howell raines of "the new york times" and proud native son of alabama, thank you very much, howell, joining us tonight. can't think of anyone i'd rather hear from what's happening there. thank you. >> thank you, lawrence. >>> coming up, a nbc news exclusive report on the questions that robert mueller is asking about president trump's conversations. and an exclusive interview with former treasury secretary lawrence summers. he is criticizing president trump's treasury secretary and what the treasury secretary produced today. the most shoddy piece of information on a legislation that the treasury has ever delivered. and later, one of the president trump's accusers gets tonight's last word. we know life can be hectic. that's why at xfinity we've been working hard to simplify your experiences with us. now with instant text and email updates you'll always be up to date. you can easily add premium channels so you don't miss your favorite show. and with just a single word, find all the answers you're looking for. because getting what you need should be simple, fast, and easy. download the xfinity

howell raines of "the new york times" and proud native son of alabama, thank you very much, howell, joining us tonight. can't think of anyone i'd rather hear from what's happening there. thank you. >> thank you, lawrence. >>> coming up, a nbc news exclusive report on the questions that robert mueller is asking about president trump's conversations. and an exclusive interview with former treasury secretary lawrence summers. he is criticizing president trump's treasury secretary and what the treasury secretary produced today. the most shoddy piece of information on a legislation that the treasury has ever delivered. and later, one of the president trump's accusers gets tonight's last word. this is electricity. ♪ this is a power plant. this is tim barckholtz. that's me! this is something he is researching at exxonmobil: using fuel cells to capture carbon emissions at power plants. this is the potential. reducing co2 emissions by up to 90%... while also producing more power. this could be big. energy lives here. turn up your swagger game with one a day men's. ♪ a complete multivitamin with key

i'm george howell. "cnn newsroom" starts right now. 4:00 a.m. on the u.s. east coast. we start this hour with a story about the new year, 2018. maybe you want to do something differently. that's not the word from north korea. that nation telling the world it remains committed to developing its nuclear capabilities in 2018. a report in north korean state media says as long as the united states and its allies remain a threat, that regime will push its program forward. pyongyang boasted it can strike the u.s. with world class nuclear power but it calls itself a, quote, responsible nuclear weapons state. at the same time, there are troubling signs that north korea may conduct another weapons test sometime after new year's. our barbara starr reports. >> reporter: u.s. officials are telling me they are watching for the very real possibility that north korea may launch another ballistic missile in yet another weapons test. it is not imminent. the signs are still very preliminary. but right now, they don't thin

i think that's where howell raines said he was. but there is not much left here there might be another thousand votes if he is lucky that comes roy moore's way in baldwin county. the only other hope i think he has right now, when you look at these, okay we have a few more in now. it's about a 13,000 vote lead. it's inched up a little bit more. let's see if we can see where that came in. i think mobile, was it in jefferson county? it was not in jefferson county. was it in madison county? it looks a little more madison county came. in you see, jones winning this at a healthy clip. a few more votes come in. the statewide inches up. almost done in madison county. the one thing i would say when you look at jefferson county, if you're moore, is look. there is a city there, birmingham. and then there are suburbs. so, again, roy moore got 37% of the vote total in this county in 2012. he is running obviously well behind that. the hope for moore would be that the city of birmingham is all in. in some of those republican suburbs account for t

i'm george howell. first, the u.s. passed the republicans massive tax reform bill. if it becomes law, it would become the first tax overhaul in three decades. one government report says the measure would add nearly $1.5 trillion to deficit over ten years. on the other side of the token, former senior white house official michael flynn has pleaded guilty on friday, guilty to lying to the fbi about his contacts last year with russian officials. flynn was fired as national security adviser back in february, but he is now cooperating with the investigation into russian election meddling in 2016. >>> german police locked down a christmas market in pottsdam near berlin. it was delivered to a nearby pharmacy and police are investigating who sent it. last december, 12 people were killed when a tractor-trailer hit a crowd at a christmas market in berlin. >>> so far, only a few russian politicians are saying anything about what happened here in the united states. michael flynn pleading guilty. for the most part,

i'm george howell. n the u.s.presentatives, investigators want all the records on sexual harassment, on discrimination and other misconduct involving members of congress. it's part of an ethics problem, prompted by accusations against congressman john conyers and senator al franken. over the past 20 years, the u.s. treasury has paid more than $17 million to settle employee complaints. complaints including sexual harass mandt. >>> u.s. defense secretary james mattis headed to jordan soon after a stop with egyptian. he just met with the egyptian president el assisi in pakistan to reaffirm its commitments to allies in the region. the trip will also take mattis to pakistan and kuwait. >>> propose francis is wrapping up his asia trip in bangladesh. you see the president at the airport in daca. earlier he visited a church, the rehinge ga crisis in myanmar has been the focus of the pontiff's trip. again, live images this hour as the pope leaves bangladesh. the question, though, that many people have asked throughout his

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i'm george howell. "cnn newsroom" starts right now. >>> 4:00 a.m. on the u.s. east coast. around the world. good day to you. a tweet from the u.s. president's personal account raises a stubborn and haunting question, what did the president know and when did he know it? the focus is on his fired national security adviser michael flynn. the tweet reads, i had to fire general flynn because he lied to the vice president and the fbi. he has pled guilty to those lies, it is a shame because his actions during the transition were lawful. there was nothing to hide, explanation point, from u.s. president donald trump. if true this tweet is explosive. it means mr. trump knew michael flynn had broken the law when he asked the then fbi director james comey in february to drop the investigation into flynn. here's what the president said saturday. >> what has been shown is no collusion, no collusion. there has been absolutely -- there has been absolutely no collusion. so we're very happy. and frankly, last night was o

james howell was arrested yesterday afternoon. police say he hit 19-year-old jessica kurtz on street road on november 27th. that howell was driving with a license that was suspended or revoked. he is held at the bucks county prison. >> an hours long standoff ended late last night with a man and woman in custody. nicholas napoli surrendered peacefully as his girl did the same. today students and parents returned still shaken by what they experienced. >> it was really scary. i was really scared. >> the school did a good job? >> yes, i was happy they were kept safe. >> napoli was wanted for violating a state patrrole sentence. >>> and police are looking for the man responsible hitting a man in the face with a 2 by 4 in south philadelphia. it shows the suspect entering the parking lot at 2:30 on october 25th. minutes later the man got into an argument with the victim and pulled the piece of wood from his frontier and hit the victim with it. >>> jerry sandusky's son jeffrey is set to be sentenced. the 41-year-old jeffrey sandusky plead

james howell of philadelphia was arraigned this morning, the judge set his bail at $250,000. investigators say he was driving with a suspended or revoked license when he hit 19-year-old jess can kurtz. she was struck on street road in lower southhampton township. and howell got oust his vehicle and carried kurtz to the side of the road before driving off and her friend survived. >>> a standoff in bristol, bucks county is over but not before locking down an entire community including schools. >> reporter: today at the elementary middle school in bristol. things were set up to be normal, yesterday that was a different case. the school was on lockdown into the evening. police say they were in a standoff, suspect 32-year-old nicholas napoli. they tried to call him outbreaking down the door. napoli would eventually be capture and arrested. >> i was at work and my hands were tied and i was scared to death for them. >> they went to the school and so close to the situation was a little too much but the school did a great job with notifications and safety. >> the school did a safe job

i'm george howell. from cnn world headquarters, "newsroom" starts right now. it's 2:00 a.m. on the u.s. east coast. the u.s. president is speaking openly, candidly, about the russia investigation and the u.s. justice department. some of his comments surprising. >> right. he tells "the new york times" he believes special counsel robert mueller will treat him fairly if the russia investigation. mr. trump also told the newspaper the probe makes the country look very bad and it puts the country in a very bad position. so the sooner it's worked out the better it is for the country. >> here's another thing. mr. trump repeated 16 times during that interview that the probe had uncovered no collusion with russia. michael sheer is one of the reporters who worked on the "times" story. listen. >> it was about a half an hour interview and totally impromptu down at the president's golf club in west palm beach, florida. but there was a lot there. the thing that struck us most was the comments that the president made a

and i'm george howell.ter the break with your world headlines here" newsroom." >>> white house lawyers are expected to meet robert mueller next week as president trump once again slams the investigator and his team. >>> plus nearing the end of an era. south africa's ruling anc party chooses a new leader to succeed zuma. >> and this -- >> when this doubt -- >> we'll see what happens. so we'll see what happens. >> it's the u.s. president one his favorite answers to tough questions, but what does it mean is th ? jeanne moos takes that on. welcome to our viewers. we come to

i'm george howell. here in the united states, authorities say they prevented a terror plot in the state of california. officials say that a former u.s. marine planned an attack in san francisco and expressed support for isis. he allegedly said christmas was the perfect date to carry out that plot. cnn's jessica schneider has more for us. >> reporter: the fbi has thwarted a plot that targeted san francisco around the holidays. authorities say everitt aaron jameson was plotting to stage an attack on pier 39 in san francisco some time over the christmas holiday. and the fbi agents who were tracking him online say he was modeling his planned attack on those over the past few years including san bernardino. and most recently in new york city. in fact, jameson voiced his support for that truck attack in new york city on october 31st. is that was when eight people were killed on a bike path. and then the complaint says jameson recently became a tow truck driver in his hometown of modesto, california, leading t

i'm george howell. >> i'm natalie allen. here are our top stories. violent protests rocked the middle east in reaction to the u.s. recognizing jerusalem as israel's capital. this was the scene near the u.s. embassy in lebanon minutes ago. protesters set fires and clashed with security forces. authorities responded by firing tear gas to try to disperse the crowd. >>> u.s. president donald trump honored civil rights heroes at the opening of a museum in mississippi on saturday. however, many current activists skipped that event at the civil rights museum saying mr. trump's policies are insulting to those being honored at that museum. >>> the iraqi military says it has liberated all of iraq from isis. celebrations erupted in the streets of baghdad. iraqis, you can see, very happy with that news. the country's prime minister says iraq now fully controls the border between iraq and syria. >>> one of the wildfires raging in the u.s. state of california, southern california, well, it is now 100% contained. crews are monitoring the liberty fire through the ni

howell was arrested yesterday in west philadelphia. police say his pickup truck struck and killed 19-year-old jessica kurtz on street road november 27th. a second teen was injured but survived. >>> the 2900 block of north judson street in north philadelphia was the scene of a dog attack this afternoon that injured an 80-year-old woman and saw a police officer grazed by a bullet. "action news" reporter vernon odom is live at temple university hospital. vern, this one needs an explanation. >> reporter: and, jim, i am prepared to offer one. tonight officer kevin fay has gone home to heal from his ricochet wound sustained this afternoon in north philadelphia. he was saving the life of a grandmother who was being viciously attacked by her granddaughter's pitbull. late this afternoon, 34-year-old officer kevin fay left temple university hospital after being treated for a ricochet bullet wound to his leg. the 39th district officer was hit when he fired several shots to kill a pitbull in the midst of a vicious attack on an eight-year-old woman

southampton police say james howell admitted to crashing his pickup truck. the woman died the next day. howell allegedly stopped and helped move her to the side of the road and then took off. he says he panicked. police say howell was driving with suspended license. >>> wind driven wildfire said continue to burn their way through parts of southern california, destroying homes and forcing many to flee. today, president trump issued a disaster declaration for the state. that allows fema officials to begin disaster relief efforts, including getting equipment and federal funds to the area. the fires are so massive they can be seen from space. nasa released images of the fires taken from the international space station. that's about 250 miles above the earth. one family in the fires had just minutes to grab their most cherished belongings. >> the ash was so thick and the fires were huge. >> extreme weather we're facing and as a result we're seeing extreme fire behavior. >> 25 elite thoroughbred race horses died running for safety from the fires. workers called th

the parents of howell donaldson iii speaking out, saying they can't believe their son shot and killed four people. here's adrienne bankert. >> reporter: this tampa neighborhood coming together tonight to remember four innocent lives lost. >> it's sad to see all of this. three too many and now a fourth person. my own brother. >> reporter: as the parents of the man accused of murdering them say they are devastated for their son and his alleged victims. >> when they arrested my son, devastation because i love my son and it was disbelief that this was happening to our family, and we questioned why. >> reporter: her son howell donaldson seen here shackled by the wrists and ankles is accused of terrorizing a tampa neighborhood over six weeks. police say he killed four random people within blocks of each other. his parents can't believe it. >> he doesn't have the personality of that characteristic that they are giving him. >> our hearts are heavy. as their hearts are heavy. >> reporter: investigators say a tip from a former coworker helped them link this grainy video and the murder weapon to

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every crossover vote counts an enormous amount, and i think howell is right. there certainly is likely to be a secret vote here where moderate republican women of any age are willing to vote for doug jones as well as people who will stay home who never would have dreamed of doing so in any other race. >> right, and he mentions the history, richard shelby being someone who won as a democrat although then he joined the gop. my next guest as promised bob vance came within four points of beading roy moore in 2012. he questioned his approach to office and now under scrutiny again whether he abused his power as d.a. he once told a 16-year-old that nobody would, quote, believe her because he was the d.a. allegedly, a claim he still denies. i want to bring in bob vance, alabama circuit judge to our full panel. everyone with a good reason for being here and you as well. and the kids use the term loser. we don't think of you as a loser. >> thank you. >> you came so close in what was a traditional environment, you outperformed what democrats typically do against roy moor

police say james howell crashed into jeff kurtz. howell is being held on a $250,000 bail. >>> president trump has just issued a disaster decdeclaratio. the newest is burning in san diego downtcounty. they have killed elite thorough bread horses. we have an update from ventura, california. >> reporter: gusts are expected this weekend. it is slightly better than conditions we had yesterday when we had hurricane strength winds which helped push the numbers in the fire way up. we were at four fieres and we ae at six fires today all the way south to mexico. one is threatening go from inland san diego county. so far it is about 500 homes that were destroyed. 23,000 remain in the fire's past and 200,000 remain under mandatory evacuation orders. nbc news. >>> police in chester need your help to track down a group of teens that attacked a homeless man wednesday nicght. he was outside the shelter and a group of five to six teenagers started attacking him. he says he suffered a broken nose. >> they didn't get my money, didn't take nothing from

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. >> melissa howell is following this. >> reporter: addressing the question of whether there's connectionween detective shawn suiter's death and that corruption case. that story up next. lauren? >>> melissa, the response from law enforcement failed on multiple fronts during the deadly white nationalists rally in charlottesville in the summer. that according to an independent review release dad. details coming up. >>> a former forever 21 employee is suing the company after video of her using the bathroom surfaced on a porn site. that story next. getting bread delivered is way easier than hiring real bakers... ...who work all night and morning h brioche buns. you deserve a breakfast made with respect. try the new bacon, egg, and cheese on brioche. panera. food as it should be. in the history of people being asked how they like their eggs, we're pretty sure no one's ever said microwaved. you deserve a breakfast made with respect. try the new bacon, egg, and

i'm george howell. >> i'm natalie allen. "cnn newsroom" starts right now. >>> our top story, a wide ranging eye opening and some would say surprising interview with u.s. president donald trump. >> he sat down with the "new york times" at his resort in florida on thursday. perhaps the most interesting point, president trump said that he believes the special counsel robert mueller will treat him fairly in the rub shah probe but the president was still defiant insisting 16 times that there was no collusion between his team and russia. >> however, the president did say this, there was tremendous collusion on behalf of the russians anddemocrat. there was no collusion with respect to my campaign. he went on, i think i'll be treated fairly. timing wise, i can't tell you. i just don't know, but i think we'll be treated fairly. he said the sooner the probe is over the better. everyone will probably agree to that. scott lucas, professor of international politics at the university of birmingham joining us from england. scott, glad to h

. >> george howell is our eyes and ears on the ground at the airport. and it's 3:00 a.m. here on the u.s. east coast. so it's the middle of the night. george is soldiering on. there is something i want to share with you. when i was there with you earlier this afternoon, and my family was supposed to fly out, and by the way they didn't, and won't be able to flay out another 48 hours at least. i have no patience for this. but the attitude of the people in the room, and it was packed, everybody was really patient, really civil, and really felt okay about it. what's the attitude now at 3:00 in the morning? >> well, you do find a mixed bag, cyril. you find the people who are patient, who are taking this in stride. certainly this is an unexpected event, though. you found people who are livid about this. people who had travel plans, important meetings, important functions or events that they had to get to. maybe they had to get to work. now they won't be able to get to work. certainly what we're seeing here at this airport is a multi-day event. we understand the power has been r

fed governor jerome howell is expected to take over in february.k the third interest rate hike this year. >>> the prospect of higher interest rates sense shares higher. the dow and s&p 500 finished at an all time high for the second time. the dow rallied 118 points, the s&p 500 ended 4 points higher, but nasdaq lost 12. >>> boeing is facing a price against canadian plane maker bombardi bombardier. they ditched plans to buy 18 hor it jet fighters from boeing and instead will buy them from canada. >>> aetna is waving the co-pay on the anti-overdose drug narcan. narcan is a nasal spray, which reverses the effects of an opioid overdose. in most cases it is available over the counter. >>> and the australian shopping center company westfield is being bought for $15.7 billion by a french property group. westfield owns 25 shopping centers in the u.s. including one in los angeles and the shopping center at the world trade center in manhattan. it comes as traditional retail centers face increase in competition from online shopping. anne-marie? >> diane king

for more, we bring in cnn's george howell at hartsfield-jackson airport. >> reporter: the good news thiseld-jackson international airport, the world's busiest, the good news is that the lights are back on, power has been restored, but the bad news, the uncertainty, that people sleeping on the floor by the thousands here, people who don't know when they will be able to head on to their next destinations. we went inside earlier to get a sense of how people are coping with so much uncertainty. >> i'm, like, it's like i had enough of this. i just need to go home. so, all the flights are delayed and i cannot find a flight to phoenix. i went to every option through every other airport but i cannot find a flight. all flights are booked. otherwise, it's like unaffordable. >> there is not a flight for me until tuesday, but i'm going to try to get on one tomorrow. so, hopefully, it works out. i mean, i'll miss meetings and there's a lot of things, but life is life, so you've got to make it work. >> reporter: now a look inside the airport. you see those wheelchairs there. well, that's where some pe

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suspected serial killer howell donaldson was arrested in tampa, florida. he was charged of first degree murder. charlestonville, virginia a group of white nationalists clashed with counter demonstrators during a rally. 20-year-old james field jr. a suspected white nationalist drove his car into a crowd. the violence in virginia sparked calls to remove all confederate monuments. 1500 confederate statues across the country were taken down while others were covered up. allegations of sexual misconduct caused major famous people to lose their jobs. a pennsylvania judge declared a mistrial in the sexual assault case against comedian bill cosby. chastised for taking a knee during the national anthem. they wanted to bring attention to the racial injustice in the african-american community. o.j. simpson was released from prison after serving nine years after armed robbery. all eyes looked towards the sky for the total eclipse of the sun. it won't happen here again until 2024. kenneth craig cbs news. >>> that eclipse was the coolest thing ever this year. something

police arrested james howell yesterday, authorities say that he was driving a pick up like this one, that hit two teenagers as they crossed street road november 27th. nineteen year-old jessica curt z died the next day, her 18 year-old boyfriend suffered minor injuries. howell is now behind bars at bucks county prison on $250,000 bail. >>> families are continuing their season of giving. the philly fanatics there you can see him, manager gabe kapler and phillies family served a holiday dinner to about 200 homeless people. "eyewitness news" at our brothers place shelter in spring garden, phillies front office members, prepared, donated and served the food. event was made possible by price right of camden who donated 25 turkies. >>> the eagles with their final full practice today in anaheim as they get ready for sunday's game with the rams. >> sports director don bellies with the team and said this week they have been focusing on one thing, in particular. >> reporter: one of the things here in southern callus that the eagles are practicing with a renewed sense of focus, after that 14-poi

howell is being held behind bars on $250,000 bail. >> a familiar site on the camden waterfront is onep closer to being demolished. rutgers university agreed spend seven and a half million dollars to redevelop campbell 's field. the baseball stadium has been empty since camden river sharks moved out back in 2015. now, after the stadium is demolished, it will be turned into fields for rutgers camden baseball, soccer, lacrosse, field hockey teams. >> coming up right here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this saturday morning: a philadelphia tradition continues this weekend. before the army navy game kicks off in south philly today, there were some fierce competitions. up next, we will take a lock at who shined at this year's patriots games. >> also ahead: local high school bridges home yet another state championship trophy. we will hear from the coach coming up next. glenn and taking a live look at center city philadelphia this morning. no snow yet. but it will change very soon. we promise you. meteorologist, chelsey n gram, back to tell us when we can expect this snow, and how much snow will

i'm george howell. >> i'm natalie allen. "cnn newsroom" starts right now. >>> ordinarily a president endorsing a senate candidate from his own party is expected. but donald trump is no ordinary president, and roy moore no ordinary senate hopeful. on friday president trump endorsed moore, and that's despite the candidate facing sexual misconduct accusations from several women. >> the endorsement is one that many in the republican party have refused to make and have, in fact, called for moore to quit the race. caitlyn collins was at the rally where mr. trump announced that he was all in for roy moore, and she has this report. >> reporter: although the white house has said repeatedly that president trump would not come to alabama and campaign for roy moore ahead of that senate election on tuesday that is highly contested, he did the next best thing when he came to a campaign-style rally in pensacola, florida, and told an arena filled with alabama residents to get out and vote for roy moore. not only did he endorse him in person

authority say james howell was driving a pick up, like this one, that hit two teens, as they crossedad on november 27th. nineteen year old jessica kurt died the next day, her 18 year old boyfriends, suffered minor injuries. howell is behind bars, on $250,000 bail. >> coming up on cbs-3 " eyewitness news" this saturday morning: a philadelphia tradition continues this weekend. before the army navy game, kicks off in south philadelphia, there were some fierce competition, and up next, going to take a look at who shined at this year's patriots games. >> also ahead: zapping the paint away. health reporter, stephanie stahl, shows us how a small implant tells your brain not to feel any pain. >> and we are taking a live look at center city philadelphia right now. no snow around here just yet. meteorologist, chelsey ingram; back to tell us when we can expect, and just how much snow will fall in our area. we will be back in just a moment. stay with us. nice man cave! nacho? [ train whistle blows ] what?! -stop it! -mm-hmm. we've been saving a lot of money ever since we switched to progressive.

i think howell will be a little bit more practical and that will potentially lead to more lending on the bank site. jonathan: the kind of things that mike put on the table, is that enough to take us out of the current reigning -- ratings that we currently see? i don't thinkana: it will be at the stabilizer for markets. more policyot certainties. for long-term investors, that is a good situation. we know that the fed will be gradually hiking rates and powell has the same message. i think he has approached regulation saying there is an opportunity to have a more -- approach. he will be supported for this institution. for investors and fixed income and in credit, this is a very positive outcome. jonathan: for the treasury market so far it has just been a yield curve. inflation is still soft and the fed is still moving. --re is the front end bearish the front and an bullish the long end. less room there is for the bullish, the long and part. looking back at the last year there has been very little movement in long-term yield. that will be the case going forward. there are two differences

. >>> howell donaldson appeared via video. he didn't enter a plea, but a hearing on tuesday morning will de held without bond. police still aren't sure of the motive for the killings. >>> american airlines says only a few hundred its late december flights still don't have pilots scheduled to fly them. the pilots union said more than 1500 flights lacked a full crew. it claims it's still the case for,000 of flights. >> to get home to mama, i'm going to do it. >> we have an applicant. >>> we have details from california about a suspected cash thief who may not have planned this one out moerly. >> police say the man snatched this $300,000 ferrari that you see right there in a service center in orange county, but the car must have been running on empty. minutes late ir, police received a report that the thief was begging people for gas money. >> when ran off, he was caught hiding behind some bushes at a hotel. usually a red flag with someone with a ferrari doesn't have gas money. >> the important question. does he get the premium?

mark twain, howell, who forms my guide through the book. garland, warden, chestnut. if we went to popular culture it's the invention of popular culture, period of buffalo bill's wild west, a mass spectacle which will tour from more than 30 years. i'd even say that beautiful low bill cody is the only -- buffalo bill cody is the only genius produced in the american west. also the rise of mass press, and it's going to be the rise of professional sports, particularly baseball. it is creating an american popular culture which from then until now is probably the most influential thing about this country. but the key to the period is a phrase that william dean howell used, the sufficiency of the common. this is an age obsessed with lincoln. david kennedy, who is a general editor of the series, pointedded out that the only great president and the only hero in my book was abraham lincoln and he died on the first page. and that is true. the gilded age will never produce anybody remotely like lincoln, but his point was in the end, that really doesn't matter. he says it's the in

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now, that's when off duty police captain michael howell tracked him through the store and confrontedhen he wouldn't drop his weapon, howell shot and killed him. >> the mourners gathered in london yesterday to remember the victims of the againville highrise family. members of the royal family as well as adele taking part in the memorial service. it happened at saint paul's cathedral in london. 71 people were killed when the fire engulfed the residential tower block in west london eagle outfitters stopped selling a controversial bracelet online and in its stores. it responded to a big backlash from customers linking the screw cuff bracelet to slavery. the bracelet comes in a brass color and features a screw cuff that many people on twitter compared to slave wear. they also referred to it as a shackle bracelet. american eagle outfitters has issued an apology. >> a man is in the hospital this morning after being bitten by a sea lion while swimming in san francisco's aquatic park. that attack happened yesterday afternoon. the 56-year-old man was bitten in the arm. sailboat in the area saw

this is the guy, bill howell who had been chamber by republicans for 17 years. but who the new speaker will be, that is still very much in question. it's going to be the democrat or the republican who is first to get to 51 votes. bruce leshan, wusa 9. >> that is a political cliff hanger. democrats called the judge's decision erroneous and are assessing their legal options. republicans will not roll over. >>> congressional republicans are promising that americans will start to see the benefits of the just passed tax reform bill in january. trump and gop lawmakers are celebrating this first legislative victory. >> reporter: a beaming president trump welcomed republican lawmakers to the white house to celebrate the passage of the gop's tax overhaul. >> we are making america great again. you haven't heard that, have you? >> the house passed the final jobs act this afternoon. >> with this vote, it will be the house, the people's house that officially sends this historic legislation to president trump's desk. >> reporter: every democrat in congress and even some repub

fulfill a lifelong dream of serving in the united states senate that started out with my mentor, howell heflin. and ever since then that has been my dream. thank you for that. [ cheers and applause ] as we approach this crossroads, we have work to do. we have work to do in this state to build those bridges within this state, to reach across with those that didn't vote for us, to try to find that common ground. i'm pledging to do that tonight. but i will tell you, tonight is a night for rejoicing, because as dr. king said, as dr. king liked to quote, the moral arc of the universe is long but it bends towards justice. [ cheers and applause ] tonight, tonight, ladies and gentlemen, tonight, tonight in this time, in this place, you helped bend that moral arc a little closer to that justice. and you did it, that moral arc, not only was it bent more, not only was it aim truer, but you sent it right through the heart of the great state of alabama in doing so. thank you all. i love you, thank you. thank you and god bless you. and god bless the great state of alabama and the united states of ame

. >> howell are you. >> 13. >> is that why you go do kenya there's no snow there. >> no, i just don'tike snow. >> how about you you would like to she a white christmas. >> yeah. >> you're go to florida, woptd happen then. >> yeah. >> white christmas for you. >> yeah. >> where are you going. >> new orleans. >> not happening there. >> it ♪a little in new orleans last year. >> everybody wave, say -- and teesh a. >> say over to you tom and tisha. >> over to you tom and tisha. >> it's not that important. >> bye. >> what? >> thank you very much is. gary has been replaced now. four new weather -- great working with you gary. good luck to you. whatever your future plans are. we'll continue here on sunday morning. >> 'tis the season of holiday tiping. but there's one person you do not wants to slip an extra dollar or two, to. who and why. >> what is wrong with this situation? well a lot. we'll tell you about what happened with this driver in detroit. "fox 5 news" continues 7 "what if" more of the energy we used "what if" the electric grid could detect, fix and even prevent power outages? "what

. >> that somebody ended up being howell donaldson's manager.handed her a bag and told her not to look inside, she did and found a gun, she found a police officer eating lunch and told what she found >> that is what we needed >> the gun is how police were able to charge donaldson with four counts of murder but his wo stoppers to share her tip meaning many to wonder if she's eligible for the award >> we'll assist through everything and see what awards -- what rewards will be appropriate >> he didn't waste time donating hes pledge, on wednesday he wrote a check for $9,000 and went to the mcdonald's to hand deliver it to the manager he calls a hero >> i'm so proud of you to be have that had the courage to call and i know you did it for right reasons. i'm going to cry >> gone mark gave the woman a cry and invited her and her family of six to his restaurant for dinner on the house >> she didn't know what to say, i don't think she did it for a reward. that's what makes it more special. >> hopefully he'll get the money. >>> meantime it is still little

that wind was howelling this morning, depends how early of a riser. winds diminished turned into a beautiful looking however chilly christmas day, and this evening, quiet for any travel tonight or all day tomorrow, it looks pretty dry most of this week but also looks very cold. cold tonight temperatures fall back into the mid 20's here in the district. sun and clouds, chilly tuesday, temperatures running about five to ten degrees below normal, then it will be up 15 degrees below normal by the time we get to wednesday, temperature struggle to hit the freezing mark and with that some late week snow chances friday into saturday. not a big storm. we do have a couple of opportunities for maybe seeing snow showers around here. outside, 32 degrees, a light wind out of the west. feels like 2 it's been in the mid teens to upper teens about all afternoon and evening for areas towards or north and west sitting in the 20's, 26 in martinsberg, 28 frederick. 30 as we wrap up the cold christmas night. snow showers continue off the lake, north several inches and near

swished stated direct to meal howell was here in the eastern democratic republic of congo researching a project three years ago when a massacre took place in a village. in disability this is morbid with. thirty six people were killed the youngest victim was a two month old baby. girl you. know i've lost my children. the country has long been mired in violence the civil war which ended in two thousand and three claimed six million lives one in three women here have been raped the country has enjoyed horror upon hora all because of its vast natural wealth tin coltan copper without these natural resources there would be no computers mobile phones and electric cars these mineral deposits are at the heart of the conflict between armed forces and rebels the corrupt government grants mining licenses to international companies. but the atrocities are never ending why is there no international court nobody cares what's happening here. thousands of crimes have been committed here with impunity as the government looks on and the west profits from low cost natural resources mean or how passionate

. >> thursday ton howell the third if we cannot have a boat parade we can have some snow to build a modestis morning. we have had decent amounts already, with snow, thus far, take you outside to show you where it is in fact currently snowing at last check, tough to see but looking at the lights there you can see snowflakes coming down 1lone person brave enough to be walking up main street, it looks ginger too, that is wise because it is slippery out there but yeah, with more van college, christmas city looking beautiful right now and many are waking up to similar view at this hour with the snow thus farrah accumulating upward an inch to 2 inches plus in some locations. montgomeryville, malvern, both taking 2 inches. this is so far but this is also a clipper that is making its exit pretty swiftly here so as it goes it is just fizzling with time, too, so what you have on the ground now is basically what you will have, out of this storm, if you call it a storm but just disturbance moving through. winter weather advisory taking out a couple counties, philadelphia county, delco you are out of t

and wednesday's press conference was the last for a chairwoman janet yellen who will be replaced by howell on february third. for the latest on block chain bitcoin and other digital currencies we're joined by regular middle so in the founder of veritasium reggie thank you so much for being here really appreciate your time so let's break this into two parts let's talk about a block and then about bitcoin.

rosita y howell donaldson jr.del fiscal estatal y responder a preguntas como parte de la investigacion. sin embargo, al presentarse, la pareja se nego a dar informacion sobre su hijo. de acuerdo a un documento judicial, la ficalia quiere respuestas relacionadas al historial dehowell donaldson 111, su estado mental, y cualquier otra informacion de como era en los dias previos a los homicidios. "los padres , si, tienen inmunidad como cualquier otra persona a quien se le da una citacion investigativa, asi que lo que digan no puede ser usado en su contra. quiere decir, que un juez probablemente los obligue a responder a preguntas pertinentes a la investigacion." la fiscalia sometio hoy una mocion para que los padres se presenten en corte y expliquen frente a un juez por que se negaron a contestar las preguntas de fiscalia bajo una citacion, dado a que eso constituye desacato al tribunal. esto es algo que no se estan toman a la ligera, dado a que el desacato puede tener consecuencias serias. sin embargo, la fiscalia no

. >> reporter: her son howell donaldson seen here shackled by the wrists and ankles is accused of terrorizing a tampa neighborhood over six weeks. police say he killed four random people within blocks of each other. his parents can't believe it. >> he doesn't have the personality of that characteristic that they are giving him. >> our hearts are heavy. >> reporter: investigators say a tip from a former coworker helped them link this grainy video and the murder weapon to donaldson. one of his receive a $110,000 cash reward for pointing authorities to evidence. >> thank you. >>> and new evidence in the case of the former stanford swimmer convicted, brock turner's attorney now saying what happened was not a crime. >> reporter: tonight, brock turner is appealing his conviction. the former champion stanford swimmer served just three months behind bars. now more than a year later his attorney, filing this appeal, claiming the actual evidence does not support any of the three convictions, saying turner, who maintained the encounter was consensual, didn't get a fair trial. >> he did not know her. he

string of deadly shootings in tampa, florida appeared in court today over a video link. 24-year-old howellaldson wore a padded robe to prevent him from harming himself. he's charged with first-degree murder in the deaths of four people over five weeks. donaldson was arrested tuesday night after handing his gun to a mcdonald's coworker. american airlines said today despite a computer glitch, it does not expect mass cancellations during the holidays. cbs news has learned american discovered the software problem last friday. it mistakenly allowed thousands of pilots to take vacations in late december. the airline says it has been fixed and just a few hundred pilot slots remain unfilled. coming up next on the "cbs evening news," women fight for their freedom in saudi arabia. and later, he was known to the public for playing a private. i go with anoro. ♪go your own way copd tries to say, "go this way." i say, "i'll go my own way" with anoro. ♪go your own way once-daily anoro contains two medicines called bronchodilators, that work together to significantly improve lung function all day and all