, angry that her boyfriend and rivas appeared to be close and she believed that rivas brought her boyfriendhis death. she wanted to get revenge here. she was asked about remorse, here's what she had to say. >> does it bother you? what happened? do you think about it? sometimes? doesn't bother you >> reporter: as you see, not much to say there. iraheta is now 18 years old. she's now facing life in prison here with 20 years added to that. live in fairfax, justin finch. news 4. back to you. >> justin, thank you. >>> it's 6:49. congressman steve scalise is expected to remain in the hospital for several days as he recovers from surgery. the house majority whip had a planned follow-up procedure at med star washington hospital center yesterday. the hospital says the surgery went well and scalise is resting comfortably. he was nearly killed during a congressional baseball practice shooting in alexandria last june. he suffered a bullet to the hip, shattered bones and damaged internal organs. >>> the failed search for a missing man with dementia highlights some of the challenges of taking care of peo

she was getting back at rivas for luring her boyfriend to his death and that she stabbed rivas some frightening final words. >> you're going to remember me so we each other again. >> don't forget my name. i told her my full name. i told her someday we're going to see each other again. >> then what did do you? >> i killed her. >> reporter: just a chilling message to her victim. she's now 18 years old. she's due for sentencing in may. she faces a life sentence plus 20 years. live in fairfax, i'm justin finch, news 4. back to you. >> justin, thank you. >>> today, george washington middle school in alexandria will be closed again. tuesday night a pipe burst inside the school and all that water soaked an electrical panel to the point that crews had to turn it off. the water also took out the fire alarm system. students and teachers cannot go back to class until workers get thet and the fire marshal clears the school to reopen. it's a hazard. you don't have the fire alarm system, water damage. big mess. >>> here is a change now. metro considering a plan to give riders money back under certain circums

. >> with i knife >> the minute venus iraheta confesses to killing day mar is reyes rivas. >> i said i'm not going to forgive you. >> iraheta who was 17 at the time of the murder was set to avenge the death of her boyfriend. she believed reyes rivas to be responsible for his death and araich todd have her taken into the woods in fairfax country where she tortured and interrogated her before stabbing her to death. >> i think twelve here and then 13 was here. >> ard according to court documents throughout the ordeal reyes rivas was told she would die that day and made to take off shirt and shoes and walk through the snow. >> the savage brutal killing is horrific. i'll leave it >> you're going to remember me until the day we see each other in hell. don't forget my name. and i told her my full name. >> this video having fled after the brutal murder which investigators say involved in my opinion others, four adults and six minors. >> she had others there who else stabbed her snri don't know. i couldn't tell you because i don't really know. >> now after several event they did admit to know

in this video, she admits to killing 15-year-old damaris rivas.he victim and she says she her. she says the victim admitted she slept with iraheta's boyfriend. iraheta saying she won't forgive her and told the teen, "you are going to remember me until the day we see each other in hell. don't forget my name." take a listen. >> i killed her. >> how did you kill her? >> with a knife. >> what did you do with the knife? >> i don't remember how many times i stabbed her in the stomach. >> was it a lot? >> 13. >> why 13? >> i don't remember. 12 here and then the 13th was here. >> now the video paints a picture of a g

father rivas says el salvador isn't a safe place - there is gang related violence and there are stillevidal rivas / salvadoran priestmany, many, many people die every day.alexandra limon / @alexlimonnewsthe largest populations of tps recipients from el salvador live in california texas new york maryland and virginia according to the center for migration studies. deporting these immigrants could have an economic impact because they would leave the work force.. republican congressman rodney davis of illinois says we need a better immigration system rep rodney davis / illinois (r) especially for those countries whose refugees are under that temporary protective status, but we've got to look at immigration reform in it's totality.the us could begin to deport the salvadorans in september of next year. in washington alexandra limon. (grant) we just had our first big storm of 20-18 and when that happens a lot of debris gets washed into the streams, the bays and eventually the ocean..(vicki) and stanley roberts shows us how bad the "first flush" is... of walking on coast line under trashleave

irahata, take a listen to her describe the day rivas was killed.speaking foreign language] >> i said i'm not going to forgive you. [speaking foreign language] >> the interpreter: and you're going to remember me until the day we see each other in hell >> the interpreter: don't forget my name. [speaking foreign language] >> the interpreter: and i told her my full name. >> irahata will be sentenced in may and is facing life in prison. >> d.c. police looking for a gun ma who shot a person tuesday near george washington university hospital in northwest d.c. have some pictures now. now. of the suspect. the victim is expected to be okay. police say the suspect and the victim had an argument right before that shooting outside of the hospital. >> ♪ >> new this morning, d.c. police need your help finding several persons of interest connected to a burglary. they put out this video you're looking at now. the burglary happened at a jewelry store in the 1300 block of f street northwest in the early morning hours of january 7th. these crooks smashed the front doo

riva, thank you so much.e obviously to watch, thanks riva, we are looking at futures right now. 45 minutes or so, futures have been taking off. lauren looking at the backdrop of potential shutdown. lauren: sensational run continues, good morning, maria bartiromo. you have a nice market to do with on your hands. maria: yeah, for sure, girls, thank you so much. good morning to you, hi, everybody, happy friday, i'm maria bartiromo and it is friday january 19th, top st

gold from the wall street journal in london, hi, riva. >> good morning.yone is basically worried that nobody else is worried. you've got stocks at record highs, the global economy is accelerating, but a lot of money managers are concerned that it's very hard to know exactly how high you can go and when things start to shift and, of course, the more bullish the kind of consensus is in the market the steeper the drop when things show signs of turning around. lauren: it's funny how that works, it's anxiety out there. let's talk about currencies. volatility is falling again this morning but the euro crossing 1.25 for the first time in three years, so what exactly is pushing the euro higher today? >> it seems as though it can only go up all year latest fall is ecb mario droghi which seemed not too concern about the rise to have euro during press conference. he was upbeat in the economy and he mentioned while perhaps we should worry about volatility in currencies, it wasn't going to stop him from the slow normalization of policy here. lauren: all right, riva go

the cell phone video of the murder shows the look of terror on the face of damaris alexandra reyes rivas, 15, as she stares into the eyes of venus iraheta. this is the recorded fairfax county poli the 17-year-old calmly confesses to torturing and murdering the younger girl. a former romantic rival she believes played a role in the january 2017 murder of her boyfriend, christian sosa rivas, a gang member. >> then what did you do? >> i killed her. >> how did you kill her? >> with a knife. >> what did you do with the knife? >> [ speaking spanish ]. >> i don't remember how many times i stabbed her in the stomach. >> was it a lot? >> like 13. >> she told detectives at the direction of one of the gang members present before stabbing her she did something grotesque. >> [ speaking spanish ]. >> i cut her tattoo off. >> reporter: news 4 was at the home of iraheta's mother last january when she returned home her mother had reported her missing. she was arrested moments later, and a short time after that she was making a statement to homicide detectives. >> does it bother you? what happened. do you

damaras reyes-rivas was tortured before she was stabbed to death last january at l she was 15-year-old. 18-year-old venus iraheta, faces up to life in prison when she's sentenced in may. authorities say iraheta stabbed the 15-year-old just authorities say iraheta stabbed the 15-year-old just after vowing to see her in hell. iraheta is one of 10 accused ms-13 members charged in the case. less than a month after pbs dropped tavis smiley's talk show after reported inappropriate relationships with subordinates, smiley is going back to work. he announced a deal for a new series about inspirational stories titled, "the upside with tavis smiley." it will be distributed digitally and also will be shown on the word network, a cable and satellite network with religious programming aimed at an african-american audience. back now to our breaking news-- high-level talks between north and south korea regarding plans to bring north korea to the olympics this coming after the warring nations began their first diplomatic talks, in years. lana zak has more from northwest. breaking news about this spacex

venus iraheta admitted to stabbing 15-year-old damaris rivas... at a springfield park last february. and now, chilling video of a police interrogation -- is shedding new light on that crime... and what iraheta said moments before. according to court documents -- a victim to the park... because they believed she helped set up the murder of iraheta's boyfriend. iraheta faces up to life in prison. new dash camera footage of an intense chase and firefight between a man and deputies on a utah highway this all happened last month. deputies pull over arturo gallemore-jimenez for firing his gun in public when all of a sudden he begins shooting at them. jimenez then takes off down the highway... injuring two innocent bystanders along the way. eventually one deputy catches up with him using an assault rifle to stop the vehicle. deputies arrested him and later learn of why he's on the run. no deputies were injured in the exchange. today jimenez is facing mutliple felony charges including three counts of attempted murder. remember this scene earlier this week

father rivas says el salvador isn't a safe place - there is gang related violence and there are still issues because of the earthquake damagevidal rivas / salvadoran priestmany, many, many people die every day.alexandra limon / @alexlimonnewsthe largest populations of tps recipients from el salvador live in california texas new york maryland and virginia according to the center for migration studies. deporting these immigrants could have an economic impact because they would leave the work force.. republican congressman rodney davis of illinois says we need a better immigration system rep rodney davis / illinois (r) especially for those countries whose refugees are under that temporary protective status, but we've got to look at immigration reform in it's totality.the us could begin to deport the salvadorans in september of next year. in washington alexandra limon. (pam) coming up.. dog deaths and injury at a petsmart grooming site... we'll tell you the company's reaction.. at stanford health care, we can now repair complex aortic aneurysms without invasive surgery. if we can do that,

en san salvador, ernesto rivas.ados han hecho impactantes revelaciones. >> sabe usted quÉ hacer con las fotografÍas? la organizaciÓn que denuncia casos de corrupciÓn con una cÁmara oculta logrÓ grabarlas conversaciones y asÍ exponer una supuesta realidad que le pondrÁ los pelos de punta. Éste ingeniero del departamento de investigaciÓn, asegura que hay entre 300 y 400 empleados que reciben salarios para mirar las fotos de partes Íntimas que los usuarios intercambian en la web. >> lo que estÁn haciendo las compaÑÍas es crear departamentos, estÁn poniendo empleados para mirar e estas foto -- fotos. >> segÚn ellos usted no tiene como protegerse de este gigante cibernÉtico. Éste ingeniero asegura que antes de pedirdinero a los anunciantes, tiene que demostrar quiÉn eres tÚ, por eso usa correos electrÓnicos, archivos o algo que puedan identificarte. >> esto no son polÍticas de la compaÑÍa, son empleados que han tenido el derecho a obtener esa informaciÓn y entre ellos mismos estÁn tratando de usar esa informaciÓn para ve

he's in a swiss bank where you want to hide your money, riva? is listed shares, so you could invest in the icy stock, but it just had an unusually phenomenal year, particularly compared to the size of the swiss economy because the central bank has massive holdings of foreign bonds that have bought kind of during the sovereign debt crisis. and also benefited a lot from a weakening swiss franc. unfortunately, you can't share much of the profits that the government due to rather unusual setup that it has a basically has to sit on the money for a while. lauren: riva can you teach me something everyday. you know you can invest in a swiss national bank. but now i do. cheryl: you can hide your money there, too. if you can figure out how to do that. lauren: morning to maria starts right now. maria: good morning to you. thanks for joining us. i maria bartiromo. thursday, january 11th. 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. revamping the roll straight the trump administration working on a major overhaul for how banks lend to the poor. jpmorgan and ceo jamie dimon o

riva gold joins us right now. good morning.king about the european auto sector and what they are doing it to japanese cars are car of the year. >> it is certainly an industry year for international autos. european car carries at a phenomenal start to the year. the best performer in europe and this is surprising when you consider a lot of these companies are big exporters. the euros climbed -- a really happy new year. anything tied to the global economy and the general kind of consumer right now is taking off in europe and the autostart or has benefited a lot from that. cheryl: a lot of great vehicles coming out of the show. card here come the japanese japanese is interesting for us here. riva gold, thank you very much. once again, futures pointing to a big strong opening. a big good morning today can make towel and for maria bartiromo. dagen: the honda accord is made in the united states. it's assembled here. the parts come from all over but it's assembled in the united states. thank you so much. it is about jobs, this economy

riva called from "the wall street journal" is here. much better than expected.th the chinese numbers as always as their transparency in them? >> that is always the sordid out with the official figures, but at least what we can see from this reading, the first time we've seen growth accelerating in china. official figures on the year since 2011. whether or not the growth momentum is likely to stay next year, there's a lot of doubts in whether we can fully trust everything in these readings as a proxy of the economic climate is always of course carefully studied by investors but at the moment in the short term no doubt this is a surprise on the upside. lauren: riva gold coming thank you. cheryl: and thank you for watching "fbn:am." good morning to you, maria bartiromo. maria: good morning, everybody. happy thursday. it is thursday, january 18th. top stories right now. 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. the commander-in-chief touts the historic investment companies are now making following the tax reform bill. apple said to contribute a massive $350 billion over the next

iraheta says he stabbed 15-year-old damaris rivas in a springfield park last february for revenge. this is what she told her. >> you are going to remember me until we see each other in hell. don't forget my name. i told her to never forget who i was. i told her some day we'll see each other again. >> then what did you do? >> i killed her. nancy: according to court documents a group lured the victim to park because they believe she helped set up a murder for iraheta's then boyfriend. michelle: heartbreaking images now from fairfax county of a dog saved from near death. a month ago in centreville starved, dehydrated and hurt. now recovering the playful dog named max weighs almost twice as much as he did when found. police home someone recognizes the dog and knows who the owner is. reward is possible for anyone who helps find max's family. nancy: bizarre way to get a coupon. who ikea is telling to urinate on the catalog to flush out savings. michelle: update on the shocking video. the school board president defending the arrest of a teacher who asked a question. bill: good evening, ev

al she believed rivas to be responsible for his death and arranged to have her brought into the woodstabbed her to death. >> my thing was 12 here and then the 13 was in here. >> reporter: according to court documents, throughout the ordeal iraheta told reyes rivas "she was going to die that day" and made her take off her shirt and shoes and walk through the snow. >> savage brutal killing. horrific. all leave it at that. [speaking foreign language] >> the interpreter: and you're going to remember me until the day we see each other in hell. [speaking foreign language] >> the interpreter: don't forget my name. [speaking foreign language] >> the interpreter: and i told her my full name. >> reporter: this video was recorded in february when iraheta returned home having fled after the brutal murder which involved nine others, four adults and six minors. >> she had other wounds up there. who else stabbed her? >> i don't know. i can't tell you nothing because i don't really know. >> cori coffin reporting now. in that video she eventually admits to knowing everyone involved. >> she admitted th

llevaron en una camioneta mientras los demas quedaron tirados, en medio de las detonaciones enrique rivas nuevo laredo se logró detectar ahí a un vehículo que hecho una corrida y se generó la tensión, caos y confusión . ninguno de los asistentes al evento resulto herido, por que el enfrentamiento entre presuntos delincuentes se registro a unas cuantas calles de ese sitio. jazive perez/ ciudad de mexico la balacera ocurrió justo un día después del anuncio del arribo de ochenta elementos de la policía federal a la ciudad fronteriza, los cuales llegaron para colaborar en labores de seguridad y combatir delitos de alto impacto y es que a lo largo de esta semana, el intercambio de fuego se han hecho cosa de todos los dia, dejando por lo menos a una decena de personas muertas y panico entre los habitantes jose perez/ habitante de nuevo laredo hay una inseguridad total y se puede apreciar a simple vista en las calles, muchas de las cuales permanecen bloqueadas por los delincuentes en mexico, jazive perez, telemundo --- en venezuela.. la fiscala solicitar a la interpol la captura de otro poderoso

20 aÑos por el crimen organizado, 2018 no empezÓ diferente, tal cual lo dijiste el alcalde enrique rivasaba pasando y quÉ se estaba enfrentando pero sÍ supieron que tenÍan que protegerse y lanzarse al suelo, pecho a tierra, como en muchos lugares del paÍs que se enseÑa los niÑos y a la gente quÉ hacer cuando escuchan estos enfrentamientos. no sabemos quÉ pasÓ, el alcalde despuÉs vÍa redes sociales, y son anuncia la gente diciendo que estaba bien y no habÍa habido muertes ni heridos, sin embargo es parte de la violencia que se vive en este lugar, donde estÁ no muerel mom muerto 10 personas. >>> quÉ bueno que no hubo vidas que se perdieron. gracias. >>> regresa en noticia telemu telemundo, crece el apoyo la legalizaciÓn de la marihuana para uso recreativo, muchos ven en ella menos peligro que en el alcohol, tabaco incluso el azÚcar. >>> en china se desata la polÉmica, para algunos es un espectÁculo de terror, para otros una ayuda para la cura de enfermedades, en un momento se lo contamos, ya regresamos. a ro. las dos fueron expuestas al calor dañino. la rosa sin dove quedó seca y débil. do

prosecutors say she admitted to stabbing 15-year-old damaris rivas to death and cutting a tattoo off her hand one year ago. the killing was revenge for the victim having sex with iraheta's boyfriend who was later murdered. theta too involved was a gift from iraheta's boyfriend. michelle: look at this. nine pounds of pot left at the wrong house. how they found the true owner. nancy: caught on video. erratic police car that makes a stop for beer. meet the man who made a citizens arrest coming up at your husband wants to stay free from artificial ingredients. u want to stay free om artificial preservatives. and your debit card wants to stay on a diet. fill your cart with small victories like giant's nature's promise brand. great prices on over 1,300 items. eat well for less. only at my giant. i'm a small business, but i have... big dreams... and big plans. so how do i make the efforts of 8 employees... feel like 50? how can i share new plans virtually? how can i download an e-file? virtual

sot: alejandra rivas / conoce a la familia "son buena gente buena famila.orque nos duele mucho. fue in accidente trágico. es triste perder un hijo de esas edad. pobrecitos." la ta del niÑo comento fuera de cmara que la madre del niÑo estaba en una de las recamaras de la residencia ubicada en el 3900. cuando de repente escucharon la detonacin. relata que ella misma cargaba a su hijo desesperadament e pidiendo socorro sot: daniel segura / vocera policia de fort worth "así mismo están hablando con todas las personas para investigar todos los detalles. no sabemos si el disparo fue un accidente o fue causado por otras circunstancias." aunque el incidente continuo bajo investigacin. autoridades aprovechan el caso para invitar a quienes tiene armas de fuego en sus casas. que las mantengan lejos de los niÑos y en un lugar seguro. sot: daniel segura / vocera policia de fort worth "siempre las mantengan en lugares con llaves. cajas de seguridad fuera de alcanze de los menores de edad.." --- en ohio, una mujer dej a su beb de 10 meses sobre la estufa, causndole severa

these cell phone images are from the day fairfax county police say venus -- you can see the terror on rivas' face. >> other ms-13 game members vitt yoe taped that entire murder. she said she stabbed the girl 13 times and cut off the tattoo on her hand. then she made her one final promise. >> [ inaudible ] >> i told her to never forget who i was. i told her someday we're going to see each other because she believed the girl played a role in her boyfriend's murder. she will be sentenced in may. >>> doctors expect congressman steve scalise to remain in the hospital for several days as he recovers from surgery. the house majority whip had a planned follow-up procedure yesterday. the hospital says the surgery went well and scalise was resting comfortably. he was nearly killed during a baseball practice shooting in alexandria last summer. a bullet to the hip shattered bones and damaged internal organs. >>> today, a school in alexandria will be chosed and won't reopen until next week. on tuesday night, a pipe burst indied george washington middle school. all that water soaked in electric panels. c

venus iraheta admitted to stabbing 15-year-old damaris rivas... at last february. and now, chilling video of a police interrogation -- is shedding new light on that crime... and what iraheta said moments before the attack. according to court documents -- a group lured the victim to the park... because they believed she helped set up the murder of iraheta's boyfriend. iraheta faces up to life in prison. today a town hall will be held at howard university to adress the damage to buildings on campus following the recent cold weather. the start of the spring semester for undergrad and graduate students was pushed back until next tuesday due to ruptured pipes and heating issues. diaster an urgent search for life - as hundreds wait for rescue! the desperate situation playing out in california - as rivers of mud destroy homes. plus - the time to book for spring break... is now. seven is on your side with where to find the best airfares-- how long the cheap seats will last... and the catches. eileen live wx ctr but first here's your traffic watch on the go.. - midnight hig

damaras reyes-rivas was tortured before she was stabbed to death last january at lake accotink park in springfield. 18-year-old venus iraheta faces up to life in prison when she's sentenced in may. authorities say iraheta stabbed the 15-year-old just after vowing to see her in hell. iraheta is one of 10 accused ms-13 members charged in the case. a social media threat against a school in virginia-- puts officials in eight states on high alert. the threat was posted on snapchat over the weekend, threatening a school with the initials "m-h-s." that caused a from new york to wisconsin. it actually targeted "monticello" high school in charlottesville. but police say it was a hoax. charges are now pending against the teen who posted it. an update out of greenbelt this morning. last night - the city council approved a measure to lower the voting age from 18 to 16 for city elections. the change takes effect february 27th. greenbelt joins the nearby cities of hyattsville and takoma park in lowering the voting age to 16. another honor for three local blind eagle scouts.. we've reported on the ac

nine others were also arrested in connection with the death, reyes rivas death.ed it to send to higher ranking ms-13 gang member, that was pulled and used as evidence in court. now, as we mentioned this week, ira, heated pleaded guilty to first-degree murder, abduction and criminal street gang participation, she face s she's sentenced >> cori coffin thank you. >> we'll be right back. i like this organic mac and cheese. and i like this organic mac and cheese. is that my mac and cheese? is that my belt? is that my perfume? is that my bronzer? is that my choker? is that my choker? are those my bangs from three years ago? is that my earring in your nose? (huffing) winning tastes so good. you'll like them both but love our price. award-winning organic mac and cheese from aldi. simply smarter shopping. award-winning organic mac and cheese from aldi. with dunkin' deals, you get two egg & cheese wake-up wrap sandwiches for $2. and two of those for two of those means you deserve a few of those. stop in for the latest

. >> these cell phone images are from the day fairfax county police say venus iraheta killed rivas last year. you can see the face as she stares at her. other ms-13 gang members videotaped the entire murder. in her own words, she said she stabbed the 15-year-old 13 times and cut off the tattoo on her hand. then she made her one final promise. >> i told her to never forget who i was. i told her someday we're going to see each other again. >> iraheta says she killed alexandra because she believed the 15-year-old played a role in her boyfriend's murder. iraheta pled guilty this week and will be sentenced in may. >>> new video of a jewelry store robbery we told you about earlier this week. police in the district just released this video of the incident on sunday. take a look. it is the second time the high-end store has been robbed in a matter of weeks. someone hurled a rock through the jewelers. the burglar smashed three display cases, grabbed jewelry and then ran ff same burglar who hit the store a few days before christmas. this is surveillance video of that break-in now. so far, no one

marlene cerritos rivas, asociación de estudiantes indocumentados 4:00 "cuando yo vi eso. me sentí muyevantarse y ver eso que está pasando en la institución es un ataque a nuestra comunidad" estos mensajes están apareciendo en otras universidades del país, y algunos creen que se trata de una campaña anti-inmigrante. lo ocurrido, en la universidad de santa clara, despertó un movimiento de solidaridad y ahora también son visibles rótulos con mensajes de apoyo a los inmigrantes. y mostrando una fuerza colectiva, colgaron su propio cartel que dice "estamos aquí" y "no tenemos miedo". nats: 00:43 "nos sentimos muy excluidos por la universidad" excluidos porque dicen, las autoridades de la universidad de santa clara, se tomaron 5 días para hacer pública su posición en relación a los carteles. diana mendoza, asociación de estudiantes indocumentados 2:08 nos sentimos muy ofendidos por los carteles que fueron puestos en la escuela, pero también, nos sentimos ofendidos porque la administración se tardó tanto en decir algo" la administración de la universidad emitió un comunicado indicando que es

now they're saying that they want to help the people of iran that they completely contradictory the riva know what they said in the past i'm old enough to remember john mccain just a few years ago singing. bomb bomb iran so tell me again how much the u.s. figures in the in the u.s. government care about the people of iraq and their freedom but. these protests actually started. outside of tehran this wasn't the green protest again this is an urban middle class these are working class poor in small cities in iran that were angry about subsidies and benefits being removed by the popular moderate prime minister just recently reelected in a landslide rouhani and. there is some indication that they actually have the support of conservatives within the government because this is seen as a neo liberal move as they please in this way and the conservatives are more economically left but some people say these protests tests were more than hijacked by violent armed rioters others say that there was actually some small parallel riots going on that were trying to do under the cover of the protests but

the southeast region of matter is the worst affected further north many parts of the capital antenna riva remain flooded ava crossed into the island on friday bringing winds of up to one hundred ninety kilometers an hour several people are still missing and more than seventeen thousand have been displaced. temporary israeli checkpoints and roadblocks are cutting off the city of nablus and surrounding villages in the occupied west bank security forces are looking for the killer of an israeli rabbi the thirty five year old was killed in a drive by shooting near any legal israeli settlement the u.s. ambassador to israel has condemned hamas which applauded the killing. force that as more from west jerusalem. there is a major military operation underway in the occupied west bank as israeli soldiers who have been reinforced in the area are searching for the killers of this thirty five year old man a rabbi. who was a resident of the illegal outpost of hovered gilad and was shot in his vehicle on the main route outside that outpost from a passing vehicle israeli military isn't saying whether ther

cheryl: riva gold, thank you. >> thanks for having me. lauren: welcome back.tching us on "fbn:am." welcome back to maria bartiromo. pointed maria starts right now. >> happy wednesday. good morning to maria bartiromo. wednesday january 10th. top tories right now 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. a huge win for the united states or toyota and mazda set to invest in america. reportedly planning to build a $126 billion plan in alabama. the victory for president trump resolve the dow jones industrial average closed at another record high yesterday. check this out, the 75th record since the president has taken office. dow industrial 25,003 to five.

riva, thank you you good to see you. >> thank you for watching "fbn:am" this morning.mcdowell. >> you know who's at work today? we aren't even though the markets close. it's monday, january 15th. the u.s. markets are closed today for martin luther king day, but we are open for business and so are the markets in europe. loss across the board to start a new week, but what a week it's been for u.s. stocks starting this year is the best start that we've seen in more than a decade. asia overnight stocks were mixed to take a look at the markets. the

. >> now the video paints a picture of a g according to court documents that group believed rivas helped set up the murder of iraheta's then boyfriend. for now we are live in fairfax, amy aubert, abc7 news. larry: shocking video to watch. thank you for that. new information tonight about a it shooing near germ washington university -- shooting near george washington university hospital that led to ak lodown. we brought you breaking news last night at 11:00. they need your help identifying and finding this man. he is accused of shooting a man in a fight. the victim is expected to be okay. police are offering a 10,000 reward for an arrest in the case. >> now to the wild scene overnight in southeast. kenneth davis accused of stealing a d.c. police cruiser and leading officers on a chase before crashing into another cruiser and a parked car injuring two officers. according to the court documents an officer left the keys in the ignition when he went into a 7-eleven. davis is now facing a list of both officers are expected to be okay. larry: right now rush hour is hitting full swing along i-95

lauren: that was fast, riva thank you so much.ria" starts now. >> live from washington d.c. you for president trumps david union address, maria bartiromo with this i shall edition "mornings with maria." >> good morning -- maria: good morning good glorious tuesday from washington by former nation's capitol tuesday, january 30th or the top stories right now 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. president trump hours away from delivering his state of the union address. he said to focus on the progress on success in his first year in office including the booming stock market, low employment commit economic gwth

tomorrow i have exclusive interview with riva levinson, wrote this piece about working with paul manafort, worked at firm he ran with roger stone and others doing international consulting. that's tomorrow at 6:00 p.m. eastern. consider joining me for it. thanks to chris hayes for letting me sit in tonight. it's been a lot of fun. that's the end of my time. >>> tonight did the president just change his tune whether or not he agreed on interviewed by robert mueller. big push back on by the president who said there was no collusion eight times in under two minutes. democrats issue a warning on the danger putin's russia poses to our country and they accuse the president of ignoring the threat. and welcome to the studio says donald trump in the white house cabinet today. all part of "the 11th hour" now under way on a wednesday night. >>> and good evening once again from our nbc news headquarters here in new york.

i'd also like to thank rachel tanner and jorge rivas for their effort in trying to corral us month after month for these meetings and make something come through. as for the mission commercial corridor itself, rachel did touch on the fact that there are vacancies, there are a lot of vacancies. a lot of buildings on the mission corridor are typically one story high. in the future, it's understood that this kind of development is going to exist when the buildings get developed. when something starts happening, they will be units above particularly newly built is seneca and mission, the sites at 65 ocean and adjacent to it. 915 cayuga, the upper yard. we're looking at 1,000 units that are coming in, and a sizeable portion of those are going to be affordable. in the meantime, design counts. this isn't vanness avenue. this isn't the inner mission. we know it's going up much higher than what we've gone now, and i'd really prefer if not the marshall plan. we're going to have to make a real effort because the community that's there has to be able to take some pride, not just living in the buildi

. >> i also want to recognize jorge rivas who's here from the office of workforce development, as well as planning staff, james pappas and others, who's been helping us overseeing this project. we've been really fortunate to have collaborative works from the office of economics and workforce development. if i can have the screen, please. so what we're going to do today is really just start talking a little bit about the excelsior outer neighborhood, talk about the neighborhood strategy process that we've undergone to date, and next steps what you can expect to see from us next time that we come before the commission. so this is a map of the project area here in yellow. it is bounded by the 280 friday on the north and on the western boundary. it goes all the way down to the daly city boundary on the south, and on the right is mclaren park, and sunnydale housing projects immediately to the east. this area is almost entirely within d-11. there is a little bit that is a part of district 8, but it's south of the freeway, but we wanted to include it because geographically it makes sense as p

tomorrow i have exclusive interview with riva levinson, wrote this piece about working with paul manaforted at firm he ran with roger stone and others doing international consulting. that's tomorrow at 6:00 p.m. eastern. consider joining me for it. thanks to chris hayes for letting me sit in tonight. it's been a lot of fun. that's the end of my time. very happy to toss to rachel maddow. how are you rachel? >> great ari. thank you my friend. much appreciated. thanks to you at home for joining us as well. these guys, whatever you think of them, it's undoubtedly true they can't catch a break. donald trump for president campaign chairman and deputy campaign chairman, paul manafort and bill gates. both under federal indictment on multiple felony charges. sometimes they keep you in jail until your trial. maybe it's a break that neither gates nor manafort is in jail but both essentially under house arrest. had to surrender passports and some family members had to. wearing monitoring devices, need

riva, thank you so much. cheryl: all right, we have obviously to watch, thanks riva, we are looking at futures right now. 45 minutes or so, futures have been taking off. lauren looking at the backdrop of potential shutdown. lauren: sensational run continues, good morning, maria bartiromo. you have a nice market to do with on your hands. maria: yeah, for sure, girls, thank you so much. good morning to you, hi, everybody, happy friday, i'm maria bartiromo and it is friday january 19th, top stories right now, 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. the clock is ticking, the house doing its part to avoid a government shutdown last night. the house passed short-term spending bill late last night that will keep the government funded through february 16th, now it is on to the senate where passage remains anything but certain. >> in the house republicans did their job. they made sure government stayed open. >> we are where we are for one reason and one reason only within a day of government shutdown and that's insistence of our

riva, thank you you good to see you. >> thank you for watching "fbn:am" this morning. over to dagen mcdowell. >> you know who's at work today? we aren't even though the markets close. it's monday, january 15th. the u.s. markets are closed today for martin luther king day, but we are open for business and so are the markets in europe. loss across the board to start a new week, but what a week it's been for u.s. stocks starting this year is the best start that we've seen in more than a decade. asia overnight stocks were mixed to take a look at the markets. the nikkei, cost and south korea heading higher in asia. here at home, war of words. president trump seeming critics after several lawmakers accused the commander-in-chief of using an expletive was trying to make a deal over daca. >> i'm not a racist. i am the least racist person you've ever interviewed. dagen: the president under fire with dick durbin insisting mr. trump made those comments. one republican has come to good president's defense was david perdue saying president trump did not use the word calling the cla

we have members who cleaned stations, maintained stations for a riva real north and london, are theyoing work ina problems because they are doing work in a contract that needs to be done. in some respects the way the government and the lack of preparedness for this is shocking and it is not helping us address the real detailed issues here. your concern for individuals and their work and their livelihoods is of course understandable, but there are people who are saying that the government can't privatise the profits and nationalise the depths. the lib dems are saying why should the government step in and rescue what was effectively a dud company? they did it for the banks, didn't they? just recently chris grayling, they? just recently chris grayling, the transport secretary, has been about east coast and southern rail, so about east coast and southern rail, so they can find the money to look after the private sector if it suits them and we are at saying you should be doing the same here because the reality and all this is that a lot of the work that we are seeing on the railways, and

riva gold, thank you very much. once again, futures pointing to a big strong opening. a big good morning today can make towel and for maria bartiromo. dagen: the honda accord is made in the united states. it's assembled here. the parts come from all over but it's assembled in the united states. thank you so much. it is about jobs, this economy in the text reformed giving these markets a huge lift. good morning. i am dagen mcdowell in for maria bartiromo. tuesday, january 16th. charging towards 26,000, futures are showing a skyrocketing market across the board to start the short trading week. markets were not open yesterday. the dow at 25,000 on january january 4th. if the blue chips hit the milestone 26,000 at the open and coming to download added 1000 points in seven trading sessions. the shortest time for a gain of backsides ever. the rally could be held their earnings from several big-name companies including united, health care. kerning in revenue came out a few moments ago but revenue and earnings topping expectations. the company said the most recent quarter earn

cheryl: riva gold, thank you. >> thanks for having me. lauren: welcome back. thanks for watching us on "fbn:am." welcome back to maria bartiromo. pointed maria starts right now. >> happy wednesday. good morning to maria bartiromo. wednesday january 10th. top tories right now 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. a huge win for the united states or toyota and mazda set to invest in america. reportedly planning to build a $126 billion plan in alabama. the victory for president trump resolve the dow jones industrial average closed at another record high yesterday. check this out, the 75th record since the president has taken office. dow industrial 25,003 to five. big rally yesterday. features pulling back from record highs. expecting a decline at the opening of trading about 130 points down one half of 1%. the s&p 500 down and the nasdaq down two thirds of a percent right now 42 points lower expecting a lower opening this morning. european markets similar story. cac in the dax all over between a fraction that almost 1%. asia overnight markets closed mixed. the indices at

lauren: that was fast, riva thank you so much. "mornings with maria" starts now. >> live from washington d.c. you for president trumps david union address, maria bartiromo with this i shall edition "mornings with maria." >> good morning -- maria: good morning good glorious tuesday from washington by former nation's capitol tuesday, january 30th or the top stories right now 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. president trump hours away from delivering his state of the union address. he said to focus on the progress on success in his first year in office including the booming stock market, low employment commit economic growth in a look ahead to key issues on the agenda including immigration and trade. >> the president will deliver his first state of the union address. the theme of the address is building a safe, strong and proud america, which is exactly what the president has work to do during his first year in office. to get ahead of what the president will say in his remarks, but it will obviously be must watch tv. maria: will have ful