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please welcome back to the show, robert irwin, everybody!m so excited to be back. it's going to be awesome. >> jimmy: do you celebrate thanksgiving in australia? >> back home in australia, we don't celebrate it. so that's why i'm so excited to be here with family, you know, giving thanks. it's really, really nice. it's going to be great. [ audience aws ] yeah. and it's an excuse to eat a lot of food, as well. so it's good. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: have you celebrated thanksgiving before here? >> i have, yeah. my mom's family actually still lives here in america. so, yeah, it's really nice. >> jimmy: oh, that's fantastic. all right, good, i'm glad you're here and i'm glad you're celebrating thanksgiving. you have kind of exciting news, i thought. you guys -- you are coming back to animal planet. >> yeah, exactly. we're so excited! it's going to be great. [ cheers and applause ] yeah. so next -- next year. >> jimmy: your family has not been on since your father passed. >> yeah. yeah, but that's where mom and dad first started, was on disco

let's talk more about the story with irwin collier from the john f. kennedy institute here in berlin or in thanks for joining us in the studio this feels like steve bennett's downfall yet first he was banished from the white house now he's stepping down from breitbart what happens well gosh what happened loose lips sink ships and i think it's you know when you look for tragic falls of these less than tragic figures. what you know ambition pride and i would see pride here he spoke to a correspondent and spoke far too much for his own good so that he became a liability for his own cause some of those comments appearing in michael wolf's book fire and fury that has made the news or made the headlines of the past few days is this a win then for president trump i don't really know bannon in so many ways is like rest sputum and it took more than a single attempt on risk putin's life to remove him from the calculations date back to the time of the russian revolution here bannon is down i would never count someone like him out though what we see in the case o

four coverage of that speech for you here on did you hear me it with me in the studio i'm joined by irwin collier he's of course professor of economics at the j.f.k. business institute in berlin we're also joined by gardell first from our business desk and with us at well from davos is the w.'s helena humphrey standing by for us helena can you fill us in on the expectations where you are for the president's speech. much anticipation here in davos the congress and has been packed out for the past hour with crowds of people in the participants in the delegates who want to enter the congress and have been subject to extra security they're not allowed to take water into the congress center that's the first time that we've seen that here of course there's been much anticipation high expectations all week the thinking has been that this will be a speech promoting the america first agenda looking at different mystic policy domestic wins and bragging rights that say it's today we've seen a different message from the president he said that he wants to bring a message of peace and prosperity a posi

saturday morning in fort irwin, california, killing two pilots on board. they were among the troops of the fourth infantry division. training in the mojave desert this month. the division's commanding general said our heartfelt prayers and condolences go out to family and friends during this difficult and painful time. those grieving families won't receive the $100,000 death benefit normally paid out within 36 hours until the government shutdown ends. around fort irwin that news doesn't sit well. >> the family is now not only lost a loved one, but now having to wait on the government. >> reporter: less than 24 hours before the accident defense secretary jim mattis took aim at congress, warning a shutdown would force a furlough of half of the pentagon's 740,000 civilians, affect intelligence operations overseas and training for reserve forces. >> for too long we have asked the military to stoically carry success. at any cost attitude. as they work tirelessly to accomplish the mission with now inadequate and misaligned resources. >> reporter: troops overseas

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two soldiers on a training mission at fort irwin were killed in the crash.t )s not yet clear wh . >>> two soldiers on a training mission at fort irwin were killed in a crash this weekend. not clear why the chopper went down. the accident did happen just hours into the government shutdown. hans nichols reports. >>> the helicopter crashed around 1:00 a.m. killing two pilots on board. they were among the troops from the fourth infantry division. the commanding general said heartfelt prayers and condolences go out to their family and friends during this difficult and painful time. the grieving families won't receive the pentagon's $100,000 death benefit until the government shutdown ends. around fort irwin that news doesn't sit well. >> the family is now not only lost their loved one, but now having to wait on the government. >> less than 24 hours before the accident, defense secretary jim mattis took aim at congress, warning a shutdown would force a furlough of half of the pentagon's 740,000 civilians, affect intelligence operations overseas, and training for r

the family of crocodile hunter steve irwin, teri, bindi are here.these two guys, their whole band really are an example in nondysfunctional bands, nondysfunctional families. it's like a safe port in the storm. judd apatow, "40-year-old virgin," "knocked up" is here with the brothers and they're going to perform live. their music is life changing. it's soulful. it will make you feel something going into this weekend. >> nice. i like a good friday kickoff. >> al have you got a check of the weather? >> you bet. let's look at your weekend. starting off with saturday a lot of wet weather through the gulf. rain making its way in the ohio river valley. sunshine along the west coast, east coast. pacific coast storms move in. snow in the mountains there. sunday, sunday, soaking rains making their way through the southeast and we're looking at a cold blast behind that front through the plains. snow showers make their way in the pacific northwest. plenty of sunshine as we get into the southwest and on into texas. we've got all these nice folks here. i guess we

president addressing davos there low earlier on now i'm joined by professor irwin collier he's a professor at the of economics at berlin's at john f. kennedy institute we're so glad to have you here with us to discuss in greater detail what we just heard the president say america first does not mean america alone as long as it's in america's interest as long as america remains number one this is fairly clear he was talking about trading rules he wants fair trade everybody wants fair trade but the devil is in the detail what are the rules how do you enforce the rules who enforces the rules and how do you leave something and it's fairly clear he is not a multilateral davos ma'am so he really does appear to believe that america can determine the rules of trade thank you enforce the rules of trade rather than trust its fate in the hands of multilaterally negotiated agreements which is a system that america actually before him has put in place absolutely you know that was much of the legacy of bretton woods institutions and. experience from the great depression that we need each other badly rig

it would say to irwin, from irwin. it's weird.gus, it's experiments. we're having experiments for dinner. >> brian, to be clear, is your husband. >> yes. >> instead of saying i'm sorry. i'm salmon. if anybody hears us outside of the home, it's bizarre. i'm salmon. >> do you have any, craig? >> no. >> knonone? >> every now and then, we use terms in the house that i don't want to use on television. >> we have one for a diaper change. >> can you use this? >> yes. the big message. >> the big message. >> that came from one of my mom's friends. >> the only thing i can think of, when i got married, i used to say, do you want me to dope up your eggs? dope up your soup? and my husband was like, that's horrible. and when he visited for my family for the first time, can you dope up this whatever. and maybe i shouldn't use that. my kids are so little. >> maybe you shouldn't. just season, not dope up. >>> you have "pop start" for us? >> let's get to "pop start." >> dope up the "pop start." >> we're starting with oprah this morning. oprah was s

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irwin northeast of l.a. it's a major training area for the u.s. military. it's not clear how many people were on board the apache when it went down or what led up to the crash. we'll bring you the latest as we learn more. >>> their heroic actions made headlines around the world. now a major movie about them is to be released. the three were honored in sacramento today. two years ago, friends helped take down a heavily armed man on a train between amsterdam and paris. police believe their actions stop add terror attack. the three men are all from sacramento. today they were honored during a church service in that city. a movie about the men directed by clint eastwood set to be released next month. >> the whole thing has been unimaginable, very hard to put into words. we >> the three men play themselves in the movie. no actors. the three men play themselves. amazing. >>> still ahead here on nbc bay area news, continuing coverage of the deadly mudslides in santa barbara county. nearly two weeks after the slides hit, a big step in the recovery for commuters. >>

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. >> jerry seinfeld and i are going head to head in a stand up battle and robert irwin, and thank you notes. do not change the channel. >>> happening now with the incoming rain, the santa clara office declared an incomplement weather episode, which means extra beds will be available. >>> two planes collided on the runway tonight and passengers had to evacuate. luckily no one was hurt. that story is developing on twitter. back with more news in a moment. monday - reaction to the golden globes... the first award )s shw since the )me too ) movement began. and - overnight updates to the forecast... as i track what could be a strong storm early in the week. that )s monday on )today in the bay. ) 4:30 to 7. their microchips. >>> silicon valley giant intel facing problems after problems were discovered with their chips. apple says while none of the customers have been exposed yet, the chip is exposing them to security risks. they've released a patch for the safari web brouser. the chip maker is already facing lawsuits in three states over this. >> he was forced out of uber but he's still get

twenty-four year old irwin sanchez is facing second degree murder charges for allegedly stabbing and killing his wife list bet mendez. officers responded to a report of a domestic assault monday morning at a home in 38th place. an investigation revealed sanchez stabbed his wife during an argument. she later died at the hospital. d.c.'s mayor and police chief toured the city's crime lab today and also announced the city's 2017 crime rates were down. murders were down 14 percent from 135 to 116. robberies were down 27 percent. sexual assault cases dropped 15 percent and officers confiscated more than 2,000 illegal firearms. a police dash cam caught a scary moment for a dallas police officer. the recent cold weather caused some is i conditions. the officer was helping a driver involved in a crash. you see the other car come right in. the officer tried to get away, but slid and he thought for sure that that car was going to hit hivment the car was coming. i was trying not to fall and try to stay away from the traffic that was in my lane to the right. i ended up falling, but fortunately f

three other form irwiners are also joining the board.x news after filing a claim against yeo . she is honored to move the miss america platform forward. >> the e network and rose mack gow and are partnering to a series called citizen rose. it will activism brave and her clashes in hollywood. she is one of the first women in hollywood to accuse harvey weinstein of rape. do you know what august 4 is. >> it's barack obama day in illinois. they made the designation for the former president's b many of his adult years in illinois and his presidential library is being built in chivment it's going to be a big deal. i don't know if this means that folks will actually get the day off of work or school. i think they're supposed to celebrate barack obama day much it's his birthday . it's kind of a statewide thing. i'm going to guess that the former president will go trump administration there to celebrate. what else does he have going on. >> i don't know. i'm going to call him later. there's a lot going on, i'm sure. once you're a rm forepresident

irwin, california, in the line of duty for this country.ow as long as the shutdown lasts, their families not getting that $100,000 emergency death benefit. real families, real impact here. we do know that a very well known military charity, the fisher house foundation, very quickly as they did in 2013 shutdown stepped in and said they would volunteer to cover the payments to help the families out. a short time ago, the fisher house told me they haven't even heard from the pentagon yet, though they have made this offer. so whether or not the shutdown is lifted and certainly everyone hopes it is, there has been serious impact on the u.s. military. some of the -- and it has been working its way through the system. we know, for example, base by base, they're looking at commissaries, looking at child care benefits. they're looking at training, at reserve units, sticking with their duty schedule. maintenance, depot maintenance, intelligence analysts, all of this -- they are looking at since the shutdown went into effect at midnight on friday. and

irwin. the pilot and co-pilot dying during the training mission. a spokesperson tells us their families will not receive their $100,000 death benefits during the shutdown. >>> and next to the major winter storm at this hour. the blizzard warning from colorado to minnesota, and tornado watch issued for parts of texas, oklahoma, a. denver's airport, de-icing planes. here's adrienne bankert. >> reporter: get ready. a new round of blizzard warnings. southern utah digging out from a foot of snow, while blowing snow in wyoming forces these truckers to pull over and chain up. this is what it looks like in eastern colorado. i-70 so dangerous, it's shut down in both directions. dozens of flights cancelled at denver international airport. those making it in are delayed up to 2 1/2 hours. >> it's kind of a mess. everyone is trying to get on to planes. >> reporter: minnesota set to get hit next. shelves stocked with shovels and salt. the key ingredients for crews ready for up to a foot of snow. >> if it's snowing during rush hour, the snow begins to freeze, te

also took center stage to bring awareness to the me two movement among many other issues >> no big irwinrr than bruno mars. >> r&b and pop singer won all four awards up for including song of the year, record of the year, anal bumm of the year for 24 karat magic. >> those songs are written with nothing but joy. >> rapper kendrick lamar the night's second biggest winner picking up 5-gram eels. best new artist, among those wearing a white rose for the me two and times up movement. >> for me it just means speaking up for not only women in the entertainment industry, of course treated un equally, but women who don't have a voice. >> several top female artists dedicated moving rendition every her hit to female assault survivors. >> and a country music trio person formed eric clapton's tears in her end in honors of the dozens of concert goers killed in two attacks last year in vegas and manchester, new england. >> aside from the tribute, activism and biggest winners also cents major let-down for one artist, rapper jay-z nominated for eight grammys. last night he walked away with none. >> i was

offering him huge sums for his story and we certainly haven't heard the last of steve bannon all right irwin call here with us in syria from the j.f.k. institute here in berlin thank you or when liberia. now least thirteen people are dead after a powerful rainstorm triggered flash floods and mudslides in southern california thousands fled from their homes as heavy rain sent modern boulders flying downhill homes and roads in the upscale neighborhood of santa barbara were demolished at the search for survivors is ongoing the mudslides followed a massive wildfire in the region last month which just roy vegetation on hillsides leaving them susceptible to erosion the fire was the worst in the california's history. let's talk to journalists valentino martelli's been following the story from los angeles hi volunteer good to see you so there were extensive wildfires now these mudslides bring us up to date on what the situation is at the moment well it's confirmed at least thirteen people have died in weather related incidents in santa barbara county especially as you mention in the month to see bill

. >> reporter: assemblywoman jackie irwin with a pulse to learn instead of fixing the security risk now, they want to wait for a complete overall of their system. a project that is expect today begin after 2020. in the meantime it's been urging people to enroll in their online services to avoid getting sensitive information in the mail. >> i'm enrolled in online only and i'm still getting the same documents with my social security numbers on the regular basis. >> reporter: it is hard not to laugh when the edd says they cannot stop mailing documents like these from a recent maternity leave. keep in mind, i'm enrolled in their online services and direct deposit, so i am notified of payments in two places online where my social security number is redacted. still the edd says it can't stop, won't stop mailing these duplicates statements with my social security number clearly labeled. we went to the moon over 40 years ago. we have silicon valley in our backyard. trying to redact those social security numbers is not rocket science. they need to be able to get it done. >> reporter: katherine b

was delivered here james pays for counting the cost in davos well joining us from glasgow is gregor irwin gregor is a chief economist at the global council good to have you with us so the stated goal of davus is to make the world a better place but first greg the davus elite really looking out for the interests of all. well i think it's an open question about exactly whose interests they're looking out for but but issues around inequality how the benefits of globalization . is going to benefit from new technologies digitalisation of the economy these are all issues that are being debated actively in davos this week but is it looking good when you have for example the i.m.f. saying we're going to have in twenty eighteen perhaps the best global economic growth in a decade and at the same time you've got an organization like oxfam that saying now you have forty two individuals holding as much wealth as three point seven billion to make up the poorest half of the world's population that doesn't bode a good economic future for the world doesn't that it's a very stark contrast and absolutely fo

and acquiring new friends new partners in that in that role and i think now we're seeing really mr irwin in full swing now is is a new campaign in northern syria against the kurds on one side against the assad forces on the other part of mr presidential election campaign coming up is that really you know what is it is expected to do to drum up this nationalism to get elected and second time around. now what reaction do you expect from damascus especially given that anger has worn in the past that it will shoot down any turkish military aircraft over syrian territory. he does a really good question here i'm not sure that the syrians are in a position to do that as they may well though push forward with more attacks more ground forces i'm in italy i mean it lip you know this to the whole deescalation zone agreement between turkey and russia i think is now also going to come under the spotlight a great deal now people can be asking the question more well you know what really are the turks doing there are they keeping a safe zone or are they using it for their own regional military ambitions

being accused of harassment and sexual assault several women told the wall street journal that steve irwin made unwanted advances and pressured them to perform sex acts when denies the allegations calling them for posterous done easterbrook has more from washington d.c. . well steve wynn said that he was stepping down as finance chairman of the republican national committee because he didn't want to be a distraction to president trump or the party when is a billionaire casino owner who is the latest person to get swept up in the sexual harassment scandal that has been sweeping the u.s. . women and actually president romney had been rivals at one point in the casino business when the president trump only can see you know in atlantic city but they were friendly and he was tapped by the president to come on as the finance chairman when the president took office last year but he said that he could not stay on again because he didn't want to be a distraction going into these highly contentious midterm elections coming up in the fall he most recently held fund raising events at the president's m

you may be familiar with in santa rosa, highway 101 over college avenue san rafael, highway 101 over irwincreek hayward, interstate 580 over san lorenzo creek pleasant hill, 680 over monument redwood city, highway 101 over cordilleras creekand santa clara, insterstae 280 over lawrence expressway. in total, according to the report of the 25, 657 bridges in the state 1,603 or 6.2 percent are classified as structurally deficient. bob haus, caltrans spokesperson. what is the takeaway? well, the takeaway is that our infrastructure is aging. a lot of these bridges were built back in the 40s and 50s, a lot of the structures are coming to the end of their service, we are gont to have to make a major investment in the infrasture. bob haus caltrans spokesperson says the report is a helpful tool, one they can use to go and look at the findings more carefully. bob haus. if on the list, as structurally deficienct it could mean cracked concrete. it does not mean collapse. this is not a drill...(vicki) we all know now it was a test, but not before the false ballistic missile alert sent panic through hawa

saturday morning at the national training center at fort irwin, california, killing two pilots on board. >> they were among the troops from the fourth infantry training in the mojave desert this month. the general said said our heartfelt prayers and con dolens go out to their families and friends during this painful and difficult time. but they won't receive the $100,000 death benefit in 36 hours until the shutdown ends. >> the family is now not only lost their loved one but now having to wait on the government. >> less than 24 hours before the accident, defense secretary jim mattis took aim at congress, warning the shutdown would force a furlough of half the pentagon's 740,000 civilians, affect intelligence operations overseas, and training for reserve forces. >> for too long we have asked our military to stoically carry success at any cost attitude as they work tirelessly to accomplish the mission with in adequate and missile lined resources. >> reporter: during the shutdown, troops will continue to earn their paychecks but won't receive them until a spending bill that includes back p

an apache helicopter went down at fort irwin in the apache desert. they called it unfortunate timing because it happened during the government shutdown. >> the family has now not only lost their loved one but having to wait on the government. >> reporter: right now there is no word what might have caused the crash. >>> this morning uc berkeley student is back this class. he spent the holidays in customs enforcement. he arrived in oakland airport yesterday. he is an undocumented immigrant who came at the age of 11 but his visa expired. he's been in i.c.e. custody for three weeks and now says he is more than ever determined to succeed. >> i am excited to continue my education and show everyone what d.r.e.a.m.ers are made of in this country. >> as we mentioned, he was 11 years old when he came to the u.s. which meant he did not qualify for daca protection. >>> fear of immigration is keeping immigrants from medical care. they're not signing up for health care and not seeking treatment if they're sick. advocates say many fear the information could be used

you may be familiar with in santa rosa, highway 101 over college avenue san rafael, highway 101 over irwink hayward, interstate 580 over san lorenzo creek pleasant hill, 680 over monument redwood city, highway 101 over cordilleras creekand santa clara, insterstae 280 over lawrence expressway. in total, according to the report of the 25, 657 bridges in the state 1,603 or 6.2 percent are classified as structurally deficient. sotbob haus, caltrans spokesperson: "95 percent of all bridges and overpasses in california that are listed as structurally deficient. what is the takeaway? well, the takeaway is that our infrastructure is aging. a lot of these bridges were built back in the 40s and 50s, a lot of the structures are coming to the end of their service, we are going to have to make a major investment in the infrasture. bob haus caltrans spokesperson says the report is a helpful tool.more than 200-thousand motorists cross this bridge on a daily basis...drawing even more attention to addressing the issue here.in plesant hill...terisa estacio...kron4 news. the warriors defense must have been b

reported combat deaths two service members were killed in an apache helicopter crash saturday at fort irwin, california. >>> trump and the gop still riding the success on the tax bill. the shutdown has crippled the agency that oversees taxes. it's tax season and the irs will furlough most of its workers. if you're waiting on an existing audit or other tax matter you are out of luck. the shutdown could even delay your refund. the 2013 shutdown deferred $4 billion in payments. that's tough on americans who rely on that money to pay off debt or other expenses. that's main street. the s.e.c. may furlough most of the stock, suspending ipos. it worked at full force during previous shutdowns, but most occurred in the fall when the agency still had money from the previous year. speaking of investors, will the shutdown affect stocks and confidence? today's wall street's first chance to response. currently futures are little lower. and i would just say watching the record highs over and over again last week in the stock market, investors, wall street was betting there either wouldn't be a shutdown or

you may be familiar with in santa rosa, highway 101 over college avenue san rafael, highway 101 over irwink hayward, interstate 580 over san lorenzo creek pleasant hill, 680 over monument redwood city, highway 101 over cordilleras creekand santa clara, insterstae 280 over lawrence expressway. in total, according to the report of the 25, 657 bridges in the state 1,603 or 6.2 percent are classified as structurally deficient. bob haus, caltrans spokesperson. what is the takeaway? well, the takeaway is that our infrastructure is aging. a lot of these bridges were built back in the 40s and 50s, a lot of the structures are coming to the end of their service, we are gont to have to make a major investment in the infrasture. bob haus caltrans spokesperson says the report is a helpful tool, one they can use to go and look at the findings more carefully. bob haus. if on the list, as structurally deficienct it could mean cracked concrete. it does not mean collapse. (pam) coming up... cannabis dispenaries in this state say, paying bills is difficult and dangerous. what state lawmakers are doing to get

ambassador to russia and former assistant to president obama and maureen irwin who is part of the flip the campaign effort here in california. let me start with you, frank, on the national implications, bannon cooperating with mueller, but he didn't have much of a choice, correct? >> yeah, and let's be careful about how we couch cooperation, right? because what he's agreed to do is forego the grand jury experience and instead come in voluntarily for an interview, whether that turn into true cooperation, as in i'll give you this if you lay off of me criminally, but you're right, he's between a rock and a hard place, no one wants to face the grand jury, he's coming in voluntarily and that sends a message to president trump. >> walk us through how that works because there's also fresh reporting today that fbi agents went right up to bannon's home. he had sort of previously touted that he didn't have a lawyer, and there's nothing wrong with getting one, indeed you usually do if you can, and now he has one. this account says these agents visited his home last week and they learned he had an

two # year old irwin sanchez is facing charges for killing his wife.estic dispute in the 2800 block. she later died at the hospital. >> a maryland man is facing involuntary manslaughter charges in connection with a drug overdose. accused of selling a fatal dose of heroin to jared wet l. he died after taking the drug back in october. detective s tracked down caldwell and arrested him last mri he is being held on a $40,000 bond. arresting two suspects wanted in new year's day burglaries. the first suspect is aqueuesed of breaking into a home along landmark drive. facing charges for breaking and entering and public intoxication and also new year's day sabrina vawn was arrested after she reportedly got into a fight after a new year's party. she later showed up at the victim's home and kicked in the door. >> well, here we are not even two full days into the new year yet and law makers have a big agenda in front of them. many priorities set in the next couple of weeks. what the white house will do to potentially work with congress on these, hopefully. >>repo

irwin, california. both army officers killed in that crash. saturday morning, it comes after the shutdown. their families should be getting $100,000 each from the government in emergency death benefits to help them through the expenses in the early days. they are not getting those benefits. the army confirming those benefits will not be paid because of the government shutdown. we can presume and hope that they will get paid after the shutdown is lifted. there is a military charity, the fisher house, very well known in military circles, that is stepping in, trying to fill that gap and provide some assistance to the families. it is not clear if that is actually going to work out for them. but consider this, whether you fall in the line of duty and a training accident, whether you are killed in action on the front lines, as long as this shutdown continues there are military families that are not going to get this help that they so much need at their worst times. and, of course, u.s. military personnel also reporting for duty, but they are not goi

prince george's county police say irwin lorenzo sanchez stabbed his wife in their home. she died at the hospital. she was in years old. officers say the couple had been arguing at the time. sanchez is in jail with no bond, facing first and second degree murder charges and an assault charge. at the live desk, i'm scott macfarlane. back to you. >> thank you, scott. >> getting back to the cold weather, we are not the only ones dealing with this extreme cold. a huge swath is stuck in the deep freeze. >> temperatures at 20 to 30 glez below average in some areas, that is proving dangerous, even deadly. nbc's sarah dalov is in chicago. >> reporter: just days into the new year, new winter weather records in communities across the u.s. chicago's high on new year's day, a bone chilling 1 degree. and conditions haveim morning commuters making their way to work tuesday in sub-zero temperatures. >> it is just frigid. like it's biting in the face, just cold. it's no way around it. >> reporter: classes at this connecticut middle school canceled after heating units on the roof froze. el

distant cousin who had served in the military, world war ii veteran, along with another veteran named irwin lauder and he wanted to check in and see how we were doing come all our memorabilia, irreplaceable family items are gone. he said it makes me think i was going through my old world war ii box and i came across a letter i wrote to my wife, he ended up sending me a copy of it and i will never forget, this is the original, three pages wrong -- long, april 24, 1945, i saw something that makes me realize why we are over here fighting this war. he goes into graphic detail about walking through the nazi concentration camp of buchenwald which had just been liberated because it gets very graphic, i will never forget holding this onion skin paper correspondence in my hand and thinking how fragile it was and yet how significant the weight of the words and what he was writing about and i called him and said this is unbelievable and i will of course return it to you, he said you know what? just keep it but i was probably going to throw it out anyway. soon after that experience i was talking with a

tonight her husband irwin lorenzo sanchez is being held without bond. investigators tell us he stabbed mendez during some kind of argument. he's charged with first degree murder. >> news 4 your health is next. the accidental discovery. it could be a potential breakthrough z2l2xz z16fz y2l2xy y16fy >>> and as we head to the next couple of days, it is only getting colder. some areas will feel like 15 below 0. i'll let you know who coming up in the four zone >> so mmara, thank you. state media reporting tonight at least 20 people have been killed, hundreds more arrested in a wave of protests across the country that started over economic issues. iran's supreme leader blaming what he calls enemies of iran. nbc's matt bradley has the latest now from london. >> reporter: the protests in iran have gotten worse and far more deadly in just the last 24 hours. we heard this morning that nine people have died overnight in these protests as they are enter now their 6th day. there has president been any real evidence today of any continuing protests but we're keeping

irwin in the mojave desert.calling it unfortunate timing because that crash happened during an ongoing federal shutdown. >> the family has now not only lost their loved one but now having to wait on -- on the government. >> right now there's no word on what might have caused that crash. >>> now to this developing story, terrifying moments at a florida shopping mall. this morning police are looking for a man who was seen running shortly after two pipe bombs exploded there. it happened last night in polk county. investigators say each device appeared to be]>m devised of so type of flare inside a pvc pipe wrappednyá5 in electrical tape. police are inspecting another suspicious device left near the mall's movie theater. no one was hurt but there was damage to the ceiling and the mall was evacuated as a precaution. >>> peninsula leaders tomorrow will consider following san sale of flavored tobacco products. supervisors will vote on a proposal to outlaw sales of the products in unincorporated areas and that would incl

well in the studio to talk about this is irwin collier professor from the j.f.k. institute here in berlin good morning to you urban. let's start off with the mccabe resignation what might be behind that well mccabe has come into position after his predecessor james komi was fired he's considered by trump to be loyal more to komi then to donald trump there's also this feeling that because mccabe's wife was running for democratic position and was funded by people close to hillary clinton that he is not a man to be trusted when it comes to donald trump and so that's probably the reason why from trump's point of view he should go and he should go sooner rather than later this is as honorable an exit as can be mutually agreed to ok and there's a memo and question that's playing a role here those were expect that you have the least level of complication is there is a memo having to do with someone who reports to. the head of the f.b.i. and that's rob rather from the head of the f.b.i. reports to rob rosenstein who directly supervises mohler the special counsel investiga