he was just in administrative seg not a month ago, and now he's back -- he left ad seg and went to ar. >> can't deal with all the people in there. i like the peace. >> uh huh. it's jail, man, come on. there's always somebody. >> huh? >> there's always somebody. all right, well, good luck to you. are you going back to court soon? >> yeah. >> are you getting out this time? >> i hope so. >> uh huh, right. >> draper has been working on his case most of the time he's been at louisville metro, and he's feeling pretty good about his chances. >> said i might really beat this case. no witnesses showing up. i'm ready to go home, hopefully. >> and how is it you're going to beat it? >> because there ain't no witnesses showing up. can't find the witnesses, so. i'm going to go back. if you don't have the star witnesses, then you don't have nothing. it's basically your word against whoever else, and if there ain't nobody there, you can't cross examine nobody, so there's no case. >> am i going to see you again? >> no. >> right. >> going to hand to me like that is this. >> no. >> i'm going see you ag

he's on ad seg, administrative segregation because of his continuous behavioral issues. >> as an ad-seg inmate, he is confined to his cell 23 hours a day and has lost most of his privileges. >> a lot of his stuff stems among food. kate be if something's wrong with his food or he believes something's wrong with his feed, a piece of bread isn't quite right or it took 15 minutes longer to get there than what he thought it should, he will start to act out. he will tell you it's for payback. that's what you get for -- because this is how i'm being treated, this is what you get. >> got any more, adrian? >> if it's up to me [ inaudible ]. it's stupid, irrational but to me, i know two wrongs don't make a right. >> he's been in and out of jail on conviction for criminal use of a with and various parole violations. he recently pled guilty to assault and battery and is awaiting sentencing. they reveal surveillance footage of his latest rules violation inside the jail. >> the inmate is being served breakfast this morning and the deputy is about to open his door to serve him his styrofoam tray. he g

coming up next, the book postal workers wrote to help blacks travel america during seg giegz.countries thatk mewe traveled,t what is your nationality and i would always answer hispanic. so when i got my ancestry dna results it was a shocker. i'm everything. i'm from all nations. i would look at forms now and wonder what do i mark? because i'm everything. and i marked other. discover the story only your dna can tell. order your kit now at ancestrydna.com. ♪ that's life. you diet. you exercise. and if you still need help lowering your blood sugar... ...this is jardiance. along with diet and exercise... jardiance lowers blood sugar and a1c in adults with type 2 diabetes. jardiance is also the only type 2 diabetes treatment with heart- proven to reduce the risk of cardiovascular death in adults with type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular disease. jardiance can cause serious side effects, including dehydration. this may cause you to feel dizzy, faint, or lightheaded, or weak upon standing. ketoacidosis is a serious side effect that may be fatal. symptoms include nausea, vomiting, stoma

it is an honor to appear before this 400 37th segs of the general assemble to give report on the state of our great state. it was on a snowy day two years ago when i stood before you in this very spot in this beautiful historic chamber to take the oath of office as maryland's new governor. i was truly humble for the opportunity to serve my fellow marylanders. i was full of hope for the ate, people and hope for the future. i was fully aware that our state was facing some difficult challenges. it was an opportunity for a new beginning and the new direction. we pledged to put maryland on a new path with a new spirit, bipartisan cooperation. where we could seek common sense solution to our problems regardless of where side of the aisle those ideas came from. the work began immediately on day one, we set a new course of economic growth, security, and prosperity for maryland, for two years now we have been doing exactly what we said we would do. working together, we made tremendous progress and i'm proud to report that the state of our state is strong. [ applause ] it's stronger today than i

take voboxes sin embargo,seg que lacomunidad estaba segura... aqu el recuento de los hh...take vo in full hoy jus desp de la 1 la tarde...oficiales con eldepartamento de polica de san jos se percatan de un vehculo sospechoso sobre la autopista 101 a la altura de tully road...aparentement un hombre descrito como hiano portao una camisa color blanca con rojo estaba exhibienduna arma aire libre... al intentar detenerlo, el sujeto acelero su vehiculo e intento huir... finalmente, ages lograronacorralar al individuo en esta zona residencial, sobre walnutgrove la avenida baom... donde el hombre sali del auto y se hecho a correr a pie... take sot ava pollack residente de nos cont. vo este vecina seÑala que fue entonces cuando los uniformadosacordonaron el permetro bloquearon la calle y utilizaron la ayuda de perros sabuesos para ubicar al sospechoso... cerca de tres horas mas tardelos agentes ya tenan a alguieesposado... cabe destacar quel tente dic que tambin cuperar una pistola en el area... take david live/outro el sospechoso fue transportado ala carcel del condado de santaclar

saysthey take discnaipliry o indesents riy.ousl rarit ghw nolipoce in san fael are seg archinr foo tw s banditatth pleuld off an atme ght. thoay ni meolwhe inthg was caught on cara at the riman rpair orte . fice cayou n e sea suspect ina n ta atm.yotie a pero ouarnd the n u cae sethe atm come crhiasoung thre gh thndwiow po ere. coce evbelie the susp ects cr d beconnd ecte otother immtes . eaar. >> weveha ledearn e oncity ster in san sejo ietrd to ress how bad inthgsld cou get arstted gu shing.eoiservr as it meage atth s wacast ahead of e massivfl. ooding lispilngt ou ofthe rvreseoir stlaek we, an empl oyeetrd ieto m. nd the alar shwas pretty resu the rocks ngspri ngheiooborhd llwiod flo inthe apoaprg chinstor m. e eve of the orstm was ryon . ashant we w noowkn, erthe s waa ppha enedmo reklquicy d anway prre we adspre than edd.icte thndousas were acevua ted. ma lost yteverhing. f as onitoght 479 homes e ar ill llye owedtagg in n sa se. thaninpeleop cango inside eihor bumes t n'cat enspd the ght. the d floocaus ed$5ll0 miion in atprive oppr ertydama geand $23 dagelln inblpuic se ctor e

everybody is wrecking as soon as we were done with the second seg ment. i don't know. i mean, the more that i have run this race, the more i have just thrown caution to the wind, let it rip, and elbows ow. >> tony stewart never won the daytona 500, he was the owner of the team. >>> warriors reportedly will sign veteran point guard jose kaldren after bought out by the lakers, expected to provide depth and long-range shooting as golden state looks towards the post season. >>> last night the warriors clenched a playoff spot with 112-95 win over the nets at oracle. they won't be seeing too much at home court in the next few weeks. tomorrow they begin a 5-game road trip in philadelphia. they will play 7 of next 8 away from oakland traveling approximately 11,000 miles. >> a week it is, hotel room number, i go to the room from the last hotel, all the time. wake up and not realize what city you are in, have to get up and look around for a minute. solid part of it. none the less, you figure it out. you know? that is the life in the nba. >>> cardinals back from friday night loss

demotion from credit class one to credit class two, and 60 days disciplinary seg.secure unit for segregation, prison administrative segregation there as well as disciplinary segregation. >> although the confinement unit is only an eighth of a mile away, for security purposes, all inmates transferred there must be escorted by two officers and transported by van. >> 60 days is just the beginning of summer. so i will be missing this summer, this year's, you know, pretty much. the best couple months out of the year. it don't make no difference. have to try to keep my nose clean and stay out for next time. >> he'll be back. [ bleep ]. you know, hey, it's one good thing about prison. ain't nobody going nowhere. >> sometimes it's good to be by yourself to get you that alone time that you need, but on the other time, it will be boring because i have nobody to talk to. this is it, though. >> new home for a while. >> what's your first impression? >> i've been in the hole before. different scenery, you know, still locked up doing time. >> though carr and harper have come to d

public schools are still highly seg gri gated. many schools are enroll gs almost exclusively students of color. that's despite a steady stream of white families moving into the city in recent years. the group says city officials haven't done enough to lure white families into public schools and diversify the enrollment. >>> are you looking forward to a refund this tax season? i would love one. kelly grant explains why this year might look a bit different. >> it could take longer to get your tax refund this year. the irs has said new measures to combat identity theft and fax fraud could delay refunds for filers. in most cases you can expect your refund within three weeks. the average refund is about $3,0. first, do you have an emergency fund? only 41% of americans could pay an unexpected expense from savings. it's smart to have three to six months of living expenses set aside to cover emergencies and think about debt. could make a dent in credit card bills or mortgage faster and saving for retirement or child's education. go ahead

it is an honor to appear before this 400 37th segs of the general assemble to give report on the state of our great state. it was on a snowy day two years ago when i stood before you in this very spot in this

kid when they are an adult being integrated and happy productive american or do we want them to be seg a person who sees others as the americans and themselves as the group of refugees who came here. integration is very important. that's on us. >> for now this family is focusing on settling into their new life in their new country. but as the fight over immigration and national security wages on, many still wonder if they'll be forced to pack up and look for a new place to call home. >> and the researchers plan to track the refugees thaey've interviewed for up to 20 years. also looking for a place to treat them with family centered home care. >> president trump declared we're going to see you in court. that was after his travel ban remains suspended by an appeals court. our legal experts are taking a look at what is ahead and how this could all play out. first, though, have you gone on vacation and something's been stolen? in today's wander must, cnn has helped you find ways to avoid that misfortune. >> if you've ever had your purse stolen, you know what happens in the matter of second

he was taken to the hospital in serious condition.diti now for a new seg men here at fox5 called rewindto the crime where we take a look back at at some of the region's unsolved crimes. tonight we focus on the unsolved murder of an appearing d.c. rapper. it's been threely years since dementia lou is was shot andot killed in southeast. his mother believes it was an ambush, fox5's paul the story. >>reporter: ping lips looking like pink lemonade.nade you could say without getting much of an argument dementia lewis had his own brand of style. that's him posing for the camera. high heeled times, sunglasses, a cap and jewelry, a guitar his prop. a 23 year old who couldn't get enough of the fashion al stitches and colors that made him stand out.t. come on, check these out. that was all did i men show. he loved modeling, but he wrote. he wrote songs. he did music. so many things. he was just talented. he made his own clothes. we first spoke with did i men so's mom two years ago just before the first anniversary of his death. sha rita lewis said she's at a loss to explain her son's murder and at

. >> you cannot have somebody, a friend of mine, jeff segs, who was on the campaign and who was an apointee. you're going to need to use the special prosecutor's statute and office to take not just to recuse. you kaept jucan't just give it deputy. >> so david, do you see that a special prosecutor would be appointed? >> you know, i'm not sure yet, fred, but the logic that congressman is use ting there i that clip from last night seems clear. he's simply saying since this is an issue that potentially touches members of the trump team, the trump inner circle that the more transparent, more arms's length to go about investigating would be with the efforts of a special prosecutor rather than someone reporting directly up through attorney general sessions. that doesn't mean he's saying that there's something going on that hasn't been reported yet. just that it would be the better way to proceed and get to the real answers behind the decision. >> particularly before jeff sessions was confirmed as attorney general, he was on the campaign there by underscoring that concern being expressed by so many

. >> you and i both know usually i wouldn't care about being seg. i'd stay here.l as though if i did four months, four months -- >> that's why i'm saying you're not dead in the water. >> the next step for esdale is an administrative segregation or asu here which will determine how long he'll remain in segregation. >> you'll most likely be seeing asu. >> i'll be there. >> all right. >> i'll be there. >> all right. >> yep. it was nice seeing you, though. >> you, too, daniel. >> it's always nice seeing you. always going to be good no matter what. always going to be good. [ bleep ] out of here. >> while esdale deals with the consequences of his actions, it's time for dan espinosa to do the same. he has been called to a disciplinary hearing for a brutal 3 on 1 attack on another inmate. a fight, jail officials called one of the worst they've seen in years. >> it could be a big incident. so, they might end up charging you criminally. before we ask you any questions, you must understand your rights. >> since most jail fights are broken up before there is serious injury, t

. >> as an ad seg inmate he is confined 24 hours a day and has lost most of his privileges. >> a lot of his stuff stems around food. we know if there's child trays out or something out, he's going to act out. or it could be if something is wrong with his food or if he believes something is wrong with his food, a piece of bread isn't quite right or it took 15 minutes longer to get there than what he thought it should, he'll start to act out. when you go down and talk to him, he'll tell you it's for pay backs. it's just to -- that's what you get for -- because this is how i'm being treated, this is what you get. >> got any more, adrian? >> when somebody does something to me, i do it equally back to them. eye for an eye, tooth for a tooth. stupid, irrational, but to me it's adjust, you know, even though i know two wrongs don't make a right. >> zonkger has been in and out of jail in the past couple of years on a criminal use of weapon and various parole violations. he recently pled guilty to aggravated assault and battery and is awaiting sentencing. they review surveillance footage of hi

when asked for jeff segs recusing himself from the nvlgs, the white house said we're not there yet. >details into the frightening crash over the weekend into the heart of new orleans mardi gras. what we're finding out about the driver. >>> and last half hour you saw how great we are at judging fashion. see what happens when we're joined by the most fashionable person we could find. >> who is it? >> you'll have to wait and see. first, here' camom didn't want another dog. she said it's too much work. lulu's hair just floats. uhh help me! (doorbell) mom, check this out. wow. swiffer sweeper, and dusters. this is what i'm talking about. look at that. sticks to this better than it sticks to lulu. that's your hair lulu! mom, can we have another dog? (laughing) trap and lock up to 4x more dirt, dust and hair than the store and stop cleaning. start swiffering. you knmegared omega-3s... brain, and your joints really love them too? introducing megared advanced 4in1... just one softgel delivers mega support. (elated) wo

so, their argument was that seg guer segregation of the railroad cars was part of the state police powers. again, what we said before. you know, these separation of the races was a good thing, okay, it was good for the public good in their opinion. okay. what do you all think about it? what about your opinion? >> i believe it was not good because if it -- like, you're not having the same equal opportunities, like, if i have a gold plate, i want a gold plate being black, too, not a rusted silver plate. i guess you can see they didn't treat it fairly but can have this quote/unquote, same opportunities. >> okay. very good answer, miss martinez. okay, now, the other side of the argument, one of them, was that plessy was deprived of his equal protection rights under the 14th amendment. now, i've been drilling these amendments into your heads. sorry. i don't know why that's on. okay? so the 13th amendment does what? abolishes slavery. the 14th amendment does what? citizensh grants citizenship. and the 15th amendment? voting rights for who in particular? for whom in particular? >> black men. >>

right now "time" has discovered genes that seg how tall you are. 80% of your height is determined by tallness and some rare mutations can add almost a whole inch to ig >>> bill clinton says hillary has come up with quotation that inspired her. the book will include thoughts on her election defeat. it will be published by simon & schuster. that's a division of cbs. >>> he wants to change the rules if necessary by used the so-called nuclear option 678 judge neil gorsuch visited capitol hill yesterday. some senate democrats already oppose him. for others, it will be a close call. jan crawford is in washington. she looks aet the fight ahead. good morning. >> good morning, gayle. it looks like a long and contentious confirmation battles. now, some blue state senators have already vowed to filibuster his nomination and sources say the democratic leadership has signals they will not meet with gorsuch for another week or but conservatives are reporting liberal praise outside of washington and they're targeting red state democrats and manchin. he's up for re-election. he sounded ready to comp

. >> reporter: it was the only legal way to charge her because while practiced seg segregation was not>> i think that moment of spontaneous courage was just the kind of thing that inspires people. >> reporter: reynolds knew all about desmond's case, he taught race relations at cape britain university. what he didn't know back in 2000 was taking his class. >> i'm telling a story about viola desmond. >> and i'm sitting there in the class. i said, that's my sister. >> reporter: what did you say? >> so, that was -- well, i realized that she was a treasure. >> reporter: and they began a partnership to bring viola desmond's story to life. one that traced her history here in halifax throughout the entire area. and ultimately, in ten short years, gave canada a new national hero. together williams and robson worked to clear desmond's name. in 2010, the lieutenant governor of nova scotia issued her a posthumous pardon. in the process desmond's status as a civil rights pioneer was rediscovered. her name has appeared on a passenger ferry and her face on a canadian postage am >> make it right. >> r

. >> reporter: the president going through a number of agenda items, attorney general sworn in as segssion's family was here at the white house. there was a tease, the president talked about the idea of tax reform coming, not a whole lot of detail, though, that's still all dvd. here's what the president said earlier today. >> we're going to be announcing something, i'd say over the next, two, three weeks that will be financial in terms of tax. developing our aviation infrastructure. >> reporter: so the president saying that whatever the plan is that comes from the white house is going to be phenomenal. you can imagine there's a lot of scrambling behind the scenes. lawmakers up on capitol hillment to know what's in the president's plan. folks downtown in the big trade associations want to know what's in the president's plan, and, of course, today, another big industry group here at the white house today. the airline ceos and airport executives also here at the white house meeting with the president, so this administration comets to go sector by sector, meeting with top business leaders

and in terms of television, there is a whole notion of demographic seg menation. >> networks were beginningme. look at that shirt. is that a power shirt or what? >> nice suit, allen. good shoulder pads. you looking to get drafted by the eagles. >> "thirtysomething" said we're not going to have cops, lawyers or doctors. we're just going to be people. >> why did we start this business? >> to do our thing. but right now we have two wives, three kids, four cars, two mortgages and apparel. that is the life now. you be the breadwinner now. >> is that what i am. >> "thirtysomething" is a very important show as you are going into the era of television being more introspective and emotional. and some people were buying it. but for other people when they were talking about having kids and who was going to go back to work and some of these issues that hadn't been talked about a whole lot it was important to people. >> i was so looking forward -- i was so looking forward to doing this. to be a grown-up. for just an hour. >> in the beginning, there was talk of this being the yuppy show. and you mentione

we're going to discuss what is at stake with former deputy seg te secretary of state.lot more including yellen's second day on the hill. we'll monitor that and take you there live when necessary. ♪ tarmply imss tre strie v dares les to go beyoti. rience azing i arld, e inmo traor. so i tra wite trtrwhertr tre i arld, aderked tradeplfofos al..oft! e inmo traor. won' and) so i tra wite trtrwhertr tre >>> president trump will be meeting with israeli prime minister netanyahu later today in hopes to strengthen their relationship amid rising tensions in the middle east. let's bring in ambassador john negroponte, vice chairman at mclarty. ambassador, good to see you. thanks for joining us. >> good morning. >> so, president trump campaigned on a reset of relations many of them including this one, what do you conclude from today's meeting with netanyahu? >> tii think it's an important strong affirmation the united states has with israel. israel is the lynch pin if you will of our policies towards the middle east, and i think it's important to have those in good order. i think p

seg >> we really don't know.lyon't >> no clue.>> n >> do you know what that commercial was for, tweeto darker in the newinhe sequel you heard about that,bou, right. >> kevin sitting down -- sat do- down with the stars.. coming up he'll join us livelive with all the details from la.m . >> the boston super fan who left early and missed the end of an epic game plus one and done forn tailor swift and mariah sendingg message to their latest music video. vi we got the details when we chece in with the good day celebrityey dish coming up next.ext. ♪♪ ♪♪ with havertys furniture, your home can be perfect. even when life isn't. everything's on sale, now during havertys presidents day event. havertys. life looks good. y27mky y16fy ♪♪ >>> welcome back. it is time for the good day celebrity dish. ce this? bad wraps bad always the order of the day when he was leader of the funky buncn and new england patriots fan mauer mark wahlberg mark keyhl mark they used to call him. he surely in a funk about beingg criticized for walking out onkin the grea

cause slick spots especially with with reduced temperatures even ins en that area seeing a lot ofrea seg tm water that was gushing so high in thehe air.ng so please use caution in old up to that's the motto that. t you can see slow traffic on callahan drive as well.ell we may seeing additionaldditiona secondaries in that area witht h slick spots. northbound 295 heavy volume frol the beltway to the 11th street bridge.e inner loop jams in the typicalc spot from branch avenue across u the wilson bridgee as you makeak your way through oxon hill. route 1 heavier traffic thererat and 395 jammed from the beltwayy to the pentagon. southbound 295 from 50 to the 5 11th street bridge i basically at a crawl. north at that point there ist ts some slow downs from the beltwal as you get into riverdale park and 50 inbound from about 410 to 295 still jammed earlier crash h by 202 at 50 inbound did clear.r new york avenue heavy by by bladensburg.bladsbur suitland parkway inbound heavyea towards south capitol and then e the outer loop we're dealingre g wi a shouter.sh right by 202 and you can see s heavy d

the seg hour of "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪ ♪ the president is set to use the plane.he numbers voted against unization. ashley: by 75% of margin. they didn't want any part of national association of machinists and space workers. stuart: i am really surprised to do that such a large margin at this particular time. ashley: wasn't close. stuart: in contrast, we have forries at "the new york times," epa people are calling senators and urging them to vote against the confirmation of scott pruitt. he will be confirmed today. there is a vote today. epa bureaucrats telling senators you have to vote against him. charles payne is here fortunately to kwamme down. they're trying to undermine the trump administration and i will use the word sabotage. am i too strong on this? >> no, you're not. they're trying to sabotage of one of the key -- the epa became ultimate weapons after the supreme court rulings on the clean air act. in fact the obama administration wielded it like a weapon, brutalizing several industries particularly in the fossil fuels area. there are idealogical differe

. >> well, when we get near the top, we usually aren't doing seg mebts on don't chase the rallies.y not what we're doing. you're in this effervescent sort of -- >> frenzy. >> you're -- uber drivers since we don't take cabs anymore, uber drivers are asking you about the snap. i don't know if we're in the final stage. >> if you look at u.s. we don't see a recession for 2017 but there's a lot of perfection priced into the policy environment right now. you were talking earlier about there was at least a little bit of differing opinion. are we going to get everything promised? >> the half empty view. >> half empty, half empty priced over, half full anything pro business, private sector, less regulation, anything after the last eight years is going to be an uptick. >> in this stage of the economic cycle. >> really a key point is the psychology of the market has changed. the psychology of the market has changed. you can see the confidence everywhere you go in the economy. we're calling it wall of hope rather than wall of worry. suddenly -- >> self-fulfilling. >> cap ex has been flat lined

he indicates that as long as we we will be seg regated. and after death, god willing, thus it will still be. mr. speaker, i call this to our attention because it's important for us to understand what hor -- what the horrors of segregation were really like. that this is not something persons of african ancestry enjoyed. that segregation caused many persons more than an inconvenience. it realy cost a good many people their lives. so i thank god, mr. speaker, for the naacp, for labor unions, and for people of good will of all hues, who worked hard to make sure we arrived at this point in our history. i thank god for brown vs. the board of education, but i also understand that the brown case, . speaker, was as much about faith as it was about facts. i contend that but for the intrusive hand of fate, the brown decision could have been at minimum a partial endorsement of segregation. nfortunately the chief justice at that time, he was a notorious supporter of the doctrine of segregation. however, mr. speaker, after arguments were made in the bro

trump for tax years 2006 through 2015 for review in closed executive seg by the committee on ways and means as provided under section 6103 of the internal revenue code, and vote to report the information therein to the full house of representative the. two, support transparency in government, and the long standing tradition of presidents and presidential candidates disclosing their tax returns. the speaker pro tempore: does the gentleman from new jersey wish to premb present argument on the parliamentary question whether the resolution presents privileges of the house. mr. pascrell: mr. speaker, under rule 9, clause 1, questions of the privileges of the house are those affecting the rights of the house collectively, its safety, dignity and integrity of its proceedings. unquote. there is nothing more of a threat to the integrity of this house than ignoring our duty to provide a check and balance to he executive branch. to restore the dignity of the house, we must use our authority to request president trump's tax returns. and give the american people the transparency they deserve. the