not just that the spokane cops were investigating sarah's wayward husband.h dakota prairie, another lawman had been poking around for more than a year. homeland security agent derrick truedell had heard from a colleague about the missing casey clark and the ripoff report and other possible crimes. >> he told me the story, and it sounded unbelievable is what it did. >> eric truedell was hooked. so by the time burbridge started showing up, he could tell them a thing or two about james henrikson. describe him. >> he comes across as just -- >> you're at a loss for words. >> he comes across as a used car salesman, but that's not fair to used car sales men. the guy is just, he's a scumbag. >> he had been on james' trail for more than a year, looking for possible illegal drug imports and the mysterious disappearance of casey clark. it began to look like henrikson was behaving like some latter day wild west outlaw. >> he's a sociopath and a coward. and he didn't get his hands dirty in any of it. >> truedell already suspected henrikson may have ordered someone to kil

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they found him covered in snow and ice in spokane and rushed him inside and they thawed him out and had to rub a towel in this same motion his mother would to lick him. they did it and did it and oreo is going to be >> that's terrires.bl t hopefully nobody in the bay area experienced anything like that because we knew this cold was m. skies are clearing, which sets the stage for chilly temperatures. crisp clear views around the bay area. outside, a ski jacket would be fine. it is cooling off quickly. that's the view from emeryville looking left to san francisco, still close to 50. that's one of the milder locations before 7:00. already dropping into the mid-40s, livermore and morgan hill, infrastructure degrees and concord, 47, sets the stage for temperatures now as we lost the moisture and rain we had last night. clearer skies and drier air etling in. settling in. and frost in areas south of san jose. a chilly start to the morning. highs in upper per 40s to lower 50s and north of san francisco a chance of seeing showers. not a lot on thehanc of a slighr two into tomorrow morning. not t

he was found cover in snow and ice in spokane. farmers rushed the calf indoors to thaw him out.to rub a towel against his body in the same mother with your lick him. all in one direction. and he's expected to be just fine. >>> could see ice on bay area roads tomorrow. they have already experienced that in portland. a handful of crashes are being blamed on icy roads. an overpass was shut down more than five hours because of this crash. no word on whether anyone was seriously injured. >>> something to keep in mind. you know, water comes down on a roadway and freezes overnight. >> the hillsides here. christie smith up atop mount diablo. the snow melted elevations and if it stays wet. some of o those locations could see a little bit of that. san francisco is going to be too warm. inland spot, valleys ororro mor not be wet roads but a little patchy ice. after our cold storm passed the area. snow capped mounts in the distance. 48 degrees. and break out the ski jacket tonight. if you have evening plans a thin jacket will not cut it. 48 in livermore. probably 30s by 8:00 and 9:00 tonigh

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spokane, washington, for example, wash your federal tax refund only a pittance, you're not alone.arleston, south carolina and maine warning the same. the detroit free press points out smaller refunds means some won't catch up on their bills. with us, ben white. what was interesting to me as i was looking at local newspapers, frankly, a lot of them just cut and paste. these are real local stories that local reporters have gone out. they've been the headlines in the newspaper. that's really going on here? >> what's really going on here is that we had this big tax cut law passed in 2017. in 2018 the trump administration changed the withholding tables so people would see more money in their paychecks. people might have seen $30 more in an individual paycheck. a lot of people don't notice it. after that happened in 2019 now when they're doing their taxes for 2018, they're realizing that that money that they thought they were going to get has already been spent in the way of what was in their paychecks and their refunds are going down. in a lot of cases, they may have gotten a net tax c

but then i went to gonzaga law school in spokane, washington, d ran into the jesuits and i put on thet suit i would ever wear and became a man in black. fast forward to eight years ago, i had put my imagineys and hopes in law and politics behind me, then a number of ministries. i was teaching ninth graders in portland, oregon. nd my superior asked me to apply for a position that was opening up. i did. and i was interviewed by john boehner and nancy pelosi. i didn't blow the interview. and i became the chaplain of the house of representatives. god had remembered my bucket ist. so i was in the candy store. i was like i came to an institution that i knew and loved from my studies. i observed from afar. well prepared to come, having been teaching and coaching -- ear-olds [applause] and naturally found my way to the revered elders of the house, who welcomed me in a way that other members didn't. notable among them, dale kildee, who is here with us today. jim sensenbrenner, graciously the first to come to my office to welcome me. certainly walter jones, god bless him now. we would all be in

. >>> a remarkable 10-year-old who dreams of being spokane valley's next innovator, and he might justhe was completing sentences. at age 7, he had learned how to code. >> in addition to interest girl, the 10-year-old is in college. azenith smith caught up with him tonight in livermore. >> reporter: bio account, he looks like your normwith his name embroidered on it. but it is anything but normal. he is studying at college in livermore. >> the professor see me like any other student, except they will say can summon other the child answered the question? >> reporter: his iq tested above the 99.9% percentile. his parents enrolled him last summer and he is majoring in math and chemistry. >> a lot of the kids are a bit awkward, they are like whispering like al, he is so cute. about the middle of the semester and beyond, they were much me and start asking me for help. >> reporter: he is a fourth- grader at healy's, a gifted school for children in sunnyvale. his classmates do not believe he is in college. >> is a good student, no trouble. >> reporter: his college counselor is impressed that

seattle, spokane and portland.et a bit of a mix, freezing rain and sleet as part of the problem there. as far as the rest of california, heavy rain in san francisco toward los angeles. we watch for significant snowfall in the mountainous regions. so much snow, we are bracing for widespread 4-8 feet of snow, locally, over ten feet. strong winds. whiteout possible along with road closures. in the north central part of the country, more in heavy snow throughout north dakota. janai? >> thanks to paul there. >>> power has been restored at a jail where inmates spent a week without heat or electricity. this is the moment it happened. meanwhile, governor andrew cuomo wants the justice department to investigate conditions at the detention center in brooklyn. he called the allegations a violation of human decency and dignity. protesters clashed with guards and some were pepper sprayed. a spokesman with the bureau of prison said inmates had hot water for showers and sinks. >>> a martial arts fighter is back in custody after a

he left spokane in 195 for westover air force base in springfield, massachusetts, where he first started working on the b-52 bombers and joining the ranks of black navigateors on that plane. he flew 47 missions and awarded the air medal with two clusters. over the course of his career, he flew over 100 missions until retiring from the usaf in 1974. mr. brooks went to work for the department of defense for 13 years after that as an electronics consultant until his retirement in 1987 and traveled the world extensively with stops in seven countries including ant arctica and ending up outside lake rails. staff sergeant brooks, for that, we honor you. in honor of black history month, want to recognize orette davis. she is a startup advocate and technology enthusiast while continuing to support orlando's tech community. he serves as director of marketing, at an orlando company providing cutting-edge technologies. mr. davis is a proud graduate of the university of florida and received a masters in business administration from rollins college. mr. davis was head of growth for abe a.i., a technol

host: let's go to carl in spokane, washington, a gun owner. welcome to the conversation.aller: hello, how are you? in ar one, in order to be militia, you had to have your own weapon. in those days, you needed to protect yourself from indians, people who would rob you, and all of that stuff. also, old gun laws must be enforced. if we enforce old gun laws, must -- most of this stuff would be covered. thank you. host: moving on to james in fort worth, texas. caller: good morning and thanks for c-span. i am a veteran and a gun owner and i believe every gun should be registered. we register boats and cars. my final comment for people who keep screaming how dangerous young black men and -- black men are, -- thanks for c-span. host: alberto in bakersfield, california. caller: good morning. got top laws on guns. if you get caught with a gun in mexico, you get two years in jail. the problem is not that rid of the problem is all these criminals have a gun and they are hurting other people -- the other people, they don't have a gun. i don't know -- in mexico, they have a fear of cri