tenant", the instructor says she never wants to give back the time she spent watching oppenheimer. you had to be a neuroscientist to understand it i kind of agree with her, but i love christopher nolan so no disrespect to him. he has plenty of great movies. >> without the other expletives that the instructor used in saying what is this, you know. you need a manual for this to understand it. >> mind blown by her >> other movies, though, love, love, love >>> a hunk of bu

they will be making camp at the hilton lake resort about 25 miles east of town. if they get lonely they can visit the chiefs at the weston across the street. here is where we are staying. those of us traveling to go to vegas to cover the game, that is, vern, one guest that is sponsoring the media hotel in the luxor. >> that is my room right there, under the d. >> yes. the doritos dust. just blow the dust off when you walk in and out of there. i am not going to the game, vern is. going to vegas. when do you leave? >> we leave sunday morning around 9:30 for my 6th super bowl. >> congratulations, sounds amazing. a little jealous. the 9ers are not the only people we need to talk about tonight. we need to talk about the doves. >> don't talk so fast. when you see the bags under my eyes, i want to come back after that. you know. i guess. i guess it was a gig. >> you will be tired. >> all right. so, 49ers and the warriors, actually together today after 2 straight 1-point losses. all about tight finishes, the 49ers as the doves hosted the 76ers. the champs had the day off

. >> paula, she's hanging out with kathy hilton, she's doing okay right now.. i think she probably was just fed up and didn't want to be silent anymore. >> reporter: abdul left "idol" in 2009 after being denied a raise, a few years later joined "so you think you can dance," as a judge, a show lythgoe created and judged alongside her. >> you've mastered every language there is in dance. >> reporter: abdul says it was around that time lythgoe invited her to dinner at his home, forced himself on top of her, and attempted to kiss her, while proclaiming the two would make an excellent power couple. in the complaint, she also states that at one point, lythgoe called her and taunted her that they should celebrate because it had been seven years and the statute of limitations had run. in a statement lythgoe says, while paula's history of erratic behavior is well known, i can't pretend to understand exactly why she would file a lawsuit that she must know is untrue, but i can promise that i will fight this appalling smear with everything i have. men of the production co

according to the new law, these cars are illegally parked, but a resident named hilton says he doesn't think it's very practical. >> it's not going to be possible out here. >> reporter: why? >> mainly because, you know, look at how tight it is already and then even at that, it's like when you see people parking out here, even for just a little bit, they just post up on there, get their stuff out of their house and come out. if it's illegal, people will just be getting tickets left and right. >> reporter: he says it's that way in many areas of the city. >> out here in san francisco you're fighting for parking as it is, so making it more difficult and then also the tickets that they do for out here is absolutely ridiculous. you'll go broke in like a month if you end up with that law. it's crazy. >> reporter: the law already exists, but how much it will be enforced is yet to be seen. for the next year san francisco will only be issuing warnings to illegal parkers, but come 2025 the tickets will begin flowing for people parking on the edge. >> it's important to note that the new law only a

both teams will stay 25 miles east of the strip at lake las vegas, at the hilton lake las vegas. teams are practicing in separate facilities. the 49ers will be practicing at unlv. this will be the 49ers' eighth super bowl appearance in the last time they won the super bowl, 29 years ago tonight. >> tonight? >> 1995. what were you doing 1995? >> you were there! per day i worked for the charrs. >> foger you may know adam schiff's work to protect the rule of law, or to build affordable housing, or write california's patients bill of rights. but i know adam through the big brother program. we've been brothers since i was seven. he stood by my side as i graduated from yale, and i stood by his side when he married eve, the love of his life. i'm a little biased, but take it from adam's little brother. he'll make us all proud as california senator. i'm adam schiff and i approve this message. >>> less than six months into the olympics opening ceremony in paris, and the chefs in france are gearing up to feed more than 15,000 athletes. this chef is in charge of the food at the olympic villa

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[applause] >> our economic activity has set record pace, lego, hilton, the list goes over two years, we've welcomed companies committing nearly $71 billion in capital investments, more than 2 and a half times any other two-year period. and just this past month we announced sports and entertainment vision unlike any in history. in partnership with the general assembly, we can bring this opportunity to fruition, together we can welcome both a new nba team and nhl team and 30,000 new jobs. to be clear, all of this is accomplished with no up front cash commitment from the common wealth, no new taxes and a one of a kind public private partnership where virginia shares in the project's success. to those on the mai commission, thank you, thank you for your anonymous and bipartisan support, an opportunity of this magnitude out is both rare and complex and i am committed to working together to deliver this win for the common wealth. .. .. an entertainment venue unlike anything on the east coast right around the corner is good for business. bill, thank you for showing us that when opportunity

both teams will stay 25 miles east of the strip at lake las vegas, at the hilton lake las vegas. the teams are practicing in separate facilities. the 49ers will be practicing at unlv. this will be the 49ers' eighth super bowl appearance in the last time they won the super bowl, 29 years ago tonight. >> tonight? >> 1995. what were you doing 1995? >> you were there! per day i worked for the charrs. >> fo >>> less than six months into the olympics opening ceremony in paris, and the chefs in france are gearing up to feed more than 15,000 athletes. this chef is in charge of the food at the olympic village. more than 1000 people will be around the clock to feed those athletes and i've got to get into the athletes village to have their food. >> >>> tonight, the three u.s. troops killed in a drone attack in jordan now identified. as the u.s. vows retaliation. the sergeant and two specialists, all from georgia and reservists, killed at a base near the syrian border president biden blaming iran-backed militants saying, "we shall respond. and now we're learning this was the third attack on

so hilton built a mini version of her own villa for her dogs.ner furniture and a chandelier, says peris. the dogs are probably happy, like... the owner, all because pets are important and responsible, the saudi prince also thinks so, so he bought an entire plane for his eighty falcons, not all of them fit in business class, and some had to be content with economy , poor birds, these are the whims and desires of celebrities, that’s all for today, let ’s be sure to make wishes in the evening and let them come true, that’s all for today, see you on... saturday we'll chat. and then, the anniversary of the provincial theater. our colleague anastasia chernobrovina met with its leader sergei biruk. about the results, prospects and new roles, after the news. our swallow, the head of russian railways , spoke about the train at a meeting with vladimir putin. million people demonstrated in the capital of yemen after us and british air raids on houthi positions. protests are taking place in other cities of the arab republic. nato representatives called the

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