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. >> i think they'd already settled on me to be their patsy. >> reporter: terri said she left skyline elementary at 8:45. her 19-month-old daughter with her. she said she drove to a nearby fred mayer pharmacy to look for a specific kind of medicine for kiara. terri said she didn't have it so she drove to another fred meyer to see if they had it in stock. then a period of unaccounted time. many who followed the case closely question. terri said she pulled over to tend to her fussy toddler. >> i parked awhile, a half hour, i rocked her to sleep and got her to crash a little bit. >> why pull off the side of the road? >> she works best -- at the time, works best to be rocked to >> reporter: terri says once kiara was asleep she began to drive her around to keep her napping. much of the media speculation about her whereabouts that day centers on sauvie island where police repeatedly searched. there were widespread but unconfirmed reports that her cell phone was pinging from that location during the unaccounted time. >> highway 30 runs parallel to sauvie island. i was on highway 30. >> you d

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patsy is first in greenville, tennessee. good morning. we are talking about the futureh the electric car. >> yes? >> good morning. with th what is your question or comment? >> caller: thank you for having me on c-span. but i dis agree with the electrc car system. the batteries today cost almostt $200 for regular cars. the battery costs $2,000. and the thing blows up on the side of the road coming home. they are dangerous cars. >> we are very proud to say that the batteries in all of our electric vehicles at chevrolet l and generally motors are warrantied just like a power oy train. 88au years and 100,000 miles. we really stand behind it. we have the largest lab of any battery maker in the country.loa and it allows us to test multiple use how c cases. whether you live in tennessee, arizona, florida, really understanding howow customers u and it ensuring that you end up with the performance and re reliability you expect? >> how much are batteries to replace? >> great question. i talk about the 80,000 volt ba owners, we have not yet replaced

. >> what i'm getting is we like to think we're baghdad by the bay but we're really the patsies by the pacific. >> which is strange because we're easily the coolest city west of the mississippi. right? >> apparently you're paying for the privilege. >> and yes, somehow, i don't know that we somehow feel as we if we can't stand up to the nfl. >> if san francisco wasn't so cool a city, it would have to be governed better. >> isn't that great? sf weekly cover a couple years ago basically saying san francisco is the worst managed city in america. >> which i wrote, thank you. >> did you? that's one of my favorite pieces of local -- >> and benjamin wax who is a genius. >> i quote that all the time. >> that's kind of you. we don't know how bad the deal is but we're leaving money on the table. it's kind of a perverse logic to say we'll make the money back so you don't have to worry about the 5 million, 7 million, $9 million. that's like, oh, i sold my house for $500,000. it's okay, i left $25,000 in the closet. i don't care. i just got $500,000. i would say why did you do that? that's unnecessa

it doesn't mean we should be anybody's patsy in the week.reagan believed in peace through strength but reagan also talk to the russians. carly fiorina said she won't talk to the russians. that's ridiculous. in fact the russians for as much as they do things that are distasteful are probably part of the solution in syria. he will not get a cease-fire when you talk to russia. he probably in all likelihood if you make the preconditions assad has to go not get a cease-fire in syria. this is a complicated thing of the syrian civil war. the syrian civil war involves assad and islamic radicals on the other side. and some moderates mixed in there as will the predominately isis al qaeda al-nusra radical islamic forces on both sides come on the one side. there are two main christians that live in syria. who did they side with? to a person who will tell you a seib so mccain and rubio all these people that are eager for war in the middle east want to topple assad. i don't understand fighting in both sides of the war. they want to bomb assad and palm isi

patsy told me that particular wal-mart is closing. >> is it so surprising. >> reporter: and new development is sprouting up in front of the soon-to-be shut down store and several near residential areas. over there is the wal-mart and this side is the empty store front where man was going to open a business till i told him that the wal-mart is closed down. he's concerned that there will not be enough customers left >> i'm afraid that some of the traffic will be lost. >> reporter: wal-mart said that the decision to close some stores is difficult. and affected workers can have the option to transfer to other stores and some will get 60 day's pay and some severance and training. mario boone, wncn now. >>> this group won a ticket at the record breaking power pal. they pulled the money together over time the jackpot reaches $100 million or more. >>> and the first winners of the record-setting powerball jackpot have come forward to claim their prize. they purchased the ticket at they confirmed their win the officials on friday only after going on the "today" show right here on wncn. >> when we bou

patsy has confirmed beyonce will join coldplay superbowl 50. reports are surfacing that singer will probably join the group for a rendition of single hymm for the weekend that features her vocals. beyonce was featured performer at the half time show three years ago in new orleans. and the former destiny child excited to perform. with the ladies. and crazy in love. and audience received another surprise when half the lights went out suddenly during the brief reunion with members of destiny child. do you remember that? well let's just hope the lights stay on this year. and powerball fever has taken over the country. and then some. we are just hours away from finding out if someone will win the $800 million. powerball is selling close to $145,000 in tickets a minute. and some canadien have been seen crossing the border to get in on increase to over a billion dollars. your chances of losing are nearly 100 percent. but if you think about it like this. your chances of winning the 800 million are one in 292 million. and we just got a report that the l

. >> rob stopping at patsy's again for lunch. >> no comment. >>> we start off this sunday with mixed skies, sun and clouds, 40 degrees. operation meltdown does continue. not only do we have nice temperatures and sunshine but also southerly winds that continues the mild pattern for us that allows for the shrinking of the snow mounds. winds are currently at 8 miles per hour. our normal high temperature for this time of year is 40 degrees. point this one out because the normal is 39. we've already hit 40 for the day, so we've already beat the normal and this whole week our you start february with the main theme that we've had all winter long is above average temperatures and mild conditions. we've got jfk at 39. everybody closing in on the 40- degree mark. there's a few spots in the 20s. but monticello is already up to 36. morristown at 30 degrees. they're the coldest on the map. southerly winds make a difference, and depending on where you are, you could be a little bit cooler if you're on long island because you've got the ocean air influence. the weather will be fine today. tomorrow

the prevailing scenario has mark david chapman as a patsy, programmed by mysterious government operatives to kill lennon. there was absolutely no evidence that he was assisted or aids by another person. he was simply someone who acted alone without assistance of other people. >> i've been through every fbi document in john's file. there's not one shred of evidence to suggest that the u.s. government had the least interest in john after 1972. >> what do you make of the conspiracy theories in the last year, cia, mind control, et cetera? >> against john lennon? >> yeah. >> hog wash. >> no one asked you to do it. no one prompted you to do it, no cabal or nothing? >> no they probably wish they would have had me. t they didn't. this was me doing it. >> more than 30 years after killing john lennon mark chapman remains in prison. he first became eligible for parole in the year 2000. he has been denied at least seven times since then. >> i think it's best for mark chapman to stay in psychiatric care as he is. he committed a heinous act. whether or not he's been treated or cured, i can't tell you.

. >> ♪ we don't need no stinking patsy ♪. >> reporter: to this. >> next message. brady. >> reporter: there is even old ladies rapping. >> who doesn't love old ladies rapping? >> reporter: get reactive, creative and have fun. >> sounds okay there. how far would you go to go to the super bowl? >> i don't know. who is playing? >> tickets would have to fall into my lap and i would need a ride to the stadium. >> i am with you. good play. >> all right. >>> well, hopefully some of those fans will sing their way to sunday's game. the afc championship will pit the denver broncos against san mateo native tom brady and the new england patriots. kickoff is at 3:05 p.m. >> and the nfc championship kicks often at 6:40 right here on ktvu. the arizona cardinals are taking on the carolina panthers. winners of these games will be here in the bay area for super bowl 50 in just a couple of weeks. >> lots of good games this weekend. >>> voting for the nba all-star game ended last night. if the last update holds, steph curry will be one of the starters. he was behind kobe bryant. draym

if you believe in those things, you're a patsy being set up by the government, because those things were all conspiracies mounted by the federal government so they can come in and try to take your guns or put you in a camp or i don't know. but that's alex jones. and alex jones is rand paul's emergency escape hatch? his plan c? the republican debate tomorrow night. enlist the army of alex jones conspiracy theorists. we'll see if that works. reince priebus. you might want to check the caller i.d. before you pick up the phone. so this day after the state of the union, it has been a difficult day for a lot of republican presidential campaigns. the day has basically been great, though, for the man who was obliquely referenced in a critical way by president obama a couple of times in his state of the union speech and a man who was directly referenced in a negative way in the official republican response to that speech. >> i just want to be clear here. that when you were talking about those loudest voices, those angriest voices, in that context, you were referring to donald trump, correct? >> h

, the iranian regime is using this as an opportunity to remind the world that it is not a moderate patsys coming back economically but it is its own economic organization. will continue to hold to its principles. market question isn't about iran, it is about saudi arabia. we had the news last year that they were opening the market to international investors. be a sourcet could of geopolitical tension puts it? on that. a question mark on that. tom: what is the u.k. differential? the u.k. sees its role slightly differently. between the major eu states like france and germany, suffer , andmically towards iran the u.s. position which is a hard line, a very difficult relationship. the u.k. finds itself caught in between. reopening ofe relationships with iran over the last seven months is something that they will want to defend and protect. relationships are not full ambassadorial level yet. so the u.k. will not move aggressively in that direction. they will follow the eu lead. and as sanctions come up off iran, the eu will see those sanctions as part of the eu law. tom: how can we have sancti

. >> i think they had already settled on me to be their patsy. a little bit of the irish started coming out. you're wasting your time on me. what are you doing to find my son. >> reporter: but desiree young, kyron's biological mom presents a different story. >> i say she did this and i'm confident in saying that. no doubts. i will search for him until the end of time. >> reporter: the stepmom painted as a villain in the press in part due to allegations in divorce papers that she tried to hire sun to murder her husband. you say this plot was made up. >> yes. >> and yet that was the basis on >> my daughter was taken. >> he got a restraining order and filed for divorce just 24 days after kyron went missing. he's had full custody of their daughter now 7 who she hasn't been allowed to see in five years. >> i've missed every moment with you. i can never get it back. i'm so sorry. there's a hole. you can't fill that. >> reporter: while never being charged with a crime law enforcement rushed to judgment and even threatened her. >> and they without a doub

governments may have used him as a patsy. and that el chapo, the man bled for thousands of deaths and supplying a quarter of the narcotics in the u.s. may actually be a scapegoat. >> i think to overdemonize any human being is not in our best interest. >> he says he got el chapo by smitten. it was only because of kate del castillo that penn got the interview. in text messages el chapo admitted he had no idea who the actor was, even mangling his name in this video testimony. penn concedes there's a chance he's in el chapo's crosshairs. >> they've dealt with law enforcement issues for a long time. they've dealt with misinformation for a long time. there are irrational people. so i can't say for sure, you know, that there's no risk. >> he's full of regret, he says, but not because of the danger. but because the article e failed to bring about a debate abt the war on drugs. >> my article failed. let me be clear. my article has failed. >> reporter: penn also lamented the current state of journalism, he and "rolng stone" agreed to c

country and western music, western swing music, gospel music, blues, johnny cash, hank williams and patsy new orleans. i had a lot of radio coming in. when i would go to work with my dad, he would listen to a station in shreveport, louisiana, kwkh. ♪ say, hey good looking, what you got cooking ♪ ♪ how's about cooking something up with me ♪ >> and that station broadcast a radio show called the louisiana hayride where elvis pressley made his first radio broadcast in 1954. ♪ that's all right mama. that's all right ♪ ♪ that's all right >> the very first rock 'n' roll record i bought was by elvis presley. >> my playing the drums was sort of an organic process. i began by beating on my school books with my fingers and with pencils i would beat out little cadences. i used to drive my classmates crazy. my friend said, why don't you just start playing the drums? >> i managed to cobble together a drum kit from old drums that i found stashed in the back of the band hall at high school. then one day my mom said, come on get in the car. and she drove me to a town about an hour and a half away called s

that doesn't mean we should be anybody's patsy or be weak. reagan was strong. believed in peace through strength. but reagan also talked to the russians. carly fiorina said she won't talk to the russians, that's ridiculous. the russians for as much as they do things that are distasteful are probably part of the solution in syria. you will not get a cease-fire in syria unless you talk to the russians. you probably in all likelihood if you make the precondition that assad has to go not get a cease-fire in syria. here's the complicated thing of the syrian civil war, the syrian civil war involved assad on one side and islamic radicals on the other side. maybe some moderates mixed in there as well, but predominantly isis, al qaeda, al nusra. radical islamic forces. there are 2 million christians that live in syria. who do they side with? to a person they'll tell you assad. so, the guy that mccain, graham, rubio, all these people that are eager for war in the middle east, they want to topple assad. in fact, they want to bomb both sides. i don't know. i just don't und

host: patsy is first in greenville, tennessee. good morning. caller: how are you this morning? disagree with the electric car system because people that doesn't make very much money will be able to avoi afford a battery. my cousin has one of those cars. its $2000 to fix it because the thing blowed up on the side of the reoad guest:. guest:we are proud to say that the batteries in our electrified motorss that general -- wees our warranty really stand behind it. i talked about the battery lab we have come to largest of any automaker in the country. it lets us evaluate multiple use cases. whether you live in tennessee or arizona or florida or minnesota come understanding how customers are using it and ensuring that, you end up with the performance and reliability you expect. host: how much are batteries to replace? i keep talking about our 80,000 plus owners. we have not yet replaced a battery for wear out. we continue to work on bringing the costs down. that is a question that frankly we have not had to address. based on a lot of background work, we make it reliable. much?the vol

patsy, you're up next. caller: hi. host: you are on. go ahead.r: i was wanted to make a comment about donald trump. i will be voting for donald trump, not because he's a christian. an evangelical christian is actually a person who has accepted the lord as their savior and they look to the lord for the things that they need. donald trump does not understand that. i know that. donald trump understands business. this is a big business. this country is a big business and it needs to be run like a big business and it needs to have guidelines in it. i've watched jerry falwell, junior on hannity last night. he talked about donald trump's heart and how he is a giver. said his father voted republican rather than voted for carter because carter was christian. it was because you don't necessarily need a sunday school teacher to be running your country. you need someone who can actually run your country and i believe donald trump could do that. that is why i will vote for donald trump. guest: i think that, makes an interesting point representative of a lot o

governments may have used him as a patsy. and that el chapo, the man blamed for thousands of deaths

governments may have used him as a patsy. and that el chapo, the man bled for thousands of deaths and supplying a quarter of the narcotics in the u.s. may actually be a scapegoat. >> i think to overdemonize any human being is not in our best