charlotte tries to comfort hener the kids to foster care. >> no, i can't i ca mason's crying, hoarse> how agree jous was not telling the family about that emergency hearing, not giving them a chance to defend themselves >> huge. the case would have been dismissed the next day >> when judge mike schneider finally heard the case, he was so outraged he ordered the state to pay the family $127,000 in legal bills. >> by the time we got to court, the kids had been injured. but not by their parents by the state >> he also plamed the system that with the best of intentions can be too quick to follow the judgment of a child abuse pediatrician >> cps seems to be often willing to once they hear something that meets a certain threshold in their mind to say that's it. >> a statement says the two fractures warranted an investigation, but added a referral to cps is not absolute confirmation of abuse nor a determination of guilt or innocence. a spokesperson for cps issued a statement saying that after the bright case, they didn't feel policy change was needed they simply needed to follow the rules o

we will stay with mason's accounts. the transactions provider into how clothing marked life passages. he purchased clothing for his sons. they could celebrate but also expressed grief as well. he began making purchases for his sons while he made purchases for himself. his oldest son, george was 14 years old and william was 10. thomas was eight. before breaches, they dressed in gallup. it allowed free range and movement. it taught boys and girls proper, upright posture. boys stopped wearing their stays during the transition to breaches between four and eight. i mentioned the textile historian in williamsburg has a great quote. the change from petticoats to breaches was a big event in any boy's life. kind of leaving your mother and nursery and moving into an adult life. this might have been the big day for his youngest son who entered the shop for a coat and breaches. born on april 4, 17 66, this occurred shortly before john's sixth birthday. at the age in which he first appears in the account book and taken into accounte

brown's player myles garrett is now facing a lengthy ban for an attack on steelers quarterback masonound after he released the ball, ripped off his opponenfs released the ball, ripped off his opponent's helmet and swung it at his opponent's head. after the game, barrett explained his actions.|j lost my call. i regret it. it will come back to hurt our team and the quys come back to hurt our team and the guys who unintelligible scrum appreciate my team having my back but should not have got to that point. lindsey jones is a writer and commentator on the nfl and says the fallout from the incident continues, and ata fallout from the incident continues, and at a pace. yeah, it has been massive. from the second this happens, late on east coast thursday night, it has been a swift backlash, the nfl, it only took them a matter of you know certainly less than 2a hours, only about 12, for them to come out and issue this indefinite ban for myles garrett which is an unprecedented suspension for a single incident of violence on the football field. we have seen some other players have two games on

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mason. yep, please after mr. mason. >> thank you. edward mason. this is a billion dollar project over 30 years. and there should be a fiduciary responsibility in the procurement specification by having workshops to expand and clarify the requirement. operator maintenance and enhancements after the fact reflect a lack of collaboration initially. and now it's costing us additional money. the original cars were four people were square yard whereas now for three additional inches we are now putting six people per square meter. now there's statements such as the passenger emergency stop, i don't know what reading the documentation but on the intercom i think we would want to put signage with instructions as there are on other vehicles, to say you are on car number xyz because if you are going to be in a train communicating with the operator you better know which car you are on. the seating section, everything we are going to lower the seat, right? we are going to put a bench seat in. are we going to lower the bench seat because there's no electronic bo

so detective mason, no choice really, moved on. year passed, then two, the bradford case got buried. >> i would sit around and wonder, oh you know i'm gonna grab that bradford case out, and i'm gonna read that again. maybe there's something i missed. maybe there's something i didn't do. maybe there's something i could do. >> but all those somethings led to a bunch of nothings, not one new lead. mason stayed in close contact with shaun, who by this time was engaged to be married. her father wasn't on the guest list, but shaun was worried he'd show up at her wedding. >> we actually had plain clothes cops that were armed at our wedding. >> you were that nervous? >> yes. he killed once. my belief was, my father killed my mom. he's not welcome. i believe he did this. this isn't safe. >> and she felt nothing but relief when her father missed the wedding. his only daughter's wedding. but he was around, bold as brass. >> i would go out to a big place, there he'd be. he'd be walking around. >> wow. >> and i would think right away, you know,

it seems that it was a crisis averted that mason rudolph wasn't more severely injured.the sport enter into that wider discussion about safety? you have to look at the entire game last night between the cleveland browns and the pittsburgh steelers. three pittsburgh steelers. three pittsburgh players were knocked out of the game with concussions, two of which came on brutal but legal helmet—to—helmet heads. so there is a lot of education about players and their head health. this was a huge setback to all of that. the initiatives and rule changes aren't helping because the replays were knocked out of this game. and then myles ga rrett‘s knocked out of this game. and then myles garrett's tremendous act of violence and extreme disregard for other players' safety. lindsey jones in denver, thank you so much. thank you. russia, norway and lithuania have taken part in a carefully co—ordinated operation that saw the exchange of five convicted spies. this is what took place in the russian on clever kaliningrad and took weeks to organise. the bbc‘s tim allman has the story. this bo

it is unclear whether mr morale is or his successor is going to run in the election unclear if mr mason will now be president and if he is that they'll be radical radical changes in the ways things are run because mr mason is unlike his predecessor ever more out as a stooge critic of the united states of its foreign policy mr mason is on the you know the opposite he says that he'll improve relations with the united states he's involved in something of a scandal recently came back from the united states and his spokesperson the clear that he just being given $10000000.00 by usaid the united states government which mr mesa denied nevertheless you know if any other country given a presidential candidate $10000000.00 there would have been election meddling in this case well nobody's saying anything is the mesa denies that he got the money. as i said the deputy head of the senate is now in power she is going to organize elections the investigation underway to find out how exactly will the who to food was committed and punish those responsible neverless trying times ahead for bolivia . severa

ppe here at george mason. the ppe program is honored to be the institutional sponsor and host of the roger wilken's lectures. we are grateful for the trust and support placed by the university. the attraction between the pgd ferdinand of these lectures i'm glad you asked. i spend a fair amount of time explaining what ppe is and what makes the program unique. i can go on. really, i can go on but today i'm going to go straight to the bottom line. it explained that the scope helps students that create better solutions through the difficult and pressing problems that arise in the public life of a complex society. the problems that arise in the process in what roger wilkins in the first chapter of his autobiography had called with immense understatement complicated at times such as there are today. ppe offers the foundation for students to build meaningful careers in civil service, journalism, business and the law and other socially engaged fields and endeavors. in this regard it's my hope that the generations of s

this came from the story of mason weems. mason weems says the young george, 40's sixth birthday -- for his sixth birthday, his father gave him a new hatchet. the boy was so excited about this gift that he went barking at literally every tree he could find. and he barked one of his father's favorite cherry trees. georgeng to weems, young threw his hands up and said, i did it, father. you know i cannot tell a lie. that is the image that school kids for the last 200 plus years have been told. painting down at the carter museum about a mile or so from here shows mason weems pulling back the curtain, and it shows the young george being truthful to his father. the thing i find particularly iseresting about this image, -- look. have on thed as you dollar bill. is the young and. -- young head. this is the old head they essentially. look the same. there is no evidence this happened. weems simply made the story up to portray washington as a man of great honesty, that even when the trouble might bring problem george.g weems tells us an

ever more as calling for peace for quieten for deescalation the opposition candidate khalil carlos mason to be meeting the figurehead of these protesters called on people to stay out in the streets and kill until the president either resigned or called for a new election government officials were resigning left and right these are close allies of the president many of them citing the threats that the opposition the protesters were making towards them towards their families especially given that the protests have become more and more violent as the weeks went by on sunday ever morale has relented he resigned as president of bolivia in the interests of national stability after the chief of the military chief of the army came out and said that he should go for the sake of for the sake of believe it is unclear whether he did so with a it was his own choice to resign or whether he was forced to coerced into it by a by the military. i mean it would be proceedings. i resigned the presidency why did i decide to resign so that carlos mesa and luis fernando camacho do not continue to persecute my

myles garrett brutally attack mason rudolf with his own helmet. far left presidential candidate bernie sanders is saying if he's elected he will put fellow socialist aoc quote in a very important white house role. like the secretary of labor? remember when aoc talked about unemployment and said it was so low because people have two jobs? >> everything is fine, right? unemployment is low because everyone has two jobs. trish: former trump state department christian lang discusses all of this. that's next. needles. essential for the sea urchin, but maybe not for people with rheumatoid arthritis. because there are options. like an "unjection™". xeljanz xr, a once-daily pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well enough. xeljanz xr can reduce pain, swelling and further joint damage, even without methotrexate. xeljanz can lower your ability to fight infections like tb; don't start xeljanz if you have an infection. taking a higher than recommended dose of xeljanz for ra can increase risk of death. serious, sometimes

for the stone masons their work at the cemetery is routine but always a solemn moment. the would have or wanted a heart to commemorate his late wife a symbol that will remain here for the next 25 or 30 years. german cemeteries are changing visibly the way people are laid to rest is more varied so too is the design of the graves urn graves like this are becoming more common as 2 thirds of burials in germany are now cremations. this is the silly form and it's all for an ego. one and they about even the design of this grave is somewhat more elaborate than most and even the author reflects a common trend to make grave so to speak easier to maintain this is the. thread. the small space occupied by an early grave is much simpler to care for than a large family grave. but for a long time the christian churches disapproved of cremation. caught a lot preserved by going out and by coming in from this time for and forevermore amen. cremation appeared to deny the doctrine of the resurrection in a time honored practice christians were carried to their graves and buried in a coffin b

thank you, chris mason, in westminster for us. if you thank you, chris mason, in westminsterfor us.er for us. if you look at the bbc business pages online, you can see that caroline fairburn, the director general of the cbi, was talking to bbc breakfast about her expectations. she said one of the key thing is that businesses need to hear from party leaders key thing is that businesses need to hearfrom party leaders is how the uncertainty over brexit is going to end. you're watching worklife. a reminder of our top story: ford unveils its electric dreams which it hopes will revolutionise and ignite the industry. we shall watch this space. now let's move on. what does your gut tell you? trust your gut. well, scientists say there's more to such sayings than it may initially appear. research shows our guts have trillions of tiny bacteria known as microbiome which actually dictate our overall health. that's why many of us are now turning to products with ingredients such as probiotics, a live bateria that's touted to promote healthy gut. butjust how effective are they? raja dhir is the co

mason says he's not a part of the group.not been charged in connection with these crimes. >> james mason is a key figure within this movement and this sub culture. he's put on a pedestal along with timothy mcveigh or andyefrs brevac. >> officiawe wanted to intervie not to proliferate his disturbing ideology but to press him on the ways he inspires violence. nbc's denver affiliate kusa. >> a lot of people take your words and they're acting violent based on your words. >> if they were acting on my words they wouldn't be doing the things they are doing throwing their lives away. i say, and here i am talking to you, but i say don't do it. but if you're going to do it, for god's sake, do it right. >> that's a pretty bold statement. >> well, i've said it to the fbi. i've said it to denver detectives. it's nothing illegal and only makes sense. >> do you endorse violence by proxy? >> i am simply saying that we have a society that's going crazy. >> denver police declined to comment and the fbi did too citing an ongoing investigation.

i spent a fair amount of time explaining what pbe is and what makes mason's program unique. i can go onbut today i'm going to go straight to the ttbottom line .our program exists to serve highly motivated to who want to help create better solutions for the difficult and pressing problems arise in the public life of a complex society. the problems that arise in different emsit in what roger wilkins in the first chapter of his autobiography calls with immense understatement obligated times such as our own today. it offers a foundation for students to build meaningful careers in civil service, journalism, business and the law and other socially engaged fields of endeavor. in this regard it's my hope that generations of student will set their sights on the example set by roger wilkins. we couldn't be prouder of our association of this legacy. i have three brief program notes to make before turning over the podium. the first is you're going to be able to find an archive of this event as well as past lectures in the future wilkins lectures and more information about our program an

we're so proud of george mason. one of the things we're proud about here at george mason is that we can offer our students opportunities like this, to hear from you today. we are here for the second annual roger wilkins lecture. we like to think roger wilkins had a lot of roles in his life. his most important role was his 19 years of service here at george mason university, mentoring and fostering the growth of young minds and young lives as robinson professor of american history and culture, robinson professor program honors our most distinguished professors and we have a number of robinson professors in the room if you all could give us a wave. thank you all for being here. he did do a few other things in his life. top leadership role at the department of justice in the 1960s where he helped president kennedy and then president johnson pass the amazing important civil rights acts of that era. he was at the washington post and then "new york times" in editorial roles, at washington post during the watergate era and

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this came from the story of mason weems. mason weems says the young george, for his sixth birthday, his father gave him a new hatchet. the boy was so excited about this gift that he went around barking at literally every tree he could find. and he barked one of his father's favorite cherry trees. when his father approached him, according to weems, young george threw his hands up and said, i did it, father. you know i cannot tell a lie. when his father approached him, well, that is the image that school kids for the last 200 plus years have been told. this 1939 painting by grant wood, which as i said is down at the carter museum about a mile or so from here shows mason weems pulling back the curtain, and it shows the young george being truthful to his father. the thing i find particularly interesting about this image is -- look. the same head as you have on the dollar bill. that is the young head. this is the old head. they essentially look the same. the interesting thing about this story, never happened. there is no evidence

we are so proud of george mason and one of the things we are proud about here at george mason as we can offer our students opportunities like this, to hear from you today. we are here for the second annual roger wilken's lecture. we like to think that, well, roger wilkins had a lot of important roles in his life, but we like to think that his most important role was his 19 years of service here at george mason university. then during and fostering the growth of young manning -- young minds and lives is a professor of history and culture, the program is one that honors our most distinguished professors and i believe we have a number of robinson professors in the room if you all could give us a wave. thank you all for being here. he did a few other things in his life. he was the first african-american in the top leadership role at the department of justice in the 1960s where he helped president kennedy and then president johnson passed the amazing important civil rights act of the era. he was at the "washington post" and "new york times" editorial role and he was at the "washington post"

myles garrett brutally attack mason rudolf with his own helmet.sidential candidate bernie sanders is saying if he's elected he will put fellow socialist aoc quote in a very important white house role. like the secretary of labor? remember when aoc talked about unemployment and said it was so low because people have two jobs? >> everything is fine, right? unemployment is low because everyone has two jobs. trish: former trump state department christian lang discusses all of this. that's next. ♪ limu emu & doug and now for their service to the community, we present limu emu & doug with this key to the city. [ applause ] it's an honor to tell you that liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. and now we need to get back to work. [ applause and band playing ] only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ only one thing's more exciting than getting a lexus... ahhhh! giving one. the lexus december to rembember sales event lease the 2020 nx 300 for $329 a month for 27 months. experience amazing a

you know, ralph said, mason, wears mason. we are saying mason, where are you, mason?t a job he did. what did you do? fly around the world as the youngest person ever or something? to mention you. thank you very much. thank you. very important to ralph. of ourto thank another incredible -- i call them warriors because that is what they are. they have to be today. they will not be around long. graves, great congressman. thank you, garrett. they fight hard. that job is tougher than we all thought. should not be tough at all, but they made it tough. we have people that made it tougher than it is supposed to be, but these are incredible people. higgins. [cheers and applause] thank you, clay. and mike johnson. ]cheers and applause thanks, mike. great job to all of you. and your state's attorney general, someone i've known for a long time -- he's terrific -- jeff landry. [cheers and applause] and two terrific men on the , john with eddie mentioned that. next state and your senator, robert mills. [cheers and applause] we are also joined by louisiana's own bill and willie robe

came from the story of mason weems. mason weems says that the young father gave him a new hatchet and the young boy was so excited about getting this gift that he went around and barked at every tree he barked one of he his father's famous english cherry trees and when his father approached him according to weems, young george threw his hands up and said, i did it, father. lie.now i cannot tell a image thatis the schoolkids for the last 200 plus .ears have been told this 1939 painting by grant woods down at the aims and shows mason weems pulling back the curtain and it beingthe young george truthful to his father, but the thing that i find interesting about this image is look. the same head as you have on the dollar bill. head, this isung the old head, but they essentially looks the same. the interesting thing about this story, there is no evidence that it never happened. weems made the story up to portray washington as a man of great honesty, that even when problemsle might bring for a young george, he had to be honest

so that mason quote comes in the middle of this very vibrant debate about impeachment.in the early drafts there was a provision for impeachment for malpractice or neglect of duty. but mason and others were so worried about corruption, they said, no, we have to make sure that we're really clear that we can have impeachment for bribery and treason and then add a general phrase about maladministration, and madison said let's clean that up. >> and it's interesting too they take maladministration out because it's too broad. it's just if you're incompetent, if you're bad at your job, that's actually not enough to their view. they actually make the decision to take that out. >> and they replace it with high crimes and misdemeanors which had a precise meaning in english tradition. and the three big proponents of the impeachment power were randolph and mason and madison. and all of them not only talked about corruption but particularly about foreign corruption and about the unique dangers of an executive having extraordinary powers in the foreign realm. randolph is really worrie

myles garrett brutally attack mason rudolf with his own helmet.presidential candidate bernie sanders is saying if he's elected he will put fellow socialist aoc quote in a very important white house role. like the secretary of labor? remember when aoc talked about unemployment and said it was so low because people have two jobs? >> everything is fine, right? unemployment is low because everyone has two jobs. trish: former trump state department christian lang discusses all of this. that's next. ♪ you talk to me... in every family, small conversations can make a big impact. i grew up on tour with my parents. kind of different, but we bonded over music just like other families do over sports, camping, or other interests. and we talked. little everyday conversations, from silly to serious, that built a foundation over time. honest conversations like when my dad shared his experiences as an alcoholic. your honesty about that part of your life gave me a sense of integrity that i wanted to uphold in my own life. and i was so grateful that you and mom had

it might have ended mason rudolph's career. that would be assault if we were in canada, where they have different laws for sports. >>> elizabeth warren taking f e fiery demands of the wealth tax to the millionaires and billionaires. they're calling her disgraceful, out of touch and anti-capitalism. in 8 categories about vehicle quality. and when they were done, chevy earned more j.d. power quality awards across cars, trucks and suvs than any other brand over the last four years. so on behalf of chevrolet, i want to say "thank you, real people." you're welcome. we're gonna need a bigger room. [upbeat music] no matter how much you clean, does your house still smell stuffy? that's because your home is filled with soft surfaces that trap odors and release them back into the room. so, try febreze fabric refresher febreze finds odors trapped in fabrics (bubbles popping) and cleans them away as it dries. use febreze every time you tidy up to keep your whole house smelling fresh air clean. fabric refresher even works for clothes you wa

he is from george mason university law school, the founder of the national security both for area thanks being here this morning. jamil jaffer, we will start with you. theave a conversation about usa freedom act and what congress has to get to and reauthorized. tell us first what the usa freedom act is and why it was passed in the first place. caller: sure, well, bill, you aspiringe are three provisions in the usa freedom act that would be rubberized by the legislation if it were renewed by december 15. reauthorized by the legislation if it were renewed by december 15. somewhere he added years later your specifically, the provisions expiring now are one that allows the government to identify and surveil terrorists who do not have a proven connection to a foreign power, and the second is called the wiretap authority, that gives ability to follow suspects when they switched their cell phones or emailed address rapidly to avoid surveillance. and the third is the business records provision. that allows the collection of information, like a grand jury subpoena, business records, hotel records

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and the three big proponents of the impeachment power were randolph and mason and madison.them not only talked about corruption but talked particularly about foreign corruption and about the unique dangers of an executive having extraordinary powers in the foreign realm. randolph is really worried about the executive becoming corrupted in questions of war and peace because people wouldn't necessarily know about them. it's the peak of presidential power. so they were concerned about it, and there were a few people who objected who said, no, we shouldn't have this impeachment clause. in fact, charles pinckney said don't worry if there's another election, that is all you need. >> literally the argument. >> literally the same argument. >> and what's the response to that? >> well, the overwhelming response, the overwhelming majority of states and delegates said, no, we actually need this because the threat of corruption and foreign corruption is so grave and it can do so much to our country to have somebody continuing in office when they are serving their own private selfish end

the browns mylz xwar receipt gets in a fight with steelers quarterback mason rudolph. garrett manages to tear off rudolph's helmet there and then he struck his head with it. suspensions are a given. the request is he for who and how long? soseason. others willmelee. years from now, no one will remember the score but the browns won the game, 21-7. >>> if your commute takes you through silicon valley you'll need a fastrak transponder if you want to take advantage of its express lanes. highway 237 where the new express lanes will run between interstate 880 to west mathilda avenue in sunnyvale. here is a map, the express lanes will activate at 5:00 each morning and run all day until 8:00 p.m. carpools eligible, clean air vehicles and motorcyclists will be able to use the lanes free of charge. kris sanchez is following the story this morning and will be live at the top of the hour. >>> coming up next on "today in the bay," want it today, get it delivered today. the details behind target's new offer of same-day shipping. >>> plus anti-trust probe against google includes andr

activists, occupying the side of this native building at mason and post. commissioned by the environmental non-profit one atmosphere. >> and the objective is to amplify her message to get people to think about what she is trying to share with people. >> launching a youth environmental issue, taking them to the halls of congress. the artist, who goes by the name cobre agrees to do the work for free. attacks on social media accusing the artist of using hundreds of spray paint cans and noneco-friendly paints are not based on the facts according to one atmosphere and the executive director says that they hand rolled most of the paint on the wall and as for the spray paint. >> we need that in order to do the details of the painting, but not using any spray tans. >> the team also a used an electric lift not diesel and the materials are being recycled, turned into the art piece. now the lighting ceremony will be planned for tuesday evening with the musical tribute by the local artist. >> composed the fanfare for greta. >> the mural is the first in what one atmosp

in the constitutional convention mason had an exchange with madison or mason said we cannot bribery, treason and and instead he wanted to introduce a broader term, maladministration. madison then said that is really broad, what does that mean? crimesded up with high and misdemeanors, but the record contradicts with the chairmanship said, that they did not you bribery as this broad concept. on narrow and wide based impeachment efforts, the hill newspaper, his column last week, are democrats building a collapsible impeachment? and you can see all of his writings there, and the phone numbers if you want to join us this morning, (202)-748-8000 for democrats. (202)-748-8001 for republicans. independents, (202)-748-8002. lots of colors waiting for you. a democrat from michigan, good morning. i watch you on tv, a pretty smart guy, no doubt about that. if you can up each the president, what else is there left to impeach anybody about, this is a small thing, a very low thing, and i don't get it. last question, i heard that , the ones assent to ukraine, there was a clause in the contract, they

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as myles garrett gets into it with the quarter back mason rudolph.ound a little bit and then garrett picks up the quarterback's helmet. he goes chasing after garrett and then the melee really cuts loose. but the bottom line here, the thing everything is going to be focused on is myles garrett is going to be an unprotected quarterback. mason rudolph with his own helmet right over the head and that is going to be the signature moment right there . the nfl of course will go over this video with a fine tooth comb. major fines and suspensions, garrett possibly out the rest of the year but we will wait and see. >>> speaking about, madison bumgarner gone from the san francisco giants. he rejects their $17.8 million qualifying offer, so he is free to sign with anyone. the giants will receive a draft pick in return. also, will smith signs a huge three year $39 million deal with the atlanta braves after his 34 saves as the giants closer today. news continues for the giants and major league baseball as the mvp awards go out. doctors denied the world series, but

it is unclear whether mr morale as to his successor is going to run in the election unclear if mr mason will now be president and if he is the be radical radical changes in the ways things are run. all right kathy up reporting there were the 2 officials next in line to take over the government have also left their positions the vice president and also the president of the senate some say they fear for the safety of their families legislators are now expected to meet to agree on an interim leadership for the country this report now from local journalists alexandro pressure on. the men went there and that's when i saw that i am now in the southern part of law passed a few hours after the resignation of evo morales when we expected that announcement to bring peace to the streets where the people have been rallying for 19 days even morale is claimed that there was an attempt to arrest him illegally that someone broke into his house meanwhile opposition leader louis fan and a matching reports that armed forces have confiscated evos plane so he cannot leave the country a group of soldiers is

here is more flooding north on jackson and mason streets. you can see a section of cracked asphalt sinking into the dirty water. cable cars were stopped in their tracks. officials have no estimate when repairs will be completed. >> another possible home invasion robbery in the east bay. a man who livers on crawford street east of the concord police department says two masked gunmen entered his home wednesday night and tied him up. it is not clear if anything was taken. this comes a day after a home invasion in lafayette. three men entered a home through an open garage door. there was another on hallow wane night three miles away. no arrests have been made in any of the cases. >>> an update this morning as 75 corroder woman and her two grandchildren found safe thanks to a stranger. sandra young and her children reported missing sunday. yesterday they stopped at a gas station where she spotted them. she said nothing seemed out of the ordinary but they looked like they had been traveling for awhile. >> i looked at ler to see her picture and tha

. >> jeff mason, another moment this weekend. again, it gets to gop being the party of trump. john kennedy defending a baseless conspiracy theory regarding 2016 election interference. i'll play that and take a listen. >> who do you believe was responsible for hacking the dnc and clinton campaign emails? was it russia or ukraine? >> i don't know. nor do you, nor do any of us. >> the entire intelligence community says it was russia. >> right, but it could also be ukraine. >> russia tried to interfere in 2016. also, ukrainians themselves tried to interfere also. >> there's nothing to back that up. jeff mason, in the simplest terms, why are senators, smart ones seemingly willing to proffer what we know is russian propaganda? >> it's a great question, jim. it's hard to answer. it's clear that they're willing to dismiss the intelligence. chris wallace was spot on when he responded to the senator saying that all of the u.s. intelligence agencies believe it was russia, that tried to interfere or did interfere, rather, in the 2016 election. they're willing to put that aside. they want,

this is on jackson and mason streets. you can see a section of cracked asphalt there. cable cars were stopped in their tracks. >>> water was off as they repair multiple breaks along 22nd street. some homes are experiencing flooding as well. it slowed down traffic. the multiple-car crash. they are still investigating that crash. it is unclear if the accident was caused bay flooding. >>> this morning, police are investigate ag not possible home invasion robbery in the east bay. a man who lived on crawford street east of the concord police department said two masked gunmen entered his home and tied him up. it is not clare if anything was taken. this comes just a day after two people were hurt during a home invasion in lafayette. police say three armed men entered a home on crest month through an open garage dar, assaulted the homeowners, tied him and his second person up and ransacked the home. another robbery and assault halloween night three miles away. no arrests have been made in any of the cases. >> a 75-year-old woman and her two grandchildren found safe thanks to a