stein. [applause] ben stein: thank you very much. it is a great pleasure to be here in this room i've been in so many times. if it is possible, can we dim those incredibly bright lights, it's like i'm giving -- getting the third degree from the chicago police [laughter] . [laughter] ben stein: first of all, thank so much to the people of the foundation and library, thank you very much. god bless you all. the thought that always goes through my mind, the very first thing, blessed are the peacemakers, for they shall be called children of god. and let me tell you about why i love richard nixon. not like, not admire him, even though i do like and admire him, but love him. so did my mother and father. in our household, richard nixon was a god. my interest in richard nixon started when i was seven-years-old and he was running for vice president to dwight eisenhower. i read a child's biography of richard nixon and it said he was picked on as a child and identified with him. maybe every child does.

long day. >> coming up -- >> state of ohio versus kyle james stein. >> kyle stein is sentenced.rom the victim's families. >> there is no such as healing in there. this doesn't go away. we just have to live with this from now on. >>> at the hamilton county justice center, it is a big day for kyle stein. the judge will decide how much time he will spend in prison for two counts of aggravated vehicular homicide. due to a plea deal, the judge will sentence stein as if he had not been driving under the influence, even though toxicology reports showed he was. but stein could still face anywhere from 1 to 10 years in prison. >> best case scenario -- i don't know. i don't know how to gave best case scenario in this situation. i'm seeing people, i'm seeing people being emotional. that's kind of hard. >> as part of the hearing stein will be allowed to make a statement to the family of the victims. >> i feel, yes, that i do owe it to them to say i'm sorry. we're not sure how the families will take it though. we don't know. saying i'm sorry is part of a process that i have to go through. >>

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stein. [applause] ben stein: thank you very much. it is a great pleasure to be here. if it is possible to honor those -- can we dim those incredibly bright lights, i would appreciate that. it is a real honor to be here. i start out every thought by richard nixon -- first of all, thank you so much to the people of the foundation and library, thank you very much. god bless you all. it is the thought that always goes through my mind, the very first thing, blessed are the peacemakers, for they shall be called children of god. why it me tell you about love richard nixon, not like, even though i do like and admire him, but love him. he was a god in our household. my interest in richard nixon started when i was seven years old and he was running were -- four vice president dwight eisenhower. read a child's biography of richard nixon and identified with him. there were a lot of old commies him for reasons i could not understand, but at that age i made a vital nixon'son about richard enemies. they pi

stein. ben stein: you are very welcome indeed. william president nixon was a : great advisor, more specifically an advisor to those holding office. what key pieces of advice do you think you would give to president-elect donald trump and president obama, for that matter? ben stein: it is interesting. this brings up a kind of sore spot with me. several years ago we wanted to write a book called "what would what wouldabout nixon do about all the foreign policy and domestic challenges we face. we wrote a proposal -- i will get your question. [laughter] we sent it to a few publishers, and nobody nibbled at it. some fellow recently did some research and came up with a brilliant discovery that richard nixon had some interface with a woman who had some interface with another person during the 1969 paris peace auction. -- peace talks. that made the front page of the new york times and has become a big, big book. if it is a slam at nixon, it's published right away. if it is praise, no one wants to hear it. so what would nixon tell trump? g

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judge jeanine: former speech writer for former president nixon, ben stein.ngs about this judge. what did you think about the hawaiian judge who put a stop to the president's second executive order on the temporary travel ban. >> the constitution is absolutely clear-cut. the president has authority over immigration. congress hassen it has -- has go him over and over again. this judge comes out of a surf shop in hawaii and says i have authority over everything it's up to me. forget withr what with -- forgee congress did. forget the constitution. any law can be struck down by a trivial federal court judge. we have dictators in black robes telling the american people, your votes don't matter, the congress votes don't matter. judge jeanine: the judge you mentioned is derrick watson, a harvard man. doesn't that add credentials to your resume? >> harvard law school graduates are very smart people. but at yale we developed a theory of legal realism. that was long before my time there that said judges can just decide anything they want. doesn't matter what the legal

judge jeanine: thank you, ben stein.y i can visit thearade and jack be nimble, jack be quick, jack knocked over a candlestick onto the shag carpeting... ...and his pants ignited into flames, causing him to stop, drop and roll. luckily jack recently had geico help him with renters insurance. because all his belongings went up in flames. jack got full replacement and now has new pants he ordered from banana republic. visit geico.com and see how affordable renters insurance can be. judge jeanine: hillary and chelsea clinton could be eyeing political office in new york. i wanted new yorkers' take so i headed to the st. patrick's day parade. [♪] >> are you irish in. >> yes, i am. judge jeanine: should hillary come back and be the mayor of new york? >> no, thank you. judge jeanine: should hillary come back and run for mayor? >> no! [♪] judge jeanine: are you guys 18? i don't believe you. hillary clinton says she is not satisfied, she wants to come back and run again. what do you think? is it good? >> i love hillary clinton she

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stein had no cell phone signal but she didn't give up hope. >> i was never so glad to see anybody iny life because i've always been a strong woman, a strong person, i believe in whatever happens happens for a reason. >> she says that her cat who wa spirits up. eventually the two hikers stumbled on her car and rescued her. the cat had a trunk full of food. the cat. >> i'm good. let's hang out. gottside. it's called nature. we're good. >> all right. good thing she had some company and happy to see home okay. >>> now over to some sports starting with the nhl which is heading to china for the first the league has announced that the los angeles kings and the vancouver canucks will play two preseason games there. >> and will take place september 21st in shanghai and two days later in beijing. both have held youth hockey camps in china in recent their the way. the canucks didn't play. >>> all right, as for last night's nba action let's get the highlights from espn. >>> good morning, america. i'm not buttoning my jacket for this. he's kenny. >> i care a little bit more the warriors and spurs

this is ruby stein, she says that she and her cat got lost while returning from a visit of stein's granddaughter. it was a 200 mile trip but traveled deep into the mountains and got stuck at a muddy dirt road and her cell phone had no signal and her car battery soon died but this great grandmother did not panic. >> i kept myself calm, that surprises me. you raised five kids you know -- >> stein made a makeshift blanket from stuff she had in the car. and thought she would going to have to eat the cat foot when hikers showed up and saved the day. >>> 9-year-old trevor leaves for augusta, georgia today. the third grader is one of only 80 children in the nation to qualify for the drive, chip and putt championship in augusta international on sunday. >> i think without question i am probably more excited than he is. >> trevor's love for golf began four years ago when his father bought him a set of clubs and the masters tournament begins at augusta one week from today. >>> a star in "grey's anatomy" is talking about a real life medical mystery that struck her adult daughter. she suffers from a rare ill

stein melted snow on the dashboard for water, rationed rice krispie treats and contemplated actually eating cat food. stein had no cell phone signal but she didn't give up hope. >> i was never so glad to see anybody in my life because i've always been a strong woman, a strong person, i believe in whatever happens happens for a reason. >> she says that her cat who was with her at the time kept her spirits up. eventually the two hikers stumbled on her car and rescued her. >> very cool story. the cat had a trunk full of food. the cat. we can hack out here. >> i'm good. >> as long as you want. >> let's hang out. got a litter box outside. it's called nature. we're good. >> all right. good thing she had some company and happy to see she made it home okay. >>> now let's head over to some sports starting with the nhl which is heading to china for the first time ever. the league has announced that the los angeles kings and the vancouver canucks will play two preseason games there. >> so, those games will take place september 21st in shanghai and two days later in beijing. both teams have held

stein fought the government in court and won. >> these laws have no place in free countries. no one should be stopped from saying what they believe. >> mali norist is a cartoonist and draws on every liberal and a south park fan. and in an episode of south park got cancelled because they made a mild mohammed joke. it was a joke about how you can't make a mohammed joke. >> jesus. budda. mohammed. >> in the next episode. comedy central bleeped out the name mohammed. [bleep]. allah. you so, i learned something today. they bleep 35 seconds of their show. >> south park criticizes everybody. >> right. >> they are grossly offensive about everybody. but they made the mildest pathetic, panist mohammed and they yanked it. >> norris wanted to start a draw mohammed day to protest the censorship. >> she's disappeared. >> her liberal newspaper. the way they put it in the way she was gone and ceased to exist. there is no more molly. >> there is so more molly. >> she vanished. no one knows if she is alive or dead. >> the only people who writes right wing nut job. why don't the liberals care.

best, far and away, the best alternative and i'm hopeful that a seasoned unbiassed report like rosa stein will see that. >> we hear these criticisms from the republicans, democrats when they passed obamacare senators and so and so forth, you hear the accusations and see the preliminary process here and to what is different about what the democrats did? >> it's really like night and day to be honest with you. we had hearings. our proposals were vetted out in the public over and over again. we had a cbo score. so people would know who was covered. people would know how much it would cost. they're doing none of this. they're hiding this plan. hiding it in every way. why? it's indefensible. they can't defend it to the american people. i think that they're ashamed of the plan, actually, but they're tors forced by ideological precepts and promises for 8 years they tried to repeal it and they're stuck. i do have to say, i'm amazed how poorly the reception has been and how poorly prepared they were. you think after 8 years, they could do better than what they did. >> this law keeps in place the p

stein is saying. for no judicial review over the president's actions over people's lives. that's an incredible position to be taking right now. that's certainly not the case. courts have been more willing over the past several decades to take presidents to task. there's no complete plenary power as mr. stein would like. >> you must be kidding. >> that's the country we need. this is pure fear tactics. that's what mr. stein wants, he wants there to be fear. with fear we see how easy it is to elect someone. >> andre, let me stick with you for a second. what we understand from our reporting, legal permanent residents, meaning green cardholders will be exempt, visa holders exempt. they will avoid prioritizing any religious minorities and there will be a phase-in period so it doesn't happen immediately and cause chaos. would that satisfy the aclu? >> we'll have to look at the details. but as mr. miller came out, one of president trump's top aides and said this is going to have the same policy outcome, we're

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trump is doing right now. >> dan stein, final word? have to -- >> that's a lot of n's. >> you worked hard on that. >> so is spiro agney. under the constitution, on question of authority -- >> i don't know what authority mr. stein wouldn't give the president on immigration. >> i've been studying immigration policy for 40 years. there's no standing. >> dan stein, agney said it. who wrote it for him? >> william sapphire. >> thank you very much to both of you guys. this will continue when you see what happens when it goes to court, we'll bring you back on. thank you, alison. >> no nattering of negativity here. >>> we're digging deeper on a couple of very specific can as that are bubbling up. that's next. y28cny ywty on your phone and online.s a modern way to pay. so you don't miss his first birthday. tickets, i need to see your tickets sir. i masterpassed it. feeling like father of the year: priceless masterpass, the secure way to pay from your bank don't just buy it. masterpass it. the markets change... at t. rowe price... our disciplined

. >> but she sat down with bloomberg the day that ruben stein show and it sounds like she might have, gee, i don't have the experience. i don't know enough. now i'm thinking, oh -- >> now before everyone gets excited, here is the real story. the david ruben stein show cut the slip short. >> you are running for president of the united states or not? >> that won't be happening. . >> she would be phenomenal. bye, everybody. >>> "the insider," tracking the biggest stories making news today. ♪ ♪ >>> i know how to dance. >> it's scaring me a little, but okay. >> number one, dancing's new cast can't be contained. >> my name is charo. i'm here to say i brought the coochie, coochie to the usa. >> we're goggin side of the season by the numbers. >> then the oscar flub fallout continues. >> it's taken everyone a little while to process. >> warren beatty, and was "the rock" ready to rumble? >> and number three, is prince harry planning a royal engagement? >> he could propose around the anniversary of their first date. >> meghan's friend gives us the inside info.

sam stein?that is the scuttlebutt right now, where paul ryan coming here obviously to talk to the president about the state of the health care bill. sources on the hill say they're getting further away from the necessary votes for passage, not closer, at which point paul ryan has a question, do you make your vulnerable members take a vote that isn't in their comfort zone? this bill obviously the polling speaks for itself, quinnipiac poll 17%. it's not a vote you want to take back to your district so if you're paul ryan and looking at this, what is the upside of forcing a vote when that vote will likely fail? is it just to show that you tried? i'm not sure that's a price you want to pay and soim fame for d trump. do you want to go down with a no vote on your first major legislative gambit or get it off the table. either way it's a bad situation for them. one of the situations doesn't involve having a vote hang over your head. >> and yamish, glenn rush your colleagues and maggie haberman last nigh

. >> sam stein is here, senator. his mother is very angry at him for normalizing trump on our show this morning. >> sam! listen to your mother! sam! listen to your mother! >> hi, mom! >> okay. >> private text conversation! put on air. >> the most powerful men in washington! you better follow his orders, sam. >> senator, my mom wants to know -- no. let's talk about immigration for a little bit. i know what you're saying. you have to see a plan before you can actually engage in gorkgork negotiations. we were talking about a path to citizenship versus legalization. let's say theoretically trump comes to you and wants a talk and i can't get to citizenship but legalization. do you enter those talks and if so, what do you tell him? >> again, we have been through this movie before and you guys fall for the bait. >> i'm not falling for it. i'm trying to get a sense of what you would say. >> i think sam is falling for the bait. i think his mom is right. >> exactly. yesterday, he has these cosmopolitan reporters in. he says ma

williams said he can't afford diamond stein's fee.he judge was very clear, they were not going to delay the case while williams looks for a new lawyer. the embattled district attorney faces 23 federal charges in the bribery and extortion case. he would trade his influence as the city's top prosecutor. williams, whose salary is $175,000 a year says he got into financial problems after his divorce, pleaded not guilty and he does remain district attorney. that hearing is scheduled for 2:00 this afternoon. live at federal court, catherine scott channel 6. >>> a pedestrian is in critical condition following a hit-and-run in mill creek delaware. two cars struck the man along kirkwood highway newport gap pike. the driver of the second car remained at the scene's we will have a life report. >>> we're working to get more information on a deadly trooper involved shooting. state trooper shot and killed a man yesterday afternoon on the if you were in cran berry he was inside a pickup truck when shot. we do know no officers were hurt. the state at

$150,000 on the line did whoever kills castro, the money is irs.e' >> ben stein reflects on nixon's time in the white house. left israel'son defense in a way no other president had. >> for a complete schedule, go to www.c-span.org. >> all weekend, american history tv is featuring san jose, california. san jose is located 50 miles south of san francisco on the southern end of the day. we recently visited many sites showcasing the city's rich history. learn more about san jose all weekend here on american history tv. museum, wet of the call it leaving for camp. .orced removal leave. to pack up and that was the order by the army. there was no chance for anybody to escape being non-japanese -- if you were mixed, the husband , they need tose stay in the home. the majority moved with the family to the camp. when the eviction order was written, we were uncertain of what was going to happen to us. report, myction to brother and myself, we sign up. we were given time limits. we report may 23, but on a train and taken off that we were put on a train and take off. what you can carry coming you can

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morning everybody and thanks for being here, we have three exceptional ominees on the agenda, judge stein for od rosen deputy attorney general and racheal brand to be deputy attorney general. i understand the minority would like to hold them over. any member may hold nominations under our rules on the agenda. first time they are on the agenda. all three nominations will be held over for one week. as you all know, last week the committee held a four-day hearing to consider judge gorsuch's nomination. he testified for two days and over 20 hours. before the hearing started we knew how qualified the judge is and the resume speaks for itself. and we got to see up close how thoughtful, how articulate and how humble he is, he is deeply committed to be being fair and impartial judge. and he isn't willing to compromise the independence to win votes in the senate. i'll have a lot more to say on this issue next week when we debate his nomination in the committee. i thank my colleagues for working with me to make last week's hearing run smoothly. almost everybody stayed within their time period and e

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he was taken to abe stein to be check out. investigators are not sure why this young mother was targeted but somehow these robbers knew she had thousands of dollars inside of her home. take a look at this video overnight, police responded to a home on the 4500 block of north 18th street in logan just before 12:30 a.m. twenty-four year-old mother told police she was sleeping on the second floor with her eight day old son when three armed masked men broke lock on her front door and forced their way inside home. men ordered women and two, 17 year-old girl visiting her in the basement. they made off with $3,500.02 cell phones but not before one of the robbers assaulted would the man's new born son. >> one of the perpetrators order heard to get up, point a gun, she said i'm holding my baby. that is when one forced the baby on to the floor by pushing the baby, on to the floor, which is pretty brutal, as far as we're concerned. >> the woman and those two teenage girls were not hurt, investigators are trying to use those two stolen ce

great to have mark stein with us.d to see you my friend. >> good to be with you, neil. >> neil: on this effort, this is the administration's version of another mulligan of this. i wonder if he's going to run into the same buzz saw of opposition. even if he is clarifying, you know, the types who get in here and that it's limited to new visa entrants coming in. so what do you expect to happen? >> i think there's a group of people that basically object to anything he does. we hear this response that only 50% of american terrorist attacks are perpetrated by people born outside the u.s. so what is the point of banning people outside the u.s.? if 50% of automobile fatalities were caused by canadians, america would have every right to ban people with canadian driver licenses from driving around down here. if you can lower the rate by 50%, that is worth doing. that said, the other side also right that we have problems with long-term radicalization. after that summer of terror in france, french security officials told me a few

sam stein, jonathan, thank you both for joining us. . >>> quick back here on the other side, amid what is shaping up to be his most consequential week yet. president trump trying to bring the focus back to health care. big vote looming this week in the house. and in the next hour, the president will be on his way to kentucky. he is going to be making his pitch to that republican health care overhaul plan. why we're going to talk about why that reliably red state could become ground zero in the fight to repeal and replace obamacare. that's next. jack knocked over a candlestick, onto the shag carpeting... ...and his pants ignited into flames, causing him to stop, drop and roll. luckily jack recently had geico help him with renters insurance. because all his belongings went up in flames. jack got full replacement and now has new pants he ordered from banana republic. visit geico.com and see how affordable renters insurance can be. (singsong) budget meeting. sweet. if you compare last quarter... it's no wonder everything seems a little better with the creamy taste of philly, made with no a

federal prosecutor ron rosen stein a man with a strong reputation on both sides of the aisle, a george. bush appointee who through barack obama's administration has been nominated to be the deputy attorney general of the united states. now that jeff sessions has recused himself from investigation into the 2016 campaign, including any russian interference in the electoral process. rosenstein would be in charge, if confirmed, which means it would be him who would be deciding whether or not to appoint a special prosecutor. at no time did rosen stein pledge he would appoint a special prosecutor. >> you view it as a principle that i need to commit a special prosecutor in a manner that i don't know if it's being investigated and i view it as principle that as a nominee for deputy attorney general i should not be promising to take action on a particular case. >> now, less than 24 hours before today's hearing sessions sent a letter to the judiciary committee attempting to clarify his confirmation hearings when he somewhat famously told senator al franken he did not have communications with the

. >> ben stein, former speechwriters for richard nixon at gerald ford reflects on the past time in the white house, his energy policies, and initiatives in israel and southeast asia. nixon left israel defense in a way that no other president has. >> for a complete schedule, go to c-span.org. all weekend american history tv is featuring san jose, california. recentlyities or staff visited many sites showcasing its history. san jose is california cost third-largest city and the 10th largest city in america. learn more about san jose all weekend here on american history tv. good morning. i'm bill worthington, it onto here at the computer history museum in mountain view, california. i was a programmer for the 1401. back in the timeframe we are looking at, in the 1930's, 19 is 1950's, -- 1940's, each hole representing a piece of information whether a 01, 2, -- 0, 1, 2, 3. or it could be alphabetic information. this is the means of storing information, it was the key for every business in the 1930's, 1940's, 1950's. when i started working for a bank on the east coast where they were in need

stein i interviewed him and spent quite a bit of time with him several years ago.e is a very smart guy. and he sat on their security committee but he was also the minister of a intelligence for two years. and he now loves that. if anybody would know he would know. if he's telling you that i would listen to what he said. and what we do quickly. this is where everything has to be back on the table and with a serious mention and that is preemptive self-defense comes back into the discussion and for those who don't know what it means look it up. it means you don't have to take the first hit if you have to operate offensively as well within international law to do so in historical precedents. a new threat that we hadn't heard about. from dr. stein. >> house and will be seeing president trump's second attempt at a travel ban. and how similar it will be to the first one that is still tangled in the courts. the white house now dropping some hints. they push forces deeper into mosul. we will have a report on the progress and how they are doing and what we can expect next. o

attorney general jeff sessions has recused himself, so it would be up to rosen stein to apply a specialprosecutor. when he wouldn't commit to appointing one, the tone of the meeting abruptly switched. >> so i very much support the appointment of a special prosecutor to lead the investigation into russian influence in the election. >> the meeting got heated with republican senators arguing against appointing a special prosecutor. >>> republicans are unveiled their plan to replace obamacare. and you may be surprised who is against it. tracie potts has more an that and what the plan means for you and your wallet. >> it's called good health care. >> eager to replace obamacare, republicans introduced their own plan. >> this is a plan where you can choose your doctor. this will be a plan where you can choose your plan. >> democrats are already calling it trumpcare. >> well trumpcare is here and you are going to hate it. >> no one is required to buy insurance but there's a 30% surcharge if you don't. government subsidies are out, replaced with tax credits based on age, not income. patients cou

gerri willis, charlie gasparino, kennedy and ben stein are off this week. >> now it is not big because rates here and around the globe are still low but if you go too far with rate hikes, trouble lies ahead because every data point is used very low rates. you change that structure you could change the structure of the economy business owners thit to be very careful as we move forward. there's a ton of debt and deficit still out here overhanging the economy. >> they have created trillions of dollars out of thin air. >> we went 9 years, retirees and the returns on their savings, now we are turning it around. this is not 2004 when we had a dozen rate hikes the that is not what we have on tap. it is slow and steady, trying to do a slower than you expect because she doesn't believe in the trump agenda. >> if she doesn't believe in the trump agenda she would not raise rates. charles:she won't get at of the curve. >> that is the problem we have. of trump's economic agenda for fiscal policy agenda gets -- doesn't get past and she continues to raise rates you will have a problem in the markets

ben stein? >> i love the spdr's, always do. >> just stick with the spdr's, ben?>> stick with the index. >> dollar cost average if we get a dip? >> just keep buying, buying till you die. >> all right, the cost of freedom continues now with the man himself david asman on the vice president mike pence making a weekend pitch to repeal and replace obamacare. drug companies are applauding the plan and that's why some here say patience and taxpayers should worry about the plan. it's time to debate. welcome to forbes on fox. we have a full house. there are a lot of people in congress saying this is helping insurers many more than it's helping patients. what do you think. >> i agree even though last week we said we need to

mark stein. >> thank you. >> tucker: up next, what would ronald reagan do? we will talk to a rake and biographer about he may have handled >> tucker: mark was just on and he made the point that america being safe doesn't mean you have to be at war with russia. some lawmakers determined to make that country and enemy, perhaps a military foe. we may nebulae befall into an second world war. what can we learn from reagan's example? a reagan biographer is here with us, written another book called reagan rising, just before reagan came back to become president. great to see you. >> thank you. >> tucker: you have written a lot on this president and this period. did you ever think you would grow old enough to see democrats pushing for a new world order? >> no, i didn't. it's a new world order. >> tucker: the debate in the '80s, it was democrats are too soft on russia. >> yes, on arms control. soviet expansionist. they are always soft on the soviets. going back to the famous -- >> tucker: reagan obviously hated soviet communism. >> there was no animosity toward the r

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pril writ political writer for "the new york times" nick confessore and also sam stein. the white house challenged congress to contest the claim that president obama tapped donald trump's phones. lindy graham and sheldon asked top law enforcement officials for evidence writing to the deputy attorney general and the director of the fbi, requesting the department of justice provide copies of any warrant applications and court orders related to wiretaps of president trump, his campaign, or headquarters. joe, they add that it takes spying for political purposes seriously and would be equally alarmed to learn a court found enough evidence of criminal activity or with a foreign power. so here is senator lindsey graham speaking yesterday to nbc news be. >> president trump claims that president obama administration targeted his campaign, trump tower. i have no knowledge of that. but he has challenged the congress to help him, so let's help. if they don't give it to us, yeah, subpoena. i'm not trying to compromise classified information. i'm not trying to compromise the investiga

. >> this morning 85-year-old ruby jean stein is back behind the wheel after the ride of a lifetime. at my poor car. >> reporter: great grandfather surviving in her sentra after become stuck in the snow and ice. >> everything happens for a reason. >> reporter: ruby and her cat nikki spend five agonizing days and four freezing nights at the end of a lonely road trapped in the mud out-of-gas and with no cell service. stein used safety pains to fasten a blanket from clothes and scooped up and melted down snow to stay hydrated and rationed the food she had to make it nearly 120 hours in the cold. >> people asked me what do you do? i said what do you do in a car for five days, you know. nothing. but i -- i just had to say call. i had to figure out and not a lot i could do from it. >> headed home from her grand daughter's house ruby was looking for i-70 and instead turned down a small country road driving 20 miles the wrong way. flyers were soon plastered all over town but it wasn't until two hikers stumbled upon ruby. >> i heard a voice coming from the back seat of the car, very faint. >>

that's diamond stein right there. the judge told womens he needs to -- williams he needs to get a lawyer to of accepting cash, crips, and gifts in -- trips, and gifts in exchange for his influence. as d.a., he makes, $175,000 a year but says a costly divorce has left him with financial problems. he owes the philadelphia board of ethics over $60,000 in fines. williams has pleaded not guilty and remains district attorney despite calls for him to resign from as far up as the mayor's office. i reached out to a spokesperson from the d.a.'s office to learn if williams has a new attorney. so far'vback. live in the digital operations center, nbc10 news. >> thanks. 39 degrees outside. >>> a trial starks in bucks county today -- starts today in a bucks county case where a woman staked out a pizza shop along with two customers. one robber was shot and another wounded. the customer was not charged. >>> a judge is expected to sentence a philadelphia mom in the death of her 4-year-old daughter. shakia holmes pleaded guilty to invol

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