micah was a hero. he was remembered by his brother-in-law as someone who never wanted to do anything else but to protect this community. his fellow sheriff's deputies would always tease him that he was the poster boy of the sheriff's office. mich's wife rachel captured her husband's heroism perfectly when she explained how she would always tell him to just do his job and not be a hero but understand that was not in his d.n.a. micah was a hero, and he couldn't help it, she said. micah's fellow deputy was wounded in the attack. it confirmed micah's heroism. deputy stone told sheriff bill elder, micah saved my life, and i will be forever grateful. micah was a hero that day, and no one will ever forget that. unfortunately, i have come to this chamber far too many times just this year to honor a fallen colorado law enforcement officer, repeat the words for the third time of lieutenant colonel dave grossman who wrote that american law enforcement is the loyal and brave sheep dog, always standing watch for th

soft drinks a snack foods in celebrity motorcycle micah's all one fave brand to be associated with the big game but the jets are talking with us on a. thirty second spots are going for five million dollars this year but that's only the beginning for advertisers they spend many millions more on production on celebrity endorsers and so this is a major investment for marketers but one that they continue to to think is pays off because of the massive viewership of the super bowl more than one hundred million people watch the super bowl n.b.c. the network carrying the super bowl also has the rights to the winter olympics and is selling a package to advertisers which includes both events some estimates say the network will reap a billion dollar bonanza if you can. after a football season in which politics seeped into the field super bowl advertisers will likely steer clear of anything potentially divisive and it's airing the ravens . even celebrities who animal a privilege raf seems to have avoided control to see tipping super bowl favorites new england patriots. that's it you're up to date

trying to detain a car theft suspect when a struggle ensued and shots were fired. 34-year-old deputy micah flick was killed. the suspect died in the gunfire. the deputy is the third colorado officer to be shot and killed since new year's eve. governor john hickenlooper said people must come together and say enough is enough. >>> 16 minutes past the hour. robert wagner remains a person of interest in the 1981 death of his wife natalie wood. he has declined to speak to investigators. he is not required to speak, but the sheriff's office does want to hear from him. >> the events he is portrayed in the media, he told the original investigators don't add up to what we found. >> cnn's calls to wagner's representatives were not returned. >> wood drowned in 1981 boating off southern california with wagner and friend christopher wa walken. the cause of death was changed from accidental to undetermined. >>> the suspected drunk delivri is a twice deported illegal immigra immigrant. he was deported in 2007 and in 2009. immigration officials say he was previously convicted of driving under the influenc

soft drinks snack foods and celebrity motorcycle micah's all want their brand to be associated with the big game but just are talking. thirty second spots are going for five million dollars this year but that's only the beginning for advertisers they spend many millions more on production on celebrity endorsers and so this is a major investment for marketers but one that they continue to to think is pays off because of the massive viewership of the super bowl more than one hundred million people watch the super bowl n.b.c. the network carrying the super bowl also has the rights to the winter olympics and is selling a package to advertisers which includes both events some estimates say the network will reach a billion dollar bonanza if you can. after a football season in which politics seeped into the field super bowl advertisers will likely steer clear of anything potentially divisive. even celebrities who animal. seems to have avoided control of a seat to. super bowl favorites new england patriots. was about to follow is not something for people with a fear of heights the world's longe

the micah flick. he is survived by his wife and 7-year-old twins. the suspect died in the gunfire. the deputy is the third colorado officer to be shot and killed since new year's eve. governor john hickenlooper says people must come together and say enough is enough. >>> robert wagner is a person of interest in the 1981 death of his wife natalie wood. wagner has delivered to speak with investigators since they reopened the case seven years a ago. he is not required to speak, but the sheriff's office wants to hear from limhim. >> he told the original investigators don't add up to what we found. >> cnn calls to wagner's rep were not returned. wood drowned in november of 1981 boating with wagner and friend christopher walken. >>> another musician is ready to call it a career. ♪ i wish i was homeward bound >> paul simon announcing monday his upcoming tour of north america and europe is his last. the 76-year-old said it is unsettling and relief. he says touring takes away from time with his wife and family. the tour kicks off in vancouver in may. it wraps up in july in london. he is the

micah we are off to a good start. 80 westbound looks pretty good. the traffic update is straight ahead. >>Ã >>> that and more coming up after the break. stay with us, we'll be right back after this short break. >>> welcome back. it is 4:42. face book marked its 14th birthday. it was friends day. there were short videos celebrating friendships. users were able to send virtual awards to their online friends. also, a group of tech employees is now fighting against the technology they helped build. the new york times reports these executives of google and facebook are trying to bring attention to the power of social media to control our attention. they say facebook, twitter, instagram and google have produced amazing products. also they have an ad campaign aimed at public schools to reduce dependence on technology. >>> youtube is trying to better identify news videos. it was revealed that russian state broadcasters had millions of views promoting russian propaganda. during the election reports were posted. youtube will also post notices on public broadc

. >> let's check out garrett and micah.ne in tow. >> did he whip that out of midair with a sock with -- >> apparently they tried this before. they got a new slack line and decided to put it all together. and, of course, is that real, is that fake? no, that's real. they're super, super amped about it. >> only one shot you can see the shadows. no fakery there. >> that celebration at the end is money. >> no way. >> things heat up in the laundry shot when a woman spots her man with someone else. >> i'm about to hide. >> the awkward scene when things get nothing else terrifies him but balloons. >> stay hydrated. >> i've been studding the handbook and this guy broke a few rules. inside this lingerie store is where this beautiful lady sees her man. >> [ bleep ]. >> that's her boyfriend. that chick right there in the red -- >> dead meat. >> i'm about to hide for this one. >> what are you talking about? >> baby, was holding it up. see, if it fits her, it will fit you. >> i'm scared for you. >> good news, he's got his track suit on s

this is when god, through the prophet micah, you must have justice and mercy. there's a richer understanding of this biblical context if you understand this is about a grievance god has with his people. it's not just god's instruction to me as an individual. having said that, there are other texts where they are misappropriating biblical texts. i made a reference to this in my talk this morning. for example, uses of new testament language on liberty. americans at this period loved new testament texts that used the word liberty. i mentioned galatians 5:1, stand fast and the crisis will make you free. there are other similar texts. they love to quote this. in my readings, these are more about christian liberty or spiritual liberty than political liberty. it is interesting this debate over if the use of this text was appropriate in the 18th century. there are those that say not so fast, that is not about clinical liberty. disking from loyalist ministers who called out these patriots for their misuse or misappropriation of the language of liberty. there would have

for example, you see quite a few references in the founding literature to the use of micah 6:8. what does the lord require of thee but to do justice and to walk humbly with thy god? it is always focused on my individual virtue. this is what god requires of me individually. quite often when you see this in the literature of the american founders, they understood this is what theologians understand as a covenant law text. this was god's grievance against the nation israel. the children of israel having been convinced that they have broken the covenant with god say, what must we do to make things right? this is when god, through the prophet micah, says, you must do justice, love mercy and walk humbly with thy god. if you understand this is about a grievance that god has with his people, rather than it is simply god's instruction to me as an individual. now, having said that, there are other texts where i think that they are misappropriating one might say a biblical text. i made a reference to this in my talk this morning. take, for example, uses of new testament language on liberty

deputy micah flick was killed. >> probably about six or seven shots. i heard a pop and then a pause and it was like pop, pop, pop. then another pop and another two pops and then it was over. i saw at least three of them. and it looked like one of them was in bad shape. >> reporter: the suspect also died in the shootout. colorado has now lost three law enforcement officers and a little over a month. >>> tonight detectives in los angeles county say they are closer to solving the natalie wood death investigation. as veronica de la cruz shows us, they are asking the public for help to put all the pieces together. >> that's right, ken and liz. 48 hours. they first broke this story. her husband is now a person of interest in the case. they believe he's the last person to see her alive. nearly 40 years ago in 1981, the actress went sailing with wagner off the catalina coast. the life guard found her body in the water the next day. her death at the time ruled an accidental drowning. now investigators say two new witnesses said wood and her husband fought the n

micah flick was killed.ee other law enforcement officers and civilian were wounded, the suspect killed. >> these are dangerous times protecting our communities. >> reporter: he was killed on the 11th anniversary with the department, leaving behind a wife and 7 year old twins. the family and friends stunned. >> he was just a good father, a loving father. >> reporter: he is the third law enforcement officer in colorado killed in the line of duty in 37 days. on new year's eve, zach parish was killed responding to a disturbance with a suspect with mental health issues. in late january, heath gum was killed during a chase. before this last string of shootings, colorado had seen eight officers killed over a decade. in all cases, the officers were wearing body armor, equipment experts say doesn't guarantee survival. >> it still doesn't succeed in all cases. people that are not complying with the police and who are resisting, that potential's always there for police officers. >> reporter: and last night yet another

enforcement officer has been killed in the line of duty. 34-year-old el paso county sheriff's deputy micahwas fatally shot monday. it happened in colorado springs during a stolen vehicle investigation. >> this is a difficult day for our agencies. tonight there is no distinction between our uniforms. state patrol, sheriff's office and the colorado springs police department. our hearts are all broken. >> three other officers and one bystander were also injured. authorities say the lone suspect is dead. members of the community lined the streets for a procession honoring deputy flick. he leaves behind a wife and 7-year-old twins. >> director quin tan tarantino is now breaking his silence about actress uma thurman's comments to "the new york times" regarding a crash on the set of kill bill that left her injured. in an exclusive interview with "dateline," tarantino said the crash happened after a last-minute change in the driving route when untested. it also came after thurman was told the car may have been unsafe, but tarantino assured her that everything was fine. tarantino called it one of t

deputy micah flick was killed when he and other officers were investigating a stolen vehicle in coloradogs yesterday. investigators say the officers were struggling with a male suspect when shots were fired. authorities say the lone suspect was also killed. two other deputies, a colorado springs police officer and a bystander were shot and wounded. people lined the streets as a procession took the 34-year-old deputy's body from the hospital to the coroner's office last night. >> there's no distinction between our uniforms state patrol, sheriff's office and the colorado springs police department. our hearts are all broken. >> the governor of colorado ordered flags flown as half-staff in flick's honor. >> new here on "action news" a new jersey state trooper saved the day rescuing a two week old infant who was choking. trooper robert meyer was sleeping in his piscataway home on saturday. neighbor came banging on the door looking for help. meyer says he jumped out of bed and ran out the door without putting on his shoes. he found baby elizabeth blue and struggling to breathe. >> pat her on t

deputy micah flick was killed while he and other officers were investigating a stolen vehicle in coloradoings yesterday. investigators say the officers were struggling with a male suspect when shots were fired. authorities say the lone suspect was also killed. two other deputies, a colorado springs police officer and a bystander were shot and wounded. people lined the streets as the procession took the 34-year-old deputy's body from the hospital to the coroner's office last night. >> there's no distinction between our uniforms state patrol, sheriff's office and the colorado springs police department. our hearts are all broken. >> the governor of colorado ordered flags flown at half-staff in flick's honor. >>> new this morning, the hits keep coming for a member of the new england patriots. rob grankowski fresh off a super bowl loss has reported a burglary at his nome foxboro massachusetts -- home in foxboro massachusetts. police say it's not clear when the break in occurred or what was stolen. >> a new jersey state trooper saved the day rescuing a two week old infant who was choking. troop

expelled for disciplinary reasons police said he was armed with a semiautomatic rifle and had multiple micah's ins a cruise has told police that he was the one who carried out the shooting now he has been charged with seventeen counts of premeditated murder and students at the school described the suspect as troubled it's been reported teachers were warned about him some time ago and given his enthusiasm for firearms in his free time and significantly the f.b.i. and the police of admitted that they had received tip offs about the gunman years before the attack but ultimately failed to investigate. we have covered at the broward sheriff's office where we've had approximately twenty calls for service over the last two years regarding the killer the f.b.i. has a term and their protocol was not followed. your probation was not provided by me but. in no further investigation was conducted that. we've seen time and time again over the last few years intelligence agencies across the west dropping the ball in terms of getting tips being aware of potential threats and not following up on those threats

iowa.is micah from he was born at 20 weeks and is alive today to tell about it. this is not about medical liability, mr. president. roe v. wade says there is a compelling state interest to protect the unborn out of medical liability. i would argue that the difference between medical liability in 1973 and 2018 is a norm is. what we are trying to do is provide a new way to protect the unborn. in a legislative a-day -- can a legislative body prohibit abortion on demand at a time science tells us the baby feels excruciating pain, at a time science tells us parents should sing to their child, at a time science tells us that this baby has well-connected tissue and can feel pain and survive. my answer is, yes. it is ok for the congress and state legislators to pass laws saying that, at the fifth month, we are going to disallow abortion on demand, there will be exceptions, but they will be rare. there are about 10,000 cases that are affected by this law potentially. what are we trying to do? we are trying to proceed forward. to a better day in america. we're trying to ge

john micah said we'll defund amtrak and kill off these transit programs. he got his head handed to him. this administration too. this is a fake -- >> house democratic leaders earlier. votes on a couple bills debated earlier. we don't expect them to be in very long. live coverage on c-span. to the peissn and in clause -f rof rulesoff the u.s. representaves, the cle receivedowing messag e secretary of the senate febary 8, 20 at 2:4 p.m. appointment toational cocil on disility,igned sincerel kar las e spketempor the unfinished bs ie vot on pas of h.

micah, let's start with you.s auto cnn to focus on her, given what we know about what they have done to their own people. i don't know. you can go to the hitler comparison. >> look, i think that a lot of people fell into kim jong un's trap here. this is their diplomatic charm offensive for the olympics. >> laura: f, but why do they buy into it? >> it to just really obscured the incredibly important high-level diplomacy that was going on. during this high-level engagement. >> laura: it you are saying that mike pence should have turned around to one of the sister was behind him and given her the thumbs up? what should he have done their customer >> no, he should not have shaken his hand, he could have an auditor, just to acknowledge her presence. but you know, by and large, i think the vice president had a strategy. that was essentially to ignore the north koreans, not to legitimize them. the one big complaint i have about the media is that they didn't cover the vice president when he wanted to the memorial to hono

along with deputy micah flick. the father of 7-year-old twins was killed on his 11th anniversary as a police officer. >> deputy flick was an outstanding member of my agency. and he will be missed. >> reporter: flick is the third colorado police officer gunned down in the line of duty in the last five weeks. douglas county sheriff deputy zackari parish was killed on new year's eve. and deputy health gumm was killed on january 24th. >> this has happened al too often here. >> reporter: randy schott and his son were among the hundreds of people who braved the cold to pay their respects. >> deputy flick made the ultimate sacrifice, taking care of all of us. so the least we can do is come out here and say thank you. >> reporter: mourners waved flags and saluted the passing cars as a solemn police process for flick rolled away from the hospital. >> tonight there is no distinction between our uniforms, state patrol, sheriff's office and the colorado springs police department. our hearts are all broken. >> reporter: colorad

. >>> 34-year-old deputy micah flick you see here is survived by his wife and 7-year-old twins. >>> meantime, witnesses are calling a man a hero after he helped others escape from their burning cars following a chain reaction accident in santa rosa. take a look, cell phone video shows the fiery scene at fountain grove parkway and mendocino avenue. investigators believe a dump truck lost its brakes while it hauled debris from homes destroyed in october's deadly firestorm. fire erupted when the truck hit other vehicles. a driver who just missed being hit ran from car to car helping people escape this inferno. a few months after his own home was lost in the fires. >> chaos. flames. debris. pops, booms. what caught my attention, i made it through an intersection, i heard boom! >> the out-of-control truck hit at least nine other vehicles. six of them caught fire. six people needed to go to the hospital. >>> the alameda county sheriff's office rolled out texts to 911 today. they were encouraging people to call if they can and text if they can't. abc 7 news reporter melanie woodrow shows you how it

john micah said we are going to defund amtrak. he got his head handed to him. this administration will, too, with this fake plan. this is a fake infrastructure plan as proposed. the real elements of itr they want to push profits to their friends. they said we can't find the money to do this. the states and cities, they have to pony up and don't worry, private capital will fill in this good. it went from a trillion dollars to a trillion and a half dollars but don't even have the $200 billion as a down payment. we have a concrete plan. we want to move forward. the jobs that are created are not just people saying to me, congress, i don't work in construction. it's not just construction jobs, design, engineering, small business, small minority, women-owned businesses. it's manufacturing and actually high tech because we have $100 billion backlog to bring our transit systems let alone to build new transit systems to get cars out of traffic. those are often now high-tech jobs and manufacturing jobs. we have the strongest buy america, more stronger than the pentagon.

with close to $10 billion in the portfolio, city and count revenue is equivalent to micah johnson -- major corporations in san francisco. unlike those that serve the public, we are substantially different. we have diverse vital services that touch every single resident's lives in many different facets. that diversity of the work that we do and the services we provide, mean that our banking and our ecosystem of banking is significantly more complex. we have disbursements of checks, ach wires, payments, all the way through to -- for all of the retirees, employees, and our vendors. with deposits that come in 25 cent changes as well as large wires in the millions of dollars. we have to do reporting to meet the financial forecasting for the city and the end of the year financial audit. we have a large degree around services around fraud and security to ensure that the revenue we receive is secured and to make sure the disbursements we make, they're going to the people they're intended to go to. these products that we utilize to minimize the amount of manual processing and paperwork, and t

for example, you see quite a few references in the founding literature to the use of micah -- what does the lord require of thee? in my adult life i have heard a dozen or so sermons on that and it is focused on my individual virtue -- this is what god requires of me individually. when you see this in the literature of the american founding, they understood that this is what theologians call a covenantlawsuit text. this was god's grievance against the nation of israel. in the end of that text, the children of israel having been convinced that they have broken the covenant with god say much -- what must we do to make things right. this is when god says you must do justice and love percy and walk humbly. this is about a grievance that god haswith his people then god's instruction to me as an individual. there are other texts where they are misappropriating a biblical text. i made a reference to this in my talk this morning. take for example uses of new testament language on liberty. americans in this period love new testament texts that use the word liberty. i mentioned galatians 5:1. ther

deputy micah flick was killed while he and other officers were investigating a stolen vehicle in coloradostigators say the officers were struggling with a male suspect when shots were fired. authorities say the lone suspect was also killed. two other deputies, a colorado springs police officer and a bystander were shot and wounded. people lined the streets as the procession took the 34-year-old deputy's body from the hospital to the coroner's office last night. >>> new this morning, the hits keep coming for a member of the new england patriots. rob grankowski fresh off a super bowl loss has reported a burglary at his home in foxboro massachusetts. police say it is not clear when the break in occurred or what, if anything, was stolen. >> ♪ this winter in the state with more ski mountains than any other, family fun reaches a new peak. so whether you're a speed demon or more of a snow angel, your winter chariot awaits. pick the best peak for your family getaway at iloveny.com new york state. it's all here. it's only here. >> time for a preview of what's coming up on "gma." >> to the "gma" st

i want you to welcome two of the cofounders of the women's march, ta micah mallery and bob bland. welcome to the van jones show. in the house. [ applause ] >> we have two women in the house. i am so glad to know that the young people are going to have the support of folks like you. why do you think it's important as leaders of a women's movement to help this youth movement against gun violence? >> we have seen the type of support that is needed to create a mass mobilization. and also all of the challenges that can come along t way. and we remember what it was like to be questned as women why you, why should you be leading this. and so we wanto say to the youth of america that are rising up in numbers too big to ignore, we are with you, we support you, and we stand with you in this movement. >> that's beautiful. you know, what did you guys learn? i mean, you guys came out of no where, you weren't the established women's organization, you were just some people found each other and made this massive thing. what did you learn that you think the young people should keep in mind? >> i t

the fallen deputy, micah flick was celebrating his 11-year anniversary with the force.hird law enforcement officer to be killed in colorado since december 31st. deputy flick is survived by his wife and 7-year-old twins. >>> the supreme court rejected a request from pennsylvania republicans to block a state court ruling ordering the state's congressional maps to be redrawn. the state supreme court earlier ruled the republicans pursued a partisan advantage in drawing the maps. republican leaders say they may try to take further legal action, although it's unclear what that would say. >>> veteran actor john mahoney has died, best known for playing the curmudgeonly but sharp-witted father in the tv series "frazier." >> i accidentally stain your apartment and you set fire to the one thing in this apartment i care about and heave it out. >> i'll tell you the elgtiest thing -- >> want to know the healthiest thing you can do? >> shut my yap. >> bingo. >> his publicist says he died sunday after a short illness. john mahoney was 77. he was so likable. such a likable actor. >> he

micah we will let him get on with his training. thank you for talking with us this morning.> we will follow the group through security. the next stop will be a waiting area. alaska airline has a plane that everyone will get on, including the dogs. the plane is not going anywhere. it is just being lent out for this training experience. back to you. >> that is a cool program. >> it's all about the treats. >> yes. this go over to rosemary now for a check of the weather. this morning when i woke up i looked at the temperature in my car and i said does that say 40? >> yes. we walked in together and he said what's up with this cold weather? it is freezing for some communities this morning. winter is still around. here is a look outside our doors. no rain. if we could find some rain, we would be in great shape. this is a dry and cooler day. it is cooler than yesterday. we began cooling yesterday. cooler for day and even cooler tomorrow. the system they kicked up the wind has moved off to the east. we now have another system that will be dropping in a little bit later today and into

i've spent too much time in micah rear worrying about it. i've never had a shortage of desire for me to write about white people. there is plenty but i do think that there is -- her question was framed around this i -- idea should there be a collective agenda and frankly i think for me at least personally as a black reporter working in the newsroom my agenda is always one of accountability and i think the agenda of accountability will proportionally affect those that are disproportionately disenfranchised by an unaccountable system but if you think we need to take the temperature and have real honest conversations about who is capable in this moment of doing that than reinvesting some of our resources and talent because i do think it's important to have these organizations and their voices being heard. >> thanks. the washington bureau chief says there are a lot of black face is not going into political journalism anymore so the numbers are dwindling for black people in political journalism. we need all people. here's what we are going to do.

deputy micah flick is now the third colorado officer to die in the line of duty in just the past fivehe leaves behind a wife and 7-year-old twins. >> bill: a busy day on the hill, too. lawmakers battling immigration reform. we have two days to go before another possible government shutdown. >> sandra: here we go again. >> bill: will it happen, right? come on back. >> listen up. a possible cure for baldness at mcdonalds. scientists in japan getting excited about mcdonalds french fries. a chemical in the cooking oil to grow new hair. it works for mice. it could treat hair loss in humans as well. >> jon: are you buying that? >> a lot of people are? >> they are buying the fries or the story? >> any excuse. a positive one to eat french fries at mcdonalds. >> do you know how many french fries you have to eat? the dow opened up 500 points down. we bounced back 300 points up and now we're trading about even. >> i tell you what, this is some volatility. wild swings in either direction, 1200 points fell off yesterday. a lot of people talking about how the market showing some control. the fact t

if you draw that micah phone a little bit closer to you. on her way out the door, chair yellen said that equity values are, quote unquote, quite high and that, quote unquote, there are potential dangers there. i don't disgreet with her. i just thought it was a little curious that a fed chair on her way out of the door would say such things but economists as you know have been predicting once the economy took off, that there would be immense pressures on equity markets. clearly, markets have been roiled. we know that fortunately markets are still up over 20% in the administration but we've had huge volatility over the last few days. could you give us your view on what's going on here? >> sure. mr. chairman, thank you very much for that question. first i would say we are very focused on the long-term economic growth and we believe that the policies that we've enacted including tax reform are very positive for long-term economic growth. we're already beginning to see that in terms of corporate investments back into the united states and the im

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