>>marty g: 10 ...last seen heading toward lake merritt on monday and she is listed as 5 ft. 2 in. tall hundred and 50 lbs. black hair brown eyes was lasting wearing a pink sweater like blue jeans and white shoes and white backpack police are saying that they believe she was headed toward a starbucks in the area at time. >>terisa e: the father died this past weekend that come to public health departments confirming he had bacterial meningitis and now they're reaching out to as many as 300 people who may have had contact with him some of those people work out here and marks were there on the way to confirm that he died due to a fatal case of meningitis they see about 15 cases a year and the infectious disease can affect people of all ages is largely used for those who were in close proximity such as those in college dorms. >>terisa e: his son and filled some like to play together he said the entire neighborhood is in the state of shock phillips was a family therapist according to kron-4-dot-com family me

for >>marty: welcome.orter: rain has been kicked out of the weekend but not to the seven they forecast 59 for 0: 62 going on for san jose we did talk about the rain in the seven they will talk about the timing of when it appears to be dropping in. >>marty: the search for a jaded jenkins going on for right now. >>reporter: aseity broad and escorted us inside there are lots of offers of getting ready to go out and look for the 18 year-old she went missing one week ago when her car went flying into the if alameda creek after it struck another car to a family brought about hundred volunteers out here as well more than two on the people will be out looking for her today will to show you some video of what the aftermath of the crash look like. >>reporter: her car went into the creek saturday morning was found upside-down and alameda creek police on were not immediately able to get to her car to the effort is to bring her home we asked if they did not find her today with a resume the search tomorrow they're not s

several bystanders show support from sidewalks. >> marty: 1 >> marty: from the presidential inauguration and from yesterday's stand fast the caption reading that more people attended today's fanfare as the villa inauguration. short time before that they also note save 15,000 people attended fan fuss. apple ceo says the company does not agree with the president's controversial executive order and an e-mail to employees he says that apple is opened everyone no matter where they come from which language they speak with a lot or how they worship. also says that apple would not exist without immigration. apple was founded by steve jobs son of a syrian immigrant. >> stanley: fishing's cameras making rounds. this is one of the more sophisticated tricky ones i have seen very hard to not fall for this want to treat it how works coming up in kron 4 news. sphere >> marty: even experienced context of the users are being checked by a and game shows us what you should be looking for >> reporter: this one starts with an e-mail one of your actual context. you're taken to this page asking the log and aga

i'm marty gonzalez. >> marty: good morning and welcome to the kron 4 morning news. i'm marty gonzalez. here is a live look at our kron 4 radar. and as you can see rain is the big story today. and we will be getting plenty of it this weekend all over the bay area. here is a live look outside at our bridges. as you can see roads are wet everywhere. and driving conditions will be slick anywhere you go. and our team coverage of the storm continues now in the east bay. that's where we find kron 4's hermela aregawi she's live in walnut creek tracking the conditions out there. >> rebecca: storm has been moving in from the south and verse of how to clean does moving in from the north like this. and the time. as atmospheric river plaza across the bay area and again the heavy rains and the north bay. patched and the south bay where it's been going really heavily. >> reporter: weathering continues here is a notion you can see a lot of moisture still to come. and then a new system that will bring more wins, tomorrow it looks like but today expect as well as to be with us. but b

i'm marty gonzalez. here's a live look at our kron 4 tracker.see we are getting slammed by rain everywhere. and it's going to continue throughout the day. and here is what the drive over the bay bridge looked like earlier this morning.slick roadway and strong winds across the span. we are expecting more of the same throughout the rest of the day. - and here is a live look at our bridge cameras. as you can see all the roads on all the bridges are wet and slippery. and driving condtions are difficult. so be extra careful on the roads. we have team coverage across the bay area to help you get through the powerful storm. we have kron four's will tran in east bay. and kron four's terisa estacio is in the north bay. and we also have kron four meteorologists anny hong and dave spahr, who are both tracking the storm from the weather center. let's start with you anny. how much rain can we expect to see today. >> reporter: urges yellow's more moderate. fall everybody is getting a dose of this weather. he was happening now as we're seeing some pretty good

marty. reporter: members of the church take on another arch-apostate. >> i told you, i put you on notice. >> reporter: cranium-cameras, a car door scuffle. and then, a turn nobody expected. >> about as much of a 180 as you're going to see. you're going to see. >> reporter: stay with us. i sure had a lot to think about. what about the people i care about? ...including this little girl. and what if this happened again? i was given warfarin in the hospital, but wondered, was this the best treatment for me? so i asked my doctor. and he recommended eliquis. eliquis treats dvt and pe blood clots and reduces the risk of them happening again. yes, eliquis treats dvt and pe blood clots. eliquis also had significantly less major bleeding than the standard treatment. both made me turn around my thinking. don't stop eliquis unless your doctor tells you to. eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fatal bleeding. don't take eliquis if you have an artificial heart valve or abnormal bleeding. if you had

i often think of marty as a pioneer.ase officer and a role model for all of us who followed. men and women. we were more successful in our craft by looking at what marty had done under difficult circumstances. she did it so professionally and successfully. that will be marty's legacy. >> i am proud of what we all did in moscow. despite being arrested, despite the notoriety, because of the operation i continued to work very successfully for 32 years as a covert cia officer. >>> as a former fbi agent and chairman of the house intelligence committee, i had oversight of all 16 of our nation's intelligence agencies. my name is mike rogers. i had access to classified information gathered by our operatives. people who risked everything for the united states and our families. you don't know their faces or their names. you don't know the real stories from the people who lived the fear and the pressure. until now.

donald trump has not met a politician tougher than marty walsh. i mention that marty walsh is from the same neighborhood as mark wahlberg is from? where he grew up, toughness is in the air. it is born from strength and a confidence about who you are and where you stand. in marty walsh's case it is framed with generosity and compassion for people who might need your help. the mayor stood before those microphones until the reporters ran out of questions, something you will never see donald trump do. and then after thanking everyone for coming, these were the mayors last words -- >> one quick story. i was a young man that came to my office not too long ago and his mother is undocumented. he's fearful of his mother being thrown out of the country. he was born here. he's about 7 years old. i saw him the other day -- actually i saw him two months ago. he wrote me a note and the note was -- i have been carrying this note around in my pocket the last 2 1/2 months. dear mr. walsh, i'm thankful for you because you protect our city from a mad man and you wil

next. >> marty: for your moey:. here are the stories from the week -- that could impact your bottom line. it will soon cost you more to park at some east bay bart stations. parking at concord, north concord, west oakland, hayward and the coliseum bart stations are going up fifty cents a day. it will cost you three dollars to park there come february sixth. increases to the parking prices are based on demand evaluated every six months. a bart spokesperson says they have added spaces where they can, but there is not room to build more parking slots. uber has to pay a 20-million dollar settlement in a lawsuit by the federal trade commission the ride-sharing company is accused of lying about how much their drivers earned. the complaint says that uber said drivers in new york made 90 -thousand dollars a year and drivers in san francisco made 74-thousand. but, the f-t-c says only 10- percent of uber drivers have made that much. uber is also accused of lying about unlimited mileage when it comes to its leasing program. the

marty will be the moderator and he will introduce the panelists. i'm just going to introduce marty. marty west is associate professor at harvard. director of harvard program of education policy and governance and executive director, executive editor of education and research and education policy. marty, and the group. >> so thanks to doug, and thank you to all of you for being here today. we are thrilled to see so much interest in this topic as we start the new year. there's so much interest in fact with a number of people stand in the back. i been asked to let you know we are opening an overflow room next door where you will have full audio and video. if you prefer to find a seat, that option is available to you. i also want to say thank you to this panel for joining us today and for being willing to dig into some of these ideas with us and share their own reflections as we head into a new presidential administration. i can't imagine a better group to do it. i'm going to introduce the note briefly. you have more extended bios for each of them in the packets that you pick up on your

. >> jimmy: hey, marty, what you up to this weekend? >> oh it's fun.o take my plane down to west palm beach. oh! ♪ >> jimmy: hey, marty, what are you -- ♪ >> oh. ♪ ♪ >> hold the elevator. [ ding ] ♪ [ laughter ] ♪ [ ding ] ♪ ♪ >> hot dogs. >> vegan hot dogs. thank you, ma'am! >> oh! ♪ ♪ >> hot dog in my throat! >> oh! >> give me the heimlich. ♪ >> stop theif! >> get him! >> oh! >> thank you, kind strangers. >> no problem. have a nice day. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: west palm beach. sounds like a great trip. [ laughter ] >> that's a very clever thing you said! ♪ [ laughter ] >> hey, you and me. >> jimmy: wait a minute. yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> see you later, marty. >> what about me? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i love bumping into those guys. my thanks the steve martin and martin short. stick around. we'll be right back with more of "the tonight show." thank you very much. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ the microsoft cloud helps us stay connected. the microsoft cloud offers infinite scalability. the microsoft cloud helps our customers get up and running, a

marty. so martin west is associate professor of education at the harvard graduate school of education, deputy director of harvard's program on education policy and governance, and executive director -- excuse me, executive editor of education next journal of opinion and research in education policy. his research examines the politics of k 12 policy in the united states. marty and the group. >> thanks. >> thanks. >> so thanks to doug and thank you to all of you for being here today. we're thrilled to see so much interest in this topic as we start the new year. there is so much interest, in fact, that we have a number of people standing in the back. i've been asked to let you know that we're opening an overflow room next door where you'll have full audio and video. so if you would prefer to find a seat, that option is available to you. also, want to say thank you to this panel for joining us today and for being -- willing to dig into some of the ideas with us. and share their own reflections a

ten times regulateyears have shown up, unannounced at marty's house. >> cannot argue with them. you can't even talk logically with them. >> she would love it if everybody said, ah. >> i got a new inspector and i said, did my first one retire? she said, no, good news, we increased our budget and we have more inspectors now. we can visit you more often. >> you got this letter. deere dear members of our regulation community. sounds like a family. >> a community i don't want to be a part of. >> they actually wanted a comprehensive written disaster plan detailing every i would do with my rabbit in event of a fire, flood, temperatures, ice storm. >> 20 possible disasters they list. intentional attack. animals escape. tornado, hurricane, blizzard. the government calls these common emergencies. >> the plan came in at 30 pages. >> you say to these people, come on, this is ridiculous and they laugh and say, it is, but we have to do this? >> they don't laugh ever. >> there's more. you're not doing your job if you're a regulator unless you add more of this stuff. >> that's why government gr

official >> marty: believe that the new trends will be introduced later this summer. >> marty: dermatologistsr move but tattoo jennings daly says that his office is elevated with vocals after the chargers will still play. he decided to help people of from the dollar it on a limited sessions to remove infamous chargers lightning bolt from your body normal koses $2,500. >> reporter: all of the blue skies going on and it looks good for the beaches for today as well. and the holiday week and is shaping up to be pretty good this is a little bit of oracle in the systems here. dealing with 4: 45 for a word. so chilly 34 still can't get out of the 30's can't more the way of fog at negotiating an official of o'clock. and some of this will return. and here's how it's projected as we go into the night. making its presence known for san francisco portions of the delta. debitors return to the '50s and see here also run the bay and the cuts. >> marty: our big story this morning. the legendary ringling brothers and barnum and bailey circus is folding it's tents after 146- years. the circus says it is closin

former reagan economic adviser marty feldstein and caitlin smith. you will want to see this entrepreneurs look at baking. sanitized for that. we take it out this hour with president obama reflected on the transition period. he says it's not exactly the normal. watch. >> is unusual. i'll agree with that. i suspect the president-elect would agree with that. he's an unconventional candidate i don't think there's anybody running a campaign like a successfully piercing eyes in the process of building up an organization and will have to see how that works. tree into a new pew poll out says 51% of americans are disapproving of trumps transition efforts. joining us now is member of the

ten times regulateyears have shown up, unannounced at marty's house. >> cannot argue with them. you can't even talk logically with them. >> she would love it if everybody said, ah. >> i got a new inspector and i said, did my first one retire? she said, no, good news, we increased our budget and we have more inspectors now. we can visit you more often. >> you got this letter. deere dear members of our regulation community. sounds like a family. >> a community i don't want to be a part of. >> they actually wanted a comprehensive written disaster plan detailing every i would do with my rabbit in event of a fire, flood, temperatures, ice storm. >> 20 possible disasters they list. intentional attack. animals escape. tornado, hurricane, blizzard. the government calls these common emergencies. >> the plan came in at 30 pages. >> you say to these people, come on, this is ridiculous and they laugh and say, it is, but we have to do this? >> they don't laugh ever. >> there's more. you're not doing your job if you're a regulator unless you add more of this stuff. >> that's why government gr

we also have marty from northern illinois. marty went to six different rallies. correct, marty? >> yes. >> reporter: what did you like about donald trump? >> first of all, jobs. he was all about jobs. i'm wheelchair bound myself. i got pushed around all different rallies and i got a chance to meet him in cedar rapids, michigan and finally got to meet him. it's all about bringing back jobs. i'm a tech support person. our jobs are overseas. you know what happens when you dial for tech assistance, we get other countries. we want those jobs back. >> reporter: so marty is talking about jobs. trish from a very blue state. when we went to oregon for a donald trump rally, a lot of folks were asking why in the world would donald trump guantanamo b go to oregon for a rally, they're not going to turn republican. now with donald trump taking the oath of office, he can say that he was right. guys? >> katy tur, thanks. mack mcclarty met clinton in kindergarten. we see trent lott and bill frist. mack mcclarty is standing by to talk to us. take us inside that coffee or tea or beverage of choice

. >> well it's friday the 13th and we are meeting marty. >> hello, my name is marty, i have a protest consulting group and what we do is help activist and nonprofits with political groups stage protest for the media with the article protest. >> that means a lot of costumes. >> this is where it begins. the custom closet. >> and it is stuffed with costumes. lots of props. >> bring this on the plane and this was a bit of an issue. >> what i do is people get the lipstick on and you take your index finger and just dip it in the glitter and then i fill up like this, cannot be ignored. ignored. i cannot be ignored. >> note to self. what i like about revolution is that we will take a protest and boil it down to the real message and be able to demonstrate it. >> this began in the will occupy wall street days. as you might imagine scum to be a very busy time for her now. >> at the inauguration is coming up. >> i'm very excited. >> edit know if you're excited? >> i think you i'm gonna do, had done another performance art piece and it was called these a pause have cause, but i with donald trump w

i have a constituent named marty. marty was studying to earn her bachelor's degree in nursing when she was diagnosed with rectal cancer. not good. without medical insurance as we all know that is a certain death sentence. no other way about it. it wasn't for marty because frankly just less than a year before she had finally found affordable health care insurance for herself through the washington state health exchange. every family, every person in this chamber has been affected by it. mr. heck: cancer has a way of ripping bodies apart, families apart, and communities apart, but it didn't rip marty apart. through her strength and courage and health insurance, she persevered. she has conviction that god used her community of friends and her family and the affordable care act to help her for treatment and into recovery. not only could marty share that story with me back in 2015, but, oh, by the way, she graduated couple laudy in nursing this last december. i'm sharing her remarkable story with you and it could be replic

host: let's hear now from marty in fort lauderdale, florida. marty, good morning to you. first i want to ask you what your reaction might be to the shooting deaths that occurred in your town just yesterday. caller: oh, we all were shocked by it. it's an awful thing for people to be going to an airport -- going on a vacation. it's an awful thing. everybody here feels badly about it. host: marty, what is your thought on the question of the morning now, the best way to bring back manufacturing jobs. caller: i want to say good morning c-span and good morning americans. host: good morning. caller: i'd like to see all companies show the percentage of product, of their product made in america. like when you go to the supermarket and buy a can of soup, it tells you how much sodium and fat is in it. the american public makes a decision to buy that product based on what they want to put into their bodies. the same thing can be true with cars, for example, or any product. i never bought chinese made tires. i look at the tires and say i only want to buy the tires made in america and

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> you were expecting marty and doc? nope, adam and ducis here. >> great scott.o philadelphia in our delorean time machine. >> and where we're going there are no roads. >> the pennsylvania convention center is packed with cars. >> it's auto show night guys >> and you know that means we are rocking the red carpet. >> start your engines, 6-a-b-c's preview of the philadelphia auto show is here. >> the pieces come together each year. >> it's all right there waiting for you. >> it starts with 4 wheels capable of anything. >> whether it's burning rubber, or climbing mountains. >> there is so much out there. >> each piece made with precision, building oc

. ♪ >> marty said the "f" word to one of the hells angels. and knocked hill out for a bit. i'd like to thank you for that. >> you're talking to me, i'm going to talk to you. >> i'm not talking to you. i'm talking to the people who hit my lead singer in the head. >> you're talking to me. i'll tell you what's happening. you are what's happening. >> no! ♪ one pill makes you larger, one pill makes you small ♪ ♪ and the ones that mother gives you don't do anything at all ♪ >> oh, that's what the story is here? oh, bummer. >> really, man. it's scary. >> who's dng all the beating? >> hells angels. >> hells angels are doing beating on musicians? >> marty got beaten up. ♪ go ask alice, i think she'll know ♪ >> when we left, it was dark and the rolling stones were on, and we were on a helicopter. paul looked down, he said, "wow, it looks like somebody's getting killed down there." he was right. they were. ♪ ♪ remember what the door mouse said, feed your head ♪ ♪ feed your head >> in california, five members of a so-called religious cult, including char

it's free to attend. >> marty: severe storms are causing chaos across the nation. a tornado near hattiesburg, mississippi killed at least four people this morning. emergency crews report significant injuries and massive damage in the area. back here at home, here's a look at the kron 4 radar. >> reporter: are next door system. and it by daybreak tomorrow another dose in the afternoon a possibility runs through that here really quick. live shot of the golden gate bridge and actual bricks happening on have the umbrella handy because it's in the forecast today. and then the brakes -- overnight use in see heavy rain showers. " sure izmit note of before we go in the remainder of the week. and the american reaction six of the rate at least next three to have a triumph is for you and then another collection way down here friday morning and of keeping our eyes on it as if it develops anything but spurted it wrote the ninth period and then for the for some forecast of 50 long east a shrine holy as well and then pittsburgh 54, the south pacific slid 57 out of view half >> re

marty russo was from illinois and my father and i and across the way was chuck schumer on the foldout couch. watching these men who would go out and do great things, getting them up in the morning made me realize they are just regular guys who are working very hard and going out and doing great things. that was inspiring to me. i will never forget the collegiality of not just those for members they had together, but all the congressional members seem to have at that time. not just democrats, but republicans. there was a chemistry among congressional members that i believe led to their ability to compromise. i look forward to reinstalling that here as best i can. we will develop over this last week and a half. we have been here at new member orientation. i look forward to doing it with the republicans as well. >> what did you do next? jimmy panetta: i worked in alaska on a research vessel. when i was back here, i met a commander who was working in my father's office. he said if you ever want to get a ship, what you know. my four roommates at the time that all been to law school, that i

boston mayor marty walsh is with me now. thanks for joining me. i appreciate it. that quote, i think obviously, people who may be on the other side of this issue than you are certainly will be maybe upset about that. let's be clear up front. who are you talking about here? when you say i'll open the doors of city hall. i'll open my office, who are you exactly talking about? >> i am talking about immigrants here undocumented that are working, they're -- they've brought children here, children brought here by their parents. families that have kids born in america that are american citizens, law-abiding people. not people who are committing felonies, not people who are killing people, drunk driving. all of those different categories we will work with the federal authority. we have worked with the federal authority. i am talking about misdemeanor crimes, just having somebody working in the city of boston, working the city of boston. i was in a school today in east boston where there is a high central american population. one of the young kids in the class said to me -

i'm marty gonzalez. from all of us thanks for watching.

marty feldstein is a great man, a great economist and a great american, but one of marty's points, iave to put this in here, he says we can have a currency adjustment to offset the imports. so you have a 20% -- if you have a 20% -- i don't know what they're going to call it -- corporate sales tax on imports, the dollar would have to go up 20% from wherever it is. now, i ask you, kelly, do you want a big pop in the dollar, 20%? i am for king dollar, but that's a lot. how will that affect china and the rest of the world and emerging markets? >> yep. >> this thing just somehow -- i got to work on this, but it doesn't hang together. and i am glad to hear that terry has some mixed emotions about it also. >> calling a spade a spade. glad to hear it. larry, thanks for joining us. terry as well. really appreciate it, guys. >>> donald trump saying meantime at his news conference this morning that he has started to distance himself from the company as the inauguration draws closer. we'll break down the process and what still needs to be done next. >>> also, wells fargo still working to rebuild

. >> boston mayor marty walsh is with us.ood morning, mayor, thank you for being with us. >> good morning. thank you for having me. >> sure. you've indicated you are prepared to open city hall's doors to shelter undocumented immigrants if need be. why do you feel so strongly about this? are you really truly prepared to do that? >> i am a son of immigrants. my mother and father came to this country in the '50s to pursue the american dream. they had myself and my brother. one of their kids became mayor of city of boston. that's what we built our country on, the american dream. there are a lot of immigrant stories like that, lot of people came from other places for many different reasons. i actually am prepared to open my office and city hall. i think it is very unfair and unfortunate now the message that the administration is sending to people around the world about america. and i think that counter productive to who we are as a country. and i think that today, hearing reports that the president is going to be meeting with fore

. >> marty tyler show was next and america loved it.y richards was a role model for single working women. >> you've been asking a lot of very personal questions that don't have a thing to do with my qualifications for this job. >> you know what? you got spunk. >> well -- >> the mary tyler moore show went off the air in 1977. >> it was like everybody's family. like a large family. >> the actress continued to work on tv and the movies. nominated for an oscar for her role in "ordinary people." lord one tell me the definition of happy. but first make sure your kids are good and safe. >> off camera, mary faced many challenges. during the run of the mary tyler moore show she was diagnosed with a chronic health condition. >> i am a diabetic. i'm one of the lucky ones. i haven't had too many terrible side effects yet. but they await me. they await everyone with diabetes. >> mary tyler moore was married three times. she found happiness in her third marriage, dr. lavine, 18 years her junior, they were together more than three decades. >> in my ca

marty we im mr. donnie downer. just a terrible at stewed. he isn't. he is very positive. higher clouds in advance. not much here. bitl bit of rain on the north coast there. is your system for tomorrow. we may get a break. we will needt. by the time we get to next monday, tuesday. 30s on the temperatures. 40s for some. another cold morning. wood side 32. stanford. others are close. atherton is right in there and san mateo. all in the 30s. joining that club. northeast. northeast. going to turn a little southeast eventually. not there yet. that easterly breeze makes for a cold day for some. especially north and east. 14 in truck eye. sacramento. high clouds in the mix but still morning sun here. then -- just a little morning sun. then increasing clouds tomorrow. acies temperature will start to come in tomorrow. we are okay for the morning but by the afternoon that is when i think the rain comes in this is the last the dry day. cloudy with rain on wednesday. kind of a break on thursday. could be rain early thursday and then more rain, stronger system on friday. just draw your

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some respected analysts have said it's not a martie of if, it's a matter of when.but there is no question it's not going to happen next season. and there are just huge hurlings to get over. i'm sure some of those hurdles we haven't even brought up yet because they haven't come about. they haven't even picked a definite location yet in las vegas. >> that was always the question about the fan base in las vegas being so transient. >> the whole mystique of the raiders might go by the way side. i imagine fans for the first couple of years would go down there to visit las vegas. it sounds real glitzy. but that would get old, then you would have opposition fans coming in from all over the country, and would it kind of water down that fervence that raiders fans are known for. >> at least we have them for a couple more years. raiders could be in the super bowl next year. >> it's a long road until we're at the end of this story. >>> a portion of ghway 37 in marin county remains closed at this hour because of flooding. today a dive team from the sheriff's department worked wi

marty, your chasing the dragon series, bringing to light the awful and what seems like an out of controlt? >> behind me you can see a van that's running and a house inside the van full of some individuals ready to make a difference. this is a family who started stop heroin now. we're in pleasantville, new jersey. back to the left of me is steven. i want to introduce you guys to some of these people. we have a van full of peanut and butter sandwiches, care packages, scarves, jackets. i'd like you guys to say hi. can you say hello? you guys remember tammy, this is mike in the front driving -- >> what's going on, mike? >> he's the house manager. we have bill who is steven's father and nick and palmer in the back who -- >> hey, roe hand, what does the t-shirt say in the back? to hell with what? >> we see your shirt in the back? >> to hell with heroin. >> those are two of the residents living in the newly-open season house. >> listen, get in the van. you've got people to help. get out of here. >> yeah. go save some lives. >> all right, bye. [laughter] in. >> there you go. >> good luck. >> no

. >> sad news for baseball world former major league errandy marti died and venture adjust 25. here's royal's gm dayton moore on the traumatic loss. >> obviously our prayers go out to the o'donnell's family and all his friends and his teammates our fans, everybody throughout the baseball community. certainly our team and our organization is hurting is and it's certainly something that puts everything perspective. >> i spoke with reporter that covered dominican baseball he said in off season these players go back home and they're such stars there they feel they can get away are with anything including driving high rates of speed late at night after partying and sadly this happened just about ever off season something like this happened. >> my goodness. >> two of them in the same day. >> yeah. >> back in a moment. >> not a great morning commute it will stink.. it could be 1 to 2" of rain before it's said and done. focus on wednesday. >> one year aago this time it was a blizzard right? >> this is not so bad. >> got to be good >> today, on a special edition of "matter of fact," pre

story that russia fake news race on this mccarthyite list that has proven to be a fraud, they had martyon, the executive editor, widely respected editor of the paper, the want to twitter and announce this huge expose of predictably he got tweeted and shared thousands and thousands of times but all of the biggest journalists. when the story collapsed over the next two weeks and they attended this huge editor note, "the washington post" did that thing to bring in with attention to the fact that clique aims -- he claims have been better. marty baron refused to answer any questions about what the paper did and other not one twitter or anyone else to tell all of the followers that he alerted to this story that the story had collapsed. with the story i just talked about over the weekend of how putin wanted to steal the heat from vermonters to make them suffer ithe winter, brent staples, who works for "the new york times" editorial page when on twitter and said, our friend putin has invaded u.s. electric grid. when that story collapsed in "the washington post" retracted it, he did something wo

the think of, i think we will be in trouble over the next or ur years.for host: this is from marty who said barack obama will be known as a hero, just like martin luther king junior and malcolm x. caller: i am inspired by president obama and the first lady. hope and those vibrant, positive aspirations i ipe to see in america and look forward to implementing those in the near future as a proud latina. host: the first color we got, taking your calls. spewing negativity about our presidency. some are still naive to the , onde in the country twitter. confirmation of general jeff sessions, the next attorney general. the attorney general hearings before the senate judiciary committee. that will get underway at at 9:30 a.m. it eastern time. the first day of hearings for >> tillerson, secretary of state. we are also covering elaine chao as transportation secretary. all of these on our website at c-span.org. duluth, georgia, democrats line. caller: thank you for taking my call. i want to say farewell to the president and his family. he will definitely be missed. in my family's opinion, going do

. >> if you had a time machine like doc brown and marty mcfly in back to the future moves what is onemove you would reverse. >> you really asking this question and it's one desean jackson because they lost that guy and the top defense and looking for him for the last two years and as soon as desean jackson went their passing attack fizzled, he was the type of guy who can make big plays and don't have guys with big plays and the second is shady mccoy but desean jackson is the first mistake and got nothing back for him. >> one common denominator chip kelly well the eagles could go back to the future in march and bring desean back that is right the redskins receiver is a free agent but not everyone would be on board with this move. listen to what ron says about the idea of bringing desean jackson back. >> i would not bring desean jackson back i would bring someone with desean jackson's skills a young desean jackson via the draft. i'm just a firm believer right wrong or different and you can agree or disagree with me i think you build your team through the draft and you develop your team

it's a little village so to speak [ laughter ] >> reporter: food industry lobbyist marty saiz -- insists his home is the double wide trailer of the area. chrystia says all of the newcomers are likely to find the neighborhood just as warm and welcoming as he has. monday found him getting ready for an even bigger party. >> what makes it interesting is that he's the ambassador of union -- european union representing 28 member countries. left michael kay but first he's david o'sullivan and he's making a mean curry. >> reporter: whose or installing to take guard houses at the obama -- -- he's not the only one to call this area home. woodward was still has -- wilson still has a museum here but this longtime resident is still fired up about the obama is moving in. -- the obamas moving in. >> this is more than [null]-hum . >> reporter: it's a blank spot on the map just northwest of the area -- north of the capital city -- bought in 1793. the rural hills were once owned by george washington's second cousin, who sold it to a poet, joseph barlow renamed it -- named it meaning greek for fine view. >

the parties on super bowl, no marty at all. wet roads? that's a moderate impact, and then most concerned about leaving the party, and it will not be over until 10:00 or 10:30. we are worried about the timing with the system moving in through the afternoon on sunday. here's the deal. unorganized area of rain to the south. any time we have moisture for the south, moving northeast ward to the cold air. we pay close attention to that. the light snow or mix will break out during the afternoon. cold air in place, and possibility of the low developing offshore, and that's when i think it will be too far east to do us any good if you're a snow lover. if you're tracking the mix for sunday, the moisture is coming from the south, and no organized low pressure system, and it has some potential. we will come back and also talk about want possibility of some snow flakes tomorrow morning for your commute. >>> let's go to news from the prince george's county bureau tonight. a former aide has pled guilty in a child porn case that sent shock waves through

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> marty must love when we do that. >> we're excited to get to the skinny. stunning move on last night's episode to "the bachelor." >> one contestant, she took her top off in the pool much to the dismay of the other ladies. another revealed her past with nick. and another gets slapped. our senior bachelor analyst couldn't be here with us because he stayed home to watch clemson win. >> but his abilities are so good he decided to offer us his analysis before watching the show. let's see how he did. >> okay. we're talking about nick's hopefully last journey to find love. episode two. there was a group date. oh, and there was drama. >> twice? >> yeah. >> that's not okay, guys. come on. >> there was a one on one date. emotions among the ladies were raw. this is stressful stuff. trying to find love on tv. >> i think based on the conversation we had the other night and the conversation we're having now, i definitely have the clarity. i've been kind of looking for it, to be honest. and i just don't think we have a future. >> kiss count? kiss count. the kiss count st

about ge's relocation would not be complete without noting the extraordinary work of boston mayor marty wasserman. [applause] >> mister mayor, i look forward to working with you on the next patriot super bowl victory party. [applause] >> the job gains benefited every corner of our state. for example% employment decline in the entire country, unemployment today, there you go, mister mayor. and unemployment rate that has fallen 6.5% to 3.7% the past year and it is not just that massachusetts is an attractive place to do business but the quality of the people and climate we created here. the progress we made on energy is a perfect example. together we passed landmark legislation that will reduce our carbon footprint while maintaining a competitively priced and viable supply of energy and we have built on those efforts by issuing an executive order on climate change that directs state government to work with local governments, business and nonprofits to further develop and protect our environment and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. [applause] >> thanks to the hard work of local officials,