>> robert: i hope not. [laughter]. >> robert: no, let me clarify that. >> evan: so i'm wondering if you're better off outside the system rather than in. >> robert: i would certainly, i mean if a new president asked me to do something, i certainly would -- >> evan: you'd listen. >> robert: well, i would do it because it's a duty. you would do it too. >> evan: sure. but the point is can you fix the system without being part of the system? >> robert: i think the only way you can fix the system is from outside the system. because, you know, i've been there. i have seen again and again presidents -- i was secretary of labor. you can't actually effect change if you don't have a large number of people mobilized and organized and energized to push change behind you. >> evan: yeah. >> robert: otherwise the vested interests are overwhelming. >> evan: was bill clinton, for whom you worked and with whom you attended school back in the day at yale, was he a change agent in the end? >> robert: i think he wanted to be a c

so there has been some movement >> robert: i am robert moses, >> juliet: good to see you mr. moses. good to have you. let's go over to mike and of minor snow day yesterday. >> mike: like a little postcard pitcher all over the tri-state region. a lot lot of folks have the day off thankfully. they can enjoy what is going on out there and don't have to deal with it. if you do have to deal with it, there are there are some slick spots out there so be aware, the commute could be a slow one, ines have been very busy. twenty-seven central park, cold here's the brief snow shower passing by. we have a trap of cold pressure and some snow showers coming through of the northern sections of new jersey through westchester another coming through connecticut as well dropping to the south and east, expect some snow showers or flurries to pass by for you. it doesn't take much for some very slick conditions. be aware. high temp gets up to 29 degrees and 29 degrees and it's windy as well. should be dryer tomorrow, wednesday also looks dry. by the end of the week we will be watching another coastal -- i

very calm. >> all right, let's go to charissa thompson with robert guerrero's wife. >> well, robert guerrero has been witness to a much bigger fight, you cookies have been a part of one, his wife casey was diagnosed with leukemia in 2007. the cancer spread into her brain, she needed a bone marrow transplant, found a match. a young woman from germany. doctors tell only gave her a 50/50 chance. thankfully, the surgery was a success, and now casey is cancer free. talking to him today, it says it brings everything into perspective, everything i do here compares to what he's -- pales to what he's been through in comparison with his wife. >> vacating his 135-pound title to be with casey during her recovery. wbc world title, 147-pound welterweight, robert guerrero in red, taking on danny garcia in the leopard trunks. >> danny garcia definitely more comfortable counterpunching throughout the whole second half of this fight. >> one of the things guerrero has abandoned i.d. jabs to the body that helped him establish the distance. >> everything slowing down now for danny guerrero. >> garcia has taken t

very calm. >> all right, let's go to charissa thompson with robert guerrero's wife. >> well, robert guerrero has been witness to a much bigger part of one, his wife casey was diagnosed with leukemia in 2007. the cancer spread into her brain, she needed a bone marrow transplant, found a match. a young woman from germany. doctors tell only gave her a 50/50 chance. thankfully, the surgery was a free. talking to him today, it says it brings everything into perspective, everything i do here compares to what he's -- pales to what he's been through in comparison with his wife. >> vacating his 135-pound title to be with casey during her recovery. this one for 12 rounds for the wbc world title, 147-pound welterweight, robert guerreron red, taking on danny garcia in the leopard trunks. >> danny garcia definitely more comfortable counterpunching of this fight. >> one of the things guerrero has abandoned i.d. jabs to the body that helped him establish the distance. >> everything slowing down now for danny guerrero. >> garcia has taken the aggressiveness out, looping right hand. >> there is that floyd ma

very calm. >> all right, let's go to charissa thompson with robert guerrero's wife. >> well, robert guerrero has been witness to a much bigger fight, you cookies have been a part of one, his wife casey was diagnosed with leukemia in 2007. the cancer spread into her brain, she needed a bone marrow transplant, found a match. a young woman from germany. doctors tell only gave her a 50/50 chance. thankfully, the surgery was a success, and now casey is cancer free. talking to him today, it says it brings everything into perspective, everything i do here compares to what he's -- pales to what he's been through >> vacating his 135-pound title to be with casey during her recovery. this one for 12 rounds for the wbc world title, 147-pound welterweight, robert guerrero in red, taking on danny garcia in the leopard trunks. >> danny garcia definitely more comfortable counterpunching throughout the whole second half of this fight. >> one of the things guerrero has abandoned i.d. jabs to the body that helped him establish the distance. >> everything slowing down now for danny guerrero. >> garcia has taken

very calm. >> all right, let's go to charissa thompson with robert guerrero's wife. >> well, robert guerrero has been witness to a much bigger fight, you cookies have been a part of one, his wife casey was diagnosed with leukemia in 2007. the cancer spread into her brain, she needed a bone marrow transplant, found a match. a young woman from germany. doctors tell only gave her a 50/50 chance. thankfully, the surgery was a success, and now casey is cancer free. talking to him today, it says it brings everything into perspective, everything i do pales to what he's been through in comparison with his wife. >> vacating his 135-pound title to be with casey during her recovery. this one for 12 rounds for the wbc world title, 147-pound welterweight, robert guerrero in red, taking on danny garcia in the leopard trunks. >> danny garcia definitely more comfortable counterpunching throughout the whole second half of this fight. >> one of the things guerrero has abandoned i.d. jabs to the body that helped him establish the distance. >> everything slowing down now for danny guerrero. >> garcia has taken

robert: the skins winning, of course, is better. robert: show me the money, robert. big changes in the weather happening in the middle of the game. devon lucie has the first look at the forecast. devon: talking about odds right now, the rain is here. if you are looking at the in thet, the futurecast, morning, the rain finally lets up. the belfort furniture weather center, backtracking, a live look outside the national harbor. the cloud cover the rain coming down. checking out the temperatures. what is very interesting, upper 40's, near 50 the high today. the temperatures currently stand really close to that. 100% chance of rain, raining everywhere. moderate showers, annapolis, northwest d.c., tenleytown come even at the mall toward springfield getting showers. south and north moving out of the rain. fredericksburg come even more rain coming. us is the first of several rounds of rain. the temperatures will go up overnight. tomorrow morning, very mild, mild midday. the redskins game in the afternoon, the temperatures plummet. more arctic air returns and we may see some

robert guerrero, relentless. you ain't ever going to like boxing, because these guys gave everything they had, neither fighter should leave with any regrets, no matter what happens. >> garcia with a smacking right hand, up against the body, left hook. guerrero still moving. uppercut gets through. garcia penetrating. on his feet. 10 seconds remaining. guerrero, garcia, guerrero, garcia, guerrero, garcia! great fight. and they shake hands and hug. what a way to finish. so coming up, the decision. the wbc welterweight world championship, who replaces floyd mayweather?ying classic nashville hot chicken with a spicy, smoky flavor. here i am thinking, man, this would be great with my crispy, hand prepared chicken. here i am, writin' down the recipe. and here i am, with kfc's new nashville hot chicken. straight from nashville for a limited time only. (applause) >> premier boxing champions on fox is sponsored by corona, who invites you to find your beach. welcome back to staples center in downtown los angeles, and we hav

just use that search function right there in the center and type in "coke key robert -- cokie robertsction of programs to watch. just a couple of calls left. carol in florence, kentucky. please go ahead, carol. >> caller: hello, cokie. i admire you so much. >> guest: thank you. >> caller: i would like for you to speak about sandra day o'connor, our first woman supreme court justice. thank you. >> guest: i think sandra day o'connor was -- is -- a very, very important figure in our history. being the first woman on the supreme court, she really did pave the way for all who have followed her, and and you know there's a new book out about her relationship with ruth bader ginsburg which i think is well worth reading. but she brought a sensibility, and this is something that is so important. when a woman is the first or not only in a place, she brings not just her knowledge and her intelligence and all of that, she brings a different sensibility to the table. and it's the experience of womanhood. and that's just something nobody else in the room has. and she certainly brought that to the co

[speaking spanish] >> time to get busy, all right, robert? get busy. >> make moves, man. >> nothing like having your dad in your corner. >> no, there's nothing like that. it's almost unknown in sports. at what point do you stop being a father and start being a trainer or stop being a trainer and start being a father? you are looking at your own son there, your own plot, and boxing is unlike any other sport. all the other sports are metaphors for what this actually is, combat, how do you let your sundays damage. it's a dilemma. >> ninth round in the wbc world championship welterweight title, floyd mayweather in a attendance as they fight for his belt. guerrero in red. garcia has been backing up the entire fight. nice, short uppercut by guerrero as he uses his head movement to get in now. looks like he has caught his second wind. >> his father was talking to him, vamanos. i don't speak spanish, but i know what that word means. he's putting himself back into the fight in this ninth round. >> bruises on the face of garcia and guerrero. >> garcia

robert: we have a lot. leon: you had a heck of a day. robert: i did. i don't know if i can make it through the sports cast. ovechkin is on tonight. what will kirk cousins next contract look like? also, noah gave me the business today. leon: here it is. robert: no. who was victorious in a game of "horse"? announcer: now the toyota sports desk. brought to you by your local toyota dealers. robert: caps hosting vancouver at the phone booth. special night it will be. team captain ovechkin will be honored tonight for becoming the 43rd and the fifth fastest player in nhl history to score 500 career goals. that is scheduled to begin at 7:00 tonight. here is teammate on how great the great eight is. >> able to score a heck of a lot of goals. that is what people are excited about. scoring 500 goals in 800 games. if you look at what everybody else is able to do in the last 500 games, no one has come close. robert: it might be time for dan schneider to shell out more money. we witnessed the growth of kirk cousins guy for good for two picks a game to leading the te

very calm. >> all right, let's go to charissa thompson with robert guerrero's wife. >> well, robert guerrero has been witness to a much bigger fight, you cookies have been a part of one, his wife casey was diagnosed with leukemia in 2007. the cancer spread into her brain, she needed a bone marrow transplant, found a match. a young woman from germany. doctors tell only gave her a thankfully, the surgery was a success, and now casey is cancer free. talking to him today, it says it brings everything into perspective, everything i do here compares to what he's -- pales to what he's been through in comparison with his wife. >> vacating his 135-pound title to be with casey during her recovery. this one for 12 rounds for the wbc world title, 147-pound welterweight, robert guerrero in red, taking on danny garcia in the leopard trunks. >> danny garcia definitely more comfortable counterpunching throughout the whole second half of this fight. >> one of the things guerrero has abandoned i.d. jabs to the body that helped him establish the distance. >> everything slowing down now for danny guerrero. garc

very calm. >> all right, let's go to charissa thompson with robert guerrero's wife. >> well, robert guerrero has been witness to a much bigger fight, you cookies have been a part of one, his wife casey was diagnosed with leukemia in 2007. the cancer spread into her brain, she needed a bone marrow transplant, found a match. a young woman from germany. doctors tell only gave her a 50/50 chance. thankfully, the surgery was a success, and now casey is cancer free. talking to him today, it says it brings everything into perspective, everything i do pales to what he's been through in comparison with his wife. >> vacating his 135-pound title to be with casey during her recovery. this one for 12 rounds for the wbc world title, 147-pound welterweight, robert guerrero in red, taking on danny garcia in the leopard trunks. >> danny garcia definitely more comfortable counterpunching throughout the whole second half of this fight. >> one of the things guerrero has abandoned i.d. jabs to the body that helped him establish the distance. >> everything slowing down now for danny guerrero. >> right hand. >> th

robert: im robert moses and i'm in for ben simmoneau. we are glad you are here. we will see the snow . i wasn't prepared for it. juliet: i have never seen snow on a beach. the snow does not stop the servers. ! we did get a little bit of snow. nothing much tremendous. we will take anything we can get . this is what we saw yesterday. still opportunity for snow to come through. it's an inch of snow and orient and islip. bridgeport is that one 10th of an inch. the temperatures at central park at 290 with a partly cloudy sky and the wind is pretty strong coming from the west at 23 miles per hour. other temperatures are at 16 in williamsburg and 28 in philly . 280 in albany. a lot of cold air is rotating around the tri-state and it's not only cold but unstable. it's where we could ring out some snow showers. snow coming through long island. there will be patchy snow showers here and there. you could get some slick roads. keep in mind it does open up for the possibility for icy conditions out there this morning.the trough of low pressure hangs out with cold air here and

very calm. >> all right, let's go to charissa thompson with robert guerrero's wife. >> well, robert guerrero has been witness to a much bigger fight, you cookies have been a part of one, his wife casey was diagnosed with leukemia in 2007. the cancer spread into her brain, she needed a bone marrow a young woman from germany. doctors tell only gave her a 50/50 chance. thankfully, the surgery was a success, and now casey is cancer free. talking to him today, it says it brings everything into perspective, everything i do here compares to what he's -- pales to what he's been through in comparison with his wife. >> vacating his 135-pound title to be with casey during her recovery. this one for 12 rounds for the wbc world title, 147-pound welterweight, robert guerrero in red, taking on danny garcia in the leopard trunks. >> danny garcia definitely more comfortable counterpunching throughout the whole second half of this fight. >> one of the things guerrero has abandoned i.d. jabs to the the distance. >> everything slowing down now for danny guerrero. >> garcia has taken the aggressiveness out, loop

very calm. >> all right, let's go to charissa thompson with robert guerrero's wife. >> well, robert guerrero has been witness to a much bigger fight, you cookies have been a part of one, his wife casey was diagnosed with leukemia in 2007. the cancer spread into her brain, she needed a bone marrow transplant, found a match. a young woman from germany. doctors tell only gave her a 50/50 chance. thankfully, the surgery was a free. talking to him today, it says it brings everything into perspective, everything i do here compares to what he's -- pales to what he's been through in comparison with his wife. >> vacating his 135-pound title to be with casey during her recovery. this one for 12 rounds for the wbc world title, 147-pound welterweight, robert guerrero in red, taking on danny garcia in the leopard trunks. >> danny garcia definitely more comfortable counterpunching throughout the whole second half of this fight. >> one of the things guerrero has abandoned i.d. jabs to the body that helped him establish the distance. >> everything slowing down now for danny guerrero. garcia has taken the ag

robert cline can never come back. he can never hold his children. >> reporter: how important was this moment to you and for the memory of your father? yet, to know that my dad's name will not be dragged through the mud anymore, to let the real story show. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> i usually have very strange dreams. i woke up, and it just startled me. i think kelly's hurt. >> i don't think she's clairvoyant. i think she's a killer. >> i was 19 years old. a guy came up. bam, he slammed a gun to my ( bleep ) kill you." i fought with everything i have in my soul to not have a toe tag at the end. >> we got him. >> it's you. you're going to go down. winter weather could make another appearance soon. meteorologist telling us who has the best chance to see snow and when. >>> thanks for joining us. in the weather center tracking a chance of snow. and it could impact getting out and about in the morning. >> i don't think it will be a big issue on the roads, it is jus

justice roberts gave us obamacare. obamacare would have been terminated twice if it wasn't for justice roberts. first time 10 on%. justice roberts could have killed obama care and should have based on everything. ted cruz is the one that was promoting him. ted cruz and also jeb bush, but justice roberts was the man that gave us and remember it. he gave us obama care. almost as much as obama himself. >> lot of conservatives skeptical of you saying you >> let me tell you about that decision, imminent domain, without that, you wouldn't have roads or highways, you wouldn't schools, you wouldn't have hospitals. you have to use that the pipeline, the keystone pipeline they have pages devoted to eminent domain. every conservative. it can't be built without imminent domain, you wouldn't have 25 feet of the keystone pipeline. eminent domain you need eminent domain. you wouldn't have roads or anything. so when people criticize me on that and once people understand what it is, lot of people don't know what it is, without that pow

very calm. >> all right, let's go to charissa thompson with robert guerrero's wife. >> well, robert guerrero has been witness to a much bigger fight, you cookies have been a part of one, his wife casey was diagnosed with leukemia in 2007. the cancer spread into her brain, she needed a bone marrow transplant, found a match. a young woman from germany. doctors tell only gave her a 50/50 chance. thankfully, the surgery was a success, and now casey is cancer free. talking to him today, it says it brings everything into perspective, everything i do here compares to what he's -- pales to what he's been through in comparison with his wife. >> vacating his 135-pound title to be with casey during her recovery. this one for 12 rounds for the wbc world title, 147-pound welterweight, robert guerrero in red, taking on danny garcia in the leopard trunks. >> danny garcia definitely more comfortable counterpunching throughout the whole second half of this fight. >> one of the things guerrero has abandoned i.d. jabs to the body that helped him establish the distance. >> everything slowing down now for danny

thank you, robert reich.

very calm. >> all right, let's go to charissa thompson with robert guerrero's wife. >> well, robert guerrero has been witness to a much bigger fight, you cookies have been a part of one, his wife casey was diagnosed with leukemia in 2007. the cancer spread into her brain, she needed a bone marrow transplant, found a match. a young woman from germany. doctors tell only gave her a 50/50 chance. thankfully, the surgery was a success, and now casey is cancer free. talking to him today, it says it perspective, everything i do here compares to what he's -- pales to what he's been through in comparison with his wife. >> vacating his 135-pound title to be with casey during her recovery. this one for 12 rounds for the wbc world title, 147-pound welterweight, robert guerrero in red, taking on danny garcia in the leopard trunks. >> danny garcia definitely more comfortable counterpunching throughout the whole second half of this fight. >> one of the things guerrero has abandoned i.d. jabs to the body that helped him establish the distance. >> everything slowing down now for danny guerrero. >> garcia has

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anita smithey's story is that robert cline was attacking her, and what does she do towards that end? she gets a knife. she calculatedly places cuts to her cheek, cuts to her neck, and cuts her abdomen in such a way as to indicate that perhaps she had been harmed by him. >> reporter: and what about the bruising on anita's face and her chipped tooth? recoil, dr. bulic suspects. >> if the gun was held near... near the face, it's possible. >> reporter: but then, shirley rice, a specially trained nurse who's been involved in more than she says after examining anita, it's her opinion anita was assaulted. >> at the time i did the exam, i thought of her as a victim of a sexual assault. >> and has anything changed your mind since that time? >> in my evidence, no. >> reporter: but when prosecutors questioned nurse rice... >> you're unable, from a professional standpoint, to ever say for sure whether or not the injury that you see during a sexual battery examination is either consensual or non- consensual, right? >> i cannot tell you whether it's consensual or non- consensual because i wasn't t

robert cline can neverome back. he can never hold his children. >> reporter: how important was this moment to you and for the memory of your father? >> it was the most important one yet, to know that my dad's name will not be dragged through the story show. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> i usually have very strange dreams. i woke up, and it just startled me. i think kelly's hurt. >> i don't think she's clairvoyant. i think she's a killer. >> i was 19 years old. a guy came up. bam, he slammed a gun to my head, and he said, "i'm going to ( bleep ) kill you." i fought with everything i have in my soul to not have a toe tag at the end. >> we got him. you're going to go down. >>> we begin with breaking news this evening. we're learning one of the men killed in the deadly attacks in west africa is from south florida. that's according to that man's church. a fuse release from hollywood community church says 45-year- old mike rittering was living in burkina fo as an am

robert cline can never come back. he can never hold his children. >> reporter: how important was this moment to you and for the memory of your father? >> it was the most important one yet, to know that my dad's name will not be dragged through the mud anymore, to let the real story show. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by access.wgbh.org >> i usually have very strange dreams. i woke up, and it just startled me. i think kelly's hurt. >> i don't think she's clairvoyant. i think she's a killer. >> i was 19 years old. a guy came up. bam, he slammed a gun to my head, and he said, "i'm going to ( bleep ) kill you." i fought with everything i have in my soul to not have a toe tag at the end. >> we got him. >> it's you. you're going to go down. >>> we are cloudily to mostly cloudy. >>> a desperate plea for peace. a call for calm in the neighborhood where some say it >>> we take you to and outreach event. >>> good evening to you, more snow showers are on the way and we are in for another cold blast of area. >> we are clo

robert: that was you? noah: yeah. robert: you don't want to do it anymore? how come? noah: i find basketball more, i have more fun with basketball than i do with that stuff. robert: he has skills. skills. leon: unbelievable. robert: sunday at 11:30 we debut the new sports show, abc7 sports sunday. get your sports fix on abc7 sunday night at 11:30. you might see noah again. i want to say i feel sorry for any other 11-year-old who try to guard him on the court. leon: i'm a man of my word. i said i would pay to see it. robert: you brought the cash. $1. $1. leon: that is what it was worth. [laughter] robert: my performance was worth a buck. gosh! that's why i didn't make it to the nba. alison: you were not letting him win to be clear? robert: no, no. be very clear. he was going easy on me. because if he wanted to end it, he could have kept doing the two-ball stuff. back to the one ball. he was going ahh -- leon: who started first? who got the first shot? robert: the first game he got the first shot. the second game i got the first shot and the third game. leon: we was pon

robert: i'm robert burton. coming up in sports do the terps get more respect after the win over iowa last night? we hear from the coach. panther plans don't play. check the video. that's next. leon: a st. bernard struggling through the ice. we learned his name is milo. today milo and his family got the meet heroes. the families were grateful to the firefighters that saved the beloved pet. maureen: stay off the ice, milo. >> they are going a final mop-up here. they had a gusher. this is a 2-inch valve. 24 inch pipe. with all the snow nay had a hard time finding the valve they needed to. a sip ple repair. we are told 50 houses were affected when the water was turned off. the road reopened in the early afternoon. the final repairs are put down on monday. leon: how about freezing cold water? would you jump into it for a good cause? it continues tomorrow when the general public take part. doug: i have done it once. and only once. many years ago. i was younger. start with the forecast for the sandy point state park.

robert cline can never come back. he can never hold his children. >> reporter: how important was this moment to you and for the memory of your father? >> it was the most important one yet, to know that my dad's name will not be dragged through the mud anymore, to let the real story show. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by access.wgbh.org >> i usually have very strange dreams. i woke up, and it just startled me. i think kelly's hurt. >> i don't think she's clairvoyant. i think she's a killer. >> i was 19 years old. a guy came up. bam, he slammed a gun to my head, and he said, "i'm going to ( bleep ) kill you." i fought with everything i have in my soul to not have a toe tag at the end. >> we got him. >> it's you. you're going to go down. >>> america's favorite jackpot, get ready everybody. this is powerball. good evening america! tonight we have a guaranteed jackpot worth $40 million. good luck. one more look, winning numbers at the florida powerball studios. ually see you back here this wednesday night. bye ever

robert: i am robert moses. juliet: he is in for ben simmoneau. his wife has to go back into work . >> how are you mike . mike: all is well. [laughter] do you know what is making a lot of folks happy? >> just a little bit. just enough to set a scene and make for slick spots. let's show you what we saw. not much of a total but get . look like it will be one of those winters with a lot of snow.1.3 inches was the bigger one as far as snow totals are concerned . add an inch of snow and it's the same thing in islip in the newark .7 inches. snow there.if needed for a pre-scene but nothing too tremendous. on the cool side at 300. 260 in sussex and 160 in monticello. winter is still coming at you good on the west at 17 miles per hour. 24 mph in monticello. most of the tri-state is dry and we slept some choppiness over the northeast keeping us unstable and cold . click snow showers or flurries in lookout for the possibility in the middle of the day. for a high. it looks like small opportunities for snow to come in this week but they look small. let's bring

robert cline can never come back. he can never hold his children. >> reporter: how important was this moment to you and for the memory of your father? >> it was the most important one yet, to know that my dad's name will not be dragged through the mud anymore, to let the real story show. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> i usually have very strange i woke up, and it just startled me. i think kelly's hurt. >> i don't think she's clairvoyant. i think she's a killer. >> i was 19 years old. bam, he slammed a gun to my head, and he said, "i'm going to ( bleep ) kill you." i fought with everything i have in my soul to not have a toe tag at the end. >> we got him. >> it's you. you're going to go down. okay. so right now, everyone is saying, "hurry! you gotta get fios." well, because there's never been a better time to get a great deal from fios, the fastest internet and wi-fi available. only fios has speeds from 50 to 500 megs. because your devices run better on a better i

good luck to you. >> i appreciate it. >> the parole hearing for robert was interesting in that robert believed every time he might have a chance. he felt very hopeful. he had been turned down many times before, so he obviously carried that realism with him. but i think that there was a piece of him that thought maybe this could be the time i get set free. >> so what are your thoughts and feelings about the whole thing? >> well, the way he was talking, he may give a good report. so things may go my way this time. >> what's your main hope? >> getting back on the street. going back to work. letting my wife sit back for a while. >> i'm hoping this time that it will go through, because things are going a little bit different than it has in the past times. i've done got everything prepared to where we can have a little time together and everything whenever he does get out. because we've got a lot of time to make up for. >> but the wait would continue. tedder was once again denied parole. he will most likely not leave holmen until his 30-year sentence is complete. >> i have two daughters and

robert: absolutely. antonio: they love it, robert. rich: this is phenomenal. robert: one day. rich: especially to have it done in a day. we could stand here and say thank you repeatedly for hours on end, and i don't think much we appreciate the work that was done. it's-it's overwhelming to me and i know it is for her. jennie: mm-hmm. robert: i honestly can't believe that we did this in one day. jennie: i-i know. it's amazing. robert: i thought about it. i said, "well, it could possibly happen," but it's unbelievable that we knocked it out, really. jennie: it is. rich: it'stunning. jennie: and you have such a good eye. the-the colors and, you know, when you said, you know... robert: the color palette. jennie: yeah, the color palette and the way you said the, um, the accent wall--i mean, i couldn't really visualize it, but now i see, you know, i see your vision. rich: to have all this come together to benefit us i-is... jennie: it's a humbling experience. antonio: now it's done here, ready for you guys to enjoy. you love it. we certainly had a great time doing it. just hang this

cokie roberts response.................. .......................... lukas question for you..what does a to the caucus mean ... especially with such a wide gop field? cokie roberts response................. lukas alright well thank you so much for joining us this morning. lukas after the break... we'll take a look k at what howard has cooking for us in n e mr. food kitchen your recipes a little extra kick. howard is here in the mister food test kitchen with a skillit dinner that you will love. "today we're revealing the secret ingredient that makes this rice dish so incredible. what do you think it could be? have you ever eaten something, loved it, yet you couldn't quite figure out what made it taste so good. was it a certain spice or how it was prepared? well, today's recipe has a secret ingredient that turns an ordinary side dish into an extraordinary one. and let me tell you ... as always it's really easy. while cooking some long grain rice like we would normally do, we saut some garlic in a bit of olive oil for a couple

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robert cline can never come back. he can never hold his children. >> reporter: how important was this moment to you and for the memory of your father? >> it was the most important one yet, to know that my dad's name will not be dragged through the story show. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> i usually have very strange dreams. i woke up, and it just startled me. i think kelly's hurt. >> i don't think she's clairvoyant. i think she's a killer. >> i was 19 years old. a guy came up. bam, he slammed a gun to my head, and he said, "i'm going to ( bleep ) kill you." i fought with everything i have in my soul to not have a toe tag at the end. >> we got him. >> it's you. you're going to go down. right now on cbs 2 news-- cold dilema.what you can do right dangerous - - and uncomfortabl e - - situations. situations.then, not slowing down.why these five people didn't hesitate to go for a morning run, even in the bone chilling cold. cold.and, taking the fun inside.// renaissan

in court robert dear claimed the truth was being hidden.. (robert dear, suspect) "there's a lot more to this than me going silently into the court records in the case have been ordered sealed. so after admitting he was the gunman in the planned parenthood attack dear called cbs 4 from jail. he told me the armed assault wasn't calculated before that day. (robert dear, suspect) "it was just a spur of the moment that, ok. they wanted to slay, to come for me, they wanted to start a war and so that's why i did it." he claims 10 fbi agents were following him from his trailer home in hartsel that morning. (robert dear, suspect) "i felt like they were going to get me and so i am going to pick where i am going to make my last stand and i picked planned parenthood because it's murdering little babies." dear claimed the fbi tipped off the clinic that he was coming. (robert dear, suspect) "when i got there of course those guys knew i was armed, knew everything about me. well they slither off like snakes and then they get the local cops to do their dirty

great to have you with us, robert, if someone sat and watched it end to end on c-span would you haveotten a pretty good tour of the waterfront of what republicans thinks around poverty issues is like in 2016? >> yes, you would have. they stressed the things they often stress. more power to the states. a little bit of focus on personal responsibility and work, and they talked about the ways government supports can make programs. work support as a way to make family's do better. your presentation was very solid. you saw the whole picture. >> when you talk about work supports what are those? >> earned income tax credits, food stamps, sometimes public health insurance. there are forms of assistance that can make low wages go further, so that was a topic that was discussed. it wasn't unanimously agreed to, but it showed republicans are willing to talk about the ways in which government can help people move into work and up and out of poverty. >> melissa was there anything you thought was encouraging? >> one area where i think progressives and conservatives can agree was support for expand

jess: tim, russel roberts junior was sentenced today after a fatal car accident two years ago when roberts drove tiffany schmitt and two others home from a bar. roberts was found guilty of vehicular homicide in the death of tiffany schmitt... and two counts of driving under the influence resulting in serious bodily harm of two of the other passengers. jess: according to court documents, roberts was intoxicated and speeding which caused him to lose control of the vehicle.. the car crashed and overturned in rural dakota county schmitts family was in the courtroom awaiting roberts sentencing. "he has not appologized accept for today, it was nice to hear but i think it's just the beginning" jess roberts was sentenced to a minimum of 10 years in prision and his drivers license revoked for 15 years. : i spoke to the family about what they thought of the sentencing and how they're dealing with tiffany's loss..i'll have that for you at 10. reporting live in tim: police are on the lookout for a suspect invoved in an armed robbery this morning in norfolk. authorties say the man walked into the hampt

, role playing. had engaged in that date rape or ght that robert cline was killed? >> yes. >> torina turned out to be a snake.tray anita? >> she did in a way that she should've never betrayed her.tors called the case detectives to testify anita told different versions of what happened the night she shot her husband.o tell a second story, and i noticed the inconsistencies between that first story and that second story. i knew...tingly tells the jury anita first said robert waved a knife at her, but in a second version she didn't even mention a knife. and there were other inconsistencies. time he never took notes. both he and detective depanicis are grilled about their lack of experience. >> isn't it a fact this is the first homicide case you ever investigated? >> yes, sir, that's true. had been before she'd slept? >> no. >> did you ask her how long it had been before she'd eaten? >> no. >> did you ask her when the last time she had anything to drink? >> no. >> reporter: jancha argues anita was so traumatized by the events of the evening, she should never have been su

robert cline can never come back. he can never hold his children. >> reporter: how important was this moment to you and for the memory of your father? >> it was the most important one yet, to know that my dad's name will not be dragged through the story show. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> i usually have very strange dreams. i woke up, and it just startled me. i think kelly's hurt. >> i don't think she's clairvoyant. i think she's a killer. >> i was 19 years old. a guy came up. bam, he slammed a gun to my head, and he said, "i'm going to ( bleep ) kill you." i fought with everything i have in my soul to not have a toe tag at the end. >> we got him. >> it's you. you're going to go down. right now on siouxland news (remembering a hero)an emotional memorial service...as beemer, nebraska remembers a fallen soldier who was killed by a suicide bomber in afghanistan.(sioux city fire)sioux city fire rescue (wish come true)a foreign exchange student in sioux city...is hop

robert cline can never come back. he can never hold his children. >> reporter: how important was this moment to you and for the memory of your father? >> it was the most important one yet, to know that my dad's name will not be dragged through the mud anymore, to let the real story show. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> i usually have very strange dreams. i woke up, and it just startled me. i think kelly's hurt. >>on i d't think she's clairvoyant. i think she's a killer. >> i was 19 years old. a guy came up. bam, he slammed a gun to my head, and he said, "i'm going to ( bleep ) kill you." i fought with everything i have in my soul to not have a toe tag at the end. >> we got him. >> it's you. >> it's you. you're going to go down. wow. the internet is crazy fast here. i know, right? it's so nice to have everyone over. hi hey. mmm. i just laid an egg. does anybody want it? joey, you want some gasoline? yes, please. mom, guess what? i married a clown and we're having t

robert cline can never come back. he can never hold his children. >> reporter: how important was memory of your father? >> it was the most important one yet, to know that my dad's name will not be dragged through the mud anymore, to let the real story show. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> i usually have very strange dreams. i woke up, and it just startled me. i think kelly's hurt. >> i don't think she's clairvoyant. i think she's a killer. a guy came up. bam, he slammed a gun to my head, and he said, "i'm going to ( bleep ) kill you." i fought with everything i have in my soul to not have a toe tag at the end. >> we got him. >> it's you. you're going to go down. . >>> next a car pulledded out of a river in new jersey the body of a missing woman inside the news in 60 seconds. now time warner cable makes your internet go faster. up to 300 megs. are you having fun? yeah it's ok. it's good. in-home wifi powered by the latest equipment available to cover all your devic

robert cline can never come back. he can never hold his children. >> reporter: how important was this moment t you and for the memory of your father? >> it was the most important one yet, to know that my dad's name will not be dragged through the story show. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> i usually have very strange dreams. i woke up, and it just startled me. i think kelly's hurt. >> i don't think she's clairvoyant. i think she's a killer. >> i was 19 years old. a guy came up. bam, he slammed a gun to my head, and he said, "i'm going to ( bleep ) kill you." i fought with everything i have in my soul to not have a toe tag at the end. >> we got him. >> it's you. you're going to go down.3 today honoring doctor martin luther king junior's legacy giving back to the community. you join us for news 19 at 11. 3 news 19 at 11...sled is investigating their first the state this year.we'll have the details... 3 plus--folks spent their dada off serving the community...all in

robert: the slap shot contest? kimberly: we will find out. robert: we have to look that up.imberly: you have seen bad tattoos, but what about this? neighborhood,i feel like it's got a lot of what we were kinda talking about. the kitchen is light and brht,new. we should definitely go see it. [agent] hi...welcome i'm maggie.melanie.maggie. so nice to meet you. [mother] this is brendan. [agent] hey brendan. living room. [dad] hey. [mother] hey sweetie. [dad] sorry about that. what about this? this looks good. [brendan] no. [mother] isn't it so great?i think we found it. [announcer]redfin pays its agents based on your happiness... that's real estate, redefined. high what caucuses, and one man for massachusetts is getting into the political spirit, giving out free donald trump tattoos this week. it can be his face, which takes less than an hour, or his popular slogan, "make america great again." he says a shop is booked up for weeks. the key to a donald trump tattoo is all in the hair, he says. robert: why? why? i don't even have a chicago bulls tattoo. donald trump? kimberly: it

robert cline can never come back. he can never hold his children. >> reporter: how important was this moment to you and for the memory of your father? >> it was the most important one yet, to know that my dad's name will not be dragged through the story show. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> i usually have very strange dreams. i woke up, and it just startled me. i think kelly's hurt. >> i don't think she's clairvoyant. i think she's a killer. >> i was 19 years old. a guy came up. bam, he slammed a gun to my head, and he said, "i'm going to ( bleep ) kill you." i fought with everything i have in my soul to not have a toe tag at the end. >> we got him. you're going to go down. roads -- people were out and the sun was shining -- but that won t last much longer -- good evening. i m gabriella deluca in for erica greenway. the usual january weather is coming back -- and quickly. get ready for temps to drop overnight -- meteorologist dominic brown has the latest on this u

robert: i'm robert burton. coming up, what aaron rodgers said about the redskins team.nd meet the former met ♪ ♪ leon: calling on tape clear as day, a man slashing tires and stealing from tires in northeast. police hope the crystal clear surveillance footage will help catch him. d.c. bureau chief sam ford reports. sam: the male suspect in this video punctured tires on one resident's vehicle and later busy stabbing the tires of another vehicle before checking car doors for locks. comical in the zeal to steal. we showed the video to residents of the area. >> wow! >> that is wrong. i'm glad someone has a camera. sam: the d.c. police want you to call if you know the man. notable is all the video here is captured by the home security camera. the d.c. council this week passed a law to subsidize up to $200 a camera. residents two want to install these because they say it cuts crime. vandalism and burglary has been a problem here. >> we have a lot of problems. >> police chief cathy lanier is known for saying you're stupid if you commit a crime outdoors anymore. she may be right

robert cline can never come back. he can never hold his children. >> reporter: how important was this moment to you and for the memory of your father? >> it was the most important one yet, to know that my dad's name will not be dragged through the story show. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> i usually have very strange dreams. i woke up, and it just startled me. i think kelly's hurt. >> i don't think she's clairvoyant. i think she's a killer. >> i was 19 years old. a guy came up. bam, he slammed a gun to my head, and he said, "i'm going to ( bleep ) kill you." i fought with everything i have in my soul to not have a toe tag at the end. >> we got him. announcer: you're watching kcci todd: right now at 10:00, dangerous dive. the mercury on the thermometer is shrinking, combining with the wind to make dangerously low windchills this weekend. good evening, thank you for joining us. let's get to jason to talk about the temperature tonight. jason: some of us far below ze