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and it's been in use, being used on humans in human testing, the taking of men, women ananchildren that's misreported as alien abductions. so you believe you have the how. yes. and i think i know the why. the why is more complicated than you may ever know, mr. mulder. 60 years ago, we were warned about the military industrial complex gathering too much power. this is old news. the countdown has begun. it began in 2012, but no one knew. tell me something new. alien technology being used against us, not by aliens, not with aliens, but by a venal conspiracy of men against humanity. you're wasting my y me. what are the tests for? you tell me, mr. mulder. ten years ago, you came to me saying you couldn't take your secrets to your grave, that you couldn't live with it. i'm a man of medicine. (screaming) the lies are so great, mr. mulder. the truth must be unassailable. so let me tell the world. they'll make a mockery of us. then let me take that bullet. and these men are capable of that. you're nearly there. you're close. roswell. that was a smokescreen. so i've been told. what are you doing he

and it's been in use, being used on humans in human testing, the taking of men, women and children that's misreported so you believe you have the how. yes. and i think i know the why. the why is more complicated than you may ever know, mr. mulder. 60 years ago, we were warned about the military industrial complex gathering too much power. this is old news. the countdown has begun. it began in 2012, but no one knew. tell me something new. alien technology being used against us, not by aliens, not with aliens, but by a venal conspiracy of men against humanity. you're wasting my time. what are the tests for? you tell me, mr. mulder. ten years ago, you came to me saying you couldn't take your secrets to your grave, that you couldn't live with it. i'm a man of medicine. i didn't know how my work would be used. (screaming) the lies are so great, mr. mulder. the truth must be unassailable. so let me tell the world. they'll make a mockery of us. then let me take that bullet. and these men are capable of that. you're close. roswell. that was a smokescreen. so i've been told. what are you doing her

use her last name here, spoke to us in the very square where to use her last name here, spoke to us in the very square where to use her last name here, spoke to us in the very square where it happened. >> everywhere they could touch. >> reporter: more than 500 victims filed criminal complaints in cologne what happened here put chancellor angela merkel under tremendous pressure. many people are asking, after this country let in more than a million migrants and refugees last year, are germans still safe? merkel said she will now consider toughening deportation laws on refugees who commit crimes. so far, police in cologne have detained 34 suspects. at least 21 of them are refugees seeking asylum in germany. terry moran, abc news, cologne, germany. a b-52 bomber flying low over south korea along with south korean fighter jets. the flights aiming to send a message to north korea after they detonated a nuclear bomb last week. >>> and from florence, italy tonight, a murder mystery. police investigating the death of an american woman there. popular in her neighborhood and active on social medi

a few clouds and mild morning in the upper 20s. system passing us to the north, just some clouds in our area. stormcast has a few clouds tonight, and nice. tomorrow a south wind kicks in and we'll be warm again... in the mid 40s. more clouds though ahead of a disturbance that will bring us a wintry mix. stormcast i think is a little fast, i think we'll see more of it after midnight.. rain/snow and not accumulating too much with above freezing temperatures. again.. too fast, i think we'll see some of it linger into sunday morning. then clouds takeover until tuesday. it looks likely that we'll see snow, and even more likely that we'll see blustery winds. but the storm could through sioux city and we'll get more snow if that happens...or southeasterly and we'll get less snow, areas like omaha and des moines could get more. we are working on pinning this down, once we know this.,.. we can draw you guys snowfall totals. timing tuesday morning through wednesday morning... caucus night should be for the most part ok, looking at an after midnight start. hig

and it's been in use, being used on humans in human testing, the taking of men, women and children that's misreported as alien abductions. so you believe you have the how. yes. and i think i know the why. the why is more complicated than you may ever know, mr. mulder. 60 years ago, we were warned about the military industrial complex gathering too much power. this is old news. the countdown has begun. it began in 2012, but no one knew. tell me something new. alien technology being used against us, not by aliens, not with aliens, but by a venal conspiracy of men against humanity. you're wasting my time. what are the tests for? you tell me, mr. mulder. ten years ago, you came to me saying you couldn't take your secrets to your grave, that you couldn't live with it. i'm a man of medicine. i didn't know how my work would be used. (screaming) the lies are so great, mr. mulder. the truth must be so let me tell the world. they'll make a mockery of us. then let me take that bullet. and these men are capable of that. you're nearly there. you're close. roswell. that was a smokescreen. so i've been

let's bring in our correspondent standing by for us in cairo. what more can you tell us about this developing situation? karim: there was just a few minutes ago a statement by the ministry of interior about this attack. they are saying that it was two attackers, one of the attackers, 21-year-old student from giza, was shot and killed, another attacker was wounded seriously. it's said they came in with knives into the hotel through the restaurant and injured two austrian tourists and one swede itch -- swedish tourist. sarah: this is not first time we've seen egypt as the target of an islamist attack. is this threat increasing there, would you say? karim: we have of course already a problem, we had a problem after the russian airliner was brought down apparently by terrorist attack. only yesterday we had another incident in cairo where israeli tourists were shot. so obviously tourists seem to be a target right now not only in china but now for the first time also on the red sea as well as cairo. hurghada. it seems the issue is getting bigger now. s

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there are currently no regulations keeping advertisers from pitching candy flavored e cigarettes in the us all new this morning the cdc has confirmed a baby in hawaii has tested positive for the seek of iris a dangerous disease spread by mosquito bites. officials say the mother was likely infected while she was visiting brazil last may his ego has been linked to a recent surge in birth defects in latin america and the first case in the us was detected last week in texas officials and why say that there is no risk of transmission starts at nose for fifty six of you heading very careful. it's bitterly cold. that's right we could even see snow flurries later this week. brothers craig miller will break down the chances i had and will have more on this view looking at right now getting a closer look at the uss truman spite against isis see the new video just released as daybreak continues. and still to come a day care teacher accused of turning her classroom into what authorities are calling a baby fight club had the major . good morning it is five a and the community meeting that could cause s

and how do we make sure politics reflect what is best in us and not what is worse? our party has the right answers. we have shown that in the during the past seven years to believe everybody to works should have a fair shot rescuing the economy from the worst crisis in generations seen along the streak of private sector job creation in history, more than 40 million the best two years since the democrat was then the white house and 18 million americans newly covered by health insurance. [applause] sometimes i get a little frustrated we don't run the tape to what the republicans said back then it each juncture, and they said the opposite claiming our policies would crush jobs. remember that? they said gas would be at $6.50 a gallon. now is about $1.80 and deficits would explode. we cut them by almost three-quarters. , an opponent in the last election promise 6% unemployment by the end of 2016 we were at piper said by the end of 2015. [applause] our policies are the ones that work. we cannot let republicans will back the progress with big banks or hedge funds or big oil

in the united states military. they can make the sacrifices for us in the military. those who stand strong amidst this liberal atmosphere that is very oppressive on our college campuses. look to them for inspiration for hope, so don't let us down the wall, don't let us down. you have to be even stronger. and it's a shame that pop-culture would try to characterize a conservative college student as being a woman intolerant and not smart enough to know what's going on in the world because they are not following in somebody's liberal footsteps. we can infiltrate and influence pop culture. we can't give up on pop culture because politics are downstream from pop-culture. we don't need people to be less in charge of dictating what our our -- going to be about. you who are talented in the arts, writers, actors, musicians , get in there. use that gift that god has given you forget you don't just leave it to the left, to the liberals to take over that most influential aspect of our society pop culture and of course pop culture being so instrumental in the shaping of college stu

in the upstate. you begin to melt sooner than us here in the mountains. meteorologist zack green joins us. zach, we've been talking all about this. the models are really together. >> zack: finally grabbing a little bit of confidence in terms of accumulation. we just had our latest model run about 6 o'clock. you see that european model. one of the outliers but still upwards of 20 inches. afternoon and evening. >> stan: the north henderson knight basketball team in rare air, 16 and 9 start. several spectacular plays this season especially around the rim. the players have used the energy and the crowd to help them out on the court. >> they think it's getting me on my game, but it's not. it's really helping me a lot. >> luke: all of the effort and sweat and practice is producing results. >> we worked harder than we ever have before. it's been fun working with these guys and getting the experience in. >> lukuk north henderson is un undefeated at home this season. >> that's one of our team goals actually. the kids thrive in that kind of environment. our fans are great. they come out. the more we

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under current law, they are allowed to stay in the us.>>> the possibility of thousands of cubans settling in south florida has miami-dade school officials concerned. today they made a plea to the federal government as the school system basis an impending crisis, a flood of new refugee students. gary nelson has more.>>> -- refugees in camps making their way to el salvador and then american.>> in the us, they want to come to miami.>> reporter: miami-dade school board members faced a crisis of a flood of cuban children filling the schools.s. they are by and large poor. they do not speak the language. they need to go and bring programs that are costly. >> reporter: it is anticipated that new immigrate -- immigrant kids will cost miami-dade up to $80 million unreimbursed dollars. social services have maxed out programs. >> these are the people that will fall through the cracks and be living on the streets.>> reporter: the school board and city cried out for help as they face of moral and legal obligation to teach all comers. the feds local educators say >> immigration is a federal issue. congr

and it's been in use, being used on humans in human testing, the taking of men, women and children that's misreported as alien abductions. so you believe you have the how. yes. and i think i know the why. the why is more complicated than you may ever know, mr. mulder. 60 years ago, we were warned about the military industrial complex gathering too much power. this is old news. the countdown has begun. it began in 2012, but no one knew. tell me something new. alien technology being used against us, not by aliens, not with aliens, but by a venal conspiracy of men against humanity. you're wasting my time. what are the tests for? you tell me, mr. mulder. ten years ago, you came to me saying you couldn't take your secrets to your grave, that you couldn't live with it. i'm a man of medicine. i didn't know how my work would be used. (screaming) the lies are so great, mr. mulder. the truth must be unassailable. so let me tell the world. they'll make a mockery of us. then let me take that bullet. and these men are capable of that. you're nearly there. you're close. roswell. that was a smokescreen.

and it's been in use, being used on humans in human testing, the taking of men, women and children that's misreported as alien abductions. so you believe you have the how. yes. and i think i know the why. the why is more complicated than you may ever know, mr. mulder. 60 years ago, we were warned about the military gathering too much power. this is old news. the countdown has begun. it began in 2012, but no one knew. tell me something new. alien technology being used against us, not by aliens, not with aliens, but by a venal conspiracy of men against humanity. you're wasting my time. what are the tests for? you tell me, mr. mulder. ten years ago, you came to me saying you couldn't take your secrets to your grave, that you couldn't live with it. i'm a man of medicine. i didn't know how my work would be used. (screaming) the lies are so great, mr. mulder. the truth must be unassailable. so let me tell the world. they'll make a mockery of us. then let me take that bullet. and these men are capable of that. you're nearly there. roswell. that was a smokescreen. so i've been told. what are you

greeley at 7. 30s in castle rock, while the rest of us are mostly in the 20s. warming to the upper 40s, even some low to mid-50s. it will be very nice this afternoon. eric, how are things looking on the roads? >> one major problem through commerce city. we've got major restrictions on southbound vasquez at about 69th because of a tanker crash. you can see here where it's causing slowdowns in both directions. what e don't know for a fact is if we have major closures. we have daryl orr out there is vassuez closed or what are we seeing? >> reporter: actually, eric, vasquez isn't affected at all. it's old brighton boulevard behind me here at 68th avenue, where earlier this morning this vehicle that is on this tow truck right now slamed into the side of a love's fuel truck. 18-wheeler tractor-trailer hauling fuel and was fully lladed. minor damage to the truck. but unfortunately, this car is mangleed. we have not found out if there's any injuries, but i find it hard to believe if there weren't injuries, they're lucky and need to buy a powerball ticket. they have jus

in south carolina. charleston, south carolina. of course, the horror of it shocked us all in the church. having a bible study, and the person comes in and kills you eight people. eight people as well as the minister. the other fact is that the very next day, the forgiveness. we forgive you. which is so hard for a lot of us, but it seemed like they take seriously their faith. father, forgive us for they know not what they do. but on the other hand, he knew what he was doing. so that is even a larger ability to forgive. and i think that forgiveness has really been a mark in our life that year to can we forgive? time magazine says how long can you forgive and do you forgive the killer? so i think that is something we wrestle with. many people feel it's a process. you can't do it overnight. for them to do it, it seemed like overnight was miraculous. and however we feel about that, forgiveness seems to be a critical aspect. >> and it goes back to the gospel story when the disciple -- disciple says how many times must i forgive. as many as 7. you have to forgive seven times. and jesus responds

and for business martin o'malley was next joked about his third-place standing with only three of us in the democratic primary does only one of us it can still upset hillary clinton who has a six-point lead in iowa according to the latest polls to the stage last i understand you get into the arena and that you are going to get pummeled and pushed and criticized i wouldn't be doing it if i didn't think it was absolutely necessary to try to build on the progress that we've made under president obama is up to democratic voters to choose a candidate interest back here at home a contentious zoning issue before the denver city council tonight the public, does not expected to wrap up for another couple of hours if the zoning changes approved it will resume property to allow a big two-story medical building where a single family homes arizona right now upon us in the west highlands has seen enough rezoning in the change will only make it back traffic situation worse up the street about three blocks to have a huge apartment complex going in as well we are already cannot we're already cannot have

brandon will lead us in prayer and the media be followed by mackenzie who will lead us in the pledge of allegiance. >> let's pray. thank you for this day, thank you that even in an age of darkness where christians are under attack in the middle east and at home we can still live in a country where we are filled with the gospel, our very roots saturated with the gospel truth have our rights come from god and no other, we can now proceed in challenging time is by looking to you a seeking your guidance and wisdom as we move forward. please continue to give us strength and wisdom as we confront difficulties before us, protect us and help us protect our religious liberties as we move forward. we pray also for sarah palin's speech, made her words fill us with strength, wisdom and give us the guidance we need to to keep confronting the difficult times ahead of us. we offer this and our country to you, amen. >> please stand. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible with liberty and justice for a

you have an increase in usage and people must be using it in a recreational manner or a luxury, it's certainly not being just used for medical purposes. what they are concerned with is nothing less than the fate of the nation. and there's a reason for that which connects to chinese opium smoking. great britain in the early 19th century was importing a lot of opium in to china and it was used there, opium smoking. it was being used as what they call a luxury. when you have the extensive usage, the westerners and americans were observing what was happen engine china. in 1839 the chinese tried to stop the imfimportation the perspective that many americans had was the idea that china was this ancient culture that had so many accomplishments and what they perceive is that opium has single-handedly stopped the progress of china. and so the concern is what happens if that happens -- what damage will it do to the united states if it's widespread. part of the concern is what were called modern times. and modern times is what they tended to think of as the second half of the ninth century. you

by scott eyre back so far the airbags in two thousand seven hundred civics haven't been recalled in the us but reports are that could change. no word yet on what caused a deadly house explosion in ohio this is all that's left to of columbus. emergency workers pulled a body from the rubble this morning a neighbor says the victim lived alone. the explosion occurred right next to two schools a consumer alert for anyone who's eaten at wendy's recently the fast food chain is investigating a possible credit card data breach the company says cards use legally at some of their locations have been used for fraudulent charges. wendy's did not release a list of the locations the company is selling all customers to watch for unauthorized charges. waiting for train to pass by can be painful if you're in a hurry people in one southern neighborhood say they get stuck waiting for the train every day and they say they are sick of it or asking the city what can be done to stop the backups in their tracks. plus it's a growing problem we've been the troubled near the tracks a moving train causing huge backups

in the arctic. we live here. the us, if they want to be at the top of the game as an arctic nation, they need to invest in the infrastructure needed for everything that's happening up here. >> you've worked with shell for a very long time. >> yes. >> do you think they are going to go back? >> yes, not only shell but other operators. there is a big prize there. given that we do have accidents and we will, we need to have ways to lower the likelihoods of those accidents happening. >> you see exploration for oil and production of oil in the us arctic as risky? >> yes. >> yet you are supporting production in the long run? >> yes. >> why is that? >> those hydrocarbons are a very valuable public resource. we own it. and it's going to get more valuable into the future. >> so you think the benefits could vastly outweigh the risks. >> yes. >> and are we there? >> no. >> austin ahmasuk hopes those benefits don't come at the cost of his family's way of life. >> i want to live here, i want my children to live here and i want them t

in that respect. than wannest important pieces for us as a jewish community is for everybody to be open with what those possibilities are, and that sometimes for people to be in that place where they say we are the other begins on opening to have that conversation about the phak that we thought there was a defense or someone was a stranger when really they are not. and i think it's really important for us to be open and rep frequentative about how we understand what makes us jewish and what can make somebody else jewish at the same time. >> we're going to take a quick break andment coback. please join us in just a memo. >>> a conversation against race. assistant director with the jewish relations council. welcome back. we were talking about in the jewish community the function of otherness and how that notion comes out of our theology, principally out of the story of exodus and the passover holiday and how that functions, and it seems natural to be just ask them ham about being white? what about whiteness? what about that aspect of our culture, of the way it sets functions racially in you and your life

us necessarily to go to school here. they came here to pursue job opportunities in the us. so when we talk about the dropout rate, there has been progress. more latinos than ever are graduating from high school. however, it is still a higher dropout rate than it is for other groups in the us. >> hinojosa: so given this kind of drama in terms of the numbers, so who's being forward thinking in terms of actually creating programs that are sustainable, that are giving, reaching this latino youth, and creating kind of support structures? i mean, if there's a kind of values decision in terms of the parents that they want to support it, but maybe there's a financial piece that's missing, are there organizations out there that you think are being forward thinking in terms of, "well, what we really need to do is we need to prop this community up in terms of education, in terms of leadership development"? >> there are many organizations that are out there that are doing that. and in some of the work that i have done in the economist community as one of the former presidents of the am

and it's been in use, being used on humans in human testing, the taking of men, women and children that's misreported as alien abductions. so you believe you have the how. yes. and i think i know the why. the why is more complicated than you may ever know, mr. mulder. 60 years ago, we were warned about the military industrial complex gathering too much power. this is old news. the countdown has begun. it began in 2012, but no one knew. tell me something new. alien technology being used against us, not by aliens, not with aliens, but by a venal conspiracy of men against humanity. you're wasting my time. what are the tests for? you tell me, mr. mulder. ten years ago, you came to me saying you couldn't take your secrets to your grave, that you couldn't live with it. i'm a man of medicine. i didn't know how my work would be used. (screaming) the lies are so great, mr. mulder. the truth must be so let me tell the world. they'll make a mockery of us. then let me take that bullet. and these men are capable of that. you're nearly there. you're close. roswell. that was a smokescreen. so i've been

in officers use of deadly force. in the analysis be included in the evaluation of the incident. we suggest that sfpd use its devices use of force policy and training to include consideration of tactical conduct and decisions preceding in officer's use of deadly force. a final recommendation that we made was that the department meet quarter. the policewoman meet quarterly with my office to identify training policy and procedural recommendations arising from disciplinary cases. that, and brief concludes my remarks. >> do also the recommendation that the police department approve your recommendations? >> well our accommodations go to police commission. the police commission ultimately determines what the police department policy will be. it is the police commission that adopt the draft general orders and then they go through a meet and concern prosecutor so, i note supervisor, that was tongue-in-cheek but in a roundabout way, i've seen it, we have been making these recommendations for several years. >> thank you. >> than

when it got to the point where he had basically used them in every way then he had no use for them. they were seen as unwelcome. and so he looked at me, we were working out together, just the two of us out in the barn, and he says, i just want you to know one thing, we're not bringing friends this time. >> lundgren approaches luff and tells him to dig a large pit in the barn. it is another command luff follows without question. >> you knew something bad would happen? >> i would say within a few days, at least, beforehand, we certainly -- i mean, those of us who had prepared the pit in the barn understood that someone could die. >> a tip from a former member of lundgren's cult leads authorities to the discovery of a body. the body is found underneath an abandoned barn on the farm where lundgren's cult used to reside. experts are quickly brought in from departments across the county to aid in the excavation and search for clues. >> i sat down with him before we started this and said, what do we know? the main part they knew is that they had been bound with duct tape. >> the process ta

so, that kept us in newport news another week. and that kept us from going into the oran, north africa. that's why we went to sicily. by the time we got to sicily, that invasion was over. that is where we boarded the ships again and went to -- that's where we went into pisa. from pisa, we went up into -- a summer resort in italy. think th eowed, i 375th artillery. a were just coming over at that particular time. we were like stepchildren in the service. they would send us wherever they need tanks. our only job was to -- wher ever we find pill boxes, you always notice there is a flip switch. our job -- fire those. we used mostly a.p. shells. do ushells would not -- and canister shells. canister shells were mostly for the soldiers. from there, we followed up the tanks. 442nd japanese outfit. and we spearheaded them for a while. they left. i ondon't know where we were -- where they went. we went up in to genoa. war wasa, we, the still going on all that time. we went on to -- the seaside small, barges and vessels. that's where the war

in terms of clouds at times especially our northern county. lucky us and all the way down to the sunshine state the deep south east the carolinas all look good as well. here's the system one of the plea crowds trying to come in. overall high pressure is in charge of our weekend forecast for 75 percent of the time the reason why i took away 25 percent because of the system right here when it moves in temperatures are so one on sunday no doubt in my mind it that snow. temperatures will still fall a couple more degrees in the upper teens partly to mostly cloudy temperatures rising late wake up tomorrow morning be the upper 20s to depending on when you wake up in the 30s at that point middle to upper 40s tomorrow will stay mostly cloudy more clouds north brighter stars our south. at think most of that is after do. he got a lot going on push her weight from your super bowl sunday stacking up now low 50s colder. low 50s in mostly cloudy. it will be in the evening hours it's all about wednesday. we have rain in the morning and dry getting wendy tone to mix of

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and more important, audio in this case would be beneficial to us. >> reporter: the mcdonald video isn'tnly chicago police video missing audio, who others one showing police shooting ronald johnson in 2014, and the other in 2011 are also silent, neither of the officers involved in those shootings were charged. the chicago police department admits it has a big problem with malfunctioning dash cam equipment. it said about 10% of cameras have video problems and as many as 80% didn't record audio properly. but operator error is also a problem. car mics were not synchronized to the system, or were intentionally defeated. following van dyke's court appearance friday, lee quan mcdonald's family demands a federal investigation. >> these people are policing themselves and it's almost like the chicken hawk watching over the chickens. >> reporter: this man says he is holding officers responsible. and has reprimanded 22 officers. police officers are now also required to inspect those dash cams and make sure they are functioning before they start their shifts. >> diane eastabrook thank you. >>> one o