katie, down to you. katie: thank you, dean. for many abortions up until the due date. the move sparking outcry across the nation including next guest who closed his bookstore in mourning now receiving outpouring of support. he is here to share more of his story. this week we saw the passing of this extreme abortion law and how did you respond? >> well, the night that it passed, excuse me, the night that it passed i just sort of was grieving over it. we had done everything we could as a church beforehand contacting legislators, we had people at the capitol building that day trying to lobby. i just couldn't sleep that night. i just keep thinking about babies dying. katie: you put a sign up in your store the day that you were closed that said you were not going to collect taxes for a tier havranek ketyrannicalgovernment that murs babies. we will resume regular business hours tomorrow collecting sales tax under duress. end abortion now. >> babies are murdered here. our church produced this. i have been involved a few years. that's

jesse. >> katie: much smarter. >> jesse: take it away. >> katie: there's plenty of room for skepticismit comes to what the intelligence community is saying and the sourcing these media outlets are using to push a certain agenda when it comes to foreign policy. however, when it comes to the threats we do face, i was at a cybersecurity panel last week at foundation for defense of democracies and they were saying with cyber, the good news is both adversaries, united states, russia, china, where bad at responding are better at attacking. that's her analysis. we have to get better at cyber. it's a serious thing. there was talk of ways to respond. while we are all fighting over who said what and who agrees with what, there are real things happening behind the scenes that we need good people to be doing. when it comes to the isis thing, yeah, we've seen a number of isis attacks after the president has said directly they have been defeated. is he talking about the territory? yes. does it mean isis is defeated all around the world? no. i got a press release today. someone got arrested in the un

. >> katie: capitalism is done through free exchanges.ocialism is done through government force. that's the first big difference between the two. hate to tell you, juan, but you are completely wrong about us being in an age of extreme inequality in income. since 1970, the number of people who've been suffering from starvation style poverty, not just being poor. suffering from starvation around the world has decreased by 80%. in 1970, it took americans two months to save up enough money to buy a tv. today it takes two days to make that much money. capitalism has been the only form of government -- government or system program that's taking people out of poverty. the war on poverty fails. the social programs are running out of money they want more of them. a quarter of people are living on less than a dollar a day. a couple years ago, one and 20 people. >> juan: katie, hold on. you are right. those numbers are right about global situations. here in the united states, we live in a time when 50% of americans can't afford an emergency $500 bil

katie? i'm afraid to get hopeful.er] i have heard so many people in the past 24 hours say that if you look at the panel and you look at the names of the people that have gotten together, that it feels like it might be a group that can do some horse trading and get something done. i could cry with happiness, but i feel like -- >> katie: they may! the gang of 17. nine placita 17. we will just have to see the people running the show here are not necessarily -- the person running the show has been nancy pelosi. we'll have to look at the house and see -- them on the far left, as most who have gotten the attention and the cycle. but those who are in swing districts, there is new polling showing that these moderate democrats, these democrats that are freshman -- and we heard about this during the shutdown -- their constituents have been pressuring them to get some kind of deal. if it comes together with something in the senate, and they can negotiate in the house. but nancy pelosi is the one who's going to make the decision

>> katie: not in college. in college. >> jesse: i think the producers are mad at me for some reason. not a good picture. i didn't have hair and makeup. i was the only one with no hair and makeup. >> katie: you could have sent in your own photo. >> jesse: i don't have pictures of myself from ten years ago. >> katie: my hair was green. at least to her wasn't green. looks like you tried. >> jesse: i didn't try. that was a local, wasn't it? >> greg: the difference doesn't matter until you are way older, like between 70 and 80. >> katie: what's your advice to those getting older? >> greg: it gets better, way better. trust me. it's so much more fun. you stop caring, you do whatever you want. >> juan: you become an angry old coot. this year, 2019, i'm going to be 65. there is going to be an immediate drop off. >> jesse: are you going to retire, juan? >> juan: only if you come with me. >> katie: all right, well juan is not retiring, just so everybody knows. "one more thing" is next. ♪ >> dana: it is time now for one m

thank you, katie. katie: all right.star tom brady for having one. >>> plus, one state wants to put god back in its schools, the latest effort to put our national motto in every single classroom. >>> and a man tries to conquer the dizzy bat contest, but he never even stood a chance. so can pete hegseth master the challenge? we're going to find out. pete: this is not going to go well. this is not going to go well. i'll try to spin it after spinning. ♪ ♪ to make you everybody else... ♪ ♪ means to fight the hardest battle, which any human being can fight and never stop. does this sound dismal? it isn't. ♪ ♪ it's the most wonderful life on earth. ♪ ♪ it's the most yeah, i've had some prettyeer. prestigious jobs over the years. news producer, executive transport manager, and a beverage distribution supervisor. now i'm a director at a security software firm. wow, you've been at it a long time. thing is, i like working. what if my retirement plan is i don't want to retire? then let's not create a retirement plan. let's create a

katie: correct.is: with little experience in the apparel industry, they set up a full-service operation in lawrence, illinois, where they cut, sew, and print customizable garments. katie: i expect at least two to three more of these today. justin: well, then, fine. we'll ship today. lemonis: fishing fanatics started snapping them up, and sales eventually grew to over a million dollars a year. but fishing is a seasonal sport, and that means unpredictable revenue. ray: well, february, march isn't bad. april -- got our ass kicked. lemonis: and the slow months have led to a lack of funds while their debt continues to climb. justin: we also have no material here right now to get the lamb order done, so we got to figure out how to get more in the bank. lemonis: now, rayjus finds itself on dangerously thin ice. ♪ sports apparel is a $35 billion market in the u.s. i have a massive investment in the outdoor space with my acquisitions of gander and overton's, and this could be a great addition to them. hello?

katie agrees and i prayed to get back to a written forum. but there's a political play there, as well. kennedy didn't necessarily agree with all of what you said. >> jon: i would be surprised that there is a political play, and there is. the disney there is not true to what she is saying so we need to consider that he can deliver a state of the union wherever he wants to predeliver in writing, whatever he wants to do. >> harris: do you think he will deliver it in? >> jon: [laughs] >> harris: listen to you! >> kennedy: he might live to eat his own state of the union pray that would be impressive. [laughs] >> harris: we have the leaders of the democratic house of the senate on the steps, at the capital, talking about the shutdown and how people are feeling it. we await house members to come out of that problem solvers caucus, democrats have been will go in the few months. they will do something. meanwhile, let's take a look at new polling which shows compromise among border wall supporters and opponents. katie, this is what we were getting to

and i wish katy a happy belated birthday. and i'm here to speak about jane kim and the first experience i really had with her was when she first ran for supervisor. she actually came to the neighborhood and was listening and hearing what we had to say and what we needed to get done in the neighborhood to improve it and make it safer for everybody, and through jane's extraordinary leadership, we have vastly improved the quality of life in the tenderloin neighborhood. not perfect right now, but it is so much better through jane's office. and i am so happy and honored to be a long-time resident of the neighborhood. in fact, almost five years ago, this coming january, i was appointed to the pedestrian safety advisory committee representing district 6 just after the city adopted vision zero, and through her hard work and working with the department of public works and all the other m.t.a. and everything else, we helped to improve the pedestrian safety levels in our neighborhood so much. and jane, thank you so much for listening to

. ♪ >> greg: i am greg gutfeld with katie pavlich, juan williams, jesse watters.he sleeps on a powder puff. dana perino. "the five" ." what should we expect as we head toward the mueller homestretch? >> people who are closest to what mueller has been doing, interacting with the special counsel cautioned me that this report is almost certain to be anticlimactic. if you look at what the fbi was investigating in that "new york times" report, look at what they were investigating, mueller did not go anywhere with that investigation. he spent writing his report in real time through these indictments and we've seen nothing from mueller on the central question of what is there any coordination, collusion with the russians and the effort to meddle in the elections or was there even in the knowledge on the part of the president or anybody in his campaign with what the russians were doing? >> greg: holy crud. i worry for the poor media every day. they've been expecting a pony and they manned up with a used slinky. bring in the therapy llamas. could the most in-depth scandal

katie pavlich?katie: i hate when politicians make the statements about it not being about left or right. because obviously it is. the left holds certain principles, the right holds certain principles. the one thing i really do not like is this continuing use of racism as a political weapon. because it has created an entirely toxic environment in this country that is unnecessary and doesn't allow anyone to move forward, as cory booker would like. at the same time that they are calling the president of the united states a "grand wizard," which then implies that the tens of millions of people who voted for him support a grand wizard in the white house. a kkk member, leader of the kkk, that they voted for somebody like that -- that's pretty offensive. when you look at the reason people voted for trump, it was economic and other kinds of reasons for it but they were sick and tired of being called racist forcibly disagreeing on policy. i think democrats have to be careful here in going way too far when it

katie, thank you. apologies for a bit of break—up on the line with katie at the etihad.racism against winger son heung—min by one of their own supporters during yesterday's game against manchester united at wembley. the claim was made during the game by a spurs fan on social media. it's understood tottenham have spoken to the fan who made the allegation. martin o'neill is expected to become the new nottingham forest manager. 0'neill had five years as manager of the republic of ireland and enjoyed great success at forest as a player. seen here scoring for the club, in the ‘70s, he won the league and the european cup. and the new england patriots will play in the afc championship game for the eighth consecutive season after they beat the la chargers on sunday. defending champions the philadelphia eagles lost to the new orleans saints. ronnie 0'sullivan is into the quarterfinals of the masters, one of snooker‘s triple crown events, in a tournament which has seen notable shocks already, with defending champion mark allen and two time winner john higgins both out. no problem

katie, what you think about this?ld mean that the tide has turned. before we heard the president was losing messaging more, that it was republicans that were going to rake apart. do you the politico story that democrats are starting to feel the heat? it hasn't felt like that so far. >> katie: especially in virginia. northern virginia has new freshman congresswoman. look, democrats -- with their old style leadership, without the new blood in the system -- have jumped the shark on their response. they put up the resistant multi-president trump, and instead of saying "okay, let's talk about what's going on down there," they completely put a blindfold on and said there is no crisis. don't acknowledge what's going on. when people out in america can see the photos of thousands of people. they see the video coming, they see people waving honduran flags wanting to rush into the country. they see people in tijuana saying this is overwhelming for their resources, and that people are trying to come to america. it's almost insult

people have been killed in unrest since the provisional election results were released but just a katie insists he won fair and square and says he has brought democracy to congo. the congo we are going to build one b.n. divided congo field with height and tribalism. going on this is the culmination of the struggle of congo its founding fathers and it is the beginning of a new struggle one in which i willing gauge the congolese people. correspondent wendy bash is following the story for us in the congolese capital kinshasa wendy just a katie calls this the arrival of democracy in congo what do the congolese think. i everyone. needs people on tilt them was waiting for change there was waiting for everyone who acted they make most of the people at ip it's because he did people defending you katie but if you say no you can't and then school people would. say i was very upset and waiting for the incoming. just and go and also a level of situation as you probably know on the a you the african union wasn't too happy with the code and the european union also and that they made also its statemen

the client, none of that is privilege so he's wrong again, katy. >> let me ask you this, katy, is thereat there may be some sort of evidence that donald trump wanted michael cohen to mislead congress about the trump tower moscow, would that be enough if it did exist, if is a big word. would that be enough to say donald trump directed michael cohen to lie? >> if katy through an immediate, sure, that could expose you to criminal lie and liability. the words you used is the right one. it is a big i have. >> chuck rosenberg and betsy woodruff, thank you guys. >> coming up, kamala harris is running for president, what she announced today. stay with us. some things are good to know. like, where to find the cheapest gas in town. something else that's good to know? if you have medicare and medicaid, you may be able to get more benefits through a humana medicare advantage plan. call the number on your screen now and speak to a licensed humana sales agent to see if you qualify. depending on the plan you choose, you could have your doctor, hospital and prescription drug coverage in one convenient

democratic republic of congo's election crisis deepens the constitutional court confirms faith she said katy's victory in last month's presidential vote but his main challenger is calling for protests you will hear from our correspondent in kinshasa. and a car bomb explodes in northern ireland prompting memories of a traumatic past police make arrests while politicians warn against a return to sectarian strife. and the league is front runners respond to the pressure in just the first weekend back from the winter break. to just get past their fierce rivals leipsic to maintain their perch atop the german league. on exposure welcome to the program and we start in the greek capital athens where nationalist groups are protesting a deal to settle a nearly three decades old. name dispute with macedonia under the agreement struck last june greece would approve of its northern neighbor neighbor remaining itself the republic of north macedonia in return things would drop its objections to the balkan country joining nato and the european union but the deal has been hotly contested in greece prime ministe

and best of luck, katy. you absolutely deserve it. >> president cohen: supervisor stefani. >> supervisor stefani: thank you, president cohen. it's not lost on me that we are losing three incredibly strong, intelligent women on this board and i want to thank all three of them for running, serving with integrity and being role models for young girls everywhere. katy, thank you for helping set the precedent that legislative aides can get appointeded and win their seats. so thank you for that. [laughter] we first served as legislative aides together and i loved working with you, always being able to go into your office and talk to you about any issue that came up, and we were always usually on the same side of things. when you were the budget aide to supervisor chu and i became budget aide to supervisor farrell, what you went through and everything you taught me was invaluable. i wouldn't have been able to do the job i did if it wouldn't have been for you. i took your blueprint and went for it. i can't thank you

i'm not about content president and if yes i mean do they need to see katie. introduced as a good is the son of idea and katie is a charismatic politician who found one of the founding members of the party. and it didn't jive three years ago in belgium and his body is still languishing in a morgan in brussels because people say well the government at the time fears the bringing back pocket an uprising because he was so popular. in existence on felix went into exile in belgium while he fled with his mother and his siblings to the age of twenty two because his father was an active politician at the time speaking out against that dictator who to go to thirty second phoenix's. a lot of his time in belgium. his critics might say that he hasn't doesn't have a huge amount of managerial experience you haven't i haven't held high positions in work or in jobs. and young. well was in early to clarify for us it's been reported that he likes to see katy actually left his inauguration for time. yeah he had to step off the stage for a short period. so people worried about wh

>> yes, it was literally an olive branch that finally ended the bad blood between taylor swift and katy perry. katy sent it to taylor when she started her reputation tour. >> we're still holding out that s sarah jessica parker and kim catrall can patch up their feud. >> we have never been friends. we've been colleague. >> that's not the way i recall our experience. >> despite reports catrall's outrageous demands is why a third movie isn't happening, kim said she didn't want the project. kim gotten more heated when kim's brother died when sjp sent condolences. >> you just want to let someone know you're thinking about them.

katy watson, bbc news. ben: a nasa probe has made contact with earth after its historic flight to the icy world known as ultima thule. the encounter happened 6 billion kilometers away, making it the most distant-ever exploration of an object in our solar system.zo the new ho probe confirmed it collected gigabytes of photos and other observations which it will send home over the coming months. our science correspondent pallab ghosh reports. pallab: it is not the new year they are counting in, but the arrival of nasa'sor new hons spacecraft. it has just arrived at the most distant object humanity has ever explored. this simulation shows the targei is called ultima thule. 4 billion miles away, it is one of the building blocks that planets are made from. >> we are here to tell you that last night overnight, spacecrafn new horizonscted the farthest exploration in the history of humankind, and did so spectacularly. thousands of operations onboard the spacecraft had to work currently for us to tell you this, and w

katie, i want to get back to this point.he president obviously meant when he said when he said he's not firing him, and he may very well have known. to your point, he may have known that was coming. that's part of the president's job, to know what's coming up. he certainly is willing to make some changes on his staff. >> katie: if the president wanted to fire rod rosenstein, he could have done a very long time ago. this is not the white house pushing him out, this is a very basic transition of a position. when a new leader comes in, we saw this with john bolton, when he came in as the new national scary divisor. we saw a couple of those people live, new people comes in. this is what happens when new adventures in command, of cours course. in regards to protecting mueller, lindsey graham is part of the committee. chuck grassley who was in charge before got that bill out of committee to protect the mueller probe. everybody's freaking out that the probe is somehow going to disappear after millions of dollars, hundreds of thousa

katy, this is just going way too far. get these people back to work and get them paid. >> i think your anger is understandable. when you look at what's happening in congress. the democrats are proposing a number of bills. leaving dhs aside and figuring out the border wall as quickly as both sides can come together. they want the rest of the agency open opened. do you remember seeing that as a good solution or do they believe that any of the democrats that does not include the president's demand is a non-starter. is it that nuance? >> no. i think our members for the most part want to get people back to work. they want to get federal employees back to work. they want people to be able to pay. i got an e-mail yesterday from a member who -- i have to tell you, i was sitting at home and i was reading my e-mail and it brought me to tears. this individual went onto tell me about how he's not able to put food on the table. his two children are not going to be able to go back to school to college for the spring semester and he's c

she said katie and for you too and also at the level of. a split in the country as you were saying tommy now for mr file you know is this the end of the battle for him over the election outcome or is there a way for him to fight back. you know as if you read sake report go whew oh they did they got a point of view i think every sunday and because the work to do so no cold war did last. week that would these people want waiting for go now here in this country everything at the national level and the liver and but you could say you wouldn't call that visiting the press conference i mean decide that waiting for the day did exist and the african union still maybe three day wait when these people are waiting for them here to morrow we are waiting to see what the african you know you say but here we all did make us cool. and for mike to say who i mean don't cry for the nation. ok thank you that was the wendy in concetta thank you. and there's been a day of upsets at the australian open including that of defending champion roger federer the thirty

was celebrating the victory of philip to the katy so we are waiting for today to see if the people of la mancha we've been treated but we have to remember that the biggest party in the country too because the job position in the country and amaka is very very very young so i don't know if there we have the strength to mobilize many people in the trees but let's wait for today and the coming days and of course on monday with the arrival of the eight utility geishas already delhi is wendy bashi on the line from can shock many thanks indeed for that update thank you. to nigeria now on the most hotly anticipated moment of this year's presidential election the two leading candidates were scheduled to face off on saturday in the country's first ever major televised debate and with president bush and his main rival neck and neck ahead of next month's election the stage was set for a thrilling showdown but audiences were left disappointed when neither took to the podium journalist friday getting ready for an historic moment jury has first ever presidential debate with the most promising candi

as katie reminds us, he has been convicted and he has been sentenced for lying. he can help himself and get less time is not to tell another lie. he knows they're going to check it out. >> exactly. >> so why would you lie on top of a lying conviction unless you want to do more time, not less? >> right. i talked to michael cohen in the last couple weeks and have been texting with him this week, in fact. i have to tell you, this is a new michael cohen. i've known him for a decade, but there's a new passion to the things he's shared with me, particularly about his family. his daughter was hi intern at the white house. when he says my family takes precedent over my loyalty to donald trump, i believe him. and donald trump knows that michael cohen has the goods on him, which is why he's gone out of his way to attack him, to discredit him, to undermine him. you have to pay close attention to the people that he supports like more often than not and the people that he attacks, like cohen. and then these threats from donald trump, threatening a witness before he goes in fr

>> katie, we don't have any new details yet.nk the chairman of the homeland security committee spoke a little prematurely. he wasn't supposed to give any details yet and now we all jumped on this, but we know according to what he say social security that democrats are willing to "meet or exceed the president's number for the border wall, but they're going to use that money on border security. none of that money will go for the wall so we could expect to see a counter offer from democrats before the end of the week. they would offer $5.7 billion or more for border security, that means port entries, that means rebuilding some of the wall or the fencing. money from immigration judges, but now with how this pelosi conditionaling the state of the union, how that will affect trump's move and wanting to entertain any counter offer from the democrats, it will be interesting to see how it plays out. while we don't have any more destald details yet. >> he didn't say anything about the state of the union, but peter asked him about it as th

opposition and democratic republic of congo have been celebrating after their candidate felix is she katie was declared winner of the presidential election there so she k.t. was not expected to win but the electoral commission says he received thirty eight percent of the vote now if confirmed this will be the country's first democratic transfer of power since independence in one nine hundred sixty it will also end the rule of president joseph kabila but the runner up for you lou has denounced the outcome as an electoral clue france is also questioning the result. for more let's go to our correspondent livy auckland who joins us from the capital kinshasa olivia there's been some disagreement over who won this vote what's the perception where you are. yeah as you said it was surprising when for just a k.b. it's very exciting for many people here that the opposition won a lot of people expect this to be this candidature dari to win. but before the election there was a lot of. a lot of information going around for months and for you but one there's a group of catholic will that represents cath

katy watson reports tyom brazil. kaan historic day for brazil, one that jr bolsonaro and his fans probably never expected couldappen. but he made it, and for the next four years this will be the man in charge of latin america's biggeseconomy, a man who promised to lead brazil down a different political path from that of his predecessor. in front of dozens of worldle ers and amid tears from his -- cheers from his supporters, handed the presidential sash, and once again repeated his campaign promises of changing the way brazil does politics. pres. bolsonaro: corruption privileges and unfair advantages haveo end. favors to certain parties must not go on. the government and economy has to serve all the nation. katy: ousands came to see mr. bolsonaro take power. dressed in the colors of the brazilian flag, they shouted l aport for the man they c legend corrupt 13 years, very government inow brazil,e have hope. >> he wants to unite, not to divide. we are notlack, white, poor, or rich. we are a nation. katy: for people in t

katy price, whose16—year—old son harvey has a disability, says he suffered a shocking level of abuseand that is what something needs to be done. i mean i couldn't even say on here now what things have been said about harvey. it is absolutely atrocious and people shouldn't get away with it. the thing is if someone said it live you would get in trouble. just because it's online written down people don't seem to take it seriously. the petition submitted in 2017 attracted more than 220,000 signatures from people calling for such abuse to be made a specific criminal offence. that led to a parliamentary committee of cross— party m ps parliamentary committee of cross—party mps being set up to which katy price gave evidence. you can have your point of view about things, but there is a point and this i think is at the next discussion if hopefully it will get through, we sit down and draw a line, when does it become a criminal offence? now in its report the committee is backing the reality tv sta r‘s committee is backing the reality tv star's all for the was to be changed. we found that disabl

here's katie price talking about this last year. he's got complex disability needs and the amount of racial abuse he gets, he gets mocked for his disabilities, people have done videos on him, you name it, he's done it. he can't speak to defend himself. i can. how dark is some of the stuff you've had to face as a family? anyone is allowed freedom of speech. people know when you cross the line. and that's when something needs to be done. i couldn't even say on here 110w done. i couldn't even say on here now what things are said about harvey. it's absolutely atrocious and people shouldn't get away with it. but the thing is, if someone said it live like us now, you would get in trouble. but because it is online and written down, people don't take it as serious. i've had two people arrested by the police, they took it as far as they could but they couldn't charge them with anything because there is nothing in place. it's not just anything because there is nothing in place. it's notjust people with disabilities, it could be anyone, 93v, d

a campaign lead by katie price to make the online abuse of disabled people a crime is backed by mps afterore than 220,000 people sign a petition. zimbabwean president emmerson mnangagwa has broken off a trip to europe, after violent protests in his home country. beefeaters at the tower of london and other staff at the royal palaces are continuing their strike action today in a row over pensions. and police hunt for a builder, who drove a digger through a newly—built hotel in liverpool — leaving a trail of devastation. theresa may meets her cabinet this morning, as mps are stepping up their efforts to influence the brexit process ahead of a vote on a modified version of her brexit withdrawal plan next tuesday. a number of amendments have been put forward, including an official labour party amendment, which says mps should be able to vote on options such as the party's preferred outcome of a closer relationship with europe, with a permanent customs union. it also asks mps to decide whether they should hold a further referendum on whatever brexit plan is approved by the house of commons. an

town hall editor, fox news contributor, katie pavlich. fox news analyst and cohost of benson and arif on fox news radio, marie harf. and in the center seat, former nfl quarterback, super bowl champion, joe theismann is in the house. he stars in the new movie, "no coming," airing this saturday. in the prime time hours, on the hallmark channel. anytime you're in a hallmark movie i'm treating like crazy. and you are so kind. and then fire comes to my twitter feed. oh, my gosh, he's on tv! it was great. >> joe: i appreciate that, thank you. it will be fun. with the craziest of the nfc aves each have each of the games in the super bowl coming up a week from now, it's a great saturday night opportunity to sit down and relax their family. to sort of reload, reengage with everybody. everybody you've thrown out of the room so you can watch the game. and you get is that together. and enjoy a hallmark movie. [laughter] it was a fun movie to do. >> harris: if you need somebody to help you hold those rings, you just let me know. >> joe: the other thin

by katie's crying.took her downstairs followed by nancy about 20 minutes later. >> nancy and i tag-teamed off and on trying to keep her calm. >> brad made two trips to the store. on the second trip, nancy called him, he said. he remembers being at an intersection when the call came in. >> do you know what time that would have been? >> i think looking at the cell phone records, 6:40 a.m. >> when he came back from the store the second time, katie had calmed down and nancy told brad she was going for a run. >> i took katie upstairs. went in front of my computer. read some e-mails with katie in my lap. >> and then around 7:00, he said, nancy left. >> how do you know that she left the home? >> i'm not sure if she says good-bye. either the door closed or she said later or something. >> that, he said, was the last time he saw her. three weeks after this deposition, three months after nancy's body was found, in late october 2008, brad cooper was arrested and charged with the murder of his wife. so, was it somet

katie tag a fl >> reporter: we are in mill valley. it is absolutely pouring. wind is still blowing, gusting this morning on the tennessee valley road. this is closed between rn avenue and the shoreline due to the downed power lines that fail overnight. 13,000 people without power. pg&e says they have crews out and trying to get the power restored as quickly as possible. some of the areas in the north bay including petaluma and marin solve the wind gusting up to 98 miles an hour. that is the same that you would see in the category 2 hurricane or even the ef-1 tornado. the national weather service as a flood warning extended through 8:15 am due to the continued rain. we have some concern over the petaluma river but they expect the rain to be tapering off as the day goes on. they said they expect to see the rivers, streams and creeks to receive but the flood warning has been extended until 8:15 am this morning. it is still raining in mill valley, so be careful on the roadways. if you see standing water, do not drive through it and turn around to find another way

katie nielsen, kpix 5 . francisco's herbst theater.he award is known as the nobel prize for public service. kpix nding citizens >>> last night the 2018 jefferson award winners collected their medals at the ceremony at the san francisco dark theater, the nobel prize for public service, as it is known. they profiled 51 outstanding very impressive citizens last year. six winners will have their names sent to the national jefferson award foundation for consideration for the national award. where always accepting new nominations for the award and you can find the email form online at kpix.com/hero. >>> our storm watch coverage continues with kiet do. >> reporter: the south bay got its fair share of drama due to the big storm, a live report is straight ahead. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. powerful storm of the season is causing all kinds of problems >>> good thursday morning. the arcing power lines are one of the dangers that the people around the bay area are facing with the most powerful storm of the season c

katie, going back to what you said earlier. if there is, in fact, a counterintelligence investigation that's part of special counsel mueller's probe, how does that effectively change things? >> well, it ends up being a part of the ultimate outcome or the conclusions that are made by special counsel, which kind of leads us down the road towards something like bill barr who we know is the nominee by donald trump for attorney general, his confirmation hearings begin tomorrow, morgan. we're all watching it with captivation. we want to know kpa exactly bill barr is going to do what he would do about robert mueller's report. if it is a part of the counterintelligence investigation and if it's still on going or being concluded that report may end up being exactly what the american public needs to know about what exactly were exactly what barbara talks about those underlying facts that gave rise to this investigation into the sitting president of the united states, which is an incredible precedent that we're looking at today which nobo

and it was really weird today, katy. we actually heard very little from the man himself, which is rare for roger stone. we know he never shies away from the limelight, and he's been out talking to reporters outside his house since he was arrested on friday, on charges of obstruction and witness tampering for lying about his connections to wikileaks during the 2016 campaign. today, stone simply raised his hand, said "yes" a few times and his lawyer filed a "not guilty" plea on his behalf. and he dodged reporters and anyone else who wanted to talk to him outside the courthouse, but then went on infowars very quickly and said he was simply trying to get out away from the liberal crazies. so there you have it, roger stone is still roger stone, even if maybe there are some lawyers who are now telling him to say a little less, at least in front of the cameras. >> julia, how does this play into the mueller investigation? we've been waiting for stone's indictment for quite a while. it did come. now you have matt whitaker saying

yes hi christina i think everything that has happened since philip she said katie was integrators the new president of the country many good sign actually because as you previously say there is this six hundred militia and from coming that seppuku who was writing in the past say we have to remember that this party of the country was really exposed to violence and led many people left the country we are talking about tells in the people who left from the sea and goes elsewhere. in the neighborhood countries so this is a good sign but we still have to remember that there is other parties at the zone of the country like benny where there is still many challenges of security so we have to wait for the months coming but the response zone like binny where there is problems ok and then of course another development when they would be that the catholic church reportedly saying that it's no longer supporting demonstrations against these when what happened there what's changed. i think the catholic church don't want to be doing one who will burn the country they have agreed of what happened and

democratic republic of congo's election crisis deepens the constitutional court confirms phoenix she said katie's victory in last month's presidential vote but his main challenger is calling for protests we'll go live to can shasta. and the death toll from a pipeline blocks in mexico rises to seventy three hundreds of people were collecting fuel from an illegally tops pipeline in the town of town but it exploded . nick spicer well. to the program we start in the greek capital athens where nationalist groups are protesting a deal to settle a nearly three decade old name dispute with macedonia under the agreement struck struck last june greece's northern neighbor would rename itself the republic of north macedonia in return athens would drop its objects units to the belt balkan country joining nato and the european union but the deal has been hotly contested in greece prime minister alexis to press narrowly won a confidence vote in parliament on wednesday after his right wing partner left the coalition to protest the agreement now for more on this joined by correspondent and in athens what are the

joining me is katie brown, cha rlotte's joining me is katie brown, charlotte's sister.ou for joining us. first of all, give me your response to the news this man is in custody in georgia? shock was the first feeling, relieved that, the first feeling, relieved that, the thing ifind quite baffling is he's still maintaining his innocence. someone who has runway from this, this, the trial and another offence, you know, that doesn't scream like an innocent man's actions to me, why did he ru nway man's actions to me, why did he runway if he was claiming innocence? what have the last few years been for you while he has been on the run? i don't think he realises the devastation that he ease caused our whole family, and charlie's friends and everyone connected he still thinks he's the victim but he doesn't seem to even show any shred of humanity for the fact that he's -- his of humanity for the fact that he's —— his actions have caused charlie to lose her life, and no—one can understand until you have lost someone so close to understand until you have lost someone so close to yo

katie porter. [applause] amresentative porter: i delighted to be here as a new member and especially thankful be joined bys, to so many wonderful leaders and advocates and to have a very coat. very cold compared to california. what congressman sarbanes said about the way in which the newly elected members campaigned on this issue is exactly right. people would say, as so many voters did, how are you going to make proghealthcare, going to make progressing on climate change, how are you going to make prescription drugs or consumer protection or education? have to makes, we sure the fundamental machinery of our democracy is working for and that's what this bill does. three core areas in strengthening voting rights, incredibly important. second area, cracking down on corruption. this is not a new problem but it's one in which i think the american people are newly engaged on. we deserve the highest ethical standards from our leaders, regardless of their party or their positions on partisan politics. eve

katy watson, bbc news, in brasilia.nly european leader to attend today. what has been the wider reaction there, katy? we have had a tweet from donald trump congratulating jair bolsonaro, and jair bolsonaro replied saying i truly appreciate your words of encouragement. we shall bring prosperity and progress to our people. so the bromance has begun, mr bolsonaro is very clear in his admiration for mr mr bolsonaro is very clear in his admiration foertrump, mr bolsonaro is very clear in his admiration for mrtrump, and mr bolsonaro is very clear in his admiration for mr trump, and the two men are talking. we will see how the relationship will flourish. he certainly wanted to promote the relationship between the us and brazil more than his predecessors. it was a divisive election, katy, but he did promise to govern for all brazilians when he won. are we expecting a softer tone now he has been sworn in? certainly elements of the acceptance speech showed a softer tone. you talked about the fa ct softer tone. you talked about th

mexican, henry and katie.r this addition —— thanks for that, henry and katie. you cannot knock a if you missed the programme and evening, it's on iplayer. we will be seen harry and katie again in about an hour's time. thank you, bye—bye. hello. good evening. temperatures across parts of scotland have already dipped to below minus eight degrees. it is cold out there. for many of us, since predominantly chilly. there is some sunshine in the forecast but i think sun is the operative word. large amounts of cloud as well, and by night some frost and some thought. remember the mild weather we had at the end of 2018? there was still mild air in the atlantic. but at the moment, it cannot come our way because of this big area of high pressure that has parked itself across the british isles. it stopped bringing in the mild air. it also stops as britney and the atlantic frontal systems. underneath this high, we have trapped a lot of pot. —— we have trapped a lot of pot. —— we have trap a lot of cloud. for eastern and sou

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katie? katie intro francisco state student. 21-year-old layla gonzalez is accused of running over 21- year-old angelina pinedo in an intersection -- and taking off. it happened in redondo beach saturday afternoon. police say--gonzalez was behind the wheel of this audi s-u- v--which sustained significant front- end damage. the suspect being held on 50- thousand dollar bail. a vigil is being planned at san francisco state later this week. a live look outside.. rain returns to the forecast this week.. chief meteorologist paul deanno on the timing of some incoming storms.. paul? thanks, paul. now to that breaking news in oakland.. just within the past 45 minutes.. the school board voting to close a middle school. kpix 5's christin ayers is in oakland.. and christin, this isn't the only school in jeopardy tonight. "...mike hutchinson/open oakland public education i'm really disappointed that they made the community, this is the third meeting we've come to, they made us sit here for hours and hour

kpix five's katie nielsen joins us live... katie...organizers think this was the biggest walk ever? no reports of trouble. thanks for joining us. i'm brian hackney >> katie nielsen joining us live. organizers think this was the biggest walk ever. >> reporter: juliet, that's right. organizers are saying it was about 50,000 people that turned out to civic center plaza for the rally and then the march. they think that's partly due to the fact there are more demonstrators at opposing rallies, like last week's women's march. . at a rally before the march, thousands of people gathered in the shadows of city hall to call for an end to terminating any pregnancy. >> we believe that abortion hurts women, and we want that message to get out. >> reporter: it comes only one week after this same site saw tens of thousands on the opposite spectrum with the third annual women's march. >> the more vocal the proabortion people get, the more vocal the antiabortion people need to get in order to be heard. >> ♪ glory, glory hall hueia >> reporter: they marched carrying signs and banners, and met by oppo

accusations of an electoral cool in the democratic republic of congo after three weeks she said katie is announced the winner of the presidential vote will there be a peaceful transfer of power could this mock a new beginning for the country this is inside story. and welcome to the program for a two year wait for a new leader has come to an end in the democratic republic of congo but already a post-election crisis is brewing. the leader of the largest opposition party has been declared the winner of the long delayed presidential election to replace joseph kabila but a second opposition rival is denouncing the result as an electoral hold up and martin for you know is calling for protests now the provisional results from the electoral commission showed just under thirty nine percent voted for katy the leader of the u.d.p. yes martin for you know of the for citizenship and development party was second with nearly thirty five percent third with twenty four percent was emmanuel. candidates of outgoing president joseph kabila a voter turnout was forty seven percent only around eighteen mill

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