but, you know, kenny is obviously better than ronnie. >> while jodie was excited about covering the ronnietoo on her leg, she discovered it would be harder than she had thought it would be. >> i'm getting ready to cover up ronnie tye's name. and when i put it there, i swore i would never, ever get rid of it because i thought it was forever. this is it. it's over. i feel weird. it's like -- i feel like half of me feels like a death, and the other half of me feels like a birth. >> let's go. >> jodie has brought her friend amanda along for emotional support. >> kind of feels like closing a lid on a casket. you're my pallbearer. >> better you than me. >> i guess, i don't know. i don't even know how to describe this. never felt like this before. the pain. no, it ain't the tattoo. i think my heart's more broke than anything. out with the old, on with the new. >> yep. >> this should heal pretty good before i go see kenny in prison. >> after almost an hour, jodie's tattoo transformation is complete. >> all done. kenny! >> bye, ronnie. hello, kenny. >> yeah. >> what do you think? >> right on. >>> c

>> ronnie? >> ronnie. >> i have known him for many years, a long time. >> before he came here? in love with him then? >> i wouldn't say in love with him, but i loved him. >> this is not just a contract you're signing. >> i understand that. it's a covenant. >> it is a covenant you're making with him, you know, and this makes it much, much more serious. >> there are certain people that are allowed to come into the prison to perform these wedding ceremonies. he was one of them. they didn't know each other ahead of time. he was obviously trying to counsel her. >> he'll have this black mark against him. >> i know that. i already know. i mean, i have known people that's come out of prison and some even being family and they are -- it's hard -- the hardest thing i think i seen is jobs. people don't want to employ them. >> right. normally, i just flat turn down weddings here because i find in most cases the men are just using the women for their own advantage. >> i've heard stories. >> you've heard stories? >> i've heard stories. i'm aware of all the ups and downs, and i'm prepared to

and he said no ronny, it's your father. i've known him most of my life and it's him. >> reporter: ronny and his brother david drove to their father's house hoping it was all a mistake. >> as you round the curve, you can see all the way up the street and it's nothing but blue lights. and that's when you know that ain't good. >> reporter: the brothers couldn't get any further than the bottom of the driveway. the home they had grown up in was now a crime scene. >> i look over to the side and i see coroner written on the back. and that's when you know that you know he ain't coming back. ♪ >> reporter: as the news of julia's attack and melvin's murder spread so too did fear. if it could happen to this prominent couple who might be next? >> someone came here with the intentions to murder him and then i'm thinking this person is still on the loose, you know? are we safe? ♪ >>> police had one thing going for them a witness. later that night, still wrapped in duct tape julia told detectives the story of melvin's murder. it appeared

two arrest warrants issued overnight for ronny j. towns. officials say he made false statements to investigators and attempted to commit theft by deception. they questioned him about the whereabouts about the missing couple bud and june run on. the run ons disappeared thursday after leaving their home and traveling some 200 miles away to meet an on-line seller about buying a vintage car they saw posted on craig's list. towns claimed he was selling 1966 mustang convertible before the couple vanished. >> don't believe it is onhe owned such a car. this is the last telephone communicated with the missing couple. some minutes before they went -- the trail went cold. >> something else to add runions children say it isn't like their parents not to stay in touch. it is spanning for the couple into multiple counties through out the area. meanwhile ronny towns is still on the lose. >> sad story. thank you, kelly. >> we are going to speak to the county sheriff's department. we are going to talk to chris severenson about the latest on this case during

nancy was shouting if you don't run for governor ronnie i want a divorce. now she didn't mean that of course but the point is that is evidence that the drive came from her. fast-forward to the inauguration in 1981 johnny carson claimed the moniker nancy ted to equate nancy's ambitions with those of abe peron. exactly, i agree. without nancy ronald reagan never would have been elected to anything. she was the one with the driving ambition, not ron. another misunderstood aspect of the reagan story is his conversion from new deal democrat to eisenhower republican. that was not just an instantaneous flash. occurred over a decade. during the early 40s while fighting communist infiltration into the screen actors guild reagan was threatened over the phone with an asset acid in the face of taghavi persisted in blocking the communist penetration of the union. in response the burbank police department offered protection and they also offered a concealed weapon permit. not well understood the three years he was head of the screen actors guild he was also packing heat.

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ronnie grew up in new hampshire, from the same small town that bode miller is from.he 19-year-old bryce is from sandy, utah. his mom has told great stories about when he was just 2 years old, she took him out with her onto the slopes and he was this tiny litting thing barreling down the mountain, just attacking the slopes. he wouldn't stop. it sounds like that may have been an element of what happened here. these are america's best young skiers. they are aggressive skiers. seems like these six guys went on this very high mountain in what had already been avalanche alert conditions. that's when you have a lot of snow but also some warm weather which makes the snow kind of dicey. according to the "associated press," they quote, left the prepared slope, which is a thing often we see elite skiers do. but in this case it seems to have had some tragic consequences. and it's just -- when you think about the promise that was cut short here i want to show you an instagram post from bryce. this was just four days before the tragedy. >> beautiful picture. >> he tweeted out his

ronny floyd says to really do that, we must do four things. return to god, he says we need the church to also wake up and we need spiritual awakening. dr. ronny floyd is the president of the southern baptist convention. he is my guest via skype today. dr. floyd, it's great to have you on the program. i know in the op-ped you wrote, you said you're just one man and a pastor at a local church but refuse to be silent. why? >> i believe it's time that the faith leaders of our country stand up and encourage our country to return to god, gretchen. this country was based off of a strong christian faith many, many years ago, and it's time that we understand that no longer can we check our faith at the door like a piece of luggage, but we need to encourage our country to come back to god. and the greatest need in america today is a spiritual awakening in this country. >> all right. so, that was your point. number two, we need to return to god as a nation. you also say we need to repent, right? >> yes, ma'am, we do, because there are things that america

bryce asle 19 years old and ronnie ber lack, 20 years old from new hampshire. caroline, thank you very much. and tomorrow the new republican-led congress begins their session. speaker john boehner will be fight to keep the top job in the house. a growing number insist they will not vote for speaker boehner for a third term and a few announcing they will challenge him for his position. >> i am putting my name out there also today to be another candidate for speaker. >> we need new leadership. >> we are doing what my voters want me to do and i am voting what my district said. >> this is not a hard decision. >> speaker boehner's office say he was selected as the house republican choice in november and expects to be elected by the whole house this week. >> 25% of republicans are ready to walk. they are not go to vote republican in 2016 if we don't have a big change. >>> the panel. ron, it seems very unlikely speaker boehner will lose. they need 29 votes to block him and they only have nine. why are they doing this? >> they are pandering. this is the no governing ca

not just the 47%, you heard ronnie say that, those who receive government benefits.lso, looking back at romney's campaign, paul ryan was trying to go out there and talk about poverty. it was reported after the campaign that he felt a lot of resistance from the romney campaign, to not talk about poverty. it is interesting to see romney say this is something the party ought to move forward on. i'm a little skeptical that romney is the face, and maybe the vessel, for that message. but clearly, he and some members of the rnc are considering. host: skeptical, why? guest: you have to look at the 2012 campaign. he said 2016 will not be about obama. in many ways, you could have said the same thing but 2012. i think they were, the romney campaign that is, were so focused on saying obama had something's wrong. he screwed things up, he had not save the economy like he said he would. it really was not a vision for the future. i guess i'm a little skeptical given that __ a third chance __ in 2016, ken romney really rise to the challenge of taking a future __ a forward_looking age

tokarski in peace, ronnie and bryce.kind of avalanche and is there any wa warning? what could they have to done to avoid it? >> i'm not an avalanche expert so i can't comment on the specifics, but it's important to note and this is unusual for skiers. i was talking to a friend of mine about this today. i think with a lot of professional sports. the thing that the racers do when they have time they want to tokarski. all of them wanted to tokarski at the mountains. they were condition the tokarski area boundaries and the tragedy occurred. >> thank you so much for checking in by skype on a very, very sad day for all u.s. athletes and the u.s. tokarski team. thank you. >> and checking in again on that first day of the new congressional session. vice president joe biden has been swearing in newly elected and reelected senators and many of them joining the republican majority. mitch mcconnell is the new senate majority leader. that is the big change. we are watching the house of representatives where congresswoman nancy pelosi

he was very wise teaching us. >> ronny j. towns is the man who posted that ad on craig's list.urn himself into police. the county sheriff believes towns was the last person to speak to the runions. >> we feel confident his phone was used, the last communications with mr. runion was by phone we know belonged to i am him. >> towns never had a vintage car. he posted it with the intent to defraud. >>> we will speak with the sheriff chris severe son on the latest developments on the heartbreaking story. that is coming up at 7:15 on fox and friends. >> happening overnight sergeant bowe bergdahl will be charged with de certification. it is looking to pursue the case. but a battle is brewing behind the scenes of what will happen next. for the latest we turn to beater dos see with in washington. >> the investigation into sergeant bowe bergdahl is done now it is up to the forces command to decide what happens next. there is quite a range. he could order a court-martial or he could let bergdahl off the hook. >> this is is shaping up to be a titanic struggle behind the scenes. the army wan

investigators say 28-year-old ronnie down is facing charges.the why, jonathan serrie from the atlanta newsroom. hi jonathan. >> reporter: authorities confirm this suspect turned himself in. they had been working with his family hoping relatives could encourage him to do so. they believe he is the last person who may have had contact with this missing couple. 28-year-old ronnie j. townes faces charges of giving false statements to authorities and criminal attempt to commit theft by deception. authorities say he responded to a want ad on craig's list claiming that he had a car for sale similar to the 1966 mustang that bud and june runnion had been looking for. >> of course we investigated the last communications that that the runnions had. we traced that to a cell phone in telfair county and we chased cell phone to the purchaser of it which was mr. downs. >> reporter: the runnions were last seen thursday after they left the suburban atlanta home to make the drive to telfair county where they asked to meet the person to answered ad. mr. runnion is

crime analyst ronnie smith was asked to develop a psychological profile of the rapist by studying the manner in which the crimes were committed. smith said by ordering the women to bathe after the rapes, the rapist was trying to do more than simply remove forensic evidence. >> to make a woman clean up, you do feel better about yourself. because you're clean now and you don't have that anger towards the guy. >> the rapist knew that bathing would reduce the likelihood of the victims reporting the crime. and the psychological gains didn't stop there. >> he gave me some warnings about making sure the lock on the window gets fixed. gave me all sorts of fatherly sort of advice, which was pretty disgusting after what he had done to me, as if it were my fault that he came in and did that to me. >> he's telling them, okay, this is not all my fault, okay? if you had done this, this, and this, you wouldn't have been a part of it. but the fact you did leave your door unlocked or your window unlocked, this is what happened to you. >> in one case, the rapist got careless. his bandanna came loose fo

ronnie berlack and bryce astle were rising stars in u.s. skiing. they were remembered with a moment of silence after they were overtaken by a sudden avalanche in the austrian alps. >> the rescue crews were on the scene immediately with multiple helicopters and other rescue crew. they were able to extricate the two skiers but unfortunately, it was too late. >> avalanches can whip down mountain mountainsides of speeds of 80 miles an hour. >> my name is bryce astle. i'm an alpine ski racer out of sandy, utah and i'm 19 years old. >> for bryce astle, seen here in a you tube clip, skiing in the hope of olympic glory propelled him. >> whether it was ski racing or free skiing. >> skiing was in ronnie berlack's blood. his parents are both ski instructors in new hampshire. >> always had a big smile on his face. always real happy to see him and the type of kid that would come in and say hi and look at you and smile. >> their coach says that u.s. skiing is pulling together in competition today, they wore black arm bands to remember their fallen teammates. in

wither talking about 20-year-old ronnie burr lack of franconia, new hampshire and 19-year-old bryce astle from sandy, utah they were not racing at the time. in fact, they were free skiing with four other skiers when somehow, they triggered the avalanche. now the other skiers were able to ski away from the slide and were not injured. it's unclear if they were skiing in a closed off area you authorities say the avalanche warnings they had been posted after several days of snow. both burr lack and astle named to the u.s. developmental ski team because they were coming off exceptional years. astle was raising his own money to train and travel. here he is on youtube. listen to him. >> this season is going to be extremely costly to me and i am asking for your help to allow me to chase my dreams. i am a non-funded athlete, meaning i receive no support from the u.s. ski team. and i am asking $15,000 to be raised through this route. >> but all of his teammates say he had a great deal of talent. now, the u.s. ski team has issued a statement that reads, in part, quoting here, "ronnie and bryce were

ronnie burrlacke and brace axel. you know the teams are very tight, like family.e learning within the austrian alps, coming down the glacier which is about 10 11,000 feet up and they were skiing down this. there were some avalanche warnings in the area. they knew of the heavy snow. it's always dangerous what these guys do and impressive when they complete it. we're getting word of this accident involving with the avalanche the u.s. ski team and we've lost potentially two members. as we get more information we'll update you. >> as 2015 gets underway, a slew of republicans are already looking toward 2016. with the iowa caucuses just more than a year away, former arkansas governor huckabee, who did well there is the latest to say he's considering a run, announcing on saturday he's leaving fox news and will make a decision by late spring of this year. this follows the announcement from jeb bush's camp that he's cutting ties to all board memberships as he explores a bid and marco rubio saying he's not going to led his friendship with jeb bush get in the way of his deci

ronny was with us for a couple years.n, excited about the sport, the future. >> reporter: alpine police said the skiers weren't wearing avalanche security equipment. and they were found about 9 to 12 feet under the snow. the head of u.s. alpine skiing said there is a strong support system for the skiers and their parent. >> yeah we were in touch right away with their parents, and the whole support system. so everybody is super supportive. and -- but also very sad it happened. >> reporter: the moment of silence before the world cup slalom race today. and who will be remembered by those who knew them as having died doing what they loved. laura aguirre, nbc news. >>> we're also following big developments now out of new york city where an alleged gunman is now in custody, suspected of wounding two plain clothes police officers responding to a robbery last night in the bronx. a second suspect is also being questioned now. police say one of the suspects is seen in this surveillance crime scene. one officer was shot in the arm a

skiers, ronnie berlack and brice astle, were not so lucky. they died in the austrian alps after a deadly avalanche. the pair were part of a six-person crew skiing just a short ways away from the sight of the world cup races. >> the rescue crews were on the scene immediately with multiple helicopters and other rescue crew. they were able to extricate the two skiers but unfortunately, it was too late. >> my name is brice astle. i'm out of sandy utah and i am 19 years old. >> reporter: astle was a top junior competitor. his skills earned him an invitation to ski with the u.s. team. he posted this video in the fall to raise the money he needed to follow his dreams. >> helping me hopefully get that much closer to reaching if of the world cup circuit and olympic podium. >> berlack, only 20 was a new hampshire native. he bounced back from a knee injury last year to compete around the world. his father telling "usa today," his son "organized his entire life around ski racing." even the best skiers are sometimes no match for avalanches carrying tons o

ski team were killed today in an avalanche in austria. 19-year-old brice assist really and ronnie burr look were freeskiing when the avalanche struck. four fellow skiers escaped. last year he was the top junior in the giant slalom at the u.s. alpine championships in squaw valley and burr look finished 11th overall in the downhill. >>> a brutal blast of winter has people across the country bundling up. how heavy rain and bitterly cold temperatures is holding up business in the midwest. >> there is a new online club and everyone is invited. how facebook is inspiring people to read. >>> and we have some haze and a few high clouds right now over mount diablo, and temperatures are warming, too, with some sunshine. how warm are we talking? we will let you know after this break. >>> parking fees are set to go up this month at more than two dozen bart stations. in most cases the parking fees will go up 50 cents a day. at some stations the higher fees will take effect on january 20th. the rest on the 26th. >>> bart parking fees are reassessed every six months. the fees only apply on weekdays be

on monday a group of six skis including 20-year-old ronnie burlap and the 19-year-old left a trail to do free skiing. that apparently set off an avalanche that killed them. rescue cruise flew in by helicopter but it was too late. martin visor of the alpine police said there were two emergency positions onsite he said. they tried everything. unfortunately without success. >> hi my name is bryce astal i'm an alpine ski racer out of utah and i'm 19 years old. >> reporter: both men were u.s. ski team prospects. tom kelly vice president of operations for the u.s. ski team said they will be missed. >> these were two great men. not two great ski racers but great young men. >> reporter: neither were wearing avalanche gear. >>> the son of a wealthy fund manager is in police custody this morning. thomas gilbert jr. was arraigned late monday. he faces murder and corruption charges in the death of his thomas thomas gilbert sr. he was shot to death monday in a home in his upscale apartment building. the two men argued when his father cut back his allowance. >>> coming up on the "morning news," pet

ski team is reeling from the deaths of ronnie berlack and bryce astle. they were killed in an avalanche in austria on monday. four others with them managed to escape. >>> same-sex marriage is legal in florida. the statewide ban ended at midnight. on monday couples in miami-dade county got a jump on things with marriage license in hand. two women who sued the state for the right to marry obviously overjoyed and shared the news with their adopted son. >> we got it! >> we have been in a committed relationship full of love and joy. now three children for ten years. so for us it is just a piece of paper, but nice validation from the state. >> the u.s. supreme court has a chance to take up the issue of same-sex marriage. later this week the justices will decide if they want to weigh in on the matters. >>> the latest from the centers for disease control and prevention says this season's flu bug has not reached its peak and is widespread in 43 states. officials say it is particularly nasty this strain of flu and this year's vaccine is not as effective. 21 childr

ronnie berlack and bryce astle were part of a group of ten skiers on the u.s.ing down a mountain in austria when they left the prepared trail and that triggered the avalanche. >>> day two of jury selection gets under way today in the trial of boston bombing suspect dzhokhar tsarnaev. the now 21-year-old has plead not guilty to the attack. tsarnaev's attorneys claim he was influenced by his older brother who was killed as they tried to escape police. many victims and their relatives plan to be in court every day, including the mother of two men who each lost a leg. >> i think he's an animal. i want to see the death penalty. >> a judge told potential jurors they must be fair but also be able to impose the death penalty if tsarnaev is found guilty. >>> breaknews here in new york overnight. a manhunt is now under way after two police officers were shot. authorities say the officers' injuries are not life threatening, but they don't believe they were specifically targeted. they were shot while responding to an armed robbery in the bronx, but the nypd has been on edg

men's ski team and he knew bryce and ronnie.u, how are you doing? >> we're holding strong as a family together. the entire u.s. ski team. the athletes that are here and also the athletes that are spread out around europe doing different competitions we're holding strong as a family. for sure it's been an emotional 24 hours. but the strength of our family is unbelievable. >> you speak about this family i know that skiers and downhill sports athletes are very close-knit. you often train at the same facilities and i understand that your development team there were six people skiing when this horrible accident happened. and that some of the other skiers tried to rescue ronnie and bryce, tell us about that. >> yeah four of our athletes were first ones on the scene. digging, helping, helping rescuers point in the right direction. shoveling as fast and as hard as possible. our coaching staff, was nearby ran up the hill. to where the avalanche finally settled and took part in the whole process, too. the amount of strength that those enc

. >> is there any additional public comment commissioner ronnie wasn't going to speak but john rams last comments rang a bell a few months ago when john was at the meeting of housing i pushed him on the idea that small projects and small i can't nearly call them developers were beinge. held up because of the massive building that's going on in the city and so i would like to thank you, john for putting together and team that is handling small projects in an efficient manner those are the people that can ill afford to wait for two years for something to happen so thank you. >> at the. >> next speaker. >> hello, i'm judith again, i would comment that your - the documents like the notice of preparation or the draft eir are posted electronically, however a lot of them have references to the underlying documents like the traffic study are the toxic study i guess as. >> plan for the department that be useful for projects with strong public interests to scan the documents and may be make them available electronic there are electronic versions of most of the documents and matter of posting them

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this is ronny. very nice, there you go. [applause] we're just doing whatever we're going to do here this morning. let's get a picture. [applause] >> >>thank you very much. the next item on the agenda is the advisory council report. >>good morning commissioners, i'm filling in for president schmidt. the advisor committee didn't meet in december and will be reconvening on january 21. >>the next item on the agenda is the joint legislative committee report. >>we did not meet in december so in february we'll have a full report >>long term coordinating council report. >>the long term coordinating council didn't meet in december. our next meeting is tomorrow afternoon. >>thank you. you're making this meeting very efficient. [laughter] next item on the agenda is the tack report. kathy russo. >>good evening, tack did meet in december. [laughter] well what we came out with was in 2015 we are going to have a white house conference on ageing. this should be a year for celebration, it's the 80th anniversary of the social security act an

this is the man they're looking for, ronny towns.made a call to him on a disposable phone answered by towns. four children are hospitalized near baltimore after falling through ice into a pond. two adults were able to rescues three quickly but responders had to search for the fourth one. two in serious condition and two in critical condition. childrens names and ages have yet to be released. >>> incredible survival story out of canada. a missing snowboarder from norway rescued. 21-year-old julia abramson got lost. tracks spotted in the snow and where they found her wet and cold but in good condition. >> i found some trees and it was kind of a cave. it was like a shelter, yeah. so i slept like inside underneath the tree kind of. just tried to stay positive. >> rescuers stunned that she was able to survive in the conditions saying she's one tough girl. it didn't take long for police in houston to catch a suspected burglar. the guy literally fell at their feet. he crashed through the ceiling from a collar store. the thief apparently cli

. >> reporter: a moment of silence for bryce dallas howard andastle and ronnie berlack. their teammates creating in croatia wearing black arm bands in their memory. >> horrible way to go and horrible to have any loss of life at that age so it's really sad for us. >> reporter: in the slalom david gave his business run ever before pointing to the initials of the killed skiers on his helmet. >> we're all skiing with heavy hearts but this is for them remembering them. >> reporter: back in soelden we took a snowmobile ride out to see the site. it was on the side of this mountain that the avalanche broke. four skiing to safety but astle and berlack were caught. they were buried under all of this snow. look it's around 12 or 13 feet high extremely heavy and dense. absolutely no way for them to dig themselves out. avalanches kill almost 30 people in the u.s. every year and over three times that many here in the alps. there had been an elevated avalanche warning on monday and the young skiers weren't wearing emergency beacons. but even the best training in the world and all the r

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ski team says ronnie berlack and bryce astle set off the avalanche when they left the slope.time. the 19 and 20-year-old men were training for the world cup races which start tomorrow. >>> the price at the pump could start to go back up thanks to the new congressional class. the incoming chair of the senate transportation committee says lawmakers may have to consider raising the gasoline tax in order to fill a huge shortfall in the highway trust fund. right now that tax is 18 cents a gallon and it hasn't changed since 1993. i know grandma's house isn't the most exciting, but it's only for a few hours. look what i've got. when you get verizon fios, you get beautiful hd picture quality; super fast internet, and america's most reliable network. so you won't miss a second of that movie, that game they love, or those moments with family. can we sleep over? please! come on! make your house the house when you get more guaranteed from verizon fios, with tv service rated #1 in hd picture quality and signal reliability based on customer satisfaction studies, plus america's fastest, mos

this is ronny. very nice, there you go. [applause] we're just doing whatever