jeffrey... hey, baby. jeffrey, what kind of party is this? i told you, baby, a coming-out party. coming out of what -- a straitjacket? jeffrey, there are people here who don't know who they are, let alone where they are. and that guy worm -- he's got enough drugs on him to turn on mt. rushmore. willona, willona, relax, baby. i can explain that. explain. he doesn't want this to get out -- but i'm afraid he has a little allergy. what's he allergic to -- waking up straight? you see, baby, you're getting excited again. oh, i'm sorry if i'm getting excited, my darling, but i'm not used to being a hostess to a chain gang! baby, i can explain. don't explain nothing to me! you can't say nothing -- mama, can i tape some of the music now? baby, go play, okay? i don't know where you're coming from. baby, i -- i don't want to hear nothing you got to say, jeffrey. you brought the wrong kind of people into my house, especially around my daughter. wrong kind? what do you mean, "wrong kind"? these are normal, everyday people. yeah, if every day was halloween. you know what? you got exactly five

jeffrey, stay with me. want to bring in our senior political commentator david gergen who also was adviser to four former presidents. david gergen, to you, david axelrod, the senior political commentator for cnn but also former adviser to president obama calls this a seismic event for the presidential campaigns. >> i think that is, too. i heard what he said and i agree with almost everything. this is going to thrust the future of the court right into the middle of the campaign. and i have no doubt that even as everyone expresses mourning for this man who had such enormous influence but also did serve his country as he saw by his own, enormously well, you're going to hear tonight in this debate the beginnings of the argument about not only should the person wait and let the next president succeed or, you know, make the choice, but very, very importantly scalia was one of three justices who were going into their 80s during the term of the next president. justice kennedy and justice breyer will also enter thei

the deceased was the same man who paid for the room, jeffrey pope. checked in at 1:15 this afternoon. the address on the driver's license is in camden, south carolina. anyone imprint his credit card? uh, he paid three nights cash in advance. did he make any calls from the room? uh, no. any way of telling who visited him earlier? 600 rooms. we can't keep track of everybody who comes and goes. you got security cameras on the eighth floor? not on the individual floors. just over here. we're gonna have to get those from you. did any of your employees go up there? room service maybe? no, but i'm pretty sure i saw him. where's that? it's right over here. lotta hits on craigslist new york. looks like he went right to the erotic services section. escorts. uh-huh. there's, like, ten postings. kept going back to one of them, though. hold on. a little comparison shopping. the caption says alex, 23-year-old model. can you set us up in a room? [knock on door] hi there. wow. you must be alex. you gonna invite me in or what? that's why you're here, baby. come on in

that the package theif was driving jeffrey's car! so - we broadcasted the surveillance video on 13 action news live at 11. the next day - a man who was watching that newscast saw that car pull into a gas station on the corner of alexander andteneya. before he called police - he made sure that the suspect at the gas station had arm tattoes similar to the man in the video. police arrived just in time to apprehend the suspect. "confrontion" jeffrey was called to the scene and he confirmed that several of the taped tag: 13 action news is committed to making las vegas a safer place - but we can't do it alone. if that surveillance had never been sent to us - it may have never made the news - and then recognized on the street. - i'm michael burton - 13 action news. -end pkg- action news live at 6:30 is next. for her "experience, leadership, tenacity," the las vegas sun endorses hillary clinton. just like planned parenthood action fund endorses clinton for her fortitude keeping government out of women's personal healthcare de

jeffrey: i think they are on the bubble.his court, which is 5-4, with five republican appointees and four democrats, sometimes he won, sometimes he lost. he lost on big cases about gay rights. he never succeeded in getting roe v. wade overturned. he lost on abortion rights most of the time. yes, there is a lot of influence their on the second amendment. that was his greatest triumph, in the heller case in 2008, when he said there was a personal right to bear firearms. but it is an incomplete revolution. charlie: he is best known for his dissents and not his majority opinion. jeffrey: for all that we celebrate his personality, his personality cost him at the supreme court. we talk about his friendship with justice ginsburg. respectfully, that subject has been beaten into the ground. how about his relationship with justice o'connor, which was poisonous for many years and alienated her, perhaps even leading her to vote against him as the swing vote in many cases? that may be more significant than riding on an elephant with ruth

because it happened with jeffrey. >> and jeffrey and at least one other teenager here from charlotte are being held at a detention facility in georgia. their fordham ris families are reaching to anyone who will listen for help and they're hoping for a miracle. mark becker channel 9 eyewitness news. >>> thank you. now, just in the past five minutes, charlotte mecklenburg police sent us new pictures as they're searching for the men who kidnapped a pizza delivery driver. come and take a closer look at the screen so you can see this photo. police want to catch this man. he and another man kidnapped a delivery driver yesterday morning. they forced him to take out money at atms before finally letting him go in arch dale north carolina. >>> new this hour, a left leaning political group is accusing our right leaning governor pat mccrory of using his reelection campaign to influence a state bond package that he supports. they've filed a complaint with the state board of elections asking for an investigation into support of a 3 billion- dollar bond package that will be on the ballot march 15th

jeffrey toobin, to you., today, and, frankly, tomorrow, not about the politics, about the man and his service to this country. >> no, i, you know, was fortunate to be in that, pay my own respects earlier today. you saw the president and the first lady starring at the portrait. beautiful portrait in the collection of harvard law school where the president and first lady graduated. wonderfully symbolic portrait because there is with justice scalia in the background in the portrait, st. thomas more, the patron saint of lawyers. his hand rests on the dictionary and the federalist papers. and there is a photograph, a painting, in the photograph of his wife maureen at their wedding. so it's a beautifully evocative portrait of what meant most to justice scalia and i'm glad the president and first lady had a chance to study it and enjoy it because it's a terrific piece. >> we're about to see that portrait as they turn the corner here so people can see more of what you're talking about. what also stood out to me, he'

jeffrey: i will give you three names.san, confirmed nice -- 97-0. 8th kelly from iowa on the circuit, confirmed unanimously, an ally of senator chuck grassley. an paul watford, african-american judge on the 9th court, also widely respected. they are all front runners to be nominated. i do not think any of them will be confirmed by this senate. but you asked me the front runners to be nominated. charlie: thank you for joining us. we will be right back. we will hear from the man himself. ♪ ♪ i spoke with justice scalia at the supreme court in 2008 and 2012. here is a look back at those conversations. what do you hope will be your legacy from your time on the supreme court? how do you hope you will change this great institution? well, i do not think anyone personally is going to change it. contribution, i hope it will be in recalling the court to the matter of constitutional interpretation, which used to be orthodoxy, what the constitution meant when it was adopted. that has fallen into disuse and replaced with a morphing co

dana bash, jeffrey lord and katon dawson.ate it. >>> this week i'm going to be hosting two republican town halls in south carolina. on wednesday, with dr. ben carson, marco rubio and ted cruz. that's wednesday night. thursday, john kasich, jeb bush and donald trump will be taking questions from me and audience members. that's 8:00 p.m. eastern wednesday and thursday, two big nights in a row right here on cnn. >>> just ahead tonight, president obama weighing supreme court nominees to succeed the late justice scalia. senate republicans saying essentially don't even bother. do they have a legal leg to stand on it? we'll talk about it next. was engineered... ...to help sense danger before you do. because when you live to innovate, you innovate to live. the all-new audi q7. a higher form of intelligence has arrived. you totalled your brand new car. nobody's hurt,but there will still be pain. it comes when your insurance company says they'll only pay three-quarters of what it takes to replace it. what are you supposed to do, drive

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jeffrey toobin, thank you. we're going to take a quick break. as you look at live pictures of the supreme court there, the flag is at half-staff on the day that we have learned that justice antonin scalia at 79 years old has died after 30 years on the high court. we'll be right back. listen up! i'm here to get the lady of the house back on her feet. and give her the strength and energy to stay healthy. who's with me?! yay! the complete balanced nutrition of great tasting ensure. with 9 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. ensure. take life in! performance... ...reimagined. style... ...reinvented. sophistication... ...redefined. introducing the all-new lexus rx and rx hybrid. agile handling. available 12.3-inch navigation screen and panorama glass roof. never has luxury been this expressive. this is the pursuit of perfection. the cold truth is, if a cold keeps you up at night... you can't work from home the next day. [ coughing ] that's why you need alka seltzer plus day night liquid gels. it's tough cold symptom fighters provide powerf

hey, jeffrey, hey, jeffrey, it's okay. none of this is real. no, no! they are trying... they will use the static! hey, hey! he won't be able to see! i-i-i know. i know, we can hear it, we can hear it... i want... no, sean! sean, sean! yes, yes, it's sean. right here, right here. okay? all right, stay with me, okay? sean. mm-hmm. it's okay. i don't... i don't know... i don't know what happened. i mean, we-we were talking. he was fine, and then... i shouldn't have said what i said, but... you didn't do anything. this is what i was trying to explain earlier. this is what your parents knew. was encrypted, but since it was filled with her father's software, he was able to give me a work-around. hodgins is with his brother now? yeah, at the place. his brother freaked out for no reason, just when hodgins was feeling comfortable with him. it just... it hit hodgins pretty hard. it must be difficult for you, too, knowing that hodgins is so upset. it's just that hodgins feels so helpless knowing that his brother has to be moved to a state facility. i'm sure you'll find good care th

jeffrey toobin to you. his death comes one month before the court is scheduled to hear its biggest abortion case in years. >> and there are few subjects that have moved justice scalia to more outrage than the subject of abortion rights. he was not on the court in 1973 when roe v. wade was passed by the court 7-2. but in every abortion case since he's been on the court, over 30 years, he has voted to allow legislatures to restrict abortion rights. he has loudly and repeatedly asserted that roe v. wade was incorrectly decided in the first place. and several times the court has come very close to overturning roe v. wade at justice scalia's encouragement but it has not done that. in fact that is the biggest failure of justice scalia's career. >> now in a month as the supreme court is set to hear the case, tell us a little bit about the case and what happens now with eight justices on the court. correct me if i'm wrong but there's no way you're going to get another justice in a month. >> certainly not in a month

amy: your very critical, professor jeffrey sachs, of hillary clinton. the headline of your huffington post fees, "hillary is the candidate of the war machine." your response? >> i think last night's debate was a terrific debate because it did clarify many different things. it also confused a few things when hillary clinton, for example, said that she negotiated the 2012 cease-fire. there was no cease-fire in syria. she was the reason why the cease-fire never took place then , because she has backed a cia-led attempt at regime change that has led to a bloodbath there. that is what i wrote about a few days ago. and on the domestic side, she basically said, i will change nothing. and i think that is really sobering for those of us who believe in a progressive agenda. .he said, don't dream we can't do it. don't go with this guy, he can't make these changes. actually, tosad, just be campaigning on the grounds, "no, we can't." i think the fact of the matter is, we could a college a great deal. she is basically saying the status quo is just fine. when she said

(jeffrey getting/kalamazoo county prosecutor) "one of the pieces of evidence that was seized from the suspect was his phone, and that phone is being gone through."other key evidence - the handgun police say they found on suspect jason brian dalton...the pistol - consistent with shell casings from all three crime scenes...perhaps even more disturbing, the 'heavy duty' jacket - capable of concealing a pistol - ......which law enforcement says dalton bought less than three hours before the first attack.also, a veritable arsenal - a total of eleven rifles - investigators found at dalton's home...this, as one injured victim is still recovering, expected to survive......while another (vicki kopf, abigail's mom) "she is alive and she's fighting for her life."14-year old abigail cough is in critical condition......the only survivor in the third and final attack.her mother, breaking down monday........as she and abigail's father spoke about their little girl... ..even showing sympathy for the suspect's loved ones. (gene kopf, abigail's father) "our thoughts are with the dalton family who are a

jeffrey: it has emotion, it's alive. bigad: he's a taxidermist just outside of san francisco, and has been mounting animal trophies for over 40 years. he's also a trophy hunter himself, and says the value hunting puts on animals means more money for wildlife reservations to breed more animals. jeffrey: hunting protects these populations, maintains the populations. without hunting, they would--they'll disappear. announcer: some scientists agree, and believe killing weaker, older, and more aggressive animals can actually help a species thrive. but hunters can't always identify those animals. in africa, only 20,000 lions are left. over the past decade, us hunters killed 760 lions. and about 13% of those trophies entered the us through the port of san francisco. bigad: are inspectors able to check every sport-hunted trophy that comes through here? ann-marie: no, not even close. i'd say at least 50% maybe. there's only four wildlife inspectors for the whole port of san francisco, oakland, and san jose, so we have to use our t

jeffrey toobin, thank you.ppreciate it. >>> coming up next, tonight's republican debate is most likely the most important, and critical debate yet. i know i have said that before. but as we go through this contest, it keeps becoming more true. truly. we're just days away from super tuesday, and it could be a make or break time for candidates like ted cruz, who is hoping to catch donald trump before it's too late. and there is one big thing that could help him do it. it's called texas! we'll talk strategy in a moment. on the floor! everybody down! nobody move! on the floor! hey, do something! oh, i'm not a security guard. i'm a security monitor. i only notify people if there's a robbery. there's a robbery! why monitor a problem if you don't fix it? that's why lifelock does more than free credit monitoring to protect you from identity theft. we not only use proprietary technology to detect and alert you to a range of identity threats, if you have a problem, we have a u.s. based team of specialists who'll work to

reid binion reports. 3 (jeffrey getting/kalamazoo county prosecutor) "motive in time, that's always a difficult thing to try and figure out when you're dealing with these kinds of random acts of violence."prosecutor jeffrey getting, on the continuing investigation into saturday's shooting rampage in michigan. (jeffrey getting/kalamazoo county prosecutor) "one of the pieces of evidence that was seized from the suspect was his phone, and that phone is being gone through."other key evidence - the handgun police say they found on suspect jason brian dalton...the pistol - consistent with shell casings from all three crime scenes...perhaps even more disturbing, the 'heavy duty' jacket - capable of concealing a pistol - ......which law enforcement says dalton bought less than three hours before the first attack.also, a veritable arsenal - a total of eleven rifles - investigators found at dalton's home...this, as one injured victim is still recovering, expected to survive......while another clings to life in the hospital. (vicki kopf, abigail's mom) "she is alive and she's fighting for her li

because as jeffrey just said, if he wins, some people say, okay, well, he should have won this state,ry to make gains elsewhere? >> sure. texas clearly has always, before donald trump started doing so well, was always a key part of ted cruz's march for a southern strategy. this was a map that was built really for ted cruz, nobody anticipated what donald trump is going to do. clearly, cruz is going to make a play there. he's made no bones about it. he said, next week is very important for the campaign. the thing that's important for tonight and march 1st is building momentum, to stop the donald trump chase. so clearly, if something can happen tonight to make donald trump seem less inevitable going into super tuesday, that certainly puts the wind at cruz's back. >> for john kasich, for ben carson, i mean, what is the path forward for them? for kasich, it just seems, try to hold on until you get to ohio, michigan, some of these other states. >> there's not a state on the map that ben carson has a prayer of winning. so ben carson is staying in the race for ben carson's reasons, to build h

cnn political commentators tara sutmayer and jeffrey lord, jeffrey is a trump supporter.effrey, he showed immediately, when jake asked, he should have immediately disavowed david duke, right, that was a mistake on his part? >> sure, i think it was. he said he didn't quite get it because of an ear piece. but the fact of the matter as politico reported in august, he quite specifically rejected david duke, said he didn't want his endorsement. so, you know, he's been on the record three or four times before he was, you know, on with jake and then of course he said it after he was on with jake. so, you know, one of the things, wolf, david duke is of course a left -- the ku klux klan came out of the leftist movement in america. his daughter converted to judaism and is married to her jewish husband and they have -- jared kushner and they have children. in other word, donald trump's daughter and her children are all jewish. to think he'd line up with a klansman is crazy. >> i'm encouraged to think that jeffrey admitted something donald trump never does, it was a mistake. he is al

i know jeffrey and joan will have more to say on that.hird, for conservatives he was truly a beacon for three decades, somebody whose views of the law and the constitution they could follow and admire. and while liberals and conservatives and democrats and republicans came and went in this town, he was always there. >> you can't exaggerate how important he was. >> that's right. every supreme court justice has a vote. and everybody vote is the same. but there are very few justices who leave a legacy of ideas that go well beyond his individual influence. when you talk about originalism, the idea that the constitution should be interpreted as it was understood by the framers, an idea that leads to very conservative results in the modern day, no abortion rates, no gay rights. the other idea is textualism, the idea that laws, that statutes should be interpreted only on their own terms, and that legislative history and the intent of the congress is irrelevant, the words alone control. those two ideas will long outlive justice scalia in terms of

here's jeffrey lieberman addressing the disparity between physical and mental health care. >> the good news is that with a lot ofthings , if you have als or alzheimer's, if you have pancreatic cancer, there's not much then can be done. you need to wait for the rest to be discovered but for the mass majority of mental disorders , as i can find them, we only have enough to make a huge difference. we just don't provide it in an accessible way so the only way that this gets the attention of the media, the public and government is when there's a mass violent incident and some individual who is mentally ill and untreated kills people. >> watch for these programs and more this weekend on book tv. >> alan friedman has been a correspondent for numerous organizations over the past 30 years including the wall street journal, the financialtimes. he's the author of a new book, the epic story of the billionaire who took over italy. you get access to silvio berlusconi . >> i managed to persuade former prime minister bliss tony back in the early 2014to give me his time and we ended up spending 18 mont

jeffrey: volatility is the trend here.o the downside or to the upside, but a lot of volatility. continue, not only because of the election environment, the lackluster earnings environment, but the brexit: and some of the things going on in china. issues,e a number of negative interest rates. more volatility is what we see coming. vonnie: thank you so much. let's check in on courtney donohoe. courtney: we look at the refugee crisis. greece is warning that the refugee crisis could lead to a humanitarian disaster on its territory. plan to stop refugees i greece's northern border. greece wants to -- once the wants europe to go ahead with its relocation plans. calai is home to thousands of migrantss hoping to get into the u.k.. critics say closing the camps may not solve the problem. the u.s. will send the united nations security council a proposal for new sanctions for north korea. american diplomats who want -- american to clement's want china support because china is north korea's biggest trading partner. >> the san bernadin

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joining me now amanda carpenter, she was communications director for ted cruz, and jeffrey lord, a donald trump supporter. jeff, let's start with both these issues. >> where do we start? so much, so little time. >> i cannot resist playing the ex-president of mexico one more time. here he is. >> i'm not going to pay for that [ bleep ] wall. he should pay for it. he's got the money. this nation is going to fail if it goes into the hands of a crazy guy. what is trump? he's not a republican. absolutely not. those are not the republican principles. he is not a democrat. he's just himself. he's egocentric.

among the law clerks are two judges, paul clement, jeffrey sutton and joan larson who was just put on the supreme court of michigan last fall, but you see the former clerks there now lined up. eight supreme court police officers there just at the end of the plaza with the capital building on the other side of the street and it's through that column that the casket will be married up to the supreme court's great hall. this ceremony is something that was familiar to justice scalia because it in 2005 there was a similar lying in repose ceremony for chief justice william rehnquist and at that time he was present and escorted president and mrs. bush as they came to pay their respects. president obama as you know, chris, will be here later today. we don't know who will have the honor of escorting the president, but it's right up through those two columns of people that the court's great hall is the space between that ceremonial entrance to the

jeffrey doesn't know. he can only describe them as white men 20 of them. he does know what he would say to them if he could. >> i'm sorry for whatever drives the hatred in you. if you can forgive yourself for that hatred, you can move on. and become a better person. >> reporter: we talked with witnesses who confirmed jeffrey's story. a facebook post that he posted has attracted almost a million hits so far just in two days. he said it was very hard to talk about but he wants to get the story out. in san francisco, mike sugerman, kpix 5. >>> developing now, rough surf brings big trouble for a man and woman on a pacifica beach. conditions so rough, even a rescuer seemed to struggle with the waves. kpix 5's veronica de la cruz is following the story from our newsroom. veronica. >> reporter: the surf was so rough like you were saying it took a huge effort to get the couple out of the water. a man and woman on the beach were overcome by a big wave. they both were swept out. >> though were holding on to each other. it took her out and he went in after her. she l

so was killing jeffrey pope part of the mission? how dare you stand there in your safe little job and judge me. you'll be judged because you tracked down pope and murdered him. objection! you want to know why i followed pope here? you wanted to avenge your friend's death? that's what pope was doing here in new york. him and his friends caught some high-level insurgent terrorist. and they weren't giving him over to our guys. they were offering him to the israelis. snuggle fresh spring flowers. the ultimate in snuggly softness. it stays fresh forhirty days with the value you love. let's make the world a softer place. let's snuggle. you know how it goes. you laugh. you tense. your bladder contracts. you leak. or... you don't. new poise impressa bladder supports help stop leaks by supporting your body in just the right place. see why nine of ten women said their bladder leakage was reduced or stopped at impressa.com. ah, a classic case of who dunnit? luckily, jay chews trident to help clean and protect his teeth, so he can claim his inn

and our jeffrey brown profiled that show and what it conveyed about the man.s an excerpt. >> the court has been my theater and i have the costumes. >> brown: in the new play, "the originalist," the first thing you notice about actor edward gero is his striking physical resemblance to the character he's playing: the real-life supreme court justice, antonin scalia. >> i tell people what they don't want to hear. that's what makes me a monster. that's how half the country see me: combative, law and order conservative. and that's what the other half sees me as a hero. which am i? >> brown: as it happens, both the justice and the actor trace their heritage to nearby villages in southern italy, both are from new jersey, raised in catholic homes and schools. to really "be scalia," all gero had to do was take a short ride over to the supreme court, to watch him in action, to get the mannerisms down. >> he sort of closes his eyes a little bit, and heightens his sense of listening. >> brown: show me. >> well, you know, he will, he'll listen, and then when he hears someth

jeffrey allen, 4a state champion - 195 lbs. (amherst co.)- "last year losing in the finals was a big disappointment but this year i won and got state title number two so i'm very fortunate." reid stewart, 3a state champion - 120 lbs. (brookville) - "i was so happy i got to do it with my dad in the corner because he's the largest part about my wrestling career. he's always there for me and he's always pushing me and making me strive for more and i just love him for that." austin wilkerson, 3a state champion - 145 lbs. (brookville) - "it means so much. it's been a goal ever since i was walking. i mean when i started wrestling back in elementary school, my goal was to be a high school state champion and i finally did it." mason wolk, 4a state champion - 220 lbs. (lca) - "really i just feel blessed and thankful for my coaches and my teammates." great accomplishment for wrestling champions! 3 3 remember this rolling block slide in last year's playoffs that broke ruben tejada's leg?now the mlb and the players' union are banning such

xrp [ cheers and applause ] thank you, jeffrey. we have a very good show tonight. tonight, from "pardon the interruption" on espn, time for three ridiculous questions from shaquille o'neal. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: if you had to eat a lightbulb how would you do it? >> i'd crush it. >> jimmy: with your feet or your hands? >> with my hands. i'd sprinkle it on some chicken caesar salad with some dressing. >> jimmy: so you'd make a meal out of it, enjoy it? >> of course, i would have to. >> jimmy: can you think of one practical use for your belly button? >> tsiis. >> jimmy: tsiis. what is it? get in there, make sure nobody's looking. >> jimmy: then if it does? >> get your ass in the shower. >> jimmy: you do take a moment to enjoy it? >> most of the time. >> jimmy: which would be harder for you to give up? eggs or the letter "q"? >> eggs. >> jimmy: eggs? >> every morning i got to get the sausage and cheese okay met. >> jimmy: your name would be shauille if it didn't have a q. >> it would still sound good. larry bird, magic john

jeffreys was arrested on two counts each of assault of a child under 12 and misdemeanor child abuse. she worked as a math teacher since august. we had a beautiful sunny friday to kick off the weekend. it is cold out there. chris: temperatures a little below average. the wind made it feel even colder than it was. tomorrow will be the same temperature. it will not be as windy. it should feel pretty good. by the early part of the week me -- we may crack 50. look at the dive next week. we may stay in the 30's all day tuesday, maybe wednesday. we will go for 40 or 41. well below average as the cold air moves in. the knights will be worse than that, probably in the low and mid 20's again. a sunny and breezy friday. this is what we're watching for some ever -- upper-level energy will drop into the gulf and merge off the coast of florida storm. the question is how close to the coast does it get and how much rain even a wintry mix for some does it bring for sunday? temperatures will be pretty warm for any significant problems. there is downtown durham looking good as the sun is about to set.

sheriff jeffrey gahler had to collect himself when sharing the news: (( sheriff jeffrey gahler: "one of our deputies was a 30 year veteran of this agency served with the court services division ..the other had served this agency for the last 16 years and was assigned to the community services division." )) ((kirsten joyce)) the suspect was killed in an exchange of gunfire. the sheriff's office was familiar with the man. surviving deputies who shot the suspect dead... have been placed on administrative leave. /// ((brian loftus)) > the holidays may be over... but a family goes big when it comes to decorating for valetine's day. ((kirsten joyce)) where the inspiration stems from... after years of putting up the decorations. /// ethel m chocolate factory is partnering up with uber... to bring ride- sharing customers a surprise treat. about 500 boxes of ethel m's heart-shaped chocolates.. will be randomly placed in uber cars. the chocolate is free... but everyone is encouraged to make a donation... to the local non-profit children's heart foundation. /// ((brian loftus)) > the county cle

jeffrey 17:53:33 this is the first time i won a sag. for supporting female actor alicia vikander, awarded for the danish girl, winning meant hitting the road?. alicia vikander 18:07:17 i just want to go out and celebrate - but i'm going to sit on a plane and get really drunk by myself and ask everyone in the cabin to dance with me. demi moore "the actor goes to ? spotlight" game on! with a win for outstanding motion picture cast? spotlight climbed back into the oscar's best picture race.. cc did you know this was special when you were doing it? moment i read it [me too] to the first day of shooting//i felt in my heart it was a special thing that had to be told best male actor winner listening to an overly ambitious slightly-annoying 13-year-old kid. .and for brie larson, her best female actor win for room?a culmination. i'm really grateful to have had so much life so 23:56 many trials and tribulations. ?breadth of experience?the key to success for an actor?just ask how to get away with murder's viola davis, now a four-time sag award win

ryan crocker and jim jeffrey.r commander of iraq and nato training mission, general michael barbero. thank you for joining us today. with four civil wars in 2015 and isis' rapid growth over the past 18 months, the middle east continues to be fraught with conflict and instability. that has exacerbated security concerns around the world. we are here today to do a deeper dive on one particular state, iraq, that holds strategic importance in the middle east and across global communities. as defeating isis dominates the agenda for many countries in the middle east including iraq, it is crucial we also take into account the deep-seated dynamics pre-existing in each of these countries that will need to be addressed when crafting sustainable solutions for peace. inspired by the ongoing work of the atlantic council's middle east strategy task force that is chaired by the executive vice chair of the atlantic council and the honorary board director, madeleine albright, iraq task force seeks to go beyond the defeat of isis an

let's bring in jeffrey hadley.s so much for being with us. >> thank you. >> we understand the suspect has made some incriminating statements to authorities in custody. what is is he saying? >> well, i'm not at liberty to discuss the exact nature of those statements. what i can say is he made some incriminating statements that certainly gave us enough probable to submit to the prosecutor's office and for the arraignment yesterday. >> can you give us the nature of those incriminating statements. i know you don't want to taint your investigation. but the prosecutor himself has said that this suspect confessed. >> well, i can't get into the exact language of the statements. i don't have those specifically. i do know in conversations with my detectives he made incriminating statements that put him at the time and place that these incidents occurred. that's all i'm at liberty to discuss. >> but we understand the weapon matched the bullets. is that right? >> if that's the information you have. that's not the information i

we'll speak with jeffrey later on. he's a sports writer. he doesn't know who wonh the super bowl not just this year, he doesn't know who won i i 2012. i hope i don't blurt it out, i really do. valentine's day, love is a mysterious thing. >> guillermo: right, jimmy. >> jimmy: thank you. love, it's difficult to put into words. with the most romantic day of the year approaching sunday we thought it would be fun to go on the street to ask children to explain love. and this is what in addition to say. what they had to say. what is love >> what is love? >> i have no idea. >> what is love? >> um -- love is when you love somebody. and it's when you love somebody. andt's really when you love somebody. >> what do you think it feels >> it feels like -- heaven? >> what do people who love each other do? >> they be gross. >> what does that mean? >> they kiss. they be gross. >> if you're not in love and you want to be what should you do to find someone? >> go to a woman casino. >> what about tinder? do you think that's a good way to meet people? >> tinder