king's dream congressman jeffries is a scholar, a distinguished member of the judiciary committee, he continues to be a tireless advocate for social and economic justice. working hard to reform our criminal justice system, improve the economy for hardworking americans, and to make college more affordable for all. but most importantly, he is someone that i am proud to follow and he is my colleague. today we come to educate and to discuss some of the many contributions and accomplishments in american history that african-americans etched into the cornerstone of this america, mr. speaker, that they helped change. the congressional black caucus is and continues to be a part of that change. as we reflect on dr. martin luther king jr., whose holiday we recently observed, thanks to our congressional black caucus colleague, congressman john conyers, the dean, who worked tirelessly to have the day recognized as a federal holiday, we pause to reflect not only to remember but to acknowledge our unfinished work. congressional black caucus members and other colleagues with constituents across the

meantime jeffries is suing the officer for civil rights violations. maryland law requires the driver to produce their driver's license and registration card upon demand to a uniformed officer. >> wcertainly learned some information there. tisha lewis with the story. thank you. >>> an accident in montgomery county ended with a school bus on the front lawn of a house. it happened this afternoon along connecticut avenue and randolph road in wheaton. the driver suffered non-life-threatening injuries. there is no word what may have led to the accident. >> now to fairfax county and the dramatic rescue of a young girl. the girl went missing and police deployed its helicopter to assist with the search. the thermal imaging and night vision helped officers find her. eric was on that ride and says this particular mission was very rewarding. >> it feels great. it's one of the better missions that we have. it feels pretty good to actually go out there and know that you may have had a small part and made a difference. >> the girl was partially submerged in the lake

/aunt of victim 0536 it was messed up, messed up, glass everywhere.charlotte jeffries is related to the folks inside.jeffries 0638 it had me shooken up too, like it happened to me. i just heard that big solid boom.that noise replaced later -nats - screw nats - wood- with the sounds of a temporary fix.for a split second situation -james 2122. out, move out.- a battering of sorts - in the bedroom. colder air is heading towards the tri-state. nine first warning meteorlogist steve raleigh is here with your look at the morning. we will see a mix of suns and clouds tomorrow, there's a 20 percent chance of a few flurries. high pressure builds in friday and through most of the weekend to give us mainly new information on a very disturbing story. an ohio seminary student is accused trying to going to mexico with plans to rape and molest infants.now.. police say he also tried to have contact with children in ohio. police in steubenville say joel wright put an ad on craigslist ofering to pay parents up to 150 dollars to let him babysit their children. a tipster was worried about the ad.. and calle

>> i'm at work right now. >> reporter: 25-year-old christopher jeffries said he was working, delivering pizzas, when a blad police say in a statement, jeffrey swerved across the painted divider, drove erratically, and abruptly turned left. >> the police officer got that wrong. because my client never made a left-hand turn. >> reporter: jeffrey's attorney, j. wendell gordon said he disputes much of what police say happened. he said what is indisputable is a climate of bias against young black men. >> this is crazy. >> i'm putting my phone down. >> put your phone down! >> he's got some anger management problems. and i think he probably became more upset when he put his life into my -- lights into my client's rear-view mirror to see in the vehicle, and noticed that my client was african american. >> i think that i look like what a lot of people are afraid of. >> going from bad to real bad. >> what's bad? >> roll down your window. >> on social media, some say jeffries should have complied about five command -- six commands in five seconds, and they still don't deescalate. >> jeffreys is fac

jeffries disappeared about week ago. tyler's been out looking for her. why didn't you let my mom help you? or my uncle? because then you'd find out, and... people at school. (short laugh) but... i guess they'll all find out anyway when it's in the papers that she's dead. tyler, we don't know that she is. i've looked everywhere. because she's been in the hospital. accidental od. e's been a jane doe at bellevue for a couple days. is there any way i can see her? that's why i'm here. so you did keep looking for her. and your uncle is on his way down from rhode island. you'll stay with him until your mom gets clean. thank you so much. all of you. we just did what she asked. come on. i want a cape. ah. (chuckles) cheers. (exhales) yeah. is this about that tomlifellow? his second family needs to be taken care of. wasn't that his job? well, he got himself killed in the line of duty before he got around to it. so throw him a 10-13 party. there is a three-month-old baby girl o's gonna grow up without a father. and the problem does not get solved by some sh in a ci

tyler jeffries. i'm nicky's mom. uh, my-my name's not tyler. from blessed heart. you came to our house for nicky's birthday party last year. i said i'm not him. forget it. tyler, are you okay? here we go, erin. yeah, i'll be right there. tyler! put him in interrogation. this one in the radio room. cuff the others to something solid. don't let them talk to each other or so much as trade glances. this goes real easy, fellas. first one to give up castillo wins the prize. you get the radio room; i got the box. got it. gormley: reagan, you want help? no. i got cops from a dozen precincts no, we're gonna get a crack at them first. all right, listen, steve kept me in the loop on this castillo. says his people are unusually loyal. boss of the year? great, i'm jealous. well, i'm just saying, you might hit a brick wall. then i'll drag his family in here. if you can find them. apparently he has a sister, bucastillo made her change her name so nobody could find her and use her against him in some way. do you have any more words of encouragement here, sarge, 'cause this level

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jeffries: it's a great question. unfortunately, the arc of history here in this great country of ours has been that whenever progress has been made, it's been followed by a backlash. progress was made with the reconstruction amendments, it was followed by a backlash that lynchings crow, the in the south. progress was made in the 1960's with the civil rights act, the voting rights act, the fair housing act, immediately followed by richard nixon's southern strategy and a backlash against things like affirmative action which had barely been put into motion and a rollback of the war on poverty which was designed to help african-americans and all americans of every race. then of course many thought that we perhaps had reached a post racial america in the aftermath of the election of president barack obama, but we know, of course that that is not the case, sadly. i am hopeful, however that many of my colleagues, republicans and democrats, conservatives and progressives, who have come together, folks like raul labrador, tre

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at 10% andt jeffries goldman at 18%.ave got all of the wall street analyst ratted just, these are the experts and they are not agreeing on whether we will see a recession or not simply because the yield curve is not doing what it has traditionally done. brendan: we have got a function on terminal that does a far better job at my inadequate to human arms. the yield curve, if we are theng forward over time, yield curve is slowly flattening but there is not that much movement at all. if this is what is going on, one of two things is possible pair one is low growth and the yield curve is right. the other is they are no longer sending us useful information. td andformation is jeffries, what are they looking at, what are the indicators? susanne: they are looking at financial conditions. they are looking at what equities are doing, they're looking at junk bond deals. they're looking at how the market is looking at the fed market rate. we are using all these different, in addition to the labor market indicators. this is how we a

. >>> christopher jeffries said he was delivering pizzas when an officer pulled him over. he said the officer was acting aggressive and pointing a gun in his face. the police say jeffries swerved across a painted divider, drove erratically, and then refused to roll down his window for the officer. he is facing multiple chargesy. can see his cell phone video of the encounter on app. >>> four people are promising to give themselves up in a few hours. overnight 60,000 people listened to a live phone feed of the standoff in oregon streaming on youtube. one of them told the fbi negotiator, kill me. get it over with. the standoff start over a month ago over ranching rights. >>> after poor performances in new hampshire, two republican candidates are dropping out of the presidential race. chris christie is dropping out, as is carly fiorina. >>> this morning we are covering the story of who performed on unwanted surgery on their newborn. >> they took our child who was 100% healthy, nursing well, no issues at all, took him out of the nursery and just cut his mouth. >> reporter: not

mary and david jeffries went on a trip to hawaii in 2013 where david lost his ring while snorkeling. luckily a woman from portland found the ring about a year later. campaign, the couple got the ring back.## still to come, a cool story you don't want to miss... a tampa woman's school project - she can actually live in! coming up tonight on 10 news and c-b-s primetime.. supergirl kicks things off at 8:00.. followed by scorpion at 9:00 and n-c-i-s: los angeles. then catch 10 news at 11. talk about living your heart loves omega-3s. but the omega-3s in fish oil differ from megared krill oil. unlike fish oil, megared is easily absorbed by your body. megared. the difference is a usf graduate student can easily sit on top of her 145-square foot- house any time she wants. stephanie henschen - built a "tiny house" with the help of her family and friends as part of her thesis towards her masters in architecture from usf. she says her professors are pretty impressed! admits there's still the "inside" of her tiny house she created a go fund me account to help with expenses. the focus of her thes

hakeem jeffries/congressional black caucus pac board member-- alt font--(d) new york)"the members of the congressional black caucus across many different generations - members in their 30s, 40s, 50s, 60s, 70s and 80s have collectively concluded that hillary clinton is the right person for the job."bernie sanders met wednesday with reverend al sharpton.they talked for about 20 minutes, but sharpton did not extend his endorsement.a recent nbc- wall street journal-marist poll showed sanders with only 17-percent support among african americans in south carolina ... compared with 74-percent support for clinton. political analyst michael nutter explained.(michael nutter/political analyst--alt font--fmr. philadelphia mayor) "because the relationships are so long-standing. they're so deep. they're real. there are the nature of these relationships."but political analyst van jones says sanders numbers with african-americans could improve.(van jones/political commentator)"i think he will grow in the black community. but where we are right now a& he has not made those strong connections yet. phi

george jeffries was not only respected a as a business leader. he was a thoughtful leader to his community, volunteering, contributing to local schools, scouts and church programs. in addition to his companies being recognizing multiple times as an outstanding wholesaler by an hicer-busch. he received the distinguished -- an highser busch, he received the distinguished award. his dedication to business and to his community from -- were certainly highlights of his life. but the true foundations of george jeffries' life was his family. his wife, lucy, and his three children, daughters lee and ellen and his son, robert, and his seven grandchildren, will all remember him with love. mr. speaker, i'm honored to call george jeffries a friend, and i pray for god's blessings and god's peace to his family. with that i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the chair recognizes the gentleman from massachusetts, mr. mcgovern, for five minutes. mr. mcgovern: i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore:

john jeffries with with inside the courtroom, don prosecutors say keepers with a part of eisenhower's plan before lovell killed someone she never even met because she wanted to be part of something secret and special with david eisenhower. this was something the two plotted, they planned before caring it it out, at one point they sat inside a cookout, a burger restaurant to discuss it. the plan was to lure nichole out of the house, and take her to a remote location where he would kill her. here is how she spelled it out. she crawled out of the window of her apartment with her cell phone and her minion character blanket. eisenhower admitted to being here, he give nichole a side hug and went back to campus, prosecutors say at that is not what happen next. instead, eisenhower at some point killed nichole then keepers returned to help load nichole's body into the trunk of eisenhower's lexus. they went to a wal-mart to buy the stand describing how she thought about suicide in 8th and 9th grade and started cutting. as soon as she got to virginia tech she says she sought counseling before sh

found marijuana. they found 152 pounds of pot at his out. he didn't the only one facing charges. jeffry harrison is seen in this rap video with agun. she was charged with assault and kidnaping. the charges were dropped because the victim count cooperate. >> reporter: this investigation started in may when a man was killed in his car. police say the trim shooting in the west end in may. >> i can share with you that have we been pushing a lot of resources. we want to see more of this in cincinnati. >> now police are stills looking for watson tonight. is wanted for felony drug possession. federal charges are possible in this case since the atf is involved. reporting live from hamilton county justice center. >> cammy: thank you. and if you can help police with the investigation please call crime stoppers. panicked, this is how the cincinnati police department feels. anone anone -- >> i can't deny that there is a heightened sense of awareness but that's it. just an extra little eye on things. >> rob: this police isn't sure if there was a did that breech. >> cammy: tonight city leaders got a

. >> john jeffries explains that one search team consisted of man and man's best friend here >> reporter: the state trooper in the 2-year-old stick together.>> when we receive bloodhound, not only does the dog go through training but also the handler. >> reporter: training for 13 weeks and certified to work together to track the missing or lost work>> i learned to read her and she got used to me as a handler. >> reporter: unlike canines to criminals, bloodhound's like ellie mae our called into action like last week when it henry county woman was reported missing. >> we were called to assist in locating her. >> reporter: they found her in a wooded area just in time. >> she deftly would not have been able to survive the elements that night. as cold as it was.>> reporter: that it's spring and summer called upon >>> a line of q/z destruction -- ripping through parts of the country. >> bringing with it heavy rain, high winds. >>> good evening.

robert jeffries, pastor of the first baptist church in dallas, texas.for being with us this evening. how will the passing of justice scalia affect the evangelical vote in this presidential election? >> judge, i think in many ways it could be a game changer with a large segment of evangelical voters, and here's why. for the last 60 years, many evangelicals had felt that there has been a rabid attempt by secularists to move this country away from its judeo christian foundation. let me cut to the chase. i believe any gop contender from this point on who is unwilling to say that he would utilize two litmus tests beyond original intent and appointing a supreme court justices that is they have to be pro life and pro religious liberty, anyone who is unwilling to do that i think will be toast will evangelical voters. after all, bernie and hillary have their litmus test. we better make sure we have ours. >> well, let's assume that they do pass your litmus test or the litmus test you describe the evangelicals want. what do you think is going to happen? president

republican presidential campaign has a new front-runner for most ridiculous lawyer in the world, jeffry l. goldman actually wrote a letter to the cruz for president campaign that begins with i am counsel to donald trump. the cruz campaign provided us with a copy of that letter and in it donald trump's lawyer complains about an attack ad and says the cruz campaign does not stop running that ad, quote, we will seek immediate legal action to prevent the continued broadcast of the attack ad and hold you jointly liable to the fullest extent of the law for any damages resulting there from and we'll look forward to doing it. i'm sure by now like me you're all looking forward to seeing the attack ad that donald trump's lawyer says is the very definition of liable. >> life, marriage, religious liberty, the second amendment, we're just one supreme court justice away from losing them all. >> would president trump ban partial birth abortion? >> i'm very prochoice. >> but you would not ban it? >> no, i am -- i am pro-choice in every respect. >> we cannot trust donald trump with these serious decisio

in november, they say a federal grand jury indicted 26-year-old dylan jeffries from western virginia. he when he's sentenced in may. prosecutors did not say which local college he attended -- or whether he was in college at the time this happened. new tonight. the wife of a dead islamic state leader now faces charges in the death of an american. kayla mueller died in february of last year. prosecutors now say a 25-year-old iraqi citizen who goes by umm sayyaf -- supported terrorism, and helped keep mueller in custody. she's currently in iraqi custody for terror-related activities, and could spend her life in prison if convicted. mueller was working as a humanitarian near the syrian city of allepo, when militants captured her. a bus driver ended up hurt -- breaking up a fight between students. portsmouth public schools says it happened on a bus headed to douglass park elementary today. police say two girls were fighting -- so the driver pulled over. about 30 minutes later, they say he called 9-1-1 for a shoulder injury. police the disciplinary system in virginia beach public schools ma

joining me now to discuss is representative hakeem jeffries. he is a cbc congressional black caucus pac board member. >> good to see you. >> good to have you on. why are you and the congressional black caucus throwing your support behind hillary clinton? >> i want to first congratulate senator bernie sanders on a significant victory in new hampshire but i think the members of the congressional black caucus across many different generation, members in their 30s, 40s, 50s, 60s, 70s, and 80s, don, have collectively concluded that hillary clinton is the right person for the job, she can both get elected and she's ready, willing and able on day one to step into 1600 enpennsylvania avenue and yijt the dramatic change we need in this country building upon the significant accomplishments of president barack obama. >> i noticed you didn't mention the 20-somethings which is a lot of the millennials because they didn't come to consensus maybe of the congressional black caucus but that's where bernie sanders has -- >> he should be commended for bringing ad

hakeem jeffries of new york was one of them. >> hillary clinton has been there from the very beginning to deal with the gun violence epidemic and its impact on african american communities across the country. >> reporter: she has prayed with black pastors, met with black lives matter protestors and is airing this new ad in the south.

hakeem jeffries of new york was one of them. >> hillary clinton has been there from the very beginning to deal with the gun violence epidemic and its impact on african american communities across the country. >> reporter: she has prayed with black pastors, met with black lives matter protestors and is airing this new ad in the south. >> you have to face up to the hard truth of injustice and systematic racism. >> reporter: her campaign says sanders is a johnny-come-lately he says he got his start in activism during the civil rights movement. georgia congressman john lewis scoffed at that today. >> but i never saw him. i never met him. i chaired the student non-violent coordinating committee, but i met hillary clinton. i met president clinton. >> reporter: sanders does speak frequently about incarceration rates and poverty. >> 51% of young african american kids in this country are unemployed or underemployed. that is a national tragedy. that has got to change. >> reporter: the influential writer tanehisi coates called sanders the best option, and performer harry belafonte endorsed him to

in november, they say a federal grand jury indicted 26-year-old dylan jeffries from western virginia. he when he's sentenced in may. prosecutors did not say which local college he attended -- or whether he was in college at the time this happened. new tonight. the wife of a dead islamic state leader now faces charges in the death of an american. kayla mueller died in february of last year. prosecutors now say a 25-year-old iraqi citizen who goes by umm sayyaf -- supported terrorism, and helped keep mueller in custody. she's currently in iraqi custody for terror-related activities, and could spend her life in prison if convicted. mueller was working as a humanitarian near the syrian city of allepo, when militants captured her. a bus driver ended up hurt -- breaking up a fight between students. portsmouth public schools says it happened on a bus headed to douglass park elementary today. police say two girls were fighting -- so the driver pulled over. about 30 minutes later, they say he called 9-1-1 for a shoulder injury. police the disciplinary system in virginia beach public schools ma

jeffries also admitted he illegally stored photos and videos of underage girls that he received through social media and e mails he faces a minimum of ten years in prison the maximum could be life in prison. jeffers will be sentenced in may. now a store you'll see only on thirty news now people in police and chesapeake are looking for someone who caused thousands of dollars worth of damage in a home in brentwood that damage the result of a hit and run crime film looks at could help find the driver this is kind of dream car mine had the vehicle hit this car so hard that is the where the rear taillights supposed to be is now at the back glass ship directly from japan chris reynolds nissan skyline was the worst of the casualties in brentwood sunday afternoon a pickup truck to work laws neighbors yards on battery park road and took out a speed limit sign before blasting through a fence into his mother's driveway. reynolds car pushed a good twenty feet through a gate and into a friend's car you know i keep a nice yacht and i pay my taxes and i have to come to this be a unified been here i wo

francine: is the seesawing in the jeffries economy can -- and the japanese economy expected to continueseen: the pattern we have -- brett: the pattern we have reason to think that is going to change. we have a lot of uncertainty. we could have an election in japan midyear. we have lawmakers talking about whether they should be considering a sales tax increase. there is uncertainty. the bank ofsure on japan about whether it needs more stimulus. credits. exchange now in january, he is added negative rates. there is a lot of options for the week of japan as we move into the march meeting. speculation will rise about which one of those he may choose. francine: thanks so much, brett. the japanese economy's team leader talk to us. the last couple of minutes we had breaking news from hsbc. we have been speaking to the ceo and he is been saying -- this is after saying hsbc has decided to keep its headquarters in london. the ceo speaking to bloomberg saying the financial markets are at a kilter with the real economy. he is talking about the brexit. he says brexit would impact banks. he is hoping

not all the same rules apply, jeffries. you know that. no, all i know is that when it hit the fan, you ducked. you're my responsibility and you're an integral part of my squad. i did not agree with their conclusion but i did agree that you need help. what does my personal life have to do with my work or the way i do it? the way i see it it's the equivalent of you trying to eat your gun well... then i don't think we have anything left to talk about. judge: will the defendant please rise? there is no doubt that spousal rape exists. there is no doubt th a wife holds the same protection under the law from her husband and any other male acquaintance or stranger with regard to her own body. but how does the law determine if a rape actually occurred within a relationship defined by its very nature as normal sexual intimacy? unfortunately, it cannot, nor should it therefore, in the matter of the people v. lloyd david andrews, the defendant is hereby found not guilty of one count of rape in the first degree not guilty, one count of sexual miscondu

." :10 herndon jeffries,pastor a future that involves several repairs to the gable, roof and exterior of the church.." when the wind came along and ripped off the tin roof it kinda created a suction and i think it pulled the bricks inwards." :8 though the church still stands, the members are mourning a greater loss. one of their long time members keith harris died in that storm. " i think he would definitely have a smile on his face seeing that we're still together and worshipping because that's what this is about." :10 member, shana harvey congregation members say they left stronger than when they came. bernard mazanic, member " it's just wonderful to hear that kind of message because now we can take it home with us and try to use it to bring out lives together with each other." :8 3 3 pattie plasma keith harris' will be this morning at 11 at robinson funeral home. 3 pattie it's now been 5 days since that tornado ripped through appomattox county. volunteers were back out there on saturday - lending a hand with clean-up and debris removal. and the residents there continue to move forw

jeffries comes out and says m&a can save freeport.s while freeport is unlikely to be acquired outright -- come on! it's like i can be jackie mason. no, it will not be acquired outright. they talk about the idea of selling some copper assets and buy time. the problem is the debt is somewhat humongous on freeport. it's a carl icahn name. chesapeake is a carl icahn name. cheniere. >> he has significant stakes in the equity. this is a guy who knows his way around the debt markets. he made a choice to go into equity, not debt. he may own that, too. you don't know. >> i don't know. but this piece will get people to sell it less aggressively. if you were selling this down to 3 or 4, you might stop at 4 1/2. >> so different levers they can pull in terms of asset sales. >> freeport is at risk of running out of liquidity by 2018. that's a bullish forecast. 2018 which is the year that the 76ers have in terms of a game plan. >> right. >> that's like -- >> it's not that far away. >> no. it could happen even, you know -- 2019. freeport -- this is a

brad handler with jeffries.appreciate you being with us. >>> to dominic chu. >> the dow jones transportation index is a notable underperformer. nearly all 20 members are negative here with airline stocks weighing down the most so far. shares of american airlines, southwest, jetblue, delta, down around 3% or more. all of this despite crew dipping below the $30 a barrel mark. right now 25% for the transportation stocks. keep an eye on those. more on "power lunch." keep it here. [beekeeper] from bees to business expenses, i'm in charge of it all. so i've been snapping photos of my receipts and keeping track of them in quickbooks. now i'm on top of my expenses, and my bees. best 68,000 employees ever. that's how we own it. >>> if the consumer is showing signs of slowing, what does that mean for mall operators. bill toutman has a portfolio stretching throughout the united states and asia. great to have you with us. bill, i'm sure you're very familiar with steve's work. his note was titled back in november, downgradin