it seemed to be stuck on the ledge of the hotel.hen rescuers tried to help, the feisty critter began to walk up the side of the building defying gravity and then started to walk along the ledge. imagine the woman there. it fell off and ran to the warmth of a car engine and was captured and removed from the area, man this thing plays out like a hollywood drama. >> the hollywood movie, raccoon man. stormtracker 6 live double scan shows us we are looking good. no precipitation just yet and as we look outside we have cloudy skies of course, but you don't see people hunking their shoulders and bundled up in a million layer, because it is milder and stays that way until we get a cold crush tomorrow. 42 is the current temperatures and wins blustery 14 miles per hour in philadelphia. not bad that is knocking the windchill down to 35. and this is not what the winds are all the time and in parts of the region we see them sag to calm. not bad out there. every now and then a cool breeze. 39 in reading and 41 in trenton and 43 in wilmington and

about ten feet down he caught sight of a ledge. >> the minute i got to that ledge there was a purse, i think two credit cards. >> on a ledge ten feet down? >> right. >> but it was what he didn't see that confused him. there was no sign that the woman's body had also hit that ledge or any part of the cliffs. >> nothing. no blood, no hair, no clothing, no fibers, no skin. >> by that point officer walter siree had arrived up at the look out. since there was nothing the husband could do to help in the rescue siri was told to get him out of the way and drove him back down to police headquarters. on the way steven recounted the awful moment his wife disappeared. >> we were talking and she said for me to go back to car and get the blanket. and she slipped and i didn't see her anymore. >> rescuer troughy had made it to the base of the cliff. he had expected to find a wounded woman here, but he didn't. >> i said alt the first point maybe this was a hoax. maybe she never went off the cliff. >> he and another rescuer began to walk along the base, pointing their flash lights north. finally about

is it ledge it gator or chick then you're calling gator. >> it is ledge it gator. >> where do you get city meets in louisianna. >> how does it come? >> comes in sausage links, and we go to the airport and pick it up. >> do they get if from golf courses in i hate, but where are they getting gators? >> i hope not, no, it is farm raised gator. >> okay, and i love that you also have all of the traditional new orleans, all of that. >> chips, root beer, the who's who and what's what of cage on creole. >> who's who and what's what of the cage on creole, we have it here. and happy everything. because this is like party wait to go start here. >> that's great. you just don't like gators because you went to florida state. >> oh. >> true. >> that's what it is. >> all of that food looks so good. >> oh, man. >> i want some jambalaya. >> me too. >> all right, many parent help their daughters sell girl scout cookies. and celebrities do, too. did you see the celebrity mom selling cookies at a mall? we'll show it to you. >> okay, jennifer garner, >> really cute. out, there i mean, mom, just like us.w y

she steps onto the ledge, she's going to go for it, she doesn't have any other choice at this point. >> she the only one in there? >> there aren't reports of anybody else being in that unit with her. as she makes her way across the ledge, she goes over to another set of bars -- >> when you're on the outside the railings are something to hold on to. >> she uses them to climb, makes her way to the next balcony, just in time. here's a look at the balcony in the unit she was living in. >> what? >> yeah, completely up in smoke. she's going to have a long recovery ahead of her. she suffered second degree burns on her body and face and will require extensive skin graft treatments. her family is looking at thousands in medical care. >> poor girl, my goodness. >> terrifying thing for her. >>> keep your eyes peeled. for a little smoke on the water. right there! bingo! we got a sighting. if you're on a whale tour that there may be the most you see. that's what our friend here julia is doing. the cool part about her trip, she's a french activist. she's part of a nongovernmental organization that

new innovative reforms to securing the process in some of what happens when decisions are made in ledge slay chuck, right, that impact you all of the way down to the local level. secretary wyman, thank you for being here, and partaking in the panel. finally, last but not least, david stafford is the supervisor of elections for scamby ya county, florida, which is the pensacola area of florida. if you are not familiar. i suggest that you go to visit david and the wonderful office and more importantly, it is in a wonderful area down there in pensacola. david is part of the national level conversation regarding the coordinating council and the establishment of elections as critical infrastructure, and the department of homeland security, and national leader on innovating and the use of data as we heard in the last panel and technology to improve services to the voters in es cam ba -- escambia county. i start with you, jeremy, to open up the conversation, and i am not springing this on him, because he knows that i am going to be asking him to discuss this, but what it means for us to be in a

builds up of snow curling over the ledge like a christine -- cresting wave and it must be brought down. explosives placed by hand have proven effective. the safety rope could be a lifesaver for the ranger. ♪ a baby avalanche. a bigger baby. a bigger baby still. some of those chunks weigh around two tons. 75 millimeter recoilless rifles, which can be moved about. 105 millimeters rifles mounted on platforms, fired at points which cannot be reached by the men on skis. bit by bit, the avalanche hazard is blasted away. three of these big army guns are zeroed in on strategic locations near the top of two peaks. sites are set, so that even in a blinding storm the men can be sure that they are hitting the target. fire when ready, monte, while i fall back. when control action is completed, then slopes and racecourses are safe. thousands of people arrive for the opening of the games. they come over new highways by car and by bus. the compactness of the area will enable the visitors to really see what is going on this time. the five rings, they represent the five major continents linked together

. >> tonight new information about at ledged shooter, a family member telling a brb c news, cr was adoptedith his younger brother both parent noise deceased. a former class mate called him quiet. that he had a interest in weapons. >> i knew >> last year had a lot of conflicts in school. got in a fight with one kid and wasn't allowed to bring his backpack because they found bullet casings in it. >> i told my parents last year every week i was scared this kid might go something. >> if you take somebody's access to firearm and the fact they talk about fighting or have been in fights now you stae pieces t the dots of an individual who may have predisposition to commit an attack like this. >> authorities say the suspect used an assault rifle and began shooting outside before continuing inside. >> he had multiple mack zeens. magazines. and one ar 15 rifle. >> sound liekz a fire alarm was tripped. big question will be whether th alarm, if that was done to get the students to come out of the building and then the suspect was then starting to shoot at the innocent students coming out that would ind

it was strapped on the sixth floor ledge of a building in the city of oak park for a few days.brought in to try to capture it. as they tried to scoop it into a net. it kept getting away. eventually it fell down and tried to run away. it was captured and led away. >>> the american heart association says there are side effects from breast cancer treatments. special types can cause heart failure. other drugs can cause abnormal heart rhythms and artery spasms that can lead to a heart attack. >>> heart disease is the leading cause of death for american women. the heart association is asking women to wear red today as part of go red for women day. it's designed to raise awareness about women's heart health. danielle nottingham has the story of one heart attack survivor. >> how often did you go to the doctor? >> every six months. >> reporter: doctors told tara robinson she was too young to have a heart attack, but she did. >> was hot, i was clammy. i knew something was wrong, but i didn't know what. >> reporter: for months she complained of tightness in her arm, tightness in her chest

. >> this woman is outside on the ledge grabbing on to the frame of the window five stories up. >> but these windows are frosted. how do you know if they're dirty? >> the dcription was she was cleaning her window. i don't know if this is her place or she likes to do a thorough job when she cleans. once she's done cleaning she gets right back up, steps right back in to the apartment and it's business as usual. >>> let's go down to rio de la prada, a place in brazil -- >> underwater? >> i was trying to figure out if there was a film over the camera. oh i didn't tell you? yes, it is underwater. normally this is a trail to the water, where you go scuba diving but this nature park was flooded. >> this kind of like fish going to sort of a park to see how the humans live? >> this is where they walk and use their legs. oh, very interesting. >> you notice how they're respectful of the space, while checking it out. >> yeah, they leave nothing but fin prints. this is like a giant aquarium. >> the people at the park say it is rare but it has happened before. one woman told a local news agency, i'v

some for the revelations have emerged on the so-called trunk dosia which describes the ledge links between donald trump campaign team and russia these relate to the also of the document former m i five agent christopher stale and from way he obtained his information on the samir khan reports from washington mr steele's memorandums.

it was trapped on the sixth floor ledge of a building in the city of oak park for a few days.s brought in to try to capture it. as rescuers tried to scoop it into a net, it kept getting away. eventually the raccoon fell to the ground and was found hiding inside the hood of car. it was captured safely, put in a cage, and removed from the area. >>> there's a health warning for women about breast cancer treatment that may harm the heart. the american heart association says there are side effects from breast cancer treatments. special types can cause heart failure. other drugs can cause abnormal heart rhythms and artery spasms which could lead to a heart attack. women are being advised to discuss possible side effects with their doctors. >>> heart disease is the leading cause of death for american women. the heart association is asking women to wear red today as part of "go red for women" day. it's designed to raise awareness about women's heart health. danielle nottingham has the story of one heart attack survivor. >> how often did you go to the doctor? >> every six months. >> re

in fact, you can see him playing there as he's standing on the ledge nine stories up. >> he's playing not trying to get back in because the window is open. there's a clear opening. >> girl, no. he's having a good old jolly time up there. the people recording are in an office across the way. somebody has already run over to tell whoever this child is in danger >> is somebody home? >> according to reports the person that is believed to be the kid's mom is there, and another sibling. she's already pulled him in once. >> what?! get the window locked. >> you do eventually in the video see someone coming out, grabbing the child, and bringing them back to safety. >> this is so easy to fix. window lock costs a buck or two. >> he may have climbed off the balcony. >> this is scary. >>> over the last three years, residents of abruzzo, italy, they've had increased sightings of wolves. you see a wolf pack and they're on the hunt. typically they prey on red deer and goats and small animals. this happens to be somebody's family dog and the dog doesn't want to be wolf meat tonight. >> that's so sad b

it can't have been easy to really sort of step out there on to the ledge and take on the most powerfulniverse in hollywood. >> it wasn't easy. it's not easy. that's what -- i get a lot of flack sometimes. i get so much support which is so amazing and then also a lot of flack, and i do say i'm going -- as big as i can and as hard as i can and it's more than just hollywood and it really is the overall power structure and he had a lot of tentacles in a lot of different fields, the literary world, the -- obviously, media, hollywood, politics. his power stretched and his tentacles stretched in many different areas and it's not taking out a single power structure. i wanted to show what the propaganda machine is and who is behind it. the book is stories of my life and the other part of it to me is the most important, is the framework for, looking at what happened because if it happened to me it happened to everybody. >> let's go into detail. >> first and foremost you do not name the said producer and you do that conscious y have you decided to call him just the monster? >> well, you see, i fi

be ledge dare. bring this up here. hey, every single person in this room is on this man.very drop of every one of you and we need. it despite what anybody did we believed in each other every time something came we fought harder and loved more and we had more fun doing it than anyone in the league. one, two, three, family. >> that locker room is excited. again we apologize for the language. they're just very excited crew and they're celebrating tonight with the vince lombardi trophy which will make another round. >> they're in the moment now. and the coach addressing team when they finished with lord's prayer. the coach also sedan individual can make a difference but the team makes a miracle. someone sent doug a picture of that slogan. he was in the picture with brett favsh and that was in the background. these used that term throughout the entire year to help motivate his team. >> brett fravsh talking it to them last night. >> it's full circumstance sfwll indeed, indeed. >> special moment malcolm jenkins with the lombardi coffee. let's just watch: wonderful. >> it's nice

. >> what it does is ask your legisla ledge ture. >> 30 seconds. >> what'd i say, 30 minutes? i want to thank the rest of the panel for being here. but national popular vote, it's an agreement amongst the states that use the power of article 2 section one under constitution. it asks the legislature if they want to award their electors on basis of national public vote. when they have this flaw place, it triggers, guarantees the presidency to the national popular vote winner and it is the constitutionally appropriate way to make every voter in every state particularly relevant no every presidential election. and i don't care what jersey you wear, that's an important thing to do. >> thank you. [ applause ] >> maggie, your group make every vote count, recently joined this effort. why don't you tell us about that. >> sure. so as pat explained, the system is broke pent so i work with a group called making every vote count that was found by reed hunt who's a former chairman of the css and from the clinton administration and jake fuentes who's a silicon valley entrepreneur. and they g

the garage, but police found a trail of evidence showing that the dog was actually thrown off of the ledge by the suspect. they say that they have evidence that including video and audio from a nearby dash camera. now, that suspect was eventually located and arrested on sunday near polk and bush streets. now, the suspect faces several charges including animal cruelty and grand theft and while an arrest has been made, police are saying if you have any information to help out with this case, contact sfpd. live in san francisco, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> thank you, pete. those poor owners. just tragic there. >>> it's 4:33 right now. another 49er in trouble with the law. it is just the latest in a string of bad behavior by players. reuben foster is facing domestic violence charges. we have video of foster leaving santa clara jail last night after he was booked and arrested. investigators are not releasing details about exactly what happened but we do know that foster was also booked on suspension of possessing an assault weapon. the 49ers said the team is aware of the situation a

if we don't climb off this ledge of partisanship, i think some bad things will happen. thank you.newsnight when we turn up the dial and hear an impassioned argument. tonight, it's the turn of mental health campaigner, author and actor, ruby wax. we need to upgrade our mind. here's a question i get asked a lot. why am i so bummed out, stressed out, burnt out? you know, i always thought evolution meant we get more and more perfect through time. turns out i was wrong. each time we evolve, we get better at dealing with danger. ruby wax. now, there's new evidence that the testing regime that keeps our buildings safe from fire is fundamentally flawed. the company that makes celotex, the insulation used in grenfell tower, has retracted the result of the test it relied upon to sell the product for use on tall buildings. the retraction‘s because a major error was made in the safety tests — they added an additional layer of fire—resistant material onto the test design without telling test scientists. that admission is the latest in a series of clarifications by the firm, and it raises serio

system looks the same the players within the ecosystem remain the same it's just a big thing there or ledge of it's a new image up and it has no impact whatsoever. in the financial services architecture so what is about to happen to the banks is a new sort of a player coming about and creating something which gump legally does away with this kind of a system and in rennes a new kind of system is does not need the squad or the or alliance of banks about this doesn't have the swift kind of mechanism and creates an entirely different solution for example we're trying to come up with a decent glazed exchange balkanized i.p.o. platform vich can actually replace the existing exchanges which is an alternator which is the next generation exchange on a marketplace if you will so if i talk to the stock exchanges i have actually spoken to some of the stock exchanges they say they have a lot of experience and knowledge in the way of the exchanges got into a walk and where are the pain points and read custom of could do with some improvement and so on but that's knowledge and that experience is of no va

. >>> strangers dangling from the ledge. teens looking over the fence with a garbage truck. lost her job because of her past. she used to play a dominatrix on video. did an ex-boyfriend tip off the sheriff? >>> and the race to save the little dog caught in an escalator. this is the correct way to transport a dog on the

indicts thirteen russian nationals over at ledge to online meddling in the twenty sixteen presidential election which will go calls. u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson visits turkey in an attempt to improve relations between the nato allies as tensions grow in syria over washington support for kurdish groups that turkey considers terrorists. and an american literature who won the silver medal in south korea's launch the russian rival who offered in his sledge as the olympic spirit is embraced by competitors from around the world at the winter games. brazil specific russian athletes he offered me help technical help the fact that he was willing to reach out and help me in such like a desperate time shows that sport can bridge you know cultures it can bridge politics. you know watching on t.v. international broadcasting live from moscow i'm kate partridge thank you for joining us. our top story this hour the u.s. justice department has indicted thirteen russian nationals over and meddling in america's twenty sixteen presidential election however deputy attorney general rod rosenstein

forty seven of them have appealed to the court of arbitration for sport to overturn the ban over and ledge don't bring violations among those who have filed appeals are some of russia's most celebrated athletes they include six time olympic short track speed skating champion on and defending biathlon champion anton shipman in. reports from the olympic host city. for almost two and a half hours the court of arbitration for sport was listening to the russian side which have now left led by their lawyer so these people won't get another chance to give their arguments to the court and now it is all to the cast members they promised to announce some sort of decision by noon korean time on friday over the phone we came here to defend the gas pump listen to our arguments and the decision will be reached within twenty four hours so things won't be decided to with a few hours before the opening ceremony which of course puts extra pressure on the russian athletes on wednesday the secretary general hinted that still their mind to be at delay now here we are looking at three scenarios either cast deci

in fact, you can see him playing there as he's standing on the ledge nine stories up. >> he's playinghe's not trying to get back in because the window is open. there's a clear opening. >> girl, no. he's having a good old jolly time up there. the people recording are in an office across the way. somebody has already run over to tell whoever this child is in danger >> is somebody home? >> according to reports the person that is believed to be the kid's mom is there, and another sibling. she's already pulled him in once. >> what?! get the window locked. >> you do eventually in the video see someone coming out, grabbing the child, and bringing them back to safety. >> this is so easy to fix. window lock costs a buck or two. >> he may have climbed off the balcony. >> this is scary. >>> over the last three years, residents of abruzzo, italy, they've had increased sightings of wolves. you see a wolf pack and they're on the hunt. typically they prey on red deer and goats and small animals. this happens to be somebody's family dog and the dog doesn't want to be wolf meat tonight. >> that's so s

officers see the boy on a ledge three stories up.hey scramble to catch him with a rug, but it's too late. the officer below cushions his fall. remarkably, the boy was not hurt. his hero did need a little time to catch his breathing but crerybody is okay. police in britain are investigating a possible hate crime against prince harry and his american bride-to-be, meghan markle, who is biracial. a suspicious package containing meite powder and a racist message was sent to the prince's office earlier this month, we are told. the powder turned out to be harmless. the royal couple is getting married in may. up next here, revenge, best served on ice. because my body can still make its own insulin. and i take trulicity once a week to activate my body to release it, like it's supposed to. trulicity is not insulin. it comes in a once-weekly, truly easy-to-use pen. the pen where you don't have to see or handle a needle. and it works 24/7. trulicity is a once-weekly injectable medicine to improve blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes when u

are comfortable with losing things rather than just assuming they're going to make money well the ledge is getting pretty crowded this week glass half full version is there's got. a p some bargains out there well people say buy the dip but when do you know is a dip done and you know my guess is there's still a little bit more hollow and we've talked off the air about a correction which is seen as ten percent in a market and a bear market would be twenty percent well we're a little more than the ten percent i don't think going to get down to the bear market but whether or not we're at the bottom of that dip and now is a good time to buy i'm not sure but investors generally need to have a longer view about these things and not just because up in the daily mess but if they're concerned now if your viewers are saying oh my gosh what's going to happen over happen over the weekend my thought is you probably have too much invested in the market wow well to quote one of the world's richest men and most watched investors warren buffett be fearful when others are greedy and greedy when others are

indictment serves as a reminder that people are not always who they appear to be on the internet in china ledges that the russian conspirators want to promote discord in the united states and undermine public confidence in democracy we must not allow them to succeed. department of justice will continue to work. with other law enforcement intelligence agencies and with the congress to defend our nation against similar current and future efforts. south africa's new president cyril ramaphosa has made his first state of the nation states the nation address speaking in cape town ramaphosa said he would need to take tough decisions to reduce the size of the country's fiscal deficit and stabilize debt after years of weak growth. ethiopia has announced a state of emergency a day off to the prime minister haile mariam does a lane announced his intention to step down the resignation which is unprecedented in ethiopia's history and to end unrest which is threatening the ruling party's hold on power the governor of florida says the director of the f.b.i. should resign over the handling of a warning about th

internal ledges that the russian conspirators want to promote discord in the united states and undermine public confidence in democracy we must not allow them to succeed. the department of justice will continue to work oh opportunely with other law enforcement intelligence agencies and with the congress to defend our nation against similar current and future efforts. and rose we know of course that president trump has denied any accusations that his company that his campaign colluded with russia in any way but do these indictments now make it much more difficult to either discredit or and the mother investigation. well mari i'm get the word use of the word colluded is a very interesting word because it implies intent what this indictment alleges is that they had to get offended including the thirteen people listed in this indictment reached out to at least two people working for the president's two thousand and sixteen presidential campaign pretending to be u.s. persons never telling these two campaign staff members who are who are unidentified that they were in fact russian citizens try

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justice department over a ledge meddling in america's twenty sixteen presidential election the defendants are accused of waging information warfare. the indictment charges thirteen russian nationals and three russian companies for committing federal crimes while seeking to interfere in the united states political system including the twenty sixteen presidential election the financial legibly conducted what they called information warfare against the united states with the stated goal of spreading distrust towards the candidates and the political system in general because meddling is no chargeable offense though i bet good money it soon will be the thirteen nationals and three entities have been indicted for first and foremost conspiracy to defraud the united states one of the main defendants is the st petersburg based internet research agency and their alleged goal was to sow discord in the u.s. political system namely the two thousand and sixteen presidential election funnily enough i catering company can also be found on the list of the accused apparently they were used at least partial

dossier and if confirmed it could damage confidence in the bureau and the ongoing probe into trump's ledged russia links the memo was drafted by the chairman of the u.s. house intelligence committee which voted on monday to make it public some house members who read the memo called it shocking and worse than watergate president trump has until friday to decide whether to release it so there has been a huge call to make the document public with a hash tag release the memo trending both on twitter and facebook however top democrats believe that this call is yet another kremlin plot they have demanded the social media giants reveal that it was russian bots promoting the hash tag no twitter facebook could deny this democrats are now pressuring both companies to find evidence of moscow's. your replies have raised more questions than they've oncet we cannot wait to know the years to learn how criminal link trolls and books apparently exploiting your platforms to influence debates going on in congress today. i'm brian crabtree publisher of talk forty dot com and political talk show host believes t

go straight to form of the miller who's live for us now in johannesburg a country that's been our ledge for days that's been counting the cost as it were of seumas presidency for an awful lot longer than that presumably there's great relief tonight. they certainly is a lot of relief and i think just mostly with the fact that there's some clarity around what's happened so much of this process hasn't been transparent it's been handled within the a.n.c. amongst the top leadership when jacob zuma spoke earlier today in an interview with the state broadcaster that was the first time that the africans heard from the president during this period when these calls for him to step down had grown in intensity and also just after the african national congress had decided to recall him with light that as you mentioned there's also been a number of scandals there's been a lot of criticism against the president this hasn't been an easy nine years of for south africans yes jacob zuma has had his supporters but they has been a significant segment of the africans are a society that wanted to see a jacob

pro-democracy members who stand a ledge hope they've had some success with had for at least four pro-democracy lawmakers have been removed and so no doubt will everyone now will now be watching to see what the next step is coming out of beijing. and the world for the moment sarah clarke live for us there in hong kong thank you our firefighters in iran are battling a blaze inside the ministry of energy building in the capital tehran local media saying the blaze broke out on monday in the basement people in the vicinity of the fire have been forced to leave. government forces and opposition groups in south sudan are still recruiting child soldiers that's despite a number of agreements to stop that's according to human rights watch which says children as young as thirteen are being abducted detained and forced to fight since the violence began in two thousand and thirteen the warning the warring sides have relayed on several signed commitments human rights watch is calling for an arms embargo a u.n. security council meeting that was supposed to condemn the alleged use of chlorine gas in syria has

memos aimed at derailing the special counsel robert muller's investigation into the campaigns and ledged links to russia and to gallagher has been following developments from washington d.c. . well there are a couple of key questions here as to what will happen or what may happen next and chief among those is a concern that president trump will use this memo as a pretext to fire robert mueller the special counsel who's in charge of the russian investigation democrats say if he does that it will cause a constitutional crisis we know of course that he wanted to do that back in the summer but held off on that decision because some senior members of staff threatened to resign themselves the other question is now hanging over the future of the deputy attorney general rod rosenstein he is involved in the russian investigation president trump has been talking about him in very negative terms and it's not sure what will happen to him but the attorney general has been backing him up and of course the f.b.i. been backing up their own people saying play hard and tackle hard because they are being p

lastly there was an article about d&a lounge added to the ledge see and dance brigade purchasing a newbuilding for the new home. major up coming activities for january include 10 applications to the spc from january through march. working with the creative group on marketing. completing payment of applications for fiscal year 17-18. creating online application for business grant for 18-19. finalizing rules for the legacy registry, creating an annual reapplication process for rent stabilization and annual report for 17-18. thank you. this concludes my presentation. i am happy to answer any questions. >> thank you, richard. thank you for everything that you have done with this program. when i see the numbers, it is amazing what you have done with this. i think it is very good. hats off to you. any other commission have any questions? >> likewise. you are doing fantastic work. i think all of the applicants appreciate your assistance. >> we on the commission very much appreciate what you do for our office and for the legacy business. >> we will open it up for general public comment. any co

. >> this is another reason how you know the ledge it spot. as you mentioned invented there.k at this, former prf matt's, out of the same place i was, and the newspaper he p,icture of them, twin cities pioneer press. now the woman i was sitting and she is the food editor for their o taking us around showing us all of the wie aim fry matt's, and i have to tell you guys, i. that will i ate that and that was awesome. >> guys, this is like the east coast side. d here? our guys. anthony here, they're here, but a lot of people haven't woken be here alg long. >> okay. >> and the lucy, we had media night, can you garlic, does my breath smell, does anybody ha u good if hours later you're still worried. >> i will say this every time i go to minnesota to cover the super bowl, they say you have to vet have lucy. >> let's do it. >> looks juicy. >> all right. i'm dope. i look at this thing yesterday, oh, my god. fascinated by the supermoon specially whether blood and blue at the same time. >> three in one. one more thing that it wasn't. . a joke too. >> what. >> 16 million people who thoug

but we begin with the release of the subsequent fallout over the bombshell nunes memo that's ledged surveillance abuse. reporter: this memo produced by the house intelligence committee draws a straight line from the dossier produced by christopher steele paid for by the democratic national committee and the hillary clinton campaign to the fisa warrant to surveil carter page who was a member of the trump campaign team. it says without that dossier, it quotes andrew mccabe who 70sified no surveillance warrant would have been sought without the steele dossier information. the report says steele had it out for donald trump. he was desperate that donald trump not get elected and passionate about him not being president. here was president trump on this memo earlier today. president trump: i think it's a disgrace what's happening in our country. when you see so many things going on, a lot of people should be ashamed of themselves. >> they say it lacks context and details and it's an attempt to discredit the department of justice and the fbi. the former fbi director himself james comey weighed in today

community begins to come to grips with these precious, lives lost and an emotional message for at ledge killer. >> this kid deserves the death penalty, he deserves to die.& >> reporter: chris o'connell fox 29 news. >>> students who survived are still trying to process what happened, some are posting videos what they were going through as tragedy was unfolding. >> we were hiding the whole >> we weime and it was just hor, everything you heard, in this hallway because glass was broken. you could hear everything. it felt like were you right there. >> at one point the shots were so, so close, and right outside my door, because did not shoot through my door and going, at that moment, everyone just got closer together, everyone, just hugged each other and it was a moment where it was like, faithful moment that he didn't and he ended up going the other way. >> there was this kid, you could hear him all throughout the hallways, he was saying, please, please help me, please let me in, and it was most heart breaking thing to do because you could not let him in, you culled not help him. >> you guys

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. >> there are groups that ledges that too -- >> there are groups to the far right that is against it. >> and that's what i'm saying, support is a relevant term in this town. i can support something on paper, publicly, privately and all three of those thing are different. there are different levels of support and the impact and effect are different. the bottom line to the united states congress in the white house is, do you want to address the issues raised by the students of florida, sandy hook, and go down the list of major gun incidents in this country. look at the gun violence that has taken place january 1 of this year to the present day, do you want to address that. if the answer is yes, then here's the mean you of choices to address this. are any of these things address bl to you, these things are, then cannot do that. the idea you have to pass a law to enforce a law sounds like lindsay --. >> what is is the president -- >> the big thing is to state with clarity what you want and to stick with that. >> well, so let me ask this -- >> if you can't stick with that, that's why you

. >> little john ledge end. >> so while we're reflecting and listening to the song.let's look at pictures. >> i love all your curves and edges. >> ♪ >> this is from betty. says my sweety, love with you all my heart. awe. >> and i know this says happy valentine day day to my rock, my handsome husband hector. >> hello hector. >> paul says happy valentine to the staff at good day, and to my lovely wife for 22 years reverend earthquake moore. >> lovely addition to your family. >> yes. >> that's a big lizard. is that a lizards. >> what? >> iguana. >> is a iguana a lizards. >> i believe it is, sure it is , iguana love. >> a lot about nature this morning. we won't have the birds and the bees top. >> all of your curves and edges. >> you keep focusing on that one part of the song. hey, your edges. >> sorry? >> i'm iguana give you the forecast. >> oh,. >> let's go to the number of the day, which is a good number, a nine out of ten on this valentine day, bus stop buddy has his valentine card already to go. going to school, temperatures in the 30's at the bus stop, not as cold a

and a half trillion dollars, that's not all public money, they will try to use some public money to ledged markets for private money. is any of it of that going to happen? >> well, that's a good question especially after a very expensive budget deal, do republicans want to spend a bunch more money, they will say that's some of the cost but we know how that works, spending and pretend savings will come in year nine and ten. paul: off after i retire the offsets don't happen. >> encourage states to pick up some of the tab and, of course, it's better when infrastructure is managed as locally as possible but there's pension costs andedicaid expansion, i'm not sure thas such a wort projectither. paul: wl, and one of the proble, allys is permitting, ifou throw money at aroject, can you get it done this decade or next decade because of all the rig bureaucratic rules you have to go through? >> right, that involves the safety, every new grade crossing or barrier, you have to do environmental impact statement too and it's add-on cost. paul: is amtrak to be privatized, is that a real prospect at all?

. >> i'm going to talk you off a ledge, i guess that's what i'll do today. >> harris: i was remindingort time ago, we are coming after 99 reports of record news breaks on the dow. we've been making money in our 401ks. >> last you are arguably one of the best years for the market. you are absolutely right. most people want to know when do we start and the main reason why is because the underlying economy. you talked about friday's jobs number, president trump going to ohio to talk about manufacturing jobs. absolutely phenomenal. the year before that there were no manufacturing jobs created in this country. today we had a report on the service side of our economy, record employment. we are actually in a position right now where this economy it is sort of a hockey stick thing. that wouldn't even be the right analogy because we've been flatlining so long with respect to real wages and real economic opportunity. >> harris: we always talk about how we wait for people on main street to feel what people at wall and brought have been feeling. are we there? >> i think what happens is the market

lets get to breaking news in salem county, new jersey we are hearing about a fire at american ledge anance company in wood town. we understand it broke out shortly after 4:00 a.m. jenny joists on the way. when she gets there we will bring you very latest information a live shot in just a moment. >>> also this morning first responders remain on the scene following a massive fire in olde city that forced more than 100 people to evacuate this morning there are concerns that the building could collapse. lauren johnson right there at third and walnut, lauren, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. we have moved a tad bit closer to give you an idea what the scene looks like at this hour. olde city is men to attract tourist from all over the world. yesterday some of those visitors to our great city were not just shock, surprised but also majorly inconvenienc ed by what happens in this building. museum of the american revolution had to close doors to the public but they did keep them opened to house those displaced by the fire. crews remains on the scene, into the morning to keep an e