was he mad at jessie? no, he wasn't mad at jessie. jessie because she was convenient. >> reporter: but the d.a. did say there was evidence that showed this seemingly sweet young man had been secretly obsessed with murder. on his computer police found disturbing internet searches. >> what does he do in the days and events leading up to this crime? he does a search for serial killers on wiki, a little bit later serial killers by number of victims. >> reporter: their most alarming find was a violent, pornographic film with a plot eerily similar to how jessie was killed. prosecutors claim daniel used it as an instructional video. >> at some point in the movie he pulls out a binding and places it around her neck. he then strangles her. >> there were searches on serial killers. there were searches on bondage. >> reporter: did dan then, who was big into the theater, a straight-a student, was he also a serial killer in training? >> i think that's the potential. >> reporter: prosecutors showed the jury all the physical evidence. the dna, the t

in 2011 jessie was in a bad car accident. because of that she suffered severe traumatic brain injury. she receives 24-hour care. >> you saw how much that meant to mom just as much as it means to jessie. wants her to have that normal, special experience. >> when somebody is battling something like this, it's easy to write them off. i'm glad she wrote it in ink and signed it. >> they seem like a close knit family and it's beautiful jessie will be able to participate in the wedding festivities. >>> one of the things i really love about youtube and by extension "right this minute," it gives us an opportunity to really see some very unique perspectives. and this one is pretty unique. you can tell we're under water, but where we are will be revealed once we breach the surface. >> submarine. >> whale. >> well, we're on a whale, yes. we're also in the beautiful waters of the antarctic. what this is is a really cool research project that's currently going on with the backing of the wwf. >> okay, great. so they strap a camera to the wh

jes jes jessi jessie? >>> watching the beginnings of the plat bridge there behind the graphic. we have no problems or delays either direction right now. moving over that bridge. we're watching construction over the burlington bristol. single-lane traffic alternating in both directions this morning. they will open that before the morning commute gets intense. there. clear. we'll end with the center city sinkhole. 17th street closed for a portion between walnut and locust. getting around that should be easy right now. center city, no problems. still into the green. >> thank you. >>> breaking overnight, a man in his 80s is held at gunpoint and robbed inside his own home. this happened in the bustleton section of philadelphia. that's where nbc 10's pamly osborne joins us live. the attackers got away with the man's car. tell us how and when this happened. >> reporter: well, we're still working to get all of that figured out right now. we know that the victim wasn't able to call police except for two hours after this may have happened. take a look. i'm going to step out of the way. t

jessie dee lora founded repair you. >> keep prices low for students.dents don't have money and they need their phones fixed we keep our overhead low. we can offer affordable prices top students. >> why didn't we think of this jim. man, jessie hopes to take his unique phone fixing business to campuses throughout the country. very clever. >> i can't even work my phone let alone fix somebody's else's. >>> quite magical sight over the mountains in china. >> they're flowing through an area called the three gorgeous home to the largest water and power project in country. spring drizzle created this scene. the region is famous for views like this. >> that's so neat. >> very nice. >> you get like the june gloom places like san diego for example which is all moisture based. if you've got the opportunity to get that fog to form to low clouds this is a perfect place to see that kind of thing form. >> okay. >> so, interesting. yeah, the topography and the valleys like all of those things play into the fog formation. >> okay. >> i'm geeing out, can you tell. >> i e

jes jes jessi jessie? >>> watching the beginnings of the plat bridge there behind the graphic. we have no problems or delays either direction right now. moving over that bridge. we're watching construction over the burlington bristol. single-lane traffic alternating in both directions this morning. they will open that before the morning commute gets intense. there. clear. we'll end with the center city sinkhole. 17th street closed for a portion between walnut and locust. getting around that should be easy right now. center city, no problems. still into the green. >> thank you. >>> breaking overnight, a man in his 80s is held at gunpoint and robbed inside his own home. this happened in the bustleton section of philadelphia. that's where nbc

jessie tough for a nice guy? he is tough, he is smart and he has a great heart.he patriot coaches and these deliver iconic american sports moments that will last forever. we watch that game over and over. that game will last forever. era super bowl wins in the of free agency which is really tough area and what an achievement. super bowllations to champion new england patriots and with that i would like to ask a very special and talented man and a great friend of mine for a long time, bob kraft, to say a few words. thank you all very much. [applause] >> thank you, mr. president. it is a true honor to be here for the fifth time separating a world championship. we have thehat privilege of coming here to the white house, i think about the were faced by our country's forefathers who fought for our freedom and independence. overcoming long odds through perseverance, and most importantly, mental toughness is the foundation of everything that is great about this country. i am proud that the first time we came here as a team after winning a championship as 14 point under

i said, that jessie helms, and i went on to basically say, he had no social redeeming value.been sent because their state found something good about them. it's your job to look for that. it's always appropriate to question the man and woman's judgment, but never their motive because you don't know it. well, ladies and gentlemen all we do today is seem question motive. there's nothing beyond our capability, beyond our capacity, nothing. focus on that was referenced by a previous speaker. >> it's so different. it's so different. it's so similar in our aspirations. we have the christening, the constitution was to make those aspirations sing. history as demonstrated when we act as one america, we always do well, no matter who is in charge. rich, poor, middle class, black, white, asian, hispanic, gay, transgender. those have been here generations and those who have only come recently. one america. even when it's not easy, which most of the time it's not, even when there are setbacks and attitudes. i always eventually stepped forward. we've always over come. but as martin o'malley,

non-sense, roared uncle jessie. if christ went to springfield with got away he would fear coming again. above all else, lincoln's stories served as a colorful mean of instruction and ilucidation. they say i tell a great many stories. i found in the course of long experience, common people, take them as they run are more easily influenced and filmed for the region of broad illustration than in any other way. lincoln uses stories as parables. they exposed the fourth logical opposing council and said he was united and having trouble closing up a barrel and put a boy inside to hold the head in place. the plan worked so well they drove on the hoops and forgot about the boy and how he was to get out. they drove him engaging economies and john pope telegraphed washington that he had captured 5,000 of beuregard's men the cabinet asked the president for his opinion. the doctor came and prescribed some medicine for her constipation. returning the next normal he found her fresh and getting well and breakfast. she confirmed the

. ♪ it's not about the money money money ♪ >> that's the smash hit that made jessie j a worldwide sensationvideo. why is her mantra now get ugly. >> our senior news editor found out. >> all right. ready to go. >> u-g-l-y get ugly ♪ >> what does that mean? >> makes faces at the gym. no need for a snazzy outfit. i love this outfit but you wouldn't ever catch me in a gym in this. i can move in this if you need me to lunge. ♪ dripping sweat ♪ >> it's that monster of like, damn, you look like dine night ♪ body like ♪ >> one of those women that are just working out to look good in that bikini or are you constantly on the workout jet stream -- regime? >> i work out to be healthy. >> when you're eating on a day and you're like screw it i'm eating whatever i want, what is your go-to? >> frozen kmok lat. chocolate. anything chocolate. >> i wonder if she likes chocolate? >> she loves chocolate. when we come back there's the view. there's more to life than the climb. you've gotta stop and look around a little. come, shed life's layers in asheville. let the child inside you out to play. remember who you

outside san jose city hall, i'm jessie ktvu fox 2 news. >>> we are not done with the rain yet.ary orozco is in the weather center. >> yes, thankfully we received a break and for christina the rain will help to improve the allergies going on. >> looking forward to that. >> lay down tomorrow of the poll help. the rain kicking down the pollen. as we take a look at the pollen levels, trees high and that will continue, oak, pine, mulberry, as we know the rain come was long and helps to get rid of the pollen. not for today, the winds are still blowing. livermore 8 miles per hour. light breeze there. hayward 16. and areas in oakland where we keep going back to check in on opening day, the winds are about 15 miles per hour and we are seeing some of that out in the parking lot. a view from up above farther to the north. ocean people, half moon bay, can you see a little bit of patchy fog as we roll through tuesday, patchy fog a possibility. i think we are going to see more in the high clouds spill egg over to the by area. it's by thursday and into friday that we see bigger changes, futur

>> no. >> jessie waters got in a car and tailed you for several hours?>> i mentioned. >> and then he ambush you? >> outside a bred and breakfast actually. i don't know how they found me exactly, but i didn't tell anyone where we were going. in retrospect i remember a car following. i think they fold me a few hours to virginia. i was with my husband. when you see a car following you it's just a coincidence. >> so he did that interview without trying to contact you. this was a shtick of that show. how do you feel about all this? >> i think it's about time bill o'reilly was off the air not only because of the ambush and all the racist and sexist things he said on the air over the years, but these sort of sexual harassment allegations is not like they're new. we've known about them from at least 2004, so it was about time. >> i imagine at media matters is it's a happy week. he thought his ace in the hole was he was going to send this e-mail trooeflg fact that you guys wanted him off the air and that would protect him. >> he was going to out our very public c

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during a softball game jessie harper rips a foul ball and look out. it smashes a camera. the camera operator is like, i guess my day is done, watch forever a yellow orb to come in from the right side. just like that. i'm guessing it might be a few dollars to fix that. >> careful. careful. no no no careful. cecily tynan has the accuweather forecast when we continue in just a minute. alright gus, you're next. [giggle] ready? ok. go!...seahorse... no. -giant snail. -flamingo. the water... ...under the... pony! no. bow and arrow? oh oh... uh-huh. yeah. the leaning tower of pisa. ah-oh. [giggle] really?! [ding] ohhhh. what was it? bank on it. ohh, the new scratch-off from the pennsylvania lottery. with top prizes of $300 grand! oh, i knew what it was the entire time. [laughter] keep on scratchin'. >>> i don't know how this happened but i somehow forgot that you called for these types of temperatures but it's shocking. we hit 74 and i was wrong. a complete miss by 1 degree. tomorrow 70 give or take a degree or two. lots of sunshine and thursday weather goes downhill quickly and

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>> no. >> jessie waters got in a car and tailed you for several hours?en he ambush you? >> outside a bred and breakfast actually. i don't know how they found me exactly, but i didn't tell anyone where we were going. in retrospect i remember a car following. i think they fold me a few hours to virginia. i was with my husband. when you see a car following you it's just a coincidence. >> so he did that interview without trying to contact you. this was a shtick of that show. how do you feel about all this? >> i think it's about time bill o'reilly was off the air not only because of the ambush and all the racist and sexist things he said on the air over the years, but these sort of sexual harassment allegations is not like they're new. we've known about them from at least 2004, so it was about time. >> i imagine at media matters is it's a happy week. he thought his ace in the hole was he was going to send this e-mail trooeflg fact that you guys wanted him off the air and that would protect him. >> he was going to out our very public campaign. he's been the co

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. >> reporter: when jessie's two daughters came home from a school field day event with second degree burns a few years ago. >> her shoulders looked like leather, it was horrific. >> reporter: she was outraged to learn sunscreen wasn't allowed in school without a doctor's note. >> their teachers were applying sunscreen in front of them. one teacher even said, oh, honey, you're getting so burnt. i wish i could share this with you but i can't. >> reporter: the reason the food & drug administration consider an over the counter medication, meaning teachers and nurses can't apply it and parents can't even send it to school without a doctor's okay. worrisome to parents who find out 500 children have melanoma every year. >> it leads to developing skin cancer including melanoma. later in life. >> reporter: the second most diagnosed skin cancer between the ages of 15 and 29. now washington state is one step closer to changing its policy. the governor expected to sign a bill that will allow school workers to help students apply sunscreen but won't require them to do so. california, new york, ut

in their nearly five years together, he went from being her backup dancer to one of nicki minaj, jessied nick jonas's go-to choreographers. now, sure, a-rod's famous in his own right, but let's just say, the former yankee's reputation has been a bit tarnished. it was even parodied in the # movie "train wreck." >> tom brady. roger federer. alex rodriguez. >> [ bleep ] that guy! >> whether j-lo is a-rod's secret weapon or not, expect to see way more j-rod. a source tells e.t. it's going to get busy for both soon, so they're packing in the time together. >> it's obvious. we've been having a great time. >> it sounds like it's already working. but if j-rod needs more inspiration for how to make their romance work, look no further than jennifer aniston and justin theroux justin's been shooting much of the final season of "the leftovers" in australia. so jen paid a few surprise visits down under. but they have other ways they keep their long distance marriage hot. >> facetime! facetime, and getting back whenever i could. i'm always missing summer in los angeles and new york, so i wanted to com

. >> one of these guys is jessie riggs.gs says his great-great grandfather and other family members fought in the civil war. >> i don't think about what they fought for because i really don't know. but they went off and they fought because the state asked them to. >> trevor: so let me get this straight-- you're so proud that you have to honor your civil war ancestors, but not proud enough to google why they were fighting. ( laughter ) yeah. this day honors my beloved great-grandfather. i want to say william? is that the name, william, maybe? look at this crazy dude running around looking like santa in the off season. look at him. look, look, don't get me wrong. i know that some of today's southerners genuinely believe honoring this past doesn't necessarily honor white supremacy. but it's a hard case to make when there are statues that literally celebrate white supremacy. and you know they were serious because they chiseled it into the monument, people. nobody chisels on a whim. it's not a drunk tweet. ( laughter ) like "oh,

applause to end my hectic day in new york, jessie's fixed me up with a bed for the night.absolutely, follow me. 0k. it's a cab. oh, it's a luxury liner taxi cab. wait until you see the inside, you will love it. that is lovely. here's some complimentary water for you and here is your official taxi hat. how much does it cost to stay here? $39 a night, that's it. monday through friday, $39, and then on weekends just $49. and so you are allowed to be parked here? yes, nothing i'm doing is illegal. the only thing i have to do is make sure i follow the parking regulations. i always pick a place that has a beautiful view of the skyline. right then, better get in. it's actually quite comfortable. but very strange. well, good night. jo whalley discovering the secret side to new york. to end this week, we're off to turin in northern italy. this historic city is known as the country's chocolate capital. we sent rajan datar to find out what the chocolatiers are cooking up in time for easter. when you think about the home of chocolate in europe, you probably think about belgium or swit

jes jess -- jessie, did you get a hat? >> i don't need a hat. it won't fit. worri, it won't fit. >> i believe in '08 they won half the games -- >> how many is that? how many games is that? how many are half? >> 81 games. i don't think they'll win 81. 75 if they're lucky. >> it's the start of the season, don't start like that. >> they'll be lucky if they win 75 games. >> let's talk in 81 games about that. >>> back to more of the stories we're following at 5:00 a.m. >> questioning jurors. today bill cosby will be back in court as his lawyers try to determine if heavy media coverage has influenced potential jurors. >>> draj dtragedy on the tracks. how a dropped phone led to a little girl's death. >>> disaster as rescue crews in colombia continue to search for survivors. >>> good morning, this is "nbc10 news today," i'm rosemary connors. >> i'm vai sikahema. we have the big storm in the southern states. i don't think we'll get the storm, from what i heard bill say. we'll get the residue, rain tonight, perhaps tomorrow. let's check in with bill henley for the most

jessie? >>> thanks. starting off in hadden heights, new jersey. route 30, white horse pike, around the cameras at 295. we're not seeing any problems now. both directions look okay on both roads. we're not seeing any major problems. definitely cars starting to make their way out the door. the 42 freeway, the same story here. northbound, that's typically where we watch for the morning commute especially, that's moving toward the city. five minutes from 55, moving toward the walt whitman bridge. no major problems there. once you get over into the city, watch if you're moving through center city. there's a sinkhole. actually more around the rittenhouse square area. 17th street is closed for a portion between walnut and locust for cleanup and repairs of the road there. >>> happening now, a popular parking app in philadelphia is no more. the meter up app was pulled at midnight. drivers have to go back to the old way of payment. matt, walk us through what happened. >> reporter: right, 12:01, the app, meter up was pulled. if you look at the app store, the

. >> reporter: when jessie's two daughters came home from a school field day event with second degreens a few years ago. >> her shoulders looked like leather, it was horrific. >> reporter: she was outraged to learn sunscreen wasn't allowed in school without a doctor's note. >> there were teachers applying sunscreen in front of them. one of the teachers said, honey, you're getting so burnt, i wish i could share this with you but i can't. >> reporter: the reason the food & drug administration consider it a medication and the teachers can't apply it and parents can't send it to school without a doctor's okay. worrisome to parents who find out about 500,000 have melanoma every year. >> it leads to developing skin cancer including melanoma. >> reporter: the second most diagnosed skin cancer up to age 59. the governor expected to sign a bill to allow school work others to help students apply sunscreen but won't require them to do so. california, new york, utah and organ already have similar laws on the books. six more states are considering legislation. >> if you have a law that makes it so

he gave my the bios and came with a pair of guns and he said those are the guns jessie james used allegedly when he held up such and such railroad. and i said what is going to happen when you leave? and he said nobody is going to know where the stuff is. >> heartbreaking. adam hochschild, can you top that? >> i may be more optimistic than michael and joe because there is still a lot of paper around. we print stuff out an awful lot. my house is filled with paper. i suspect that is true for a lot of other people as well. everybody predicted that, you know, the rise of computers would lead to the paperless office but look at how much paper is told today and how many filing cabinets there are in offices. i think in one way or another a paper trail will survive, if not, certainly an electronic copy. and new technology means new things. for example, in my book about the spanish civil war, was the first time i had worked in a period of history that was recent enough so that there were oral histories of the people i was writing about and 50-60 video interviews made with the veterans before they die

we're live inside the park now with an update, jessie? >> reporter: julie the big exhale is under way as 4-20 is over. i will give you an update from the police department from the park division, no major incidents here. there's been quality of life crimes but nothing additional. three transports but nothing serious. right now people are starting to clear up and clear out, one of things you didn't see last year was people picking up trash and they're doing it now. very calm and orderly as the people pick up the trash and head out of the park. a pallible difference this year -- >> [ music ] ♪ sweet emotion >> reporter: once again the aroma floating through golden gate park, a mixture of freedom of choice and rebellion. it's lit and loose and lively. >> i wanted to come here, it's my first and it's amazing. >> reporter: it's also different, the now fenced event has two points of entry and more rules. no tents and no alcohol inside. >> it's safer and cleaner, right? and that's the better step forward and i would have it exist than not existi

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when bill clinton put up the first openly gay person for an under secretary job, jessie helmes had aervous breakdown. i said i will not let him do this. and he called roberta that damn lesbian. and we beat him and put her in as the very first openly gay woman. it was quite a victory. i am skipping ahead and he went like this and he said the world will never forget this day and i said he is right. we will not forget this. we will build on this and stop this discrimination and being in this particular time and place when he had a chance it is very near and dear to my heart. going back to moving forward, in addition to the aids crisis, the country was in deep anxiety over the nuclear arms race. do you remember what that was like? american soviet union the h the missiles facing each other and everybody was scared to death about it. it was a physician who is still around. she coined the phrase missile envy. she said america and the ussr had missile envy and who could have the biggest missiles. they were very destabilizing. i think sometimes we go through the hard times. we are going throu

what would this controversial image of gunslinger jessie james really be worth? tonight on strange inheritance. two new episodes airing at 9:00 p.m. eastern coming right back. the dow up 180. liz: blood pouring, tempers flaring, multimillion-dollar lawsuit. the story is so dramatic, netflix should make a movie about it. if that happens, we should be satisfied with the earnings of both of these companies, and they are reporting the results in just minutes after the bell with analysts expecting -- look at this. a six-fold increase for profits for netflix. let's go to the new york stock exchange. lori rothman is standing by. before we get to that, we've seen these markets ramp up. what's going on? what do the traders think? >> hi, liz, so the investors say they have a shopping list of stocks to buy that don't forget we're about 800 points off the dow, so light volume as you mentioned and it's just a day if you happen to miss the boat the first time around to slowly get onboard. a couple other factors, geopolitics in this one as well. so leading into the holiday brea

and o'reilly is gone, but his protege jessie waters where he went into china town and used every asian to make one of the residents, he's been promoted to a prime time spot on their 9:00 p.m. show. tucker carlson has said controversial things about women. on air, i don't know if things are going to change just because bill o'reilly is gone. his legacy is living on there. >> i have to go. thank you to all of you. we should not be dancing on anyone's grave, because what made them popular is not in the grave. it is still up and functioning. up next, she's a rapper and a musical pioneer who is now concerned with the damage done by the trump administration to civil rights. she's here next. don't go away. dentures are very different to real teeth. they're about 10 times softer and may have surface pores where bacteria can multiply. polident kills 99.99% of odor causing bacteria and helps dissolve stains. so dentures are cleaner, fresher, and brighter polident. blazing a trail for women in hip hop music for 30 years. her career is a laundry list of accomplishments. she was grammy nominated by

this is over the head of jessie hahn. 1-0, kc. sal vadore perez with the base hit.t is all royals. >>> if draymond green put on a shirt and tie and some wire rim glasses and walked through your office or workplace, how long would it take before you recognize him? i'm saying like five seconds. >> i've got to take a phone call. >> we can go to my favorite part of the house first. my favorite part of the house is the kitchen. you got to check out the acoustics. and you can hear it's sound proof. >> you look familiar. >> his name is draymond. >> i'm shocked. really? as soon as he screamed, you knew who it was. realtor.com had him posing as a realtor, giving prospective home eyers a tour. but you have to have a much better disguise to make it believable. but then again, clark kent fooled lowis lane for how many years? >> it's good to see these nba players planning for a future after the game. >> that's right. because draymond is going to need those commissions. >> thanks, larry. >>> join us tonight at 9:00 on cham channel 13. the rescue tonight to get two dozen people of

jesse: welcome to watters world, i'm jessie watters.ing military action against the baby killers in syria is the most critical move of president trump's presidency so far. the chemical attack happened tuesday, and thursday evening the united states launched nearly five dozen tomahawk missiles at the airfields that assad used to carry out the attack. the decisive action was widely supported by our allies and both parties in congress. white house press secretary sean spicer joins us now. sean, let me just ask you straight up why do you think assad would take a risk like this? do you think that the kremlin gave him license to do it, or do you think he was emboldened by talk from the white house? what do you think? >> i couldn't possibly understand it, but i do know that after years of being told that there were red lines and having these red lines ignored, president was going to take decisive and justified action. after seeing those images of children and babies, no one can sit back and do nothing. the president gave that order because he

. >> and now thanks to local cops, his dream came true, cnn jessie has the story. >> this past january, fell off his snow board and hit his head. at worst the family thought he might have a concussion, then came a devastating diagnosis. >> life with four boys was crazy before this any way. but now it's unimaginable. >> devin was diagnosed with a rare form of pediatric cancer and there is no cure. >> i think every moment has been challenging because constantly reminded of how quickly our life changed. >> devin dreamed of, perhaps, one day becoming a police officer like his uncle. but now that doctors have given him eight months to two years to live, his outlook is measured week by week, day by day. >> both challenging is trying to wrap your head around the seriousness of the disease. >> local police department who stood by his family. >> we hear of any kid facing the challenge of any disease, we step forward, you have to show parents that are going through this that they're not alone. >> the boston pd made devin an honorary commissioner, framing him, police made him cheese. he's relishi

. >> they're not jessie and justin to many of the people i'm with because we've been around for 20 yearssts from the past will join the ladies as guest stars including punky brewster's soleil moon frye, andrea barber, and christine's former step by step co-star, patrick duffy. >>> well, speaking of flashbacks, check out the cast of buffy the vampire slayer celebrating their 20th anniversary. entertainment weekly brought them all together including sarah michelle gellar, david borianis and alyson hannigan. we were in new york talking about how she's now slaying it in the kitchen with her kids. >> i love watching my kids experiment. i love their bravery. i think that's the one thing i really take from them is they're not afraid to try an ingredient or try a recipe. >> sarah michelle is the kitchen slayer, instagramming her delicious creations for all the world to crave. >> okay. >> we caught up with her at the good housekeeping test kitchen, whiching up a vanilla cake from her organic brand and promoting her new cookbook, stirring up fun with food, inspired by her kids, charlotte and rocky

we're live in san jose, jessy gary, ktvu fox two news. >> back now to our breaking news coverage of this precarious situation in san francisco. it appears that rescue crews may have just gotten to that man who was stuck on the cliff side there in the area of eagle rock. rescue crews say that the man is in stable condition. clearly they figured out a way to get to him safely. he was clinging on for dear life when we showed him earlier. it appears they've just attached him to a harness and they're lifting him up to a helicopter for this rescue. very impressive by san francisco fire. here we are seeing live images of his rescue right now by the san francisco fire department. >> i think bill brought it up during the break how did he get down there. that's really steep terrain. still a good 100 feet above the water. so he had to crawl down there one way or the other. hard to tell if he had fallen and then caught himself or what. but he is a lucky man and looks like he's in pretty good condition too as they get him to some firm ground. >> yes. and some warmer ground as well. because i'm sure i

jessie morton worked at gw consulting on a program on extremism.troversial because of his ties to terrorism. he no longer works for university. he was arrested on drug and prostitution charges in december. >> d.c. appeals court looking into whether police needed warrants to track devices to use cellphone. for years they used cell site simulators. but they should have search warrants for simulators. they're weighing legality of >> and controversial painting which once hunged in the u.s. capitol. federal judge blocked efforts to bring the painting back. artwork shows a pig in police uniform aiming gun at black wolf created by missouri student that won art contest. student and congressman representedtive william sued the architect of the capitol saying it violated their rights. lawyers for students and clay say they will likely appeal. >> ten minute before the hour let's look at stories you're engaging most with this morning social media with realtime news tracker. >> u.s. military says it intercepted two russian bombers in airspace off alaska coast a