mccullough's vistation for 4- hours-a-day was reinstated yesterday. she plans to move baby savannah to the friend who bought the assault rifles used in the san bernardino attack could spend 50 years in prison for doing it. enrique marquez junior is expected to be in court today for gun, immigration and terrorism-related charges. prosecutors say marquez bought the guns that syed farook and tashfeen malik used in last month's terror attack 14 people were killed and 22 others injured. as investigators still work to figure out a timeline of the shooting... now we are getting the chance to hear from some of the deputies involved in the shootout that eventually killed the terrorists. reached out to the public for help. they want to figure out what the shooters did between the time of the initial attack and when they shootout. know right now what they did or who they might have talked to in today - comedian will not have to testify as camille cosby was due to be questioned under oath in a defamation lawsuit filed against her husband. the judge says she won't

last weekend there was another exchange and an attorney from children's sent an e-mail to mccullough's attorney saying she was disruptive to staff. mccullough says her behavior has never been disruptive and she has her daughter's best interest at heart. >>> if you have considered installing solar panels on your home, cost is something most certainly that's come up. and soon, actually now, google is able to tell you whether it would be worth the investment. the search engine giant is expanding a new online service solar and let's you see whether you should buy or lease the panels. project sunroof combines images from google earth with things like calculations on how much shade trees will impact the rooftop collectors, also offers data on local weather patterns. colorado. i went to the site and put in information. >>> women would earn less than men may be more likely to suffer from anxiety and depression. according to a new study out of columbia university. researchers there looked at data from a past survey of working adults between 30 and 65 years old, and they found women whose income

amber mccullough had been banned from seeing the baby for 3 days - and we're not sure exactly why. amber mccullough made a tough decision to separate her coinjoined daughters shortly after their birth in august. one baby, olivia did not make it. her sister savannah did. in november - mccullough filed a complaint with the state - claiming the hospital was resistant to help her daughter in a dangerous situation. not long after, were limited. they were taken 9-news legal robinson says that move. the hospital issued it took action mother was jeopardized the care of her child they would not give any specific examples. drivers should be able to use boulevard agsin this morning. it was shut down while crews tried to fix a water main break. broke at the colorado louisiana avenue. it was a mess for night. that's what it sounds like across much of southern california. there has been a lot of rain from what experts call the strongest el nino on record. and it's causing flash flooding in some areas. los angeles county says the area has seen 400- million gallons of runoff...enough to fill more

amber mccullough once to transfer her wants to transfer her surviving twin and she think thinks she knows who is to blame >> you will recall amber's visitation with her own daughter was restricted after she felt a for what she considered a delayed response to emergency surgery. she called the hospital's response retaliation and now she thinks this is more retaliation as is her trip to boston is still in limbo. >> i don't think i would be seeing her still if you guys had not cover the story. >> amber mccullough had been banned entirely from seeing her daughter but the hospital restored her visitation to four hours a day, still not enough for the mom. her strained relationship with hospital administration plus her belief that boston children's hospital is better equipped to treat savanna led amber to seek a transfer. >> i want someone to treat my daughter and focus on her. here in colorado i think it is clear that the focus is not on her. they are more focused with putting a muzzle on me. >> december 31st amber received an e-mail from boston with good news stating doctor savanna when she co

in millions of people's hearts and that's touching to me. >> 30 years later, there are christa mccullough centers across america and around the world. >>> police say a mind up in the hospital around 2:30 this morning with stab wounds after police later arrested assault and battery charges. the 24-year-old victim told officers he was arguing with washington over some money. the attack still under investigation. >>> a mother killed and norten police say her four young children witnessed it. today the victim's estranged charges. killing julie knead, stabbed multiple times at her home last night. the oldest child who was just 11 years old called 911. new tonight, the victim's sister is speaking to fox 25. >> she was the most caring person. she would do anything for you. she was my best friend. >> police say mcdonald left into ano ed is. >> breaking right now, an oregon wildlife refuge -- he got out the truck, put his hands in the air and lower them towards his body. police say the 55-year-old had a loaded gun in his pocket and that's why they shot him. >> he was being reckless action that res

sara mccullough finds annika della-vedova for three. centennial wakes up. rachel schon, the freshman with three hawkettes all over her, she still scores it. then the jags turn defense into offense. schon with the vision, she finds tasha vipond for two. again, it's schon down low, she lays it in. centennial builds the lead. home team stays in it with the three ball. meghan trimble finds sara mccullough, she's only a freshman too. but centennial goes on to win. jon: heading on over to the valley girls they are taking on johnston. johnston starting off the night with a wide open three from junior elle brown. she would score the first points of the game, on to valley. lexi merrit charging inside takes the fould but lays the ball in for two. she would go to the line for one. with another wide open triple from rachel hinders. back to valley. the assist down low from leah lodermeier to mackenzie ward would result in two points for valley. taryn knuth for johnston using her height to her advantage she would put up a shot but miss and get the rebound to put it in fo

on board lisa's big sister, christa mccullough. >> we were excited at whole idea of her going up to space. of course it didn't end the way we wanted it to, but she still carried in millions of people's >> reporter: at the christa mccullough center at framingham state university, christa loved her space and for teaching is reaching whole new generations. >> one thing i often tell them is that, remember, she was a history teacher. she wasn't even a science teacher. and i say that to encourage them to think about the fact that you shouldn't preclude being -- you know, new things. >> reporter: for christa's family, it is comforting to know christa's spirit and her message remains strong. >> keep on pushing on, going for that adventure and going -- you know, reach for the stars. i mean, really, reach for the stars. >> reporter: in the months and weeks before the challenger disaster, i covered christa mccullough and got to know her a little bit. every time she signed an autograph, she inscribed it reach for the stars, a motto she actually lived. in framingham, bob ward, fox 25 news. >>> people

keith, you can stay on the phone, keith mccullough for a second? >> sure. liz: keith is going to stay with us. anthony chen is the chief economist at chase, also a former economist with the new york fed. i got to bring up what the new york fed said today or didn't say perhaps, anthony. bill dudley who runs the new york fed spoke today and did not indicate that the federal reserve would back off their four times interest rate-tightening track that we expect for this year. i find that hard to believe that we will see any kind of rate tightening a week after and the fed was that they were going to be a lot more aggressive than they were actually at the end of the day. so i think that as you go through 2016, i would be very surprised if the federal reserve raise rates more than two times. so they are going to be talking about this, but remember, they don't preannounce what they're going to do and love to raise rates four times, but if conditions change, they will alter their strategy. liz: they don't want it on their legacy head do, they, keith, that they cause

the anniversary of the challenger explosion and they look back at the life in the legacy of chris mccullough. >> to in for hampshire chronicle. american crime. >> good night. hmm hmm hmm-hmm-hmm-hmm hmm hmm hmm hmm hmm-hmm let us be lovers, we'll marry our fortunes together [ cheering ] i've got some real estate here in my bag counting the cars on the new jersey turnpike they've all come to look for america [ cheers and applause ] all come to look for america all come to look for america all come i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. announcer: where do you line up with john kasich on the issues? take the kasich quiz! forced obamacare expansion in ohio. voted for massive defense cuts and defended the process that closed pease air force base, which cost thousands of local jobs. even had the worst rating on spending of any governor in the country - republican or democrat. john kasich - wrong on new hampshire issues. right to rise usa is responsible you know the basic bargain of america is if you work hard, and you do your part, you should be able to get ahead and stay ahead. but so m

. >> there is a deepening divide over a compromise made by virginia's governor, governor terry mcculloughhat would have invalidated sealed carry gun permits if they were issued by more than 25 states. >> what he does is taking a step backwards rather than making a statement to the country. >> it is a significant step. and i have no doubt that it will save lives. >> several gun owners we spoke with support the compromise. some aspects of the deal will have to be approved by lawmakers. >> the company already prohiblts people from offering marijuana, pharmaceuticals and illegal drugs for sale. now, it will also ban the sail of gun, gun parts and ammunition. gun sellers can, however, still advertise for their businesses. >> some breaking news in the city of flint. new testing from the epa showed the level of lead in some family's homes is too high for the filters to handle. >> top officials are assuming lead levels above what the filter is rated for. theres say children's blood is testing positive for lead. tonight, michigan's governor urged to get the water test as soon as possible. >> just

it came in response to the latest findings of charles mccullough. the third, he's the inspector general of the intelligence community. who conducted concluded this week that emails classified above the level of top secret were sent to secretary clinton's private email server. clinton spokesman brian fallon himself, a former justice department official charged that mccullough is colluding with republicans to try to force mrs. clinton out of the race. >> so i think that he put two republican senators up to sending him a letter so he would have an excuse to resurface the same allegations he made back in the summer that have been discredited. >> hillary clinton is dismissing the report, too. she tells npr that the story is another effort to inject this into the campaign. it's another leak. the questions now politically sent her around what the fbi probe into clinton's handling of classified material will do to this race. and if worse came to worse. from the clinton perspective, would the democratic nomination fall to bernie sanders? or could a different

mccullough' -- barbara morning -- morgan became a full-time astronaut. cold weather contributed to the accident. years in prison for attacking a 12-year-old girl on the campus of silver sands middle school. he is seen here at his arrest in august pleading no contest to his charges of kidnapping, child abuse. he will spend 20 years on sex offender probation. his family says he has mental issues, he followed the child onto campus and third to the ground. hendrix tried to sexually batter the victim. the so-called affluenza teen is about to land in the united states. the mexican immigration institute said it placed even count on a flight to dallas this morning. couch agreed to drop the appeal for deportation yesterday. apprehended in december. a tri-rail commuter train morning. debris on the tracks. in fort lauderdale. there was only one injury reported. where we are working to find out how serious it was. michelle: we will be hearing from the man leading the effort to legalize medical marijuana. a news talk about the ballot initiative. state officials announced chance to approve the measu

we learned today that krista mccullough once taught school in prince george's county. fascinating stuff. the entire interview is on wjla.com. maureen: momentum day for all of us in the media. doug: in that newsroom nobody wanted to talk. everybody was in a state of shock. maureen: humbled. better news from the weather department. we won't have a widespread refreezem technically it's below average. the morning low of 25. average is 44 and 29 degrees. another day below average. there is 15 somedays of below average temperatures this month. 13 above average. wind up close to being month and a half above and below the average temperatures. upper 30's. the numbers will drop. they won't drop in the teens and the single digits. clouds will come in. little areas of ice. be careful in morning. if it looks wet it could be icy. it will improve in the day. gusty winds tomorrow. chance of flurries to the mid-to-late morning hours. the winds will gust to 30 miles per hour at times. the sun and the wind will dry things out. we could have heavier snow along higher elevation in the wes

picking up the telephone. 55 55according to the police report- the second shooting victim- torriauno mccullough ii - received a graze wound to the right arm but refused treatment. if you have any hamilton police. you can remain anonymous. new this morning...9 on your side has learned the military has suspended the search for 12 marines who went missing after their helicopters collided off the coast of hawaii. they've searched for 5 days and turned up no signs of them. the say the decision to suspend the search was difficult.the marine corp will now change to a recovery and salvage effort.there will be a memorial held this friday for the missing marines. highway problems.the rockslide being investigated by officials today after causing a major shutdown. here's a live look outside this morningyou can see the snow starting to fall in downtown cincinnati...and this is just the beginning.jennifer? snow is expected for the morning drive and a winter weather advisory is in effect across the tri-state. in all, 1-2" of snow is expected and it will wrap up before the evening rush. highs top out at 260f t

the intelligence community inspector general charles mccullough laid out findings after review by theelligence agencies identifying several dozen additional classified emails including special access programs, s.a.p., a level ofw classification beyond top secret. now, that would be a huge -- that would be multiple felonies that we're talking about here. >> yeah. >> do you suspect she might not end up being the nominee but might end up being indicted? >> listen, these are very, very serious charges coming from the inspect are general. the s.a.p. higher level of classification the reason they get that level of classification because you can reveal sources. the reason it has that classification you don't want our covert operatives potentially at risk being compromised or even kidnapped or murdered by revealing the information the intelligence that they have collected. and for her to have this on an unsecured server that i guess it was reported was in a bathroom somewhere, that is a very, very serious allegation. and i would note, general petraeus was criminally prosecuted and right now t

kimberly mccullough said she her pregnancy. her heart was so full and then it broke. despite the painful experience, mccullough says she's optimistic and that she starts the new year, grateful. >>> well, star wars film about to burst into a new financial galaxy. the force awakens is set to become the top grossing film domestically overtaking avatar. we haven't gotten the numbers from china yet. installment seven sits just $20 million behind avatar's markup, and in terms of global numbers, all time ranking in $1.5 billion and the film's not done yet. >> wow. >> well, you may recall, he was sent home on the bachelor, but now ben higgins, you remember ben, right. >> i don't. >> ben is back. >> i'm sad to say, but from very trusted sources, i am told, liz, he is looking for love as the new star of the bachelor. see him right here on channel 7. sandy kenyon here with more. tell us about it, sandy. >> i know who ben is, but i'm paid to follow such things. the bachelorette made a good impression on millions of viewers, so no wonder ben is back, and this time he doesn't have

among those was krista mccullough, a high schoolteacher whwh was onboard after beating first e ery day person to go to space. >> anchor: 30 years. hard to imagine. well, let's turn to thend of a day, that we just want to dry up. >> anchor: absolutely. betty says on the other side of this, is something really nice for us. i am waiting to hear it. >> anchor: we are talking cooler temperatures we will see the sunshine agains as wetep into the weekend, tomorrow is friday, so just the kind of weather, i know a lot of you want to see, this is what is left of our rainfall, as it moves out over the atlantic waters the back edge pushing away, and heading to the rest of the bahamas islands they will get some of this, finally we are out of it, and what a dousing it was. at least we did not have severe weather with that second round, we are now just looking at our winds we have a northwest wind, in marathon up to homestead, that's what we want to see, that is is a sign that our front, will soon sweep the a aa, hasn't quite done so, just yet, but will overnightht allowing more now some of your teme

. >> amber mccullough does not know when she will see her four >> this is a complete abuse of power and my daughter is sitting in a hospital room paying for it because you can't have her mom them on their. >> before this weekend she was only allowed to see hannah three hours a day due to a behavioral agreement they imposed in november and now she's been cut off entirely. >> it's retaliation over the transfer. they've made it clear they're not happy about the prospect of transferring. >> when she survived surgery august 26 she had nothing but praise for the hospital but that her sister olivia died november but went amber had a close call with the a cold she filed a complaint with the state allegedly waited too long to perform surgery. >> am horrified. this is my daughter and she is been struggling. >> the day after the complaint they imposed a behavior contract limiting attire limiting her to three hours a day and in process to move pam and hannah to boston hospital. then they asked if she put applied for medicaid for the transfer. >> i was discussing my daughter's transfer with the care

hannah and olivia mccullough were delivered by c-section august 26th. 0 live ya died. hannah who is now named savannah survived. she wrote how children's a chance. restricted from seeing her daughter. she writes she's banned from the hospital and is suing trying to get her father moved. children's hospital says it can't comment about this pending lawsuit. >>> some united passengers had an early morning scare their plane slid off the runway while taking off from spokane washington to dia. fortunately no one was injured no significant damage to the plane. people told us onboard said it was bump you but had no clue what was going on. the airport was closed because of icy conditions sometime after the incident. mike there is a storm creating those icy conditions in spokane and it's the same one headed to colorado? >> it's about time for us. we've had 10 days off from quiet weather. it is still very peace null in not too cold. 20s 30s and few low 40s linger on the map at the present time. already though we have a winter storm watch posted for the southwest mountains goes in

among those was kria mccullough, a high schoolteacher who was onboard aftereating out 11,000 others to be the first every day person to go to space. >> anchor: 30 years. hardrdo imagine. well, let's turn to the end of a day,hat we just want to dry up. >> anchor: absolutely. betty sayss on the other side of this, is something really nice for us. >> anchor: we are talking cooler temperatures we will see the sunshine agains as we step into the weekend, tomorrow is friday, so just the kind of weather, i know a lot of you want to see, this is what is left of our rainfall, as it movesut over the atlantic waters the back edge pushing away, and heading to the rest of the bahamas islands they will get some of this, finally we are out of it, and what a dousing it was. at least we did not have severe weather with that second round, we are now just looking at our winds we have a northwest wind, in marathon up to homestead, that's what we want to see, that is is a a sign that our front, will soon sweep the area, hasn't quque done so, just yet, but will overnight allowing more ol air to trickle in,

``mike: police say the driver, ``24-year-old justin mccullough, ``turned himself in, admitting he ``was drunk. ``charges are pending against him. ``sheree: she just endorsed donald ``trump, and now she' s hitting the ``campaign trail with him. ``sarah palin joined the ``republican presidential nominee ``in oklahoma today, celebrating ``trump' s anti-establishment ``saying he can change the ``country. ``ms. palin: our vets and you ``deserve a commander in chief who ``will respect what it is our ``forces go through and would ``never leave them behind. ``sheree: trump also attacked u.s. ``senator ted cruz for failing to ``disclose two special low ``interest bank loans. ``meanwhile, on the democratic ``side, u.s. senator bernie ``sanders is leading the polls in ``new hampshire. ``hillary clinton is running new ``ads there and in iowa. ``by the way voters caucus in iowa ``, february 1. ``and voters in new hampshire go ``to the polls eight days later. ``mike: a bill that would crack ``down on syrian and iraqi ``refugees coming to the u.s. has ``been blocked in the senate. ``democrats voted to

that you did do much more as representative mccullough said, watching the forest fighters, leading searchessential parts and medicine, towing targets in dangerous live fire anti-aircraft exercises. by the end of the war, the civilian men and women of the civil air patrol had flown 750,000 hours of missions. 65 volunteers had given their lives on active duty. then as now. always diligent. ever ready to rush to the rescue of our country. your service honored the finest traditions of our military. your legacy inspires the civilian air patrol continuing commitment to our country. your sacrifice and body and in dom tphabl. it is is our honor and privilege joining with the house and senate leadership and so many i to present the congressional gold medal for world war ii veterans of civil is air patrol and to recognize the flying minutemen and women of the 20th century. thank you. [ applause ]. >> ladies and gentlemen, the republican leader of the republican states senate, the honorable mitch mcconnell. [ applause ]. >> we often think of world war ii as an "over there" war, the kind of conflict

it is a great way to member chris mccullough. anchor 1: a warning for diners at a fast food chain, >> generous with tips and what we learn about new reports. >> a mild day in cooler air rushing into the state. i will look at how much cooler it gets. >> the future is coming back. hmm hmm hmm-hmm-hmm-hmm hmm hmm hmm hmm hmm-hmm let us be lovers, we'll marry our fortunes together [ cheering ] i've got some real estate here in my bag counting the cars on the new jersey turnpike they've all come to look for america [ cheers and applause ] all come to look for america all come to look for america i'm bernie sanders, >> the dow jones drops 223 point and the s&p 500 and nasdaq are also down. gas prices nationally are $1.83. holding onto a spot. >> beating a sales forecast, volkswagen was leading the pack. and volkswagen admitted to cheating on tests. production. ago. delorean' s at a plant in texas. >> unauthorized transactions on were compromised in the company has not said where the question will activity occurred or where this is loca

. >> pam:the inspector general for intelligence agencies, charles mccullough, sent a letter to lawmakers last emails have been found. they include ones containing which have a classification higher than top secret. >> pam:the finding was first reported tuesday by fox news. >> pam:federal investigators are probing the democratic email setup amid concerns that classified information may have passed through the system. clinton provided the server to the fbi in august. >> pam:clinton has said that she didn't send or receive classified at the time via her personal email account. >> catherine: will be >> gary: those assisting coaches. i tell you as a head coach they will pick you up but they will give you money. the assistant coaches it is different. they bounce the round. the money difference is bare. -- there >> gary: it is a rough, rough record if you make it to become head coach. that is great. however, assistant football coach. they just treat you like cattle. >> gary:tomsula went away with around 13 to $14 million when he was let go. there is a difference. >> gary: earlier in the week, h

seven crew members killed and mccullough was a schoolteacher. >>> still ahead not your same barbie as you remember, maybe. how the iconic doll is getting a new look. >> barbie taking on some toy maker mattel introduced three new body shapes, curvy barbie, her face having less makeup, more skin tones, and allow her ankles to bend so she can wear flats. for now the dolls will sell online, though. >> that is a wonderful idea. >> my mom hated gives us barbies, chris. we would take their heads off. >> rough with them, right? my daughter is into the little people and the airplane and the bus. it is gun fun to watch. >> take a look at the forecast, light compared to windy days, 38 city of boston, there is the wind 10-15 miles an hour directions out of the south helps warm us up. this afternoon, mostly sunny to partly cloudy, even a few mid 40s, upper 30s this afternoon, looks like we'll hold into the low 40s, tonight becoming cloudy, 25-32 because of the clouds won't be as cold as what we did see early this morning. one off the southeast united states, interaction of the two key to our forec

spaceshuttle disaster. all seven astronauts, as you may recall, died. including teacher crystal mccullough. them. >> what hamed, it was sure disbelief in an unwillingness to accept that we really lost the vehicle and the crew. surely they had aborted. the crew is okay. watching it over and over again on tv, reality set in. >> felt the same way that day. to mark the day, family members of the astronauts who died came together at the kennedy space center in florida. >> women serving in the military maternity leave. that's part of the series of personnel initiatives, aimed at making military careers more appealing. and it's the same standard of all branches of services. they reduce the lead, from 18 weeks to 12. the army and air force will increase from 6 weeks to 12. paid fraternity leave will be expanded 14 days to -- expand the to 14 days. it was 10. it will be 14. . >>> every time we feel the warmth of the sun, it makes me long for the spring. >> so much sunshine. warmed us up nicely, well above average. getting the ups and downs. yesterday, it's really chilly. today, it's warm. we're bac

it is monday january 4th, with me fox business dagen mcdowell and keith mccullough.y on wall street and around the world. it started off in asia, shanghai composite dropping 7%. major averages down at least 2% on the day and it's having an impact on other markets as well. in europe we are seeing sharp declines. you are looking at the ftse, dax in germany down more than 3%. we look towards the opening bell in the u.s. it is certainly shaping up to be a big selloff on the open. we are going to get a good look at the help of the economy this week. there's a lot of data on the calendar including the december job's report. it will be coming out on friday. political tensions playing. saudi arabia cutting ties with iran. crude prices spike on the news overnight and have come down of their highs. oil is 37.41. up 1% on the session. gold prices are right now up more than 1%, $12 in early trading. keith, big selloff expected. you said right away, did you see the selloff in germany, dax more than 3%. selloff had to be halted in china. >> keith: casino in china is what it is. pe

teacher krista mccullough was one of the people she would have been the first civilian in space the day. nasa administrator in columbia remembrance for those killed in the apollo one and shuttle one disasters. >> what we do is risky but we must always be vigilant because there is a terrible price that we play when we are not. >> also a moment of silence on the international space station today to mark the anniversary. one of the people in the challenger that they 30 years ago was south carolina's ron mcnair . he was a physicist and an astronaut. >> today the family of the people who were lost 30 years to go gathered at the kennedy space center to mark the anniversary. >> the seven cheerful adventurers at the challenger crew prepared for disaster as best they could but somehow it always seem so distant. there ensued -- enthusiasm was infectious. at the cape and participate. >> i am so excited to be here . i don't think any teacher has ever been more ready to have two lessons in my life. >> january 28th of days later would be colder freezing at launchpad. >> lift off of the 25th space utt

cameron mccullough, got that call tonight, showing off the range like a new oven at sears. hits back-to-back, to back triples. madeira would lead by 3 after 3. madeira's head coach be like, you used to call me on my desk phone... late night i need some news. waynesville tho, a ton of buckets in transition, micah schenking lays it in. we've got a nail biter. the cheerleaders are on the court!! during a timeout... mustangs called a t-o to draw this up, brandon herron the oop to kyle johnson. madeira wins it 62- 51 2shot bam/gfx jer and stop me if you've heard this before, new cath won again tonight. they will play in the all "a" state joe now the reds... and the caravan makes one final stop sunday in florence - ya'll. if you want to ask bob castellini if this re-build will work - be at the mall at eleven. nothing but love for mister red legs. tonight's stop is at u-s air force museum in dayton. joe morgan. that's a nice get for the fans. devin mesoraco and corky miller if you like catchers. remember that question i suggested for the boss man? well - we took that question to h

robert mccullough was doing anything he can to anyone who understands anything about the legal process it was clear early on that he would do everything he could to avoid holding him accountable. nor was i surprised by the reaction of the community. let me share something with you to give you a sense of community. you see the young people turn, here's what they live, here's other parents have lived. i gave her know your rights workshop about four months ago in st. louis, during during which at the end of it a gentleman mid- 50s, early 60s stood up and said when i was coming up as young man, police officer saw me moving furniture out of an apartment and came to question me about it. and he was still in it, maybe he was taken it, but no he was moving from one apartment to another. he explained to the officer, white officer that i am moving to this apartment because i take my stuff out. later that same day in the evening at night, the same officer had him face down, in the mud, with a shotgun at his head. accusing him of stealing. saying that he was taking things from an apartment. same o

visit ncicap.org] coverage watching live of governor mccullough's address. he laid out his legislative priorities for the session which began today. we're about to give the republican response brought to you by delegates rob bell and senator frank russ of clarksville. the governor discussed the need 12 public in k- education, higher education, as always transportation infrastructure projects. he discussed. >> on the next washington journal, matthew leaves and the associated press on the of limitation of the iran air deal, and the release of 10 u.s. sailors detained by iran. then a discussion about president obama's economic record. we will speak to lawrence michelle and veronique david j. men -- aorter all reporter on flint, michigan water supply. washington journal begins live with your phone calls, tweets, and facebook comments at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> this weekend, sees cities tour explores the history of hartford, connecticut. tv,ookkeeping -- book learn about the atlantic slave trade through the log books of atlantic slave ships. they signific

thomas mccullough was arrested out the back door. reported breaking into a number of homes to support his heroin addiction. he's now being held on $20,000. >> heather: a man facing a road rage stabbing in braintree. mario roman was in court yesterday for an incident that happened thursday near granite and north street. prosecutors say he admitted to having an altercation with another driver. that victim was stabbed multiple times but is said to, recovering this morning. rom manual was arrested after witnesses provided a partial plate number and description of the vehicle. bail is set at $150,000. roman is due back in court later this month. and mexican drug king pin el chapo back in custody after spending six months on the run. he was arrested yesterday in northwestern mexico. and this is video of the mexican navy leading el chapo to an suv. it comes just moments after a drug lord pins dead. this video showed el chapo escaping from the maximum security prison. he walked right out. got through a hole in his cell. now that he's been re

special access programs, and despite adam schiff's talk about we don't want him discrediting -- and mccullough. >> who of course has said something was previously classified, and them james clapper said, no, that was a classified. so we have things going back and forth, and argument about what is classified and not. the over-arching point to me is republicans don't want to run against hillary clinton. they think they have an easier shot against bernie sanders. that's why you have karl rove and american controlledroads running ads against hillary clinton. this becomes a highly politicized investigation. the moment is, yes, mrs. clinton is entitled, privileged, line, chris? does she violate the law? that's what i'm arguelinging. >> this is quite the doors emergency from juan williams. by the end of 2008, the last remaining argument hillary clinton could make against barack obama was that she is was competent, you wanted her picking up the phone call at 3:00, when juan williams is now even saying this was negligence -- >> i think she broke the rules. >> the difference in 2008 and now is that last

> as the liaison between the intelligence agencies and congress, inspector intelligence charles mccullough iii, appointed by president obama is now providing his own judgment. nonetheless, secretary clinton questioned the motives and the findings. >> this seems to me to be another effort to inject this into the campaign. it's another leak. nothing that this says changes the fact that i never sent or received material marked classified. >> two sources tell fox news that not even senior lawmakers with oversight of the state department are permitted to read at he mails from highly classified special access programs, without additional permission from the intelligence agencies. a senator who sits on the relevant committee seems to choose his words carefully. given the sensitive nature of the emails. >> we're going to have more to say about it and the cham of the committee will be your source on that. >> the clinton campaign claimed that the intelligence is nothing more than a news report about a drone strike. >> how a "new york times" public article that goes around the world. could be in any

intelligence community, and appointed by thejv obama administration as its ig was this fellow, mcculloughot a republican plant. >> the campaign trail in earnest with the new polling ed was just telling us about. the poll that has bernie sanders leading in iowa. looked at not only just by likely voters but they attacked with people specifically who have caucused there before. does that make it a little more trustworthy or significant? >> but when you look at that internal -- that's an important one because the caucus is a hard thing to do. you just don't show up to vote. too many americans don't even do that. you just go to polling booth, push the lever and leave. on caucus you have to show up on february 1 in, probably snowy night, go to a school gymnasium and stand there for two oar -- or three hours listening to your neighbors give speeches and stand up for your candidate. energy. when they drill down in that poll in iowa of people who had actually participated in the last competitive democratic caucus in 2008, sanders' lead was not as big. also true on the republican side. is trump goi

mccullough wants to transfer her child to boston. >>> today bill cosby's wife will not have to testify as originally planned. camille cosby was due to be questioned under oath in a defamation lawsuit filed against her husband. the judge said she won't be questioned by the plaintiff's attorney while the matter is being appealed. no new date has been set. >>> a bizarre case is being settled. women filed charges against -- they say they have a deal to settle the case but terms of the financial agreement haven't investigation is still ongoing. >> the man behind that zombie nativity in ohio has pled not guilty to a zoning violation. he's promising, though, to keep his holiday tradition alive no matter what. he's been at odds with the township officials the past two decembers about the front yard display. he said he made changes to try and comply. it features a sharp toothed ghoulish figure in the tent where baby jesus would be. it's also drawn a lot of attention across the country. >> he's keeping it. >> creepy. >> he got confused between halloween and christmas. >> meshing them together. >

our staff writer maureen mccullough is writing about her in the sunday inn choirer. have a picture of her at the white house. >> cancer precision medicine is happening at 1:30 in the afternoon at the college of physicians in philadelphia if you want to sign up. we'll provide a link at nbc10.com or check out the nbc 10 app. dr. george prendergast and carl karl stark, thank you very much for coming in. >>> leah still is scheduled to be discharged from children's hospital of philadelphia after finishing her cancer treatment. her father devon tweeted "she really beat cancer. beyond thank. for the support you showed us." the nfl player announced the five-year-old was declared cancer free by doctors in december. she was first diagnosed with stage four neuroblastoma in 2015. doctors gave hear 50-50 chance to survive. this little girl and her father have won the hearts of people across the country with her fight to beat cancer. >> we have a burp in tmp in then the winter that wasn't. snow showers coming into parts of the area into the evening. everybody will be feeling an ar

with me monster worldwide joanie courtney, keith mccullough, baron's online editor jack otter and michaelg news. we have a dow futures up 150 points. worst ever for the dow and s&p 500. dow is down more than 5% this week. that is the worst weekly performance since august. but the worst start to a year ever. for the dow and s&p. now we could see more wild action at 8:30 a.m. eastern time when the december jobs report comes out. economists expecting a healthy 200,000 jobs created last month with the unemployment rate holding steady at 5%. of course wage growth will be critical as well. we have a special report, jobs in america, that starts at 8:00 a.m. eastern time. much to cover between now and then. checking markets around the world, asian markets mostly higher. look at china. china finally scrapped those wretched circuit breakers that caused market to shut down on monday and yesterday. there are reports that state-run investment funds drove markets higher. they started investing in the market. so much for a communist government. shanghai, it was crazy day but ended up almost 2%. let's mo

david mccullough is on the stage with him.oant to see -- i want you see what he does as he is drawing richard nixon. [video clip] >> i get the feeling that you are having a good time. >> it comes back about once a year. [applause] [laughter] >> i did not know he was left-handed. brian: so, when you were growing up, what cartoonists besides paul conrad and others you mentioned, did you pay any attention to? and what about the drawing part of this? you have a certain way of drawing. wereel: my influences whatever was running in the newspaper and the people i liked the best. pat oliphant was when. he was a phenomenal political cartoonist. i can appreciate the artwork itself and what it is meant to iswitches and that -- which a mechanism to influence people regardless of political party you are affiliated with. mostoes it better than anyone i know. jeff was in that category. jeff was a good friends. and sort of a mentor. i loved just work. he added an element of humor that i think was a great tool in expanding the audience of a po