>> meade: eighth grade, yes. >> pelley: why do you do this work? >> meade: because somebody has to.ays... we had dreams. we wanted to move away from here. we all... you know, we did. and then, we come back and we saw the need. and actually, there's a vulnerable population here that's different from the rest of america. i mean, there are people... you can replicate this, but we're kind of forgotten. there's no one here to take care of them but us. >> pelley: these patients would be taken care of in the 32 states that expanded medicaid under obamacare. the federal government pays the extra cost to the states for three years. but virginia and the others that opted out, fear that the cost in the future could bankrupt them. so the health wagon patients we met have fallen through this unintended gap. >> gardner: do you have insurance? >> no, ma'am. >> gardner: no, okay. >> pelley: have any of you tried to sign up for the president's health insurance plan? >> sissy cantrell: no... >> brittany phipps: no. >> walter laney: no. >> pelley: why not? >> phipps: i can't afford it. >> cantrell: i

erasmo mendoza / habitante ciudad de mxico tc041230 meade es más de lo mismo, como mexicanos debemosicin que logr arrebatarle el triunfo al pri por 12 aÑos. sandra yÑez / ciudad de mxico tc. 040256 yo creo que ningún presidente ha hecho algo por méxico ojalá que el que venga le eche muchas ganas con este panorama, cualquiera podra ganar la eleccin. evalúan algunos analistas. jos antonio crespo/ analista poltico tc 041903 a hay tres posibilidades hoy por hoy a lo mejor luego terminan dos pero hoy por hoy cualquiera de los tres punteros pueden ganar este aÑo tambin ser la eleccin ms grande de la historia del pas con mil 600 cargos. para muchos, el reto es acabar con el desencanto y la apatía, que como a erasmo, ha desencantado a muchos mexicanos. en mxico, issa osorio, noticias telemundo. -- el ministro de transportes en per afrim que el exceso de velocidad ocasion el accidente en el que murieron 48 personas al caer un autobus a un abismo. -- liliana choy nos relata parte de esta tragedia. 00:01 nat sound de los helicopteros de regreso de las fiestas navideÑas, las rutas de peru fueron

. >> por eso el candidato del partido oficial josÉ antonio meade deberÁ enfrentar escÁndalos de corrupciÓnte. >> meade yo pienso que es mÁs de lo mismo. >> y ricardo anaya del partido acciÓn nacional. >> yo creo que ningÚn presidente ha hecho nada por mÉxico. >> para muchos el reto serÁ acabar con el desencanto y apatÍa como a erasmo ha contagiado a muchos mexicanos. >> bueno para hablar mÁs de esta batalla electoral nos acompaÑa el periodista y analista polÍtico genaro v y estÁ con nosotros octavio pescador, analista polÍtico y catedrÁtico de la universidad de california los Ángeles, comenzamos contigo genaro v, gracias por estar aquÍ. >> quÉ paÍs recibirÁ el nuevo presidente ahora que sean elecciones. >> muchas gracias julio, va enfrentar un paÍs con muy indignado con mucha molestia porque el retorno del pri a la presidencia despuÉs de 12 aÑos de gobiernos panistas no significÓ una mejora para su ingreso, mayor empleo ni mucho menos mayor seguridad pÚblica, al contrario el 2017 cerrÓ como el aÑo mÁs violento en Últimos 20 aÑos en la historia mexicana. tambiÉn va a recibir un paÍs sembrad

por ese el candidato del partido oficial josÉ antonio meade debe enfrentar los escÁndalos de corrupciÓnn nacional. >> creo que ningÚn presidente ha hecho nada por mÉxico. >> con ese panorama cualquiera podrÍa ganar la elecciÓn, asegura este analista. >> hay tres posibilidades hoy por hoy, a lo mejor luego terminan dos. >> para muchos el reto es terminar con el desencanto y apatÍa que ha contenido a muchos mexicanos, en mÉxico isa osorio. >> serÁ un aÑo interesante en mÉxico y el que terminÓ fue de los mÁs difÍciles para los mexicanos, la violencia se disparÓ a niveles rÉcord, mÁs de 360 personas murieron en los devastad devastadores terremotos de septiembre y las relaciones con estados unidos quedaron afectadas con la elecciÓn de trump, tenemos un resumen del 2017 en mÉxico. >> 2017 aÑo de la rabia, delfÍn de una era del de narcotrÁfico, aÑo de la violencia y el desastre.. >> pero tambiÉn de la solidaridad, el aÑo comenzÓ con un golpe al bolsillo de los mexicanos, 20% de incremento al precio de los combustibles, la respuesta fueron protestas y saqueos.. >> marcÓ el adios al capo de capo

fort meade is not bringing in amateur hunters.a marksmen are expected to kill about 100 deer between january 22 and the end of march. the meat will be donated to the maryland food bank. it's xx and we're just getting started. the death toll rising in california-- in the wake of devestating mudslides. we have the latest on the frantic search for survivors, coming up. washington. - 50s today, 60s tomorrow, 30s this weekend - showers arrive this evening; rain for the friday am commute - midnight high saturday with tumbling temperatures - windy & colder saturday - back to unseasonably cold through next week today: mostly cloudy and milder. pm showers. highs: 50-55 winds: se 5 mph tonight: cloudy and mild. scattered showers. highs: 52-58 winds: sse 5-10 mph friday: cloudy and warm. rain likely. highs: 63-67 winds: s 5-10 mph happening now in california-- crews are

caller: yeah, i wanted to say, i used to visit lake mead a lot. the park services came in and put up a couple booths, start collecting fees, nobody shows up, then they have to start paying for advertising to get people to show up and now the parks, nobody goes. it seems like it is always that case, especially in the west, on it seems like the east coast, they want to control what they do in alaska or nebraska, instead, if they want more forests. why don't the people that keep voting that way, make them in their own states, where they exist? out here in the west, seems like the federal government owns more land than everybody else combined. host: we'll have to leave it there. guest: yes, of course the national parks really make up a very, very small slice of our public lands and it is important to remember, we all benefit and our nation benefits from really protecting these critical treasures. they really are the very basic treasures left in this country that is developing. we're seeing really development take place across the country and very few

. >> gelet's get right to mead y s meteorologist sandhya patel. >> you can see a mix of purples, pinks and precipation. scattered showers certainly but snow is surrounding the mountain tonight. pockets of rain around petaluma, pen grove area, maria drive it's coming down pretty good. and then we head towards fremont, light to moderate showers. same thing in pleasantten to the san jose area you're getting rain showers as well. very spotty across san francisco. this is level one system tonight through tomorrow. scattered showers, high elevation snow and we're looking at a possibility of thunder. i'll be back with your hour by hour time line for your thursday coming up. >> and as we've said the same system that's bringing us rain here is delivering snow to the siera. now a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see not many cars but wet roads. be sure to watch abc 7 morning starting at 4:30 for the latest on the road conditions before you head out the door. >>> and californians are asking for a divorce tonight from the united states. >> yeah, the effort to have it secede from the

. >> caller: i will 14 miles from the lake mead recreational area. they wanted to close down the land. in our national forest here dying from bark beetle infestation and disease. these trees are dying to become a hazard in the fire season. you have to let people get in there if you look at private lands with trees on, the trees are healthy. and wild horses, monica reported the phone. >> managing the for service is so strapped for budget to manage the first appropriately and manage the entire fire season. we continue to see the increase and infestations increase weather beetles or other creatures impacting the forest. were portland never is to make sure were using science to managing the lance appropriately. but allowing it inside national parks that need to be protected is about supporting extraction and there are places that need to be off limits and to make sure the planning takes place. to allow for when it's appropriate and the kind of efforts he suggested. >> many of the national parks have controlled burns. they certainly do that manage it well

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what's miraculous we already have th mediocre men of mead yawpped wityeahmedia withtheir .false equivalencies. and donald trump is able to speak without shitting out of his mouth. >> his mouth was literally -- [cheers and applause] >> you could lay out some plans though. he talked about immigration. he talked about a greater defense. he talked about infrastructure. those are things you can get behind. >> the only reason i watched that speech tonight was i had to be on this show. and because i enjoy a good stand up comedy and there's no better stand up comic right now than donald trump. >> so you're a fan. >> no. >> there were no substantive plans whatsoever. i think the most practical things he said were about immigration which essentially was a wrong poetic version of go home i guess i would describe a lot of that. we talked about ms-13 tragedy important and 35 seconds of clapping. there are 11 million immigrants in this country are being equated with the actions of one horrible gang member. >> a gang i haven't heard about in a long time by the way. like donald trump did r

. >> the founder of mead thrive in the district didn't mind the wait but wasn't too thrilled after u.s. attorney general jeff sessions announced this week a federal crack down on states that legalize marijuana. >> i can't say that it's the end because federal government is still not friendly to it but certainly california and san francisco vor big hurr ray to those who made that happen. >> for now whether it's used for medical oreck creational purposes, pot users are celebrating this momentous occasion. >> for all i know people have been fighting my whole life for this day to come. >> just remember you will be carded. you must be at least 21 years old to buy no more than an ounce of cannabis. abc 7 news. >>> tonight police in fairfield are on the lookout for a gunman who shot a driver causing a chain reaction crash. two drives were driving along waterman boulevard. alt least two bullets the the driver to lot of control and slammed into several other vehicles. the investigation and cleanup blocked traffic for hours. tonight the waterman overpass at i- i-80 remains closed. >>> we have ne

. >> coach pederson was one who draft meade and only coach who flew down to texas, worked me out. i was only work out by one team, coach pederson and coach reid and philadelphia eagles took a chance on me. in that moment, to win this game, for him and this organization is something special. >> we were separated and went a couple different ways but to come back together now and do the things that we have been able to do and he has been able to do, you know, it is not only a credit to him but i think overall study that we did back in, 2012. >> it is funny how life end up that way. lets hope they can get that last win together in two weeks >>> we have got more eagles coverage coming up in sports and relive last night's big win anytime on cbs philly.com/ eagles. >>> right new is there other news we are tracking tonight jury selection begun in fill for trial of the man charged in the ambush shooting of philadelphia police officer jesse hartnett. edward archer is accused of firing several shots into officer hartnett's patrol car in west philadelphia in 2016. the officer was hit three ti

general sherman and general meade had terrible relations at times from the press and the stories there are interesting. >> i would be remiss if i didn't give a shout out to my friend harold holzer's book on lincoln and the power of the press, which won the lincoln prize year before last. it takes not only lincoln's dealings with the press, but the way the press worked in the 19th century and particularly in the civil war. it gives you insight into how that institution is different and how it is the same today. a recommendation. >> this one actually was something you mentioned earlier that i thought was a pretty good question regarding joe johnston. was his postwar relationship with sherman, did that result in a loss of respect in the south for joe johnston? >> there wasn't much to lose. [laughter] for poor old joe. i don't think it did. in a way, johnston craved the approval and back patting from his opponents almost more than he did the people of the south. there always was a group within the south that looked upon joe johnston as a path not taken. a lot of this is a product of saying

lead their country well within our vote is the most precious part of our country thank you desmond meade florida writes restoration coalition and marty potted from the charlotte mecklenburg and double a.c.p. i appreciate your being here thank you for having me on coming up. millennia old schmall lenny els yes there are more of them than there are of us but we baby boomers are the most consequential generation i'll tell you why next i'm holland cook this is the big picture on our t. america. logo was selling you on the idea that dropping bombs brings police to the chicken hawks forcing you to fight the battles that don't. produce offspring to tell you that what we gossip the public are file for the most important news today. off of advertising tell me you are not cool enough to buy their products. all the hawks that we along with our good luck. with the islamic state and its many confederates defeated or facing defeat in syria what is next for this war torn country what justification exists for the us to maintain military forces there does washington want syria partition if so then why .

. >> after his mom posted about his project on social meade yacht requests came in so furiously they to set a cap at 20 customers and mom helped out too. plus someone in chicago who heard about the endeavor offered to donate shoveling equipment. >> it was like oh, my god. >> reporter: lesson that will stay with this elementary school student, long after the snow piles, have melted. in a simple way just work hard >> reporter: in west philadelphia, anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> working hard. >> doing a good job. >>> fox chase man has the best backyard in the area on days like this one. >> take a look, david built this backyard ice rink for his children and other kid in the neighborhood. weather this year has been especially cooperative for homemade rink. >> give the kid a great chance to skate, enjoy winter instead of sitting inside and play x box. all of the work i do it just seeing kid like tonight, it would do it a million times again just to see the kid skating like this. >> good for them in past years weather has not been so great for the ice but certainly not this year

rules nothing that you have said i'm sure will come as any surprise to anyone from federica margaret mead or mr young downwards so again it's it's interesting to see that you say will you do this wrong you do this wrong you do this wrong yes they know that i did it can't see how you're helping do they know that i think maybe we and other organisations have told them the last couple of yes this again and again again but we have the feeling that they're not really listening who they're listening to are the populists too many politicians are trying to ape populist positions which of fear mongering scam mongering positions and not really doing what they should do too many politicians saying we have to take of the root causes but where does it happen i can't see that too many countries are cooperating with human rights abuses abusing regimes who are refugee producing countries and so healthy very interesting thanks for joining us. my business and cloud nine. emirates airlines has announced it will buy twenty a three eighty super jumbos from a bus with an option to purchase sixteen more the dea

william and kate meade well—wishers on day two of their trip to sweden before visiting a mental healthroject. hello, then. and this killer whale can mimic human speech. scientists say it's a sign of huge intelligence. and coming up in the sport on bbc news: arsenal have broken their club record transfer fee to sign striker pierre emerick aubamayeng from borussia dortmund for £56 million. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. theresa may has insisted she is "not a quitter" following days of criticism of her leadership by members of her own party. but mrs may, who's arrived in china for a three day visit aimed at improving trade and investment ties, accepted there is more to do on domestic issues. our correspondent robin brant reports from shanghai. the cheer and a smile. who would have thought this was a prime minister on the rack? theresa may has come to china to talk trade and first up in this city that means education. good arguments. uk schools and universities are here, english is the second most popular language in china. prime minister, i welcome you. nice to see you

for example, general mead failed to follow up with general lee's army after the victory at gettysburg he wrote him a long letter saying i'm immeasurably distressed you didn't do what we asked you to do, the war is over and knew it would go month after month. but he knew it would paralyze the general in the field, so he put aside the hot letter, hoping he would never send it. his papers were opened in the 20th century and there was underneath the notation, never sent and never signed. the opposite of that is when president trump gets angry with somebody, that tweet goes out immediately. i sometimes think if only he had a hot tweet and a cool tweet, maybe things would be a lot better. he understood that words mattered. he could speak extemporaneously, lincoln could, as well as anybody, but he knew as president, you can't do that. even though he was a great debater with steven douglas, he would prepare almost everything he said to the public, fearful that he would say something that could be taken the wrong way. so, he could certainly learn in that from tweeting when you get angry in a m

when the hoover dam was built in the reservoir that we now call lake mead fills in behind we set off 10,000 earthquakes just like dislike filling that reservoir. and again the issue here is not that were doing that but also that it hasn't kept up. and so what's happening is we know that. and what do we do. what do we do with this. and the seismologists when i talk to first responders this is what they wanted me to kind of come and tell me now. not that there is a set of doomsday scenario that may or may not be tripped as a nation in communities as a household there's so much that we can do. part of what i do in the book is outline the degree to which we can anticipate this risk. we had tried really hard to predict earthquakes. we have invested tens of millions of dollars in earthquake predictions we tried to track that. and see if they would tell us. we tried put devices down in the fault zones. mostly unsuccessful. it should not discourage us all that much. there's other things we can do. when the mexico play a card in august and september of 2017 mexico did a couple of things. it o

noble right meet desmond meade executive director of the florida rights restoration coalition his web site is florida our r.c. dot com desmond thank you for being here alan thank you for having me on today you are a remarkable story please tell it. you know a few years ago back in two thousand and five i found myself standing in front of rev row tracks at the time i was homeless i was addicted to drugs i was recently released from prison and i had no hope in my life in and i stood in front of those tracks waiting on the train to come so i can jump in front of it but by the grace of god the training come that day and i in the cross in those tracks and checking myself in the drug treatment and after that moving into a homeless shelter and it was while i was living at a homeless suffer that decided to go back to school and give back to my community and one thing led to another and eventually i was able to be accepted into law school in may of twenty fourteen i graduated with a law degree well congratulations your organization's mission is restoring voting rights to returning citizens whi

. >> reporter: in jacksonville, florida, the virus forcing bus drivers like kelly mead to stay home. >> sending your kid with a fever, especially a high fever, you're sending them on a bus with a bunch of kids including a driver and you're putting everybody else at risk. >> reporter: 39 states still reporting high flu activity. and experts say the season may not have reached its peak. the outbreak, the worst in nearly a decade, continuing to claim lives. 12-year-old dylan winnick, laid to rest this weekend. one of at least 37 children whose life was cut short by the deadly h3n2 strain. and tonight, it's not just schools concerned. in minnesota, where fans are already packing the streets ahead of the super bowl, staff and volunteers armed with disinfectant, sanitizing surfaces multiple times a day to try to keep crowds healthy. experts say the flu season can last until april. doctors asay it's not too late for a flu shot. tom? >> erielle, thank you. >>> i want to bring in dr. jen ashton. you're living through this right now. your daughter has the flu. today, you had to take her to the

is willing to put something along those lines on the floor of the house knowing full well they will meadport. the question is, this is really a chicken or an egg question, wolf. is the president going to say i'm signing on to this before they know the speaker will do it or is the speaker saying i'm not going to do this until i get the political cover i need from you. this is why the president says i will take the heat. it's so parnt. people like the republicans like dick durbin are going to be saying to the president you said you would take the heat. here it is. take it. >> he said i will take the heat if they come up with a deal. you get different reactions. other important news sweeping policy shifts. the white house said states cannot compel medicate release to work. they entered job training in order to receive medicate benefits. not everybody will be able to, wo. that includes people in poor health, pregnant women, high unemployment and calls out the opioid epidemic saying it can count towards the mandate and recovery programs can be excused. this is potentially significant developm

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. >> and the eagles win is trending on social mead eye this morning. but nick foles has become a meme of his own. >> take a look. it's because of this call in the fourth quarter. it's now a meme with someone with the words 911, what's your emergency? hi, i'd like to report a severe beating at lincoln financial field. one joked he was on the phone with mitch mcconnell talking about a government shutdown. >> my guess he was probably talking to a defensive coordinator or quarterback coach because that's the common occurrence on the side line. >> right. we're not sure why that really took off, but the memes are fun. >>> guess what, we aren't the only ones eating extra bags of skittles this morning because of late night. >> that's right. savannah guthrie tweeted this last night, keep calm and fly eagles fly. good morning, guys. >> check her out. guess what she has been doing all day? just do it once. >> we didn't see that one coming. >> that's like a lilasraptor. happy day in philadelphia. we're happy for you here. we're rooting for you here. anyways, the g

>> i think if president trump wants the mead to focus on his agenda, there is a lot of success there particularly on the economic side in regards to the successes of the stock market, the passage of the tax bill and the job numbers that have just come out when he tweets and when he responds in that vociferious way i think it gives more fuel to the fire to cover the palace intrigue so to speak that fire and fury has brought to the forefront. i think it is going to get coverage. no question this book is going to get coverage about president of the united states. it is about the white house. and, it obviously has a lot of salacious quote, unquote, assertions in there, but, you know, it is, i think incumbent upon the white house to stay focused as much as i think there is desire to fight back, that fighting back i think is going to backfire. cheryl: well, certainly bannon is known to be a fighter. he also may be a fighter without a job as far as the "breitbart" situation goes. i want to move on, ned. talk about what is happening, another strong day for wall street. we have tax reform in

daca dreamers, chain migration, all the economic issues that meade to be solve. the president suggesting a plan in two phases, calling it dead in the water. why? adam shapiro is live in d.c., he's going explain. >>> on wall street, well, look at the bottom ticker. extending a new year rally, as the dow, s&p 500 and the nasdaq take aim at new record closes. you see the dow is up 124. the s&p is better by 7. nasdaq powering ahead by a quarter of a percent or 17%. people love to watch the tech-heavy nasdaq. financials, industrial stocks are driving the record run. in las vegas, we're coming to you live, in the broadcast tower, 7,000 media. we have the best places. gambling takes a back seat to tech's biggest innovations. the ces tech show 2018, going to be a record breaker, we are told. over 3900 companies are exhibiting several hundred thousand products. 170,000+ people are attending with 150 countries represented. about 50 football fields of exhibition space, you're looking at a live picture. we're in the central hall. there's a central, northern, south hall and t

when the hoover dam was belt and the reservoir, which we called lake mead, filled in we set off 10,000 earthquakes just by filling that reservoir. we set off earthquakes through minding, through tunnel building. there was a large apartment complex in taipei that seth off hundreds of earthquakes because of the weight of the building. as the technology improves and we dig deeper holes, deeper wells, diaper mines, we're settinging off more and more earthquakes and the issuings not only that we are doing that but that our infrastructure has not kept up. what we thought we knew, which is very little, is changing and we know even lest. the question becomes, what would we do with this? and over and over again when talk to seismologyis, when i talk to first responders, this was what they wanted me to kind of come and tell you now, right? is not that there's this doomsday scenario, that may or may have not be true, but as a nation, and as communities, as a household, there's so much we can do, and part of what i do in the book is outline the degree to which we can anticipate this risk. we have

despite that meehan sent the former employee a very personal letter he released to the meade why where he tells with the man she's kind, sensitive, caring. meehan said she was a soul mate but that relationship did not bend beyond professional. >> i have feelings that were generated and i said an attraction. >> did you have romantic feelings for this woman. >> i did not have romantic feelings. it was a relationship that was a very professional relationship. >> i know a lot of people in this community are happy with a lot of things that he believes in and now with this. >> reporter: meehan says if the ethics committee does determine wrongdoing he will repay the money, mike and alex >> oh, boy, all right, jenny thank you for that. >> did you see this video? a man and his son are rob at gunpoint by a guy dressed as a postal worker. it happened 5400 block of north second street in olney this was yesterday, gunman then forced father in the home while baby was left in the car three or suspects are then caught on camera, running into the home. they pistol whipped the guy, the man, took more th

collusion between russia and cambridge analytica with regard to trying to sow seeds of discord with social meadwhdime will be interesting in getting to the bottom of it. >> these are not the best of times. we know he hired a lawyer and what advice do you think that lawyer will give. i'm wondering the president and mr. bannon had a real falling out and could that in some way influence the kind of testimony? >> i think it could. with regards to the advice that the lawyer would give, it was a good idea for steve bannon to hire a lawyer. initially he said he did not need a lawyer, but not only to hire a lawyer, but this particular lawyer also represents a current white house attorney, mr. mccabe as well as former chief of staff, reince priebus. the advice he will give him will focus on making sure he preserve himself and preserve the information that he may have with regard to what happened in the white house during that time. this was a smart move on steve bannon's part. it's going to be interesting to see what happens here with regard to the falling out between the president and steve bannon. we

tangtly behavior and minute might be a terrible person but there's getting along in a world bernie meads off with a man someone who might have been a psych past even though as far as i can tell there wasn't a lot of violation in his background. >> what you're looking for to tell somebody is -- two ways of psych pattic the core traits from other antisocial populations are this call last remorseless temperament with engaging in kinds of behavior that cause people suring even people qhor normally close to you. and a failure to seemingly register that your behavior is causing other people to suffer, and a lack of any remorse after the fact. there's a tendency to blame behavior on some external factor i couldn't help it. it wasn't my help anybody would have done this in this situation. >> that's scary. yes, now, i mean, unfortunately it. s a lot. but people discover what it is that i do. and i got e-mail that says can i pick your brain about psychopathic. discover it on their way and turn out to be money from -- hurting people behind scene that happens a lot. and -- the worse part is when the

. >> stephen: i'll get you a glass of meade. >> james ferguson, 1757.y mankind, astronomy is acknowledged to be and undoubtedly is the most sublime, the most interesting, and the most useful, for by knowledge derived from this science, not only the bulk of the earth is discovered, but our very faculties are enlarge with the grandeur of the ideas it conveys. our minds exalted above their low, contracted prejudices." ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ >> stephen: 34 weeks. i can't wait to see you for 10. let's make it an even two digits. >> okay. >> stephen: "astrophysics for people in a hurry" is available now, and "star talk" is on natgeosundays. ♪ chili's made some major fajita improvements ♪ ♪ chicken and steak for just $10.99 ♪ ♪ 48% more meat, $10.99 ♪ please sing it with us it's $10.99 ♪ ♪ chili's is back baby back baby back ♪ mm-hmm! ♪ oh baby chili's is back baby back baby back ♪ nice man cave! nacho? [ train whistle blows ] what?! -stop it! -mm-hmm. we've been saving a lot of money ever since we switched to progressive. this bar is legit. and now we ge

malaysia, mead yores, media?dia. >> jimmy: yes, oh nice. >> sal: just got that in. >> the correct answer is media. >> jimmy: wow, we got two right. what if we win this? >> i'm going home, going to the casino. >> featuring 20 scoops of ice cream, the vermontster is found on what chain's menu? baskin-robbins, dairy queen, ben and jerry's? >> jimmy: ben and jerry's is in vermont, i'd go with that. >> sal: you missed it! >> jimmy: we said it was ben and jerry's, it was ben and jerry's. >> guillermo: how come you didn't push it, aunt chippy? >> sal: look at you, 2 out of 12. >> that is really it? >> jimmy: that is really >> that is bull [ bleep ]. you dragged my ass out here for this piece of [ bleep ]? >> jimmy: we did, yes. sorry about that. in a way i feel you let us down, though. >> sal: you owe us, aunt chippy. >> i'll give you the $2,000, it's in my death drawer. >> jimmy: where's that purse? >> it's in the death drawer. did you hear about the death drawer, jimmy? is that what people do? >> guillermo: she has a

this car in the bonnie mead area by the seaside. >> they just searched a property in the lower level of santa barbara. >> reporter: many members were on the same streets the month before, saving homes from the thomas fire, obviously to come back and find them unrecognizable. >> look for things like cars in driveways or if cars are still in the garage. >> reporter: they knew that sleeping people may have survived in pockets but excavators had to clear walls of mud and tedious hand work around it. one person had to pull another through. in this tight space, there is somebody on a body board, probing the muck. >> we're using primitive tools to walk through chest-high mud and feeling for anything. we found everything. you can't tell what is what until you touch it. >> reporter: there were heart stopping moments like lifting a toy doll from the mud. >> we had to pull it out and look at it for a couple second snooze dogs, drones, cameras, sentors, as rescue turned to recovery. no quit. homes were searched just in case. >> it is the power of a debris flow. it will take a home right down the

president trump said he's glad to be heading to west virginia to meade with congressional republicansre the horrible events of the day. according to the current white house schedule, he has no plans to travel anywhere else to promote his agenda after the state of the union address. most -- a lot of recent presidents have taken trips after the big speech. former president george w. bush hid the road for two months to spread his message about social security after one of his state of the union addresses. john roberts is live on the north lawn. what is the president doing to build momentum, john? >> at the moment, not a whole lot. there's some indications that there might be travel next week. other than going to the retreat at the green brier and the mar-a-largo for the weekend, there's really nothing on the schedule for the rest of the week. as you pointed out, it's very unusual. i remember covering president clinton and george w. bush and we would be up till midnight for the state of the union and at andrews air force to catch a flight to wherever in the country. the president was goin

meade in the district down to quantico and fredericksburg. at least a half mile or less.dericksburg looking at zero right now. that's dense fog. currently on radar, nice and dry. we're not worried about anything falling from the sky. we're worried about ice and patchy fog for your morning drive. after that, 8:00, mid-30s by 9:00 a.m. 37 degrees. if you're exercising later on today, that's when it's going to be a lot nicer. finally, getting mild by 4:00 p.m. temperatures in the mid to maybe upper 40s. around 47 for a daytime high. clouds increase going into tomorrow. we're still dry. a cloudy day on thursday. that's going to be with the approach of our next weather system. late thursday night into friday. we have rain approaching. only rain. because look at these numbers. 55 on thursday. 62 on friday. unfortunately, it's not going to be a bright sunny day. but it's going to come with some rain. we'll look at the ten-day forecast coming up. let's check the roads with melissa. >> a couple of warnings right now. inner loop near branch avenue, disabled vehicle in the middle of

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dare, i have an 11-year-old boy who would be grounded for the rest of the year if he was on social meade why with this nonsense. brian, do you believe that this tweet risks overshadowing what everybody claims they want here, a chance of solving this standoff diplomatically? >> absolutely. because the risk of miscalculation is enormous. you know, trump may be acting in some sort of contorted strategic way making people think he's crazy but they may think he is and launch a preemptive strike. so with all of these variables, with nuclear weapons involved, the president of the united states is rolling the dice. if you look at the totality of all the tweets from yesterday, it is impossible to come to the conclusion that there is a steady pair of hands in the white house managing a major international crisis with nuclear weapons involved. >> jeremy, i want to share what secretary of state rex tillerson se said about north korea's nuclear program back in december and then what nikki haley said just yesterday, because we're talking about what this administration -- if this administration is on t

knawl good meade, the anticipation actually the best part.body. >> i'm thinking of what i'll be eating during the game. >> all of the super markets are packed, like the cakes, fruit trace. >> you have to order ahead all of that stuff. >> what are you cooking? what are you bringing? >> i don't know, kfc open the drive-thru? >> somebody else do the cooking. >> we can grill this weekend, it will be perfect weekend. >> i think that will be happening a lot in the parking lot. oh, ya. >> this weekend for sure. it did when it was cold out. so certainly will be this weekend. six out of ten today. speaking every cold, off to icy start this morning. and there are plenty of slippery spots for to you watch out for with these single digit windchills. so take a tip from bus stop buddiment make sure to have enough on this morning, it is a lot colder than it was yesterday, while it was snowing, so we don't have any snow any more in our area, let's talk temperature. 18 degrees, feels like seven, thanks to those 9-mile per hour winds out of the northwest. and

. >> reporter: it was one of these craters on the 500 block of north seventh street that got chris meadwith both tires on the left side and it was instantly just -- instantly blew out the tires. >> reporter: land mines like these are avoidabl but you might dodge one pothole and run smack into a worse one. >> before i bring the car in, which is two blocks away, i have -- >> chris had to leave his car and walk to evans gulf. he showed a warrant tee he bought on the first new replacement tire. but other repairs may still be pricey. >> it could be as simple as a tire for $89 up torque you know, a couple thousand dollars replace a suspension that's broken. >> reporter: that hurts? >> yeah, that hurts. >> it was terrible. it's terrible. >> reporter: you taking knit stride kind of. >> trying to. what am i going to do? >> reporter: well, chris is without a car at least for now, and some shops like evans gulf some days by midday they got to stop taking cars. why? because they'll never get to them. that day or even the neck day to fix them. as for fixing the potholes, the same crews who prepped t

these are all elements that mead to be negotiated with a lot of care. >> yeah. a lot to deal with the shutdown looming just a couple of days away. >> four days to go. >> sara westwood, we're going to talk to you again in a little bit. thank you. >> thank you. >>> a frightening story in southern california. a mother and father are behind bars after being accused of torturing their 13 children. their 17-year-old daughter escaped from the family's home and called 911. when officers arrive, they say they found siblings, some bound and chained in what appeared to be a dungeon-like condition. miguel almaguer has more. >> this is the home where authorities say 13 brothers and sisters were held captive by their parents. inside, several of the children discovered shackled to their beds with chains and padlocks. their parents, david the and louise turpin are in custody after detectives say their 17-year-old daughter escaped from the home and called 911 to say her 12 brothers and sisters were being held captive in this middle class suburb shock and disbelief. >> crazy. you

. >> much progress has been mead hare. the tourist areas are moving forward, but in its shadow, this is an area where people feel forgotten and want more. still no power and 2018 can be hard to find. >> he said the new year is just another year in which he is waiting for someone to help him. he said fema told him he doesn't qualify for a new roof. when it rains here, they get wet. it's that simple. >> keep trying and start again. we are with you. you are not alone. >> words of comfort the father knows will only go so far for jorge. >> what will new year's look like here? >> new year, they say new life. it's not a new life. it's a new fight. >> so here where they made the town look like their own with new harps and all, they pray. pray for the miracles and the strength to rebuild in the new year. >> i have not been able to stop thinking about the fact that jorge in that story still looks that home without a roof. that is the only place he calls home. that is where he cleeps at night. that's why he still looks the door and s

if mcclellan had gone into the war as sherman, thomas or meade, had fought his way up, i have no reason to suppose that he would not have won as high as a station as any of us." thank you very much. [applause] >> we have time for questions. >> mcclellan, did he develop close relationships with his staff or subordinates? did he develop plans with them for the peninsula campaign? >> mcclellan did not often share details, even with his subordinates. he was fairly, he was fairly reticent. burnside was too, at fredericksburg. [indiscernible] >> the antietam battlefield guide and -- name came up. the guy says, he hates mcclellan, so what does he do? he writes a book about him. will which biography would use it is to read? george: that is a difficult question. is the question reasonable or best? i like his biography. it is very hostile toward mcclellan. there is no reason that you can write a biography that is hostile toward somebody. -- wrote a biography, and he hates his guts. [laughter] my mentor said you should never do a biography of somebody that you despise. he only said i could not wri

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. >>> welcome back continue on side story let's meade our insiders this week they are nelson deet asme to you. >> georgeio always good to have you back. david dix governmental affairs covered coordinator and jesse, communications executive. let's react quickly what senator coons said about student loan forgiveness. you know issues that may need to be work out. >> biggest issues is over a trillion dollars of student loans and it is a bubble ready to break. similar to the mortgage bubble >> um-hmmy feel there has got to be something that happened because students cannot declare bankruptcy as a result they carry that. that effects their entire career whether it is loans, whether it is apartment leasing, whether it is a mortgage, it effects them completely. it is pretty dangerous. >> but you are encouraged bye-bye pennsylvania partisan ship she was able to show showing that, bill off. >> yes someone known work ago cross aisle. he mentioned off camera he worked with senator toomey, mentioned word bipartisanship during three or four times building bridges. refreshing to hair. >> these days

seen the motorcycle in that spot and they get a warrant, the warrant would say this house on dell mead avenue, may have included the picture and it would by its terms authorize the access to that. >> this is my question about your argument based on the curtilage. we ask whether a search within or outside the curtilage in order to determine whether the fourth amendment applies at all. but that's not really the question here. because there is probable cause. and there is the motor vehicle exception to the warrant requirement. so the issue is not whether there was a search. yes, there was a search. and yes, i note, if it was the curtilage, then there was an intrusion on the protected area. but the warrant -- the motor vehicle exception to the warrant requirement, i take it, is based on two things. one, is the risk that the vehicle is going to be moved during the time when the warrant is sought. and second, is a consideration on the other side of the risk that if there's not a warrant, the police will be wrong about probable cause and the degree of intrusion on property on legitimate prope