archie mcfarland had been targeted and executed. and whoever killed him had escaped without leaving behind a murder weapon or fingerprints or even a hair in what must have been a violent struggle. anyway, this was pre-dna. >> they just didn't have any physical piece of anything left on the driveway. that was the big focus. >> reporter: but there was a clue. oh, yes. and it was, frankly, very, very strange. >> one of the stab wounds was in the groin area. >> reporter: what did that tell you? >> it's personal. >> reporter: kind of like somebody sending a message? >> yes. >> reporter: maybe a sexual message? >> yes. >> reporter: about then on that crisp december morning as gary and his mother stood shivering and sobbing, the realization suddenly hit. >> i turned around and looked at my mom. i go, you know who did this. that son of a [ bleep ]. i just -- i immediately knew. i just -- it was like, there's no doubt in my mind what happened. >>> coming up -- there was someone else who also seemed to know who the killer was. >> how could yo

mcfarland's e-mails about it. k.t. mcfarland is probably best known as a former fox news personality. when trump hired mike flynn to be his national security adviser, flynn brought on k.t. mcfarland as his deputy national security adviser. not long thereafter, flynn was forced out of the white house in this big scandal and k.t. mcfarland stayed on a little while longer but honestly within a few weeks she was out as well. that's how these things tend to go. you're the deputy brought in by somebody that gets in trouble, that person that got in a lot of trouble gets in a lot of trouble and gets ousted, you follow them out the door. that said, the trump white house soon announced that they had a new gig in mind for k.t. mcfarland. behold, she shall be sent to singapore. kind of a weird consolation prize, right? after the national security adviser gets forced out in a giant national security scandal and you're his deputy, then you get an ambassadorship? it was a weird consolation prize from the start. it started to seem lik

mcfarland to be ambassador to singapore. sure, why not? everybody was kind of in agreement that was a crazy idea under these circumstances and her nomination was enacted upon and everybody thought it was over. they are bringing it back. it's been a weird day of news. do we have that piece? we do. the congress from the stateffai committee. the wife of the chairman of the committee that oversees the state department. now, that's not the end of the world. it's a little weird, right? on a ranking of trump administration norm busting and ethics flouting, this would not be a championship contender. it's weird. the member of congress most responsible for overseeing one of your agencies, you give his wife a plum job at the agency, it's a little weird. for these guys, it's like tuesday. not a big deal. you know. so we have that news a few days ago from "the washington post", then today, just days after we got news of the racist wife getting a job at the state department, we got the surprising news that congressman, ed royce, the one whose wife got

david mcfarland had graduated and was enrolled.ering pizzas and working for pets mart. >> mcfarland's life was cut short thursday january 12th 2017. he was leaving his house along 76th avenue in west oak lane section. his mother who lives on the same block just returned home from work. >> it was warm. there were a lotple marhing when his son's girlfriend came banging on the door. >> she said david was shot! we ran down the streets. he was shot ten times. he was lifeless. you could tell he gon dead at the hospital. the city of philadelphia i20,000 reward money for information that leads to the arrest of the person responsible. 215546 tips. all calls remain anonymous. >> if anyone saw anything i just want closure. >> for crime fighter, i'm rick williams, channel6 "action news." more and more student debt is keeping people from doing what they love. (horn sound) ♪ ♪ ♪ like buying a home. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ even getting married. ♪ ♪ ♪ at citizens bank we can help you refinance both your federal and private student loans. >> second street was shut

well, mcfarland was originally nominated for the ambassadorship in may but her nomination stalled overs of her knowledge between contacts between trump campaign officials and russian impressive. she testified she wasn't aware of issues or events regarding flynn's contact with sir gay kislyak, e-mails show shay knew about a phone call. urged moscow to respond cautious's put into place by the obama administration for russia's interference in the election. when we come back on the final five if you're looking for that oprah 2020 bummer sticker, we'll talk about her potential as a presidential candidate up next on the final five. on the final five. . >>> within moments of oprah's acceptance speech at the golden globes social media lit up with oprah 2020 talks. is america ready for a billion tv star with no elected experience had in the white house? this is managing editor up late on the final five, liz good to see you. it's been awhile. in 30 seconds explain to me why everybody things oprah is running for president >> essentially oprah written free gave a speech at the award ceremony that

indicated mcfarland was aware of a crucial phone call between flynn and kislyak that was intercepted by american intelligence. if mcfarland's nomination moves forward, she will likely have to answer questions concerns what she knew about flynn's conversations with kislyak. >>> republican senator lindsey graham was on the view yesterday. at one point asked about the russia investigation and mentioned the meeting with the lawyer inside trump tower back in 2016. here's what he had to say. >> there's no evidence of colluding yet. i think mueller should look. you've got to trump tower committee. meeting with several russians. they're afri inoffering to help we have yet to find out if they took up that offer. i think mueller should look at that. >> didn't don junior say, oh, i love it. >> yes, let's see what comes from that. >> would you describe that as treasonous. unpatriotic. >> it's a dumb meeting. i wouldn't have taken it. if someone comes to mow and says the russians would like to help you, i say no thank you. >>> a tweet over the weekend attracted a lot of attention. >> saturday tru

the president renominating katy mcfarland for u.s.mbassador to singapore despite questions about her. she was a former deputy national security advisor and very close ally of former national security advisor michael flynn. you didn't see a picture of michael flynn without her in the background. ambassador to singapore. it's not like she has a very specific skill set where she would be on a short list of people who can have this position. it really speaks to the fact that president trump will continue to push back on the russia investigation calling it a hoax. anyone touching it -- >> would be left out a new nomination. you can sort of appoint anyone to be ambassador to singapore. the president has resubmitted 2 1 judicial nominees. garrett, let's start with k.t. mcfarland. >> reporter: she's going to have problems getting that seat in singapore. the chairman of the foreign relations committee told one of my colleagues early this morning that the issues that democrats have raised about her qualifications are going to need to be address

mcfarland. back on the scene, you know, we had heard she was going to be nominated to be the u.s.assador to singapore. that was sort of put on hold. it's back on. there had been questions by congressional investigators connected to mcfarland and the russia probe. remember, she was so closely tied to mike flynn. i've spoken to people in the white house who said all of those people during the mike flynn era, they're gone, we need to start anew. we need to start fresh. when dina powell joined the white house, many said this is going to be the first sign that the dina powells of the world are moving in and the k.t.s out. now k.t.'s back. what does that say? russia investigation is a hoax? well, bringing back k.t. mcfarland would support that idea, that the president isn't worried about it. >> i think she might be in some trouble with getting that nomination confirmed. that's going to be difficult during an ongoing investigation. >> why do it? >> one of the reasons you do it, i wouldn't do it myself, one of the reasons why he is doing it is because trumpist foreign policy isn't a thing

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. >> the long-running animated series family guy is celebrating a milestone and the creator seth mcfarland with some voice actors told us the reason, the show has connected with viewers. >> an animated show has a capacity to stay topical in a way that a live action show doesn't. nothing changes about the characters. it is a way to capture a certain point in time and hold it captive for the viewer. i think people like that. >> i always thought the show was really funny and satirical in a nostalgic kind of way. apparently people have the same opinion which is comforting. >> family guy is hilarious and it tells the truth and that all three second internet friendly soundbites and we can get away with really dirty jokes because it is animated. >> what are you an idiot?>> the cast which includes alex ford steen and mila kuhn is usually record separately. >> we don't go to the studio together unless there is some specific interaction. it is the best job i have ever had. >> you would be shocked at the amount of episodes where all the characters are recorded in the bathroom. >> depending on seth's

ask seth mcfarland, they almost never ask a host back a second time. >> jimmy: actually, they did askond time. >> oh, well, god bless you. >> yeah, we love jimmy kimmel. your initials are j.k.! i love you, j.k., you're my favorite late-night talk show host, j.k., i never miss an episode, j.k. >> jimmy: i get it. saying j.k. like "just kidding." >> i think you're hilarious, just kidding! i mean, j.k. did i do it? >> you did one. >> jimmy: i thought you didn't understand the baby. >> oh, look who saw the pilot. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i've actually been watching for a long time, thank you very much. >> we've been watching you a long time too. we loved your prem program "the man show." remember that? girls bouncing around on trampolines and you and some hairy guy saying things that might not play in this day and age. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i don't remember that at all, i think i was drunk during that period of my life. let's focus on you. what do you guys have in store for episode 300? >> that's what we call a pivot. >> it's something with a dog and a baby, i don't know. >> jimmy: it's go

joining me now is maria mcfarland, executive director for the drug policy alliance.nd msnbc legal analyst, danny sovalis. i'm going to start with you, danny, because this is very confusing. now you've got millions of people allowed to buy marijuana for recreational purposes in a state of california, but it's still an illegal schedule one drug. so i live in california, i can buy weed, what happens if i leave the state? >> you don't have to leave the state. you're still violating federal law in the state of california. the csa, the controlled substances act, hasn't changed. it remains illegal. and the fact that states are simply legalizing it may mean they are legalizing it under state law, but what they are doing is still illegal under federal law. >> what kind of tricky press accide precedent does this set? put how you feel aside, the federal government makes a decision and the state and local government undermine that, what does that mean to the relationship? >> i'm a criminal defense attorney, i'm not an anti-pot person at all. but this is not the way to change law

rotd rosenstein, mike rogers, sam clovis, sean schmeiser, jared kushner, stephen miller, casey mcfarlandsdon mcgan, jeff sessions, reince pre burks on and on who have been. >> and the investigation is only seven months old. >> right. think about this -- >> you can't bs -- >> how bizarre, the idea that the press secretary has come out and fought said that the reason that they are not going to try too fire another fbi director, who by the way is supposed to have a ten year tenure to be longer than the successive administration possibly because of optics, not because it would be the wrong ting to do, it's an independent agency, that they are targeting anyone in the orbit of the president of the occupation, we are not going to re-visit the scandal in the error of watergate but because the press might complain. >> that says a great gehl about the priorities and the understandings, perhaps of the gravity of this particular investigation. optics is one reason perhaps not to do. so but the larger even this because if you fully want justice to prevail. remember, it's the department of justice, not

their mom megan mcfarland of south philadelphia say their pets love the eagles, just like us. >> we're >> all this excitement and celebration surrounding the eagles is a lot of fun but believe it or not, it does have potential to be dangerous >> health reporter stephanie stahl explains in today's einstein health care science center report. >> reporter: eagles fans are pumped. >> e-a-g-l-e-s eagles. >> reporter: which the team heading to the nfc championship a football frenzy of excitement has gripped the region. >> it is a chance to create really good brain chemistry get drenched with this reward ing brain chemicals if we become a fan and get in the collective sense of belonging and victory. >> reporter: many in the eagles nation are probably experiencing the release of oxytocin which is a bonding compassionate brain chemicals, but all of the eagles excitement can also be, potentially dangerous. >> people get very excited, and there is a sudden elevation in adrenaline levels , we call them cortisol levels, and, this increases stress on the heart, increase in blood pressure, increase in

mcfarland was one of the people. >> the other was? >> his son, exactly. >> it comes from the son and k.t. who has been given a big apple bass doorship, i wonder whether he couldn't assume the boss is telling me to meet with kislyak. >> they're all in mar-a-lago with guess what, the new president donald trump. the thoughts? >> george papadopoulos is also a key person here, he's the one who had knowledge about the dirt on hillary clinton, the e-mails that were stolen and hacked and offered to the trump campaign. and he in turn being in touch with donald trump jr. and the transcripts that we have of our interview and the judiciary complete i think are very, very important to this investigation. and to answer your underlying question, robert mueller knows what flynn knows because flynn has to be cooperating with robert mueller. if he in any way prevaricates or distorts or holds back, he is in a world of hurt because there's a high bar for his cooperation. >> do you think there's a big chart somewhere in the special counsel's office with a

. >> including e-mails in which kt mcfarland saying what did she say.y all knew. >> you've got to believe trump knew, too. >> that is established. >> let's face it, he's the president. all these people work for the president. where are they? mar-a-lago. he might have been playing golf but i guarantee you at some point, somebody filled him in on what was going on. >> let's say the president and his people tell flynn yeah, tell them don't worry about the sanctions. we're, whatever he says about the sanctions. and then flynn gets caught by the fbi and he lieses about it. they have the intercepts. the president does everything that we know he did with comey, et cetera. they don't fire flynn. ultimately it becomes public. is that an obstruction case right there. >> yeah. plus, you've got the. >> why? >> because he's trying to stop the investigation into flynn. he knows that flynn lied. that lie is extremely material because it relates to what occurred during the campaign and the coordination between russia and the campaign and trump knows it. >> now, here's

heroic effort on the rocky balboa comeback story, jcpenney, joe mcfarland, mike ullman.y will survive even though bill ackman and the pershing square bad people left them on death's door. jeff cole vert, 99-cent stores. saved them from the brink and brought them back. you have winners to invest in and comeback stories to watch like penny and 99. ashley: now on the other side, the losers. >> ashley, as you and liz reported for a long time, great people working in the stores at sears and kmart. horrible the people who control them, eddie lampert, and esl, wall street geniuses don't understand main street. sears, kmart, bon-ton group, from the herbiger stores in north dakota to carson's in chicago and bon-ton in the east. that is really problematic. ashley: look at the last holiday season pretty strong, right? >> yeah. ashley: shoppers came back and they spent. >> what is really great, business news reported with deflation in apparel, prices were down 1.3% but unit sales were up almost 5%. so, as you and liz and nicole reported earlier, macy's big comeback under new leaders

kelsey mcfarland, is a reporter with ksby news in california. she's on the scene in montecito.sponders that i spoke to that have been doing this for decades, it is unlike anything they have ever seen. there are cars that are completely crumpled, boulders the size of houses have moved down from the mountain and are now in the middle—of—the—road, on the highway. there is marred up to my waist in a lot of areas. and this is an area that is beautiful and has mansions of the rich and famous, and it now looks like a scene from world wari, it now looks like a scene from world war i, completely devastated why has this happened? well, just a few weeks ago, we were actually reporting on the thomas dyer, the largest wildfire in california... —— fire. the prime minister isjust about to speak, there she is. this isa about to speak, there she is. this is a true oasis in the heart of london. in our election manifesto last year, we made an important pledge to make ours the first generation to leave the natural environment in a better state than we found it. as we leave the european union, whic