the lear factory. hess series come out of this building, allowing lear to move from show to show like a dervish. >> "good times" was like holy smokes there's black people on tv. >> there had never been a complete black family on tv before with a father. >> what made it so unique and universal was that we have the same problems in our household and we do not live in the projects in chicago. >> dyn-o-mite! >> you don't want to worry year head about nothing, go on and do it, but we've got $32 in the shoebox and i got another $6 in my pocket. >> you worked all night and all they paid you was $6? >> there were a lot of folks who were not happy with the show. the black panthers were very upset when huey newton came to see me, the big complaint was, why can't we see a black man that's doing better than that? >> "theever sons" started as neighbors of archie bunker. >> don't call me punk. >> why you so sensitive all of a sudden? >> how would you like it if i called you nigger? >> he called me nigger. >> that's

." >> norman lear and bud yorken created iconic shows. >> they revolutionized cbs and all of television>> our world is crumbling down. the coons are coming. >> to use language on tv like that was unheard of. but it captured a certain moment. >> archie, 12% of the population is black. there should be a lot of black families living out here. >> i think it's wonderful. >> let's see how wonderful it is when watermelon rinds coming flying out the window. >> i thought they better be careful. >> there was no doubt in my mind american people were going to accept it. >> do you have a quick answer for the people who say the show reinforces bigotry and you know that charge started? >> yes, my quick answer is no. >> everybody is going to see something they knew damn well was going on and nothing that surprising. >> edith, we're out of toilet paper. >> no, we're not, i bought some yesterday. it's in the closet in the kitchen. >> i ain't in the kitchen. >> oh. >> hearing a toilet flush for the first time was a big deal and made headlines. >> what's this country coming to anyhow. >> what's it, archie,

here‘s louise lear.s been a named storm due to the strength of the winds. severe gales. as we go through the overnight period gusts of winds 70—80mph easing away from northern ireland moving into scotland. it will be strong enough potentially to cause some disruption and certainly the potential for potentially to cause some disruption and certainly the potentialfor some disruption for your early morning travelling. the wind is not as strong further north. on wednesday morning in scotland it will not be too bad. we will see, even at 8.00am, winds at 30—a0mph gusts from northern ireland into northern england. showers to the west pushing further inland. quieter in terms of showers further south, the wind strength will be stormy making for rough seas. the afternoon, the wind will drive the showers in from the west, some will push further inland. some merging together for longer spells of rain into the far north—west of scotland. here temperatures into digle figures, double digits further south and west —— si

either as you can see from this video palestinians trying to gain entry to the vehicles artie's paulus lear has more of what sparked all the trouble. but this is just the latest incident in a string of protests that have been taking place on the palestinian street ever since the american president donald trump made an announcement back in the beginning of december saying that he recognized jerusalem as israel's capital also on tuesday there were protests in front of the palestinian prime minister's office in the west bank city of ramallah now there they were protesting against the reduction of services being offered by the united nations relief and works agency for palestinian refugees the agency was forced to downgrade the services after the americans announced that they were cutting millions of dollars of aid this the americans say is until to quote there is a fundamental reexamination of how the agency operates the protest and go on the palestinian street have gone as far as to into the israeli parliament or the israeli knesset where just last week the american vice president mike pence

but lear lost control of his range rover around 2:00 a.m.ity and the car hit a wall and flipped over in california. officials believe the car was speeding before the accident that killed the 38-year-old and his wife. butler played at lasalle from '1998 to 2002. he was a member of the lasalle hall of athletes and was drafted by the heat in 2002. he played for seven different nba teams, most recently in ice cube's big three league. i'm danny pommells from nbc sports. back to you. >> difficult loss. >>> tonight on nbc 10 news at 11:00. a huge eagles fan is heading to the bowl for free. it's thanks to one of the patriots biggest supporters. how he pulled off the ticket deal of a lifetime. new at 11:00. this winter in the state with more ski mountains than any other, family fun reaches a new peak. so whether you're a speed demon or more of a snow angel, your winter chariot awaits. pick the best peak for your family getaway at iloveny.com new york state. it's all here. it's only here. new tv, new speakers, netflix. this is going to be the place fo

. >> is it possible he said the word at the meeting and you didn't lear it. >> anything is possible, yes, ma'am. i don't specifically remember a categorization of countries in africa. i did not hear that word used, yes, sir. >> apologies, i don't remember a specific word. have i answered this, have i been very patient with this line of questioning. have i nothing further to say bay meeting that happened over a week ago. >> trevor: yeah, you know what, she has got a point. so what if a man was racist over a week ago. does that mean he's a racei today, that was like eight daysk come on, people change. look, all of this explains why the junior senator from new jersey lost his cool. >> tense of millions of americans are hurting right now because of what they are worried about what happened in the white house. that's unacceptable to me. and i've got a president of the united states whose office i respect, who talks about the countries origin, my fellow citizens, in the most dispicible of manner. you don't remember, you can't remember the words of your commander in chief. i find that unacc

thinks short program, to a favorite, turned down for what four years ago skaters were allowed to use lears their program, he is obviously taken full advantage of it but finished in 11th place. >> okay. >> figure skater what do you think. >> i think, losing interest in the sport so they said, we will blast music and people will watch. i don't know, it is interested , when i'm skating no lyrics. >> yes. >> the crowd would get in to it. >> oh, yeah. >> yes. >> definitely. >> leslie, thanks. >> "cbs evening news" just a few minutes away. >> jeff glor has a look ahead. >> that is extraordinary cold moves in look at extreme conditions some kid are forced to deal win side the schools. >>> and cte does not just effect football players we will preview what it is doing to veterans. >>> this teacher's lesson on sack fights are incredible gift to student's mother when steve hartman goes on the road just ahead on the "cbs evening news". >>> and coming up, but first a visit from the king. >> we will show you, who was surprising people in the south jersey senior living community when we come right back.

here is louise lear. gusts of wind is in excess of 100 miles an hour but generally speaking up miles an hour but generally speaking up to 75,80 miles an hour quite widely. still quite windy out there at the moment. these are the gusts in the last half an hour. but it will ease as we go through the afternoon. now storm eleanor is sitting in the north sea and is left behind a trail of shower clout and blustery wind. some of the shower is heavy with sam hilland some of the shower is heavy with sam hill and thunder. across central and southern parts of england and wales it is an improving story through the day. some showers through the north and west, some of these giving longer spells of rain but a beautiful day in the far north of scotland. with the sunshine further south, ten or 11 degrees to end the day. going through the night the showers in the north west begin to fade away. looking down to the south—west, low pressure bringing in some wet and weather and some gales on coast. a pretty unsettled start th

demonstrations in iran unlike the situation there though it's going to largely unnoticed auntie's paulus lear has more. well these protests intern is here started after the new year and they came in reaction to the tennesseean government introducing a new budget plan for two thousand and eight that included amongst other things a rise in fuel prices and tax hikes the response from the trinity and street was one of anger and what we've seen is protests taking place in several dozen cities around the country with us out there one person has been killed and several people have been injured now it is familiar to protests happening in another country namely iran what you're saying we have here are two countries with protests taking place on the street by people who are unhappy with the economic situation. the root of it is just a canard it's the problem of youth unemployment i personally haven't been able to find a job for a long time but if people have a job they don't have any problem with the government thought it was a gentleman's the following suspended twenty eighteen film and slowly returne

here is louise lear. it has not been glorious for all. in structure, —— in shropshire...st forming, a hard frost in parts of rural scotland, and we will see temperatures as low as —10 celsius and may be lower in sheltered glens. a cold start, but lighter winds and clear skies with plenty of sunshine on sunday. temperatures will peak at seven celsius in the south, but struggling to climb above freezing in parts of scotland. there will be more cloud developing as we go through the early half of next week. it stays cold for most. this is bbc news. our latest headlines: president trump insists he is a "very stable genius" and the us secretary of state says he‘s never questioned mr trump‘s mental health. it follows claims in a book that people around the president doubted his fitness for office. the victims‘ commissioner calls for an overhaul of the parole system in the wake of the release of serial sex attackerjohn worboys. more than 500 major employers reveal their gender pay gaps. easyjet, ladbrokes and virgin money are amongst those who have disclosed that they pay women o

deems anti terror has been named operation olive branch let's go live to our correspondent paul this lear who's been following events paula can you tell us what is happening now in our friend and do we know any details of this operation. well we've now heard from the turkish prime minister who has said that turkish aircraft have bombed took kurdish targets in the afternoon region of northern syria now we're also hearing from the turkish media that the turkish military is being supported by turkish ally and syrian opposition rebel fighters and according to reports receiving on the ground there has been a convoy of buses moving to the area it is understood that the rebel fighters are on those buses and also trucks with machine guns now turkish media is reporting that the operation has officially started and been declared as you mentioned operation olive branch we also understand that there are at least eight it's sixteen aircraft that are involved in this military operation that is currently under way now all of this comes as the army says that it is involved in a legitimate what it calls s

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time for a look at the weather, with louise lear. it is the 2nd of january and the talk is all about no alcohol, no sugar, it is all pretty depressing! and the weather is not helping the clu b and the weather is not helping the club blanket of cloud across the country at the moment, and for the remainder of this week, it looks as though it's going to be windy, with gales at times. this is the story and this is why it looks so bleak. there is a lot of cloud and the rain is sweeping from west to east eddies and once that clears away it's going to be replaced by more. but this time it will be the strength of the wind. this is storm eleanor and on its southern flank we are likely to see gusts of up to 80mph through the night to night. probably clearing northern ireland around midnight, heading towards a southern scotland and north—west england and north wales. 80mph is enough to cause disruption. the strong bit of the winds easing to the east of the pennines as we go through the morning. for the far north of scotla nd morning. for the fa

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time for a look at the weather, with louise lear.

here is louise lear. an hour but generally speaking up to 75,80 miles an hour quite widely. still quite windy out there at the moment. these are the gusts in the last half an hour. but it will ease as we go through the afternoon. now storm eleanor is sitting in the north sea and is left behind a trail of shower clout and blustery wind. some of the shower is heavy with sam hilland some of the shower is heavy with sam hill and thunder. across central and southern parts of england and wales it is an improving story through the day. some showers through the north and west, some of these giving longer spells of

book to buy is the lake of the same community managed by directed by katie that lear technical directed by matty think all this is graphic operator by linda dickerson and prompted by christoph williams we're standing on the shoulders of some very talented women themselves thanks for being part. apart from. the latest news as it breaks the government of maui so maggie has forced to hide that there is the law that if that will make argentina the economy more competitive with detailed coverage in two thousand and sixteen when the government stopped something doesn't ruffle the cost of college or jumped by sixty percent the clues disappear at least for a year from around the world the military and the establishment in the capital bangkok know that it's very difficult for them to win support in parts of thailand like this. in two thousand and eight al-jazeera documented a groundbreaking scheme. preparing some of india's poorest children for entry into its toughest universities. ten years on we return to see how the students and the scheme of helping change the face of india. super thirty at

james cook, bbc news, los angeles. lets get a weather update from louise lear.articularly south of the m4 corridor. you can see that clearly on the satellite picture. further north, there was the beautiful sunshine. in the northern isles, some nuisance showers. those will clear through the night, and clear skies allow the temperatures to fall like a stone. the exception is that we keep the cloud in the south, so temperatures there will hold up above freezing. a hard frost likely in the north, but decent spells of sunshine coming through. that easterly breeze will bring in cloud and some drizzle, so a drabjanuary days. for all of us, and some drizzle, so a drabjanuary days. forall of us, it and some drizzle, so a drabjanuary days. for all of us, it will feel called. —— cold. this is bbc news. our latest headlines... theresa may defends the government's record on the nhs, insisting it was better prepared for the pressures of winter than it had been before, despite hospitals having to postpone tens of thousands of non—urgent operations. we've put some extra money i

women produced by c.n.n. a book by is lake of the same community managed by directed by katie van lear technical directed by mattie think all this is graphic operator by linda dickerson and prompted by crystal williams we're standing on the shoulders of some very talented women themselves thanks for being part. let. the big players play zzzzz. searching for beauty in the most unlikely places. would winning photographer bowed a new one. a signal to challenge cliche perceptions of africa. and bring photography to his community. a story of hope mpg in the face of adversity. the new african photography to tell congolese dream at this time on al-jazeera. january on al-jazeera african heads of state and government will gavel in at his ababa for the thirtieth assembly of the african union where the goals set out in twenty seventeen met rewind returned with brand new episodes updating some of the best al-jazeera documentaries from over the years the biggest names in politics in business will meet in the swiss alps for the world economic forum what will be talk of the agenda madly our son engag

now, an update on the weather with louise lear.ue skies and sunshine. the frost, blue skies and sunshine. the frost is lifted and for many of us, sunny spells, but not for all. there is some cloud to the south of them4. this warmer air will arrive in the middle of the beat but it won‘t warm up middle of the beat but it won‘t warm up considerably. 0vernight tonight, we continue to get clear skies with temperatures falling away sharply. in the south, temperatures should just about hold—up, but as you can see, sheltered glens of scotland, we could be down to lows of —10 celsius. a hard frost tomorrow. lots of sunshine through northern ireland, scotland and northern england, but down south, we have this easterly breeze that will bring in more clout and some drizzle as well through the course of the day. it will feel drab. it will be a january, gloomy, miserable feel. through the night, the drizzle will continue, and then we will see fog forming, some of it ends in places, soa forming, some of it ends in places, so a murky start to tues

here's louise lear. the talk of the town has been storm eleanor.ards scandinavia, down to the low countries and germany. behind it, we have this fella that is moving into the south west. that is going to bring some rain, some of it heavy and some gale force winds. nowhere near as the strong as the night past, but there could be some localised flooding. further north and east a cold start with frost and icy stretches. tomorrow morning, it is all about the rain in the london area. some of it persistent, moving up area. some of it persistent, moving up into the midlands. an improvement in the south west and wales. a mild start as well. the rain will linger in the north of england, through the isle of man and into northern ireland and here it will stay for much of the day. to higher ground there could be some sleet and snow as well. to the far knot of scotland it is stays with clear skies with frost and sunshine. that stops and further south it is a brighter end to the day. still breezy, but mild at 13 degrees. to the north we keep the cold air and tha

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. >> it is lear to us -- clear to us, we mere citizens that bureaucracy, permanent government, and hierarchy of fbi and department of justice have been committee to stymieing oversight responsibilities, constitutional responsibilities of the committees of congress and the senate. it is stunning what we have learned just in that regard alone. then you go to the acts that have alluded oversight until now. it is breath taking the situation this nation faces in its government. >> i have to have on the founding fathers did not' lock i walocusof power to be independef accountability, the arrogance from the bury exreas a exreas ae crease aburyexreas as a whole, o oversight how they conduct the affairs of state, we were doing ed we have answers we'll get more. but you need good over site, i want robust justice department. they don't gist go on this without having us look when there are serri serious questios raised about whether it was on the up and up. lou: there is a ward that keeps reverberating to me, a word that keeps reverberating to me, that is independent fbi. independent department of justi

now the unused dark fibers could be the key to lear key about earthquakes. a short light reflects into the fiber and and the timing changes. >> this is the back in september. offshore and urban areas we don't have sensors, unfortunately. it turns out that the data can be used for much more than >> just by using the start fiber, you're getting a picture of the depth of the water table up here and some of the changes in soil type. >> reporter: it could help store water in aquafores and to plan for the big one. >> knowing how hard or soft the soil is can help us to allocate first-aid, emergency response and a smart way. >>> the most expensive bottle of vodka was stolen last week but now it has been found. the vodka valued at $1.3 million was taken from a bar in copenhagen. the pictures are of the bottle of the bottle was found on a construction site in copenhagen, but what happened to the vodka? >>> still to come on abc 7 this morning, the flu season is hitting the area hard. why they recommend you do not need to go to the hospital if you e >>> and now we'll lo

banks,lear the domestic loan growth has been slow.s very little credit demand from the saudi private sector. the local banks would be keen to , essentiallyhe pif lending to the government, and international banks as well given how active the pif is likely to become. the international banks would be relationship,that that those banks are help to structure and fund those deals, so there will be a lot of appetite for pif borrowing. yousef: thank you very much. let's go to the head of investment strategy at hubble dobby --abu dhabi commercial bank. you hear what the pif is doing and see what the saudi government is doing in terms of refining and recalibrating its america thingsof the government spending will come in higher than some of the forecasts. how does the place you in terms of putting money to work in saudi arabia? >> saudi arabia is a long-term reform story. if you look at for instance the msci inclusion of uae a couple , thears ago, we were market was late picking up on qatar.ory in the case of and the uae, when the inclusion an

i would trade places with you, lord willing, wouldn't we.t lear more times. >> i'll ber.ween he basks.love. of sorts. ain't never been turned off. on. never will be. >> outside of the taj mahal, yog testament to true love than this me outside of a shakespeare sndore poem than her picture on her pillow. can't figure out if this is a really sad story or happy story. >> it is a happy story. >> tell me why? >> how many people in this w you know? >> she was sweet. still sweet. >> he is happiest when talking . >> i will give you something. >> reporter: iyo he will bring the shrine to you. >> it never been turned off since my wif keep that, okay. there is not a resident in reidville who hasn't been tombstone. not a passer-by who doesn't know what they missed. >> ain't no other girl for me but her. >> obviously no one ever wants to suffer a loss like his. but clarence pervis does offer us something to strive for. the ability to love. this deeply. steve hartman, on the road, in reidsville, georgia. >> that's the "overnight news" for monday. for some the news continues. for others

kim jong-nam was another threat to the new lear's legitimacy. g he hone public with his criticism ofcssion. >> (speaking japanese): >> narrator: between 2010 and 2012, kim jong-namxchanged almost 150 emails with japanese journalist yoji gomi. in them he criticized the decision to transfer power to a third generation of the kim family. and he suggested that the new leader lacked experience and would end up aa "mere figurehead." he also criticized how the country was being run.ki jong-nam's experience of living in china had persuaded him that north korea should open up and introduce chinese-stylefo s. >> (speaking japanese): >> (speaking japanese): >> narrator: less than a month after kim jong-un came to power, yoji gomi published the emails it was a stunning public insult to nor korea's new dictator. on >> kimun has to make a decision whether he let his half-brother, wandering around the world from time to time meeting foreign journalistnd saying negative, you know, words against kim jong-un's leadership, ore should eliminate the physical existence of kim jong-nam. >> according to som

expressway looking toward schuki damp from the rain overnight as we go to the schuylkill expressway learooking good at girard avenue. back here live at vince's brick mapel said your name. >> dianne. >> is what your name. >> main stree a shade. >> you painted this picture here. >> yes. >> it is a open air workshop, in italy. >> now back here is grandfather's basement. >> where they made wine. >> iak basement. no, i'm only kidding. but come here, they have the painters here giving a chance to give it a get on okay, and ht they are trying to do, they geoh this picture, with the picture that is up and over against the wall there. that is the one i did up against the wall to, they are to inch it. put a little tree, puffy included as been ross would say. we are live in maple shade. hello, to the shaders. >> wow. >> is what your name, pal. >> josh. >> are you an eagles fan. >> yeah you are. he has his shirt. he says let the dogs out, who, who, who. who let the dogs, out, who, who, who. >> sue has the forecast in 15 seconds. >>> things could get slippery tomorrow but for new we are just dealing

. >> i guarantee i have a vok ar lear better than all of them. >> he referred to my hands as small, something else must be small. i guarantee you there is no problem. i guarantee you. >> stephen: all right. we'll let history decide. trump, trump said this was really about protecting our national values. >> our current libel laws are a sham and a disgrace and do not represent american values or american fairness. >> stephen: and who knows more about american fairness than the man who was born a millionare and became president by losing the popular vote. but-- (applause) but before trump puts together these new libel laws in place i just want to say donald trump is the illegitimate love child of a racei manatee and a deflated ba be loo. done alt trump set fire to the hindenburg and once told me on the record he enjoyed the movie "suicide squad." see you in court. but trump's immigration telethon may have been pointless after all because last night a federal judge in san francisco temp regard leigh blocked trump's decision to end the daca program. yeah, quite surprising. did not see that coming.

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we're learing more about this seemingly happy family pictured here in a renewal of vows.the grandmother of these 13 kids said the of these 13 grandmother the vows.in a renewal of vows.the grandmother of these 13 kids said the parents dressed them alike for safety reasonsbut today riverside county deputies say they were found bound in a dark, dirty room that reeked of an awful smell...sounding far from safe. jennifer luna /neighbor: "it's so sad, so horrible. i can't believe this, i can't believe this, it's so sad." neighbors are disturbed to find out some of 12 sibilings were found chained and padlocked to beds inside this riverside county home.. sheriff's deputies found them in a filthy room, bound in the dark after a 13th sister got hold of a cell phone and called 9-1-1.when help arrived they say the kids complained they were starved.kimberly milligan/neighbor: "the older kids, i thought they were like 12 because they looked so malnourished, so pale. so, because of that i thought that they were much younger than what they were."their ages range between 2 and 29 years old but they say

to the counsel of certain people within his white house and the justice department, which has been lear on this all along. please do not release this. there is classified information in here. we do not want this out. we have seen before there are times when the president will heed his advisers's words. this could be one of them. we are watching a mental wrestling match going on. >> i can't believe he will do anything without leaving. he will be set up to fail. >> i think that's true. >> what are you hearing about this speculation that nunes had help from the white house? we he don't know. the reporting is he didn't read the confidential information, the classified folio that backs up his own memo, his conclusion. especially early on in the speech that we don't usually hear him do in noncanned, nonteleprompter speeches. and then to not offer any new policy. incident was a really retrospective look at his first year in office. so he did all of those things. at the end of the day, it is is what we have seen with this president since the campaign. on the one hand, he offers lofty rhetoric.

she stopped by the late, late show for a lear california battle where corden tried to pit her against her fellow comrade but it didn't seem to work out so well. >> ♪ rapping >> helen, she had it in her. claiming that battle. now question that remains who will win when eagles and patriots go head to head on sunday. haley parks from williamstown, new jersey has strong feelings about the bird, after having her teeth pulled and some heavy anesthesia. >> super bowl. >> no, you didn't miss the super bowl. >> are you sure. >> yes. >> who do you want to win. >> the eagles. they deserve it. >> i know, baby. >> they deserve it. >> let's go bird, that is your hot minute i'm bex from today 's 96.5. >> i saw the whole thing. >> that is funniest thing i have seen in a while. >> true fan, get better soon young lady. >> she will die when she sees that video. >> i know. >> did i miss the super bowl? >> yes. >> i love it. i love her passion. >> passion. >> no doubt about it. >> yes. >> kate's got our forecast. >> well, beautiful evening underway right now. gorgeous sunset. beautiful sunrise this mornin

arresested e husband of another woman who had taken sanctuary, ingrid, colorarado immigrant rights learho sought sanctuary to avoid her deportation. ingrid's husband was arresteted thursday, the same day ravi ragbir was detained here in new york city. ththis is sandndra lopez. being a leader is not easy. i i want to -- they want to tryo separate as to prevent us from working together. we talk a lot.t. i am extremely angngry about w t happened to ingrid's s husband. it has affected me as a mother. thinking abobout myself as a wi. i see this as an attack on sanctuary. i want ingrid d to know she is t alone. we are herere. we are angry a and we're supporting her. tore are doing this to tryry weaken us. they want to frighten and divide us, , but we need to be a stoog. we need to be organized. we need to leave behind the fear and the shadows and continue to raise our voices. there is a quote that "divided we fall," we are going to stay strong and continue defending our dignity and offending section worry. amy: that is central lopez in carbondale, there with her two-year-old for three months.

but schumer and lear mcconnell are about to me.hat does this do to the american people when they see the constant insults . >> remember, the president has low approval ratings. the congress has low ratings. anything that reinforces the stereotype of washington as a bunch of squabbling kids in the sandbox drops everyone's ratings. no one will come out of this a winner, it's a matter of how much you will use lose. >>eric: critics will point out no papers on his desk for example.then again he got the nancy pelosi, hosting a dinner for all house democrats tonight at - - a very fancy washington restaurant. that prompted sarah sanders to out this, nancy pelosi is a very proud democrats shut the government down over illegal immigration and is taking democrats out tonight to celebrate. nice message to send to the brave men and women of our military and border patrol work without pay during the democratic shutdown. is it good optics to go to dinner during a shutdown? >> i think the democrats should have taken a page from president trump who

police asked the media not to share his identity until his court appearance lear today.heriff mike mcintosh remembered gumm, five year veteran of the sheriff's tkep as a gentle, thoughtful, caring deputy. >> serving in law enforcement is a shared sacrifice. the families of our deputies and law enforcement officers across colorado appreciate the outpouring of support and prayers. >> reporter: so the man hunt is over. police found and released the two suspects who were running from the assault. gun men survived by his wife and parents. gumm is the second officer killed in denver in the last 30 day. >> dana: thank you, william. appreciate it. >>> a fox news alert on the flu. the centers for disease control reporting seven more pediatric deaths. that brings the total to 37 this flu season. while flu activity is going down in some areas, it remains high in most of the country. there are nearly 12,000 more concerned cases of the virus in just a week. >>> another lawmaker stepping away from capitol hill. why this congressman is the latest not seeking re-election. >>> plus a new

week suggested this was all part of a plot within the fbi to undermine the trump presidency going lear information about the text exchange. it says are you even going give out your calendars. seems depressing. maybe it should be the first meeting of the secret society. that's from the fbi agent to peter. also an fbi agent. we learn more context from sources familiar. they're say iing the calendar i reference is a gag gift of vladimir putin themed calendar given out to people involved in the russia investigation and it was really an attempt at humor. now that some republicans who have been presented with this seem to be backing off this could be a real serious effort by the fbi to take down president trump. ron johnson in particular raised these serious concerns earlier this week. >> secret society, we have an informant talk iing about a gro who were holding secret "meet the press"ings off site. i have heard you know from somebody who's talked ee eed t committee, there's a group of individuals in the fbi, they were holding secret, off site meetings. >> i've heard from an individual that

., and with all due respect, director nuru, we are also deeply saddened by the passing of mayor ed lear. lee. and our thoughts and prayer goes out to his family and to so many of his close friends. we and i am truly grateful for his leadership. my comments today are focused in the following areas -- first, with the staffing report. focused on the d.t.x. and the r.a.b. study. it was our understanding that we would see a recommendation on the ark linement of the d.t.x. by mid-to-late october, with the decision still possible by year end. and several weeks ago we heard from the r.a.b. project team that a decision was delayed and that would be made some time after the first of the year. although we appreciate this communications and we want a well-informed decision made on this alignment that will serve usopt male fous optimally, for t hundred years this is disappointing. first, losing momentum towards phase two and the cost of ramping down and ramping up a project team, along with the potential loss of institutional knowledge. and, secondly, without a decision on the alignment, it is diffi

do you think this ruling encourages both sides to try to get this fixed sooner than lear? >> you know what? you could have another judge rule differently tomorrow. so i don't know that it's the judicial pronouncements that are motivating us as, hopefully, the necessity of doing the right thing in a timely way. congress, frankly, has abdicated on this issue for years. our issue with president obama was more how he did it. now we have an tune to do it the right way, legislatively. i think there is optimism. but, dana, i don't get using security as a negotiating tool. security is a preimminent function of government. it is why we decided to form a government so we can protect ourselves against enemies foreign and domestic. i don't get using it as a negotiating tool. i think the president is right, that it is a nonstarter to not have border and interior security as part of an immigration deal. >> dana: you are intimately familiar with the investigation into the russia allegations of collusion with the trump campaign and also interference in the election. and yesterday senator

the ceremonies will be performed in one of the rooms with a grand piano, chanda lear and a view thatverlooks the home property. it is victorian-style and was built in 1882.>>> over the weekend ford unveiled its new ranger pickup truck. the unveiling was sunday at the international auto show in detroit. the ranger was pulled from the ford lineup in 2012 due to lower sales but it will be relaunched as a larger midsize truck. expect to see the new ford ranger starting next year. ford announced it is investing $11 billion in electric cars and trucks.>> can a battery electric vehicle stir the soul? that is what we are all about. we plan to do even more of it by increasing investment in electric vehicles to $11 million. >> the electric car segment has been dominated by tesla along with entries by nissan and toyota. now ford is working to ramp up research and production of more long-range electric vehicles. >>> two people are lucky to be alive in santa ana after their car flew through the air and plowed into the second floor of a building. hard to believe the picture. the car hit a center d

. >> give you a close lear. >> january 31st another look at super moon.ill not that be big but you get the idea. >>> little love in camden county. great to have you here on this tuesday. there is a delaware valley family, adorable new digs to kick off new year. >> her mom with jasmine, hi, baby, so this new baby was been just one minute past midnight at cooper university hospital. congratulations to that happy family. >> virtua hospital in voorhees new jersey celebrating their first baby of the year, deck len was born at 12:54 new years day and new born will live in camden count which his family verse getting his own apartment. >> exactly. >> and he is going home with the family. >> hop across the river in montgomery county, baby levi first baby born in abington jefferson health in 2018, he arrived at 12:40 and he and mom are doing great and getting lots of love and older siblings lily and laser, i love the baby new year. if you have someone in your life and family share them use our #fox 29 good day. >>> welcome to the world. 4:56. something to warm your

the children singing the fight song as the church's carol lear plays fly, eagles, fly on 19,00s from the church bell tower. >> ♪ last dime the eagles were in the super bowl they had the pep song playing all over the city and i thought, why not the carol her. >> lisa says the beautiful bells can actually be heard over mile away. she loves making music and has been playing the carol on for over 40 years. >> sending the eagles a lot of positive energy. i'm so glad that the nursery school got behind this idea. >> st. thomas' thought it was great way to come together as a pre-school and show their support for the hometown team. >> why do you like the eagles? >> because they score touchdown, one, two, three. >> i like them because they're good players. >> reporter: is going to winter super bowl? >> the eagles and the football. go eagles. >> reporter: st. thomas is definitely has that eagles spirit as you can see from their sign. the church also sent out an e-mail blast to its 1200 parishioners encouraging everyone to wear eagles green on super bowl sunday. dawn timmeney, fox 29 news. >>> ♪