and then he told me the names of the palm springs victims. he said, "denise maney." i go, "oh, my gosh, she's one of our cold cases -- denise." he said, "tammie erwin." i go, "oh, she's another one of our cold cases." >> detective booth ran to the airport and took the first flight to chicago. he was going to sit down with the killer, who had remained faceless and nameless for so long. >> this is the most evil person i think i've ever met in my life. >> when we come back, urdiales' confessions. listen. >> next thing i know, i had the -- the .45 was pointed at her. and i fired it two more times. >> mr. urdiales, do you believe that you are sane? next. just because we're super hungry... ...doesn't mean you got to spend a lot! because denny's brought back the super slam™. with eggs, hash browns, bacon, sausage and pancakes. all for just $5.99. the $5.99 super slam™ is back! see you at denny's! (smoke alarm) ♪ >>> detective john booth from the palm springs police department flew to chicago to interview andrew urdiales, a serial killer who was confessing to a growing list

don't listen to the news or the radio, just come to palm springs police as soon as you can.e they had never looked at me in my life. they brought me in into a room. he took a deep breath, he said "something happened to you four or five years ago," and i was confused, and i thought the thing in the desert? he said you were kidnapped, and i just thought -- oh my goodness, it was real. >> what did that mean to you that he remembered you? >> it was creepy to hear what he said, there was one that got away, her name was jennifer. >> the detective spread some photos of men's faces out on a table. >> he said we would like you to pick a picture out of these five photos of the man that did this to you, and i looked down and i looked right at him and i pushed his picture and i said that's him, and he said mrs. asbenson look at all of the photos, and i pushed it back and i said no, that's him. and he said well if this is for sure the man that did this to you, this man is a serial killer and he killed eight women. and you're the only one that got away. and i cannot, and i will never be a

maryann wells in san diego and in the palm springs area, julie magee and denise mainy, and the youngest, 18-year-old tammy irwin. >> one of the things the detectives wanted to do is make sure they had the right guy. even though he's confessing to the crime they're asking him specific details that only the killer would know. and not just say oh, they're white shoes. he knew down to the color, the type, everything. >> do you think he wanted to remember them? >> absolutely. he's reliving the murders when he's describing them. >> in an effort to unveil urdiales' m.o. they take me to the beginning, to the murder of robin brandly. >> robin brandly, that's everybody's sister, everybody's girlfriend, everybody's friend. she's just walking to her car, and he stabbed her so many times. it was so awful. >> listen to this confession tape from chicago, describing robin's murder. it would be his first, when he was a marine, stationed at camp pendleton. >> >> i had a big old hunting knife. >> he gets in an argument with some fellow marines in camp pendleton and decides tonight's the night. he climbs u

the journey takes years to the california desert to palm springs at the time the home of pain crossed the being crossed. by then being crosby was already the most successful singer of his day he live just outside palm springs in the small away series of rancho mirage. his company's offices however were located on hollywood sunset boulevard the building still exists today. i grew up in the big brother. and we knew it in english from being crosby and we knew it in spanish because those were the 2 languages that were the most famous i would say in america but every schoolchild around the world will sing the song in their language and that's that's how you know the song is just completely transcended popular culture into into world history. like being crosby came to sing silent night by chance one sunday late in the autumn of 1934 he and his brother mary were busy preparing for an annual christmas radio special when a missionary a new came calling. please accept my apology larry this morning for this intrusion oh i have a proposal for mr crosby isn't it on this morning. father it's been a

marianne wells in san diego and in the palm spring, julie mcgee and the 18 years old tammy irwin.ne o f tf the things detective really want to do is make sure they have the right guy. they're asking him specific details that only he would know, only the killer would know because he would go right down the shoe and tell you what they had. he knew down to the color and the type and everything. >> he's reliving the murders when he's describing them. in an effort to unveil urdiales' mo. they take me to the beginning. >> she's everybody's friend. she was just walking to a call and he stabbed her so many times, and it was so awful. >> listen to this tape from chicago describing robin's murder. it would be his first when he was a marine. >> he climbs up the hill and he uses his marine core training to sneak up on her. >> hebrew tally attacked her and stabbed her 41 times. she's on her back and she dies with her eyes opened. >> i stabbed her two, three, our five times. >> she's staring at this monster who's stabbing her for no reason. >> investigator flew from orange county to investigate

and the palm springs film international film festival gala.nce speeches fresh? >> i hadn't thought about that? ? she better start. she's being honored for judy garland in "judy." ? >> j-lo honored for "hustlers" may be partying oscar night. she's not safe. >> i don't want to jinx in. >> i want to see on the stage getting outs can are. >> oh. ♪ >> yeah. a antonio plays a film director on the decline in "pain and glory." one is martin scorsese. >> how would it feel for the movie it get recognized? >> you got to make the movies. people appreciate it. that's great. that's your award. >> i'm going the story. >> no. >> charlize will be the story in "palm springs" after megyn kelly. >> you don't do it for the accolades. >> yes, i do. >>> the chairman award goes to a ke -- joaquin phoenix. it's giving the career achievement award to laura dern who starred in "little women" and "majrriage story." >>> and the rising star award goes to "the peanut butter falcon." >> why don't you curse? >> i don't. >> okay. >>> a mu have a i know you you know when you're

she says, it's palm springs. you're right, i had it confused.s working at the hotels and doing stand-up at hotels eventually became the big jewish comics of the '50s and '60s. >> it was a tremendous training ground. you stayed there for a whole ten weeks. you got used to the people, the audience. and you honed your craft. i don't do jokes. i don't do -- i do characterizations. the fun comes from the character. it comes from what he's doing, what he's thinking about, what he's thinking of doing. so, that's the way i do comedy. i don't go out and just tell a string of jokes. see you on you january 26th on a sunday night. >> abc, abc, abc. >> can you hear me? is the sound on, mr. hempstead? is the sound -- the sound is on? the air is off. the air is off. the air is off! >> a show is usually as good as its top banana and writers. we had writers that you couldn't touch. >> you had jewish writers. neil simon, carl reiner, mel brooks, woody allen. anything you laughed at in the second half of the 20th century was provided by them. >> do you recognize t

cover out of southern california moving into arizona, much quieter for los angeles san diego and palm springs, the fog is the big story and tomorrow we have increasing clouds leading to light rain, 50s on the temps near 60s and again when you are in a rainy pattern and we are in one, i have to keep it in the forecast. not until late tuesday or wednesday. then a lot of fog takes us into the weekend. >>> 6:20 is the time, some are calling it's a real estate free- for-all, coming up, the potential new rule for aggressive agents and how it could affect sellers and part of the east bay. >>> walmart, a christmas sweater from shelves, we show you why the retailer is apologizing this morning. ernest hemingway wrote the old man and the sea at 52 satchel paige was still dominating batters at 59. celia cruz was still winning grammys at 77 john wheeler illuminated our ideas of the universe at 70 and roger crouch was 56 when he first went into space your best is yet to come mike bloomberg's created on tover 400,000 jobs.ue leader. as president, an opportunity economy that works for us. tax fairness -- whe

. >> for the 17th year, he's returning to host the palm springs international film festival on januaryhe stars dominating award season. ♪ somewhere over the rainbow >> how do you keep the acceptance speech fresh? >> i hasn't thought of that. >> she better start. >> j.lo also honored for hustlers. >> i want to see you on stage at the oscars. >> oh. blah blah blah. >> antonio banderas isn't jinxing it either. he plays a film director on the decline. one director not on the decline is martin scorecese. >> how would it feel for the movie to get recognized? >> i always say, you got make the movie. people appreciate it, that's great. that's your reward. >> i'm going to be the story. >> no. >> charlize will be the story after her portrayal of former fox anchor megyn kelly. >> you don't do this for the accolades. >> yes, we want the awards. >> chairman's award goes to joaquin phoenix. >> that's exciting to me. >> the achievement award is going laura dern who stars in little women and marriage story. >> marriage women. >> this year's heart strings the new comer goes to zok from "the peanut butt

. >> we play at the versus go fairly often to la, dulles and palm springs. i know what will happen here. >> aaa says the best they will travel is christmas eve. the most expensive is the day after christmas. >>> things are back to normal at the sacramento international airport. the internet outage wreaked havoc yesterday. this is the scene at the check- in counter long lines around the terminal. the internet had been down since saturday night. a car crash damaged a bundle of fiber-optic cables and airport kiosks were rendered useless. staff were forced to check in customers the old-fashioned way.>> it is frustrating. i have been here for an hour and i have not gotten the shipment yet. >> you cannot control the internet why get all huffy and puffy. we will be here anyways. select the internet connection was fully restored at around 7 last night. lax dealing with its own share of delays. today is expected to be a super peak day for the airport. nearly 250,000 people are expected to land or department take a look at yesterday's traffic. cars flooding into the a

we have a winter storm warning for palm springs, that stops at 7:00 this morning.nter advisory for the l.a. basin until 10:00 this morning. live doppler 7 shows it much drier in this area. temperatures, 64 in l.a. today. 57 in monterey with sunshine. if you're heading up to tahoe, plenty of wonderful snow up there. a chance of snow showers sunday into monday. >>> we have breaking news in oakland. this is a live picture from west street between 40th and macarthur boulevard. this is a warehouse fire. the oakland fire department is on scene now. you can see a couple of their ladder trucks there. we're not sure what is inside the warehouse, if anything. firefighters, as you can see, are putting water on this. we do know flames were visible from nearby highway 24. >>> more than a year has passed since the deadly camp fire in butte county. this morning it appears that fire has led to a large exodus in northern california. in the last year, more than 10,000 people moved out of butte county. it appears a lot of those people stayed nearby. four counties in the area have som

and palm springs dry for a few days.rn off and there's a lot coming across, it's going to split and drag across higher clouds starting tomorrow. i think we will start to squeeze out rain as we head toward late tuesday into wednesday. will be surprised, a couple other systems in the pipeline for later this week. 50s to near 60, a lot of cloud cover, cloudy, mostly cloudy, fog, light rain until the end of the week. >>> 7:53 am, many have christmas decorations out. you probably do. one nativity scene is turning heads and getting lots of attention. coming up we will show you the controversial display and what one church says about it. >>> plus, find out how teenage eating disorders are affected by social media. the new research on a very disturbing trend. >>> first, another popular disneyland attraction will close next year. what will happen to the haunted mansion and how long will it be closed? on the economy, a unique leader. mike bloomberg's created over 400,000 jobs. as president, an opportunity economy that works for us

california to this storm system just little wind down break up all the way down you can see the palm springs down to san diego. they're seeing some snow on the motain tops there that is going to slowly work its way to th east overnight tonight tonight the on the bay area where look at the worst of maybe couple patch that valley fog. e interior parts of the north and the east bay toorrow, high clouds moving in late in the day anthen the weekend should be mostly cool anddry, but there's a chance we could see some showersmoving in late on friday into saturday. alright temperatures outse right now we've got mainly 50's out there 51 degrees one of the cooler spots in pacifica 53 in hayward 55 in oakland 58 degrees in concord 57 and lael 2 in san anselmo on the big picture. this is the good news. we've got new year's ve don't want to really get any rain with problems out there on the roadways and looks like this ridge will hold and strong enough r to see couple high clouds just overhe top of that ridge from time to time but right now new year's eve looks dry new yeas day looks dry too althgh see a

the napa valley parade, the hollywood christmas parade, and will be returning once again to the palm springshts parade. their fifth appearance in may see's parade in new york in 2016 featured them with the muppets. >> wow. >> welcome them to the stage, the christmas tree tappers. [cheers and applause] [♪] [♪] [♪] [♪] [♪] [♪] >> merry christmas! [♪] [♪] [♪] [♪] [♪] [♪] >> i beg you, open your eyes. [♪] [♪] [♪] [♪] [♪] [♪] [♪] [cheers and applause] >> wow. wasn't that phenomenal? let's give it another round of applause for the christmas tree tappers. >> they can really dance. >> before we keep going tonight, we would like to give a big special thank you to tonight's sponsor. redwood credit. they have a beautiful new branch a few blocks away from here. >> and we have a number of redwood folks here tonight, as well as the bank's mascot. thank you for sponsoring tonight 's festivities, especially santa's maker village >> and our next acts are the poet athletes of america scores. >> these students usually come to civic centre in their soccer jerseys to play in their weekly soccer game, but not tod

narrator: this study is being conducted on a wind farm just outside of palm springs, california. tortoises spend much of their time in burrows and may use more than one burrorow. wowoman: the head of the tortoi. do you see the head? narrator: radio transmitters, harmless to the tortoise, are attached for tracking. this allows biologists to study their reproduction and behavior in an effort to better understand what the tortoise needs to survive. lovich: many of these tortoises have been recaptured repeatedly since 1997, so we know that our techniques aren't contributing to any kind of problems. narrator: this project includes taking x-rays, which allows biologists to study reproduction rates. lovich: finished. the typical clutch size here at this site is about 4 eggs. we've had some tortoises produce as many as 8 in a single clutch, and they can produce up to 12 eggs a year in 3 clutches. narrator: released back into the wild, this female wilill ply a key role in helping understand tortoise reproduduction. man: there she goes. driver: how's that? woman: i think that's good. narra

in the south, you have 70s from los angeles over to palm springs. and better news on the weekend forecast as well, a storm continues to hold off, for the entire weekend, it will not be wet. we will show you when you need the umbrella coming up in about 15 minutes. >> thanks so much, jeff. >>> and make sure to follow jeff on twitter, he is a great resource for all of our changing conditions. his handle -- >>> the sonoma county deputy at the center of an in custody death has been fired. the body cam video is hard to watch, we want to warch you a, and you some of you may want to look away. he pulled a man through a car window and punched him in the head. the santa rosa police department that conducted the investigation thought that the deputy was an armed car thief and it turns out it was really his car. he reported it stolen earlier and never reported that he reported it recovered. and after the struggle with the deputies, he stopped breathing and died. the sonoma county sheriff says it was disturbed by what he saw and recommended one deputy for termi

eight people have been injured after that jeep you see there crashed into a meeting hall near palm springs. a funeral was being held there at the time. police say it was accidental and the 21-year-old driver failed to make a turn. >>> turning back to the weather as promised, let's take a look at your forecast for this friday morning. >> and a good morning to you. here we go. we are talking about the rain and snow across the southwest that will be bringing in travel concerns along the i-40 here from flagstaff to albuquerque. further south, phoenix, tucson, an area that doesn't typically see active weather will be experiencing some weather delays rolling in and out of the major airports here. so what does that also mean? well, we have flood watches in effect here for parts of southern california in towards western arizona. now the weather pattern itself starts to break a little bit. improvements here, but then we have the next weather maker heading in from the north and west for your sunday. that's for the west weather, but here's what's going on across the midsection. we see weather delays

now he's officially an award winner for the film, the palm springs international film festival is setsent fox with a spotlight award and its gala on january second for his performance as a death row inmate wrongly convicted of >>martin scorsese's daughter had a little holiday fun at her famous father's expense, scorsese made headlines this year for criticizing marvel movies has not cinema so francesca scorsese covered her dad's christmas gifts in yes marvel themed wrapping paper house in hollywood i'm david daniel. >>and that's how you get live look outside checking in on the bay bridge toll plaza minor weight in the cash lanes but overall a great client trip into san francisco. >>we'll be back wi welcome back to the kron 4 morning news coming up on 4.30 time to get a check of the friday forecast with john could say friday at all as so good if you know what we've got a good forecast for this friday so looking at some clear skies today a little but yes it is definitely cold think it's going to slow you down if you're getting outside this is thrown out another layer and maybe another on

the on time they could have been alone as far as i know is when they stayed in palm springs. >> sinatrast the president for the weekend. but because of his alleged ties to organized crime, bobby urged him not to attend. and it was changed to bobby kennedy. >> early in the day he met with former president eisenhower. >> a large group of hollywood notables were in attendance. marilyn monroe is among the overnight guest. it is there she and the president allegedly shared time alone. >> there is no other documentation that can put marilyn and the president alone that's verified at the same time. if anything happened it would have been a one-time thing. >> regardless of the status, her relationship with the kennedy brothers raised eyebrows with the fbi. two separate letters to hoover document their concerns. and reportedly challenges mr. kennedy proposed to her by miller. another memo reports that marilyn asked the president a lot of socially significant questions concerning the morality of nuclear testing. if she is being used by the communist party, it's not general knowledge among those w

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. ♪ ♪ >> i was born and raised in the desert of palm springs, california.ad was the rabbi in the community there. what i got from watching my father on stage talking to the community was learning how to be in the public. and learning how to do public speaking and i remember the first time i got up to give my first school assembly, i felt my dad over my shoulder saying pause for drama, deliver your words. when i was a kid, i wanted to be a teacher. and then when i got into high school, i decided i wanted to get into advertising and do graphic art and taglines and stuff like that. by the time i was in college, i decided i wanted to be a decorator. but as i did more work, i realized working my way up meant a lot of physical labor. i only had so much energy to work with for the rest of my life and i could use that energy towards making a lot of money, helping someone else make a lot of money or doing something meaningful. i found the nonprofit working to save the rainforest was looking for volunteers. i went, volunteered and my life changed. suddenly everything

this like palm springs and summer weather right now right or get in their 30'out of the 20's for feeling od, i was she shivering it's not just call i don't use that word often but i was shivering this morning definitely i think we can all agrewas a cold morning still persisted be a pretty cold morning to that's out the slowing it down as yet outside because otherwise it is great we have no delaysthat any of her airports ona busy travel day such as today. it's just cold out there but we're going to remain dry today. so it' a go on travel unless you're heading down to the great find ere we still do have those issues things are looking better out there asthe stor truss system makes its way to the st now we're going to dry skies across southern et california. and that's some improving sunshine melts off some of the ice that has formed on the grapevine and why we haveseen such bad conditions there in the uth. so that low pressure area this storm system it's heading t of the region high pressure building back in now we stay dry today and tomorrow and we start suay, pretty dry too. before our n

low to mid 70s around los angeles and palm springs. snow levels 6,500 feet dropping down to 4,000 feet and up to 15 inches of fresh new powder. jobina will have the toyota tahoe ski report coming up in seven minutes. there's your seven-day forecast for tahoe. most of that snow falls this weekend. >> breaking news right now from new york city. police announced a 13-year-old has been arrested and charged with the murder and robbery in the stabbing death of an tessa majors was walking in morningside park wednesday night when she was attacked and stabbed during a struggle. she was a student at bernard college, part of columbia university. investigators say they recovered a knife. police are looking for as many as two other individuals involved. >> that is horrific. i know a lot of people in new york are thinking about her this morning. thank you. >>> it is a moment long in the making. the new larkspur and downtown novato smart stations open this weekend making it easier for north bay commuters to get to san francisco. >> the celebration is

that storm system a pass to the bay area yesterday moving down in that direction see even in a palm springs, some scattered showers move in there and a few a snow flakes over the mountain tops too but that it's going to wind down ernight tonight and tomorrow they should dry out around the bay area now we've got some chilly number47 degrees in 70 right now 45 in half moon bay, 49 pacifica 48 and oakland 45 in dublin in livermore 43 in the napa valley, 43 in santa rosa d a cool 45 degrees in petaluma so yes certainly getting a little chilly out there now and it's going cold overnight tonight again these numbers dropping off in the 30's and the 40's tomorrow, mostly sunny skies said we'll talk to high clouds moving in late today and then a rely mostly cool and dry week ahead with a chance rain i think as we get to the weekend but here's that big dome of high pressure that is really said the jet stream well to the north bay area they're going to get some rain on new year's eve in the pacific northwest. this ridge startsto break down a little bit tomorrow that could allow a few high clouds drop

and palm springs, low 70s there. tomorrow noon until 10:00 a.m.y morning, don't try to drive into the sierra, up to a foot, foot and a half of snow is possible. rain today, turning over to snow friday and then changing to just snow showers by sunday. >>> thanks. the morning commute still trying to bounce back from a horrific crash along highway 101 on the peninsula. this is some video shot of it. it involved three vehicles, one of them was ripped apart. abc7 news reporter julian glover is live at the scene with the latest. good morning. >> good morning to you. the very latest is some very good news, that is all lanes both northbound and southbound on highway 101 open this morning. check it out for yourself. you're seeing those headlights going in both directions. that was not the case because this thing was shut down again in both directions for several hours. let's get you to some more of that video that kumasi showed you a couple minutes ago. look at that red car, that zip car completely smashed up. we're hearing it was the 25-year-old driver wh

. >> we fly out of san francisco fairly often till la, and even palm springs. i know what will happen. >> reporter: cfa says they are expecting a record number of travelers this holiday season and are suggesting to leave yourself extra time to get through security and make sure you check on your flight status before you head to the airport. as of now, at 18 flight delay and ate or cantered in san jose. there is only one delay. everything is on time and oakland international airport. live in san francisco, katie nelson, kpix 5. >>> lax dealing with its own major delays. today is super expected to be a super peaky day. 250,000 people are expected to land or the part and take a look at yesterday's traffic. cars into the airport and the spotty showers did not help help the backups. travelers are also adapting to new rideshare rules at the airport. plenty had to wait from subtle to the airport to pick up areas. >>> and sacramento international, check encounters were stacked. you can see the long lines around the terminal. the internet had been down since saturday ni

the napa valley parade, the hollywood christmas parade, and will be returning once again to the palm springsval of lights parade. their fifth appearance in may see's parade in new york in 2016 featured them with the muppets. >> wow. >> welcome them to the stage, the christmas tree tappers. [cheers and applause] [♪] [♪] [♪] [♪] [♪] [♪] >> merry christmas! [♪] [♪] [♪] [♪] [♪] [♪] >> i beg you, open your eyes. [♪] [♪] [♪] [♪] [♪]

blake: john, i see palm springs over your shoulder. appreciate you coming in. happy new year.you. >> happy new year to you. blake: thanks, john. coming up next, republicans state attorneys general coming off a fresh victory over obamacare are looking for another big win. one of those attorneys general joins us next. so slowly overe you might not notice. but new or changing symptoms can mean your pv is changing. let's change the way we see pv. you track and discuss blood counts with your doctor. but it's just as vital to discuss changing symptoms as well. take notice and take action. discuss counts and symptoms with your doctor. .. [♪] reporter: within the last week or so in the battle over obamacare. in the wake of last week's court decision that struck down part of the law. the ruling was, this involved the individual mandate. congress, president trump with the tax bill, they got rid you have individual mandate. it went through the court system and it says congress was able to do that. but what happens with obamacare as a whole. do you expect this to go to the supreme court?

this is just within one year at palm springs.when it comes to my dinners, my $30 dinners. last but not least, $80,000 solely on golf-related material like greens fees, shoes, golf bags, even, i quote, fashion shorts. most of this stuff was shipped back to the homes, their homes in michigan. there has been other cases, prime steak house, they spent over $6500, specific cigar boxes, maybe you know this, the ashton double magnum cigars, $268 a pop. we are talking the real deal. they are being accused, a total misuse of $1.5 million. this is an ongoing investigation that's been going on for awhile now. charles: someone let martin scorsese know. he may have a followup to "the irishman." next case, 2020 hopeful elizabeth warren being called out yet again after slamming pete buttigieg's fancy wind cave fu fund-raiser. reports she held a 2017 luncheon for senate campaign reporters in washington, d.c. customers can enjoy their meals with a bottle of wine that costs $3800. i want to bring in town hall editor and fox news contributor, katie

temperatures 59 at fresno to 69 at palm springs.vely quiet across the state. >>> thanks, mike. sexual harassment and gender discrimination at stanford university is on the rise. this is according to a new report released by the university. between september 2018 and august of this year there were 279 complaints filed with stanford. the year before there were 211 complaints. the report covers stocking, intimidation, sexual assault and rape by faculty, staff and students. the report says two staff members and two graduate students were removed as a result of investigations into nonconsensual touching. another student was expelled and banned from the university. >>> the impeachment inquiry enters a new phase today. the house intelligence committee plans to release its report on the recent testimony and then turn it over to the house judiciary committee. it could use that report as a basis for drafting articles of impeachment. before leaving washington for nato meetings yesterday, president trump said house democrats are trying to embar

and san diego. 62 in palm springs. 61 in monterey.ody else drops into the 50s at least in the lower elevations. up in tahoe it will be about 38 degrees. a look at tahoe's forecast, light snow tomorrow. a couple inches. and then dry weather to get you up there but sunday, heading home, driving through moderate snow. >>> three people are dead after several deadly tornadoes in the south. here is new video coming in to our newsroom showing you the damage. a couple of killed in alabama after a twister touched down in huntsville. several others were hurt including a child. in louisiana two possible tornadoes touched down near shreveport. police say a woman died when her mobile home was destroyed. powerful winds damaged a school, church, and public works buildings. reggie? >>> people traveling through l.a.x. in los angeles may have been exposed to measles. public health officials announced three people with the virus passed through last wednesday. they were in terminals four and five. because of that other people may be at risk of developing

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. >> jill wine-banks of chicago, who we note has the good sense to be in palm springs, california, tonighth we were there with you, jill. thank you very much as always for coming on our broadcast tonight. >>> coming up for us, some deep thoughts from a president on a huge part of everyday life even if we couldn't exactly follow it sometimes. >>> last thing before we go tonight, for that matter the last thing this week is some comments by the president today. here's all you need to know before we dive in. the white house today hosted a group of small business owners and as it usually does, the subject of rolling back regulations came up. then he started talking about water, water flow, water pressure, epa regulations on water fixtures designed to save water because 40 of our 50 states expect shortages in the next decade after all. anyway, it was clear today the president has some strong feelings about water. >> we have a situation where we're looking very strongly at sinks and showers and other elements of bathrooms where you turn the faucet on, and areas where there's tremendous amounts of

back in california, allison is ready to go, spending $160 of her own money to rent a room in the palm springsry for a satellite caucus she estimates could bring in up to 50 people. >> so many people we know on a scale of one to ten are a ten. they put in a lot of time volunteering, putting up signs, knocking on doors, having field organizers living in their basement. >> you want to be a part of this process. >> that's exactly right. >>> joining me the iowa editor-in-chief for states news room. it's great to see you. i talk to a lot of democrats, and pretty much everybody i talked to there believes this is a good step forward, but it's also far from answering the concerns of everyone who can't caucus. i wonder what are you hearing on the ground about this. >> you're exactly right about that. i have heard for many, many years concerns about the accessibility of iowa caucuses and the difficulty that the party has is trying to thread the needle between making these events as accessible as possible to anybody that wants to participate while maintaining the nature of the iowa caucuses which is nece

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said at that point he had not slept for several days, driving east on interstate 10 just beyond palm springs. he lost control of his car which jumped the median and skidded to a stop on the shoulder of the westbound side. he called hertz which came to take his car and give him another rental. hertz said they found a powder residue. hertz called the prescott elite department and officers filed a narcotics offense report, listing a white, powdery substance, credit cards and hunter biden's driver's license. that is what we would call evidence. i don't want to make light of anybody's substance abuse issues. i know the president is working real hard to solve those throughout the country, but it's a little hard to believe that burisma hired hunter biden to resolve their international disputes when he could not resolve his own dispute with hertz rental car leaving cocaine and a crack pipe in the car. it continues. hunter stayed in los angeles for about a week. he said he needed to get away and forget soon after his arrival in l.a. he said he asked a homeless man where he could buy crack. hunter sai