the sheriff's department says justice was found in brush right off the slough. according to the sheriff's office, tools will be needed to cut a path in the brush just to get to justice. we're also learning that it's too early in the investigation to know if there was any foul play according to the captain from the sheriff's department. meanwhile, family had been at the site of the search all morning talking about baby justice. his grandfather spoke to us said that the baby never had a chance and that he turned three weeks old today. the sheriff's department also could not comment if baby was clothed or wrapped in blankets out in the cold weather that we have been experiencing here in knights landing in yolo county over the last couple of days. again, baby justice, frank, turning 3 weeks old today. back to you. >> thank you. >>> a fire scorched a strip mall in east hollywood this morning. firefighters had to cut a hole in the roof of one building so the thick, black smoke could escape. the fire was reported a little after 7 a.m. one woman was injured and no word

stretching before us; if you sense, as i sense that the time is now to shake off our slumber, and slough off our fear, and make good on the debt we owe past and future generations, then i'm ready to take up the cause, and march with you, and work with you.today, together, we can finish the work that needs to be done and usher in a new verse of freedom on this verse. thank you everybody let's get to work. thank you. [applause]

look at that massive slough at dulles airport.and one of my favorites of the day, cannot get more fun than sledding on the saucer with your dog giving you kisses. and the ice is pretty much coming to an end as we have rain, exiting to the east. tomorrow morning, cloudy skies. we will have sprinkles over southern maryland, but nonetheless we have a nice day before another arctic front moves in for the day sunday night into monday. with that said, tomorrow 41 there will be a lot of melting. anything that is wet overnight sunday night into monday will likely freeze. i think we will have to contend with that monday morning. monday afternoon, only a high of 21, 29 tuesday, 36 wednesday. the temperatures much colder than average this time of year. prepare yourselves, winter is still here. although i will say, eight more days until the start of meteorology goals bring. i will leave you one that bright note. scott: you the optimist. eileen: trying. scott: thank you. a 1-2 punch in the fight against breast can scott: 7 on your side with he

every time it is to slough off a common there is a problem with executive orders and to slough this offnow that it is a compliment. >> it is also about is placing the blame. >> you keep doing it. meanwhile, the president fighting back as his immigration plans blocked. neil: you would think that the state department would be backing off after this. >> we can work with countries to help improve governance and help them build their economy so they can have job opportunities for these people. >> she is now doubling down. so wait until you hear who she says is the problem, i will give you a quick kick starter. it's you. the attorney general blaming fox. meanwhile, the white house effectively blocking the executive order to delay deportations to the judge that says easier said than done. judge, what happens in this legal limbo here? >> in a nutshell, 26 states challenge the department of homeland security saying they you are changing the law, the government denied that it was doing anything, a federal judge on it women very basis without a trial on the basis of reading some papers and hearing

. >> reporter: it is low tide and a slough somewhere near redwood city and there's a hard lesson to berned. respect the mud. >> holy cow. this is unbelievable. >> reporter: why i'm here is just as important as how i'm going to get out. more on that later. the menlo park fire department took us out on the bay on their rescue airboat to drive home the point that boaters lately have been getting careless. in an average year, they do 12 to 15 rescues. but this january alone, they have already had eight rescues. what do you think is going on? are people careless, cocky? >> they are not prepared. preparation is important. >> reporter: the slough is a nature lover's playground with miles of snaking waterways. if you don't plan ahead, you'll get stuck in a low tide. here we go. inexperienced boaters often try to walk out. >> some places here it's like quicksand. step out into the mud, they get sucked right in. and once they get sucked, they can't get out with the vacuum. >> reporter: the harder i try, the deeper i just get -- oh!! after struggling for five minutes, i barely made it 7 steps off

. >> reporter: it is low tide in a slough somewhere near redwood city and there's a hard dirty lesson to be learned. the menlo park fire took us out on the air rescue boat to drive in the point boaters are getting careless lately. in an average year they do 15 rescues but this january they have already had 8 already. >> what do you think is going on? are people gettin careless? >> they're not prepared. preparation is important. >> reporter: it's a nature lovers playground with miles of water and if you don't plan ahead you will get stuck in low tide. inexperienced boaters often try to walk out. >> some places it's like quicksand. they step out into the mud, they get sucked in. and once they get sucked in, the vacuum, they can't get out. >> reporter: after struggling for five minutes i barely made it seven steps off the island. i got 10 feet at most maybe. the airboat with its v-8 turbine and flat bottom glides over the mud. even then it's not an easy rescue. wow. that's no joke. >> there's a reason why you tell people not to get off the boat. >> that's the reason. >> reporter: detaile

search teams worked through the night before finding the baby yesterday morning on the bank of a slough. >>> police said the city's first homicide in two years may have started as a home invasion. the man who was killed hasn't been identified and neither has the suspect. except to say he is 27. a woman who was a friend of the victim was attacked and she remains in critical condition. the crime has shaken the res dents. >>> hundreds of human bones unearthed in fran and now we are get -- in san francisco and now we are getting an idea of where it came from. now it is drawing to a close. ktvu's christien kafton tells us it started with a remodeling project that turned up more than a thousand human bones. >> reporter: a team of ark yawlgists are looking for clues to a mystery that unfolded in fort mason. . >> a hospital from the 1860 said. and we found a large pit, which is a bone filled pit. >> reporter: four years ago crews preparing to turn this hospital into housing, the remodel came to a halt when crews discovered human bones. >> it took a day to confer with the coroner and with law en

. >> grant:little justice was found in a shallow lake.or a slough. in the knight's landing section of yolo county.about 20 miles north of davis. >> grant:crews from the bay area had been helping in the search.which started when the baby's mother, 23-year- old samantha green re- appeared yesterday after herself.she was wet and crying.near where justice was eventually found. >> grant:green has told authorities she was abducted. seasoned investigators.are brought to tears by this tragedy. >> as you can see it hit home. we are human and we are people. >> grant:no one has been charged in this case.but law enforement is investigating. as of now.officials say there are no indications >> pam:five bay area middle school students had to be rushed from school to the hospital today. they apparently took some pills. that made them sick. >> pam:kron 4's dan kerman talked to the school district and parents about what happened. >> reporter: 5 girls taken by ambulance and the morning after an justing pills. >> do not have any specifics of what they took a record of t

. >> the bad river and the kakagon sloughs represent about 40 percent of the wetlands for coastal lake superior. >> the chippewa tribes set up harvest camp at the edge of the mine site about a year ago as part of a strategy to stop the mine. they invited the public to come here and learn firsthand about the land. >> you get lead, arsenic mercury... >> over 5000 people have visited the camp, learning the dangers posed by the mine and cataloging the environment before gtac starts digging. >> slap it. come on. give me five. oh, there we go. >> paul demain of the lac courte oreilles tribe is one of the people who first set up harvest camp. tribal members and supporters lived there through a harsh winter to demonstrate their resistance to the mine. their effort garnered press and support for their cause. >> how close are we to the mine site, to where they want to do the mine site? >> about uh, about a mile, straight this way. if you look up here you can see that uh, ridge up there. >> uh huh. >> paul sees this struggle as history repeating itself. mining companies and white settlers way bac

authorities found the newborn body in a nearby slough. the two had been missing since monday. in an emotional press conference the sheriff's department says cases like this are hard to investigate. >> as you can see, it hits home. we're humans. we're people. some of these guys as you probably know if you have been out here much they have been out here all night and everybody is emotional. it's a hard deal. >> the mother samantha green had cuts to her face and body. authorities say it's too early to tell if there was foul play. >>> the fbi arrested three aspiring jihadists today. agents say that they were planning to travel to syria to join isis and if they didn't make it they had backup plans to do damage on u.s. soil. ken bastida in the newsroom with details on that. ken. >> reporter: scary, scary story here, allen on an "islamic state" website one of the suspects threatened to kill president obama or plant a bomb in new york's coney island. the three foreign born men were trying to communicate with isis online. two were arrested in new york today. one as he was attempting to

stretching before us; if you sense, as i sense that the time is now to shake off our slumber, and slough off our fear, and make good on the debt we owe past and future generations, then i'm ready to take up the cause, and march with you, and work with you. together, starting today, let us finish the work that needs to be done, and usher in a new birth of freedom on this earth. thank you very much, everybody. let's get to work. i love you. thank you. [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> you are watching c-span's special president's day program on presidential campaign announcements. watch all of our coverage of past presidential campaigns claudeing speeches and debates at our web site. >> this week while congress is in recess, book tv and american history tv are in prime time beginning tuesday night at 8:00 eastern, book tv features programs on topics like the war on terror, the green berets and guantanamo diary. the egyptian revolution and the emerging crisis in europe. on thu

county sheriff's office, search and rescue located the body of an infant. [ silence ] >> over on the slough. not too far from where the missing person was located tonight. >> reporter: they are working to determine the cause of death. the mother was taken to the hospital but has been released as investigators search for answers. family, friends and members of the community are planning to hold a candlelight vigil tonight at the opera house. >> thank you. >>> new information about the train and truck collision in southern california that happened yesterday. national weather service investigators -- national transportation safety board say the truck was not stuck on the tracks. the truck traveled down for some distance. 28 people were injured. the driver was arrested on suspicion of felony hit and run. his attorney says he was trying to get his truck off the tracks and that he didn't run away, he was going for help. he will be arraigned tomorrow. >>> the senate reached an agreement to vote on a clean bill funding the department of human services before funding runs out. speaker of the house j

suck snead this country most work very gnarled this country but the law is the law is the law and to sloughy, we have three branches of government. slaught working a judge in federal court in texas now has an injunction and it will stop but you hope people use it as an opportunity, right? a time that republicans can now step up. we did have congressman -- >> let's seem >> coming up with something hope that they reach you know had they reach new-- they reach new heights. >> hope spring ease concernal. good to see you. >>> you ever get the feeling that this white house that fox news is like the gift that keeps giving? pick a crisis and they waste no time blaming us for making a crisis is. imagine if we really were that powerful. well i'm about to prove we are that powerful. and i'm telling you this goes back, way back, way, way, way back. >> sometimes the president lookedth bright, sometimes romantic, there were tears in my eyes and tears in my eyes and so many little things that we learned were really the biggest things. through it all e e esent. every someday needs a plan. talk with us abou

beachgoers running in pan panic running from the answer slough of thieves. they have a new sun protection, it's called operation beach. the same forces that normally fight gangs are now stationed at the beaches in full combat gear. >> this is not an extreme measure. it's a precaution in order to protect people who frequent the beach. due to the large number of people who come here, some take advantage to commit crimes. >> some 300 people on motor bikes and on food carrying pistols and stun guns weave their way around the umbrellas while on the pavement the simple command truck uses state of the arrested technology to keep track of potential flareups in realtime. these are the images from police helicopters and local cameras we're told. suspects are arrested on the spot, a welcomed development say locals. >> without a doubt i decided to come here precisely because it's close to the police truck. it makes the whole family feel safer. >> last month and a half things improved noticebly. it was a bit dangerous. >> authorities promised to keep operation beach goin

. >> reporter: it is low tide in a slough somewhere near redwood city and there's a hard dirty lesson to be learned. the menlo park fire took us out on the air rescue boat to drive in the point boaters are careless. in an average year they do 15 rescues but this january they have already had 8 already. >> what do you think is going on? are people gettin careless? >> they're not prepared. >> reporter: it's a nature lovers playground with miles of water and if you don't plan ahead you will get stuck in low tide. inexperienced boaters often try to walk out. >> some places it's like quicksand. they step out into the mud, they get sucked in. and once they get sucked in, the vacuum, they can't get out. >> reporter: after struggling for five minutes i barely made it seven steps off the island. i got 10 feet at most maybe. the airboat with its v-8 turbine and flat bottom glides over the mud. even then it's not an easy rescue. wow. that's not joke. >> there's a reason why you tell people not to get off the boat. >> detailed maps and tidal charts are available and carry a cell phone maybe even

then you come out here as if the inside couldn't get good enough you come out here and you have a sloughbay bridge. you see the water. you can see cars. we are on 21 floors as we stand right here. this apartment here is about $2 million. that's nothing compared to the penthouse which is right across the way right here and that high-rise building over there. >> yeah. that condo sells for $49 million it will easily smash the previous record set in 2011. that's when a condo went for $28 million at the st. regis. >>> usually hobbies are just for fun, right? but for this livermore mom it is ♪ at kaiser permanente everything you need is under one roof. another way care and coverage together makes life easier. okay, a little easier. become a member of kaiser permanente. because together, we thrive. ♪ >>> a big name hire by amazon jay carney is going to serve as senior vice president of global corporate affairs, former spokesman for president obama. the move is seen by some as political. amazon and other tech companies have been fighting with the government as you know over drone regulations amo

and mitt romney was right about a lot of things the president sloughed off with not having a strong military. so our position needs to be to re-engage with a strong military and a strong presence. we can't disengage in the world and expect a good result. as we pull back voids are filled. iraq is the best example of that. where to from here? we need to re-establish relationships with countries we have managed to mess up. we've managed to mess up almost every relationship in the world if you think about it, including canada, which is hard to do. but we've done it. but egypt, we got it wrong three times in a row in the last few years, jordan the king comes asking for support. i've yet to see perhaps it went covertly but i haven't heard anything. >> israel. >> israel for sure. turkey, all of these countries have doubts about america. we need to be engaged in the world, build a coalition to isolate and then put isis around a noose and take them out. and that can be done not by ourselves unilaterally. that has to be done with american leadership. >> how would you do it? specifically what would be

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. >> when nothing happened, there was no instability, no avalanches, no sloughing or anything like thatded, okay, well, this is probably good to go. i took off and i made, like, three beautiful turns, great snow, and i remember, i think, it was a left-hand turn and just above me like 8 or 9 feet there was a big fracture line. everything starts to move and the first thing you want to do is just turn your skis downhill and get on it and like try to power out of it. i see a rock below me coming up at me. i remember going right past it super fast and just going, whoa! then from there it was just this out of control tumble. when i remember tumbling over the cliffs and this huge, like, 6-foot wall, solid wall of snow just like mowed me over, super slow motion style, but it probably wasn't slow motion, but everything slows down when you are in the moment like that. and it came over my head. >> when it is over, will finds his arm and his leg are buried in the densely-packed snow. >> it was like concrete. i was like, wow, i am stuck here. like, i would have to dig myself out, but they came down

mitt romney was right about a lot of things that the president just sloughed off about not having a strong military. our position needs to be to reengage with a strong military and a strong presence. we can't disengage in the world and expect a good result. as we pull back voids are filled. we need to reestablish relationships with countries that we have managed to mess up. we have been messed up almost every relationship including canada which is hard to do. we have done it. he script, we got it wrong three times in a row in the last three years. jordan the king comes asking for support. i have yet to see. perhaps it went covertly. >> israel? >> israel for sure. turkey all of these countries have doubts about america. we need to be engaged in the world. build a coalition to isolate and put isis around the noose and take them out. that can be done not by ourselves, unilaterally. >> has to be done with american leadership. >> how would you do you it? specifically, what would be a first step? >> i like the idea senator was talking about a safe zone for a free syrian army action begin that pr

the district's airboat crew usually responds to 15 or 20 calls for stranded boaters near the alviso slougherage year. but last week, they responded to five of those calls. >>mark:rescuers are urging boaters to bring appropriate gear, know the tides remember where they launch from and understand the weather conditions. >>darya:president obama has sent congress a record $4 trillion budget that would boost tax credits for families and the working poor but also raise taxes on the wealthy. >>darya:the blueprint for the 2016 budget year that begins oct. 1 represents a 6.4 percent increase over estimated spending this year. >>darya:house speaker john boehner says obama has laid out a plan for more taxes more spending and more washington gridlock. >>mark:there's a new millionaire in antioch. >>mark:a man has come forward with the winning powerball ticket. >>mark:the man. whose name is yet to be disclosed. bought the ticket from the buchannan smoke shop. >>mark:his ticket matched 5 out of 6 numbers. but missed the powerball. >>mark:he still made out with 1-point-4 million dollars. >>mark:since no o

stuart: you cannot just slough it off. stuart: i am taking this seriously, actually. united states. he is the man that is a hard heat away from the president. >> the only guy that makes outrage to congress and tries to do deals with congress, if you can believe that. stuart: key is the guy that goes to congress. >> he is the best that you have. stuart: it would be a very interesting election. that would be fascinating. nestlÉ what is it? it will cut artificial ingredients from it candy bars. are those colors and flavors really bad for you? doctor siegal next on that. ♪ the real question that needs to be asked is "what is it that we can do that is impactful?" what the cloud enables is computing to empower cancer researchers. it used to take two weeks to sequence and analyze a genome; with the microsoft cloud we can analyze 100 per day. whatever i can do to help compute a cure for cancer, that's what i'd like to do. ♪ >> i am adam shapiro on the floor of the new york stock exchange. we will get the minutes at 2:00 p.m. eastern. taking a look at the dow losers right now.

weather service the lettuce or less hours because the region has already been hit more than 60 into the slough in the last two weeks. there are not places to put the snow. >>reporter: so far so the senators are river could be described as a trickle now is a rush rain is not the only thing coming down mud bird and rockslide to block by a fallen tree dissenting have the highway 9 people live american always wait that the fight their way to work on highway 7 same that is a sore leg problems at home. this is the different nightcap after loraine sure to his work day. >>reporter: no one was hurt when the tree came down but no one saw like there will be too sad when the rain goes away. >>james: the rain spattered early in san francisco yesterday morning but for the most part like rain but it came down in sheets despite what was the lot of people came out to christie feels but the dozen to join the wet weather today it would not be is quite is what we will still be a few showers talk about the four fed will begin with a live look outside the golden gate bridge for the land shall you it is a little dam

stretching before us; if you sense, as i sense that the time is now to shake off our slumber, and slough off our fear, and make good on the debt we owe past and future generations, then i'm ready to take up the cause, and march with you, and work with you.today, together, we can finish the work that needs to be done and usher in a new verse of freedom on this verse. thank you everybody let's get to work. thank you. [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> you have been watching c-span's special presidential program on campaign announcements. you will find lots more coverage of past presidential campaigns at our website, c-span.org. just type "road to the white house" in the search bar. we've been asking you who your favorite president is and why. gerald ford had to deal with watergate scandal of president nixon and the end of the vietnam war. edward says bill clinton brought the deficit down, has surplus, gas was cheap. you can post yours at face .com/c-span. congress is off but

by the time of 1863 his secretaries sloughed off the idea. one thing that modern scholars who are actually thinking that lincoln was still in favor of it almost till the day he died overlook is that as early as 1854, very famous speech at peoria illinois lincoln says out loud, to his audience that even if his -- his, our gut reaction is black colonization a moment's thought on the subject we would realize it would never work. he says that out loud. explicitly, as early as 1854. which leads me to believe his heart was not in to colonization for the next 10-plus years. never heard of any proposal of lincoln doing what jefferson was proposing, kind of the diffusion thesis. it will be easier to emancipate or encourage white owners to get rid of those black slaves if they aren't so densely populated. right? that was the big fear. would servile insurrection. the fear was if you not did it gradually, but if you had mass emancipation what might be at the top of the to-do list for those freed slaves? right. go to walmart? no. pick up eggs on the way h

there's a whole slough of the organization that we have to look at women look at terrorism in pakistan. just this when we had another major attack a sectarian attack. there also are reports one has -- active in balochistan and the surf complicating the problem in some ways. how does your national action plan and how does the planning after a short address the second groups, then if i may add the whole question of southern pincher. this is the hotbed this is a hotbed. and wanted to record what really exists there and what kind of threat it poses. so is this plan confidence of the to do with it or is the pakistani state capacity stretched in a way that it has speedy's obviously you will have to sequence question of capacity problems build up over the years will take time. but after the success we will have to work over time to address the safety of the problem. the sectarian government has been there i think almost for 30 years now if not earlier. one of the offshoots of the jihad was that these elements wanted to join the jihad and used that as a platform. so it is been a problem now fo

let's take all the social programs, epa, parks and rec's, although slough programs and move them backo the state. that is how we were founded and that is how we should run. $8 trillion, we race that the on infrastructure. should -- for obama, show already is not really shall ready. wiry dogma infrastructure again? host: thank you. michael has this point -- strong bench for the gop going into 2016, while the dems wait for hillary's coronation. a headline coming out this morning -- "cameron to meet with big mouth presidential candidate, chris christie during three-day visit." they call the london mayor big mouth. on the democrats line, then from ithaca, new york. good morning. caller: good morning. everybody who has been calling in is right. i think this whole conversation -- and it is indeed important. in blankets, or hides, the real underlying problem. the next -- best example is perhaps in sweden where they have high taxes at the same time, they have very little crime. there are some instances of that . at the same time, the money that we are talking about, the finances, our printed

searchers discovered the body of 3 week old justin reese on the slew sloughs of yo-yo county.duled for glendale arizona, and for tampa. check our weather after the break. >> outside high clouds and patchy low clouds around midday today. temperatures warming into the 60s, and by midafternoon upper 60s to low 70s with the winds picking up as we move into the evening. high today, close to 70 in san jose. upper 60s near san francisco. upper 60s and low 70s toward the north bay and tri-valley and then the clouds will increase and tomorrow morning, we'll see a chance of showers dropping into the bay area, and a big drop in temperatures as we preach the weekend. >> we're looking to oakland where we have seen quick recovery over the last few minutes north past the coliseum. look at the map. the sensors haven't updated so we have the red zone from the coliseum to downtown. earlier debris caused a late backup there. the approach to the maze is great. 680 coming up to the 50 miles per hour range at pleasanton down to fremont and an earlier crash at mission caused the backup for the tri-v