linda: agreement meaning? senator brown: the nafta 1.6. linda: ok. senator brown: and that's because he thinks that he's done the best he can. i assume he has, but it's simply not good enough for most democrats, if not almost all of us. it's not good enough for labor. it doesn't work -- it's not good enough for organized labor. it doesn't work for workers. doesn't work for mexican workers, in my mind. i'll tell you a real quick story. after nafta passed and i led the freshmen class against nafta in my first year of congress. five years later i went to the mexican border. i flew to texas. i went to -- went across the border. i went to a mexican auto plant that looked like -- looked like an auto plant in cleveland except it was newer. it was modern. the floors were clean. the workers working hard. technology up to date. there was one difference. the mexican auto plant didn't have a parking lot. the purpose of trade policy is so workers all over the world can build a middle class lifestyle and buy the products they make. if workers can buy the products

linda: absolutely. value from the day after christmas eve can sustain wealth into this year. play, a in domestic small cap is less prone than big caps because their love and new -- their revenue is less exposed to international trade. i will be cautious about small markets, in emerging both technically and long-term, i still believe in consumer theme, particularly we like the internet and e-commerce play in china and in brazil. something like a web, they are a great get something like pay web , they are a great play. companies that leverage on the incredible growth of e-commerce. china actually leads the globe in terms of digital payments. that is in trillions of dollars. carol: they do everything on their phone in china, versus we have credit cards. they kind of jumped over that step. linda: when i travel in china i do not carry my purse. i only need my phone. carol: we will continue the conversation. linda shang will stay with us and sylvia jablonski. we will talk about ethics incorporate government p

and that is what i think w we nd to rise above because linda mentntioned 2020.very day that goes b by, evererything w we have foughtt r and i have 54 and the organization has fought for f fr over 1 100 years, is going to te tubes. the next will be roe v. wade. think about it. every single thing we care about. i am working to get my community to look much bigger. i think way beyond the day-to-day, we have got to look at the larger scale. that is what this movement has done, which is to pull everyone up. i have to be optimistic. nancy kaufman, ceo of the national council of jewish women, along with linda sarsour and tamika mallory, cochairs of the women's march. this was part of a discussion with others in a moderated by the author rebecca walker. when we come back, tessa thompson. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: pink k martini i featuring china forbes and storm large "i am woman." this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we're broadcasting from the sundance film festival. earlier this week, i caught up with the accla

linda: yes, the capex is the big question.are rooting for capex to pick up here as we make our way to the rest of this year after it got abbreviated with energy prices coming down hard and concerns from corporate ceos about what is going to happen. we forget the fact that we were at all-time record highs and confidence in both consumer and -- in confidence in both consumer and business. alix: what we have seen over the last few weeks, you have a dollar rally in, so the fed is -- you have the dollar rallying, so the fed is dovish. linda: we believe we are in the back half of a cycle. than i ought to move upmarket market cap and focus on the u.s. -- then i ought to move up market cap and focus on the u.s. with regulations being cut dramatically, money is fairly easy and the economy is still growing, small-cap stocks look great, too. this one could go on and on and we like small caps a lot here. david: alix just referred to the strength of the dollar. given how much of the s&p 500 get their earnings from a rod -- from abroad, wha

. >> reporter: linda ann o'keefe vanished in july 1973 while walking home from school.the 11-year-old was found the next day strangled in a ditch. last year police told linda's story in a series of tweets hoping to generate new leads. in one post they released an age composite sketch showing what the suspect could look like based on dna the killer left behind in 1973, but after submitting the dna to an ancestry website, police say they finally got a hit leading them to the arrest of 72-year-old james alan neal now living in colorado. linda's family shocked at the news. >> he said, hi, are you sitting down, and i said, yeah, i'm having a burger at in-n-out, and what's going on? he said, i just arrested the man and i said, oh, wow. >> reporter: it's the same technology that led to the arrest of the golden state killer. law enforcement using dna to identify potential suspects through websites people use to research their family tree. investigators say the dna at the crime scene matched neal's dna submitted to one of those genealogy sites. authorities say they got another d

andelcome nick bendenbrook linda bolynda. does this change your view on the dollar going forward? i would say the federal changes its stance relatively slowly. they are becoming less hawkish and arguably more dovish over time. what did you make of it? we thought everyone was in consensus. now, it seems like if you dig beneath the headlines, there is thatide over inflation could affect the next 18 months. lynda: for us, not a lot changed. the fed is more data dependent. they are sensing risk in the underlying economy. the consensus out there is still about the fed is going to remain patient. potentially no rate hikes this year. maybe one or two next year. be prudent for them to be a little more flexible if the u.s. economy does pick up. giving themselves that flexibility is really important. not a lot actually changed in the actual minutes. david: suppose the inflation data keeps going the way it is, doesn't go up significantly. there seems to be division in the fed over whether there's another rate hike or not. linda: there i

and his coach and manager linda lieber teaching kids on the ice. for the last 21 years, they've introduced 10,000 inner-city children to ice-skating through their nonprofit, youth skate. >> i really like seeing this is of a kombucha they have from physical activity. >> is cold and slippery, is scary. and, there like i don't know if kidse rst time on the an hour ice. >> as a going? >> good. >> reporter: fifth through ninth graders take part and is supported by the city of san francisco, the school district and ice rinks. on this day, about 50 kids learn not to give up. >> i thought it would be bad but its working out, i guess, for me. >> if you can practice, you can do a lot of stuff. >> reporter: this teacher can see your students build confidence perks >>> some kids who normally say this is to our, they are totally into it. >> reporter: linda and brian have worked together almost 50 years. she started coaching him when he was a. and youth skate they work side-by-side. he helps beginners and everyone wins. >> the memories in the sense they can do s

sherry director of national priorities for consumer action linda welcome i think you were talking about the up sell tactics as opposed to fraud outright rip offs for instance say every day we're confronted with a choice small medium or large silver gold or platinum good better best what you might not realize is that the goal is not to sell you the highest priced option listen as former esquire magazine editor in chief explains very often why a retailer is doing that is not he's very happy to sell you the expensive one he's very happy to sell you the cheaper one but generally speaking what he's doing is. to sell you that middle one and he's probably bought many more of those middle ones and the reason that tends to work is that we reference the value of the middle one by the ones on the other on the on the two extremes and because there's an expensive version in the store we immediately assume. often rightly that the store has really good things really quality things and that and the prices to prove it at the same time the lower the lowest end one is seems to be a really good value so it

linda did that and also called "7 on your side." of what she paid was credited back into her account. >> iean, that's my mom. she is someone who's not afraid to pursue what's right. i love my mom. >> reporter: i'm michael finney, "7 on your side." >>> still to come on abc7 mornings, we'll have the latest on the overnight repairs on the richmond-san rafael bridge. >>> also, is the world's wealthiest man being blackmailed? the battle between jeff bezos and the "national enquirer" and who else is now getting involved. >>> plus, political crisis in virginia. the new calls for the lieutenant gove ♪ ♪ with the chase mobile app, jason wu could pay practically anyone, at any bank, all while putting on a runway show for new york fashion week. ♪ ♪ he could. or, he could make it even easier - and set up recurring payments to his neighbor. for cat sitting. (meow) whoa. you've groomed her, too. (cell phone vibrating) and now she's ready for the catwalk. life, lived jason's way. chase. make more of what's yours. whareliable wifi with coverage, th

linda did that and also called "7 on your side." what she paid was credited back into her account. >> i mean, that's my mom. she is someone who's not afraid to pursue what's right. i love my mom. >> reporter: i'm michael finney, "7 on your side." >>> haagen daaz is rolling out seven flavors of alcohol infused ice cream treats including bourbon vanilla bean truffle and a nondairy almond toffee. each product contains less than 0.5% of alcohol by volume. >>> still to come on abc7 mornings, give yourself extra time if you're going to take the richmond san rafael bridge this morning. >>> also, is the world's wealthiest man being blackmailed? the battle between jeff bezos and the "national enquirer" and who else is now getting involved. >>> plus political crisis in virginia, the new cal they say, i wonder what age you justhat is.aring. simply ageless foundation with olay. tones, hydrates, and reduces the look of wrinkles. from covergirl. it's a revolution in sleep. the sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now, from $899, during the ultim

final hours in vivid detail, in her ic hi, i'm linda o'keefe.y killer was never found. she left school wearing the blue and white dress and bag her mother made her and was found dead the next morning, strangled in a ditch. last month police say a hit on a genealogy dna site gave them the clue they needed. neal charged with murder, ki apping, and a lewd and lascivious act on a child. nbc news was not able to locate an attorney for neal, who if convicted faces life without the possibility of parole, the death penalty also being considered. linda's parents never lived to see this guy day but her sisterk to nbc last august. >> in my heart i had to forgive the individcol, because i uldn't carry that burden. >> reporter: a family perhaps now able to find closure as police say technology helped them finally find a killer. kristen dalgren, nbc news. >>> after a shorbreak, a dramatic rescue after a terrifying avalanche. i can do more to lower my a1c. because my body can still make its own insulin. and i take trulicity once a week to activate my body to r

linda did that and also called "7 on your side."she knew it, 100% of what she paid was credited back into her account. >> i mean, that's my mom. she is someone who's not afraid to pursue what's right. i love my mom. >> reporter: i'm michael finney, "7 on your side." >>> still to come on abc7 mornings, political crisis in virginia. the new calls for the lieutenant governor to step down. >>> and just about 90 minutes away until giants fanfest. what you can expect at oracle park. your but as you get older,hing. it naturally begins to change, causing a lack of sharpness, or even trouble with recall. thankfully, the breakthrough in prevagen helps your brain and actually improves memory. the secret is an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. ways to lose stubborn belly fat: metal vibration therapy. ( ♪ ) (glass breaking) (gasp) not cool. freezing away fat cells with coolsculpting? now that's cool! coolsculpting saf

linda did that and also called 7 on your side.s credited back into her account. >> i mean, that's my mom. she is someone whose not afraid to pursue what's right. i love my mom. >> we reached out to flowershopping.com several time for comment, but it did not get back to us. now i want to hear from you with any consumer problems you may be having. my 7 on your side hotline is open weekdays from 10:00 to 2:00. 415-954-8151. you can also reach me on my facebook page and through abc7news.com. and one final thing. when you're ordering flowers online, do not just go to a town name and pick that florist, because there are companies that buy up all of those names. >> and they're not local. >> they're not local. who the knows what they're sending out. be very, very careful. know who you're dealing with. >> thanks, michael. >>> back to the weather. tomorrow begins a string of rainy days. >> here is a look at live doppler 7. we're mainly dry right now, although little pockets of moisture are developing offshore, and clouds are thickening just

they are totally into it. >> reporter: linda and brian have worked together almost 50 years. she started coaching him when he was eight. at use skate, they work side-by- side. she helps beginners. he teaches a more advanced. everyone wins. >> the sense that they could do something they didn't think they could do is really important. >> that is why it is so fulfilling. they love it. >> reporter: forgiving san francisco students on not the ice, this week's jefferson award goes to brian boitano and linda lever. the kids get a snack, teacher, and a coupon to return to the ring. many kids do. one notable participant took skating seriously. a two-time junior figure skating silver medalist. >> i great sport. >> yes. the can-do attitude. >> you can nominate your local hero for a jefferson were. do it online at kpix.com. >>> coming up, and airline passenger says she was told to cover up. how she says a flight attendant shamed her for wearing a crop top. >>> if you didn't know, tomorrow is valentine's day. >> while some people are looking for love, scammers are looking for victims. the

hi, i'm linda o'keefe. i was murdered.ller was never found. >> my hope is that it brings hope to other families that haven't had a resolve yet. >> reporter: more police departments are turning to genealogical websites to solve cold cases. by connecting dna from crime scenes with online databases, authorities have also been able to track down the suspected golden state killer as well as the ten people.16 of murdering in this case, newport beach police also used dna to project what o'keefe's killer might look like today. >> i can tell you through both traditional dna and through genealogical dna we have every opportunity in the world to solve so many of these cold cases that we never had hope in the past of solving. >> the orange county d.a. would not say whether it was neal or a family member who submitted that dna to the gealogy website. if convicted, neal faces life in prison without the possibility of parole, and the d.a. says they may consider asking for the death penalty. >>> a difficult conversation many families have

linda also has experience with payday lending. linda, good morning. caller: thank you so much to c-span or this topic today. i have experience using payday loans, and i would agree with her that it is a vicious cycle. i had to bar whitley's hundred dollars, and the fees were over $100 -- i had to borrow almost $500, and the fees were over $100. states thatis the are using payday loans, are they getting some sort of kickback, and is that why they do not want to stop these unfair practices? thank you. guest: thank you for your question and for sharing your story. i know in florida, those pernicious.e quite the average interest rate in florida is 206% apr, and payday loans drained away over $300 million in fees from floridians every year. the payday lenders -- i have been doing this for 10 years, if it is in the states or at the federal level, and a is any protections that will cut into their debt trap business model in any way, they will fight using every tool available to block those protections. is,ink the primary reason for example in florida, they g

three years ago mother and daughter finally got back in touch linda is fighting her shopping addiction she founded a self-help group in hanover in which she still active today it's hoofed. it really helps that she's so committed to the group and working on her shopping addiction talking about it openly and fighting to have it recognized as an illness that helps me a lot. i'm proud of her that she does all of that. and you know it helps me to forgive her and get close to her again in new york as a son but paul is such a wonderful feeling to be able to talk to my daughter again you can. zig linda says she's still not cured but she's learned to confront the addiction and that's how to win back her daughter. that's it for today see you next week and i'm so then let's all try to say in good shape. meet the artist we talked to sasha. choreographer who is constantly pushing the limits of dance theater so for me it was course that i love this guy is cool and she's this dancing for twenty five years where she gets her energy from me. next. and it's me. to the gym. we're going to eliminate all p

seeing linda could no longer pay her debts and ended up being arrested she was charged with forty two counts of fraud and was later sentenced to three years without provocation after several relapses she spent a total of eight years in a secure psychiatric ward. almost one million people in germany are for to be affected by compulsive buying disorder and their numbers are rising. shopping addiction often has drastic consequences for relatives as well. as the glimmers family apart her daughters grew up with their grandparents during their mother's time in jail and they rarely came to see her for ten years saskia had no contact with her mother her own two children hadn't even met their grandmother this is fun for death. i felt responsible for her and i found that hard to deal with. i was much too young and i needed her help at least in adults help i couldn't take the pressure anymore mission she's the mother and i'm a child. and the anger then came to a point where i broke off contact with her. it's not an isolated case psychologist asked what mother knows how much the rather have suffe

it happened in yorba linda yesterday afternoon. police say the pilot of the twin engine cessna was killed. . as well as four people

it happened in yorba linda yesterday afternoon. police say the pilot of the twin engine cessna was killed. . as well as four people inside the home where the plane crashed. one of the three people injured was a firefighter. officials say, the plane had just left the fullerton municipal airport-- and witnesses say, the plane was breaking apart in flight. the single- family house was heavily damaged. there's no word on the cause of the crash.

holmes who's hopefully with us yes linda this is the economies of scale typically the way profit margins improve and in a three eighty was was built for that purpose really but it doesn't seem to have a lot. yes that straggler had you know of the. ring or jumbo jet were they to require more fuel in absolute terms than the smaller rival models and this would actually mean that every plane has to be full and all those for it to be able to meet its profit margins or even come up with a profit because every single ticket would actually create fears for the chief financial our operators because it means that that would actually mean that they have to pay for the fuel without an empty seat and this is one of the reason why the eighty eighty is not as attractive as the smaller boeing seven eight seven or even the. eight hundred fifty and of these twin engine jet and then boy enough to fly directly to where people want to smaller airports and eighty three eighty are so much bigger you need much bigger airports for that so that is actually a problem in itself. and this is also one of the reasons

reporter linda stouffer has the story. natsot"vaping can deliver nicotine to your brain reprogramming you to crave more and moreaddictive nicotine shoots up to a kid's brain in seconds... says children's healthcare of atlanta.federal health officials are showing the costs of what they call a teenage vaping epidemic. doctors say nicotine can spike heart rates, blood pressure and affect memory.and vapes push chemicals into their lungs.diann cattani/mother "it's hidden from me but i'm a mini-detective as a mother." mom diann cattani came to this lab on peachtree street to learn about vaping tests for her kids.lacretia waller/lab manager"so if someone is using nicotine we can test their urine, hair, blood."local company 'any lab test now' offers tests from 70 up to 120 dollars looking for exposure to nicotine.the lab manager told us testing hair could cover several months.lacretia waller/lab manager"hair, we can go back to 90 days. and that's because we're taking the folliclediann cattani/mother "you have a responsibility, the

officials say there is debris in and around 16 homes near the yorba linda country club. by far, the worst is here, which was the house of long time residents. parts of the wreckage and an engine landed on the roof and set the home on fire. sheriff's deputies say this is where four members of a family who had gathered for a super bowl party, were killed. they are two men and two women and can't be positively identified without dna testing. relatives and neighbors confirmed that one of the deceased victims lived here in norco. they explain he and his wife went to watch the super bowl at her parents' in yorba linda. officials say two adults, a male and a female, did manage to escape from the inferno and they will survive. ntsb officials will look into the pilot's background as well as the plane's maintenance records. it's being reported that he bought the plane about a year ago. had to make an emergency landing >>> pedestrians in lima, peru, had a big shock today when an nd right on top of a car. this peruvian air force plane had to make an emergency landing in the middle o

linda, let us look at another story on the front page of the daily telegraph. jeff hardy jack. hardyjack. he was a fighter. he wa nts to hardyjack. he was a fighter. he wants to come back to the uk.” think this will be the next challenge to the home secretary, who obviously, in the previous case has said if you had dual nationality you are not going to be able to return after you have joined the islamic state. i think he says in this story that he has held a canadian passport. so he has had evidence of dual nationality. will he be allowed to return? that is going to be the big question. there is obviously quite a lot of arguments that he should be allowed to return an stand trial for what he has done. but we know this is a very tricky area. the home secretary has taken quite a strong line on. and by the way, he this is his mother and he misses pasties. there are hundreds of people who have gone from britain, france, belgium, other countries, to join the islamic state movement. by law we have two have anyone who is purely a british is back. and even those who had dual nationalit

. >> investigators honed in on neal using dna collected from linda's body shortly after her death and an online genealogy website. last july new port beach police released linda's story essentially live tweeting her last day from her perspective to raise awareness in the cold case. both of her parents have since died, but she was survived by two sisters. >>> a big scare last night for duke baseball fans. freshman sensation zion williamson was forced to leave with a knee injury. just 36 seconds after the opening tip. coach krzyzewski called it a mild knee strain. he can see he slipped when the sole of his shoe ripped loose. barack obama was there and shouted encouragement to williamson has he left the court. the blue devils looked loss without their star. the tar heels scoring 32 of the first 34 points ins the paint before they crewsed to t edcrui victory. a time table for his return will likely be returned later today. $3,000 for some of the cheapest seats a that the game and 36 seconds in, that happens. >>> all right. 200 leaders from the catholic church gathering at the vatican this

for now, martin and linda thank you both very much.u to martin and linda — we'll be back at 11—30 with another look at tomorrow's front pages. hello there. for most of us, today developed into another unusually warm late winter's day. we got 18 degrees again, this time in west wales in the sunshine. if you were underneath that low cloud, misty weather along the south coast of england, it was nearer 8 degrees. and that misty, murky weather is moving its way northward, moving inland. at the same time, the low cloud that's been in the north sea is also pushing towards the east coast. so it's going to be the midlands, eastern parts of england that are rather grey, misty and murky overnight tonight. stronger wind, clearer skies for scotland and northern ireland. lowest temperatures are likely to be in wales and northwest england, down to about three celsius. let's head into the weekend then. in the morning, this grey start that we've got, not so much for london and the southeast, more towards the home counties, 0xfordshire through the midla

my name is linda. i helped build carver doors and walls. i'm tired of coming here and everything that we want, you all slap it under the rug. [inaudible] >> chair fewer: thank you, linda. i'd like to call a couple other names. lottie titus, sabrina frierson -- [inaudible] >> chair fewer: -- david strother, latiita blanc, tyron king, betty robinson harris, deedee workman. thank you very much. >> good afternoon. my name is michael lee. today, i stand before you as a community -- as a formerly homeless person. i came over here first of all today to acknowledge jeff kosinsky whose dedication and leadership to he rad indicating homelessness in san francisco is inspirational, and the board of supervisors should be emulating his example. this is not an issue of teachers versus homeless people. grow the pie. you want to talk about a rainy day? the other day in the south of market, in the midst of a rain storm, sfpd was evicting homeless people into the street. this time, they didn't take their tents. normally, they do. rainy day? it's not only a ra

our last is from arizona, linda, what did you hear tonight? caller: good evening. i just wanted to say that i'm very proud of our president and everything that he had to say was right on. i totally agree with him about the abortion. babies may live in the womb but they are separate little beings and if a mother doesn't want to have a baby, then she shouldn't sleep with anyone. so i just praise him for everything he says. steve: linda from arizona, thanks for your call and all of you for your calls and comments. reminder you can find us on face book on facebook.com/cspan. and our video on demand. you can text and key in. we're back tomorrow morning on "washington journal." up next from capitol hill, the president's state of the union address from the house of representatives. the sergeant at arms: madam speaker, the president of the united states.

. >> linda, you told our producers that nobody needs a mammogram. plus no escape. el chapo convicted of running a massive drugs cart el. after his dramatic capture, the never before seen video of his journey to face american justice. top dog. the talented pups on their best braver. who took home first place? first, the nightline five that leave therea lasting impression. like the feeling of movement as a new journey begins, or the sight of soft fur, warmed by the morning sun. you might remember new flavours, the sound of an old friend's laugh, or a view that defies all expectations. these are the memories that stay with you, long after the moments have passed. . >>> good evening. we begin tonight with the scam that some claim is an alternative to a mammogram. an undercover investigation, how some women's health could be at rest. here's kiera phillips. >> reporter: morgan and her story have a lot in common. loving california moms raising their sons on their own. >> definitely consider myself a mama's boy. >> oh. >> when the two found troubling lumps in their breasts

my mom's linda sovana.uld help. - i don't know what linda told you. - i guess you're my dad. - every cop i know goes through a bad patch. - all i did was party a little too hard. - whatever you got going on, know that i'm looking out for you. - be a good thing for you to give erin some space. - let's go to work. - actually, i quit. - [grunts] - bianca. i came as soon as you called. - shouldn't have called you. don't know what i was thinking.

including one of my constituents, linda beagle shulman. linda's son, scott, was one of the 17 innocent people who lost their lives in parkland that day last year. scott was a geography teacher and a cross country coach, gave his life protecting his students. susesuse -- mr. souzzi: scott died heroically. since that day, we've been pushing more and more for commonsense gun reform and h.r. 8 and h.r. 1112 are just that. last week linda said to me, if universal background checks prevents just one shooting, it served its purpose. she inspires me. i'm inspired by my colleagues who are fighting for commonsense gun reform, whether they be democrats or republicans. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? >> madam speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute, revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, madam speaker. i rise to congratulate the eureka college men's basketball team who la

quÉ linda la foto nueva, mira (aplausos) (gritan) quÉ bien me gusta mucho. >> momento de hacer una pausami café helado en el set. fortalece mis dientes... sí, ¡también soy chef! gracias amigas, yo me encargo. nueva colgate total sf. haz más por toda tu boca. ♪ ♪ ♪ quÉ hermoso, miren que bella flores, hoy en nuestra casa en "un nuevo dÍa" vamos a estar celebrando o no una sino dos bodas eso va a estar trending no se lo pierdan. >> una, remota en nueva york. >> no se lo pueden perder esta boda que se llevarÁ aquÍ a cabo es de una familia que ya habÍa estado casada, tienen hijo y ahora quisieron volver a juntarse y volver a casarse. >> quÉ hermoso, se vale, oye y a mÍ lo que me encanta es que la gente que sigue casada se vuelve a casar cada diez aÑos. >> la renovaciÓn de votos. >> hermosos todavÍa tienen tiempo para seguir celebrando el dÍa del amor y amistad, a mi me huele a matrimonio aquÍ en "un nuevo dÍa" >> no te cacerÍa aqui en el programa. >> vamos a una pausa y regresamos con mÁs de "un nuevo regresamos con mÁs de "un nuevo dÍa" listerine® limpia aprácticamente un 100%. ayudando a p

linda. >> yeah, we are not only seeing snow on the ground.f you take a look behind me you can see quite a bit of snow accumulating on top of picnic tables, on top of benches as well as the rooftops of businesses and homes in the area. people here tell me its been a few years since they have seen this much snow stick around. >> michael has spent most oh of the afternoon digging himself out of the driveway. >> pretty much all day. >> he moved here last year from the bay area and tells me he wasn't prepared to see this much snowfall accumulate in his front yard. >> thissike the second wave t. first wave hit like -- a few days earlier. the second wave was just icing on the cake. >> other long time residents including this man who has lived up the hill in the tiny town of confidence for about 50 years tells me this is the first significant snowfall he's seen in the last few years. >> i haven't been to town cause i've been digging out. i snowplow my neighborhood and -- i haven't got out. this is the first escape for a while. >> he said a lot of peo

mcmahon, and linda jovita carranza. thank you for being here.nd if ivanka trump, in case anybody missed, and yeley and, and a lot of great people. following the resignation of former president of the world bank dr. jim young kim, i launched a broad search for a replacement after interviewing many very qualified candidates. i knew that david was the right person to take this incredibly important job. in addition to his current service overseeing the imf and actually overseeing the world , as undersecretary of international affairs at the department of the treasury, david brings 40 years of experience in economics, finance, government, and foreign policy to his new assignment. receiving a degree in international economics from georgetown university's prestigious school of foreign service, david served as deputy assistant secretary of the treasury under president ronald reagan and deputy assistant secretary of state under .resident george h w bush he distinguished himself asked after rector of the joint economic committee of the united states congr

linda mcmann. >> mr. secretary. >> mr. president, in the past we encouraged individuals to buy american, what you are doing it is so important because you are leading by example. the are saying to the federal government, buy american. we have seen in the past year, a ten-year record low in foreign purchases and this will take it to the next step. this will translate into more jobs for individuals just like those here today. president trump: it is having an incredible aside. people don't realize it yet, but they are seeing it more and more. we are mandating, even pipelines and things made elsewhere, they are starting to be made here. because we have a steel industry again, but it is having a tremendous impact. president, i have been cosponsoring a bill for years with penske, and couldn't get it to go anywhere. i'm honored you are forcing it into action. because, as you said, these are american jobs, american concrete, american steel, and american asphalt. thank you very much for doing so. president trump: i appreciate it. >

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hi, i'm linda o'keefe. i was murdered. that it brings hope to other families that haven't had it resolved yet. >> reporter: more police departments are turning to genealogical websites to solve cold cases by connecting dna from crime scenes with online databases. authorities have also been able to track down the suspected golden state killer as well as the grim sleeper who was convicted in 2016 of murdering ten people. in this case newport beach police also used dna to project what o'keefe's killer might look like today. >> i can tell you through both traditional dna and through genealogical dna we have every opportunity in the world to solve so many of these cold cases that we never had hope in the past of solving. >> reporter: the orange county d.a. would not say whether it was neil or a family member who submit that had dna to the genealogy website. if convicted, neil faces life in prison without the possibility of proehl, and the d.a. says they may consider asking for the death penalty. he's due to appear in a colorado

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linda said that was frightening. now the story might have ended there because it's difficult to get extradition of someone from jamaica where the man making the calls was coming from and at one poinid figure out the man he was dealing with was william webster, the former fbi and cia director one of the reasons he figured itut is because linda webster told him. he said he didbot worry that because he knew the fbi and cia would never catch him. unaware he was a wanted man, he flew to jfk airport in new york where he was greeted by the fbi, where he was placed under arrest, had his hearing, he confessed, had his sentencing hearing in court and heot almost six years in prison. they were there, and they urged the judge to be somewhat lenie thaware of the other people he scammed. fbi thinks he got some people and probably stole about $300,000. >> there's no way he startedop the of the list and happened to hit them first. >> no. he messed with the wrong guy. >> good stuff. >> pete, thank you. quite a story. c yo see more to

. >>> there are new revelations about a pilot in the yorba linda crash, and no charges for an officerll shooting. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." "the birmingham news" reports protesters burned american flags after a police officer was cleared in the deadly shooting of a man he mistook for the gunman in a mall shooting. >> say his name! >> e.j.! >> say his name! >> e.j.! >> say his name! >> e.j.! >> demonstrators called out the name of a shooting victim, 21-year-old emantic "e.j." bradford jr. they also burned american flags last night outside of the city hall in hoover, alabama. the officer who has not been identified shot bradford while responding from an earlier shooting at the mall last thanksgiving. authorities released surveillance video from the night of the incident. alabama's attorney general said the officers saw bradford running toward the scene with a gun and believed that he had fired the earlier shots. he said the officer did not commit a crime. an attorney representing bradford's family said his clients will have their day in court. >> e.j. b

small plane appearing to break apart before bursting into flames and crashing into a house in yorba linda, california. four people in the house were getting ready for a super bowl party before they were killed. the pilot who also died was a retired police officer. investigators are trying to determine if severe weather played a role in the crash. debris from the plane hit 15 homes and covers 4 blocks. >>> a judge in kansas is under fire after he called two teenage girls aggressors during a sexual encounter with a 67-year-old man. prosecutors are considering an appeal after judge michael gibbons gave the defendant less than six years in prison. that is well below state sentencing guidelines even though the man admitted to knowing the age of one of the girls he solicited on facebook but the judge said the 13 and 14-year-olds had voluntarily taken money from the defendant and the judge questioned how much harm the girls had suffered. >>> supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg appeared in public last night for the first time since her lung cancer surgery in december. there were no cameras,

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vamos a pasar tres dÍas con nuestra gente linda.tambiÉn de miami, estén pendiente de los detalles. carlos: ahora vamos a la noticia del mundo que tiene mi querida satcha pretto. satcha: ojalÁ que todos digan presente en las localidades en las que estaremos. hablemos de lo que acapara titulares hoy. en medio de tenso ambiente polÍtico trump insiste en construir un muro sobre el estado de la uniÓn en el discurso que pronunciarÁ esta noche ante el congreso. enfrenta un escenario distinto al que marcÓ su primera alocuciÓn en 2018. lo harÁ frente a una cámara baja dominada por demÓcratas y que cuenta con el mayor nÚmero de mujeres en toda su historia. vamos con pablo gato en vivo que tiene lo mÁs reciente desde washington d.c.. te escuchamos, pablo. pablo: hola, buenos dÍas. una de las preguntas mÁs importante serÁ ver que negociaciones hacen y si se puede llegar a algÚn acuerdo para evitar cierre de gobierno. ya vivimos el cierre de gobierno mÁs amplio en la historia de estados unidos. ahora estÁ negociando y el presidente insiste en de