jackie: and i'm jackie ibaÑez, 30 after the hour.r: hitting the ground running, republican leaders meeting with president trump after first congressional address. jackie: gop waste nothing time turning agenda into action. griff jenkins live in washington, d.c. with the first order of business. hey, griff. >> hey, jackie and heather, it is time to get busy, president trump huddling with gop leaders, plan to go put ambitious agenda into action. >> thank you very much, we are just here to start the process. it begins as of now, we think we are going to have tremendous success and thank you very much. appreciate it. >> now, no democrats attended that luncheon but appeal to the wider congress includes moving legislation on a long list of issues ranging from infrastructure to tax reform with the top priority repealing and replacing obamacare. hhs secretary tom price telling bret baier last night that things are moving. >> well, i think we are getting very, very close. we have good input from all individuals across the hill. the president l

jackie said no.ever i can find some healing and some comfort, it has to be with someone who is not a part of all my world of past and pain. lord harlick was heart broken. for your photograph, i weep when i look at it. the last letter sent from the onassis yacht after jackie remarried. even if it isn't the way you wish now, i hope that bond of love and pain will never be cut. you're like my beloved, beloved brother. a year later, lord harlick remarried, too. their romance tucked away in a box and today, auctioned off in london. final price $123,000. can you tell us who bought them? >> i can't. i can tell you it's bought by a private collector. that's all i can say. >> reporter: for the rest of us, a brief glimpse of a hidden love. kelly cobiella, nbc news, london. >>> and that's going to do it for us on this wednesday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. ofcers ok ke ere aprlemhate'rnou >>> it's a problem because it makes us officers look like there

jackie, maybe you can help me here.t i don't understand about the story, apparently it means there are people who go to the gym without earbuds. >> that's like the worst day ever, i turn around and i go home to get it. >> andy: you only do that by mistake, i'm assuming. >> it so awkward, you have to hear sounds, i don't know why you would start a fight anyway at the gym. i am in and out. >> andy: absolutely. >> i don't look anybody in the eye at the gym. >> you shouldn't be talking to anyone else. >> i'm just so nervous and so conscious. >> andy: new tsa pat downs, chris, you said ultimately, you blame obama for this. you're finally getting the hang of it. >> thank you. >> andy: jackie, you said you're okay with this because it keeps you and your family safe, does it, or is it security theater aimed at making us feel better? >> i just don't care, if you want to pat me down because you think i have some weapon on me, fine. when i had kids, everything changed. do whatever you've got to do. >> andy: okay. dave, you said we

and jackie no, a former first lady and the proposal she turned down. this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: this is our western edition. we're going to begin tonight with a troubling story that first gained national attention on "60 minutes," the sexual abuse of female olympic gymnasts. today victims told congress the stories they had kept secret for years out of fear. legislation is in the works to protect future victims. dr. jon lapook has been heading our investigation of the case, and he has today's capitol hill developments. >> i want the women who testified to know how very proud i am of you for standing up. i know how hard it is. >> reporter: senators called today's testimony an act of bravery. elite gymnasts including jessica howard and jamie dantzscher described sexual abuse by dr. lawrence nassar beginning when they were teens. dantzscher won a bronze medal in the 2000 olympics. >> he abused me in my hotel room in sydney at the olympic games. i was disbelieved and even criticized by some in the gymnastics community for b

when david ormsby-gore died 17 years later, also in a car crash, jackie went to his funeral. london. >> pelley: and for all of us, cbs news all around the >> right now, president trump rolls back obama's environmental regulations but can we have jobs and reel in climate change? we have questions. >> this evening, what if this was your kid? how would you react to what some are calling an excessive tsa patdown? but first, tonight, democrats continuing the call on republican congressman devin nunez to step down as chairman of the house intelligence committee. his tie to the trump campaign and his viewing of documents on white house grounds has some people complaining he is just not capable of conducting an independent investigation. >> same thing as always. a lot of politics, people get

, jackie.kie: good morning, heather an abby, president trump to pump $54 billion into america's military. the commander in chief visiting the gerald r. ford, using the most advantaged u.s. warship ever built to show case america as the world's number one military super power. >> we will give our military the tools you need to prevent war and if required to fight war and only do one thing, you know what that is? win, win. hopefully it's power we don't have to use but if we do, they're in big, big trouble. including having the 12 carrier-navy we jackie: no specific on any deals made, president trump making speech while sporting a special navy hat and going off script to talk about it. they gave me the beautiful jacket, they said, please take it home and i said, let me wear it and they gave me the beautiful hat, maybe i will do that, we have a make america great hat again but this is a special. >> i love it, thank you, jackie. heather: great seeing him in that jacket and hat. thank you. abby: we w

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in oklahoma, jackie ward, kpix 5. -- in oakland, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> 6:57.me for the final five. >> today, president trump visits epa headquarters in the nation's capital where he is expected to sign another executive order. this one, taking aim at several obama era climate policies. the development comes as questions about russia continue to be an issue for his administration. and there are now growing calls from house democrats for the republican chair of the intelligence commit devon nunes to recuse himself from the russia probe into trump associates. >> two miami-dade county police officers are recovering in the hospital this morning after n- florida after an ambush style shooting. police say the officers why shot last night while out investigating a disturbance at an apartment complex. they are part of the homicide task force gang unit. no suspects have been arrested. >>> san francisco police are searching for a suspect after more than a dozen people were hurt in a pepper spray attack. it happened at the stones town galleria around 8:00 last night. poli

. >> news4's jackie bensen joins us live in the section of fairfax county with new details. jackie?reporter: jim, we don't have a lot of details about exactly what's going on here. what we do know is alarming. into the evening, fairfax county police officers continued to restrict access to homes run park at crater place in the alexandria section of the county. neighbors watched with great concern. >> this kind of activity you don't see around this neighborhood. it's a lot of family-orientated. >> reporter: detectives, along with the fbi and local law enforcement partners, spent the day on a grim search here. this white tent was set up in the wooded area. it was surrounded by crime scene tape. >> we don't even know if a crime has been committed. we're working off a tip that there may be bodies in the park. we don't know of connections with previous cases we've been investigating, but preliminarily, we believe this may have a gang connection. >> reporter: a was done at lemon park. but nothing was found there. police in several jurisdictions made multiple arrests of suspected ms 13 gan

jackie: right.der to keep people locked up, ice develops a lot of contracts. about 65% of the people in custody right now are in custody with firms that are privately owned. the balance are in wings of county jails that are rented out by ice. john: this could be in any community. there could be an ice detention center down the street and you might not know it because it is part of an existing prison system or a wholly new facility. how would you know? jackie: there is actually some really good data available through a website run at syracuse university. if people want to find out where the facilities are, that would be a good place to look. they have a number of different interfaces for law enforcement data from the government. one of them has information on immigration detention facilities, including the private facilities, as well as the places that might be in a local neighborhood. they might be in an office park even, and not have a sign or u.s. flag. many of those are also listed on that websit

jackie: right. call started coming in last year, knowing it is a 12 to 18 month runway on every, you are looking at this year lining up to be a strong year, and momentum build. companies are accelerating timelines as a result of the successes we have seen since the september timeline last year. we have had some strong ita -- ipo performances. carol: small, big? all sizes, all industries. mlp's are coming back. energy has been backlog. it has been slow in energy. the backlog is building. all types -- it is really open for all industries. retail will be adjusting. carol: when you say retail will be interesting, we spend a lot of time --everyone is bloomberg takes a look at retail. there is so much pressure on the retail sector. look at sears news this week. sales have retail pressure, but there are diamonds -- a lot of them are online businesses -- that is how they started. brick-and-mortar, starting online -- they are getting into brick-and-mortar as well. keep an eye out for those once. cory: how do

live in rockville, jackie bensen, news4. >> jackie, thank you. >>> tonight a montgomery county man is charged with impersonating a police officer and federal enforcement agents. detectives served a search warrant at his home in gaithersburg last month. they found a fake baltimore county police badge in his car. he's never worked for that department. detectives also found a loaded handgun and tactical gear in the car, and nine dre police believe he may have represented himself as an officer in other cases. if he's ever approached you, they would like to hear from you. >>> turning now to our weather. and some showers still out there on the storm team 4 radar tonight. >> doug, a lot of us are looking ahead to the end of the week. >> i know, i'm looking at some of the latest data coming in right now. i still don't have the weekend, but it's coming in. across our region we have some showers. most of us on the dry side. it's actually a pretty pleasant night, temperatures in the mid- to upper 40s. we're tracking showers back to the west. notice those showers back toward hardy and hampshire c

when david ormsby-gore died 17 years later, jackie went to his funeral. mark phillips, cbs news, london. >>> that's the overnight news for this wednesday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back with us a little bit later for the morning news. and be sure not to miss "cbs this morning." from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm scott pelley. >>> this is "the cbs overnight news." >>> welcome to overnight news. i'm don dahler. president trump is taking action on another campaign promise. this one aimed at erasing former president obama's legacy on climate change. president trump signed an executive order reversing obama-era regulations on coal and oil industries. as a candidate, mr. trump called climate change a hoax. the white house says the president believes it's real. but the new policy is about jobs and boosting energy production. here's major garriett. >> reporter: time taking steps to lift the restriction on government energy and to job-killing regu >> reporter: president trump made historic of the obama regulations to curb

when jackie decided to marry air stossel aristotle onassis, ormsby-gore writes as a bitter heartbrokenor your photograph, he said, i weep when i look at it. her last letter to him is a touch of reality and it must be said cruelty. >> she's writing from aristotle's yacht. >> and stationery and a great stamp from the yacht, the "christina." >> and that was it or was it. >> reporter: when david ormsby-gore died in a car crash, jackie went to his funeral. mark phillips, cbs news, london. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," country singer luke brian and dierksbentley join us in the studio for a preview of the acm awards. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." acm awards. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." ask your vet for more information. reported side effects include vomiting and itching. nexgard. the vet's #1 choice. whfight back fastts, with tums smoothies. it starts dissolving the instant it touches your tongue. and neutralizes stomach acid at the source. ♪ tum -tum -tum -tum smoothies! only from tums doctors recommend taking cla

no son, geico crushed it. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> live from the "america's news headquarters," i'm jackie ibane jackiere new concerns this morning about reported it ties between the trump campaign and russian officials. and this time, they involve attorney general jeff sessions. the justice department revealed sessions had conversations with the russian ambassador to the u.s. during the campaign. at the time, he was a senator and a top foreign policy advisor for the trump campaign. during, he swore he had no conversations with the russians. he issued this statement this morning "i never had conversations about the campaig campaign, i have no idea what this allegation is about. it's false." arkansas, illinois, and missouri hit especially hard by a series of deadly tornadoes over the past two days. hundreds of homes were destroyed or damaged, pennsylvania and west virginia, meantime, are coping with the aftermath of severe rainstorms which triggered a flash washes there. north korea threatening to release its so-called nuclear sword. colorado is moving ahead with the first attempt to create marijuana cl

crowd today they've been acknowledged but i want to say that again, the helen diller foundation and jackieave done a marvel thing great benefactors of the delores park if you been to another park now you'll see one most represents 3 different parts of the city that will serve all the community and kids that's something to be proud of you thank you for the work the family fountains and the memory >> (clapping.) >> and yes, please. >> (clapping.) >> our other partner is the trust for public land they've done a remarkable job with the rec and park department in all aspects of open space and public space in the city from hunters point to here and today and everybody in between i thank the trust for public land for on steering wheel job. >> (clapping.) >> new it's my pleasure i'll introduce the mayor let me tell you about the mayor one of the great benefits in san francisco our mayor came up during the system and knows how it work and public works gets done and build something in the city and knows how to hold people accountable to none knows the job better and i was going from the p t l partne

i'm jackie deangelis. today for the eighth straight session on pace for its longest losing streak since last may. very close to 1,200. anthony, is this weakness we're seeing all about rates and investors waiting for next week's fed meeting? >> well, jackie, let's look at the latest move in gold to the upside. it started when trump was elected. i think a lot of these investors came in thinking that the economy under his administration would implode. certainly, that hasn't happened at all. and i think they're unwinding these positions. with the fed likely action next week, i don't see a reason to own gold right here. and if they raise three times, i don't see a reason to own gold at all. >> we saw gold touching the 1250 level as recently as last week, hovering just over 1,200 today. what are the levels you're watching? what's the trade from here? >> well, gold has been chop blocked the last eight sessions. remember, february 27, they were trading 1274. but i think 1,200 is an imperative level. look, technica

jackie, number one, he is taking ownership. he calls it our bill and he calls it wonderful all at the same time. jackie, the question is how much is he willing to fight for this, and how much juice does he have with republicans on the fence? >> those are both the questions of the hour, because he is going to be fighting kind of a multi-fronted war with the bill. not only with democrats who have no intention of supporting anything they were going to put forward because they want to keep the affordable care act, but there are different factions, and you mention the more moderate republican senators who wrote about the expansion states, and then rand paul is joining the freedom caucus this afternoon to trash the bill because they don't like it, and they are calling it obamacare lite and don't like the tax credits, and to the exstuntion he will have to reach out to the lawmakers, and every single vote is going to count. >> and the fact that in one of his first tweets about this bill, he says up for negotiation, i think that's very

romance with greek billionaire aristotle owe nalleys. >> what is it about jackie that made you want again? >> i think there were a lot of interesting scenes and wonderful parts to her that i didn't get to portray before. so it was very challenging as an actor but really rewarding. >> and these two have a lot of heavy scenes together, katie has been an add mirrmirer of matthea long time. >> were you a fan of "friends"? >> i was a huge fan. we went on a warner brothers tour and went by "friends" but no one came out. >> based on a new york times best seller and focuses on the kennedy family from 1968 on. so there is a lot of ground to cover. and it airs on the reel channel april 2. have you ever seen cameron mathison turn red? i have a surprise that will do the trick when we come back. >> oh no. i'm nervous. it exciting. >> see it all on etonline.com. >> travel consideration provide by -- >>> monday on "e.t." behind the scenes of the new pirates of the caribbean movie. monday on "e.t." >> we have just enough time left to embarrass mr. mathson right here. >> what is going on? >> his new

jackie. >>> so we are next to river glen park here in san jose. because these roads in this area are totally cracked up and damaged. this is a little bit of what drivers have to deal with this area. drivers are spending hundreds of dollars on repairs. caltrans recently announced the bill for emergency repairs is more than $600 million so far. and that doesn't even include costs from cities and counties for local streets and roads. that total is from all the direct storm damage like bridges have gotten. and damage from mud slides and rock slides. drivers are paying nearly $1,000 a year. in addition maintenance fees from driving on bad roads. >> thankful that i didn't have a wreck after hitting that hole because i almost lost control of the car. >> reporter: this morning local and state legislatures will meet here in san jose to urge governor jerry brown to pass a proposed funding sb1 bill a transportation passage by april 6th. in san jose jackie ward kpix 5. >>> north korea has fired several banned ballistic missiles into the sea of japan. one trav

but jackie declined.ir relationship and her rejection. all had become irrelevant trash to be thrown away a few hours after landing in new york. as for your photograph, i weep when i look at it. jackie's replays are compassionate but firm. she writes, maybe that's the trouble. you're like my beloved, beloved brother, and mentor, and the only original spirit i know as you were to jack. and in november of that year, she writes using the stationery of onassis' yacht. if ever can find some healing and some comfort, it has to be with someone who is not all part of my world of past and pain. ormsby-gore would marry pamela collin the following year. when he died in 1985, jackie onassis was at his funeral. the archive of letters could fetch nearly $250,000 at auction. and ormsby's grandson will use that money to restore the family home. the movie "jackie" was written by nbc news president noah oppenheim. the brother reference. >> that is worse than the friend zone. >> kate, thank you. wow. >> all right. >>> mr. ro

the letters there to jackie kennedy. now a look at wynne. uk. this was a picture taken by a weather watcher in hampton court. it was like that for many but a few showers across the northern half of the uk the last few hours is more cloudy. there has been some rain in northern ireland. notjust rain, snow over the hills and we'll see that mixture in the southern uplands of northern scotland. northern scotland where we see the lowest temperatures, a touch of frost developing. not so further south because we have cloud and rain moving in. nota south because we have cloud and rain moving in. not a great start of the day across southernmost counties, south wales will be wet and windy. some rain could be on the heavy side. oven the roads, spray and surface water —— on the roads. some rain gets up into east anglia and east midlands. into north wales and northern parts of england slightly dry. fairly cloudy in the morning, but still some rain into northern ireland and to the south of scotland but in northern scotland after a chilly start we should se

jackie? >> michelle, about 8,000 flights have already been canceled, and that number is expected to go up, through tomorrow, and so we are here at sfo, and take a look behind me here, and you can see the cancellations are in the newark, philadelphia, washington, d.c. area, and boston has a couple of canceled flights. what has been puzzling us all morning, is that there is actually still 6:14 a.m. flight to new york on time. and a 9:05 to boston that is on time. but you know, that may change. this storm is really barreling down. so let's show you what is causing all of this havoc. her name is stela. and this is what the east coast woke up to yesterday. from north carolina, to maine. the weather was doing all sorts of stuff. raining in the southern states. snowing up in places like new england. and places like boston are expected to get up to 16 inches of snow. and schools across new england, canceled in advance of the storm. and before even making land fall. we spoke to one person who was stra

in san jose jackie ward kpix 5. >>> it is 6:56.or your final 5. >> first the president is expected to issue his revised immigration and travel ban order today. the previous order temporarily banned travelers from seven muslim majority countries from coming to the u.s.. the new order would exclude iraq from the list. >>> a numberover current and former marines used social media to share thousands of naked pictures of female service members. those photos were posted in a now closed marines united facebook. >>> fbi agents nabbed anthony silva at sfo yesterday. he faces a number of charges. >>> later today testimony continuing in the sierra lamar murder trial. antonin garcia torres is charged in her murder. she went missing on her way to school about five years ago. her body was never found. >> commuters in marin have a new option of getting across the bay to san francisco. golden gate transit kicks off from tiburon this morning. it will make eight trips to san francisco. >>> i heard they got free coffee and pastries for the first pass

hensen. >> let me begin by thanking congresswoman jackie spear. founder of the pbwc and host of this conference, for asking me to welcome all of you on her behalf. pbwc is one of the largest women's organizations in the world. providing its members with a tool -- the tools and support to advance personally and professionally in both private and public sectors. >> clinton is expected to deliver the closing remarks at the conference today. >>> pressure is building for the chairman of the house intelligence committee to step aside from an investigation into russian meddling in the 2016 election. cbs news' craig boswell has the latest from capitol hill. >> reporter: the chairman of the house intelligence committee says he is moving forward with the russian interference in the 2016 election despite growing concerns he has lost credibility. >> why would i not? >> reporter: republican devin nunes acknowledges he met with an unnamed source on white house grahams last tuesday one day before taking the information he learned to the president. >> there was n

jackie? >> reporter: hi, kenny.ig day for the bay area because that truss that you see behind me has been standing there over the bay since 193. and it will be gone by this afternoon. so fending on the weather, we are expecting the process at low tide by 12:30 this afternoon. and it will be 60 degrees with clear skies. perfect demolition weather. the removal process has been a long one. but we are nearing the end. >> we understand that it is historic. it is sentimental. and it is engineering. it is technical. >> it is almost over. >> it is innovative. and it is almost over. >> reporter: the truss is 1.7 million pounds. and 288 feet long. and caltrans will be lowering it on to a waiting barge, where it will then be floated over to the port of oakland for disassembly. so a note to those who use the bike and pedestrian path on the bridge, that will be closed while the truss is being removed. that is going to be a long process. so just be aware of that. in oakland, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> 5:31 right now. let's get anot

we also have jackie kennedy‘s response to that letter.now how much that placated him. david ormsby gore died 32 years ago. no one knew what was in the box, there wasn‘t even a key. these letters are a fascinating glimpse into the world of the white house, the kennedys, and a romance bound by grief. ...have shared so many lives and deaths and hopes and pain. we will share them forever, and be forever bound together by them. david sillito, bbc news. an update on our main story, the pressure on us attorney—generaljeff session who has been accused of lying and his announcement today that he will not be involved in the official investigation into claims by russian interference in the us presidential election. let‘s go has mr sessions done enough to under his critics? on the republican side they sincerely hope so, this is what they sincerely hope so, this is what they wanted. they wanted him to say, i‘m not going to have any part in any investigation overseeing it, into whether the russians interfered in the election. the republicans have got b

process going forward i want to give a few shout outs i'll not get everyone but try first of all, jackie and phil i'm very i'm in. >> i think you always you raised the bar with excellence thank you they're both involved with the design of this personally so to the park and to the staff i see so many of you many came from the other side of the city and many from the office and phillip and helen putting together this our california board thank you for your support and dedication i want to really thank our consultant team andy and emily are here they have been such a great designer and their work attention it details you know the way we started this process working with a community and saying which picture do you want started asking people when you were a child what experiences do you remember in that made an impression on you that's how the design evolved and thank you corey will be doing the interacting lighting and be amazing it is hard to explain but will be amazing i think that as mayor ed lee said that originated four years ago you should do something with light and now it's happening

in clayton, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> the san joaquin county d.a.after stockton's former mayor adding to his legal tr. arrt warrant is out anthony silva. investigators spent hours yesterday searching his home and the stockton kids club which silva heads up. they took computers and documents. silva's attorney says they were some sort of financial records. >> i have a feeling he wished he never ran for mayor. there's some indication that it had something to do with the stockton kids club because they did a search warrant there but beyond that, um, it's pure speculation. i don't even know if there will end up being charges in this case. >> over the summer silva was accused of recording a game of strip poker with teens at his camp and providing them with alcohol. the felony recording charges were dropped. the other misdemeanor charges are pending. >>> an oakland city council member wants the city to stop giving elected officials free tickets to events at the coliseum and oracle arena. last summer, kpix 5 investigation found several council members each

>> that's a conventional thought, jackie.chnology have been remarkable the past several years. one of the comments i like to say is don't under estimate the ingenuity. we continue to make great progress, opportunities to reduce cash cost as well as capital efficiency to make the u.s. more competitive. >> so as prices go up, margins increase as well? >> as prices go up, margins absolutely will increase as well. the key is the strength of our portfolio, strength of chesapeake energy is that we have great control of our costs, that we manage that in our capital efficiencies to drive greater value for all our shareholders. >> the election and the new administration certainly part of this story as well. bullish on pipelines. how does that help you? >> it helps us a lot. we look forward to working with the new administration and excited about the pro-business environment. we're going to do our very best to provide the most efficiency and environmentally safe and sound way of delivering oil and gas to the u.s. as we can. >> you sort

kpix 5's jackie ward is live in concord, where a memorial service is under way now.ackie. >> reporter: ladies, this is the first line of duty death for the alameda county sheriff's office in 18 years. sergeant ray kelly says you never quite get over days like this. and today's services are still under way here. hundreds of officers from across the country are here to pay respects to deputy mike foley. the services started with a procession that began at the oakmont mortuary at lafayette and continued to the concord pavilion. he died from head injuries he got when he was hit by a bus at the santa rita jail in dublin last week. he had been a deputy for 10 years and prior to that, was with the concord police department for 29 years. he died last thursday at john muir medical center. >> anybody that can do 40 years in a job like this and still get up every morning and be motivated and energetic and the hardest working guy on your shift, pretty amazing character. it just goes to show, you know, the type of person he was. >> reporter: deputy foley actually grew up in conco

jackie: i've been given an opportunity and i'm just thankful for it.a: yeah it's hard, but keep on going and keep on trying. karim: the high school diploma has just added to the confidence and now i feel unstoppable. narrator: find free adult education classes near you at finishyourdiploma.org. >> all right, it looks like we're seeing the fallout for the fight for 15 crowd. after more cities and states forced companies to hike their minimum wage this year, wendy's says it's installing self-service kiosks in 1,000 restaurants. now, we've been talking about this for a very long time. we knew this was going to happen. >> yeah, color me shocked, eric. of course, it's going to happen. and why would you have humans do the job when machines do it more efficiently and faster and cheaper? look, businesses are going to be looking out for the bottom line and try to keep the cost of doing business as low as possible. when cash goes in one pocket, it has to come out of another. that's the problem with the minimum wage and there's a lot of mistruths out there as wel

jackie ward reports. >> reporter: good morning. there's a lot of fear and frustration building up right now in contra costa county over the sheriff's close ties to u.s. immigration customs enforcement or i.c.e. as we know with all the controversy surrounded immigration issues in our country, many city leaders in the bay area have come out and announced that their cities will be sanctuary cities. but in contra costa county, they are not sure where their leaders stand and that includes sheriff david livingston. he recently visited washington, dc to meet with then senator jeff sessions now u.s. attorney general. many people including a member of the richmond city council didn't think that was a good idea. >> if he truly does disagree with jeff sessions, then he would be advocating to say no we should not be working together with i.c.e. but instead, the sheriff has a continuing contract with i.c.e. today. >> in a statement, sheriff livingston says he regularly meets with politicians on both sides of the aisle and that his meeting with

jackie ward, kbs five. >> thank you. >>> two violent crashes leave one dead and three hurt overnight. a big league careened off 101 about 8:00 a.m. it overturned landing on bayshore boulevard. three people suffered minor injuries. >>> a crash in menlo park was fatal. the menlo park fire department says the driver ran off the road near the facebook campus. slamming into the concrete culvert pipe. the driver died at the scene. investigator's were looking into why the unprotected drainage pipe was left there. >>> a vallejo man is in custody suspected of murder. police say robert welcome in was wanted in a fatal stabbing. michael night was rushed to the hospital but died the next day. he was picked up last night without incident. >>> police have confiscated knives and a realistic bb gun while investigating an unconscious driver. the man was spotted passed out in the car on columbus parkway last night. besides the gun and knives officers found a canister of suspected heroine. the 27-year-old venetia man was arrested. >>> still to come, the huge mess lingering from the san jose floods. you'

. ♪ >> live it from "america's news headquarters," i'm jackie ibanez in new york. have been mixed reactions to a republican health care bill that is designed to replace obamacare. it has been called a obamacare lite. president trump doesn't appear to be concerned, tweeting "i am sure that my friend rand paul will come along to the new health care program, because he knows obamacare is a disaster." the suspended president trump's first travel ban, the new directive is already facing legal challenges, with the state of hawaii filing suit. the band is said to still be disturbed tory against muslims. deadly wildfires sweeping across states. people have been forced to evacuate as dozens of structured burns. forecasters are hoping for better weather conditions, and predict that the winds will calm down a bit today. four people were killed, 35 injured when a train hit a tour bus, dragging it along the track for 300 feet. the bus was carrying 46 casino goers. watch out for lady liberty tuesday night, aside from the crown and torch, the famous statue will be cloaked in dark

mark preston and errol louis and jackie kucinich.as giving a speech on the floor and bill o'reilly was listening. >> fighting for the democracy. we are fighting for america. we're saying to those who say they're patriotic, but turn a blind eye to the destruction about to cause this country. you are not as patriotic as we are. >> what does that mean, bill? we have been listening all morning. >> i did not hear a word she says. i was looking at the james brown wig. if we have a picture of james brown. >> the same one. >> i have to defend her on that. >> you are all wrong. >> i have to defend her on that. you can't go after a woman's looks. i think she is very attractive. >> i didn't say she wasn't attractive. >> he wound up apologizing to the national business insider. he didn't mean it like that. the point was made. she is welcome on the show. >> that is a horrible thing to say. >> but, bring it back to hillary clinton. she is wearing her black leather and ready to rumble. >> is that allowed? >> black leather? she is going punk rock. j

i'm jackie ibanez, now back to "red eye."your headlines, log onto fox news.com. you're watching the most powerful name in news, of course that's fox news channel. have a great morning, everyone. ♪ >> tom: they are my favorite part of the internet, trolls. no, not the dolls, the people who send out nasty tweets and post mean things in the comment section, i love them. new research shows that even generally reasonable people can easily turn into internet trolls. in fact, it happens all the time. not only that, there's even a day and time for peak trolling. people's moods generally reflect their online behavior, they troll and they're the most angry, and this turns out to be sunday and monday nights from 10:00 p.m. to 3:00 a.m. researchers also found a pile on effect, being trolled and seeing others trolling it makes people more likely to join them. it turns out that many have a hard time admitting to trolling, but researchers say it's tempting to believe that all the problems online are due to someone else. some really -- actua

democratic leader nancy pelosi and congresswoman jackie speier held a town hall meeting .ron four's spencer blake was there as they touched on some very controversial topics. (nats - crowd cheering)much of the reaction was positive at nancy pelosi and jackie speier's town hall meeting saturday.according to pollshealth care, russia's ties to the trump administration, the environment, and the budget were some of the topics constituents most wanted to hear about."i thought nancy pelosi and jacki speier did a very good job in calling for an independent commission to investigate what's going on with russia."pelosi said vladimir putin interfered with our democratic election, and wondered why president trump has buddied up with him so closely."what do the russians have on donald trump politically, personally, and financially?"when asked if they would hold a sit in until the intelligence committee arranges an independent investigation, speier replied with:"i am a fan of civil disobedience."as usual, talk of health care got people riled up.some people felt pelosi wasn't being firm

in sfo, jacky ward, kpix 5. >> jackie kind of rubbing it in there. >> i told you so. >> and you too. parents are out east, too. >> i think they're staying in their home during the storm. >> the best thing to do. >> i think about 3:40 this morning i did a "my bad "requests. i always put out on social media the forecast for the day and all i did was put a panel of the temperatures and said east coast, eat your heart out. >> have you friends on the east coast? >> yes. i lived in chicago, too. and two feet of snow as well. but they haven't had much of a winter at all. so they are getting a late winter. and i blame it on punxsutawney phil. >> it is phil's fault. >> blame phil. >>> we have a little bit of light precipitation heading this way. not until one more day of near or record warmth. good morning, everybody. clear skies. a very mild start to your tuesday. at 5:33. this is a scene looking out from the transamerica pyramid. in an easterly direction and we can see the beautiful bright lights of the estuary of oakland and the port of oakland and where currently the air temperature is 56

we also have jackie kennedy's response to that letter.n stationery from his yacht, and with a greek stamp on the envelope, and says, no, it's not that bad, really, i'll always love you and we'll always have something special together. but i don't know how much that placated him. david ormsby gore died 32 years ago. no one knew what was in the box, there wasn't even a key. these letters are a fascinating glimpse into the world of the white house, the kennedys, and a romance bound by grief. ...have shared so many lives and deaths and hopes and pain. we will share them forever, and be forever bound together by them. david sillito, bbc news. an extraordinary discovery. although most of the world will mainly remember last week's oscar ceremony for the disastrous announcement of the wrong winner for best picture, for many others, a highlight was a young man who took to the red carpet for the first time. sunny puwar was the co—star in lion, the story of a little boy who goes missing in india. sunny is back home in mumbai now, and we spoke to him

jackie's replies are compassionate but official.ike my beloved, beloved brother and mentor and the only original spirit i know as you were to jack. and in november of that year, she writes using the stationery of the yacht -- if ever can i find some healing and comfort, it has to be with someone who is not part of my world of past and pain. he would marry american pamela colin the following year. when he died in 1985, jackie onassis was at his funeral, clearly shaken at the loss of a man she called a beloved brother. the archival letters could fetch a quarter of a million dollars in auction in london and the grandson says he'll help use that money to help restore the family home. we should mention that the movie we referenced news president oppenheim. the brother reference -- >> yeah. >> much worse. >> kate, thank you. wow. >> all right. mr. roker? >> we're going to the weather zone right now. show you what's happening. out west, we have the rain zone coming into the pacific northwest. looking at heavier showers and thunderstorms an

we also have jackie kennedy's response to that letter. stationery, from his yacht, and with a greek stamp on the envelope, and says, no, you know, it's not that bad, really. i'll always love you, and we'll always have something special together. but i don't know how much that placated him. david ormsby gore died 32 years ago. no—one knew what was in the box, there wasn't even a key. these letters are a fascinating glimpse into the world of the white house, the kennedys, and a romance bound by grief. ..have shared so many lives and deaths and hopes and pain. we will share them forever, and be forever bound together by them. david sillito, bbc news. a top story: the us attorney general has denied lying to congress during his confirmation hearing but he will sit out any investigation. mr trumper said the controversy is a total witch—hunt. —— mr trump has said. hello. the winter months were quite dry. the first week of march is trying to turn that around. and certainly, during friday, many of us will see some wet weather at some stage of the

in sfo, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> time now 6:57.ime for the "final 5. >>> president trump is trying to close the deal on the gop healthcare plan meeting privately with the gop conference to get the more conservative members on board. republicans need 216 votes to pass their healthcare measure. the house gop is set to vote thursday on their bill to repeal obamacare. >>> a live look now as day two of confirmation hearings from president trump's supreme court nominee neil gorsuch is under way. each member of the senate judiciary committee will get 30 minutes to ask questions. the session started about an hour ago and is expected to last 10 hours. >>> new video shows oakland firefighters working quickly to put out a house fire. it happened last night on 45th street. you can see firefighters working to tear down the walls in front of them. it's not clear how much damage was done to the home or if anyone was hurt. >>> right now the search is on for a driver who is suspected of hitting a family of five in a parking lot of a walmart in unio

jackie, how did you see that moment? >> the moment it happened you knew that was going to be what we'd be talking about this morning. it was -- in a speech that really was -- while the tone was different, it was very partisan -- there was a lot of partisan divides. this was something you saw almost everyone in the gallery stand up and applaud because her sacrifice transcends party, creed, everything. you could see that right there in that room last night. >> the type of thing the president should do. the type of thing the country should do honoring those who were lost in service of the nation. our hearts go out to that family for rebecca, jackie. a lot to get to this morning. we have a lot ahead. the president might have pushed to unify the country last night, but the reaction from democrats in the office, a different story. we'll talk to democratic senator edward markey straight ahead. >>> also a major shift on immigration. the president signaling he could give millions of undocumented immigrants legal status. he's shif