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john olson. his specialty is keeping accused killers off death row.t to know him reasonably well. what sort of family did kody have? >> nice family. they're working people. they seemed to be fairly close. they did a lot of things together. >> reporter: of course, that's kody's attorney talking. but even mickie's family, the very people you'd expect would demand the death penalty, in fact felt a quite different emotion. >> i was completely shocked. it's not the person that i knew. and my husband was there. and i said, "kody didn't do this. he would never hurt her." and he says, "babe, he did." and i said, "then somebody made him do it." and i said that every single day since then. somebody made him do it. today we're out here to test people's knowledge about type 2 diabetes. so you have type 2 diabetes? r false... type 2 diabetes more than doubles your chance of dying from a cardiovascular event, like a heart attack or a stroke. that can't be true, can it? actually, it is true. and with heart disease, your risk is even higher. in fact, cardiovascular d

john and melissa sutton took their seats in the front row. >> bring in the jury, please. >> reporter:pher sutton stood stoned faced as jurors streamed in. were those tears from some members of the jury. >> ladies and gentlemen, i understand you have reached a verdict. >> reporter: judge stanford blake read the verdict. state of florida versus christopher sutton, we the jury in miami-dade, florida, find the defendant christopher patrick sutton, as to count one, guilty of first degree murder as charged in the indictment. >> reporter: guilty. with that christopher's head snapped back as if he had been struck. >> as to count three, guilty of attempted first degree felony murder. >> reporter: melissa wept. her father, their father, locked his jaw, stared ahead, sightless. sentencing would be immediate. john sutton was offered time to speak. and years of stoic resolve crumbled. >> regardless of the result, this is a bad case. we are now -- we're now at five years, 11 months, i lost susan, i lost christopher long before that. >> reporter: christopher did not look at his father. had he done s

john bennett has been looking at their remarkable season — to work out what sets them apart. these players have a lot to smile about. they cannot stop winning. 15 premier league wins in a rowarsenal, chelsea and liverpool, scored 49 goals in those games, so how does it compare with winning runs of the past? these are the all—time winning runs, manchester city are top, they have overtaken arsenal‘s double winning side and tottenham's double winning side and tottenham's double winning side and down at the bottom, the most recent double winning run, chelsea under antonio conte. how does it compare to europe? bayern munich are top with 19 wins in a row, their manager was pep guardiola. barcelona are there in 2011 and guardiola was their manager. zinedine zidane was in charge of real madrid, so they would have to make tottenham, former and crystal palace. this is the best ever start in the top—flight points wise, manchester city art top, 49 points, tottenham are second.

row boats to get general george washington across the river. but those high wind gusts today preventing that from happening this afternoon. even though the winds is throwing a wrench in their plans today, john, in character, as washington, has a message for those students. >> i want to thank them very, very much. it is historically it was the people of philadelphia that did come out and help this crossing, they brought blankets, brought food, and now, also had their longshoremen come up and help with the crossing, so it is really historically accurate. >> and actually quite a big crowd out here this afternoon, we are seeing more spectators coming, for this event, that actually officially kicks off at 1:00. now like to get down here i would suggest you get down here early because actually there are still crowds going on, they say the program will still go on as planned but the high wind gusts unfortunately making sure that that re-enactment crossing the river will not be happening today, for live in washington crossing, anita o. cbs-3 "eyewitness news." >> thank you, anita for the update n other news, kad eel are basilica celebrated christmas day through worship and song. >> ♪ >> beautiful s

rowe price. invest with confidence. >> neil: all right. we heard from the ways and means boss, kevin brady. and now john thune is here with us.y good to have you. >> thanks, neil. >> neil: are you optimistic with this aggressive timetable in the president supposedly making his closing argument on tax cuts today. kevin brady optimistic by the end of the week we get something out of congress and on his desk by christmas. doing? >> i think it's very doable. there's some work still ahead of us. the discussions have been very fruitful. we continue to close in. it's really just a matter of getting agreement between the house and senate conferrees on those final items. i feel good where we're at. i think the time line is something that is very meetable. it's important that we meet that time line. we need to get this done before the end of the year and get a bill on the president's desk. >> would he sign a bill that would have a higher corporate rate? >> i think the president is letting congress do its work. he's anxious to get a result. obviously he's weighed in from time to time on individual issues. but i think right now he wants

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rows vessel expressway wednesday morning. the driver of this overturned minnow van was trapped and the flames were growing. >> scared for his life whoever was in the car with him. >> reporter: tow truck driver john, was in the area for work. he was driving south on the expressway around 2:00 a.m. when he saw the crash unfold in the northbound lanes near ridge avenue. he knew he had little time to help so he turn his truck around and jumped into act. >> as soon as i pulled up the car was in flames. one guy in the car. he was unresponsive at the time. so i literally tried to wake him up, and i literally seen the gas tank was right next to the fire that was going on so my first reaction was to get him out of the car. so i literally, you know, yelled at two other guys standing on the side of the highway and had them quickly come over and we just quickly pull the gentleman out of the car and pulled him to the side of the highway, and then literally 60 seconds later the car blew up. >.report the driver was banged p but not burned. the accident shut down the expressway in both directions for a time as crews cleaned up it's not clear what caused that driver to lose control. but what is clear he could ha

rowe price. invest with confidence. . our own john scarborough spending his vacation writing. a storm is gathering. in it he writes -- gentleman goes on, while trump's eroding of u.s. prestige across the globe is disturbing, it is his administration's undermining of the country. so kristen solstice anderson, let's go to you on this first, how dire is the situation? do you agree with joe here? . >> reporter: i think the situation is fragile. that's perhaps how i best frame it. take a look at, let's talk about what's happening in alabama very briefly, roy moore whose lost the senate election. he is now claiming the election is invalid. he lost, it's wrong, there was fraud. this is what i think we were at risk of facing at a national level had donald trump lost the presidential in 2016. there is a sense, oh, there was voter fraud. you know, i actually won by x number of million votes. you still hear. that there are times he forgets he won the presidential election. i reworry that in 2018, if republicans face large losses and at this point a lot of the polling suggests it's not go

trophy for the fiftieth time and third year in a row many of these european based canadians are expected to be picked in their hockey team for february as john chang winter olympics with the n.h.l. fusing to release their players for the games. so at eighteen is already here for some of our viewers for the rest of us who are still looking back at twenty seventeen his us force correspondent. in recent years has been tainted by the twin problems of doping and corruption and twenty seven saints suffered from the fallout the international olympic committee bans of the russian flag from the winter olympics because of institutional doping their russian competitors will be in pyongyang in february under a neutral flag the new york football was in the dark after faces meltdown with a particular focus on bringing south american officials to justice there was plenty to celebrate serena williams started the year with a twenty grand slam singles title in australia we didn't know she was eight weeks pregnant the first daughter alexis was born in september roger federer showed he still got it majestically winning wimbledon for the first time in five years

john conyers. a woman who said she worked for him for more than a decade claims her skirt and rubbed her thighs while she was sitting next to him in the front rowspital right now stress-related systems as the controversy boils. he is expected to announce that he will not seek reelection. we will let you know what he says. larry: a terrifying injury on monday night football. the linebacker lowers his head to make a tackle and after the impact he immediately grabs his back. he never really appeared to move his legs afterwards. he has been carted off and taken to the hospital. ae steelers confirmed it was back injury and they say, however, that he will not require surgery. autria: that is so terrifying. i hate to see hits like that. him not moving his legs? the good news, like they said, no surgery. we are hopeful. autria: so, what is trending right now? silverdome? crews were finally able to demolish it. second time is the charm. charges all worked and, there you go, it's a goner. all right, a christmas morning -- warning. be careful what you tweet. chelsea tweeted a picture of herself in a christmas tree costume. she said 1000 retweets and she w

rowe price. invest with confidence. >>> all right. a big turn, reckoning what's going on with the russian investigation, vis-a-vis the president. his own personal attorney johnilty of obstruction of justice. he says what's on your screen. the president cannot obstruct justice because he is the chief law enforcement officer under article ii of the constitution and has every right to express his view of any case. is it as simple as that? joining us now, big brains, jeffrey toobin, cnn chief legal analyst. i must direct you to his piece in "vanity fair" out earlier this week. jeffrey, okay with the shameless plug? >> "the new yorker." >> you will not find it in "vanity fair." >> i'm a great fan of "vanity fair." >> it's only in "the new yorker" out earlier this week and alan dershowitz, professor of law, professor emeritus. is dowd correct? >> no. he can be charged with obstruction of justice if he engages and acts beyond what article ii of the constitution allows him to do. president nixon and clinton were both impeach for the record obstructing swr ining justice b witnesses to lie, nixon for paying hush money and destroying evidence. my point is that the pres

. >>> representative john conyers continues to recover from stress in a michigan hospital this fresh calls to rowign here in washington. >> house minority leader nancy pelosi officially calling on the democrat to step down following several allegations of sexual misconduct. his attorney says he has no plans to step aside though and instead plans to fight the accusations. >>> former today show host matt lauer spotted for the first time since being fired by nbc for alleged inappropriate sexual behavior. he was seen meeting with a lawyer friend and was still wearing his wedding ring. lauer is reportedly seeking a $30 million payout from nbc which the network decline to comment on. lauer has denied some of the allegations against him and said others were not true. mischaracterized. meanwhile, music mogul russell simmons stepping down from his companies following accusations of harassment and sexual ass assault. the def jam recordings founder is accused of forcing screen writer jenny lume to have sex with him in her. lumett lena horn's grandd granddaughter. >> right. >> she says that she shared the st

john mcdevitt for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> netflix is hoping to help parents get their young won to bed at a decent time. for the fourth year in a rowring kid theme count downs to make anytime, feel like midnight. parents can log on and find featuring animated characters celebrating last 102nd of the year. according to netflix the peak viewing area for count down in the past two years was 8:00 p.m. on new years eve. pretty good. stay with "eyewitness news" we will be right >>> back/"eyewitness news" with what some are calling a christmas miracle. two men in ohio best friends for 60 years just found out they are actually brothers. walter mcfarland never knew his father, anal even robinson was adopted. curiosity about their family, lynn age led them to ancestry .com and it turns out that the life long friends shared the same birth mother. the two revealed discovery to friends and family on christmas eve. >>> minnesota couple got an un expect christmas gift this year and quite the story to go with it. hanna and her husband taylor were enjoying christmas with their family yesterday when hanna began having contractions. the pair got in t

john, thank you so much. >>> philadelphia police are now investigating after a fire in left two firefighters injured today. the flames broke out just after 11:00 this morning in a row street in west philadelphia. some 100 firefighters responded to this scene in what were brutal conditions to stage the fight. their water immediately turning to ice. >> our gear weighs about a hundred pounds. we have members in the back totally covered in ice. >> both injured firefighters were treated at the scene. the fire marshal is still working to figure out a cause here. >>> few hours before that, crews were dealing with a different blaze in olde city. shortly before 7:00 this morning firefighters responded to an apartment at third and chestnut to find smoke coming out of that building. they quickly got the upper hand on what turned out to be a small furnace fire. there were no injuries in this one. >> 2017 is coming to a close in philadelphia with a spike in the city's homicide rate. police say it's partly due to the opioid crisis. as of today there have been 314 homicides compared to 277 at this time last year. well, that's a 13 percent increase and the highest number in five y

rowe price. invest with confidence. david: coming up in two hours after "after the bell," former u.n. ambassador johns that. you don't want to miss trish reagan it is all yours. trish: thank you, david. president trump in the winter white house in florida. despite all the warm weather he is setting his sights on aggressive 2018 agenda i'm trish regan welcome to@&c @&c% "the intelligence report." i hope you had a wonderful christmas. what is next for the president as we head into the new year? we know his trillion dollar infrastructure plan is at the top of the list. what about health care and welfare reform? we have info straight ahead. investors looking to build on the record year on wall street. stoc

john and barry. happy new year >>> weekly counts are out and seema moody is here with the latest numbers. >> the latest rig counts for the second week in a row are unchanged. however, for 2017 as a whole, the number of oil rigs in service rose by 42% to a total of 747 oil pretty much holding steady after the reports, still above the crucial $60 level. and a fun fact for you, oil has not ended a year above $60 since 2013 we'll see if we can do that this year back to you. >> thank you, seema moody. >>> the president's tax reform law, will it give the economy a boost? will the infrastructure bill get through congress what is in store for the economy in 2018? >>> and the brutal snap hitting most of the country is not letting up we'll have more as "power lunch" continues. ♪ let out your inner child at the lexus december to remember sales event. lease the 2017 rx 350 for $399 a month for 36 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. resolution #1: binge more. join the un-carrier, and get four unlimited lines for forty bucks each. with netflix included. watch however you want. on your phone, tablet, or tv. let's rock this joint! >>> part of t

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rowe price. invest with confidence. neil: well, they are not messing around here. u.s. and chinese soldiers in the mountains. the former secretary of state johnng us right now. sir, always good to have you. thank you for taking the time. you know, i'm increasingly wondering whether there will be an olympics. i guess it depends on the next missile test or what we do in response or what the north koreans do after that. but what do you think? >> well, i think we -- this is not the time to flinch. i think we really need to go forward with these. i think the south koreans are very capable of taking effective security measures, and we give them our full support in that. we've been drilling with them and getting ready. and i think that we can count on a safe olympic games. and if there is some kind of effort to disturb the games, i'm sure they'll handle that situation very well. neil: what do we do in the event that the north koreans up the missile testing, especially right before the february start of these? >> well, i mean, this is a very serious situation. and hopefully some kind of result will come from the efforts to pressure north korea to aba

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