in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news ( marty ) ( marty ) ( marty )a big story we're following this morningix members of a san jose family have now been charged with murder. in the fatal stabbing of a bar security guard. it happened at "tres gringos cabo cantina" on february 20-17. prosecutors say 35-year old frank navarro was stabbed five times, including once in the neck ... after intervening in a dispute over a confiscated i- d card. navarro was the president of the "east-ridge little league," and he coached baseball and football at overfelt high school. if convicted the suspects could face life in prison. ( marty ) take a look at this image from san ramon ... a traffic stop led to a car crashing into a home. police say they were trying to stop the suspect for speeding. he intially stopped but then took off.. crashed and then fled. during the search... monte-video elementary school was put on lockdown for a short time. police caught up with james cabrera.. who they learned was wanted for two felonies. ( marty ) happening now... san bruno police are looking for a man involved in two incid

marty ) ( marty ) ( marty )in other bay area news ...year-old woman in san francisco ... killed himself. police say 67- year-old winston hue shot the woman multiple times friday afternoon on the 1800 block of 34th avenue . the victim died at the scene. hue managed to get away before police responded. they then found hue around 10 p-m near 47th avenue and lincoln avenue. police attempted to negotiated with him ... but he shot and killed himself in his car minutes later.the investigation is ongoing this morning. ( marty ) there is outrage over the sentence handed down to the wife of an alameda county sheriff's deputy... she was involved in a d-u-i crash in san ramon that left a three-year-old dead. on friday yarenit malihan pleaded guilty to vehicular manslaughter and d-u-i . she was sentenced to seven years in prison. but she will serve less than that. the 40 year old was intoxicated when she slammed into the back of car parked on the side of 680. that crash killed 3 year old elijah dunn.after the sentencing ... the boy's family was outra

thank you camila. ( marty ) ( marty ) ( marty ) with rain on it's way to the bay area ...ding and using the kron4 mobile app. ( marty ) a big story we're following this morning ... a woman suspected of driving under the influence of marijuana and other drugs is in jail. the chp says she crashed into oncoming traffic on highway 4 saturday morning. kron4 's ella sogomonian reports on those injured in the crash. four people were sent to a hospital, some with major injuries, after a car drivng 100 miles per hour rolled into oncoming traffic headed north on highway 242 just before eastbound highway 4 at 11 saturday morning.35-year-old jayme lambert of martinez was arrested for driving under the influence of marijuana and other drugs.california highway patrol officers say smoking pot is now legal but not much has changed with how they determine if someone is high. sot: timothy clay, east bay driver // "but it's kind of hard to determine who's high and who's not. because someone could be coming back from work and be tired. but they need more equipment to tell who's high and who's

marty... ( marty )in a big story we are following.t police are just now releasing the details. it happened at the west manor wellness center in pacifica.... it's on manor drive near esplanade avenue...spencer blake has the story. it was just minutes into december 26th when this man broke into the back of west manor wellness, a marijuana dispensary in pacifica."we were taken advantage of on christmas. we were pretty vulnerable."these jars sometimes hold more than a pound of cannabis, and the robber in this case took a dozen or more jars."they took a lot of partial units of exotic strains."owner karina cardenaz says the robbery is pretty atypical in pacifica. but with the demand for pot growing, she wonders if someone wanting árecreational pot was angry that her dispensary is still only licensed to carry medical marijuana."as grassroots as we are, we are trying to come up to code with all of our regulations."the new regulations she's referring to are not only the licensing process for a legal recreational pot shop...but also pacifica or

that's also illegal in san francisco stanley roberts kron 4 news ( marty ) ( marty )( marty ) the so-called marilyn hartman's latest mug shot. chicago police say she got past security at o'hare airport ... and made it all the way to london. the 66-year old is accused of boarding a british airways flight and hiding in a bathroom. after the plane took off, she emerged and found a seat. hartman wasn't caught until she was asked to produce a passport at london's heathrow airport. when she couldn't, she was taken into custody and returned to the u-s. she's been charged with a misdemeanor count of criminal trespass. in august of 2014, she got past security at san jose's airport and boarded a plane headed to los angeles. ( marty ) police arrested a man in monterey county accused of trying to bite part of his ex-girlfriend's face. the assault happened on monday on kelly court in marina. when police arrived mark ziolkowski allegedly took off in his girlfriends car. police said the victim had several injuries and was taken to the hospital. two days later... ziolkowski told the victim meet him so he c

( marty ) here is a live look at the embarcadero. ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)a pair of low pressure systems are interacting with each other over the area this morning, bringing mild overnight conditions with scattered to numerous rain showers south of the cold front. lingering showers are expected over the monterey bay region through this morning. the next storm system will be the strongest yet of the season, arriving through the day monday into early tuesday, with moderate to heavy rain and gusty south winds. the use of recreational marijuana in california is legal. and dispenaries in san francisco will begin selling marijuana today ... one of those shops will be holding a cutting ribbon ceremony in san francisco this morning. that's where we find kron 4's camila bernal. camila? camila:this is just one of a handful of dispensaries that received a state premier to sell recreational marijuana. that means that for a year these locations will be able to sell a small amount of weed but only to adults and only to be smoked at home or at approved spaces. take

)( marty ) ( marty ) a rash of car burglaries in the north bay has police on alert.lic to do everything they can to avoid becomming the next victim. kron 4's elle sogomonian explains the latest string of buglaries happened in petaluma ... all on the same night. seven cars were broken into at seven different parking lots across petaluma friday night. police say it happened within 4 hours between 4:30 and 9:30 at night. most cars were targeted at businesses up and down mcdowell blvd like raley's, city sports, and safeway.sot: shopper// "i've heard about this at work. it's happened a couple of times. so it's not too surprising. it's surprsing it happened at this parking lot. i'm here all the time."the thieves smashed glass at applebee's, sprout's, and the factory outlets too. sot: shopper// " i lkeep telling her put your purse under the seat don't leave it laying out. she left it laying out. luckily it was still there."sot: shopper// "i always put my stuff in the trunk anywhere you can't see it you know?"and that's exactly what police advise. ...to not to leave out anyt

( marty ) here is a live look at the embarcadero. ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)a ridge of high pressure over california will maintain dry and mild conditions today. rain chances will develop in the north bay by monday afternoon and across most of the region by late monday night. a period of dry weather is forecast from tuesday afternoon through wednesday. periods of rain/rain showers are then expected from wednesday night through the end of the week, with more rain possible by late next weekend. ( marty )( marty )in our top story this morning ... story this in our top story this morning ... this was the scene in hawaii yesterday.people running for their lives in panic and fear.this ... after a missile alert was sent out saturday morning ... urging people to find immediate shelter.that alert ... turned out to be a false alarm.but for nearly 40 minutes the fear was very real as frantic people looked for a safe shelter. the threat of a missile hitting the united states comes amid contnuing tensions with north korea.we now turn to kron4's camila bernal ... who

. >> hi, marty. marty weulink is 92.arty and sores have become good friends. >> they both live in a nursing home. marty moved in ten years ago. she loves old dolls. and she appreciates her young housemate sores. >> i've adopted sores as my grandson. >> yes, we get along just fine. >> that's very good. >> physically and mentally, marty is in great shape. she loves restoring historical dolls. and her housemate sores shows her how to photograph and document her work with an ipad. when sores moved in with these senior citizens, he pitied them. but that's completely changed. in part because of marty. >> i don't view our friendship differently. we get along really well because we treat each other with respect. that makes a lot of things easier. marty inspires me. she wants to keep learning and make the best out of her life, despite her old age. that's brilliant! >> today, another student is moving in -- jolieke van der wals. she's one of six students living alongside 160 senior citizens aged between 70 and 104. >> first i thou

marty: she has $2 billion of her own money. david: what about the george and?es marty: tom steyer.arly enough. start financing. the elizabeth warren is the biggest of all, and she really has not declared yet, but you really have to start early. money is not necessarily what you need to get a nomination in terms of advertising. it is not like she needs name recognition. shery: and she has been a political figure for quite a while. she has been vocal. not mentioned donald trump by name, and it is interesting also to me that donald trump has not tweeted anything about opera. be david: a big mess for him. what about the prime -- it would be a big mess for him. david: what about the primaries? marty: she would have to declare early enough to actually go through that process and give her name on the necessary ballots. democrats at this point have a clear message, anything other than them being against a tax bill or being against donald trump? marty: that is critical for democrats. they have yet to come up with a phrase or consistent message that you can rally around, and until you do, do

( marty ) the head of a non-profit group in san leandro is accusing a city manager of sexual misconduct dating back to at least 20-12. chris zapata is accused of making inappropriate or sexual advances towards davis street family resource center c-e-o rose johnson. she claims that zapata would comment on her clothing and make suggestive comments. johnson is calling for zapata's immediate resignation, or his firing by the san leandro city council. zapata has not yet commented on these allegations. ( marty ) a new 10-car bart train is in service. this comes after months of delays and an investment of more than two billion dollars. bart calls this the "fleet of the future". this new train is energy efficient....has digital maps and wider aisles, but fewer seats. bart says that allows more people to file onto the trains at once. one bart rider likes what she sees...including the "bay area" vibe of the train. <"being able to have something that's more spacious that has air conditioning that has more features i think is great...when you get on the train it still looks like a

marty: i totally agree. i think the tax bill and the process for -- prospect for increased earnings -- everybody thought this would benefit the banks because they are -- their statutory tax rate is much higher than the rest of industry . bringing that down to 21% will have a significant impact. i think people will not focus on results of the fourth quarter, they are going to look at the outlook and they think it's terrific for the banks. alix: overall, too, this is earnings revisions for analysts across the entire s&p and i am curious to see how many times we heard tax reform in the calls come if you can chart that. that's literally all we will be hearing about. that's because the people believed donald trump. he said this would happen and analysts think it's going to happen. marty: don't forget goldman said it will take a $500 million hit or whatever that number was in the fourth quarter and goldman's shares just keep barreling toward new heights. david: all the banks are coming out with reports they are go

marty: it appears it may be.ports in wisconsin where there are two people vying for a position on the ballot and one is attacking the other to renounce steve bannon support. it is going to be an issue. say never in terms of relationships with this president. michael flynn was fired and then he comes back and is advising the president, and even steve bannon, when fired, talked to the president until december. people are never completely ostracized from this president in my view. vonnie: in some ways, steve bannon was a foil for the president when he got in hot water and certain areas or make comments that were appealing to certain parts of his base. well, he could -- it could be blamed on steve bannon. now that he is out of the way, does the president have to be more careful? marty: regardless of steve bannon, the president probably needs to be more careful. i'm sure his lawyers feel that way. steve bannon was a person who donald trump used to get back to his base. in the things that energized them. whenever he wo

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david: kevin cirilli and marty marty schenker, they could both for being with us.hery: abigail doolittle with the latest. abigail: the rally continues not just across the globe but the u.s. as you just mentioned. we have the major averages nicely higher for the fourth in a row. we have a new set of record highs for the dow and s&p 500 and the nasdaq. the s&p 500 and the nasdaq on pace for their best weekly gains. i just read something very interestingly on the idea that perhaps this has to do with relief that the tax reform bill did actually go through and as expected to stimulate the economy. as for some of the top percentage performance for the s&p 500, we're looking at cvs up 4% as shares were upgraded to overweight. the firm sees the stock up as much a 61% in a bold case after the at the deal once it goes through. news corp. up 3% after a discovery and offshore guyana. the department of labor's guidance is a positive. 2.6% asparts company up it started with a new by at longbow. let's take a look at two of the cryptocurrencies. the of gains for bitcoin come up 1

marty. [applause] gerald reynolds was scheduled to be here today but he had a personal emergency and could not join us. a little bit of background on gerald. george w. bush appointed mr. reynolds to serve as chair of the commission in 2004. he served in that role until 2010. [applause] cap for him though he is not around. i love when people clap for me when i am not around. it's about the only time people will clap for me. dr. mary frances berry. dr. berry's tenure at the commission lasted over five administrations starting in 1980, including serving as chair from 1983-2004. she was first appointed by president jimmy carter. she is currently the geraldine r segal professor of american social thought and history at the university of pennsylvania. mary. [applause] >> dr. william d allen. ronald reagan appointed him to the commission in 1987. he served as chair from 1988-1989. from 1984-19 87, he also served as a member of the national council of the humanities. he is emeritus dean of james mad

marty william mcmillan was last seen in april. family members say he was supposed to be going a date with a women he met on "plenty of fish." according to a medical examiner, mcmillan was shot and killed inside a d-c apartment, before his body was dumped in suitland. a 25-thousand dol anyone who provides information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person or person responsible. a bridge over the monocacy river bridge is back open this morning, a month ahead of schedule. in december... a beam was seriously damaged after a garbage truck crashed into it. repairs were expected to take 60 days... but crews got them done in half that. george washington middle school, in alexadria will reopen today. students have been out of class since tuesday after a broken water pipe. the school says -- the fire marshal has inspected the building... and deemed it safe for students to return. coming up - searching for survivors. new images of the damage as the number of missing in california rises. and this morning - the same storm system th

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joining us is marty shanker. short areney and mark going to appear at this news conference with the white house press secretary. what is the play? marty: you have to ask, is this governing? i think what they will try to do is assure the public that they are well prepared for a government shutdown that they will say is going to be completely caused by democrats. it is now rather than trying to seek a compromise, it is trying to position themselves to who you can blame for a shutdown? that is looking likely as the clock goes towards midnight. vonnie: mick mulvaney just holding an impromptu press gaggle in which he said the chances of a shutdown or at 50-50 and they have been operating at a 30% assumption. where does? -- where does president trump stand on dreamers? marty: he has said in the past "we will take care of them," and i think most reporting around donald trump is there is a part of his in motion wants to do something for them, but then there is the more conservative wing of his advisors and people in cong

marty: it doesn't work. donald trump later on cnbc was pretty clear that he thinks the at itsshould be fundamental level based on what the strength of the economy is. he said he doesn't want to talk about it and shouldn't talk about it, which is the standard line you should take. david: he is so aggressive on ,rade and balance of payments he is linking the dollar to trade issues. we can fix this trade thing in other way. marty: i don't think it's a particularly well thought out strategy. i think it's just the reactive comment by mnuchin. i think donald trump tried to walk that back. the world leaders are correct. shouldre countries that prevent this from happening. the other thing we are looking at is data at 830 a.m. this is the atlanta gdp. it's a little retroactive. that's what is tracking for the fourth quarter. i find interesting is that scared toward exports. i'm curious about the scenario. brooke: the weaker dollar would help u.s. exports. interesting to me is we've had industrial companies posting ea

>> oh, well, marty and i-- marty and i are the oldest it and dearest friends.ally, we-- we got a-- like "godspell" that picture, that was our first show. and we rented-- we rented a house because, you know, we were-- we were making $140 a week. we were rolling in folding golden. uh-oh. that's it! >> stephen: $140 a week. canadian. >> and that's canadian, exactly. it's about did the $48.50, u.s. and we represented a big-- well, not a big house. we represented a house. and we had the most fun. the address on that houseue know, there's a street in toronto. it's one of the oddest names for a street. it's called "avenue road." >> stephen: really? >> so our house was on avenue road, 1063 avenue road, and it became quite infamous in some very narrow circles. marty wrote about it in in his autobiography "1063" which we used to get together while we were doing "godspell" and there's another book i think mentioning it now. we used to every friday night have what we called "friday night services." >> stephen: like religious services? >> no. ( laughter ) no. it was-- i wou

marty -- president barack obama appointed mr. castro in january elevated him to chair making him the first latino chair in the history of the commission. marty is the president and i hope you do not mind i will usually first name is that ok? great. marty is the president and ceo of castro synergy that provides consulting services to organizations that seek to collaborate with and have a positive social impact on diverse communities. marty. [applause] gerald reynolds. gerald was scheduled to be here today. but he hada personal emergency and could not join us. a little bit of background on gerald. bushdent george w. appointed mr. reynolds to serve as chair of the commission december 2004. and served in that role till 2010. so, we'll clap for gerald. [applause] i love it when people clap for me when i am not around. kind of nice. that is the only time people will clap for me. dr. mary frances barry. thebarry's tenure at commission lasted over five administrations, starting in 1980, including serving as chair from 1993 to 2004. she w

have a great long weekend. >> you too, thank you. >> marty mosby with vining sparks. >>> in washington, the trump administra kept alive the iran nuclear deal for now. the president waived sanctions for the third time but said it will not do so again unless the agreement is amended. the white house's statement appears to set a mid-may deadline to make whatever changes it desires. >>> the supreme court will hear an internet sales tax case. that decision could force consumers to pay more for certain purchases and allow states to recoup what they say is billions in lost revenue annually. the case was brought by south dakota, which has no state income tax and relies in large part on retail sales taxes for revenue. >>> kentucky has become the first u.s. state to implement medicare work requirements for able-bodied adu on the program. the approval comes one day after the government, federal government, issued guidance that lets states test programs that require jobs or work training as a condition of receiving benefits. conditions have r been attached to medicaid before. >>> still ahead, food

essentially, marty, saying that u.s. relationships with these countries are important and transcend the words of any president. look at the policies. >> these are nations that we rely on in many ways including in the fight against terror as well as trade and other things. thank you both very much. >>> let's bring in our panel now to talk more about this. joining me is jack kingston, a cnn political commentator and a former senior adviser to the trump campaign, and cnn political commentator, maria cardona, who is a democratic strategist. jack, i got to start with you. should the president apologize for what he has said and what he has implied against countries such as africa -- continents such as africa and the country of haiti? >> well, if he said it i think the window for apology ghas probably passed. at this point he should say we are going to continue to work with countries that are our allies. >> do you think there's a doubt that he said it? >> i know david purdue and tom cotton fairly well and i also know dick durbi

marty: absolutely not. think there is a narrative that a lot of people say even if it's not true, it should be true. scarlet: or it sounds true. i don't think that should be the standard. , thereanders is right were no questions about policy, legislation, infrastructure, about the things that donald trump says matter, but this book is just to usurp that narrative. julia: what matters to voters here? marty: again, at the risk of being attacked in my newsroom, i think sarah sanders is right. there is so much focus on the dysfunction, they just passed a massive tax reform. they may not like it, but that was donald trump's victory. they do not want to talk about policy. scarlet: the republican party's pretty fractured right now. sidead this conservative which was embodied by mike pence and ted cruz, then you have a call and ryan and the site that's aligned with wall street. they got the tax cuts done. how do they move forward? on their? what is some -- how do they move forward from there? marty: you have to loo

his family said marty's death is a warning for others. tonight, they are warning people to be careful when using dating apps were dating sites. she death may be the result of a recent meet up from a dating app. >> it was a secluded area, cre ek, someplace where you look like you could hide a body. lisalysa: for months, for cook search for her grandson, 22-year-old marty mcmillan. >> i said something was wrong. anna-lysa: when his remains were found along suitland parkway, she has received confirmation from the police that according to court documents, mcmillan shot and killed inside of an apartment building in the 2600 block of martin luther king jr. avenue and in southeast before his body was dumped. >> after all that time. anna-lysa: before he went missing in april, he scheduled a meeting with a girl that he met on a dating app known as plenty of fish. she believes that one swipe on that app cost him his life. thought they were. anna-lysa: cook started a petition on moveon.org causing for enhanced security measures on dating sites. the

marty: there was a democratic caucus yesterday. not one democratic u.s.enator said they would vote for this plan, and they need 60 votes and democratics -- democratic support. david: they are saying they will not fund it without daca and two point billion dollars for border security, so they are digging their heels in. marty: at the last minute, there is some sort of compromise worked out. no one wants a government shutdown, but the key thing is miscalculation in foreign and domestic policy. you can miscalculate and then the blame game starts. donald trump wants the democrats to take the hit and it is questionable. stephanie: it is harder to do that when you true all that attention to the bipartisan meeting that went so dangerously wrong. now they are in a much greater chance. marty: mia -- alix: and i working until midnight on friday? that is what i want to know. stephanie flanders, a pleasure to have you with us, and marty schenker, you as well. we are watching morgan stanley earnings, that stock still up in premarket. wealth management revenue up 10% .

marty: i think it is 50-50. conventional wisdom is that they will go right to the wire, and it could go past the midnight deadline. it could go into early this morning. i know our washington bureau re: bureaue sleeping mats -- already has sleeping mats. -- publications could make it a longer shutdown. david: we had house republicans going left -- it seems to be going away from each other, not towards each other. marty: there is tremendous pressure on chuck schumer not to give in on the daca deal. there are republicans -- republican senators are throwing up their hands. lindsey graham says i will not vote on a short-term cr. david: to equity market care about this at all? gina: no. we have become desensitized. we experienced 2013. we have a model for what happens when the government shuts down. the reality for the equity market was we did see a spike in volatility, but it was not nearly as large as a spike in the bond market. starks -- stocks started selling off of, but they were selling off before that. this fir

tonight would have been marty mcmillan, jr.'s 23rd birthday. pete muntean, wusa9. >>> now to a story new tonight from fairfax county, parents are furious about what we investigation at lake braddock secondary school and whether the school covered up allegations that a coach sexually harassed students. peggy fox was at tonight's school board meeting to continue the investigation. >> reporter: the parent who filed the federal complaint has been trying to speak at a fairfax county school board meeting for months of tonight he got his chance. >> three wusa9 investigative reports and three washington post articles have detailed the appalling claims of sexual harassment against students. >> reporter: bill park's daughter was on the lake braddock girls varsity basketball team coached by john giannelli in 2015. lizzy fitzpatrick and ferrell accused him of harassment and bullying and say administrators ignored their complaints. >> i could not be more proud of i just can't imagine being in that position. >> reporter: when we first aired our story, we wan

liz: i want to just bring in what we had noted in the "wall street journal" with marty feldstein.ere is a recession checklist out there. when he talks about that concern, it is real to some people. dan fuss of lumus sales is a bond guy anyway, marty said the fed will be unable to contain inflation and no excess prices will come about simply because it's just too late and the fed will end up being late for pushing all of us into equities which are riskier because there was no yield anywhere else. where is the market fund that pays 3% let alone 6%, bruce? that is a worry for people on a fixed income. baby boomers who weren't working anymore? >> well, there is concern about inflation for years, people think it's right around the corner, heard the predictions for years particularly when the central banks went to quantitative easing, felt inflation was going to boom and it didn't. and today, yes, there's inflationary pressures. the u.s. economy is growing at its potential. that could be problematic later on. we are starting to see wage gains. this tax cut is certainly going to provide

una estatua ilustre de martÍ que ha estado en el parque central por mÁs de 50 aÑos.un alivio entre las grandes tensiones que existen entre los dos gobiernos. el tratado de libre comercio de amÉrica del norte, los tres paÍses, mÉxico, canadÁ y estados unidos, coincidieron en que la ronda terminÓ con avances. aunque el equipo estÁ aÚn se cree que el avancees muy lento. segÚn se desprende el mensaje que diera la prensa, el secretario, alfonso, al concurrir esta sextaronda de monte real canadÁ. >> para la prÓxima ronda, todavÍa tenemos desafíos importantes que superar. crear el territorio perfecto para este proceso. reportero: la sÉptima para el tratado de libre comercio de amÉrica del norte. presentador: la nieve intermitente ha sido la constante a lo largo del dÍa. es momento de abrir nuestra ventanal tiempo con eduardo rodrÍguez, nuestro meteorÓlogo certificado. eduardo, cuÉntanos. eduardo: en el centro y sur del new jersey, han estado en dos pulgadas. de hecho, esta tarde pasar al mediodÍa, hemos tenido una pulgada. otra perturbaciÓn podrÍa afectarnos en las prÓximas

just before that, marty had -- marty set up a meeting on a dating app.six months later, a young man's remains were found off suitland parkway/7y in prince george's county. mcmillan's family feared it would be marty. >> i didn't know. my daughter had a bad feeling about it. i didn't know what to think because they found -- had found so many. >> so far, there are no suspects in the >>> a suspect is in custody after an argument between two high school students ended with a stabbing. >> news 4's megan mcgrath is live at central high school with a breakdown of what happened. megan, good morning. >> reporter: well, good morning. things getting back to normal here at central high. classes resumed yesterday and the two students who were stabbed are going to be okay. they're recovering from their injuries but not life-threatening. they are going to be okay. police have made an arrest. they have arrest fd edwin martinez. he is a 19-year-old junior here at central high school. he's been charged with two counts of attempted murder, assault, as well as a weapons char

. >> after more than 9 months of uncertainty, the family of marty mcmillen has finally now got >> i want to see and hug those remains. i don't know if my daughter will let me but i want to hug his bones. i don't care. >> a facebook post from a grieving grandmother. >> i want to hug his bones! >> after months of investigation maryland's medical examiner determined that skeletal remains found off soupland parkway back in october belonged to 23-year-old marty mcmillen who'd been missing since april. he had been shot to death. >> why am i still waiting '. >> cook is angry because she says metropolitan police did not treat the disappearance of mcmillen back in april with urgency. >> she joined other families for the missing in a protest in october. >> i'm devastated that what we got back was remains. i believe that if they a better job we'd found him long before he ended up being bones. >> my grandson laid out there. >> no family, nobody should have to go through this. >> mcmillen had been shot to death and his body was dumped off soupland parkway. when he disappeared from northeast d.c. back

around the world have been watching too much "back to the future," because they're trying to pull a marty mean making out with their mom. i mean this. this jukin video, was holding onto the edge of this truck. i'm sure you know what highway this is. >> this is isn't like a town square trying to save the clock tower. this is the freeway. >> i wouldn't advise doing this. >> there is a [ bleep ] holding, look at that [ bleep ]. >> marty mcfly, bro. >> what a [ bleep ] beast! yeah! >> pretty impressive. i'm wondering how long that guy was holding onto that truck for. obviously don't do that. >> head over to rio, you could see this bus up ahead. i want to look at the back left corner, it's going to become clearer as we get closer to the people in this vehicle can't quite believe what they're seeing either. don't do this. it's stupid but fortunately for us nothing bad appeared to happen so maybe we can learn from his example. >> maybe he was late getting to the bus? >> or just an idiot. [ speaking in foreign language ] >>> a father and daughter have something big in common. >> and we're in the

we've been discussing a certain sound bite that the president spoke in a meeting here in washington marty and desmond in that order dia thank donald trump is a racist. i would not presume to put myself in the place of got to read a person's heart i can say that the words that he used certainly had racial overtones and those should be very very disturbing to anybody that would sit and listen to those things sit in front of their to television and hear that from the present the united states it should be a cause for alarm taking it beyond the person of the policies that the president advocates racist in your mind. i think it. in some cases many people in america think that they are and then you have just as many people on the other side to think that they're not it becomes a point of perspective everybody has a different perspective of where they come from and it just so happens that people that have been bred black or brown in this country that have been marginalized many years feel like those policies have been slanted towards keeping them and their vote and their is their best interest t

fox5's lauren demarco joins usit >>reporter: we learned today on what would be his 23rd birthday that marty macmillan's remains were found on the side of suitland parkway in prince george's county back in october of the they have just now been identified as his. the police report states he was shot multiple times inside an apartment along mlk avenue in southeast d.c. his grandmother tells us that is news to her. he had been missing since april and she was the one who eventually found his car in northeast zc after police told her that it had registered in that area on a gps tractor. i i was driving around that day in allies and every where i could drive looking and i was coming down easton avenue and i just got a hunch to turn down foot street and it was the third car parked there. i had been begin ning to feel like he was gone because of the behavior, it's not him. he never not come home or contact one of us ever. he never do four days. i'm like he had to go to work. he was really excited about his job. he wouldn't just disappear like that. i knew something was not right. the description of

voting rights now let's talk about how this system can work against people who have voting rights marty pocket as vice president of the charlotte mecklenburg north carolina and double a c.p. welcome. thank you all i'm glad you had me on i really appreciate the opportunity last week a federal judge ordered north carolina's republican dominated legislature to redraw your state's congressional map he called it motivated by invidious partisan intent violating the fourteenth amendment and this is the first time a federal judge had intervened in this way and then just yesterday the united states supreme court a lot that ruling until it rules on a similar case in wisconsin so two part question for you if this lower court ruling stands what happens next and how comfortable i that things will end up better off and if the supreme do permanently strike it down what happens next well if the supreme court takes this issue up which i think they're going to have to do they're really going to have to deal with the issue of gerrymandering and voter suppression in america not just in north carolina but t

but as he says, marty ginsburg wasn't the only person lobbying for somebody.son, he met her in he told us within 15 minutes of their conversation, he knew he was going to nominate her. kind of a meeting of the minds about the law, the best way to make law. so he was really taken by her. she was 60 years old when she was dominated. that was actually kind of on the old side. but he decided that she deserved it. --: i want to turn to the 20 2007 lilly ledbetter fair pay -- ledbetter v. goodyear tire & rubber co. pay discrimination case. the supreme court rejected lilly ledetter's claim of pay discrimination at a goodyear tire plant in alabama where she worked as an overnight supervisor for 19 years. the decision moved justice ruth bader ginsburg to read her dissent from the bench, a relatively rare move reserved to criticize the majority opinion. this is part of ginsburg's dissent. >> in our view, the court does not comprehend or is -- the insidious way in which women can be victims of a dissemination. title vii was meant to govern real-world employment practices

marti feldstein did have a piece, marti feldstein had a piece in "the wall street journal," charlie gasparino referred to it saying stocks are headed for a fall. his piece, marty feldstein deals with the effects of the federal reserve board, the elephant in the room marred at this doesn't talk about the effect of at that timetax cuts. if you talk about the fed alone, maybe that is the case but he didn't talk about the tax cuts. that is why the market is booming, right? >> david, not to good too wonky, i've been on wall street two decades. stock market rallied over last decade, main street did not artificially low interest rates that practice at this forced money into the stock market. what we see now the stock market rallying like gangbusters, setting record after record while interest rates are rising. that is a great sign for america. david: it is. >> that means the markets believe in real growth, not artificial asset allocation. they believe in the trump agenda. they believe in repatriation of capital. this is important, david, not just wall street doing well, it is main street. we're seei

twenty-two year old marty macmillan has been found murdered. his remains were found on the side of suitland parkway in okay. it took until now for police to identify the body. macmillan was shot multiple times. up to a $25,000 reward is offered for information in the case. two prince george's county high school students are recovering after they were attacked with a knife today at school. it happened this morning at central high in capital heights. investigators tell fox5 three male students got into a dispute that lead to a fight in the hallway. one student pulled out a knife for a brief time the school was on lock down. full responsibility for its actions after this video surfaced. it shows a woman in a thin hospital gown left outside in the cold at a bus stop on wednesday night. the hospital says it provided appropriate medical care for the patient, but that it failed to demonstrate compassion. the hospital system is investigating the incident and reviewing its discharge policies. in the district, a bold thieve steels from a downtown northwe

police have parkway in october as 22-year old marty william mcmillan junior of southeast. he was last seen in april, leaving for a date with a woman he met on the app "plenty of fish." according to a medical examiner, mcmillan was shot and killed inside an apartment in southeast before his body was dumped in prince george's county. a 25-thousand dollar reward is offered in this case. more than a dozen accused members of the ms-13 gang -- indicted in connection with seven murders. several of those victims were high school students on long island. two teenage girls were beated to death when gang members went looking for rival gang members to kill. those indicted also face drug and racketeering charges. the investigation spanned to maryland, virginia, an idaho school district - cancelling all activities until monday following recent rise in flu-related absences. the decision coming after 300-students and teachers were out sick this week. now efforts are underway to sanitize every single school in the district. officials saying they are monitoring the situation into the weeken

marty says he has questions the let's assume. only take that off the table in terms of political fight coming up in november? >> absolutely. and you know, how frustrating democratic base is with chuck schumer and how the progressive activist community -- with whether they are it is greatly going to impact the 2018 midterms. when you look at centrist democrats, senators mark warner, the forefront of negotiations with republicans as well, and they are saying very different things, the cast of caramel -- the progressives and the movement are saying. implications of that from a market perspective really set the stage for certainty and posted 2018e see midterm elections. whether or not democrats take control or not, it has earned much a lot of implications as well. >> how inclined are americans planning the gop and the president for what we are seeing in congress and in washington now? >> pulls show a majority of americans blame republicans. not as many blaming the president himself but words come back and bites donald trump. he said

marty vote to deprive his of having the memo released was on a partyline basis. in terms of the timetable, this has never happened in my experience so we are in uncharted waters. if the president expresses the view short of five days, i am copacetic with anything been published that ups me. i don't know they have to wait five days. the white house has made it clear that they want the memo published, even though they have not read it. that should tell you all you need to know about the president's priorities, even without reading it, even without hearing from the intelligence agencies what damage it might do [nohe public release, audio] >> i have no confidence that they'll review will take place. -- in fact, i think it is clear that the majority has no intention of having this gleaningd at least from what the white house has said over the weekend, it doesn't look like they have much of an intention to vet it either. the preclusion desk the conclusion is precooked. if and when the majority allows the minority memoranda to see the light of day, we will are going to

of damascus bringing the craziness of her home country like fried okra to germany is maliki just marty's passion such year old migrant hopes that she can help germans learn more about her heritage. they drive our food in the city they see it it's good food it's not all the people seem to do we have only falafel and. it's very big maliki has been practicing his skills in the shared kitchen of this refugee shelter and. she now runs a catering business making the dishes she grew up with. she's also published a cookbook which takes readers into a world of colorful spices. the book subtitled brings a smile to her face it reads recipes of longing for my homeland homeland that's been devastated by civil war maliki's husband made the perilous journey to germany by boat in twenty fifteen she followed one of hundreds of thousands of syrians to arrive that year. but maliki's story is unique she was already somewhat of a star having her suited t.v. cooking show in syria and jordan and she's no stranger to cooking for v.i.p.'s she's prepared a meal for the german chancellor so how does she feel about