mr. lou. mr. lou! >> reporter: as firefighters battled the flames, one neighbor stood anxiously outside waiting for news of her close friend mr. lou. very would later learn he didn't make it. >> he is inside, inside the house. i saw call, scream. i mean, anybody can grab him. mr. lou is small. they can grab him. >> reporter: she shared these pictures of mr. lou's life, 94-year-old world war ii army veteran. he had a birthday party a few years back and several years before that he married his wife lenni. >> he was a very nice old man, as nice as they come. he's such a nice guy. >> just a very delightful elderly gent we got to be friends with, and i'm very sad to see him go. >> he always call me nash ir, nash ir, i love him. he was humble. loved my kids. you know, we were always there in his house. >> reporter: this morning firefighters brafrming the bitter cold for hours to battle the flames. they still don't know what caused the fire. now neighbors are left to mourn their loss. >> i'm speechless. i'm s

but so sad, mr. lou, he couldn't move. >> reporter: neighbors say he served the country as a world war ii army veteran. and although he was 94, he didn't let his age get in the way of enjoying life. >> he told us stories about marching around and things like that. just a very delightful elderly gent that we got to be friends with. and i'm very sad to see him go. >> we have fun, you know. with the neighbors, we all get together to make mr. lou happy. >> he was a very nice old man, as nice as they come. such a nice guy. >> reporter: this morning cold forehours to battle flames. they still don't know what caused the fire. now neighbors are left to mourn their loss. >> he always call me nasher. i love him. he was humble. love my kids. we were always there in his house. so sad. i'm sorry, i'm sorry. >> reporter: now, firefighters say his wife made it out of the house okay. it's not clear if they had working smoke detectors. live in annandale, amee cho, news4. meagan? >> all right, amee, thank you. >> we are s

. >> neighbors simply called him mr. lou. a community speechless after flames destroy the home of a beloved world war ii veteran. >> plus only on news4, the big way lawmakers want to improve safety around many local schools for people on scene and behind the wheel. >> you're watching news4 at 4:00. >> hello, everyone. first let's get to the bitter cold that is following us into 2018. i'm leon harris. >> and i'm susan hogan in for pat lawson muse. it is brutal out there. gloves, the hood, anything you can find. temperatures barely got into the 20s and that is before you fact for in the wind chill. >> when it's this cold some of the water mark haines belins un streets can't take it. it didn't take long for the water to turn into ice on those streets. >> the cold has turned deadly in milwaukee where it is only 5 degrees above 0. the cold is blamed for two deaths. a third man was found dead outside a church in detroit where it was well below 0 this morning. what is coming next for us as many of you head back to work and back to s

bannon to come in wednesday, i asked when mr. lou wi -- lewindowsky would comeback. we press on. thank you. charles: representative adam schiff expresses his dis may of what is history now that majority house intel committee voted to release the momento. it will -- memo, await president trump who has up to 5 days to decide whether that is the next move, to texas tern attorney general expectation to know pax. do you think it was the right move? >> yeah. i have a lot of confidence in the process. i could in the end -- i think in the end you will see whatever comes out, we'll know what is going on. i am confidence that the process is working, our representatives are doing the right thing. charles: representative schiff, also suggesting that this a whole thing has been politicized. suggesting that it is going to jeopardize investigations, perhaps and certainly not help with credibility of it all, which is interesting considering the whole episode lost a lot of credibility to begin with. >> i don't agree with him, i think as process goes forward, you will see he not correct. and that

nadler: i now yield5 seconds to the gentleman from california, mr. lou. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. lieu: thank you, mr. speaker. having served oactive duty in the united states military when it comes to foreign terrorists on foreign soil, we nd to track them down and bill them. that's why i support the fisa act as applied to foreigners. but unfortunately this act has now been used to apply to americans. and if you're going to do that, you need to follow the constitution. you need to put in a warrant requirement. fortunately the new fisa bill does not do that. that's why i support the u.s.a. rights amendment. at the end of the day this is not about terrorists or terrorism. it's about can you use information against americans in a domestic court. that's what this issue is about. don't let the intelligence agency scare you. vote no on the nunes bill, yes on the u.s.a. rights amendment. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman information against mericans in a domestic mr. goodlatte: mr. speaker, may i inquire how much time remains

nadler: i now yield5 seconds to the gentleman from california, mr. lou. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. lieu: thank you, mr. speaker. having served oactive duty in the united states military when it comes to foreign terrorists on foreign soil, we nd to track them down and bill them. that's why i support the fisa act as applied to foreigners. but unfortunately this act has now been used to apply to americans. and if you're going to do that, you need to follow the constitution. you need to put in a warrant requirement. fortunately the new fisa bill does not do that. that's why i support the u.s.a. rights amendment. at the end of the day this is not about terrorists or terrorism. it's about can you use information against americans in a domestic court. that's what this issue is about. don't let the intelligence agency scare you. vote no on the nunes bill, yes on the u.s.a. rights amendment. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman information against mericans in a domestic mr. goodlatte: mr. speaker, may i inquire how much time remains

lou: i got it. >> mr. wolf f is a fa fabulousi. ant a stronger majority. >> this is a man who's had a problem with the truth for a very long time. lou: he's a liar. did you say he's a liar. >> even in his own book he's not sure what is the truth and what isn't the streut. if it rings true, then it is true. this is the problem with liberals. they don't like truth. they don't like fact. lou: you two have gone absolutely wobbly on me and i can't figure it out. a fabulousist and an even match, said christopher bedford. what are we to do with you two? >> editors across the news spectrum have really failed their viewer osen this on this . if anyone at fox business wanted to publish any of these claims, an editor of any kind would say i need to see your sources, your transcripts. where's the double-check and the background. liberals and part of the media want to believe this, it sounds true, they haven't asked any of the important questions. and places in new york and dak -- lou: it's fine. >> exactly. terrible. lou: the fact is the presid

nadler: i now yield5 seconds to the gentleman from california, mr. lou. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. lieu: thank you, mr. speaker. having served oactive duty in the united states military when it comes to foreign terrorists on foreign soil, we nd to track them down and bill them. that's why i support the fisa act as applied to foreigners. but unfortunately this act has now been used to apply to americans. and if you're going to do that, you need to follow the constitution. you need to put in a warrant requirement. fortunately the new fisa bill does not do that. that's why i support the u.s.a. rights amendment. at the end of the day this is not about terrorists or terrorism. it's about can you use information against americans in a domestic court. that's what this issue is about. don't let the intelligence agency scare you. vote no on the nunes bill, yes on the u.s.a. rights amendment. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman information against mericans in a domestic mr. goodlatte: mr. speaker, may i inquire how much time remains

mrs. clinton at home? >> that is correct, lou, and thanks. it is it important that that distinction be made. they were classified at the time they were produced and transmitted. they are not pretroactively classified as a smoke screen or red herring. they were classified when written and resident on the we upper lap top. >> lou: investigators knew that but did not share it with the public? >> i have a tidbit with grassly and the comey memo. >> lou: jump in any way you want. >> we have a sworn statement who was in the fbi, and in that sworn declaration mr. hardy said that all of comey's memos, all of them were classified at the time they were written and they remain classified and so the open question for mr. grassly, was it 4 of 7 or what time were they? >> no, we have a swarn declaration from the chief officer of the fbi they were classified at the time comey wrote them. >> lou: and should litigation come to that, that is determined in the case and give us clear understanding of the fbi as to the level of classification for all of those memo

lou: and the fbi investigators presumably knew that did they not? they just didn't share it with the public. >> absolutely and i have a tid bit concerning mr. grassley and the comey memos that maybe jumping ahead a bit but this is important. lou: jump in any direction you want here. >> we have a sworn declaration here from david hardy whose the chief foia officer of the fbi we attained in the last few days and in that sworn declaration mr. hardy says that all of comey 's memos, all of them, were classified at the time they were written and they remain classified, so the kind of open question for mr. grassley about is it four of seven or what time were they? no, we have a sworn declaration from the chief foia officer of the fbi. they were classified at the time comey wrote them. lou: and while that may not be determinant, i suppose at some point forward in litigation should it come to that, it is determinant in the case of foia and gives us a clear understanding it would seem the thinking of the fbi as to the level of classification for all of those memorandum. >> well it's also mishandling of national defense information which is a crime so

lou: stopping short saying, tell him to go to hell, mr. president. >> that is hell, telling him to work with the republicans. lou: my calculation based on what you told me earlier, 16 mrs. of people approval of mcconnell. >> i didn't say mcconnell. i said generic congress. you get down -- lou: we're going to get special credit. >> they get lower ratings actually. and it's never been this bad. and i think to a certain extent this is why. lou: look at ryan and look at mcconnell and what you said. they're supposed to be working on next year's fiscal year budget. >> the budget process is supposed to be moving forward. the president is going to make the state of the union address in days. lou: i like what mulvaney said, i think he's one of the best oorks mb directors that e with eve had in a long time and this president is going to make certain there's as little pain as possible, which is hard t inw tore do. >> the reality puts people to hurt and it costs a lot of money in the end and we don't get the job done. lou: they do it every damn year. g

lou: and chris, your thoughts? >> greg nailed it. he's exactly correct. but i think that mr. comey will decline to even appear. lou: is that his -- it's impossible to force him to testify. >> well you can slap him with a subpoena. lou: and with a subpoena he has to show up. but does he at that point have to -- he's still got constitutional rights, right? >> he can take the fifth and refuse to testify. >> or he'll put himself in a position that attorney general holder was put in where he'll be held in contempt of congress and you saw how far that went. lou: absolutely. this is getting to be a huge number of people from the white house who have testified, who have been interviewed by the investigating special counsel's office. the president himself, as we have talked about, is saying he's willing to discuss it all with the special counsel. i'm trying to understand his, his thinking, the president's thinking dealing with a special counsel who is highly questionable in terms of his own integrity and his refusal to recuse himself from a deeply conflicted role. chris? >> with respect to the 20 people being interviewe

mr. trump i totally support you, you have my vote. louwe are pleased to have two of those angel moms with us tonight. get ready to beat what may be the smartest dog on earth. she first gained fame for pulling her own sled so she could pull it down a hill. but this australian shepherd-border collie mission shepherd-border collie mission can do a lot lot more. the great emperor penguin migration. trekking a hundred miles inland to their breeding grounds. except for these two fellows. this time next year, we're gonna be sitting on an egg. i think we're getting close! make a u-turn... u-turn? recalculating... man, we are never gonna breed. just give it a second. you will arrive in 92 days. nah, nuh-uh. nope, nope, nope. you know who i'm gonna follow? my instincts. as long as gps can still get you lost, you can count on geico saving folks money. i'm breeding, man. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. lou: our next guests each lost a child through illegal immigrants committing a crime. they say the trump admi

mr. trump i totally support you, you have my vote. lout ready to beat what may be the smartest dog on earth. she first gained fame for pulling her own sled so she could pull it down a hill. but this australian shepherd-border collie mission can do a lot lot more. lou: our next guests each lost a child through illegal immigrants committing a crime. they say the trump administration needs to put an end to sanctuary cities before any action is taken to protect daca recipients. joining us is marianne mendoza. it's great to have you with us. and agnes giveny. what is your sense of the negotiation for daca? understanding what will be the result if the president has assured everyone the wall will be built. there will be an end to the lottery system. what do you make of it, agnes? >> i hope that president trump will not give amnesty to these daca kids. i don't think they were vetted. we don't know who they are. and how many are there? we need to protect our own country. they need to do it legally like my family did. they don't deserve to cut in l

corruption in africa will also dominate discussions here but it's tough to be skeptical lou with time city and mr. regrowth is. this what good reading. hours until. the african union will name prison muhammadu buhari of nigeria as its first of on to corruption champion for the year two thousand and eighteen it's an endorsement seen as article permission for present biharis efforts in the fight against graft in. all eyes will likely be on this month rwandan president paul kagame it will not only tickle boss chairman of the a huge general assembly but is also expected to use this year of the home to push through the agenda he developed far more independent. money has always been a sticking point at the u. . it now wants to hobbits activities bungled by its members the self financing scheme requires member states to levy a single point two percent tax on illegitimate imports to finance the union but so far just twenty one of the fifty five member states have implemented it. having a predictable financing for our security financing programs and also development programs is a prerequisite which means

i want to read something that you wrote or a quote of lou hoover's, mrs. hoover's, because president coolidge, who i will be representing for the minute, was a much more silent type and it was a little unnerved when hoover would come around and show how effective and knowledgeable and modern and good and popular he all was, and it was clear that hoover wasn't going to stop at commerce, right? and, well, what about coolidge? he only was elected his first time -- was going to have two terms or was hoover going to take -- so this is there between the two men, very different types. mrs. hoover, and i have never seen this before, you undug this, heard rumors that hoover was pushing coolidge, commerce secretary was pushing the president a little too much, and she said, daddy is playing ball in a team, she wrote in a letter, in a family letter. whether anyone persuaded him to run for the presidency or not, he certainly would not do it directly or indirectly while calvin coolidge was still apparently thinking of it. because he would never plot against the man who

mary lou mcdonald, a member of parliament in the irish republic, was the only candidate for the role. mrry to become leader more than 30 years ago. ms mcdonald comes from a very different background. our ireland correspondent, chris page, has been following the story, and explained how significant the appointment was. it's been thought for some years now that mary lou mcdonald was the likely successor to gerry adams. she's been a very strong presence at mr adams‘ side at key political events recently recently. her personal politicaljourney has been very different to her predecessor, though. mr adams was brought up in west belfast, a working—class area, the crucible of the conflict in northern ireland. security sources believe he was a senior member of the ira, though he has always denied being in the organisation. mary lou mcdonald grew up in a middle—class suburb in dublin and shejoined sinn fein during the peace process, so today sinn fein confirmed she was only nominee to succeed mr adams as party president, and she said that she would be putting her own stamp on the job. the truth is

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security sources believe he was a senior ira member, though mr adams has always denied being in the organisation. mary lou to score electoral success in the irish republic. she's become a robust parliamentary adversary of the prime minister, leo varadkar. sinn fein‘s opponents still focus on the party's links to the ira and sinn fein is continuing to defend the ira campaign, but it prefers to talk about the present rather than the past. as well as being the second biggest party here in northern ireland, it is also now the third largest in the republic. the first challenge for mary lou mcdonald will be negotiations to restore power sharing with unionists at stormont. but in the coming years, she'll be talking a lot about brexit, which republicans believe has changed the picture and renewed the debate about irish unity. chris page, bbc news, belfast. the international olympic committee has approved plans for north korea to participate at next month's winter olympics, and agreed teams from north and south can march under the same flag at the opening ceremony. the agreement comes over months of heightened ten

very interesting to see what happens with mary lou danley, the girlfriend of mr.ons, did federal or state authorities have any knowledge at all of paddock? had they had contact with him? were they aware of him before the shooting? do we know anything about that? >> not to my knowledge. no. the fbi has said that they now know that there was a lot of ammo in the residence of the shooter, which to me is not very revealing and not shocking news to anybody. >> tucker: no. especially not in this case. so do we have any -- i don't want you to speculate or get over your skis at all. we don't want to muddy it with things we don't know for certain. but do you have any understanding of why it's taking so long to get basic information out of this investigation and any indication as to why it seems to be conducted in this haphazard sloppy way? >> you know, i do. i always appreciate you wanting to stick to what we know. i think that helps. despite the fact that the government has been unnecessarily cryptic about this, which is fostered a bunch of conspiracy theories. tucker, th

as the only candidate to be nominated, mary lou mcdonald will formally be elected at a special conference next month. mrs retiring after leading the republican party for more than thirty years. our correspondent kevin sharkey is in belfast for us. kevin, whatever one thinks of sinn fein‘s president over the last three decades, gerry adams has unquestionably been a world figure as well as a figure in the uk and ireland. how is mary lou mcdonald going to be leading her party differently? yes, and mary lou mcdonald said filling the shoes of gerry adams will be impossible stop she said no one can do that. that gives you a sense of the status he has held within the party, here and globally, over the last 35 years or so. mary lou mcdonald, on the other hand, is perceived as having a clean pair of heels politically. she doesn't have any baggage from the troubled times here in northern ireland over the decades. she was a member of the european parliament for sinn fein, she is a sitting td in the irish parliament in dublin at the moment, so parliament in dublin at the moment, so there is no doubt she will have a

as the only candidate to be nominated, mary lou mcdonald will formally be elected at a special conference next month. mrfter leading the republican party for more than 30 years. two children who went missing in sheffield yesterday evening have been found. police launched an appeal to help find marcel menyhart, who's 12, and 13—year—old marcela menyhartova, who went missing last night at around eight o'clock in the evening. they were last seen at the city's ice rink near the suburb of attercliffe, but were found safe and well in the city this afternoon. the french president has suggested the uk could get a bespoke trade deal with the european union after brexit, but again warned it could not expect full access to the single market unless it accepted its rules. in an interview to be broadcast in full on the andrew marr show tomorrow, emmanuel macron said he respected, but regretted, the brexit vote. a bespoke special solution for britain? sure. this special way should be consistent with the preservation of the single market and our collective interests, and you should understand that you cannot, by defini

into shaping our world well to discuss that i'm now joined by lou's fund on fuel and volunteer all of the free language application dual lingo mr fun and is great to talk to you thank you very much for your time i thank you for having me here a few years ago when i would tell people i'm self-taught and i wish there would be pretty impressed the but unfortunately you know the name or the application you how to develop allows pretty much everybody to learn a foreign language without physical interaction with a human being don't you think that language and structure is the hating you for that because you're. doing the employment no no fortunately where we're not hated by language and structure is there actually love us in the united states for example about fifteen percent of all language classrooms used to a lingo. it is still the case that that a human teacher helps to motivate a lot it's very hard one of the hardest things about learning a language by yourself it is possible to learn a language by yourself with the application but it's very hard to stay motivated but on some level i feel you're providing the kind of service tha

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