shelley was dead. again, she phoned shauna. >> i had to tell her her little sister was dead on the phone. i needed somebody to be there, to be my -- be me in my place. to be, you know, there if the police needed to ask questions and stuff. somebody needed to be there. so i called her. and of course, i hated to devastate her that way over the phone, but she had to know. >> and i just hit the floor. i couldn't stand up, couldn't do anything, couldn't talk, just shocked. >> reporter: did you have any idea what happened? >> none. i got to the scene first 'cause i lived closest to her. it was like a scene out of a movie. there was tape that had everything taped off. there were cops with dogs and they were searching the garbage cans. they had cops on golf carts and they were just searching all around the crime scene. i just ran towards the cops and started yelling, "shelley, shelley." >> reporter: they wouldn't let her in, of course. but they had questions. >> well, they just wanted to know, like, if i knew

shelley, you wanted to add something? >> yes. in october the research center that i direct had a a daylong conference on the opioid epidemic and one of the speakers was a former ig of the postal service who we worked with. one of the points that was made is that law enforcement is limited in being able to look at the packages that are coming to the u.s. mail as opposed to the delivery services, and this gives the postal service a greater problem with tracking this in a greater volume of the products that are coming through. that report is available online. you can put opioids in track and you'll find and you can read more about it. >> thank you, dr. shelley. i'll ask one more question before we opened up to the floor and that's what john clark. when you're working on these issues, how closely and with which agencies are you working on in the u.s. government? what others public-private partnerships look like and how can we build those? >> we work with anybody and everybody. we work with microsoft went by act was being sold by a lo

in this performance piece, titled "my turn," new york-based artists alex schweder and ward shelley designed and built a 16-foot wheel, which they rotate and take turns sitting in. they call their work" performance architecture." for folks who don't think-- they might be intimidated by say,nc perforart. there's a giant wheel were guys literally sit in a chair and then they spin the wheel and they sit on the chher and spin thel.o you know howople make sense of that or how do people appreciate it? e shouldn't be afraid if they're going into a gallery or going to a museum. there are great docents inum

shelley. -- thank you dr. shelley. john when you're working on these issues, how closely and with the which agency are you working on? what to those private partnerships look like? how can we build us? -- those? >> we work with everybody and anybody. we worked with microsoft with viagra was being sold with a lot of spam as. -- ads. we work with law enforcement agencies all across the globe. we actually train law enforcement agencies in a hundred and 51 countries. 151investigators -- countries. we have the experience of knowing what law enforcement , wes to get a prosecution have a sense of the more serious .iolations last part of the investigation and the ensuing law enforcement actions that we can take. a lot of it is good collaboration, good coordination, good communication, we have a pilot program with the dea in the united states. since we are restricted from test purchasing and advertise we cannot do in investigation. as an example, while we have the pilot going with the dea, we ordered 225 different advertisement

and until the coming of stephen king most people regard mary shelley frankenstein as the best horror story ever written. i'm not there yet but i hope some day, some day could be in the league with these guys. so i'm here with three of the best. yesterday, , some of you were fortunate enough at the crack of dawn to hear scott and great in the conversation on the stage with each other. a lot of nodding heads. you heard some great things which i will try not to cheat and steal from, but one of them -- >> all writers. >> we do that. greg said it's got something i think is true of all three of these men, which is that they walk the line between literary fiction and genre fiction. some people look down on genre fiction, better than any writers on this planet since jon, who was another one of my favorites. we're going to talk wide-ranging about a lot of things these men have written about in think about. but i am going to start with the issue of genre, because we're not exactly all crime pays at the same time and in the same way, the same category. i'm going to start with my dear friend ric

i just ran towards the cops and started yelling shelley, shelley. >> a young art student, murdered. >er's been found in blood." and then the phone went dead. >> this was brutal and this was savage. >> reporter: the killer, careful and clever. leaves a blank canvas. police zero in on three students. the dead girl's friends. >> texting her on the phone.

shelley showers. dry on sunday and monday before more showers move in on tuesday. that's your forecast. >>> a swing and a miss for steph curry while practicing his golf swing inside of an atlanta hotel room, he smashed this table. he posted the photo on instagram writing clock a when you feel like you are on the pga tour, so you gotta get some swings going in the hotel room. " the evening news is next. >> we are here with the preview.>>> up next vladimir putin says russia has developed weapons capable of overwhelming any u.s. defense. >>> is progress being made in the development of a flu vaccine? that's coming up in a few seconds on the cbs evening news. of all captioning sponsored by cbs >> glor: new warnings about dangerous storms on both sides of the country. the weather service warns of flooding in the east. in the west, a threat of a new round of mudslides, evacuations on both coasts. also tonight... ( bell ringing ) stocks drop on fears of a trade war after the president announces new tariffs. >> what's been allowed to go on for decades is disgraceful. >> gl

the shelley i'm on here is going to be out of. it. thanks. thanks. thanks. thanks thanks. thanks. thanks. thanks. thanks. thanks. thanks thanks. thanks. i think it's an interesting decision by you seem to link to wikipedia i imagine part of the reason is that whatever the criticisms of wicca pedia because it's donation funded there's no advertising that no one really would would question that it has any ulterior. the motive. what makes this whole thing sort of fascinating and problematic of course is that you know who's to decide what is misinformation and you know in two thousand and three before the invasion of iraq as far as the establishment was concerned it was a conspiracy theory to say that there were actually no weapons of mass destruction and that the invasion of iraq was was you know based on a bogus pretext cooked up beforehand by bush and his cronies what we've seen what we saw in the years afterwards is that that previously conspiracy theory was absolutely true and certainly the powerful of the world to conspire a lot of the time to try and make sure that they're inte

and for me to be shelley i'm here i'm going to be out of. touch. thank. you. thank you thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you. thank. you thank you. i think it's an interesting decision by you tube to link to wikipedia i imagine part of the reason is that whatever the criticisms of wiccan pedia because it's donation funded there's no advertising that no one really would would question that it has any doubts here. the motive. what makes this whole thing sort of fascinating and problematic of course is that you know who's to decide what is misinformation you know in two thousand and three before the invasion of iraq as far as the establishment was concerned it was a conspiracy theory to say that there were actually no weapons of mass destruction and that the invasion of iraq was was you know based on a bogus pretext cooked up beforehand by bush and his cronies what we've said what we saw in the years afterwards is that that previously conspiracy theory was absolutely true and certainly the powerful of the world to conspire a lot of the time to try and make

it is shelley software that any quickly began without a fraud in the bag. because he bought the machine and even a shop was going on a shop. visit. or accidental drowning. the mother got get there we don't. need. to go. to the. water. this is the. real world which is not being investigated just by you where your qualities alone it's being investigated frankly by everyone. the only nation ever hit by an atomic bomb once again braces for the worst. when he explores life in japan under north three years nuclear threat at this time on al jazeera. march on al-jazeera. with all potential challengers out of the way egypt's president abdullah fattah el-sisi is poised for a second time in power. a series of short passing stories that highlight the human triumph against the odds as president putin dominates the russian political scene his reelection becomes more apparent we assess what direction russia might take. with media trends constantly changing listening post analyzes how the news is being covered. and as more people around the world struggle to find clean dri

in this performance piece, titled "my turn," new york-based artists alex schweder and ward shelley designed and built a 16-foot wheel, which they rotate and take turns sitting in. they call their work" performance architecture." for folks who don't think-- they might be intimidated by say,nc perforart. there's a giant wheel were guys literally sit in a chair and then they spin the wheel and they sit on the chher and spin thel.o you know howople make sense of that or how do people appreciate it? e shouldn't be afraid if they're going into a gallery or going to a museum. there are great docents inum muor stepping in a booth at an art fair to ask. and the dealers will more oftenh not just start telling you about it because they love to share. thou i would ask questions. if it doesn't make sense then ask questions and m sbe it will mase or maybe it won't. and again, art is personal. >> sreenivasan: nicole barry is the first female executive director of the armory show. she took on the role last november. the previous directoafstepped downr allegations of sexual misconduct. how is the #metoo mov

it is shelley software that quickly began but i will not throw it into the bag. because he bought the machine and even a shut up deal was done on a shut up. visit. or accidental drowning. the poor mother gotta get there we don't. need. to go to the member i'm going to. want to know. a lot of. this in the. real world which is not being investigated just by you where your qualities alone it's being investigated frankly by a b. one. the sky should be no borders up here. only horizons. as an airline we don't believe in boundaries we believe in bringing people together the world's better that way. it is a right for all of us to go where we need to go to feel the things we want to feel . to see the people we want to see. that's why we'll continue to fly the skies providing you with everything we can and treating everyone how they deserve to be treated we do this because we know that travel goes beyond borders and prejudice. the travel teaches compassion the travel is a necessity. the travel is a right for all remember that this world is all of ours to explore. and it's

. >> shelley baldwin has two daughters in the west end middle school. after testing showed high levels of lead in their water, some parents bought water stations and filters. >> they're sitting in the school basement. and there was really no clear answer as to why they weren't being installed. >> but in a secret recording obtained by cbs affiliate, wtvf, dennis neal executive director of facilities for schools scan be heard resisting use of the filters. in the recording, neal responds to a suggestion to break the lights that show when the filters need to be changed. >> we got to figure out what we are going to do, 97 filtered ones that we have out there. >> bust the light out. >> do what? >> take the lightbulb out. >> one thing is, we need to also, probably, if we can by pass the filter. >> the district is deeply concerned about what we heard on the recording. >> district spokesperson, said while they don't condone what was said on the recording, the filling stations are expensive. she claims the filters are less effective in filtering out lower levels

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scott shelley d. petit jm bureau. good morning, scott. >> good morning. go ahead.d opening here with the features doing what they are doing. is at least the president has folks talking about it. i'm not a big fan of tariffs. the tariff trend isn't really a good one, but getting people to start talking about it because there are unfair things go in the u.s.a. adjusting to see where they are coming up as far as tit-for-tat promising city was calm and, kentucky, mitch mcconnell. maybe harley davidson and issue in wisconsin. starting to get interesting and that's a good read right now. cheryl: what the chatter in europe? we are hearing here from different e.u. officials and investment advisers there that there is retaliation coming from the e.u. against u.s. companies because of these terrorists. they are going to fight back. >> they are talking about retaliation. it's going to be things and began it smells a little bit funnier because the things they are targeting quote, unquote are a republican state. harley davidson and cranberry separate wisconsin. they will be a l

shelley calcitroni for planning staff. the application you have today it for kabuki japanese bathing and spa. it's known fore massage, skin care and a variety of pan asian body treatments. the hot springs was opened in 1968. it was part of the development of the japan cultural and trade center. originally, the traditional men's bath house offered massage and communal bath house. in 1998 and '99, the springs came under new ownership, and major renovation was completed. they did add the spa services to the traditional shiatsu massage by retained the original nine furo tubs and the communal massage room. the department is recommending support of the application, were the followi with the following features to be retained. the communal bathing if a il facilities, the communal massage, the kuro tubs, and the steam room and sauna. and i also wanted to note that although the business was not listed in the japan home current context statement, it was listed in the japantown cultural heritage economic statement ability strategy. >>

martin shelley to give up over $7 million. but remember that $2 million wu-tang clan album?out that? we will be right back on "fbn:am." >> the dow up more than 300 points today, closing in on the green and worried about a potential local trade wars. president trump is not backing down on his plan to impose new tariffs on steel and aluminum. u.s. futures as you can see up 54 points right now, but cannot hold me with reports out of the e.u. showing retaliatory actions may be made by the e.u. cwc partner, mitch rochelle and chief investment officer. i'll start with you, mitch. a story on this today appeared retaliatory tariffs of 25% against 3.5 billion in u.s. goods talking about putting the flash on stories we've been hearing all week. cosmetics, is this a trade war? is it happening right now? >> looks like a trade work, smells like a trade war. i think it is a trade war. it makes all the sense because if you're a nation whose importing goods and you see another nation that is going to tariff imports into the nation coming will retaliate. it makes sense if you're a sovereign

shelley downie and lately kids your mouth in the can only men home i mean yes i am looking at the work myself and the field my father says even if we don't most of that is helpful but i guess that the bullshit with so we're going to be. more than i had it and i don't miss it i just want a slightly just should really no fat and if i feel a little bit. if i come in founded then the next person might be an enemy at home or to cut it off i don't wish i had enough fuel for do the job they kick in and. i develop and use it as if he'd be civil been falsified. and how would i know i'm alone. but i was. and was i dug in another to muzzle even know he thought since. you have a government by losing grip and then you come in you are well i'm sure you impose it's and on the people but it's not only al qaida and syria it's different groups some of them wanted it some odd moderate some of them extremist some of the mob. in addition. to go of the telling. us. a little bit of the sort of idleness that a lot of republican that's out in the house been. less. of a side. had to do a lot of. really. why doe

shelley griffin (chesapeake, va)rejoicing that he is in another place just to honor his memory it showsot of respect to his family as well. it shows the impact that he had not just on america but countriesthrough wreathes, prayers and heartfelt moments mourners honored a dedicated man who touched many lives. in washington, brie jackson (grant) graham's body will be flown to north carolina for funeral services on friday.(vicki) that wraps up kron4 news at nine.... here is pam moore and steve aveson with what we're working on kron4 news at 10... (pam) thanks grant and vicki. the biggest storm of the season is here a live look are the rain and strong winds move into the bay area, coming up what to expect for the morning commute and how long the storm will last. (steve)plus - high rise buildings are popping up all over san francisco. but where is the afforable housing? coming up an in-depth look at how it is in the works.. and how is paying for it. keep it right here kron4 news on prime time continues next... (pam) tonight at ten: we are tracking the biggest storm of the season. (steve) now

i am shelley hagan in washington dc and the follow me on twitter and get the latest updates at tictocs some of our reporting from tictoc that seems live on twitter. from new york, this is the markets. earlier in an interview with bloomberg, the saudi energy official should who likes on an ipo. listing, as the aramco london continues to be in contention. theonly thing certain about ipo is that it will happen, and it will happen -- the anchor market will be the exchange and saudi arabia, which is being take theto not only ramp go being listed, but bringing a lot more foreign investment into the saudi capital markets. giving a central role that london plays and come up will continue to play, we believe that brexit -- the relationship between these two centers of capital is very important. as far as the second venue of listing for saudi aramco, it will be announced in due course, but the decision has been not made yet. the international listing will be ready to be made, the company has prepared and the government has prepared. --have created the framework the actual timing will be announc

we have a doctrine you know well, shelley against kraemer, that says if a contract is illegal, the courtan't enforce it. general francisco: uh-huh. respectfully, your honor, i don't think anything would happen in the private sector for largely the reasons that justice alito identified in his third circuit opinion on the issue and the d.c. circuit identified in an opinion that i -- i believe you were part of, which held that in the private sector, there simply is no state action when it comes to collective bargaining agreements. justice breyer: look, the -- general francisco: that's also what the united states argued in its beck amicus brief here a few -- a few years ago. justice breyer: labor peace, i once heard archie cox, maybe it was in your position right here, say the greatest instrument for labor peace and prosperity from the years 1945 to 1970 was grievance arbitration in the unions. general francisco: uh-huh. justice breyer: so suddenly we're changing the method of financing that. you say, well, it's just public unions. but if i were in a regulated industry, and i read the court'

. >> shelley mitchell getting you motivated at 9:14.inst at least four children over the past 3 years. thomas jon pancoast is facing multiple charges including rape and lewd acts on a child under 14. police said they started to investigate him last week, and they later arrested him at his home. he's being held on $12 million bail. investigators think there's a possibility that more victims have not come forward yet. if you have any information, call the san ramon police. >>> when it comes to catching package thieves, video always helps, and belmont police hope the video you're about to see will help you catch the person who stole a package from someone's post. the man is seen in the glasses and black hoodie. that just makes me mad. there's at still photo from a couple of different angles. maybe you can spot him and identify him. he walked back to a gray pickup truck with lumber in the back, driven by another person. if you recognize the man, give the belmont police a call. >>> a gillroy man is facing charges this morning after being fou