shelley was dead.o, 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 kne

shelley: incredibly. i would have to say the responsiveness after seeing and hearing these stories has been see.y phenomenal to i think this idea of making sure families are heard is imperative. our response rate on this survey was overwhelming and i attribute that to the fact that families just wanted to be heard. they wanted their stories told. host: we go now to the next caller from texas. caller: i am retired air force that got out a few years ago and my career was all over the world. i only spent two years inside the united states. the air force is there to take care of the troops, that is the first line of defense. his old job, if the troops are not happy and they are not taking care of, they can't do their job, especially with deployment. take some pictures, simple pictures, go and knock on his door, give them a phone call. this is elevating all the way to a dod level, first shirt are not doing their job. of for sure should come down into the shops, and they should know their troops. apparently, th

. >> our guest is shelley campbell, thank you for joining us. guest: thank you so much. host: what are you seeing these days in military housing? guest: our issues to bring forward the voices of military families and their experience in this life. in this particular topic with military housing, we tried to understand what they are experiencing. what we are hearing back is many families experiencing issues , pestold in their homes infestations, or structural deficiencies. trying to find help, trying to find a way to get this repaired and solved. host: the numbers are somewhat striking, and we will put them on the screen. just under 17,000 people living in military housing around the country. 56% of respondents had a negative or very negative experience with privatized military housing. 35 separate companies are referenced by these respondents, and as we have heard, black mold, lead paint, faulty wiring, poor water quality, insects and , a wide pesticides variety of vermin, skunks, squirrels, and also illnesses with lifelong implications caused by poor housing conditions,

i just ran towards the cops and started yelling shelley, shelley. >> a young hart school student, murderedaughter's been found in blood." and then the phone went dead. >> this was brutal and this was savage.

american people nor i want to go through two years of partisan bickeringwith a divided congress, senator shelleycapito says she believes the president will adopt a positive tone and provide a bi-partisan path forward."to achieve some goals like infrastructure, like immigration reform, like some of the improvements on opioids and the healthcare issues. after the president's speech democrats selected former georgia gubernatorial candidate stacey abrams to deliver a response... ( james ) that was brie jackson reporting. some democrats say they've invited people negatively impacted by the administration policies including transgender servicemembers and families separated at the border. ( james ) kron 4 will carry the state of the union address live tonight. it starts at 6:00-- but we will have a panel of experts weighing in starting at 5:30. we will also have political analysis after the president's speech. ( john ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. ♪ ♪ with the chase mobile app, jason wu could pay practically anyone, at any bank, all while putting on a runway show for new york fashion week.

bill belichick can underline his greatness with victory, shelley super bowl 53 victory, shelley superws. to take us through this week‘s cinema releases is mark kermode. so mark, what do we have this week? we are definitely in awards season, so we have a couple of contenders. first the greenbook, the story of an unlikely friendship. ‘can you ever forgive me?‘ memoirs of a forger. and burning, a film from south korea. where do you want to start? green book, first picture, best supporting actor, and mahershala ali is tipped to win. peter farrelly with his brother used to make comedies, like dumb and dumber, and this is a comedy. this is a drama with some comedic element in it. it is based on a friendship between tony, who needs work, and old school races. he is an old—school racist. he goes for a job interview and he finds that the job is to be a chauffeur and minder for an african american pianist. but he needs the work. they are to ring the segregated south. they are going to some dangerous areas. and they are chalk and cheese. one of them is educated and a brilliant musician and the o

scotland women's boss shelley kerr says players leaving the country to play in england can only be ap in france. recently, seven players have left scotland to join teams in the wsl which hasn't helped the game domestically. but today kerr announced her squad for the algarve cup at the end of the month and believes their particpation in portugal will help them at the world cup: this is only the second time we've invited —— we've been invited. to give you an indication of the level of teams that are there, we are ranked ninth out of 12. there are some fantastic teams there and it is going to be tough. the opponents we have in canada and iceland, but it is one we are looking forward to. it isa it is a gain, another opportunity. canada ranked first, we are playing england in the first game who are ranked fourth. you have to play against the best teams to make sure our preparation is right. following his death yesterday, the tributes have continued to flood in for england's world cup winning goalkeeper gordon banks. he was probably most famous for this iconic save from the brazilian legen

host: shelley is a school administrator in florida. what kind of school? hbcu.: an it's a university here with florida state. it's a teaching college. trying to prepare methodology for future teachers. florida is ground zero for this issue. back about 20 years ago, the republican party took over the state. they instituted a testing accountability grading system. jeb bush. this was done at the behest of the koch brothers. and a legislative council lobby that then carried this forward this grading of schools, a, b, c, d, then f, where funding was tied to testing. on teachers and on school districts. most of the educational funding for our local school districts throughout this entire nation come from property taxes. i think the lady was trying to say that but was not here when she was speaking of in washington. we have basically a 10% federal funding. we also have an issue here when we had a segregated school system in america. at one time, and it was not until the 1970's that changed, basically came to fruition where we were funding private segregated acade

american people nor i want to go through two years of partisan bickeringwith a divided congress, senator shelleymoore capito says she believes the president will adopt a positive tone and provide a bi-partisan path forward."to achieve some goals like infrastructure, like immigration reform, like some of the improvements on opioids and the healthcare issues. after the president's speech democrats selected former georgia gubernatorial candidate stacey abrams to deliver a response... ( james ) that was brie jackson reporting. some democrats say they've invited people negatively impacted by the administration policies including transgender servicemembers and families separated at the border. ( james ) kron 4 will carry the state of the union address live tonight. it starts at 6:00-- but we will have a panel of experts weighing in starting at 5:30. we will also have political analysis after the president's speech. ( darya ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news...the toll at the golden gate bridge could soon be going up....how much you could be paying to cross the bridge. ( john ) and i am tracking

of the building said i was in the built shoulder to shoulder and not properly north of course of shelley and i get dick good to say and believe in jesus exists. and of. all this long shops there are small factories can be defectors produce different. looks like. if. it's a trip and they keep going because in their stores. and plastic think most of them left shops. the fire broke and it might get into the storage market and then. in the flips would be would be used to lever to string to fight to get. these and the damages with the near end of the fire fighting drugs and the water is very limited. so this time most of the fire trucks stage four hundred me just fine from the spot and then do just what are mine and thank you very much for bringing us up to date there that was journalist michael khan in dhaka. pope francis will today open a summit on sexual abuse in the catholic church attended by bishops from around the world the meeting comes after an avalanche of allegations against catholic priests accusing them of molesting young boys and raping nuns in the past the church has been reluc

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what some of them are doing you go look frankenstein i was going to say and i thought this is mary shelley wrote a. column i don't know if you know what that thing is and i think that's that's a part that both sides of the aisle should be ok it should be absolutely we can agree on that and we definitely agree because i mean it's like since the since snowden since the n.s.a. since torture it's very hard for me to put my trust in government and that's something that i can vote and change and control i can't vote can change and control a corporation unless i am a majority stockholder you know about it makes it even more scary for me when a corporation starts kind of running rampant or saying like no no they need to have this to be cruel for they didn't you know you can you can say that better both governments have to step up and put some some regulation is that even microsoft says they want they want to know. that it. was going to hate them i mean studio for a chinese revenue. by using a machine algorithm to test the brain scans of one hundred twenty one women and eighty four men who were age

. >> shelley sent me a jacket. a jacket. >> nice. >> now it is a medium so i put it on earlier.e we go, there we go. let's do it, queso, chiles was a great sport about that whole thing and now i have a jacket. >> you got a lot of free press out of your horrible meal. >> much better, obviously. >> chilis. let's roll some of the state. if you think five is weird, listen what is going on in england right now. much like -- watch. this is a show like electrified and one of the panelist removing her shirt on the show because as symbolic protest against breakfast. because now, everybody is stripping at the protest against breakfast. so you want to find out more about this? we will talk about this tomorrow night, 10:00 p.m., mark steyn, deborah so come i love her name, she should have been a surgeon, dr. so. and of course, 10:00 p.m. tomorrow night. >> it will be great, jedediah. you know how some people spend outrageous cash on some things come up drake, musician rapper a new level $400,000 diamond encrusted iphone case. 18 karat white gold, dotted with blue diamonds and topped with lo

. >> reporter: the tweet from shelley says that i remain cautiously optimistic looking for to continue with my colleagues to finalize an agreement that gives the government open and secures our borders. the committees bipartisan deal includes $1.37 billion to build 55 miles of new metal slat fencing in texas, along the rio grande valley. that is much less than the 5.7 billion president trump requested for 215 miles of border well. >> i'm very, very, very thrilled to be here in the great state of texas. >> reporter: shortly after the announcement, president trump took the stage at another paso, texas rally. banners aside finish the well. the speech is like a reelection campaign kickoff. after 35 minutes he address the budget deal which he said he had only just heard about. >> i could have stayed out there and listen or i could've come out to the people of el paso, texas. >> reporter: president trump said that he would find a way to build a wall and said he would reject any bill that would limit the number of iced attention which he said would result in criminals being set free. >> i wil

shelley myers. retired air force colonel. i'd just like to just turn one minute to the personal side. how is the input doing with our young people? have you got enough young people and are the young people coming in today, are they able to survive and thrive in the high tech air force? >> thanks. today, we're meeting our numbers. but i'll tell you, it's getting harder. we're all fishing in the same pool and the pool is getting smaller. if you take a look at the number of percentage of eligible youth that can meet the criteria and standards of serving in the military, the trends are not heading in the right direction. that's going to be a challenge for all of the services. right now today, we're meeting our goals month by month. but where we'd ring the bell because we met our goal on the 15th of the month, now we're ringing the bell on the 29th, the 30th. so, that is troubling as we go forward. more important to me is, what are we doing to make service in the united states air force as rich and a rewarding experience we can ma

one of the couples who got married alan and shelley veils.y are from davis, and they've now been together for 45 years. they have been through a lot of legal twist and turns over the course of their relationship, ending with the national legalization of same-sex marriage in 2015. >> i think we are just like any other married couple. i feel lucky enough because i have her. if you want to get married, get married. is wonderful. >> the couple said if it was not for then mayor newsom allowing them to get married in 2004, they might still be fighting for that right. >>> the a's are in arizona with strained spring training out in full swing. there [phone ringing] remember the way we used to do things? hey man... like connect with friends? dig it! or get in shape? or sell a house and pay a real estate agent a big commission. [crash] at redfin, we charge you a 1% listing fee. and because redfin.com is america's #1 brokerage site our agents get more eyes on your home so you sell for thousands more than the one next door. don't get stuck in the past. s

over two months after he was found guilty of sexually assaulting underage boys, shelley and media are now reporting on his press gag order. among other charges, pell was found to the of sexual molesting two boys and forced the boys to perform oral sex on him in the 1990's. he is the highest ranking members of the catholic church to be convicted of a sexual crime. he served as the vatican's chief financial officer. back in the united states former , a staffer on donald trump's 2016 presidential campaign is accusing then-candidate trump of kissing her without her consent before an august 2016 rally in florida. alva johnson filed a lawsuit monday claiming trump grabbed her hand before moving to kiss her on the mouth. she also claims that the trump campaign engaged in pay discrimination and that she received less money than her male, white colleagues. johnson's lawyer says she was prohibited from speaking out about the incident earlier due to a non-disclosure agreement. over 250 youth climate activists from the group sunrise movement took over senate majority leader mitch mcconnell's d.c.

up the diversified tech caucus in the senate with senator tim scott, who's a republican as well as shelleybills i passed in this administration was about making sure we get more people of color involved in tech. we have to look at those jobs as well as the basics. increase the minimum wage, right? make sure -- which hasn't been done federally since over a decade. make sure that we are doing something about health care, child care, paid family leave, so that we make it easier for people who are not in the same position as everyone else and weren't born with the silver spoon in their mouth, that they are able to pursue the american dream because no matter where you come from or where you worship or what you look like this should be a country of shared dreams. [ applause ] >> when you said -- when you talked about income, right? about the minimum wage. you got applause. you didn't pause for it. i'm surprised. why not? >> i will. but it is an unbelievable thing that we have not increased the federal minimum wage for something like a decade. and it's just stuck where it is. and we should be inc

and i have to call out jon tester and shelley capito who had this deal done a long time ago, who have been at the table, and i know talking some sense into the whole dialogue. >> i want to highlight a few things the president has said, because there's still talk, there's still some mumbling in washington about, well, maybe he's going to sign this. this is strictly what they're hoping for at fox news, the president will sign this and still go ahead with his emergency declaration and pump billions more dollars in there and send the military in and the army corps of engineers or somebody in there to start building. the president has said a bunch of things himself that undermine that. what i just read in his tweet today, he said, "we will be getting almost $23 billion for border security regardless of the wall money." and then he says, "it's being built as we speak." and he said more, that we can listen to him, what he said last night, that he's claiming to have already built part of this wall. when he says things like that, he certainly undermines his legal case for an emergency. let's l

let's run with the weather, shelley, quickly.he uk. rain already in northern ireland, western scotland, edging into the far south—west of wales, western pa rt edging into the far south—west of wales, western part of cornwall, isles of scilly as well. but weather front will push its way eastwards, bringing showery burst of rain. the rain will come and go and not eve ryo ne rain will come and go and not everyone will see it across parts of wales, scotland, western england. it fades with that cloud as it works its way into central and eastern parts of england and scotland as we go into the afternoon. western areas brightening up quite substantially. evenif brightening up quite substantially. even if you get a bit of morning rain here, the afternoon will be much sunnier. south—westerly breeze, still on the mild side. after the morning sunshine and so missed in fog patches, central and southern england, south—east and east anglia, cloudy this afternoon. can't rule out a shower, most will be dry. sunny spells in scotland, with of rain

we will talk about the state of military housing, with shelley campbell of the military family advisory network. be sure to watch c-span washington journal, live at seven eastern friday morning. during the discussion. >> coming up live, friday, syndicated columnist george will talks about presidential authority. in the role of congress in light of president trump's recent national emergency declaration. that's live at 12:20 pm on c- span. later in the day, massachusetts senator and 2020 presidential candidate elizabeth warren will speak at a democratic party dinner in new hampshire. on c-span two, politico is hosting its 9th annual state solutions conference, with governors from across the country. who are in washington dc for their winter meeting. that gets underway at 9 am eastern. 2019 marks the 4th anniversary of the forced migration of africans to the virginia colony. the association's african- american life and history, hosted their 93rd annual black history luncheon. they explored forced migration into slavery, and the northern and western migration of african-americans in the 20

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shelley reed. this is a winter wonderland in lake port and scotts valley. look at that. pretty picture. 39 and drizzling. with hope to see more sun soon. we see 38 at stanford and 39 in fremont. 36 in sanity carlos. and 39 in pacifica. a little bite to the morning air. wait till tomorrow morning. santa cruz mountians taking the bulk of anything. i know we have issues about page mill road this morning. and you can see some of that impacting the santa cruz mountians and highway 17. and this drops south and the colder and drier air is spilling in behind that. look to the north. that is your drier and colder air coming in. the sierra will have warnings and watches all morning long. the blizzard warning about 5,000 feet. and those go till 4:00 or 10:00 tonight. 20, 30, 40s. some of the cold air working its way in now. a lot of 30s to the north. and look at this system that may trigger afternoon shower activity. it is tough to really get things going without a little bit of a lift. 50s on the temperatures unless you are in the higher elevations. we have a cold system tomorrow

we will talk about the state of military housing, with shelley campbell of the military family advisory network. be sure to watch c-span washington journal, live at seven eastern friday morning. during the discussion. >> coming up live, friday, syndicated columnist george will talks about presidential authority. in the role of congress in light of president trump's recent national emergency declaration. that's live at 12:20 pm on c- span. later in the day, massachusetts senator and 2020 presidential candidate elizabeth warren will speak at a democratic party dinner in new hampshire.

maria: joining me right now west virginia senator shelley, good to see you, senator, thank you so muching us. you have been involved in the talks from the very beginning, let me ask you, do you expect the president, first, to sign this today? >> i think the president will sign this. we have given him a good down payment on most important aspect and that being wall, provides for more border agents and technology, i think the president will sign this and i'm encouraging him to do so. maria: i want to ask you to tell us more about that, where specifically is this extra money that the president is referring to that he can use to pin together a bigger, bigger sum for a finished wall and how much money are we talking about? >> well, first, let's look at what's in the bill, 1.375 billion which would provide for 55 miles of new fencing barrier wall and that is the largest amount that we've ever had in a single bill moving forward. the president, i believe, after he signs this will begin to look at other pockets of money possibly in the dod budget and others that would provide for fencing to ob

we will hear from shelley, democrats line. caller: hi.hen i was watching the speech , i'mrday, and it was great kind of sad because everybody they't understand that kill babies after they are born. i think it is a mortal sin. thou shalt not kill. i should hope everybody agrees to it, they will be punished. can i say one more thing? host: quickly. caller: all right. pelosi's daughter had a baby yet nine months, and she didn't want it all the sudden -- host: greg is next from north carolina, republican line. caller: good morning. c-span.u for i thought the speech was a good speech. bordered on a great speech. is tempo might be off a little bit, and i didn't think the sound was very good. it sounded a little muffled, a little tinny. but i thought it was a great speech. the democrats have a hard time looking in the mirror. i'm a socialist. i claim the socialist party. communists back, the and the socialists were one-party and they split. we were additionally going that way. host: when you say it was bordering on great, give me a specific line

host: shelley is a school administrator in florida. it's a university here with florida state.ge.aching florida is ground zero for this issue. back 20 years ago, the republican party took over the state. they instituted a testing accountability grading system. this was jeb bush. the behest ofat the koch brothers. they carried this forward. whererading of schools funding was tied to testing. on teachers and on school districts. most of the educational funding for our local school districts through the nation come from property taxes. what the lady was speaking of in washington. we have 10% federal funding. have a segregated school it, it we then find wasn't until the 70's it changed , we were funding private segregated academies. this is what this voucher school choice is about. they complain they are paying property taxes. therefore, this is an underbelly fight about brown the board. we talk about paying teachers. in a segregated school system were my teachers who came whiter, it's an 80% woman profession in america. our children are 90% black and brown. i-20 use a number. don'

sheuey shelley took the calabar the weather this morning? it is frosty out there, good morning.s also a cold one. parts of the country, the south, also southern wales with a bit of cloud, temperatures are that little bit higher. still, if you are standing bya higher. still, if you are standing by a bus stop all morning, you will not necessarily feel that. parts of yorkshire, lincolnshire and southern counties, fog or clear, but you could run into patchy fog or mist and cloud in other parts of the uk too. if you are heading out, there that widespread frost in mind. a rigid high—pressure cost us as we have gone through the night, a recipe for fog and foster we have got this weather front coming our way. it is a warm front and is going to bring in thick cloud and some patchy light green and drizzle, before that maintenance heavier and more persistent. there will be some sunshine, but you can see the progress. “— sunshine, but you can see the progress. —— all this cloud and rain is making as we go through the day. that is indicated by the by the colours you can see in the charts. th