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a s-i-u student from northwest suburban morton grove is missing. 19-year-old pravin varughese was last seen wednesday night leaving a party on campus. phone records show he called a friend in chicago almost two hours later. and later sent a tweet saying his knuckles were bloody--- suggesting he may have been in a fight. there's a 15 thousand dollars for information leading to his recovery. for the first time ever, u-i-c faculty could go on strike tomorrow. more than eleven-hundred teachers and staff are planning a two day strike. the move would force the university to cancel hundreds of classes. pay is the main issue. the union is asking for a four and a half percent pay raise for this year while the university is offering three and a quarter percent. police say a newlywed couple just wanted to kill someone together. now, months later the woman accused of killing a man she met through craigslist says she has killed people dozens of times before. this is a horrifying story. andrew spencer has the story. >> a woman accused of luring a man to his death says she has killed dozens before. >

morton seems like a nice guy. to get through this, baby. we are going to make it like it was. have been a huge star in your native sweden. everybody is predicting this is going to put you in the same frame stateside. doesn't feel that way to you? >> i feel incredibly blessed to get work with people like sam jackson and michael keaton, so for me it is a dream come true regardless. tavis: i read an interview you did the other day, and i was fascinated by a particular line i want to explore, but the article didn't give space to do this. that is this notion that putting on this sued for robocop you thought was going to be heavy and tiring, and it may have been all that, but when you put the suit on, wearing the suit day in day out spoke about the humanity of the character. what do you mean by that? >> it was more the contrast of emotions the character was going through. i didn't expect to find that from a suit. i put the suit on. it was uncomfortable and made me feel like a bad askss, but it also revealed some of the vulnerability the character was going through. i'm not wearing a

off in the chopper 7 news chopper to perform what they assume would be a routine water rescue in morton bay. they don't have exact coordinates for the boat's location. they spot a different vessel, the water police, who are responding to the mayday call. greg hopes the water police know where the troubled boat is, but he can't confirm this by radio. >> they were on a different frequency. we didn't have that frequency with us. so that added to the problems. we couldn't see anything up ahead where they were heading, so we turned around and went back a little ways. then we found the yacht. it was in a precarious position. >> after two days navigating stormy seas, skipper malcolm dickson is trapped in morton bay's shallow waters. his girlfriend and her small child huddle below deck as malcolm battles the waves. >> it was just disappearing in behind these swells that were just enormous. >> from his point in the air, greg sees the yacht is in real trouble. the front sail is in shreds and the engine has failed leaving the skipper unable to maneuver. then things get worse. a monster wave smashe

morton was arrested today suspected of stealing more than $33,000. >>> appreciating art through a differents. the exhibit that uses google glass to tell a story. >> you know we are going to talk about the nba and the warriors. playoffs, up thumb's up or down? >> definitely up. >> that is more, coming up, don't move ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, interactive exhibit at the smithsonian's national portt gallery. people are invited to put on "google glass"... as they check out the piece... es hundreds of >>> the 12 foot flag is part of an exheubit. they are invited to put on google glass as they check out the piece. the portrait of america is the first of 10 works in the artist series. >>> a big gas for groupon. offering customers $10 off $40 purchases at any local business. they said the bill features president hamilton. he was the first treasure secretary, he was chief of staff for george washington, one of the founding fathers but never president. coming up, gold, silver, bronze and meteorite? ,,,,,,,,,, the great american novel. so you can happily let life get in the way, while planning for tomorrow. so

the 48-year-old morton is accused of embezzling $34,000 from the golf club located in the carmel area. deputies took the man into custody on saturday. >> now to the roof and check out the weather with mike nicco. is this sprinkles or mist? >> probably a little bit of mist. this is hardly a cloud. it is clear in most areas. this could be a little bit of cloud cover along the coast trying to move over the peninsula. because of the lack of cloud cover, we are dealing with temperatures anywhere from five to 13 degrees cooler than just 24 hours ago so dress warmly. now a look at the temperatures, we are going to be in the 30's onland, low-to-mid 40's around the bay and the coast through 7:00. we will have the high clouds start to stream in as the storm system passes to our north. we will have temperatures in the mid-to-upper 50's at noon. mid-50's at 4:00. low 60's elsewhere. pretty comfort am day. we will have lazy clouds in the evening hours and low-to-mid 50's. here is the three day forecast: we have a small chance of light rain tuesday night into wednesday morning. otherwise it will be

neil bentley morton is the manager of the tamama golf club in carmel suspected of stealing more than30,000 of money. >>> a hookah lounge might need approval from two steps on the border of pleasant hill and con -- cities on the border of pleasant hill and concord. the two neighborhoods will decide whether allowing the business will be in the public's best interest. about. >> you've got what's happening in -- interest. >> you've got what's happening in one city affecting what's happening where the boundaries of another city exists. >> that hearing is wednesday night at 7:00 at concord city hall. >>> last weekend's rain was a welcome relief for most people in the bay. others got a nasty surprise. don forge says the misfortune is working out well for roofers. >> reporter: when the rains stopped coming down, the hot tar started going up. owner of booth & little roofing.he says waitin bite you. darren roofers across marin county are pretty popular. >> monday and tuesday are pretty busy as far as phone calls. >> reporter: yup. guess what? those roof repairs that you've put off last weekend

paul scott who join us live from their well hello to both of you martin and paul let's begin with morton first so martin it's very beautiful where you are especially the bad ground where you stand but do tell us about the entrance that the flame has made into the capital of the olympic games. that's right merino we well what a journey it's made sixty five thousand kilometers around the largest country in the well that is. fourteen thousand torch bearers over one hundred twenty three cities in russia featuring such feats is going up as you said to the international space station the first time in history it made a space walk event should up to the north pole it's been a summer reading visit the largest freshwater lake in the world lake baikal in siberia and finally after months of anticipation it is here in salter in fact in about thirty minutes time it will rise actually not by land but on a yacht that will make its way across to adler very close to the olympic park where the opening ceremony will take place on friday. outspread left of the earth as you could say i had its way up to the

their privacy is secure has just become shorter after another leak from edward snowden as of the morton tells us in her latest programme it's canada's air transport hubs that have turned into hubs of spying. that is owned spine agency called the sec used to airport why fight attract travelers movements but the agency didn't stop there the second continue tracking individuals long after they left the airport by monitoring when their wireless devices showed up at other wife i hotspots in cities across canada and the u.s. according to leak powerpoint presentation in two thousand and twelve the program was a trial run for a joint see sec n.s.a. program to track quote any target that makes occasional forays into other cities because we all know that for rain equals terrorism. of course he didn't hesitate to request comments from the agency and you can find out what their reaction was and check out the full show in about it from now this is off the international nexus homeless in new york called special report but if you're watching from the u.k. you'll be going underground with afshin rattan

morton taken a profession from a beloved father were husband and i only can kill someone then i went to the elks and find meaning and i've just realized he's been fed the children grandchildren great grandchildren and children will put aside consistently and not just please come again and this peaceful man. for example he set to receive fifty thousand units as well his longtime pastor assistant didn't think that my belly button that says that the sticky kind of him. i mean it that says that she wasn't kidding about that dennis asked excuse me can say things seem and the modest estimate is around the median your eyes. if a kid does not include royalties investments that make up the bulk of his actual financial legacy eighteen seen his political party could receive up to thirty percent of royalties pretty petals to make donations to six scoreless inning of the city. a nice well he gave detailed instructions on how his money should be good citizens and attempts to prevent squabbles not that i keep counting the wilsons sending wheels defended the use of this idea the occasion the dischar

and two year and to immigration policies let's talk now to morton messerschmitt danish member of the european parliament little welcome to r.c. very nice to talk to you right now so what do you make of this united states of europe idea. well on the one hand i think it's nice that vivian reading as one of the commissioners actually speak out openly about her desires and dreams so many of the other commissioners near fissions will never admit to that the goal is to for me a federal european union you don't the other hand i'm quite confirm darkly sure that that the citizens of europe don't desire don't want to have this federal state that we've been reading is speaking about an obviously she's she therefore reveals. the idea that you're brussels which is in contradiction with the people of europe that's why we need to have more referenda us and to check whether the people of europe actually just want to give up also venancio their fiscal policies migration policies and so on to an elected body in brussels that we've been ripped reading represents and of course there are also concerns ab

anti euro and anti immigration parties morton messerschmitt he's a danish member of the european parliament thinks the people are simply reacting to policies the failed. citizens if you don't desire don't want to have this federal state that be enraging is speaking about and it is these issues she therefore reveals. the ideology of brussels which is in contradiction with the people of europe so many issues try to see in the european union right at this moment but we have to understand that when these parties come it's not because the europeans are turning to the extreme right out of their free will it's because many of the problems that that form our everyday life with criminal migrants with the recession of economy and so on has been building created by the european union and this is therefore only the rational approach for many many people to reject all controlled all of your credit and undemocratic european union there's nowhere is for them to go because all the parties they remain very loyal to the european union they would never speak against brussels and therefore the voters are actua

like the guy who thought about for the death penalty for but it's cooked up the keys on tablets of morton thirty seconds the swamp on the weekends and for the five goal haul from all the people here do crowd control is to cut the official test was taken to america the uk gemini whatever sense that the security issues ought to head out. we all feel secure but it is not even that of its overseas targets. it's very relaxed sitting in the event was the kids were on the wilds. i'm jackie special ease off to my head the field of cubs born we feel god violates dollars but we hear such a fantastic job the lively atmosphere and saatchi has been gradually falling in the hearts of the counters. still there's some that referred to only notice the downside and ignore the high points are teased and it's sticky and looks set for the media criticism of the live pictures coming from. you know some media outlets here have tried so hard to make the olympics in russia smell like cold war. their cover it some didn't even bother to come up with new tolls. new graphics same cold beer. this cover is from ninetee

the 48-year-old morton is accused of embezzling $24,000 from the golf club located in carmel.ies took the man into custody on saturday. >> a weekend shooting takes the life of a 16-year-old girl. what we are learning this morning about the young victim. >> first, getting ready to welcome the dalai lama where preparations underway in the east bay for the religious leader's upcoming visit. >> here is a look outside: you would expect lighter traffic. this is the skyway in san francisco that looks light. traffic is weather next at the morning news continues. all across america, people are using lysol in hundreds of ways. what's christine's story? i started using lysol disinfectant spray, gosh, as long as i can remember. i use lysol on soft surfaces because you can't put your couch in the washing machine. i think that lysol disinfectant spray compares to other products in that it actually kills the germs. which helps keep my family healthy. it's tried and true. i mean all you have to do is just spray. it does the job for you. lysol - hundreds of ways to help protect your family. >>

campus of southern illinois university to hold a vigil for a missing student from northwest suburban morton grove. 19-year-old pravin vehrgeez was last seen leaving a party on campus nearly a week ago. phone records show he called a friend in chicago a couple of hours later ... then posted on twitter that suggested he may have been in a fight. police have used helicopters and search dogs - but have not found a trace of vehrgeez. the group prayed for his safe return. >> we don't know where he is if he is warm or hungry. we just want our brother back. >>the family is offering a 15 thousand dollar reward for information about his disappearance. friends and family of victims of chicago's deadliest nightclub disaster gathered at the site of the old e-2 nightclub to remember their loved ones. yesterday marked the 11-th anniversary of the tragedy that killed 21 people. they were crushed to death after a security guard released pepper spray into a crowd to break up a fight. families held a prayer vigil last night at 23rd and michigan in their honor. club co-owners calvin hollins and dwain kyles wer

the 48-year-old morton is accused of embelow >> never, ever, mess with dirty harry. or with mike.ike? >> now we will talk about temperatures. good morning to you. when you are stepping outside this morning, for a jog or whatever you are doing, dress warmly, with temperatures 13 degrees cooler than this time 24 hours ago and double digits cooler in oakland, san jose, livermore, napa and santa rosa. the day planner shows the neck 12 -- next 12 hours, the coast is mid-40's through the only, and mid-to-upper 30's inland. by noon all of us around the mid-to-upper 50's and high clouds after sunrise and by 4:00 we are in the mid-50's along the coast and low 60's elsewhere and lazy high clouds in the low-to-mid 50's. tomorrow is dry but clouds and the same as today. a chance of sprinkles and light rain tuesday night into wednesday morning and wednesday is the comest and thursday is the warming trend with upper 50's along the coast and mid-to-upper 50's elsewhere and it will feel like spring this weekend. i will show you when the 70's are here in the seven-day outlook. searching long and l

. >> in 2002, chief prosecutor chuck morton is interviewed about the case for msnbc. >> we only get tom the photographs and the forensic evidence a crime scene where we can speculate what may have happened. to see the video, the 22 minutes of terror the victims went through. >> the video tape, in 1994 was, you know, earth shattering. >> this attorney will represent one of the two men charged with the murders. >> in the beginning, law enforcement had this, this is the holy grail for sure and will solve the entire case. once they had the video, the police stilled out photos, put them on a flyer and sent them to every law enforcement agency in florida. >> three weeks after the slayings, police in dade county make an arrest in another home invasion and an apparent connection to the faces on the flier. >> that home invasion is interrupted because one of the people in the house is in the bathroom, they call the police and catch them in the middle of the home invasion. >> the intruders show violence, shooting a dog and threatening to disem bowel a pregnant woman. police theorize that two of t

[hip-hop music] ♪ 10 miles outside of my hometown of chicago, located in morton grove, illinois, is theome of athans motors. in 2009, pete athans, a car enthusiast and successful real estate investor, who made millions flipping houses, sunk his entire life savings into building his first car dealership. >> i created a place where you want to hang out, buy a car, sell your car... car's worth 30 all day, wholesale. service your car, or just come by and have a cup of coffee. >> the project took 18 months and cost more than $4 million to complete. >> i spent all my cash building this place and trying to keep it open. come on. 1,300 in one month? and it's hard to get more money to buy vehicles. >> we're scarce on cars. >> pete hired his cousin tony to be general manager. >> hey, mike, make sure you check that all the tires match. >> okay. >> i'm here every day to make sure everything is perfect. >> and working together has strained their relationship. >> tony, come into my office, please. >> and tony has been talking about leaving athans. >> i can't work in an environment where the owner que

the morning the problems cited the premier college do you address these problems morton on the lead of eighty eight the fed seems to feel when you are a christian it would do to put in and says that it might disprove this movie does he think he's four in actual fact he got off the people to think of the streets. and if there is a competition between capri has a new portal is an importer of his eyes to determine who would be good either there is a dreamer saying that most of our lessons either. at the edge the turkey stuffing them into the wild wild wild. distorted view of watching the mood of the economic problems and and that is not exactly the only prominent in design and present political problems and economic prominence one is a road that has peanuts and an exchange toll exchange rates. that was said by the government that has the mount that has allowed basically a lot of corruption money from the above him in because they are in control of the exchange rate. they have indeed started production in the news on that with the country that could use act act on that had the young men ha

throck morton, while the report be submitted no later than december 31, 2013, f.d.a.'s first annual shortages report was submitted to the committee on february 5. and with data from only the first three quarters of 2013. you notice in your testimony that 170 new shortages were prevented in 2013. this is up from 140 in the report f.d.a. submitted to the congress. i assume that means that f.d.a. claims to have prevented 30 shortages in the fort quarter of the year, is that correct? >> we do have our full year data available now and we'll be happy to share that with you, mr. chairman. >> let's use that smaller sample size for sake of discussion. it will be helpful to have more detailed examples of how f.d.a. prevented these shortages. what specific actions did the agency take? which drug products would currently be in shortage if not >> i can get you some specific information but i can give you some general examples if that would be helpful. one issue is something called regulatory flexibility. these are places where we either expedited additional actions that would other

authorities say morton is suspected of forgery and stealing more than 33,000.r, there have been no comments from the be -- from the club. >>> there is a new online database listing fines for senior care homes all over northern california. this is the first time the general public has been able to see how these home club facilities are rated. five of the ten with the most fines are here in the bay area. the highest bay area offender, jai residential home in millbrae with more than $27,000 in fines. some of the administrators of the facility say they are trying to fix the problems as quickly as possible. >>> 8:09. there's a report apple was interested in making a bid for tesla. apple's head of merger and acquisitions met with elon musk last year. according to the chronicle, the high-level meeting would indicate apple is looking to expand from its core business. neither tesla norapple is commenting on the report or any possible deal. >>> hollywood looking for it new star in fremont, believe it or not. here's a photo. this is an open casting call for the movie call

the boys claim that 45-year-old joseph morton, physically, emotionally and sexually abused them.estation charges and is scheduled to go on trial next month. the families are also suing the mt. diablo school district and a dozen current and former district employees. the boys attended woodside school when the alleged abuse occurred. the lawsuit accuse district workers of failing to report earlier warnings of abuse by martin. >>> a grand jury is now indicted -- has now indicted antolin garcia-torres for the murder of morgan hill teenager sierra lamar and also for attempting to kidnap three other women in 2009. the indictment comes almost two years after antolin garcia- torres was first charged with kidnapping and killing sierra lamar. her body was never found. but prosecutors say her dna was found in antolin garcia- torres's car. >> any kind of progress at this point would be welcomed because we've been waiting for almost two years now and it's been really frustrating for the family. >> prosecutors say the indictment eliminates the need now for a preliminary hearing so the case can

neil bently morton worked at the tahema golf club in caramel booked in the monterey county jail on 16f forgery, embezzlement and grand theft of over $33,000. >>> an american airlines official says a flight from chicago to london had to make an emergency landing so the crew could kickoff an unruly passenger. the man who reportedly refused to listen to the flight crews instructions so the plane had to land in new finland where the man was handed over to local authorities. a spokesman for american airlines did not give anymore details on exactly specifically what the man did, but that flight was then able to continue on to london. >>> a body was found in the wheel well of a south african airlines plane on saturday. the plane was parked at washington dulles airport. officials say the death is under investigation. operations at the airport were unaffected by this discovery. >>> and california agriculture officials reporting good news for wine lovers. there is a record harvest of wine grapes this year. growers in the nations premier wine region brought in a bumper crop last year. the state

dicaprio is trying to get the biopic of teddy roosevelt done of the it's based on the book and he wants mortonbe the next presidential movie -- >> we can see him, leo on san juan hill, with the rough riders. >> he could. >> that's a role that will get him an oscar, too. oscar voters love physical change. >> his wish may come true. >> the oscars are march 2. his nomination for best actor for that. we'll see. >> very nicely done. and if people would like more information? >> check out all our celebrity interviews on in the foxlight.com. >> thanks. >>> coming up on this monday, presidents' day, the craigslist killer says she didn't just kill one man. she murdered 22 people in all. but is she telling the truth or is she just starved for attention? a former homicide detective on that case coming up next. >>> first the aflac trivia question of the day, born on this date in 1964, the director is best known for his high budget action film, like "transformers" and" armageddon." be the first to e-mail us the correct answer. >> prepare the world for bad news. >> oh, my god aflac. ♪ aflac, aflac, afc! ♪ [

throck morton, while the report be submitted no later than december 31, 2013, f.d.a.'s first annual shortages report was submitted to the committee on february 5. and with data from only the first three quarters of 2013. you notice in your testimony that 170 new shortages were prevented in 2013. this is up from 140 in the report f.d.a. submitted to the congress. i assume that means that f.d.a. claims to have prevented 30 shortages in the fort quarter of the year, is that correct? >> we do have our full year data available now and we'll be happy to share that with you, mr. chairman. >> let's use that smaller sample size for sake of discussion. it will be helpful to have more detailed examples of how f.d.a. prevented these shortages. what specific actions did the agency take? which drug products would currently be in shortage if not for the agency's actions? >> i can get you some spiff information but i can -- specific information but i can give you some general examples if that would be helpful. one issue is something called regulatory flexibility. these are places wher