jessie mueller is with us, the one who plays carole king. she is awesome. she is going to sing "beautiful." we went to see the show, that's a backstage shot. she is carole king. >> she really is. she's like channeling her. you've been three times. i've been once. but i'm certainly going to go again. we highly recod e's going to si. >> last night i was very busy. >> i saw that. in your notes this morning. >> i went to the 92nd street y. this is a place -- >> for her secret boyfriend. >> my secret boyfriend, also your boyfriend, jonathan tisch. we have a photograph of jonathan and his wife lizzie. spoke to the group and just so you get a picture of the group, so jonathan during the course of the interview said, i'm going to tell about my kathie lee first date, which was the one he had with you and then he said and then you tell about yours. he talked about how you had a little love thing going for a whole meal. >> that's true. he invited me out -- he asked frank to set us up. i didn't know him. frank was my friend at "good morning america." i said i don't go

death missed nate mueller by less than an inch.let tore through the top of his ear. >> mueller: and for him to be a teacher, and to put himself in harm's way to chase him out of the building for kids that were just students in his cafeteria is amazing. >> pelley: he never thought of you as just students. >> mueller: no. >> walczak: no, we were his family. >> pelley: and you know that now. >> walczak: oh, yeah. oh, yeah. >> pelley: it wasn't long after the gunman bolted out through that door that he was found in the woods by the police. he gave himself up without incident, pled guilty, and has been sentenced to life without parole. he has never given a reason or a motive for the shooting. at sentencing, the judge wondered whether he did it to make a name for himself, so the community asked us to keep his name and his face out of this, and we have. when it was over, hall texted "i'm okay" to his wife, ashley, but she didn't know what he'd done until he came home. >> ashley hall: he said he was sorry that he had put himself in that si

mueller's clear back in the summer of 2013. in those two letters, mr. cole said this was an ongoing investigation. in fact, he said it seven times. ongoing investigation. and yet to my knowledge no victims have been interviewed by the justice department. ongoing investigation. and yet "the wall street journal," through leaked sources, has reported that no one's going to be recommended for prosecution. ongoing investigation. the president of the united states can go on national television on a day when a lot of people watch television and say, quote, there's not a smidgen of corruption in the irs targeting scandal. here we are today. miss wasserman won't come. the fbi won't answer any questions. the president said it's over. "the wall street journal" report said it's over. we thought what we'd do today is allow people who were victimized by the internal revenue service to come tell their story. the fbi may not want to interview you, miss engelbrecht and miss garrettson, but this committee does. our witnesses this morning experienced the irs targeting fir

the first time in history, the drought is -- they will have to rely on local reservoirs and judy mueller has more. >> the picture is bleak, reservoirs running near empty, snowpack at record lows. parched farmland, faced with a drought of historic proportions california water officials are taking historic measures. >> this is the first time in the history of the water project, that projected supplies for both urban have been reduced to zero. >> that's right. zero. the state has cut off water shipments to local agencies that serve 25 million california yangs. farmers and water districts will be forced to find their water elsewhere, and some are prepared to do that. >> the metropolitan water district, which served los angeles and much of southern california has been preparing for this kind of emergency. with water storage and conservation, the agency has no plans to impose mandatory water restrictions this year. but it has called on citizens to conserve water. >> governor jerry brown is also calling on californians to voluntarily cut their water use, by at least 20%. >> don't flush more tha

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jessy mueller is with us, the one who plays carole king. she is awesome.es. i've been once. but we're going again. we highly recommend it. she's going to sing for us. >> last night i was very busy. >> i saw that. >> i went to the second street y and this is a place -- >> for her secret boyfriend. >> my secret boyfriend, also your boyfriend, jonathan tisch. we have a photograph of jonathan and his wife lizzie. spoke to the group and just so you get a picture of the group, so jonathan during the course of the interview said, i'm going to tell about my kathie lee first date, which the one he had with you and then he said and then you tell about yours. you talk about how you had a love thing going for a whole meal. >> that's true. he invited me out -- he asked frank to set us up. i didn't know him. frank was my friend at good morning america. i said i don't go on those kinds of dates, blind dates. i said i'll go if you go. and frank and his then wife came with me and i met jonathan, he was delightful. couldn't have been nicer. and that was it. >> that was it.

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mueller says people also are. and it also hides her sleep. secrets that one station are just covered by people like signposts neri who have eyes to see. ay ay ay ay ay. cz the shelves. i know i'm actually helped me to help the aged. and so it can be examined. apple's new to granny smith and golden delicious apple for the life of the bath and adding some dried cranberries some crumpled up until the cheese and some yogurt to them using a new order to continue to pray for you but if you prefer. these. i know. he was it's the mindset of a bow the two the apple cranberry so shannon. and new and moving me the eye. welcome to nhk world news line and you know tommy in tokyo. here's a look at some other stories we're following this hour. i am the police and anti government protesters in the heart causing more deaths and injuries and both the president and opposition to begin their deal. tokyo prosecutors have searched an affiliate of pharmaceutical giant novartis on suspicion that the company

mueller says people also are. and it also hides their seats. secrets that one nation are just covered by people like signposts and harry who have eyes to see. eye. i do. he is the news. a nurse. chu new little one will. the us. i don't. welcome to nhk world is light officials from china and taiwan have held their first minister a level talks since their split in nineteen forty nine. still neither side recognizes the other's territorial sovereignty in aged care roles could be you know im a mom who is covering the meeting in nineteen china yuki that the little gray wolves mainland affairs in school. human is m a

mueller says people also are. and it also hides their seats. secrets that one station are just covered by people like franco sunbury who have eyes to see aye aye aye aye aye. the us i know. i don't. welcome to the world his line and you know tony and tokyo. here's a look at some other stories we're following this hour. i am. negotiators from iran and six world powers have a full time as easy as striking a comprehensive deal on the country's nuclear program rights groups are calling for justice after un report says north korean

their skills and drive attention to the hospital making it harder for people to take care and health mueller the former chairman of the european association for cardiac to rocket surgery several couples in shanghai last year. accord euro chinese doctors pdp five times for patients and doctors in the us and europe too. if there were no medical practitioners in china the availability and strive to improve the health results can be clogging of them in place which may get too impatient even harder. what a night that the people of god the source of income. they might be putting lives at risk. the extra step of going to stop or might be driving people with the team doctor which can be dangerous. don't go with an extra question today we are basing it off and going to the doctor. they can. and not on purpose of the day with a huge hit with their take on into the parking lot. today we have people mostly about dirt up and going to the doctor but to people how to prevent the current situation in my opinion these deals or blackmail. they make money through legal means to patients from other cities which

the new un special representative on one side and on the other the infamous former mercenary congo mueller. or taking them into the congo in the nineteen sixties as a mercenary. he earned the nickname congo man that became infamous for his brutality and he's like him more. the diplomat nineteen code that has been the un special representative to the congo since two thousand thirteen. he describes herself as a pacifist. it recognizes the armed rebels have to be fought with forks wanna know. last week he was in congo with a non governmental organization in two thousand twelve in early january he returned to the country with director john has done that to research the traces left behind by german involvement in the country. other findings into a work for skeeter lasting nearly two hours. a collage of videos text footage of the un mission of congo. and of themselves on stage they ask some provocative questions why do we get there he asks july has come back on them after the performance this discussion with the audience un representative might seem cold and selfish and spied you are secure and

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facing huge delays due to workers' strike on the london underground most stations out of action mueller's have had to stay at home or face massive queues for buses and overground trains unions declared the strike over plans to close ticket offices and jobs. a warehouse fire in argentina has killed nine firefighters and civil to fans workers when a seven metre wall collapsed into them as they battled the flames seven others were injured in the incident at a storage facility for banking documents and data in buenos aires because a fire is being investigated but authorities say that arson might have taken place . and x. world apart mean to the american activist flying to take the strain jacket off our computer software. recently an online poll by the liberal doe's t.v. channel that's rain in english has caused quite a storm of rage across the country how could a stupid online poll cause russia wide anger while they pose the question was defending living grad from the nazis worth it because retreat in their opinion could have saved hundreds of thousands of lives what is offensive from culture

bastian schweinsteiger set up thiago alcantara to make it two nil and only out my when you get teed up mueller second. way she started headed home to rack up the four nil rump of the sixty first goal put on the other side have scored this season and with favorable results by and could steal the title we just remove the trees. while second base by l.a. because i'm lost for the ground on the leaders with a three one loss act in full force but that's just open for the hosts up to thirteen minutes though we got sydney sound level this time. we start out restored evolves both lead on the our. i don't know do you guys made it three one on the rebound that len had saved his penalty attempt to give this place host a full straight victory. under new coach marcos one coach saw how much again their seven game losing streak and rise one spot to so bottom with a stunning female debut that three turned to their place percy dormant you have a shot most of that set up for you to take just before the break and their supporters out in the second half. i can challenge how you wrapped up victory in injury time wi

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set up tiago outcome power to make it to no money out money on your kitchen teed up mueller for his second in the croatia striker then headed home to wrap up the four nil romp the sixty first goal pep guardiola side have scored this season and with favorable results fire could retain their title with just three more victories. want second place by a late because in lost for the ground on the leaders with a story one last informed post word last dos opened for the host after thirteen minutes sydney some levelled on the stroke of half time at least to stop it restored involve a lead on the hour and ricardo rodriguez made it three one on the rebound after bertalan i saved his penalty attempt to give the fifth place post the fourth straight victory. walk new coach marcos longo so how about end their seven game losing streak and rise one spot to surge bottom with a stunning three no debut victory at home to search place but don't know yet michel the saga set up at the get a track just before the right and then scored himself early in the second half i can challenge you wrapped up victory in inj

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mueller's clear back in the summer of 2013. in those two letters, mr.an ongoing investigation. in fact, he said it seven times. ongoing investigation. and yet to my knowledge no victims have been interviewed by the justice department. ongoing investigation. and yet "the wall street journal," through leaked sources, has reported that no one's going to be recommended for prosecution. ongoing investigation. the president of the united states can go on national television on a day when a lot of people watch television and say, quote, there's not a smidgen of corruption in the irs targeting scandal. here we are today. miss wasserman won't come. the fbi won't answer any questions. the president said it's over. "the wall street journal" report said it's over. we thought what we'd do today is allow people who were victimized by the internal revenue service to come tell their story. the fbi may not want to interview you, miss engelbrecht and miss garrettson, but this committee does. our witnesses this morning experienced the irs targeting firsthand in the form o

sheen's first marriage was annulled and his marriage to denise richards and brooke mueller both ended in divorce. so maybe the third time is a charm for sheen? sheen's bride-to-be tweeted a picture of the couple with the ocean in the background captioned "start of an epic day". sheen is 48 and rossi is 24. that sounds like a great start. >> we look forward to hearing more. >> an evening with charlie sheen is good for america. let's take a look at our day. in buffalo grove is 24. 24 in west chicago. winter storm warning in effect at 6:00 a.m. for all those counties to the west. cook county in effect at 9:00 a.m.. we have a dry conditions across the area. a few showers north of cook county. today's high temperature is 29. the snow begins in the next few hours across the entire area by 9:00 a.m.. four-8 in. of snow this morning and the afternoon and then we dry out. >> we have an update on the earlier crash at michigan has just cleared out of the way. good news for those people. still watching some accidents including hanover park at lincoln county and also lakeshore drive. this is where

. >> good news for lovers are twinkies, here is john mueller with the america's money report. >> goodng, topping america's money, wall street's surge of approval new fed chief told congress the industrial bank would continue the policy of low enters and the dow closed up 200 points and overseas markets climbing. a massive car seat recall the 4th largest involving four million graco car seats because the harness buckles can be stuck sold from 2009 through last year. twinkies will be sold at big lots for 40 percent. this is at big lots. >> another american classic getting a new lease: barbie is posing for the sports illustrated issue and will be joined by other swim legends including christy brinkley and kathy ireland. >>> it appears there will be no threat of a government shut down after the republican-controlled house of representatives passed the debt limit with no strings attached hours after speaker boehner announced his fractured party would not seek to add other items to the must pass legislation. the bill would permit treasury to borrow normally for another 13 months and would d

you have hearings and mueller from the fbi stonewalling congress. you have -- from the hearings, we haven't learned a thing because the president's people are covering this up. so, i don't know what the president thinks he knows but i know from the hearings we don't know much. what we do know has come from investigation by congress that has e-mails and things that show that lois lerner shared information with the sec. that's illegal. >> i'm a numbers guy so i look at numbers. you mentioned the score of yesterday's game itch also know the 592 conservative individuals and groups who were tragedied by the irs versus the six liberal or left-leaning groups supposedly targeted as well. that's pretty lopsided score that makes the seattle-denver game look like a razor thin margin. >> that's, again, senator graham was talking about benghazi. the facts are the facts and the president is just continuing to put out these lies. and cite frankly, no one is buying hit but he keeps selling it, and those in the liberty movement, it's real simple. in 2010, we snuck u

when president obama did finally consent to replace bob mueller, to pick somebody in uh to run the fbiyears, he picked a republican. james comey is a republican. he was the number two official in the justice department. but in that job, he was not, if not a dissenter, someone who would stand up when something seemed wrong. he's the story of literally racing through washington, racing to the hotel room of john ashkroft to try to stop alberto gonzalez from trying to get john ashkroft to sign off on one of dmes inbush's surveillance programs while ashkroft was in intensive care profoundly ill and in his hospital bed. james comey raced across washington to john ashkroft's bedside and arrived there just minutes before alberto gonzalez in an effort to protect the attorney general. here's how he later told the story. >> i told my security detail i needed to get to george washington hospital immediately. they turned on emergency equipment and drove very quickly to the hospital. i got out of the car and ran, literally ran up the stairs with my security detail. >> what was your concern? you were

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ush mueller. you guys pay for the gas. you can have a date on the weekend, and that will come out of the money you earn. you learn to manage your resources. if you were screwing around and you broke something on the mower, you have to pay for it. it was normal wear and tear, he would cover it. you learned about work and the satisfaction you get from doing a job well. you get it signed and you see the nice lawn that you mode. you learn basic values. when we don't let people experience that, or we have policies that this incentivize that, we are robbing them of the opportunity to learn those deals , those lessons, those values that we all got from that very first job. we took those skills and moved on to better employment. line, butmow my own that is what we are missing. this focus on work. , you learnyou learn to deal with people. whenever someone would call her house, and find out that we were in the lawn business, someone would call and we would go to the phone, and we knew someone was asking for us to mow their lawn. we

mueller's. in those two letters mr. cole said this was an ongoing investigation. he said it seven times. ongoing investigation, and yet to my knowledge no victims have been interviewed by the fbi or the justice department. you had "the wash street journal -- "the wall street journal" reporting nobody would be investigated. an ongoing investigation, and yet the president and go on national television on a day when people's watch a lot of television and say there's not a smidgen of corruption in the irs targeting scandal. are today. she will not come. the the i will not answer questions. the president said it is over. the wall street journal reports it is over. he thought what we would do today is allow people who were victimized by the internal revenue service to come tell their story. the sba may not -- the fbi may not want to interview you, but this committee does. our witnesses this morning experience the irs targeting firsthand and in the course of trying to exercise their rights to make our country a better place for the neighbors and friends, they were harass